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GREEN e. WILLIAMS, Aua,Isneers
- No. s26, corner th and ID streets

lnonhhE SAIL VI VALUABLE REAL KS
TALE ON THE CORNER OF az ST. AND
MARYLAND AVENUE.
Atpuehc auction. on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of
june next al O'Clock p. m. hall sell on the
subscriber TO me. dated the nth day of September
ISh and duly recorded in one Of our Land Records
OF Washington county, ID. O., the following piece
oil property: viz Being that part Of square ID
Beginning for the the 60 NJ beast corner OF
the SAID square, ana running thence north rs feet
10 an alley, thence in a southwesterly direction
with the line OF said alley 80 feet inches thence
in q southeasterly direction with a iinas.t riSbt
angles 10 Mary lard avenue III feet inches TO lie
south line OF the said square; aud thence In a
northeasterly direction withthe said south line IS
feet TO the place OF beginning the same being Lot
No. l. In Square b, as they are recorded In the
Surveyor office. with the imp rovements
Terms One half cash, balance in X aud twelve
the premises All conveyancine, county and rev
enue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. 5000
Gown when the property 10 knocked of, in the
the ha nds of the oneers; and il terms re
not complied with within FIVE Gays after the Az
Of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the default ng
ps ne ss ,. IRA Ira Go3sEN0w; Trustee.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
Caisf Qsartsrmaaer'sOncs, Depot Of Wash,ssro.,t
Wdshiggton. ID. C.. MAY p. 1856. Z
Will be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
under The direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
ID, 1856, at IL o'clock M, tho following described
Government buildings, situated at Seventh street
wharf, in this city, viz:
One % Guard house, l6 by 40 feet
One % Blacksmith sbep, lS.by "a feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, and mu Il be re
poved within fifteen days from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, In Government funds
B,.: Maj. Cen and Chief q au sSSn .@
my = - Depot Of Washington.
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RY GREEN q wILLIAns, Au.tiooeer..

NAkuABLE TWO-ST0hY FRAME HOUSE,
AND LOT on 5th street west, between m ana N
streets north. at Public Auction. "a
on mVNDAf; the 18th Instant, at 60 clock D
m. We shall cell. In front OF the premises. part
Lot No Q, In Square No: 424. having Il feet front
" lWieet deep to 30 feet paved alley, with IN .
inproIsments, consisting Of well built two STORY
frame House Location is very desirable, being
in good neighborhood.
Terms: One half cash balance in and II
months ses ured by Deed Of trust on the premises
ofthe purchaser. $50 down when the property r.
Knocked of. 10
my f2-d GREEN WILLIAMS kuct.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Asctisnssr..

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
Lot. at the corner Of North oaTOlins avenue and
On FRIDAY. the 18th instanf. at O ,olock o. m.
on the premises, We shall sell Lot No TO- in uars
No seS having good frents and depths. Il viii be
Terms: One half cash; balance in fix and twelve
months, secured By deed Of trust the premises.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps st the cost
OF the purchasers. S25 down on each lot when
myI.d eREHN q WILLIAMS, Asess.
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED pE-
til WEDNESDAY, the sd instant, same hour and
my is-d GREEN WILLIAMS. Asets.
QY oREEH . wILLIAns. Auetie.sss,
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, on lst street vest
be- zee s11ts o end D streets, Island.
We shall sell, in front OF the premises psrt Iot
No. Il, In Square No. $50, with the i'm provements
consisting OF new two story Frame House just
Terms; One half cash balance and II months.
secured by deed Of trust en- the premises All
ceRveyanciDg and revenue stamps o. the cost OF
the purchaser. 500 down when struck eff
my l6-d GREEN WILLIAMs Iuct.
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DY 0RRBN q WILLIAMS. Aucttosses,
ID mo. $40, corner 9th and d streets

