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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-12-28
CERrIFldATE OF AUTHORITY.
{ To expire on The 3lst day Of Jepuary, 1853, },

(To expire on Tie 3lSt day OF January, lSjS,) u.
d.. OFFICE OF THE AuplTpR OF STATE, n y
INSURANCE. DEPA ARTMENr,
CoLuMBts, ONO, Nov. ~, S56. \
WHEREAS, The HARTFORD LIVE STOCK IN
in the State Of Connecticut, has filed in this
office sworn statement Of its condition, as re-
quired by the act To regulate Insurance Com
pagGS G 70. igS9SpefSas SJ S ;Ae State of OHM"
passed April s, lSj6 and amendad' -f5bruHry J.
1864, aud Tile act To regulate Foreign Insurance
Companies" passed April 8, 1861 and, Whereas
said Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that it is. possessed of an
actual Capital of at least ONEHU INBRED And FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, invested, as required by said
acts; and, Whereas, said Company has fled in
this Office written instrument under its corporate
seal signed by the President and Secretary there
OF, authorizing any agent or agents of said Com
pauy in this State to acknowledge service of pro
cess, Tor and in behalf of said Company accord
log 10 the torms Of said act of April s, IS56;,
Now, THtRRFOBE, in pursuance of the acts
afor%stid, |, JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State fnr Ohm, do hareby certify that sal HART
FORD LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
of Hartford, COnuaclicuL is authorized to transact
the business of Live Stock Insurance in this State
until the thirty .hrt tlay of January .iu the year
one thousand eight hundred aud sixtr-eight.
[SEAL.l TN WiTNEss WHEREOF, Ihave heteuh %
l1 subscribed NY name and caused
4. thu seal Of my Office to be affixed
the day and year above written.
JAS. IL. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
ti ug .gv BY JAS WiLLt,Ns ChE Clerk
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pSrrysburg, December "a,
SIaEmIEr,s SALE.

Edwin Reed,
vs,.u,a In Wood Common Pleas,
II, Il. Jerhme ct al. e,.aU.. ,,',;s
by virtue of AN order of sale issued In the above
cuuse by the CLERK of the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood C0uhty, Ohio, and to me directed and de-
lvered viii otiGr for sale at public vendue, al
the door of the Courhhuse, in the town of Perrys-
burg, aud couuiy aInresaid on - t........
M0NlAN, JanaAry 20, 1857,
Betwecn the hours oC ~ and o'clock i. NJ,
Of said day. the following described real estate
The north half uf section number fifteen (l5), in
ttoNassiPlwWear alrse 81, uorlhoE range mum
Der nine t9) cast,ip Wood Couuty, Ohio.
Appraised at ~ per acre.
.1'ui ~ CHhRbES w. EVERS, Sheriff.
+. Il ID. X, HoLLENBgcG, Attys for Plaintiff.
PNrYsburg. Deeembar ~, 1885. 35AS7 .
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I YoN,s PERIODICAL DRoPsi-THE

IL GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR 1RREG-
ULARiTIES.-T These Drops are scientifically
compounded auid preparation, and bettefthan any
Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid, their
action Is direct and positive, rendering them a re-
liable, speedy aud certain specific for the cure of
all distractions and suppressions Of nature. Their
popularity Is Indicated BY the fact that over 100
900 bottles are annually sold and consuned by the
ladies Of the United States, overy one of whom
speak In the strongest terms of praise of their
great merits. They are rapidly taking the place
Of every other Female Remedy, and are considered
by all who know aught of them, as the surest,
safest, aud most infaible preparation in the world
forthe cure Of all female complaints, the removal
of all o6structious of nature, aud the promotion of
health, regularity and strength. Exphcitdirtctiphs
stating when they may be used and explaining
when and why they should mol, nor could not be
used without producing effects contrary TO natures
chosenIaws, viii be found carefully folded around
each bottle, with the written signature Of JoHN L.
LYoS, without which none are genuine.
Prepared BY DR.. JOHN J.. LYON, 1876 Chapel
Street, New Haven, Connecticut. who can be con
snltcd either personally, or by mail, teuclosng
stamps,) concerning all private diseases andfenaIe
weakness. ts7 ld y-.. .".
Sold by Druggists everywhere. or.
&c. CLARK & &C.,
l9zeow Gen'l Agents for U, S, and Canada,
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IErERNAI. crop-s srowors are already begin
ms their 'dolehil complaints. Their latest
orn Wiling is to the effect that the late Sc
Ssrs = wSss rSSs'r in. indiana has materially dam.
ave,, Tho wheat C;.sssp throughout the State.
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TqE ship Great EASTERN ehn accommodate
thirty five hunlrcd possehgtts ""H ~ h'
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
Sale of Real Esthte.


