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U,UE LAST Tot OF CHEAP BLACK SILKS

TIME LAST LOT OF CHEAP BLACK SII-KS-
SIT stout wide and glossy ta shall have ihs
is 81 cents, 81 per yard.
Large all thicker, higher wider and Amer grades
ihck'' and glossy isfeta-"
pieces nj tbs best grades and thugs mourning
sill
peoe all widths black English low prices
81 mourning goods will enable
10 he suiied very moderate
supplies daily from the North and Fast
price marked In plain figures; purchaser
charged.
and discontinue al old bills
that are not paid presented monily payment
Good ariices prices ard dealing may relied IN al
FERRY BROTHER,
Central Scores, wcftb budding,
Ap2O-IOtaR opposite Centre Market
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Fonr BrcuAsAs, az. NJ } February IS, 1855

SIN have the honor 20 acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter of November 18TH delayed by being issent
requesting report upon Sharpe oarbns "
have reported strongly la favor of the weapon diff
iercnt times during the four years that few have
been in my company, and have to change my
views
Ii is far superior to either rife, mskstcon, carbine
pistol, more particularly cavalry arm. There
minor parts Of the weapon, sight swivel bar &C.. that
defective, but these would be improved afte
little experience.
Not one of those in my company has become out Of
order In the breec loading arrangement tthe popularity
Of the arm and the testing has been very Mine
have the Maynard primer, which is a failure.
Its lightness rapidiy Of fire, range accuracy and fla
cty of handling horse hack, make it highly suitable
for mounted we'll dismounted service and urgent
iy request that my company may I've armed with them
do not know cavalry officer who differs from these
views.
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LECTURE Te-NmHr- 4 YesseS Reese. ID. D., of
Rstimore letr q the Methodist Protestsntl win lee
tune tonight at the Methodist Protestant Church,
Ninth street. between and streets q Poetry and
American Poets This viii he most interesting lee
ttre and as the proceeds 20 be applied to the hqu
caton Of church des hope that the house viii be
crowded
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ftx..sx,x.x,, D.s..-K.uc Asr.sAriox Al meeting
a ths pe.usvlv~uia Democrats Association II the Dis
tsct Of ccmtss held in this city ga the l'sh ns~ni
the following cfocrs unanimously eessea pses'-
dent Hon J. Clancy Jones; vice president co'ena ~
NJ Ball secretary. Thomas J. Mccamant assistant SEC
rotary Stephen v McSair treasurer, Thomas fcfrnn
Tnr LoxpoS IILusrrarED Nrws received yesterday by
our newspaper dealers contains two fine sketches, fur
nishod y its American art-editor Mr. Charles IAnnan,
Of tts city One of them " approximation u one OF
STANLEY Indian sc the other hasa'g asic by osk.
Bcssau.
NAY Evx Bs,l-1hc juveniles beginning TO hook
forward Ia the Exhibition Ball Of Prof Munder, the we'll
known dancing MASTER which he viii give the eve OF
MAY Day at the Washington Assembly Rooms The
programme embraces variety Of novel and intricate
dances, and CLOSES with the eoron"iion OF Queen Of
May.
Poraox UNsosxs notie,A yesterday several indi-
yiuas wearing portions Of the uniform Prsbed for po
licemen Whether ON duty not. they shoah either
wear The entire pmora or none Of it. aud not initiate the
fotnen Of the foreign minister's who regulate their iv
cries by the weather.
ArrEapr 10 Esuars --Aexander Egglcston mr. ic an
attempt yestcay escape from the custody Of Of
hoer who escorting him from the CITY Hall to the
JAIL the postponemct of Of the charges Of riot
brought against him The officer rccapturcd him,
and held him until one of the Jail guards lent resistance
in securing him
TnE waRps AwaKE-Ihe democrats and know moth
ings Of the various wards preparing for the coming
municipal contest with spirit Tonight meetings to
be held in the ra reud at stotts Hail. Of goth
street and Pennsylvania in the sapd wcnd at
Harmony Han in the third rard at Temperance Hall
CrsnaSTrxE CONFERENCE.-The Georgetown city coun-
ellis have chosen Drs- j. Riley and L. Mackall, jrr to
represent that city in the quarantine convention which is
To be held at Baltimore on the 18th Of April next
The MUSICAL Coxyf will commence its session at
the Smithsonian Institution Monday morning. April
goth and remain in session during the week.
Ryxrps's DYnsrss invite attention TO the adyer
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NTATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
wv chropometcrs rrke, tmekcr~n Of Aspassa
rcaired PERFORM
Engraving dc~coe Ire srss ssyss nrasg hs
ca,ing 81 notices.
Visiting wedding elegantly
W. CALF 4 Bzn0., ~
Jewellers, 31s FsnnsyivsntA svspse,
29--H Bswsan 0th and Ion sercet1
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Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
r. S. EwELL