TIA rE SsstS4sIss, P9sSR!Es HESSss isf.
TIE IhPBoysHKsrs, Ar PUBLT6 AUc
On "WEDNESDAY. The sd instant sts .,.,o.t
sss,, ~ sci w rsIs q the crsmi.ss. .psrt.
sQrs,s 20 h.sips coed fropu ana Depths
Tege so' or w. assS,s ssse css,
months seeurea By 6fsS ~ = ss s1e -
AZ eenvessno.ns and rsvenus. .stsars a Ike cost
No I'D GKISE Wii III ~ x1sss
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METHODIST CENTENARY MEETING Last
evening, centenary meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church was held at Wesley Chapel,
the church being filed TO Its utmost capacity
Among the congregation every church in the
District was represented.
The platform was occupied by Secretary
Harlan, Rev. DIR. Peck, of Cal, Rev. DIR. BE-
Hass, Of the Metropolitan Church, Rev. Bish-
ops Simpson and Ames, Senator Wiley, of
West Virginia, and many Of the pastors Of the
churches of the District.
After prayer by Rev. DIR. Peck, Secretary
Harlan introduced Bishop Ames. who spoke
of the origin and growth of the church, stating
IN the course Of his remarks that thnre were
now over 1900 Methodist Churches in the
country.
Senator Wiley next addressed the meeting,
and was followed by Bishop Simpson. who
stated that this centennial year the people
should make an Offering, and no more appro-
pirate offering could be made than a san ctnary
Rev. DIR. DeHass followed Bishop Simpson,
and stated that he had received $4,000 from a
friend in Baltimore, given in the name of Gen.
Grant to aid il the erection Of a new church,
{the MetropolItan,) and he urged that contri-
buttons should be made freely.
During the evening S27, $50 were collected
and subscribed; of which s2i, 300 were for the
Metropolitan Church, S2,050 for the Dickinson
College, and. Sl,2OO for the general fund for
aiding educational institutes, &c.
Mathew q. Emery, Samuel Norment and +.
A. Lutz each contributed 5000, and other
large contributions were made, ranging from
$1,000 down.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOpeer..

sTR SII, N0RTH dA AEp IaTH sTREET EzsT,
On TUESDAY. the 12d instant, ct O'Clock 70 m
IN front Of the premises Of Lot No g. in
Square Ne. 9s2, five handsome Building Lots hav-
ing 70 feet front by 90 feet deep 10 10 foot alley
We call the attention Of persons wishing 20 pur-
chase good Building Lot
Terms One half cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, balance secured by deed Of trnst on the
premises oAll conveyancipg and revenue stamps
when seld.
myIs-d GREEN q WILLIAMS. Apc,.
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10y JAMES c. MCGUIRE 90, AuctiOneer..

