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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM CRUTTurIrLD,

WILLIAM sToNEs Adm's Widow, heirs and oth...
In Chanccr at Harrison
I T appearing that the defendant Mitchell b. Stun.
4 has abc0nded from tho state of Taure.a. .
inst he ordinary process OF TIE Curl cannot
served en- him.
ltistheeioFe ordered publication bc modc,ue.H
for four weeks ia The "Bcbcl q newspaper publ Il
ed I'D the city Of Chattanooga requiring said J.e.
amt TO appear 90 % thauccIy CoUt 10 be bella gt q.
CONT house In Harrison on The secoud Monda.
Jane next, ana answer compliments bill o.. ml.
ncut poc0uhSS0 VIII be entuled against him, and M
cause SET ior hearing CO Pl9c h, e.. JONES
fchl5-iW CHt il N
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

The Richmond Enquirer increases daily
the feryor with which it wages war upor
the ideas Of peace advanced in certain OF
the Northwestern State. That jouma
seems comically unable, obsinatcly or TN.
willing to discern the difference between Q
quiet ocquiesconco in the revolutionary SEN
timent nov in progress, until the proper
time arrives for ps to speak IN definite re-
spouse and the absolute reconstruction Of
the Union The latter is simply propo,-
i'rous-tho former simply practical good
sense. There arc thousands of men in the
Wcst--tbe fruit Of Southern emigration
years and years ago--who have taken no
part 10 this war There are thousands Of
men there also, who were dcludod Into a
belief that there were a great many Union
men in the seeded States. One class Of
these men assert It's long-cherishcd, long
silence opinions, whilst tho other awakens
'''''
tincton he mado between tho original au-
10 - nv ""' 60" 80 opponents QUIZ "''
or hasty and thoughtless advocates It is
''' ''''' '"' puts"'" 81 'nei' sous . 70.
''0"' - - a''o ''"0 qua. '"o SCUM anu
, ',o'O' ~ '"V 0ou'' arc P'euSe"' anu inc
lives OK her best men have been sacrificed,
~ O''0"'0"' ~ - ''uo s""' VIC c"u never
's''v "PO" auy terms Oh peace WING" 90
"0' ~" VIZ" our uo"ulis". anu u"co"u''
',''i" '"u'penueuco Du' u Is NOT true
n e""' NV '','''S ., l.,'no's' lnuiauo ano
O :, arc 'e'' ii'euu'y 70 Us 'n"n '"e
i,'s' "'iu 'uc sentiment Wuicn pFoc'o'mS
'"u' ','oi'VF hopes 81 peace arc 10 De enters
'''"ou' iiou' INC iater ana hence more
p0'Son"' i7cuus oi N'nunesS Is TO pe
O'Oug'' 'Dou' p''"'on Us ana 'hom' 'han
D'O op''rc" y Ga" eA''' between ourselves
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

BEs- lion. Wm.P. Giles, son Of Judge Giles
of Maryland, late Consul General of Swi2or.
land, and Mr. Ill., late Of California a brother
Of Ger. D. Il, HILL succeeded recently in cs-
Gaping from Iincor's dominions and crossing
thc Potomac. They arrived in the capital q
the Southern Confoderacy
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

sea- meeting Of newspaper publishers
from all parts Of tho North, was called to meet
in Washington, on the 9th ultimo, 10 urge upon
the Fedora Congress tho necessity of reducing
or repeating the duty on imported paper The
fact is, the Yankees have consumed so much
Of the home material, printing counterfeit Con.
federale notes, that they now have 10 look
abroad for supplies upon which to print their
newspapers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

let Us turn for moment from the al.
fairs Of the na,ioa TO those oc tho State.
The position of Tennessee at the present
Qomcnt, it must be owned, is not very en-.
Ablc. With threo- 6lths Of our territory,
luding tho capitol, in possession or an
ry, and the approach Of the regular hi.
al elections, limited by most rigid
tutional restrictions cur local, politi.
forests begin W once 60 attract attcn.
4 70 grow serious Whit shall we
whittier shall we turn 10 what
and TO whom, are we 20 look lor rem.
aud deiyerucoy
Gov havris, being Clio Chief Magistrate
the State, Is most naturally sought, FOR q
'tioa Of tho problem. Our Compression.
legation has already approached him,
suited with him 10 what purport,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

nee The Selma Repol tor, ina cheering up
article tells the people to "laugh and grow
fat with the prevailing scarcity of provis.
ions.-"laagh' is about the cheapest thing
they can Iatteu on this Spring, and we
wouldn't be surprised il they don't raise tho
price Of thar.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
STATE OF TENNFssPE

