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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

1t is said that over 800 Turkish
soldien were recently frozen to death:
In New York on Sunday Will
liam Caveron was stoned to death by
three boys, the Oldest but 10 years Of
age.
The collection for foreign mis-.
sions at tho Old South Church, Bes.
ton, Sunday reached the liberal sum
Of $1,000.
Squirrels are 50 numerous in
California that they are almost a.
great q pest as the grasshopper plague
Of the Western States.
After all the talk about woman
suffrage in Wyoming, the legislators
are now endeavoring to repeal the
act:
Shows were 80 heavy in France
this week: as to interfere with the
holding of tho elections.
Woodruff and Claflin are be-
seigine Congressional Committee to
obtain an appropriation Of $4,000
as damages for illegal prosecution by
the Government. :
Mr.. Meagher, the present owner,
has offered to the Centennial Commits:
sioners = portion Of the gallows on
which the thirty-eight Sioux Indians
were executed in: Mankato in 1862.
IT is expected that the revenue
Of France this year. will exceed s1o0,-
.000, 900 sterling, and be nearly e.
100000 in excess Of the estimates. :
: OF forty:two million passengers
carried over the railroads Of Massa-
chusetts during 1875 not one has been
killed except by their own careless
ness, and only six have been injur-
ed.
The Boston Post thinks it was a
good joke in Speaker Kerr to appoint
Alexander H. Stephens, the lightest
man in the House, Calrman of the
Committee on Weights and Measures.
"A Missouri lawyer successfully
defended a highwayman, but charged
him an exorbitant fee. The highway
man paid it without a murmur, stop
ped his counsel on his way home at
night and recovered the cash.
Many 4 man who would . roll up
his eyes interior 1T the idea Of steal
.ing|A niekls'will swoop down On q
:silk umbrella worth $19, and march
If with hia. ipsmeviug pea cefully As
if in prayer. ~
J: Mrs Burlington was missed by
her family, in Lansingburgh, N. Y,
and, after N absence of three days,
WA found in . room Of an otherwise
:unoccopied house. She was standing
H. : corner; and she begged to be II ;
lowed to stay there, declaring that
the Lord and the devil had command
cd her to stand imuov&ble until she
died. She hsd nearly obeyed tho i'm
.ginary injunction, for hunger, cold.
and the fatigue Of. the position had
>n-.A L:11>l u
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

ior exhibition 1T Yale College.
Tho. Yoanan brothers, At Wi.
mona, heat their res;deaceawith steen
conducted under ground = distance d
ax o. seven hundred feet, arorel :their
Jaw mill. It work. to4! charm. u"
-Alhvd: Eriesaiaii Il mited suicide
near Pine City by hanging himself to
. TREE in the woods. When found he
had evidently bean hsasing for sever
al weeks. a. his face hsd been literal
ly eaten sway by birds. t *
-John Hoffman. while going Sat-
urday from Mankato to his home
in! Alpine City, was thrown from a
load of-.lumber and killed he had
bean drinkingi and was in an unfit
condition to control his horses.
"A telegram received At Austin,
on the 18th from Europe announces
the death Of Mrs. Nellie Hall, eldest,
daughter Of Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell, Of
Owatonna. Mrs. Hall with her hus-
band went abroad last spring hoping
to regain her health which had been:
seriously impaired for some time. ~
Alfred Erickson committed suicide
near Pine City by hanging, as was
discovered on Saturday last. Tho
body was found hanging in = tree and
was fresen 90 hard andinsuch I lhape
that it had to b cut up y BE- put. in
: coffin. From iii hllcations he
had besn hanging s.vsaal wwesl., II
ii. hce hid been literally eaten .x.r
By the birds Of the air. - 5*'3 'H-'.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

In recent sermon the Rev. +.
Dewitt Talmage, Of Brooklyn, said:
The most hopeless, God forsaken people
in all our cities are those who, not in =
missionary spirit, but witl1 tho idea Of sor-
did gain, have goue,into political liz. I
pray for the.prisoners in Raymond Street
Jail, and think they may be converted to
God, but never have any faith 70 pray
for an old politician. suppose God could
convert him, but l do not know Of any
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