RY JAMES c. MCGUIRE 90, Auctioneers.
SALE OF FINE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE
On THURSDAY. May IL. at 6 O'Clock D. m We
shall sell Dwelling House with Lot, located and
being No. 10 street, between 18th and 15th and
lsfurn1shed with modern improvements, vet audah
and fountain In froDt new range in Kitchen COM
plete sewerage, stable and carriage house with
drivers apartments on rear lot. stablinR for six
horses. Possession given immed iately
Terms: One third cash; balance in tiN and twelve
months: secured on the property. Con Anciug
at purchasers cost sale ositiye
my 10 lint j. o. MtGUIkE a CO., Aucts.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
eonseQuence Of the inclement weather until TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, May q, same hour aud place
M lsd j. G. MCGUIRE 90, Aucts.
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NEW SCHOOL BUILDISG.-Rev. F. X. Boyle,
the estee med pastor of st. Peters Church,
Capitol Hill, contemplates having erected at
once, a commOdious building for the accom-
modatIon OF the many children Of the parish
who are now deprived OF proper training for
the want Of such facilities as will be accorded
by the new school, A lot, located on r street
south, between Cd and 4th streets east, mas al
ready been donated for the purpose by Thos.
Bayne, Esq, OF the Fifth. Ward. Sunday, q
meeting of the gentlemen of 81. Peters congre-
CATION was held at the church, in order to take
lnitlatOry steps tor the immediate prose cution
OF the work, and after the appointment OF. q
Boyle, Thomas Bayne. John III. Russell. and
james Marceron- LIBERAL contributions were
made IN furtberance of the undertaking. Up
wards OF GO children are now awaiting admis-
sion into the school. According TO the plan
proposed, the building will cost about $4,000
SABBATH BRKAKINs.-The police win have
OF dIsorderIy conduct on the Sabbath within
the limits of the District. Compared with the
larger cities of the Union, our District is very
q uiet; but before the influx of roughs from ali
sections ofthe country, and the colonization of
contrabapds from the South, IL was not unfre-
quen' that the Sabbath reports showed less
than half as many disorderiy cases as Sunday,
cases were reported: First Precinct, consoli-
GATED with the Eighth precinct, none; Second
PrecincA county, i've cases; Third Precinct,
Georgetown, one case; fourth, cases; NTH,
seven cases: sixth, two cases; seventh, four
cases: eighth. fonr cases; tenth, one case.
RRxoyAL.-See announcement elsewhere of
removal Of the Office of the Nationai Union ln-
ssrance Company TO No. Jas Penn. avenue,
between 6th and 9TH streets. lie great IN
crease OF business OF this fayorlte company
rendered II necessary TO establish this central
ONCE, 40 convenient for the public. The ofi-
Gers OF this company are: Chas. Knap, Presl-
dent Geo. W. Riggs, Vice President, ID.
Larner, Secretary. DIfectors-Chas. KNAPP,
Geo. w. Riggs, Thos. Perry, Ct. =. Gideon,
Marshat Brown. X. wallaeh, Daniel Dodd, II.
'C.kahnestock, VIM. Dixon. -
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AUCTION SALES
[Fsr oAsr Iset,on sales .e. fourta page.

RreREEE WILLIAMS, A.ctissssrs.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH q STREET, BETwEEN Ak ANp
Pin Pin sIhkETs, ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AUO
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, ats o'clock .. m +,
neu SCI, front OF the premises, tvo rpru nf
kot No. IN SQUARE No <e3, each having ~ feet
h gl, Oh ssrsst, end running bsck COED depth
Terms: 0nethird cash; the balance in six and
WE'VE montns secured By deed Of trust on the
prenues Al sonveyanctng and revenue stames
let when sold.
my I'D GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auets.
RI eREEH AwILLIAhs, As.aosssTs.
HANDSOME PbIvArE REsIpRSor a, Ma
sachusetpp sSssaue. between ath and sth streets
On IRIpAf, the 18th inst, at O'Clock p m. !,
We shall cell, In front Of the premises, House No
$40, containing II good rooms, with large BAR.
lsrs, passages, rardrebes In every chamber, sss
throughout the whole house. being all newly pa
To q feet, running back to fine alley
Persons wishing TO purchase handsome private
reefdence, will do we'll to attend the sale
Terms made know q on the DAY Of sale
GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
my - lint And Chrop 4
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TENTRAL HALL =
u Corner Pennsylvania av. and 18th street.
over Eagles Auction Rooms.
For rent by the day, week, or month, for Con-
certs, Lectures, Balls &c.
These Halls are very large and spacious. =.
ian 3l-n NIGLH 4 nm
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2 HOY G31fnA up
Contribution CONCERT!
GRAMD

Tohefivon BY tho De BeriNt Club and Columbu
7 AIwfmefohor. at the Opera House, Columbus. u.
M on Saturday. Daeeplber lst, IsG9I the not
sn1'6a PedrieS Ilail, on the ground floor,
T. tiAl at the Oapitalof Ohio, suifoieht! i'i
is1,l nj lyyArYetbseat2, 900 persons. BY 2i9
ia ns iOt Sahsl i"!
-n.. N - -.-lN- RarSnna llY.Nr-N-- Il L-uu
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., t,. Closing and Arrival of Mails
,..... ere AT THE . HGuq
Go LUM BUS POST OFFICE

