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National Republican., 1878-12-05
1878
1878
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For Fssafs a%S s%p he wss o M daily with
Parlor Car to Pitisburg and sleeping e,rS from
R%RrfaSRE R HI Sfy W,l6 FSToM&t FsS 5 iRIIR6hn
and the North al 7+o D. M. daily. except saturday.
with Palace Cars 10 CannndalgnA For Williams
For New York and the East, 80 and loIS Z m; daily
Inmsn rsl"s fsior TSTs Ss SSSs 40 % mn daily, except
For BrooHiyn. New York, all through trains connect
hhording direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New York
For piiadepha. i:3o, s:SO and lO;lS n m daily Linn
ited Express 9;a0 q N. daily except SUNDAY ,,,
except sunday 1910 n, M, i0o, $50 74o' and 1913
For Popes fsck Line, a. and 40 n. M daily,
For % XnhaPoiis, Pon a. M and t9o p m daily, except
ALSXxSbRA AND DraEnEErcKsBTEg Raul. 4,
Nay AYANDhlEXANDRi AND WASHING
Fer Aiexandra O. lis o. TO- II a. m, and lis ., 40,
3, sos, !. and ii:oc p. IN. On sunday A. nl'' ib'
For iichmond and the South. $50 a. and J;2o p m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington GiS, 7!ls e.
o. 10, II n and 3, 40 !" 6ii, :, ard u y. nj.
on SUNDAY at : and 10 u. M. ana Ilap IN,
cominoda,ons can he rroctrrrd a the SiicCs-norlh.
east corner OF Thirteenth street ANA PehnsyiNahI
avenue northeast corner gl SYN Srse' ,drp aad
len for the checking baggage TO destinations from
''''''' T. +. F.SiIMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manngcr.
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Proposals..
pRoposAl.s FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICH OF ACrING CONNIssARY CF SvnsIsTEStE,
IuRT WHIrrIE, VA, Nov. u. ls1s.
Sealed proposals lin dnplicHt"D Will he received ii
this office until " o'clock noon on saturday, l'Cr-
bcr !, lSIs, for furnishing the Fresh eet required ny
the SubslstcnC" Department. L. =. A, l0r lssno to
troops at thus post fTi m January to JUNG ~ s.H
Separate proposals wiIlNsO be- received Tot hfn'N.
Ing such cluCc and other cuts uf fresh mrGtS lhCrf
mutton. and veal may be required by the officers
and their families
bidders Will spI city In their proposals the price per
pound Tor whI III they will furnish the beet nom their
stalls Further Information to quality Of beef c"
will lie furnished on application ~ ,.
de3- First Lieutenant, .d Cavalry, A. GS.
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pRopusAI.s FOR LABOR AM! CII,sinNE
REAu OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
WASH lSGION, n. e,

OTEICE OF SUpERNIsISU ARCHlrET,
TnEAsuWN DErNRTMENr,
wAsIIINGIuS, u. e.. Nov. y, iA'A
Sealed proposals will be- rrUU we'd a this onC' IN II
" m. on the It'll day OF DcCmb y, i,;N Tor nll the
labor required In laying tho brcE aud s'lilhg tue
stOnc-w ok Of the supersiTUC Of III" huttinE or
the bureau of Engraving and l'rlniiug IA iIls ciy
ITOlUSnls viii also BE- received unt that t,mC for
all the stone work, cut icwsed, and delivered H the
building ready for setting required iOr tn" super
structure Oi the building IN ucrordnICe wlih draw
ings and specification topy Of specified on and any
additional IN OrnntUn may he had on application at
this OiCe where the drawings may be rn;
JAS q. NIL,
nOsa.Ct SulCrYi Ing ArChIt C'.
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Restaurants.

I ESTAURANT PARISIEN,
III liA Pennsylvania ave, opp Willard'B Hotel
FlRST-CLAS5 FRENCH RESTAURANT
Room ana board s2jO per day dinner, - cents,
from to p m. 4 Ia carte all day,
mar sly O. BROClIE Proprietor.
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1T coLnwELL, snIssinrn. mr ~ noa,teSt
STATES MARsuAEs SALE.