Ex.Gov AUSTIN the newly appoint
ed third Auditor Of the treasury, took
the cath Of office, and entered upon
tho duties Of tho Office on Saturday
Last.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

The Republican National Conven.
ton for the nomination Of candidates
for President and Vice President, it
has been decided, will meet 1t Gin.
cinnati on tho 18th Of June. Five
months, therefore, will intervene dur.
ing which the Republicans Of tho
country will consider who are the
most fitting and At the same time the
most available andidates.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

HousE-The senate bill authoriz'
ing the bridging Of the Minnesota
river~at LIE seuer was passed under
suspension Of the rules. A number
Of bills Of local interest. were intro
duced, among the number the follow
=, By Warner, Of Wright-ro com.
pei ali railroad companies within The
State to build proper cattle guard
and fences. ".... ...c
: Adjourned until Monday.
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LnaIsLlAzl'IvE.
E1lDAY.,e.,.,

.sEfs ~ %ss5y -! - -. AsSs..
s. sxEA1-llr. Macdonald called
up tie resolution Introduced by him
on tie 7thin u which the ground
70 taken that tho State Of Minnesota
is unable At present t., appropriate
more than $4,000 for centennial pur-
poses.
Mr.. Pahler introduced . resolu::
ton, which w.s adopted. for the aP
,paintmsnt Of > joint COMMITTEES. to
report what can OF ought to BE- done,
in the WY Of Furnishing eeed wheat
to g.aashoppse Ra6srsEs. ,,,.. ,..~,..e
Bills were introduced = ollows;
By M. McGoyern-Making towns
liable for damages sustained BY d.
tsctive roada and bridges. +, .,...,,..
By. Mr., Gil6llan-.Providing for :
lien upon logs and lumber for labor
performed in its production.
By Mr.. misunderstanding the
sassesmept for taxes Of warehouses or
other buildings on railroad land not
owned by the railroad company.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

liquor ulde, ead ni,ii;z i ii x,1th the ;,l
1erssae 5e,ai.a. aan1: espola - a..
per.nce men, iii Of whom listened
with the closest attention. to The dis.
,cussior on the subject. Tie debatt
was opened by Mr.. Daniels. = +
Mr.. McGovern led off ON the Other
side, basing his remarks upon a peti.
ton from citizens Of his county, in,
Guiding noted temperance men and
ministers of the gospel. They asked
for the repeal Of the inebriate asylum
law. He thought their demand va,
wise and just.
Mr.. wilkinson moved that the bill
be postponed for q week.
Mr.. Murry opposed it, because the
time had expired for the collection Of
the license, and suits would be com.
menoed at once against tho dealers.
Simple justice required that prompt
action be taken. ~;>' -'-
Mr.. C.pser opposed the bill; IL
did not know 4 single man in 'his d..
trict who could be OF ought to be sont
to the inebriate asylum, which in 1
very few years will be = burden upon
the state. The money could be ap'
propriated to much better purpose
for the relief Of grasshopper suffer
ers or for the cause Of education.
Mr.. Stacy made = speech ag.ins,
tho repeal Of the law F.; he thought
the efforts made to repeal the law
were in bad taste there was no reas'
on Why on-keepers should be, *
empt from = license Of ten dolla1i.
Mr.. Robbins said it was = mistake
in attempting to make the iquor'sel.
Ter entirely responsible for tho drunk
ards, when the state of Minnesota, lin
legalizing the traffic. was really re-
sponsible. He did not believe in L.
CALLING = trade, and then making
the dealers 4 Get Of golden geese, to
BE plucked by all who had 4 DISPOSE.
ton to do go. 49,.
Mr.. Armstrong took the other side,
and was opposed to the repeal Of the
law. He gave q history Of the law,
and, the efforts Of the saloon-keepers
to. evade it, provisions:
Mr.. wilkinson thought the question
was too important one to be dispos:
cd Of 80 summary. He said preach
en- Of the gospel and some Of tho
leading Temperance men were shock
eaatthe idea Of tazing. liquor DEAL
the victims Of their
own traffic. -. ;. - =
Mr.. Butler voted originally for tho
bill, because; hs believed that 1t Wa
. necessary and humane, institution.
Heveted for it from prine;pls., 81 u
.; Mr.; Murray wanted 70 know how
the drunkards arc to BE- rot into the
asylum. -. .:~s.:- ~ ~ : - =
Mr.. Danis}a aid that he plans, Of
eeuash ad.st bssn entirely perfect
ID; but large number. would volun-
tarily enter the institution, while 9TH
ers would be sent there q they are
sent to the insane asylum. Il :s-,s' =:
Mr:'Lienau stunned up the case,
and made . vigorous speech in BE-
half Of biz bill, in which ,hsa replied
TO many points made by speakers on I i:
the other side; he ssid, among other
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20