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
A N. T. NJ. A. NJ. r. N.
1l:20 lQ;45 1880 73O
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BAL TIMoRE LOCK '.RBSPiTAI

.tnflatoJ s1iins sui hrB ,Dlu.ntad ~ |
u QfACKFRY. T'RE Only PLACE WIFE If
A C0REyCAN BE. OBTAINED. = q
DR.. JOHNSTON has discovered the most Certain
Speedy aud only EHoctusl Remedy in the World fol
Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures, Affec.
tim ot tic Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Dis
charges. Impotence, General Debility. Nervousness
IDyspepSis. hauguOr Low Spirits, ContusIonI
ling, Dmness Of, Il ght or Hddipess, Disease Of thi
Head, Throat, NOSe or Skin. Affections Of the LivI
leT. Lungs, stomach or B0wels-ath0se terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth-isE
CRET and solitary practices more fatal to their vic.
tins than the song Of Svrehs 70 the, MarnGfs Ol
Ulysses biightng their most brilliant bopes or an
tieipatiOns, rendering marriage &C., impossible.
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= .-nrATnROAm TTNFE .rATEF.iE.

- Z. rsVs A a az iT~-T-i Rt MINI i
u Showing tho arrival and departurs 81 trains at 90
iun bus. Ohio OnRnd after Monday, May 2lst, 1855,
lrains will run a. fQllowsis OH R-af afsE
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ORGANIC WEAK y ESS

Immediately Cured and full Vgor Restored =.
1his distressing Affection which renders life
mi erable and marriage imposslble-is the penalty
paid by the victims OF improper ndulgences. Young
persons are too apt 10 commit excesses from not be-
ing aware of the dreadful consequences that ms y
ensue. NOw who that understands the subject, will
pretend to deny that the power Of prOcreatOn is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits than by
the prudent? Besides being deprived of the pleas
uro of healthy Offspring the mlst serious and de-
sttuctive symptoms of both body and mind arise =
The System becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Functions Weakened, Loss Of lrocreative
Power, Nervous lrritability. dyspepsia tation
Of the Heart lndgestiOn, Constitutional Debility
snd Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Deeay and Death. t.. i..-- ~. is.s
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CotuMBus. Ohio. August %. 1866.

~.
We. the undersigned, take pleasure iG recon mend
ing TO the public the CONTRIBUTION CONCERT
HALL ASSOCIATION The erection of a Peo
PIES Hall. such as is contemplated, has been de-
sderaInm for Inaly years aud the people at large, al
well as all true lovers OF the divine art of Music
are equally deeply interested in the laudable
noble object the MANAGERS have ia view, and should
feel greatly Obliged tothem for the practicable legi
innate means proposed for its attainment. & Beins
personally acquainted with the parties cOnnectt
with this Association we feel warranted TO say thai
their well established standing for intearityand re-
sponsibiity, offers SURE guapntee that the enter
prise will be fairly and hOnQrably conducted. We
therefore trust, that their efforts may berewardGd
and tho speedy success of their undertaking insured
byawarm and generous patronage on the part Of the
''JD5tUoS, Governor Of ohio. ll ln ..,.1
- James II Godinsn, AHditrOf State. 'i.'' l-
~ WilllamiH smith, Secretary of, state. bF]-aHp
S Warner, Treasurer of State. tglgIf-.grI
,, M,IHl;MeSt, Attorney Genera, Of Ohio
~ man Union State Central Committed ~ Hri
ID w II Day, Qqartermsster General Of OhiO.rn
KIsylor Chief Of the BgrSau & EAU Of ClsInWlSy nly zi
90 Joseph DO,gdall p GP q" "f .a r,-rlg
yages G Bull, Mayor Of Columbus - ai,
piiJ q Thompson, Chairman Democratic S q Com.
o. VIM DQmlgan, Sheriff Franklin County.
James nj CoWly, Editor Journal. "a ....,. ..f,4s
p! hmos Law yman, Editor Ohio STATESMAN.
i. w m Dennison, late Postmaster General. nsIEd
N IL Swsyle. Judge Of Supreme Court Of U S..
IN Eea99rE&s a9& & y PARSONS sgIu. se9Gi-uI ldG
Ssmne tSIlo1av. s.g sHilsTiJ- leb'
GoOrae B Wyight.l np1t sH'.m nTl 7rir
iighIin IinS 8 SWEsaea!ip st,g an ono1aI'
= b FMartin, Collector Internal Revenue.
g bankers aud Busness men generally .h''i
o TICKErs for sale by John SeltEef. Music Store.
p useatls-d&w9Od-octl gJ O. ll $50 HU 1fi
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s Y, RATES Of ApVERTIslNc.