UNITED STATES MANsHALs SALE.
by virtue of writ OF heri faclas, issued out Of the
clerk Office OF the supreme Court OF the DsiIlct OF
Columbia and to directed. will sell at public sale,
for cash Rt the courthouse door Of said District on
"WEDNESDAY, the nth day OF Ho. ember ISIS at y
o'clock nl.. all The right tl" c!ninI, and interest or
the def ndant In and 10 the following described prop
eTty, to wit All thnt part of lot numbered u, In
square numnered SO, beginning Tor the Same Oh sixth
street cast al point IL feet south nom the northwest
corner OF said lot; running thence east "a feet; thence
south feet urhcs thence eat IS feet; thence soul
feet inChcs thence west liz feet, to the line OF said
Si,th street east thence north along the line OF saI
skill street to the place OF beginning together with
all aud singular the improvements thereon seized
aud levied upon Ms the property of William liarnrs,
to satisfy execution No. Olii equity, In favor OF Belle
T. Unrne5 FREDERICK DOUGLASS
L. 5. Marshal, Il. e.
IpuN sHEuM AurtInnear.
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I)ROPosAl.s FOR COPPER.

IDROPOSAl.s FOR COPPER.
Sealed proposals IN duplicate to be ind rs"d FRO
posals for Copper" will he received ni this oiicr
unt u O'Clock IN. tr ID day Of December, Nis, to
furnish nnd deliver at the Washington navy yard,
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND KEpAlR,
IO0 IOJ pounds OF American copper.
This copper Will be required as hllOws;
Fifty thousand pounds best quality American cop
per, about thirty.One inches long II Ut inches wlr,
and three and half inches thick. 10 weigh not les
than no pounds. go
Finy Thousand pounds best quality American cop
per- sixteen inches long. twelve inches wide uud two
and Oneulf inches thick, to weigh about Eb pOunis.
one half OF each kind o. copror to b. delivered o.,
he ore the alst day of January SIO and tho second
halt ON before The 18th day Of February lsi9 with
the privilege ordeliv"rinE tie Whole at as early day
~ the succtrsiul bidder may drrrc. .
The whole OF this copper Will %" subject tn INC tests
and Inspect OF the proper officers ui the Washing
lt n nAyy.yaTd to whom bidders Rr, referred.
No proposal will be considered unless from Il man
uhtcturcT or regular dealer In copper.
The right Il reserved TO reject any or all nncfs
should be considered TO The Interest Of the Govern
mcnt to do 80.
blank forms for bids to bo had 1t lhls oflCc.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
nOll Pay Inspector L, >. Navy.
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BROS, Auctionccrs.
no?sS,O&deIO mos 5. mOPKiNs. Irns
y II. WARMER, Real Estate AuctonCer,

B. H. WARNER Real Estate Aue'oneeF
TRUSTEES SALE OF A MAT TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT FRAME DWELLING, on TlE
NORTH SIDE OF II STREET, BETWEEN
NISTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST
By virtue Uf a deed OF tTuT dated august !. A. d,
IS;I duly rec Tded In Iib2r No sGI folio III ct SEQ,
one OF the land records for the District OF Columbia.
aud al the request of the JnTty secured thereby,
will sell nj public auction ~ front OF the promises on
IlithsDAl Dceenosr u. ns,s' a. o'clock p M n,i
Washington, d. C., known as lot numbered lny-sevell
(5I), OF k.ly's subdivision of part OF square hum
befed nine hundred and iliTty-lhrCe tjD, together
with tile improvements, &C.
Terms one fourth cash, and the balance In SIX,
twelve, aud cghletn months, with Interest Rt per
ccnt per annuni, secured by decd Of trust on the
property sold, all cash, AT option Of the purchEs
$OO deposit nj the limo Of SALE and all cnnveyancng
al purchasers cost. Terms 10 he compiled with In
seven days otherwise the trustees the right
to resell the property nt the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser amer five days advertisements
JOSEPH H. EDSOS sr,s,o..
THOMAS HYDE, i'"~
cor NV L. snltslnHu. nO2gleJlplg
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Educational.

SCHOOL OF MUSIC,
7O7 Eighth Street Northwest.
TUITION FOR TERM. S.
AND UPWARD.
TERM BEGINS NOVEMBER Is.
L 800 Filth street northwest
YOUNG LADIES AND MIssEs
Superior facilities for English and French. 4
Applications received by the Principals,
rCHE RossLYN SEMINARY,
NJ M @ srss rsei sssSas nSts
al and iYe IL Masson. ne Teacher e OF French. dscS st|
BUSINESS COLLEGE COURSE,
Cf, %Sn Ss Is
the schools OF washington; Seoyetown; and AieI. e.:
pupils. 81. Cloud building. 9Th and Fists. n. nlS?m
FRENCH.
NJ ADAME LECoURT. FROM PARIS, AND
Nl Of much experience in teaching lher lam
Sas SaSs sas HSs %Hentse % sS Snd e9ldren % Madame % L.
Go sr e S sna M Sn
ssIes. ssGSoi - Ne,mSns sysnnS GRd S,ss,s Ar
NJ usICAL CONSERVATORY
trAe1ou. MUSIC hhnis II Tis q, NINTH STREET.
TUTTION-Piano, Organ, Violin, Flute. &c, t5, $40.
~, to singing. Voice Formation and Culture "
Lessons given at pupils residence when requested.
| Twelve Teachers. Free Advantages
| +, send for circular. o. d. BULLARD.
| ses. Ism Director.
T .EssoNs IN ELoCUT1oN
- EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,
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H. MBOlD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

AsPECTFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary Orgnns-Non.ret hntion or IncOntinence Of
Urine Irritation, Inflammation, or liberation OF the
bladder and Kidneys; Stone In the bladder, Gravel
charges, and all Diseases Of the Bladder kdneys or
Prostate Gland, whether affecting Male. Female, or
Child. .
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excesses OF dissl'
patton, attended with some OF tho following synp-
toms; Nervous Debility, Loss oi Memory, Indispos-
tlon to Exertlon or Business. shor'ess Of i,reath
Trembling Troubled with ThOughtA OF Disease
Dimness OF Vision. Pains In the Back. Chest, and
Head, Rush OF Blood to tho Head skin Erupions
Pale Countenarce and Dry skin.
1fTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed TO go on very
frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakEess requires the aid OF an invroraiing medl-
cine to strengthen aud tone up the system, which
HELMBOLDS BCCHU does In every case.
National Republican., 1878-12-05

HANCoCK's RESTAURANT
Old Curiosity Shop.
ESTABLISHED istn
maTtu iz3i PennAylvaia avenue,
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Professional.

DR. BoSWoRTII, 9ls L STREET y. W.. Is THE
- most skillhl and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever in this city. All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases n specla
j. Patterson, 4. G.; Samuel Norment, Washington d.
C., and others. Consultation free. noltly
National Republican., 1878-12-05

United States vs. Charles S. Jones, as principal
and JOhu I. Brown and John Il. Blake as security
on bond for $4,000; Mr.. Jones was All additional
paymastcr In United States army and In settling hi'
accounts the Government claims as still duo 50,
161.09, while the defendant nyers he Government
Is still indebted TO him. Tls is the second trial, ..
the iist Mr.. Jones obtained verdict In his favor
Cause on hearing,
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cumulations had been very rapid. The in
come tax returns showed that the gross In
come assessed Ia Great Britain, from El15.-
100000 at the beginning Of the century, rose
to G13O, 600, 900 in 1915, $15l, OOO, 600 in
1913, and f262,OO0,00O in 1852; and then.
in the United Kingdom, from 93O8, OOO. 600
in 1856. to 9396, OOO, 600 in 1866, and s571.-
100000 in 1875. IL the capital of that Dor
ton of the income derived from capital had
only progressed at the same rate, the an
nual increase of capital all through, and es-
pecially of recent years, must have been
enormous. The increase in the income as
sessed between 1865 and 1875 amounted to
$175, OO0, 600 which was equal to forty-
four per cent. of the income assessed in
1865. Leaving out altogether the capital
not yielding income, similar increase of
capital, assuming the present amount to be
what he had stated, would give us from 1866
a total capital Of about e5, 100000, 600. on
which the increase of forty-fou per cent.
would be f2,228,O0O, 900; or in round figures
f23O, OOO, 600 per annum. The foreign in
vestments, though they were very large in
the years before 1875, by no means the chief
part of the national accommodations. Our
main savings were at home. Before the ma
ton could be said to be living on its
capital, it must be shown that
not only was capital being called
in from abroad, but that more was SO called
in than was being simultaneously invested at
home. He had not seen this point consider
ed by any of those who had made suggestions
that the nation was living on its capital.
Here you have two proofs, out of many,
of the enormous internal riches of England
in mere money! Fifteen hundred millions
Of dollars in the public and private banks,
drawing little, and some of it no interest,
and recent annual accumulation of over
$3, 900 100000. J. w. FoRNEY.
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MttniciDai Court.