DY virtue of an order Of the Court pf Probate,
ID within and for The county Of Wood and State
Of Ohio, 10 me Issued will offer for sale AZ pnblic
hucGsn. Oh nS Al URDAY, the goth daG 81 Jahuary,
A. ID. 1907, between the hours of ! and Ps-h. of
said day, on the premises, the following
real estate, to-Wit;
The south 4 of the southeast Il ~ section 2
town 8, north Of range 10 east, 80 acres more or
less, in Wood county, Ohio, the property Of John
w Woodbury., deceased appraised at 80.
Terms legal. LEVI TAYLOR,
Admir- Of John W. " oodbury, decd.
GsOReB STRAIN, Attorney arr.H .a,T
December 2l,. 1896 35cs5 50
. A DNINISTRAToR's NOTICE - Notice is
fLA hereby given that the nndersgned has been
duyappomted and qualified rs Administrator on
The estaleef David Slaughterback, deceased, late
Of Wood COUNTY, Ohio. All personsinterested will
take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
RANDALL SWlNEHBART, Administrator.
December a. 1866. .,H S5d#
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Tle city Of Mifagohe, IN the island OF
Hayii. has been eatirely destroyed by fire.
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Z, g..S wv ~ ~
TETE VVE5Ts7 e;"'
Should PatrORiz0 Its. Own Interssts,l

We respectfully call the attention of the public
to the Board of Directors shown in the advertise
ment Of the "a"
Cincinnati Home Insuranee CompaHY,s
in another column, embracing the most wealthy
and responsible business men of the Western
country, and we tnd in It, upon exarOiuasisa, an
organization that TIE WEsr has long been. in
need of. The limited amount Of risk IS 81, ,qpp77
thereby avoiding heavy losses, such az have raised
the ratss.of all Esstetn COmpaniss'since the Port
lard fire. 1t challenges all companies East and
West. as to prprhptness and hbetalNS IN paying
losses .xri} dIoL WoN 10
Us Take a Policy Of ,e..e..,,f ..,,sr
IA. SbBYIN & BROwNSBERGER,. ss,l' M
=. Auditors Office in Court house. bnr
2S7 Perrysburg, Ohio.
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Tup STATE OF ONO, ,.s.T IA
WOOD COUNTY, SIS.
|, ,GE0RdE WEDDEIlb Clerk of the Oonrtor Com
man Pleas, inpnd for the eouptY and State aiore-
said do hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be a true aud correct cory Of the Report Of the
County Commissioners OF Wood County Ohio,
now on Gle in my office.
I l-iaaoT IUiTestimony Whereof, witness my
i--N-l hand and the seal Of said Court atthe
4 JSEALS Courthouse, In PerrvSborg, this til
t-~--l day OF December, A. d. 1866.
GEORGE WEDDELL, Clerk.
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Funds Overdrawn.

County Fund u. 1.k.L..-. !. Is. 81 .ss,1a9 oil
0tsego aud Blanchard Road - II 86
Rollersyille and Portage Road .-.- 81 20
Wood and Lucas Road - l6
Suudry bitches -. us 81
Plank Road 12
Township Bounty y.....-......-.....-- F76 %
Total !ll...-..-.....s....- = $1,000 e5
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27
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STATE NEWS.
From tie Shakopec argus, 20th.