Tepliaes Of INOnparsil ora inchsp0c Senstitpts
DAILY.
Eof zach ipgertiQp, per scu4ra, ceptgpspa
fNoticesof Deaths, 30 cents, ~, s,. -
.Notiees0f MasFiA9es, 80 cents 'b.'oN ''N
Religious hotiees 60oeuts.ao' - basl 20
.AdYcrtisemepts inserted every other dag; every
third day, and oncea week, viii be charged ~ 90 per
square, each insertion.
Business Notices in Local column, 90 cents per line
boE esehinAertion. kolkqticBtesR than'sfNe'
n9,i .ss.s sa0l f6,WBBSHYliuo-
HAa roper sdushe each INSERTION n &
louii1ess Notices 50 csrts per line each insertion.
No.HOticeless than $40 ~
Illegal win becharged regular rates.
Ks1-;All IN hHsiFEV AdV dVsttisemehtsmust5be paid
foE hereafter, aithp time they ARE 6rdereel other
VII they WI not appeal IN The papeTs; This rule
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4 gslARREAGE,

Reflect tbata sound mind and body arc the most
necessary requisites to promote cOunttbial bapp-
ness. Indeed, without these the ournev through
" dsrEoDs to the VIEW Che mind beSomes shSda Owed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy renNc-
tioq that the happiness Of another becomes blghted
lSFSICEs T @ SCUM Eraedegick street,,
Ieft-band size going from Baltimore greet. o. few
and Iiuuiher.idB sis9su+1 ruN hiiF huia3HI lt
,REi NOletters received unless postpaid and con-
tainlng stamp to be used on the reply, Persons
vertisement describing symptoms. ll1r-ho -'.''
be The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office. 7.ad
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YOUNG MI ZEN

Who have injured themselves by certain practice,
ipdulged inwhen alcne n habit frequently learned
I from evil Companions, or at school, the effects of
which are nightly felt, even when asleep and. if not
cured, renders u arriage impossible, and destfoys
both mind snd body, should apply immedia' ely.
| lAYhkta pity that a young man, the hopo Of his
counrv theprde Of his rarents, should be sna chcd
fio allpr6spects and ehj6yments If life by the CON
bseuuchce of devating from the path Of nature and
indulging in certain secret habit. Such PERSONS
off eofit atirlatinp m .'..i ..ll'-'hf'i
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TAKNI PARTICULARS NOTICE

Dr. j. addresses all those who have injured them
selves BY improper indulgence and solitary habits
which ruin both body and mind. utftting them fol
either business, study, society, or marriage. 5.
These are os0me Of the sad ana melancholy effects
Of the Back and Limbs. Pains in the Head, Dimuess
Of Sight Loss Of Muscular Power Papitation Of the
t4Ioart Dyspepsia N ervOus Ilrritability Derahge
nCpt of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
symptoms of Consumption, DC. >
MENTALLY -Thefearful effects on The, mind ar
much to bo dteadeI. Loss Of Memory, ConfusionO
Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Fnrebodings
Aversion TO Society, Self f-Distrust, Love Of Soil
II Thousands Of PERSONS Of all ages can now Judge
what is theieause of their declining health, losing
their vieoTy hpooming weak. pale. nervous nnd ena-
cated, having singular appearance about the oyes
Cough and symp ptoms OF Consumption. r,rifuI
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VtEING EV

Espeeially. who shave become the victims of.Solita
ry Vice. That dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untin ely grave thousands Of
young men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellect, who night otherwise have enranced list
eniDg Senates with the thunders of el0quence,
w"'"l =" ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with
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confidence.
ITARRIAGE.a.