A3109 1QH0 AQ8Ao00o0 NGVT1o0 V1oDklS
of sN9siarli1 sl-, : = vi.ls IL -,
Asllons-UsAerane ~ ~ O. tj.ill:
Iee-EAs ssss Asssa' New Xsas.s
'I - = ~.
SED1Tox 1btRNA1--Why~n II; I
just want: to know once and for all.
schy it is that, nice, sooty, old Pitts.
burg is never mentioned in your COL
umns1 Week after week, in search
ing your paper, the same glazing
neglect. e. apparent. sbeoause
Pittsburs has auch, >; dirty hee that
you thus consider hsr my worthy ofall
.notiesi Know than it il not her
fault-poor, old soul for did shs
not settle down beside not only one,
nor two, but three. large rivers for
the express purpose Of enabling her to
present : respectable appearance in
!, the eyes Of the world :. But all in
vain! Like some other folks, dirt
with her scenes to bea constitutional
difficulty and not easily eradicated.
AT times. however, though you may
not believe it, abe shlues forth bright,
fresh and fair Is any Of her. more
fortunate neighbors, but this, I'm
constrained to acknowledge, is only
very enthusiastically. As = general
thing, We Of thia city, AL zee
through glasses darkly!" GIN speak.
ing Of glasses spectaclea are not
referred to it would be painful 70 be
misunderstood in this connection) y"
Some deys the murkiness' Of the A.
posphere is - dense ~ to remind me
fprcibly; Of the London fog that i,
itwould remind me Of 1t had I ever BEEN
in London. It is really worth while,
if only for the curiosity Of the thing,
to 60, OF grope, down town" At such
times. 1t is 80 pleasant to become vt.
terly and completely beMildered - TO
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MONDAY.

: - ~ MONDAY.
HousE.-Bills were read = tint
time and referred u under: 80. =
By Good, Of stsvens, to appro-
pirate u 900 for : bridge aicsrrois
Pomms de Tsrre river, in Stevens
Ways and msaas:
BY Goulet, Of Crow Wing, to. Up.
:propriate st. 900 to reimburse Crow
Wing county for expenditures in the
trial Of ]. A. Wilson for the shooting
Of p: Egan. Claims., :
By Hall, Of :Renville, to extend
the time for the payment Of taxes or
1876 in Renville county: Thismeas:
ure applies to the personal property
taxes Of those devastated BY grass
hoppers. Taxes and tax laws.
.,, TuEsDAY.
sExA1r.-A very full senate As:
sembled, and the members for some
time before the morning hour were ct
their desks, each apparently busy in
in preparing for the duties Of the day.
The business on hand, was a discus.
sion Of the Inebriate Asylum. At
the appointed hour the special order,
which was the consideration Of Mr..
Lienau's bill for the repeal of the in,
ebriate asylum law, came up, and
Mr. Daniels opened the debate in. .
carefully :. prepared speech. Before
the hour arrived, It was noted that
this bill had drawn to the senate wing
Of the capitol : large crowd Of per-
sons interested in its Ste. The lob
bies and gallery were filled with many
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-20
MINNESOTA NEWS.

