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All persons In arrears with the state TO
Occupation Tax. will look to their interest
by coming forward without further delay,
and make payment, as this tax Will be col
iected strictly In accordance with law.
W. II. PRATHER, Tax Collector.
Dallas, May 0, 1876. may9-dlmo
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DIED.

IfTTLElIALE--In THIS r'lyi NAY ", ~
AnunlE. infaut son Of Mr, hnd Mfh' lA'""'
hale, Aged lLur months ana len n'SH'
aNpAD-In DALLAS On the 2slh instant o.
dIopsy' little 10 annie B,, son " WlHlh"
and Harriet NueHl
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Ladies' call and seo the beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than al
any other house In the city, at 6lt Main
street. mayll-d3mos
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dissolution,

The copartnership existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name of f.. +.
10y lc. has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, E. p. Lyle retiring. 4. j. keeton
will continue the business under his own
late firm. T.. I. ~ IN,
T.. j. KEETON.
Dallas, Texas, May Goth, 1876.
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MIR. AND MRS. ROSI

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF certain
i deed of rustlexeeuted on the 2lst day of
January, A. ID. 1876, to me as Trustee, by W &.
ID. jackson and wife, to secure A. Meizler in
the payment Of q certain promissory note
for the sum OF one thousand dollars,
which said note became due on the
2lst day Of May, 1876 (see book 81,
pages ~ and A, Dallas County Records
of Deeds, Bonds, etc.,, ! viii sell on
ON Wednesday, the 2lst day OF June, A. d.
1876, at the Courthouse door in the city and
county of Dallas, TO the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described real
and personal property, to-wit A certain tract
of land, situated on Duck, creek in Dallas
county, Texas, being lot No. 2, out OF east
half OF section No. %, part OF the estate of
Susan Keen, deceased. Also, another tract
oh the waters OF said creek, about 10 miles
north, 20 east from Dallas, being part of n go
acre survey, patented to A. NJ. Keen, both OF
said tracts containing eighty acres OF land
Also, a certain steam grist mill, situated on
said land, together with the engines, burr,
and machinery belonging thereto. Also, a
certai n stock of goods, wares and merchant
disc, In u certain store-Toom upon said prem
ises. Also, two sorrel horses, 10 hands high,
and Studebaker wagon,
maySO-3w J.G. EBLEN, Trustee.
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In retiring take pleasure in thanking my
friends, for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 me- and solicit continuance of
the same for my successor. u. L. LYLE
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J. @, Booth & Co.,

Auctioneers. iO6 Elm street Auction snle
every day. Buys aud sells second hama fur
uI,nre horses, ponios, etc. maylO-dtf
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Tho term of Justice Mclure's court for
civil business, viii hereafter begin on the
FY,a Monday Of each month. moys6-dlw
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"Neurtl.,

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuraigio-at Hoskins &
Howell's drug store, Dallas.-Ad.
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Mexican Veterans ana .no Centennial.

The following letter will be read
with interest by the Mexican Veter-
ans. IT Is sufficient to warrant them
in getting ready to take the anticipa-
ted trip to the Centennial. We hope
that every remaining soldier of the
gallant army that served in the Mexi-
can war, may find 1t convenient to at
tend the National celebration.
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ThG Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made Cl0lhiIg
30 Days! 30 Days!! 30 Days!!!
AT THE
New York Clothing House

We are under many obligations to the GU
izens ui Dallas and Surrounding country ioi
the very liberal support lhcy have eAlehleu
toward us during our stay here, ana III ufuei
Inv one and nll OF our former Ideas, we sll
adhere 10 the motto, quick sales ana small
Profit We have this day made c0moes'
SION, and for the next Thirty Days, WIZ re-
ueiye from our Ntw York MANUFACTURING
Establishment, all the nocessniics OF lle heu,
son. fine clothing light underwear, boots hhu
shoes, and II combined new assortment 3l
elegant gents furnishing goods. Inc hJOek
viii be offered at u gIeat reduction rom oul
70 mor efforts and must bring cony lcll9ll 10
hnnse i'm Texas. mayG-tf
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chip hats ut 81 80 each In every styles and
color at ~. Iralson's. Oh Main street
mayll-d3mos
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Msnisdl