From the Shakopee Aryus, 2oM.
"A shooting affair occurred in Spring
Lake Town between mir. Whips, the
postmaster at Lydia, and a Mr.. Seals.
The difficulty took place on account Of
an improper intimacy between Whips
and thu wife of Seals The latter pro-
cured gun and shot Whips, the
ball entering tho left thigh and coming
out near tho abdomen. The injured
man Is still living and Seals is at large.
On Friday evening last son of Mr..
King Jay, residing near St. Lawrence,
in this county, had his heel crushed
and foot entirely torn from the leg, by
the horsepower of a thrcshing machine.
The leg was amputated:
We arc informed that one day
last week man named Betendorf, Of
Belle Plaine,' fell from cherry tree,
he had climbed to pick cherries, and
was instantly killed, the fall having
broken his neck and back.
On Saturday, the dwelling house
Of Mr.. Arthur Wilder, with it's con-
| tents, was entirely destroyed by fire.
The flames originated in a summer
kitchen. Loss $1,000; partially in
sured in the Home, Of St. Paul.
From the Saltwater Messenger, 18Th.
MIR. Thomas Mon, an old resident
doing business on the corner of Maid
and Chestnut, died suddenly last
night, after an illness Of about IL hours.
The symptoms were similar to those Of
cholera.
| From The Mankato Record.
Mr.. Houser, an aged gentleman,
living south of Garden City, died sud
denly on Tuesday last, from an attack
of apoplexy. At the time he was
working at grain stack, throwing up
| sheaves from the ground, and was no.
| ticed to turn pale and stagger, and soon
| after died.
"A correspondent writing us from
| Mapleton, under date of the 9Th, says
that son OF Mr.. VIM. Wild, of that
place, was, on that day, badly gored by
wild steer.
The Adjutant General has sent to
Col. Smith one of the riaed cannon
prcsen ted by Mr.. Sanford, our Minister
to Brussels, to the First Minnesota.
From, the Mankato Union, 2lst.
At midnight on Tuesday the Globe
Hotel was discovered to be on fire.
All efforts to check the flames proved
unavailing, and the hotel, a dwelling
owned by Mr.. Wies, and another own
ned by Mrs. Liebrook, were destroyed.
Loss, on the hotel, $1,000; insured
for S15O0-Wics building insured for
$500; loss about s700-Mrs. Tie
brooks's dwelling was insured for 500 ;
loss about 5000. Total loss about
$500.
We learn tom the Chafeld DEM
ocrat, that Mr.. Robert Nelson and his
team of two horses, were killed b.
lightning three miles southwest Of
Preston, on Thursday of last week.
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N4w WAREHoUsE.-In about
week Messrs Davis aud CLARK will have
their new warehouse, on the corner Of
Washington avenue and Lake street,
completed. 1t is ~ < "a, and will be
used for storing grain and feed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

Tue GLOBE HorEL.-This is the
name of new hotel on the corner Of
Third and Jackson streets, St. Paul..
recently opened to the public. 1t is
kept on the European plan, aud is tho
only hotel ofthe kind in the city
This style is admirably suited to the
wants Of people visiting 81. Paul-and
none more thar those of St. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota-as it enables
them to take room, and then get their
meals ADJUST such an hour as suits
them. They can order just what they
want, in such style as best pleases their
palate, and they have to pay for moth
ing more than they order. If they
should find it convenient to take one
or oil of thcir meals elsewhere, they are
not met by hotel bill for them. In
point Of economy tho "Globe" is cvi-
IDENTIFY desirable. 1t is also new and
handsomely furnished throughout
pleasant rooms-spring beds-and ev-
erything in No. l style. The culinary
department is under the charge Of ex-
perienccd cooks, and will rank with any
in the city. The proprietor of tho
house, Col J. B. Tascott, is determin-
that tho 'Globe" shall rank as first
class hotel, and at the same time the
cheapest in st. Paul. Give the new
hotel a trial.
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Posr OT11cB.-R. NJ. Richardson,
Esq.,. has received his commission as
Postmaster At this place, and will take
possession next week. He intends re-
moving the Office to B. Overbeck's
new building on Richmond avenue.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

LARGE PorAroEs.-Mr. Henry Cor
ger brought to our Office this week some
very fine specimens Of Neshannock po'
tatoes. -Four ofthem weighed 8 pounds
and 2 OUNCES.
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SELEcr ScHooL.-Mrs. Nancy W.
Farwell opened a select school at the
Everett Schoolhouse on Wednesday,
With = full attendance. Mrs. F.'s we'll
known ability and success ~ teacher
are sufficient guarantees that perfect
satisfaction will be given.
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RAIN.-An almost incessant rain fell
during Sabbath and Monday, with chill
~, gloomy weather. Since then there
has been a marked change for the bet
for
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-27

New SHoP.-Mr. D. Burnham,
whose blacksmith shop at Sank Rapids
vas recently burned down, has just COM
pleted another 81 feet wide and so feet
long. Mr.. b. is an enterprising man
"A we'll a. a skillful mechanic.
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ORGANIzID.-A branch ofthe Grand
Army Of the Republic has been organ
lied At this place. There are many dis
charged soldiers in this locality whose
sympathies are with the movement
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SHxEP.-On Monday a drove Of 460
head Of sheep passed through town for
St. Paul. They had been purchased
At Richmond, in this county, by Charles
Coulter, Of St. Paul.
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Nor1cE.-The sale of engraviugs
and certificates Of the Crosby Opera
House Art Association will be contin-
ued . few weeks longer. Orders can
be left at this Office.
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sroPpED.-Tobey's saw mill stopped
to-day, the supply ofloss being exhaust
ed. Bridgman's will run but for few
DAYS longer.
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We are able this week to but call
attention to the new advertisements
from St. Paul. They will be referred
to more at length next week.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Gen. Tom. Thumb,
and the little Thumb, together with
Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren
are to exhibit in St. Paul about week,
commencing October 9Th. Wonder if
they could not stray up this way?
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- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l42 THIRD STREET,