--Makato is shipping oil. cake to
New Nork at the rate Of $4,000
pounds per week.
. Gabriel Halverson, of Becker
county recently caught = silver-grey
fox. The skin is worth &c.,
The Minnesota State horticultur-
ii society. met at Wihona, Monday,
and was largely: attended.
"A battle between Sioux and
Mandans occurred near :Berthold
Saturday; Tho latter took INK sc&lps.
-e,ofse r coving is H. new
riintsndent Of schools Of Otter
Tail ccsuasy::- q. =
.-johp b. At~,...<, Of oils,
sonef JadkeA tw.ter, b. 49, avar 4
ed = philosophical Grafton ID the Jun:
ior exhibition At Yale College. ':
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-13

The republicans OF Indiana and Ohio have
gained nine Congressman. Gaining 1t this
ratio In all the northern and western states
they would have majority In the House Of
Representatives Of the 45th Congress. This
u better luck probably than they anticipate
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B UTTER.

We have Just received o large conGsnmsa Of
BUTTER from the best dairy sections Of Few York
STATE and are ooastantly receiving from Virginia,
PennsylvaniA, end the West, which we offer % the
trsde ct ths lowest wholesale prices. Please cell
and get our prices and 80 the quality.
Al. PHILLIPS,
OOMHISsIOH MBROHAuf,
With BA1BoUB HAMILTON,
Wholesale ofocsrs and Liauoe Dealers,
oct7-im 63T, SIS, Sal Louisisna avsuus
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FOR SALE.

EO8 eALI-One very hns second. hard OOUP1
L IN sIlsndia order. only eco. 0neA -
good COUPE In comDSstO runsipg order
enc Ons very haadsons YIOfO1IA,
nearly new. one very sty lish Pack Pa Il TON,
.:WsriX n; y. ,, Gss y:r sSd Il. P:sssosss .Sok
are Of my evn nanufscture end VII be sold 6 vsry
q 81 sns Stss. 8 :sis e:
n, nss1ihcssf scei q NV 9: RetAdI %. roe
fsAfoAe. 3d., ofms oT .n ms. vfsftu scvo,
as nfh stIsse north vet, Aesat for Bre.:tsr 4
Inve. .AIIg inne1iasely to .. v WOOp.
BUZZ, 10. yes e.h streot n0rtAWeGe. ootl1 S.
For sA ~ h.na.o.s lARlOl BlD-
tels; &c bl.ee w.AL1Uf WA1OaoBn. A3say
HOB sAL1.A ysEy ls.S.oss csnsis.ess Dag:
a.d c!so yssy ass CO q pou n. Hal rs;
T111I1010, oA11IAo10, 0AIII1016-
CHSskssS 3! - - - -,
s:E:sssS:sSSs - s 1924 -. -,
- ssssfls1 - QE3al3 r. kSi6I1 .
=; lie n. III - 81 :. =. 90 Ss.v.
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Among the Congressional nominations
yesterday was that of General John h.
Ketcham, from the thirteen tn New York
district, which In composed of the counties
OF Columbia, Dutchess and Putnam. Gene
raj Ketcham, who was colonel of the 10th
New York volunteers which accompanied
General Sherman on his famous march to
the sea, has served several terms In Con-
grees, where he made q good record as o
hard working and conscientious Represen-
tative. In his capacity rs one of the Com
missioners OF the District of Columbia, he
has exhibited . deep interest In the weIfar Q
of our citizens and . correct appreciation of
the relations which should exist between
the general and the District government.
AZ . Representative In Congress he would
doubtless feel II his duty to do all In his
power to secure from that body Q final set
Element OF the vexed questions a. to the
extent OF the responsibilities and duties of
the general government with reference to
the District of Columbia. His opponent In
the Congressional race is John o. Whit
house, who was elected to the present Con-
gress over Beal, republican, by 4,sil ma
joffty.
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ny b. H. WARNER.