Major ". A. TnoRNToN,
Ordnance Department, United States Army.
fully concur in the above report and every officer
that has used the gives it the preference all
in use, and hope that they may be furnished
the first dragons. T. STEEN,
Major LIST Dragons, Commanding
fully concur In the foregoing report
OWEN CHAPMAN, First Lieut. LIST Drag's
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Accxsrxs<1 - em4 Rsxazr.--h viii be by the
annexed ocsr~fondrsce h~s ooloses Bccs accepts the
nomination cordially rendered him. and he therefore
the regular temo.tic candidate for syor His letter
OF acceptance WILL howcveS be read with pleasure by
every citizen Of Washington who Is anxious 20 the
fair fame Of the natcna metropolis freed from the bots
cast upon IL by the iswless conduct OF strangers II
elected he win ee the laws faithfully executed and
he also speaks Of Economical administration,
though he intended 10 keep the municipal expenditures
within proper hounds F M
The fact that Colonel Bedct has acquitted himself Elf
GENTLY and honorsbly ia other public stations Is the
nres pledge that he win be found equal 10 the task
which his ielIowcitizers seek 10 impose upon him.
of the people, good cisisn faithful Official, with
out rerosch either in public private life, he is emit
neny fitted for the chief agistraey Of the metropolis
We feel confident that he vii be elected by large
jority: ses e @
WasnHcrox CRY ID. c., April IL, 1855.
SR AT convention of the democratic and anti
know nothing party of this city held the Assembly
Rooms Thursday evening, the 18th inst, for the p
pose of nominating suitable person for the mayoray
you unanimously selected their candidate at the
ensuing june election, which we committee appointed
by said convention, take great pleasure in oonmun
eating TO you and request your acceptance Of the
The unanmity of the convention and the spirit with
which the nomination rs received by your fowcitiss
generally must be alike gratifying you il is 10 the
members Of the convention.
We are, with great respect your obedient servants
JOHN ,. MULBOY,
bf w W. DAVIS
n YEDDER
sFs EDWD SIMMS
PETER GALLANT,
JOHN d. BRANDT,
T. NJ. CLARKE
Colonel JAMES G. Brxnn
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w.R Dtranrnrsr, washington, April IL. lsss.

certify that the foregoing letters from -- Bsevet
Mayor ". A. Thorntou With the endorsement Col II
X caig, Chief Of ossinsnoc Capt n s Evcil MAJOR
" stccn. and Iient o. Chapman Lieut. ID H. Hsstings
Captain Edward H. Fitzgerald. and ISeut A. r. Chap
man true copies. and that the letter from Capt
j. W Davidson endorsed by Cot " X. Craig Chief OF
orlnance " true extract all fron the oriaals file
in this department W ~ DRiNKARD.
Chief Clerk.
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ORDNANCE orrcs, April IL. 1883
Respectfully referred 70 the Secretary War; in CON
nexon with letters Of similar parFoSt referred from
office on tie 18th instant
". X. CRAIG, Colonel Of Ordinance
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4 CARD--We are receiving and opening 3d.
"A perier Of Spring cns, aso Il eAsacs
vestngs Lnan, R
and patterns m geuteu,en and ycus I~
tss " sye and HDeka
ase cannot b. manufactured To order tins city
WALL, SfErTiExS, \ o.. eM&
No ~ avb 9Th au1 IeA sls.
Ap 1s-sNif flutci star ,k-tasesl
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II IFE THOUGHTS gathered from the extemPorar
q Henry Ward Beecher by eas 4 hi 60
grcgaisn Price u
Jas Published, aud Coz sale al ---Issa
TAYLOR MAuKYH,
April ls-t t ~ Fenn As4uws-
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Fonr BrcnAsAx. fN. NJ. D February l9tl. ISIS.