WILLIAM JOHNSON aud other
VS.,
0IoGGl 4, GUwiS, daL
IN CbluccrJ at uawsu
| Z appearing that The defendant Charlie. q. M.l..
/ is non resident Of the State o, Tennessee suN.t
the ordinary process of the Court yauut Doc ..r,..
on him,
Il s ihcieieie ordered ttat publication Do ra..
weekly for four weeks n TIE Rebel, news nsr.
published ia tho city OF Chattanooga. requiring ...
defendant TO appear M q Ch0ncWy Court 70 0 uI.
40 h9 eGit hotse In ii8rrson ON The second MONDAY
of June next and answer compainants hjII O. uG.
ment pro routcSs0 viii be entered against him. ANA '..
cause set fox hearing ~ pl7c, r, G.. JONES.
iobl5-iw CIkEM
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
CENTRAL HOUSE.

FARMERS bringing to market Butter, Eges, am
L vegetables can iiud 20 ready market az lIy h0u-
Chattanooga Fob ~. HCGu JAEROL.
prop0.o.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

Ds9' Congress has just paid deserved COM,
plment to John II. Morgan. The most sub
stoniial compliment they could offer the cee.
brotcd chieiIain, would be his full co,Spiemoat
Of men, and Kentucky campaign Of his owa
managing
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

nea- We frequently hear announcements
irom the Northwest Of Yankees swearing to
lay down their arms, and take up their plow
andes. In The late Mmfreesboro fight, a
great many of them threw down their arms
and "tool, up their legs quite handiIv.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

E,2J- Mr.. s. Il. Moss, one Of the Confederate
prisoners captured by the Yankees at Fort
Donelson, during tn, at,ac on that point by
Gen. Wheeler, recently exchanged, has return.
ed to the Confederate lines. After his captaro
he was taken to Cincinnati AMI thence TO Bal
timore, from which place he was exchanged
and sent 10 Richmond lie reports great dis.
satisfaction among tho Northern troops and
particularly amongst the "uinety-day men"
whose term Of service expires the present
month. All Of them, with whom SIR. NJ. con
yerscd express determination to lay down
their arms the very day Of the expiration of
their term Of enlistment Mr.. M. confirms the
reports from the North.Wcs. Of tho uppopu.
Iarty Of the war, in That section, both with
citiaous and soldiers. tie says he was kiadly
treated by the enemy, and in many instances
received more attention than was bestowed by
our own people on his return The Southern
feeling in Baltimore he represents, as much
stronger thauany where else within the enc.
my's lines The people cheered the Conlede-
rate prisoners at the Depot on their departure,
and demonstrations Of sympathy for the
Southern cause, were bold and outspokcn.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

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of NfiddIo Tonrossoo ~ u,.
A'""''7S'' az" lhe Dlesslng OF
God on them, are the noVors and nor ~
~ """ "o' 'A0
Executive oI tennessee, to whom we must
r,inl, looL N.
NANNY IooN' inc issue Oh 4 campaign may
change the hco of tbipoe oIto,,o,l,.
"'"6c'nc''
In any event what can We, the people, or
nc, the Governor, 40 Gall the Legisla,
furn toootbcr2 WHIT 4Lo2 ~
nav INC" NohVoko 4
Convention And them Supnoso vou
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how dare onv man nHar IN oss,,,,llo
1cntiOn and revise. alter or amend Tho Con
o wy W."
'ttuuon OF the state, without the knOwl.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