CORNER SrH AND y srRxrrs.
Two story uansafd roof and basement BRIOK
streets nerth1sa, . Rooms, eli no.ern improve.
me an Lss Isinssd and fIsscosd and everything
the city sooS ysr very osssp house In
., T.e-.ss.y :sd sss:.ia IOSs aogsa on pss...
ton; ali modern improv emests; issGs ysri; yery
easy terms. This property IL going % i'm prove In
.1s .ns
on Carroll street, near the Capitol; cost os Os win
An e.eeiieet property. No. sss A street north.
east, eostaining rooms and bath rooms. and all
Ps: FL. s sss .s;S in
1or sa.e q bargain, one ofthoee nest tv o-story
i ossd & . srs".
H. e. asl s q. s ron. re
Sef IN IN rser plenty Of room f9r front building
Also, for sale, number OF other HOUsEs, rang.
Ing nom $50 upwards, In al parts Of the city.
OF Z . EFT.
Gen Grants lido 70 18th and NV, m. T., rent low
R sss and E: Ox
e. s. s s ;:ss Ios "a y
10 ~ 1T : sesss nor s sS
.rs.s sbo,s t.S, 1fu a1Ss l.. 1
70 s,s R5,s Per sssnns tS,sr store -.iM
No. us street northeast, FURNISHED 100
So as In street. n... Il roon: noS i% Hss Is
fisres :sr.ss. near ii.s . sSd S arni:Ssd
No. 10 18th strsss northwest, II rooms. NJ. T.. 50
No lot o stres: southeast, rooms. Ingle Place So
NV cor. 9Th and = sts. store dwelling 50
No. % street. southeast, "a rooms, moa. imp %
DO. lsO6 street northwest Furnished 50
10Th street. near north sest..-... ..-........ 50
Mt. Pleasant. rom. and sores q ground. SO
Do IS s.h s4.ss ssass...s. Rooms. mod imS: g
No lt2o lth stress Nv. 10 rooms, mod, imps... a.
Store and dvsiltns. " corner isth and s-- 90
No. n6 9th street southeast 10 rooms, nod fmDs 90
Ho' Tos An s,Se.t na,tn 20; P:
No III 9TH street norths asst mod imps......... So
fesnsii, tosp sosd pe.1 f Sso9s. %Sd; imp'
80 ssSEe NO. No; ssS ath street southwest
store sne d1sns No. sG aas mod
New houses, 9Th street. abJ i've P.--........... IS
No: II, Is and l9 x street northeast, Il rs, m. $50
lie Drolt Park, ~ Elm sfreet-----............-... 50
l43S street northwest 81
SIS street southeast 30
LeDedon Terrace. 6th stree, eI.esdsd 81
DO. 6ll arset s.e., 2 rooms, GAs and water d
Store 0l 9Th street MOI 20
Nos 1857, i7ss, Hss street north sest........ Is
70: e1 SRI ssreet northeast, rooms, m tmps- e
noe ls24. ls% I'D ls1s 18th ct. Wiz. m: g.. g
No 4oI llfh street northeast, roops...-...-.. %
No 81 street scutSssst, rooms............... %
No. 924 Delaware avenue, near LIST and 49,. %
No illl, ill7 "a a. nv, srooms and vstsr Is
No los High street, 0esrgetovn IS
No No: ne rrTf .resf pGpsI,Ss.st, rooms m
No aos ith street north wet, story rs: Is
No. aios lin strsst norshvsss ................. "a
No. street northwest, rooms. 10
Al,o, lumber Of other houses, fa! particulars Of
3. ii. WARIIR, IN aSd strssss. sesSs in -
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The 6gures In Ohio and Indiana seem to
stand about the same to day as they did In
our yesterdays edition. The republicans
seem, however, TO have gained another
member Of Congress, making their aggre-
gate gains mime In the two states. The re-
publicans seem Also to have secured Q ma
Jorfty In the Indiana legislature. It 10
thought now that the Withdrawal OF Vol.
colt, the greenback candidate for Governor,
caused the defeat Of Harrison by causing
moot solid.
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B.1FG5 SyN.AoH ~
GONE UPiu
b 4 N X = q TCY.
eHB OF THE LAsGIsf
wHoLEsALB hAHUTAorURIHa EIRMs
IN THE ooUHrRY,
Rscsntly BANKRUPT,
Have ooasis,sd to De
s1Os. 900
worth Of
BLIGANT WINTER CL0THINa,
Win positive 70 ssss: =: :; *; 4:
nrm may be et onoe sestie4 ny.
The Stock Osaprisss
Several Hundred vsristass
OF New and 1lsga.t Styles Of
ovIRo0ATs,
or livery CLOTH AND QUALITY.
Aagnihosnt Selection d
SUITS,
OF livery Pattern,
OF Every Style.
or Every Grade,
And for Every Purpsss.
An Ner.
Hasdsomsip Mode.
AID fPIendidlv I'tMmsd.
Prices
Actually Lsss
Than Cost Of Materials.
Look Through.
hAeLE BROTHERS,
FINE TAIL0Rs AND oLofHIIRs,
ootls-tr Corner IN and slzsses.
NEW ANDBLEGANTD RgSS GOODS
JUST RECEIVIDi
We call the sttsntoa Of oastonsrs to our large
Stock OF new Goods, ooUDrfsinG elegant
BLACK AID O0L08lD DRlss SILKS.
Rich Denasse sad Basket Ohsok Oashnsess, In all
the REV colofs.
Lu1inS French HeriSos and CsSi.ssss in oil IL
licS striDsa iises sHs tsisss: Tor oVsrdrs.sss.
q GOODS as 81 Sc
best quality kept In this market
~ons Prioe Only.
w. n. SBUsYKR q BRO,
II s1s Pennsylvania avenue.
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Uoefes @ Corresvouae,t.