To exchange vacant lots IN cliy ior h"is's
mules or oxen. Address Lock Box d'd' pa'
,as ro,as mRyA-dlm
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TEX AZ AND TAUTFIU HWY UU', I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May II, 1875. J
Messrs. W. Y. Lane and j. NJ. Curtis, Mar.
shall:
GENTLEMEN--In reply TO your favor
of the Sth inst, addressed to Col. Scott,
In reference to the visit Of the Mexican
Veterans to the Centennial Exhibi'
ton, | beg to say that arrangements
are now being perfected to furnish
them with transportation through
from Texas to Pennsylvania and re-
turn, and that the matter has been
placed In the hands of Mr.. George No
bic, our Superintendent, who will be
In possession of all the details in con
nection Herewith.
Your truly,
FRANK s. BOND, Vice-Pres't.
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MARK ETs by TELEGRAPH



NEW yoaK. May M,--To.day being on,
sory, Il ~ n legal holiday no ,nh, "'" W WV
| Kind can be tules Iupheh I"hls"'
COMMERCIAL
o,o,ao. MAY W.-Flour all aud nominal
Whenl' demand active ana Wrhhnli a., n
sprlng, 81 Olt, spot 81 OgtWi wy ,o 49,,
Iorn active but lover no IT, sp"'' Nj w
Itne Oats mir demand ana lOWhli Nmmi -
~ 40 spot, 1879 July, IVY" WIS"
| Barley Irregular ~ 'do' Ia, o,o,
sr. LouIs, May 8l,-llemp nghlInlni 'a,np'
Al aI Flour dull aud weak hllu "lsl,iu ~ 1,,
| ynW low and mfdiin Brhl'h, t%in y
| XXI, "a b.; xxx 5000 ~, Mnoht Ia toe,Wr.
| ii IN, Nh 4 / 8us biuj No, : 40 mV, ,"' 7,
ssor W. Ia,vsr No. iniXed, Ggmljo ohAhi WY
| IL" unts iowpr nnd inactive ~ biAo' W"
WWr',22,, nj GimCll5e. Barley nothing uo' ~
Whisky strnGH nrld W. ~ w. nuu,n' Ia
acliyci choice yellow TpgSg duI1 nj Om;
unn" iiav nnI; prairie " all NJ, Pork low
iooGtJtng ylg Ou. nry rnlt meat dull anu
Inominel, clear rib offered at SpoaOe'
Live stock.
CutgAgo, May W-Caitlo receipts, iOol
,,'ai. n,,rltcl dun and lower, COWS 10 Rnuu
linn M steers, 81 6Oogl 70, butchers, " 700"
goad shipping, 81 2j@i OOi best, to@) o'
Ilny. necelpts, 2O,0OO head market opened
dnii"I, pneklng ~ ~ MOlb 0 common W
choice shipping, % 2 GB tOi Phlladtlp lllhs,
s6G6 75 light 50 9j@B 90 sales mostly nv, ~ u
sheep steady short clipped, 81 COabi wool
cd, - O)G7.
sr. LOUIS, May .--IIogs-Shlpplng grades
Workers. ~ 7i6gR; bacon, % S0gOi hnNhers
IS 0OgO Is; shipping 5000 20' Receipts III"
head, 10
Cnttlc-ShIpping grades slow and lltlle 90
Ing, butchers firm and active gooh 70 oholc'
native steers, d 50Cti medium W nur, 2
AL 87l5; pony. 81 i6@l; COWS, " ", gl5 ~
Receipts $40 head.
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ONE THAT CAN NOT BE REFU1P
IT'S PLAIN BUT YET TRUE

Owing 10 lie extreme dull times and scarcity Of ma.
are determined 10 put Goods down lower than ever
Texas II IL useless for competitors 10 tell yo,n
will sell Goods "chcaper' than us. for II IN mposn
facilities for purchasing are equal If not superior
this section ny we buy only from Importers and ManuG
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An adyerllselneniH from pHllW WIN
liam We have 40 account, mast no FA'p
Advertisements must be handed 10 ps,
6breOp NJ, 10 insure inMrllon W WV "'N'
".XlI Jnb Work, except ~ parties WIN
wholD ws have current accounts lhuHl w
rAID TOii ON DEllNkhf'
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Aailg Nerald.
ruyn,iLy HERALD

ain be- iouna .n sal" ~ w." Tesas
I.ss an ali a. ins ~ s,~s
sna raaia. sa'iway ,., ~" sap lneinio
nud Lamar hofeis'
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NEW YoRK, May M--Io'lhy mHh auy
Hory,d ~ legal holiday no nHia'' W WV
Mind q an be tie, rupGed Tonight
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MARKET REPORTS
st. Paul Markets.
ST. PAUL, Dec. %, 1876.
= : Z q = p = vt =" = - = T
pRODCCE AND PROVISIONS.