Major W. A. TnoRSros Ordnance Corps, watervliet Ar
senal, n Y.
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DROFESSOR BLEDSOE, of the University Of vix-
rla win by parslcnay request hs h<a
orphan Asylum this cry Il ts snuHhscsaa
thursday evening. April n ~ . oeansk-
subjrc Nm Tickets So csnee; - - -
Baiianr blanchard Aahss, and rha1E
April ls-dis
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ArrEaPr To EsoarE Alexander
attempt, yesterday, TO escape from y
fioer who WAS cscorting him from I
Jail, after the pcstponemcnt of one o
brought against him. The officer a
and held him until one of the Jail 9,
in securing him.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
THE LEGISLATIVE CANDI-
- DATES AGAIN. e

One week ago, we dared the nominees
OF the Lecompton Democracy, to say that
their souls were their own, and offered
them the free use of our columns for tina
purpose. We now repeat, and charge
that they are a perfect trio of KNOW
kOTHINGS, and are basely trying to
creep into power on the DARK Lam
TERN principle. Tho nominated under
the lash Of the Presidents Land Officers,
and pledged in the Kao,o Nothiag Lodge,
away behind the screens, to vote for an
other q. 5. Senator, who will stand up
for Slavery in our Territories, they have
not the courage to say they viii or will not
support Buchanan; that they viii or will
not support a State Government thrust
into power by the yilest fraud; or that
they will or will not support Senator Rice,
who u procuring Government funds to
make improvements for almost every other
location than that of St. Cloud. Let every
freeman in the District, vote for Gmton,
Gilman, and Whitney, who stand upon
the platform, aof free soil fortres men. and
dare to ayow their principles to the people
of the District.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
THE PRESUMPTION Laws

4. The settler must never before have ha6
the benefit Of pre-emption under the act.
1.sHe must not, at the time Of making the
presumption, be the owner Of $50 acres O.
land md in any State or Territory OF The Uaited
States. 't1 - 80. 80
.. He must settle on and improve. the land
! IN good faith, for his own exclusive use and
benefit, and not with the intention Of sellino
It on speculation; and must not make. directly
or indirectly, any contract or agreement, il,
any way or manner, with any person or per-
sons, by which the title which he May ACQUIRE
Of the Emitted States should enur,e, in whole
or in part, to the benefit Of any person except
himself. :5 <.tzgs, TAI -. + 80 -
& 4. lie must be twenty-one years Of age and
citizen of the United States; or IF . for
elgner, he must have declared his intention
to become citizen, before the proper author
ity, and receive certificate to that effect. "
5. He must build house on the land, live
IN it, and make it his exclusive home: and
must be an inhabitant, the same at the time
OF making applications forpre-cmption. (Un-
til lately single man might board with his
nearest ncighbor, but the same is now required
Ct atsinggle as q married man, except til
the settler is married, his family must
i've in the house) '~ - '" ~
g.. The law requires that more or es
provement be made on the land, such as br
ing, fencing, &c.; but prescriptions are
ted where q half-acre is broken and enclosed.
1 It is necessary that no other person, en-
titled to presumption, reside upon the land
at the same time. ei ss.s l. .
9. No one is permitted to remove from his
OWN land, and make presumption in the same
state or territory. ass., II ~ ss%t
g. The settler is required to bring with him
to the Land Office written or printed appli-
cation, setting forth the facts to his case Of the
lst, "a and Sd requirements here mentioned,
with certificate appended, to be signed by
the register and receiver, and make affidavit
to the same. D.. ..,... .:.... ., q
~. He is also required to bring with him o
respectable witness Of his acquaintance. who
IS knowing to the fact of his settlement. tn
make affidavit to the 18th, 5th, 6th 7th and Ste |
requirements here mentioned, with the same
set forth on paper, with a corresponding blank
certificate attached, to be signed by the land
officers
II. The pre-emptor, if foreigner, must
bring with him to the land Office, duplicates
Of his naturalization papers, duly signed by
the official from whom they were received.
A minor who is the head Of q family. or
widow, may also pre-empt, their families being
required to live on the land. 80 ;....+sr
The settler is required to file written de-
claratory statement Of the intention to pre-
empt, before he can proceed with his pre-emp
ton, s'@ ~. '.@ - - 8',f'' : E7t
FEEs-lst. The fee required by the regis
ter, for filling declaratory statement, is one
dollar. ',....,..
I'd. For granting presumption the register
ana receiver can receive fifty cents. .ss
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,

Vice-President Breckenridge in aspeech
recently delivered in Kentucky says:
THE Republican party is the strongest
organization in the Union, unless the
Democratic party is stronger. It is the on
ly great living vital organization that has
or can Withstand the Democratic party.-
1t IS powerful, a compact, hopeful OF
ganization, y Republicans don't mean
to change their name or their issues; they
are too strong, too powerful, too confident
tor that, and yet you are invited By some
kentuckians to go in with them and to,nl
peoples party to break down this great
dominant party. x * Don't !epreciate
the strength Of the Republican party
Its principles are deeper and broader, and
Its purposes more resolute than anything
on the surface would Indicate. Don't un-
derate their power
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Republican Triumphs f!