Married Pefs0iis OF Dung Men tontemplat .
m ,rriage being aware of Physical Weakness III
garic Debility, Deformifes, speedily cured. :,
dHe who places Himself under the care Of Dir.
yb6hfAe IN his honor as a gentlema
and dconfdcpt' relyup@n his skill as a physician.
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EpHE. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London.
Gsduate If one OF the most eminent COLLEGES in tho
United States and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London Paris, Rhai
dephia and elsewhere has effected some of emost
astonishing cures that were ever known: many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds ashfuluosi with frequent blpshu 2, Nttend-
ed sometimes with doratgemeutof Of mind, er cured
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

STEALING SHoEs.--A Norwegian named
Knutson entered the store Of 8. B. Loye
& Co. last week, and was noticed to slip .
pair of shoes into his coat pocket. When
accused of the theft, he said he intended
buying them, but afterwards concluded he
would /. and left the store. Returning
again in few minutes, Mr.. Loye thought
one Of the fellows pants pockets stuck out
rather "muchly," and upon search another
PAIR Of shoes Was found. So he was hand
ed over to the Marshal, and taken before
Justice Nation, by whom he was fined SIS
and costs.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

INFORMATION WANTED.-Mr. Thomas
Cornell left St. Cloud on Saturday, the
18th day Of May last, and went across the
1.-TWO Rivers and selected homestead !;
he then started on his return home. He
was last seen at the house Of Mr.. Burman,
about the 18th of May, since which time
nothing further has been heard Of him. It
is feared that he has been lost. He is an
old man, being sixty eight years Of age,
his hair and whiskers formerly gray were
cclored brown is of medium height and
quite stout; had on q linen coat, denim
pants, dark vest and drab hat when he
left. Any information concerning his
whereabouts, left at the Post Office, st.
Cloud, will be most thankfully received and
all trouble we'll paid for by his family.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

During the month Of May there was
taken at the Land Office IN this place,
1888 acres of land, being, as far as heard
from, Ia, 1928 acres more than was taken
in any other district Of the State Winne-
6ogo Homestead.
Not quite 50 fast, Mr.. Homestead! By
the detailed statement Of the business Of
St. Cloud LAM Office, published in last
weeks DEMOCRAT, you may learn that &c.
s47 acres were located here; or 1884
acres more than At Winnebago. When the
papers in that locality boast 80 loudly over
their settlement, what should We say to
give proper idea OF the immense inmi-
grafton to this part Of Minnesota? The
figures themselves ere the best witnesses.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

The first number of the Owatonna Dem
ocrat, edited and published by J.. D. Wood,
is before us. 1t is neat, eight-oolumn
sheet, we'll supplied with local news; and,
in politics, Democratic Of the worst hue
H. is Brick Pomeroy inside, and iRAex Of
the same on the outside. In all but poll
tics, We wish you success, Mr.. Democrat.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-07-05

PERsoSAL-Ree. George L Chase, rector
of St. Johns (Episcepal) church leaves this
week for the East, on account of Mrs.
Chase's fna1ing health. He will DO absent
until September, at which time his congre-
cation wiz earnestly lock for mis- return
Ellis pulpit win be 6aed occasionally by
other ministers, but there will be no regu-
Gar service.
Mr.. Jesepk Grandeanyer, lately engaged
in the. Richmond Examiner Office, is in town.
Hehas returned for the benefit of his health.