PRODUCE and PROVISIONS.
Transactions for the week under review were
quite active up to and including Saturday, but
yesterday, the day after Christmas, the demand
for many commodities was dull. This week
will doubtlessly result in paratively light
trade, also, as another general holiday will in
tervene, and there appears to be, SO far, nc
marked demand for any special commodities
in preparation for New Years. Prices, as a
rule, have held up remarkably well; and in
some instances have advanced slightly. Only
as regards one or two commodities is there any
indications OF a giving away.
The price of xxx bakers and family flour
is quotable at s5.5Oa5.75 per Dbl for the best
qualities. "Superlatve," or patent process
flour is firm at s7ooasoo, as 10 brand and
quality Good brands OF Xxx are saleable at
the wide range OF So 50a4.75; ordinary xxx at
$500,
WHEAT-We quote al advance Of SC per
bushel all round tor the different grades Of
spring wheat. Buyers 'at the upper elevator
are paying sl.ls for No.sl; s.lO for No. 2;
81. 90 for No. s.
The following are the quotations Of No 2.
wheat ia the great markets yesterday week
and yesterday, showing the course of prices
during the week under review:
Last week This week.
Liverpool 9s Sd q los 4d
New York Sl.36 Sl.4l
Chicago Sil9 24h
Milwaukee 1870. .3O5.
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Cneao DIV Goods,

Iurerso.l x Co OF sd and Wabasha streets,
~ Paul, are doing ~ handsome business" in
the way ct selling the best dry goods a, the
Lowest prices They can now give special
bargains Their Immense Christmas trade has
ei, behind many pieces and fragments which
they are almost giving away
The only way 10 neutralze the hard times is
10 make vour money so As far rs possible; and
lngsrsol, < Co. is the firm 70 deal with for tina,
purpose.
Those x 8 distance will remember that We
forward goods - the remotest corners Of the
State =: prices ba. triie above the cost in New
York And tina. We will te glad to send to all
who may request Us 10 do SO, specimens q
goods with prices marked: and in every case
the goods SET. will correspond in quality and
price with the samples or we will take then,
back, and & nj other goods in their place OF
return the money s, the option OF the pur-
chaser.
Il will COS; ro:lsing to get cur samples and
examine them, and thus com rare our prices
with the prices .. other stores
fftve US = trsa.
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ing half a mile away And thus it happens
that farmers insurance companies seldom fail,
while the staunchest of the general fire insur-
ance companies may be broken in night by a
simple calamity such as the Chicago fire.
And SO we do say to you farmers, when you
want cheap insurance mi safe company, in
sure in the Minnesota Farmers Mutual, W. A.
Nimocks Secretary. Minneapolis, Mimi. 1t has
loses, and has large reserve fund secured in
farm mortgages and in deposits in the leading
banks of the state
BY all means give your home institution a
fair trial
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leWelrY.

AtNa1, 5u..r nber that the cheapest and best
.eneier, f. 10 pe had at the leading stores
The stores ..., do the largest business can al
ford to do il at the smallest percentage OF profit
1t, for instance, you want a clock, or watch, or
i set OF jewellery. or wedding ring, or any
other article Of that kind, 20 10 the great store
ot d. C. Cree leaf - East Sd St s. Paul and
there YOU will find the best article Of the kind
you desire i: tbs ioweet price. And you will
Ne waited on by the most courteous salesman
in the city under the direction OF =. + Ea-an
Esq. who has charge of the business since the
dsaease o. Nr. Grsenlea. This store contains
the largest assortment ot stock in the city and
probably III the state; from the plainest articles
mp 70 the most costly
Remember y. {. Gree nleat, u has, Sd; St,
X p1rl
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New York Produce Market.