The case of Swan Nostrum, Henry Larson
and John Donaldson, charged with the larceny
of 5000 from Dan Hagan, was postponed until
this morning at o'clock, as was also the cases
OF Henry Washington, charged with the larceny
of a shirt, and of James O'Donnell, charged
with the larceny of buffalo robe.
VIM. Koran, for being found in an intoxica-
ted condition, was sent to jail for ten days.
Emma Kaiser, for occupying apartments in
house of ill-fame, paid $40 and COSTS
Mr.. N. Lockwood was before the court in the
afternoon, upon charge Of assault and bat
tory, made by Ed. A. Stevens. 1t seems Ste
vens visited the poor farm recently for the
purpose of seeing the grand jury, who he sup
posed to be there, and was violently and forci-
bly, assaulted from the premises by the toe of a
good sized boot and by the blows of a good
sized fist. Stevens claimed the treatment due
to a certain article published in the Miuor,
management while Mr.. Lockwood
testified that the first impulse for the rough
handling was because he supposed Stevens in
tended to steal quantity of smoked hams in
the cellar, although he admitted that at the
time the thought entered his mind that he had
not identified Stevens, who, he claimed, was
peering into the windows and into the cellar
way. The proceedings were spicy and al
though Mr.. Lockwood admitted the kicking
and foul language, he denied the striking
charge. Several witnesses were examined and
the case summed up, when the court imposed a
fine upon Mr.. Lockwood of thirty dollars and
costs
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The DARK Lante,.. Charter.


To the Editor of The GLOBE.
1t is a theory that legislators are selected
to represent their constituents. Can the
Hennepin county delegation pretend to be
doing this, in attempting'to smuggle through
a new city charter? Do they not know their
pet bill would be voted down three to one
in the East Division, and ten to one in the
West Division? Is not this the reason WHY
they do not want a popular vote? 1t is in
deed high-handed proposition to overturn
The city government without so much as the
slightest consultation with the government
think the city council of so little Importance,
that they are to be snubbed with
impunity? Will not the council compare
well with the delegation.
The movers of the bill certainly do not ex-
pect better council from their new plan of
government, or they would place more con-
fidence in it. They are afraid to trust them
with the expenditure of even the fifty thou
sand dollars for water works, but must ap-
point three special commissioners, one a
Senator who has to vote on the bill, another
the governor who has to sign it.
Thls is not the first time this dark lantern
mode of oyerturning the city government of
Minneapolis has been attempted. Two
years ago certain members of the then dele
cation in thu Legislature, had special bill
drawn and almost passed before any one
knew of it. They now admit the improprie-
ties of the bill, which if it had passed would
have rendered both them and the CITY ridic-
ulous, and for year practically stopped the
wheels of its government. May not this
bill contain equally foolish and improper
matter. Who has read it, not the delegation.
it is too long. They are taking it on trust.
as the people took them, and may be eqnally
deceived
do not thus refer to the whole delega-
ton, but only those who wish to crowd this
bill through without leaving it to the people.
1t is said that Messrs. Morse, McDermott,
Ghostley, johnson and Weinant, will not con-
sent to the passage of the bill without an
amendment, submitting it to the people.
If they succeed in this, they will deserve and
receive the thanks of their constituents ire
spective of party. s.,
MINNEAPOLIS.
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st. Paul Produce Market, February 20.
WHEAr-Competition on the street to-day
sent wheat up 1c, Is and &c, but this was only
local squirt The market closed firm at 81 90.
FLoUR-There is little or nothing doing in
flour. Patent Process a6.00@7.0O; straight
xxx S5.00@5.25; clear $3.25@4.50; XXX
s3.5O@4.00; Xxx S2.O0@2.25. Rye -four at for
mer quotations; s4.75@5.OO. Buckwheat -four
shade lower; $5.00@6.00
CoRN-Deliveries are light and stocks are not
heavy. Good sound corn is worth lie more than
yesterdays quotations. There is a good de-
mand at 35@3Gc. Dealers ask 37@38c.
OArs-Prices firm at 15c higher. Good white
oats 2s115c; mixed 27c in bulk to the consumer.
To the dealer free of elevator &c less.
BARLEY-No. 1, $4,000; No. 2, 45@50c; No 3,
3S@40c.
BEANs-Have declined slightly; the market
is very duh at 51.25 for common; hand picked
medium s1.75@2.0o; navy s2.oo@2.5O.
GROUND FEED-Dealers have large stocks on
hand and the market is dull. Large quantities
can be bought at lower figures than quotations
$15.50@l6.O0. Bran, S900@9.75. Shorts,
$10.50@l1.00.
CoRN MEAL-Bolted per 100 lbs, 1925.
BUrTER-No improvement; no inducements
to holders to ship. Choice dairy 10000.
EGGs-Demand not equal to supply; sales
dull at 9@10c.
PouLTRY-Receipts and demand light. We
would not advise large shipments with the
present warm weather. Turkeys 915@1OLc;
chickens 8@915c; ducks 9@10c; geese 9@1Oc.
DRESSED MEArs-Receipts light and most
packers have ceased buying. Heavy hogs, fresh
killed. &c; light, s@s119c. Beef, demand light
and receipts equal to demand at 4@5c.
Mess PoRK-Little doing, at $1O.5O@11.00
HAY-supply equal to demand; market dull
at $6.5O@s.O0 for wild; tame S1O.OO@f1.O 90 per
ton.
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months Yankton can be reached by a, voyage
Of five hundred miles down the Missouri, but
as there is no regular line of packets rum
ming the traveller has to
TRUST TO CHANCE TO CATCH BOAT.
From the Black Hills to Yankton the
route is even still more circuitous, by way of
Cheyenne, Omaha and Sioux City. Between
Bismark and the Black Hills-a distance of
two hundred and twenty-five miles-a regu-
lar line of Concord coaches is run, with re-
lays of horses every fifteen miles, and in
summer the time is thirty-six hours. In
winter the stages run through in three s'day-
Lights or seyenty-two hours, hating every
night.
IF LINCOLN Is BORN,
there will be appointed a Governor, a United
States marshal, three judges, an adiutant
general, by the President, and the other ter
ritorial officers will be elected by the people.
In anticipation of the accouchenpent, not less
than one hundred eager aspirants for the
appointive offices are already in Washington,
with anywhere from sixty cents to 81 in their
pockets, tugging away at anybody supposed
to have 'inaooence," and the chances are
that somebody will be disappointed.
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Those "Secreto Proceedings.
[Wadena Tribnne.l