b. JACoBE, Auotoncrr
$500 yards elegant Lawns.
1900 yards mourning Muslin.
5000 yards English Calcocs,
10000 yards Bleached Sheetiuc
1000 yards Bleached Shirihg
cases Blcached Shl6ng
case Bleachod Shifting,
AGGO yards plain and dotted Swiss Muslin,
cases plaid Gnghams
1000 yards elegant Cassemeros,
4 cases regatta Cassemerc',
1000 yards fancy FLANNEL,
1000 yards white and red Flannel
case plain aud bLhk Wool de Lame
500 dozen cotton ilandkorchieis,
800 dozen Linen Cambria BanakercA'es
500 dozen Merno Halt Hose
100 dozen Ladies English White Hose,
100 dozen Ladies Expansion Shirts,
1000 dozen Woshead 200 yards Spool Cotton.
1000 dozen Brooks 200 yards Spool Cotton, bleck
1900 lbs Patent Thread in sp0ols and Skc'us
100 lbs Black Sewing silk,
800 dozen born Fine Combs,
800 dozen Ivory and Gutta Percha Combs,
80 Tooth Brushes, 80 Coz. Tooth Brushes,
100 Crimaan fancy over Shirts, 100 d01 Shirls
100 Cashmere aud Flannel Shirts, 100 shirts
100 dozen Mctiuu and Shetland Undcrshirts
700 dozen Merm0 and shetland Drawers,
1000 lbs English ShLo Thread, 1000 lbs,
100 Oil Cloth Over Goats,
500 Yards Irish Linen,
20 dozen Suspenders
4 fine let Of Millinery Goods
100 pairs Ladies and Misses 9aitei~
boots and Shoes,
800 Reams Commercial Note Paper
l0Sacks Liverpool SAIL
10 Sacks An Spice,
3bbs Chamber Salts
200 pairs White Linen Pants
300 pairs Cashmere Pants
lO0heayy over Goats,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

@r@ The Mobile Register and Advertiser
states that the ladies Of Montgomery have OF.
tanned splendid chopeau which they intend
presenting TO ihc Gro Of The West. Gen Sior.
ling Price.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

Ds' While all admit tho dcmorolizing olfoc
Of this war; North and South; no ono ia prc
pared to deny, that The good spooulatorp a
least with religious zeal, continue to prey
upon tho currency Of both scellons.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
To shoemakers and leather Finlrhnr

To sboenskers and Leather Finishers.
1O0 GOOD sHOEMAKERs, and fcw Leather
lUU Drcsscn, can End employment m he Goy-
eminent Shoe Factory OF atlanta, Ca, undcrto "a.
lectoa Of the undeisigued None bat good hands
need apply. Those furnishing tbclr own tools will
have preference.
Soldiers desing to work Ia this establishment
must procure their own details from their command
ing officers. g. w. CUNNINGHAM,
ichlB-lm Major ON
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

NO. Tho French mediation questionable
North.Weslen Democratic rcvolulion--thc
end OF the war-md East Tennessee Apple.
Brandy, ore matters Of much speculation in
this latitude, nowa-days.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

fsB- "Old Abe's' emancipation, aud uigger.
regiment policy, Indicate that the brain Of flal
,unctorary is certainly "wool.gathrrinrr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

D@lT We learn by Tho telegraph that a
number ofambulonces have been sent 70 Nash
vile from indicoting an advance
oF Rosencrauz. Late encounters with ha
rebels" have satisfied the Feds, that ambu.
Iances arc as essential as rifles in subjugating
the South, and that the MACH Of the subiuga-
tor is the identical path Of glory that
"lcads but 20 the grave.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
TAKEN no
FARM AVN RFsTDENCE ZOE sAIE-

I OFFER for sale my farm and residence, located
i u miles from Lafayette, The county scat VI Wal
ker Go. Ga, and i8A miles from tho Wa A, Railroad
There aro three hundred acres enc hundred and forty
cleared fenced aud ready for planting The balnrc
well timbcwd There Is nest framed dwelling Will
SIX rooms and out houses complete. Tho harm o. d
large framed building with good running Qnar No.
tached, ior diving Ihmsher aud Cotton Gin. Tln
stables are new framed buildings with COW and
sheep sheds complete aud Ga good repair There 81
good vegetable garden aud enc orchard OF cl9Ioo
apples peaghes asd pears, with choice variety Of
RfapcsdC. Tho place y well watcrod with spring and
conveniently located The location isas healthy
hl caE De found anywhere. ANY one Wishing further
particulars win apply lnmedalelyD
lebl9-ima 4. w. RUSSELL,
Lafayette, Ga.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
SALE OF NEgROFs.

WILL Do klld at public oBfcfy, No iho Town VI
w WlHnsAss0, Fairfield Daiuci South Carolina
on Monday Oh Of March nest, Thirty SEVEN
NEGROES. A credit q one yeag viii NJ given ~
pulchascra, who DO not with 20 ray fho eash.
mafchi-N
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
TIE DAILY REBEL.