Vermont aud Maine, have gone 50 hheas-
~ for the Repub lieans, that il IS now rery
doubtful whether these are .suficcii-
5eney ofbogas Democrats remaining in
those states u act us Posi- Masters, We
thank our Eastern friends for shesse, i evi-
dsaees of loyalty Is freed and prom
ise to repay them III Minnesota thunder.
81 tthey nil have the kindncss to hold on
fora NV weeks.
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FOR S.AIIEI

"esoher, on longtime. at moderate rat,
OF interest with a small payment down. thu
ELIGIBLE, COMFORTABLE & FINELY FINISHED
RESIDENCE z
recently completed by G. ". CURTIS, and
situated on second avenue St. Cloud. The LOT
on which said residence is located is 11Of
front by 1921 deep. This is one of the most
desirable pieces of property in St. Cloud. .
Apply to, or address, by letter..
CURTIS & LESTER
Land Awents
W1NoyA
MINNESOTA
st. Cloud June 24th
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FUR SALE !!
NOTICE OF co PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE OF co PARTNERSHIP.
'he undersigned have this day purchase
i the entire stock and interest of Mcssrs
Dunwell & Hartshorn in the Grocery and Lum-
Der business in St. Cloud, and associated them
selves under the name and style Of P. Lamb &
Co. for the purpose of carrying on the said bu-
sness, and hope by strict attention to the want
OF their customers to receive a liberal share Of
Patronage. 80. '.@,'
"@ ?. LAMB.
W. P. BLAGROVE.
st. Cloud Sept. 90 1853. &@
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PR O IS p ECTU S
~ #ti, ~ w a"A.I s-,.l-z. s,,s+
THE ST. CLOUD DE,MoCRAT

! The ST. CIouD V1s1rER will not be the or
gan OF any party or sect, but the members Of
any, can be heard through; its columns in any
arlicle OF suitable length apd sufficient literary
| merit. The first page wilI contain tales, poe
! try, anecdotes &c; and western readers will
always find summary Of news cleaned from
Eastern exchanges, while a large space will
! be devoted to giving Eastern readers correct
information about the great North West. In
this department we expect the assistance Of
several hundred local reporters, farmers and
their wives, Red River traders, lumbermen.
land agents, surveyors, hunters &c., men and
women who dwell in The land, walk up and
down; and 60 to aud fro in it; but we will
use all possible diligence in making personal
observations and not mislead our readers by
false or exaggerated reports.
On all moral andpolilical questions the Wis
tier, will aim 10 deal fairly by those who diff
fer with it; but the editorial department viii
never represent anything but the convictions
OF the EDITOR. Consequently it's creed will be.
| ]st The Divine law is tile Supreme law in
all lands created by its author.
I'd. All men are created free; and equal in
their right to life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness. .
Sd The Bible, and the Constitution Of the
Ciitsu StlteS are antl-SlaYery; and human
chatlledom is unconstitutional in any associa-
ton protesting TO receive either as fundamen-
tai laws. Z" <sS@
9TH; Paying taxes is as unwomanly, as vo-
ting; and is a priyilig which should BE exclu-
sively confined to g wife male citizens, Of this
and other countric,' uutH women share with
them the responsibility Of saying what use
shall be made Of the fndd they are required to
contribute to the public treasury.
TERMs-r-siagle copies $500 per annum;
2 copies $500; ) copies for 81 90; 10 copies
for ST., 0 20 copies for $50, all strictly in adj
vance, and no papers sent after The time ex-
pines for which it has been paid. Single cop-
les 5cts. Letters on business to be directed
the publisher. Nj slEs u 81 ls1s
/. .f.s y tt, JANE g. sw1sHnLM EaNar,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State Of Minnesota,
County of Stearns,

Application having been made to me by 10.
seph Howard Of said County, for letters Of adj
mlnistratlon on the estate Of Peter Hansen
late deceased who died intestate,o of said Coun-
ty. It is therefore ordered that Saturday the
223rd. of October a. D. 1853 at one O'Clock in
the afternoon Of said day, be the day appointed
by me for considering said application at which
time all persons interested are notified to ap.
pear.rsnd show cause why said application
should not be granted. @ssa.$.
Given under my hand this 21et day of Sep
TENDER A. d. 1858.
II DAVID SINCLAIR.
Judge of Probate.
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TIE COLLEGE JOURNAL or MEDICAL SCIENCE