Persons writing letters to this once for DubIlca-
tion in regard TO business will obIige rs and best
serve their own purposes By addressing them simply
TO the "EDIroR OF TIE STAR" or the "PusLIsHKl
OF TEE STAR" - the case may be. When addressed
personally they regarded % private letters and
In cases Of absence inconvsnisnt delays frequently
occur from that sause.
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A Q & = o L o q Z.

~Th1 eele6sated Ledy. AstroloS!ss snd Healing
ne1 q q ncsthveet. She haS no superior in dsl q
eating the Pet. Present and Future. In love or
n1enos. leinftng out your enemies, aud fnformina
you o. tne sure way 70 success n al
0N0oa, elm. eSniiv
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Loans.
300, $500, 800, Ssoo. Two per cent. for ne
eotiating.
Auction Sdles.
-, on THURSDAY, October nth, ct -. m, Wood.
tey f0k.' octll-tr
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average ssces7s D9iIN Circulation
scer 15,o0OCtetssS MORO thSss
three ttnses that 81 assN ether
dale paper e. Washfss1toss, 0ssA
e0ssag 70 that ~ all the Othep
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PROFESSIONAL.

EOSf 9URaHRY, Ac-DR. SCHULTZ, for
80 = Iser. resident Of Edmond, formerly q
sst h. rSsss and to the King has q
ss.rss ,eyi'tsS :shio gso1 and 4 ee.tsd = s0s
81 s'f1 Ct GH;s:
su dseaees OF the feet, legs. hands. 30, sctentin-
Il oa Hssr'S en-
Leoies snr chfd en- attended % usual, or by Mad
ecHuLIz at their residences. octli sm
ROBIRr v. HUGHES, Js,tice or rae Peace asa
~ lss: Su:ies:..6,s,%s ACCOUNT. h and Ass.
RI o. 4 r. OLAUeHTOH,
W.h dna s1s oiss. 3: g. La"'
4@ss wsD; ss Ley Ley sGS.Ss sSs street
6i; &. e: court 9! the GnisS s:ss'
.Jo6Sh D; 0LARk As: removed n: 8 st.IZ Pge!le
.S q .1d sn u.
ScHurrkR = t AAIkkyssA
JR6sG0, D!03HATIyi and every d.scr ptio. of
,s-o,- ~ 81 :ssss ss!ss..st. iiAs'
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