80 Persons ordering TOE RrBFL by mail win
please bear in mind that WI not receive any q
he shuplaaels iffurd by the Alabama Insurance
Companies, nor Hose issued by private banker 10
Montgomery OF elsewhere. Neither VII We unaer-
take 10 eium shinpfs4is srbl rs. aeef the publ.
cation cf this nutiee
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

sa' Persons receiving late Northern newspapers
sin greatly oblge MS By the use csilem, The gen
eralonxidy IN al lolds. 10 L,a- tie la'cd niclIi-
gfnce fran The cnmy' couaiiy and the ab,oule ser-
vice, wliicA tbc dissemination q such Information is
calculated 70 accomplih should call 70 the attention
OF those along tie front Of out line IN Middle Ten
nessfe, tie value q late Yankee journals. We are
willing t0paytrfh, ~ THINKS Literally 70! such f.,
y0rs.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03
LYNCUBURC, VA.
STAPLES & BILLIARD.

V'HE senior partner has associated Mr.. =. n. Dbl.
4 lard with him in his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, al the old stand OF Staples & Anderson and
solciis consgnments OF Sugar, Moasscs, Cotton
Merchandise and Produce generally 10 sell pro.
ducc NJ highest market rates attend IN person IN
weights and delivery, and sond account sales ana
checks 81 once Is the old established rule of ths
House u hos answered IN extended patronage
which 80 ycaIa experience with this market and ON
present hreaaed facilities prepares ua 10 meet With
our Usa0. pT0nptneM.
linenlatyancts Oh any amount OF Produce IN hand.
AEaw oni band heavy stock of MANUFACTURED
ana smring TOBACCO, warranted as Represented
Gndos low as can be had IA virginia.
iAnI7 6rf STAPLES a. DTILARD
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EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE
--oF-
RTED GO0EbS
By
u. MAYER, JACOBss ~ CO.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.

Tuesday, the 10th of March, 1868.
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FOR gALR

A LIKELY Negro BOY q yoam d ago. Enaulr,
a q lisbzOdhl D.kAYLOR
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The Empire State Iron ana Coal Mining
Company,
Dissolution.

DlSSOLUTl0R,
TNHE ann Of Quinby IS Robinson, Of Memphis, Tenn,
is ibis day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
persons having claims against mld firm will presgpl
the same 20 w. T. Quinby who Is alone authorized C
pay, End al persons who are indebted 10 said dm
VIII imso immediate payment 10 said Quinby who
has been authorized to settle said lrms business.
W. W. 4 4 R6Ss SlgSn Gear Partners,
JAS. S. CbAGH0RN, Special partner
ELOwah Ga. Jan. "a, 1868. tfeLlO 9m1
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-03

livery igeo white man. OF the ace o twenty, ope
yeor, hOiag cgeh Of tho United States, hnd a elii
1cn OF thc county wherein he mby o1sr M vote. AZ
moniia neat preceding The day OF election. sait he
entitled 20 vote Tor members Of iho Genaial Amcmhly
apd ether CIV! oiii'9r for Che county or District Ia
Thus, again Il win be seen, thst the sol.
dicr and the exilo-howavsr We nay desire
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QIRGINIA sALr.
NOTICE.
BOARDERs

A FEW DAY hcnfdera can 30 accommodated, ly
"A applYiugto j.. w. pARhAM. or
marrhlat Rebel Odlce.
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j. JAC0BE, Auotionccr
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

stamps bslonsisg to the Incorporate Town Of
st. Cloud, or the proceeds therefor, amounting
to $o.2s, .withthe Town Treasurer. Adopted
The following resolution was offered byAld.
| Re.olred, fThat4ths Mayor and Recorder be
authorized and instructed to destroy the scrip
redeemed by the Town Treasnrsr, in presence
Of the Town Council. Adopted.
The following Resolution was offered by AID:
Burbank:
Re.olrsd, That, the thanks Of the Town
Council Be AtendslGa to our worthy Mayor for
hsSanoieaey asas*Presidins 'Oficer, and his
strict adherence to every thing tending to pro-
mote the interest of the Town, as we'll as for
his uniform politeness to the members Of the
Council.
Resolved further, That the thanks Of the
Council b. also rendered to the Recorder for
the efTcient,and faithful manner with which he
has pefiormed the several duties pertaining to
his Office. Unanimously adopted.
L A. EVANS,
President Council,
Attest 4. B. CURRY, Recorder. II (!
[The remainder Of the proceedings with the
various reports. will be published next week. ]
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
= :. N0T'.I 7[ -. ~.
Marshal's Sale Of Lots in the In
corporate Town of St. Cloud.