Il Monthly Magazine Of AZ pages, conducted
"a by the Facult Of The Eelectic College Of
Medicine, is ublshed at One Dollar Al Year,
payable ~ advance. The volume OF the Jour
nal commences with the year Communic
Tor subscription { Or. for. specimen numbers,
should be directed to- 4. 81 !.
81 DR. q. n. LEVEL AN Publisher,
35#fS.5 az, Seventh Street, Cincinnati, @.
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NJ NJ IIIUAI PSON
sA2T0RhIEY AND GOUNSELL OR
ss..s ar LAT
No. I'll III STREET

NO. II II STREET,
4 Washington City, d. C. will at
attend, with pronlptness and fidelity, to all
business entrusted to him III the courts of
law and equity within the District Of Col
umbia, and before the Court ef Claims and
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and to the prosecution Of claims before the
various departments Of General Govern
ment and before Congress He will give
particular attention to Claims before the
General Land Office, arising under the
swamp land and graduation laws; pre-
emptlon acts Of September 4, 1871; Aug
US 70, 1912; March, 3, l84S May 8, 49,
10; the municipal act Of May %, 1874;
mail contractors act Of March 4, 1866 4
and under all other laws.
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u " LAND OFFICE at St. Cloud MINI.
.-4.@.s.i .'a3>g Aug 9th, 1858
70 1Sa9c HOwar -.".

u . ISIIC I1UWVT.
You re hereby notified that
l shall on the Oath day of September next off
er at til Land Office in st. Cloud
nv proof to the right Of presumption the N,
E: of the N, E. ! Of section 80 the NJ Of the
n. W. of Section % township 1913 n. Range
No. % W, to a portion Of which said tract Of
and sue it, the N. J Of the N. W. Section
80 aforesaid you are an adverse claimant, at
Which time and place you are notified to be
present with your proof. s... ....
HEINRICH BRAUcH
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sSCHOOI.aDISTRICT.

\TOT1C,fE%4is hereby given that The Commliis-
.lN sioners of stearns County, NJ. r., at their
LAST session established School District number
three IL said county, with the following bonn-
daries, to wits The fractions sc sections. 10
18 and "a, and sections IA and Is is to nl,iins
l24 north of range % west. n $ s5
Il. J JOSEPH EDELBRoO
Clerk Of Board Of County Ctomnissi ners.
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-. q IS IN / n IT ]

ss q s8fEss 0 sss DEALER IN @@ MI
BOOTS, SHOES, AND. CLOTH ING.
4 Az for sale 9 large assortment Of Boots
II and Shoes 'a Of tho very best quality.
custom Boots Constantly on Hand.
s Atl kinds Of custom work done to order i,
ne I, pest manner. Agood assortment of Ready
mace clothlng for sale cheap. Just received
good assortment Of rs $500 !.
Z. STRING & SUMMER HATS.
PERSONS in want of any of the above named
goods cannot find them cheaper elsewhere. )
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
BUILD|II,NIliG.,, q,

THE undersigned takes this method ~ In
Il forming those who may have houses "a
build mills to frame, or carpentry and joinery,
u any pr al of its branches, that 10 isprepar
ed 70 take comfy ct, and do an kinds Of, work
y this line, on tho most reaso terms and
IN M. Q good, rorkmanlfke manner. Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
POLITICAIl.--A number of Penn

sylvania papers are advocating the select
on Of Senator Ganle,,oa, as the Republican
Candidate for the PresidencYassjin1 j 500
/ He is one Of the best business men in the
Union, . bold, uncompromising Repubi-
can, and worthy the place fol. which he is
named. We have known him for twenty
years, and for a considerable portion OF
the time as a political opponent; but have
always known him as the foe Of oppression,
and the friend Of the poor # nominated
he shall have our cordial support.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
~ GEO, ?. No,dAnr
III AND : Esors,
y a.agsH JoHy Fl. FRENeu "a

Sins: You and each Of you are hereby mott
fed that on the 18th Of October, 1858 at ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day at the Land
Office at St. Cloud, Minnesota, I shall offer
prom In support of my right to pre-empt the
g. ofthe n. y. aud the n. ! Of the S. E. /,
Of Section II, Township, No. 122, Range No.
~, Of which you and each Of you are adverse
claimants.
Dated st, Cloud, Oct, 18th. 1858.
MARlLLA B. FRENCH
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!. NOTICE Q.

54Y9E ~ b ~ la9S
lNHISr aerti aes that T have this dry given
Seth y. 9Tarner tho re,nainde of his mi
no orr and shall claim NONE his earnings
ner payfany debtsio his ostracting sfter this
date. .s II + SETH TURNER. #
SATTEsr: j, 8. Denman. II n ,sSs
:. Anthony, April 2lst, 1863. 9;3t \