III 2. Hall, Of The G1oBE, seems to have
a telephone communication with recent in
vestigating committees, as he presented a re-
port Of the findings of the Page committee,
as well as portion of the $50 Merrill text
book searching committee in advance of the
reports of said committees to the House.
Bro. Hall is sure to win in the newspaper
line if energy and pluck go for any thing.
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ENGLAND'S VAST WEALTH.
Fifteen Hundred Millions of Dollars IN
Public and Private Banks.
IPhi Lodi 81, D,o..

AItSC" ANHUGcU 1utttGOHS VI DOttQ1S az
Public and Private Banks.
philadelphia Press.
We hear much of her losses by unfortu-
nate hazards in America, but not much of
her gains. Nearly three years ago, May,
1875, procured and printed list of the
deposits in the public banks of London at
midsummer, 1874. Most of this treasure
was not then and of course, is not now (for
the times are just as gloomy as they were in
1919, drawing more than two per cent. The
Bank of England is not included in the list,
in which the private deposits are the bal
ances of the bankers: nor are the heavy de-
posits of the Indian, Australian and Cana
dian banks; nor is there any return of the
immense boards in the hands of the thirty
one private bankers-any one of whom has
more money on hand than any one of the
public banks named. I now subm it the list
of the public banks of London, with the
money in their vaults June 30, 1874:
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e1s4.775.Se6

In round numbers, adding the estimated
finds in private banks, it is safe to say that
there are to-day s3OO, 100000 sterling ($1,-
OO,00O,O0O) on deposit in London in these
receptacles alone, drawing very small inter-
ests, which, with better times and honest
dealing, might be attracted to the United
States, where all sides agree there is more
stability in thergoyernment and fairer pros
poets for investment.
Another instance: A few evenings ago I
was invited by .sthe president and council Of
the statistical society," to hear Mr.. Robert
Griffin read paper on the Recent Accumu-
lations Of Capital in the United Kingdom
William Shaw Lefevre, M. r. in the chair.
A Number Of persons took part in the dis
cussion after the lecture, which was very
able. A few of the facts may serve to
strengthen my position: Z
1t appeared that the growth of those ac-
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
- SEY-ss. In PROBATE CoURT-Special Term
February It'll, 1873.
In the matter of the estate of Asahel F. Parker,
deceased:
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of Asahel F. Parker,
deceased, late of said county, has been delivered to
this court;
And whereas, Mary Ellen Parker has filed Herewith
her petition, representing among other things that said
Asahel f. Parker died in said county the 17h day
OF July 1877 testate, and that said petitioner is the
sole executrix named in said last will and testament,
and praying that the said instrument may be admit
ted to probate and that letters testamentary be to
her issued thereon
1t is ordered, that the proofs of said instrument
and the said petition be heard before this court, at
the probate Office in said county, on the seventh day
of March, A. D. 1876 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
when all concerned may appear and contest the pro-
bate of said instrument
And it is further ordered that public notice of the
time and place of said hearing be given to all per-
sons interested by publication of these orders once
In each week for three weeks successfully previous
to said day of hearing, in the DArLI GLoBr, news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul, In sal,
county.
BY the Court.
LIS. HENRY O'GORMAN
2S.4w-fn Judge Of Probate.