J 49, -
WHEREAS, At almeeting Of the Town Coun-
Gil of St. Cloud hold January 23d, 1853, the;
following resolution was adopted:
, Resolued, That the Recorder, be requested TO-
publish in the official paper Of the town, q list
Of all the unccntested Tots, blocks and frac
tional lots and blocks within the corporate
entry of the: town Of st: Cloud on which the os-
sessments remain unpaid, together with the
name of the claimants and the amountiof tie
assessment thereon j; and further, that the RI
oorder append, or prc6x.Ia: notice to said list,
to: the effect, that said claimants have further
time granted them, to the first day of March,
1868, and no longer, wherein to: pay the said
assessments, and receive deeds for their re-
spective lets or interests. i :. .,.G,.: j. - =.
AND ;WHEnrAs, In pursuance Of the above
Resolution, there was appended thereto and
published Herewith, the following notice, to
wit: :; r::,,,r ..3'.- : XII. 49,.
In accordance with, the above resolution,
append q list of said: :unoontested lots, and
hereby notify all persons interested that if
the assessments on same are not paid on or be-
fore the LIST day Of March, A. D. 1868, the
said lots, blocks and fractional lots and blocks;
will be sold by the Town Marshal, in accord
.ance with the provisions Of the town charter,
approved March 8tl, 1862. ..>... "a, -
LIST OF UNCoNTEsTED LOTS ON WHICH ASSESS
. ~, iMENTs REMAIN UNPAID! - = - /
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
,PLOW.: SHOP.
NICOLASs:LAHR;

r., W. - NICOLAS LAHR 1919. .''% =; ''. =:
'NfAY always be1foundl at his shop on St.
lNl Germain street, at the sign Of thes,} IT.
az 49, > = r,y2(i ifg
aYi2 e IL ~ w ,ryf.if... ~
Where he keeps on hand Flows Of all kinds Of
his own make, fol-, sale, and which he warranto
to give coed satisfaction. -. %..'.
"A WAGON SHOP
Is connected with his establishment. - ~
Ne~, Wagons made to 1Orltr,rH~
He is preparedto do all kinds If H.. 81:
L. ~ @r'7@. sBL4CksN1THlhTG,: ~ ''''
Aud attends esrcciallyto REPAIRING Flows
and Wagons Of every description. v4n15'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Shsrbul J Comfy
| DELINQUENT
- \ = > = : e s
la X list
: FOR
. A..D. 1861.

Notice is hereby CIV
en- that the Treasurer
o. AsrbufnS County
in the State. Of Mime
sofa, will sell at Pub
lie Auction, on Monday
the LIST day of June, A.
D. 1868, at the Office
Of the County Auditor,
In the town Of Elk Riv-
or in said County, as
much Of each tract or
parcel Of land describ-
I'd below, as may be
necessary for the pur-
pose Of paying all tax
Is and charges thereon
for the year, A. D..
1862 81 &" Z III, =
R. F.. BARTON, 2''''
County Auditor:
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NorE.-1n the above list, where the letter a
and the letter il to represent s. .Bet~ssht III
different parts of each description the word
''of': is to be understood. - dpl16-4w
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n .o,TlC e

OF the discontinuance of the "Northwes,e.,.
Land District" (0fice at Otter Tail CITY
+ - Minnesota -
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to H.,
sprovisions of the 18th sec. of the Act of Con
gress approved May 80, 1862, entitled "lr
Act to reduce the expenses Of the survey an;
sale of the public lands in the United States
the President Of the United States has direct
led the discentinuance of the ''Northwester2;72
Land District office at Otter TAFT, City, If
the State of Minnesota, from and after the SIS
instant, and that the vacant lands therein j.
made subject to sale and entry at ST.: GLop1
in spid State. $3.50. $3.50. 80
Lands remaining unsold and unapporr;o1p,r:s.
ted by law, and heretofore subject to sale an,
entry at Otter Tail City, will cease to be SIS
jectto entry at said Office, from the date Of
the receipt Of notice to that effect by the Rey
lister and Receiver thereof; aud the Ian 'Uti,
GERS at St. Cloud. will give future public No.
t1ce of the day on which they will he prepate5
TO receive applications for entries of any p,icl
lands at their Office, .t'rT:f, =
Given under my hand, al tho .Iity. Of Was:,.
ington, this ninth day Of March, A. D. 1868
BY order Of tho President:
apl16-ew JOS. s. WILSON, :
Netting Com sioncr Of the General Land on
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Of the discontinuance of the "Northwester
Land District" (0fce at Otter Tail City.
: - Minnesota
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

"A Washington Telegram soy, the condemn
ed Indians ore to be sent to the Torturas.