NEW URk. DEC. u.
FLOUR Receipts $4,000 barrels; No. 2;
- 90as4 90 superfiue state and,western, sofa
1913; common to good extra S5.45aS5. 60;
good to choice do s5.70aS5.75; white wheat
extra s.. 75asS.00 extra ONO So. 45aS 90;
extra St. Louis IS. 25 as %; Minnesota patent
process, 81 50a950.
GRAIN Wheat. receipts 1877 900 bus,
very light demand; uncraded spring Sl09a
| So white western 81. 80; No. . n Y. spring
Sl.3Oal.3l; No : Milwaukee, $3.50; No Chi
cago, 81 80 bid 81 % asked, Nos Sl.25; No.
| Minnesota spring LIS.
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70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Hemeuber that It IS an invariable
rule to discontinue sending the ANTI
MoNoroLlsr III the ead ofthe period paid
Tor. We naye no right to presume that
. subscriber desires his paper continued
+ lie doe. not renew and remit; and we
are not wiling to force it on him.
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The New Wheeler & Wilson Straight Needle
ock Stitch Sewing Machine

l.. is the simplest and easiest TO treadle, runs
quietly, easily ana rarldiy. Without Tlval
No Shuttle 70 thread, most durable and best
,nade machine in the world. Saves time,
saves money, saves labor.
The best made machine for dress cloak max
iuc and Tor family USE As it sewS the heaviest
and finest goods perfectly, and from one to the
other without trouble or delay. Cross thick
4eams readily, does the greatest variety OF work
III the best manner. Has plenty OF room on the
able, and under the arm for large garments
Liberal terms a exchange for all kinds oil
machines. Office - West 50 st. st. Paul
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Chicapo Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. y.
FLOUR-Demand light but firm.
GRAlN-Wheat, excited and higher ad-
vadced. * No. Chicago spring, Si.24h. No.
81 25A. cash l9s seller January; 81. 20 / !;
seller February; No. 3 Chicago Sl.01 1903 x
rejected 033 a 96c.
RECEIPTS Flour IA, 600 Dbl. wheat, 1877 900
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 10000 bbls; wheat,
10000 bus
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Milwaukee Produce Market.
MILWAUKEE Dec. 2Sth.

MILWAUKEE Dec. ZStn.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN Wheat opened steady and a shade
higher; closed firm; No ], sI.30; No 2 81 30 x;
seller January Sl.25A; seller Februarysl. 81 3 !;
No. 3, l.l0E
RECEIPTS Flour, 1873 bbls: wheat 1892
bushels.
SHIPMENTS Flour, 1926 bbls; wheat H.
400 bushels
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Cheap insurance.

Whv is it TIA; farm insurance Is 50 much
cheaper than city insurance.
The answer is p.aiu.a farm house is never
consumed by ire unless the lire originates on
the premises. always excepting the case Of :re
by lightning. That is TO say the question OF
re or NO fire is largely under the control of th..
farmer A very little care in cleaning Chin
nsys and looking after the stoves will reduce
the risk of IRE 10 almost nothing. In city it
is very different. The citizen may take the
greatest precautions ON his own premises and
-: - l-.s ~ be buzned up r. dEs sars-
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4 MaW ErrarDrise.

Remember t..at there will be to- might grand
opening ii aCoxGREss HAIL" Bridge Square
S. PAM, near the bridge.
This is arestaurant upon new plan and one
shat will recommend itself to the public. Tue
best materials, the cleanest cooking and the
most courteous attendance will he found at
CONGRESS HALL. with prices TO suit the hard
times
Farmers coming to ST. Paul will lind this a
GOOD place 20 got their meals.
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ABILITIES winch cannot be elsewhere afforded
f-or acquiring proficiency III penmanship ana
book keeping. Tuition for six months has
been reduced erem $50 TO $50, and for three
months, from SIS TO Sla. Good board, with
room. tuel and lights, IS furnished for SO 6o
Der week Thorough instructions IL arithmetic,
Grammar, ana commercial law. without extra
charge. Mesrs Curtiss and Hyde, the pro-
oris.7r are vel known throughout the State as
live instructors. Prof. {. c. Curtiss is author
the Curtis System" Of penmanship, now
used ia most .. on. best schools, and Prof.
HYDE IS widely ANA .avorably known rs 4 teach
sr Of rare ability The next term commences
Tuesday, Jam. =, 1877. Young men, seize this
opportunity to secufe good business educa-
ION nj 4 nominal cost.
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-nn Thing Has Broken.

The Boston One price Clothing Store Mime
an0lis ..avg marked down every oyercoat il
their store u prices which viii sell them, =
}on't wat any niger, as the bottom has fallen
lean oug.--I: Won emit go yourself send for
an ovarCUst.
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C6ca|q aNorhVeStellR. R

PASSENGER, for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
treal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Saint
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, fankton, Green Bay, Milwan-
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich.
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg.
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, tor all points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago ana Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. r. at Omaha for all far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains of all cross roads
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Active

Canvas. .ne agents wanted, ior the New
Whaeel & Wilson Straight Needle Sewing
Machine. Apply 81 West Sd st. st. Paul.
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: cur Dollars Buys It

Dr.. j. Manning has ceased to act as canvasse
fer the ANTI MoyoPoh!sr.
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-oliowavs Pills or Ointment.

Scrofuiq 81 lnorpld deposits in the lungs,
Joints and tissues Those medicines have rem
deled this disease a less formidable seourge
+han formally it has been incontestibiy
proved that In Scrofulous affections they have
affected thousands OF cures. sold everywhere
- p.r cents per box or pot.
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$685. ST., VII rkh f A 5 q. v 1SaR
cry. Augusta, Maine.
Notice,

Noa-e.l. ..,,s any right or authority to incur
y)ecunialy obligation in the name or on behalf
Of the publisher OF this paper; and all contracts
FOR ADVERTISING, are subject to our negative.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
RAMSEY.-DAtr,ct Court end. Judicial
District.
Thomas Bower pltf.
vs..
William Dawson Maria l.. Csr-l
den and Peter 5. Garden her hus- SUMMONS
band and. Dewitt, clones Def
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, to the above
named defendants:
You and each of you arr hereby summoned
and required TO answer the complaint in this
action which said complaint has been filed in
the office Of the Clerk ot said court in the city
OF s. Paul in the aforesaid county and state.
and TO serve cory Of your answer To the said
complaint on the subscribers, =. their Office in
ST. Paul, in said Ramsey County. state of
Minnesota within twenty days after the service
of this summons upon YOU. exclusive Of tie
dav ef such service, and ii you tail 10 answer
the said complaint within tie time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action viii apply % the court
for the relief demanded theresn, besides The
costs and disbursements herein.
Dated November 9th A. y. 1876
MgAp & THOMPSON,
Plaintiff Attorneys s.. Pau, Mimi
I26 81
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4 good Warm comfortable overcoat at the
Boston one Price Clothing Store Minneapolis.
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STATE or NINNESOTA-COUNTY OP
RAMSEY. District Court Second Judicial

IL aaiSE1 i. DtSltICL 'AOuTb-Gctouu
District.
Cythera a. Jones, Pitt
VS.. Summons
De Witt c. Jones. Deft.
THE STATE or MINNESOTA, TO the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the
above entitled action, OF which copy is here
unto annexed, and herewith served upon you,
and to serve q copy Of your answer to said
Complaint on the subscribers, at their Office, in
the city of st. Paul. in said county. within
thirtyk days after the service of this summons
upon YOU, exclusive ofthe day OF such service:
and, II YOU fail to answer the said Complaint
within the time Aforesaid. tue Plaintiff In this
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manied in the complaint.
Dated st. Paul Minnesota, Dee. 23d 1876.
DAVIS, O'BR;EN Il Wilson,
Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Paul Mimi.
l29-.t.
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ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph I
Council Bluffs all
road, for

NEBRASKA CITY, ST. JOSEPH. ATCHrs
son, LEAVRNWORTH, KANSAS CITY.
FORT SCOTT, GALVESTON,
And all points in Il. Southwest:
Returning, will leave Hrnahs at 4 o. m. -;
Council Bluffs at 40 =. m, reaching 6iof
City at $40 p. m, Mankato ct Gao q. m, T.
II. Paul At 1900 M Time, 10 hours; ma
ing this
Ten Hours the Shortest and cn'y Dirsc. 30,
Between the points above PANIED.
Passengers from Minneapolis will take II
200 p. m. train On the HIM. h St. Lor
Railway, which makes direct connections
Aerriam Junction with the Omaha Express
Tickets and further information can Be- Or.
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON. Tfck.
Agent, y. W. Corner Third and jackson A.
st. Paul, and at the Depo. foot OF jackson .
and from COL. JOHN W. HENJON. Ticl
Agent, under the EicoIIet House. Miuneapu
-. James AccOmmoAaffOm
Lares st. Paul at q, m and srriyes r. q
JSmes At 5 p. N. Returning. leaves 81. i'm.
It 9:45 .. m, and arrives At ST. Psul Il 8 :
Sundays sxcspted.
,. ~. BISHOP, 0ensr,l nsna~se.
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thanks.

Thanks.
We are obliged 10 our neighbor, Geo. O.
Robertson E>,s for some very interesting Euro
pean news papers.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28
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