l42 THIRD STREET.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS OF
DRY GOODS!
ST.. PAUL, MIMI, Sept. 25th, 1856.
We take pleasure to inform yon that We
have now in store Splendid Stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
bought for cash in New York, with view
to the Wholesale Trade of the Northwest.
We propose entering more largely into the
JOUUluk OueluCSS, 0uN uIo ucsIEOuS VI ST.
curing new customers. "a new broom
sweeps clean," and VIC promise to make it
An Advantage for you,
TO look our Stock through the first time
you visit St. Paul; it is for your interest
to have large acquaintance among the
Trade.
We shall be happy to see you, when Wis
iting this market, and you may find Goods
and Prices to suit you better with us than
elsewhere.
Yours Truly,
JOHN III. CAMP.
v9n1O-1y
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SERv1cE.-R:v. George Stewart will
hold divine service on Sabbath next,
at lO} o'clock, at St. Johns Church.
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AT the Annual Conference of the
NJ. E. Church, held last week at Red
Wing the commissioners to take charge
Of the St. Cloud Institute reported that
no transfer of the property having been
made to the conference they could not
act.
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Several COMMUNICATIONS are una.
voidably deferred until next week.
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CAucus.-Att the Democratic Cau-
Gun On last Saturday evening, the fol-
lowing delegates were chosen:
/ To he County Convention.-Geo'
Herbesger, L. Robbers, E. NJ. Tobey
u. NJ. Tobey, John Bach, P. Kramer
. and Fl. J. Fowler.
To tie District convention.-E. N
Tobey, L. Robbers, G. Lueg, H. J
Fowler, P. Kramer, N. Casper and b
Vosbsrg.
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APpo1NTMENTs.-The following ap-
pointments made by the NJ. E. Church
at its Annual Conference, will prove CT
interest in this locality:
Z. GRISWOLD, p. E.

ST. CLOUD DISTRICT.
q. GRISWOLD, Pc.
81. CLOUDY. Lathrop.
Ionticello-L. W. Collins.
Prineston-J. Sherman.
Clesrwster-C. T. Bsrksloo.
Rockford A. Cressey.
sauk Centre-To be supplied by G. W.
HeCombeG.
Paynssvil1e- be supplied.
Forest City, r. H. Stunty.
Winnebago-C. B. Roberts.
Lake Hasy-A. A. Abbott.
Alexsndris-To be supplied by D. Brooks
agent Of the American Bible Society, and
1srbsr Of Monticello quarterly Conference
Shakopee, l.. Gleason Glencoe, G.
q. Bovaish; Mortified, 8. T. sterritt
Msnkato, D. Tice; Rochester, A. j
Nelson; Austin, W. Carver.
-Ses pqtioe "For Sale.":
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COUNCIL. w. Hanford, the live
dealer in everything that belongs to
hunters OF sportsmen's goods, is East
and has purchased the largest stock, in
his line Of trade, ever brought to St.
Cloud. Mr.. 81. has facilities for buy
ing very low, and he can offer good
bargains to his customers.
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All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
,ish, German or Norwegian, executed q
this Office. Send in your orders.
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uPlis.rrla1Ax.-Pastor,R Rev. 4. v. Campbell. Ser
Vices every Sabbath morning at 1915 o'clock Evening
it, Sunday School after morning service.
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GOOD SH1PMENr.-Messrs. hidden
dorf l. Drumming, Of Richmond, have
just shipped to the East 1000 pounds
ofbutter, 800 dozen Of eggs, 600 pairs
Of country-knit socks, and other arti-
eles collected At their store within the
past two months. This certainly speaks
we'll for the Sank Valley. The time is
near At hand when each Of the towns
throughout this productive section will
&c making its shipments to the East.
THANKs.-S. B. Loye>& Co. favored
Us this morning With halt-bushel Of
splendid eating apples. They are the
largest and finest NO have seen in this
market.
This firm has just received = big sup
ply Of apples, and if all are as good as
this sample, better could not be want
ed. Mr.. l.. will please accept our
thanks.
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Observation-Disclosures from the
Upper Mississippi toll Us that cranber-
,ios are very abundant in that locality
aud that the supply will be heavy
Some Of the Grow Wing dealers have
already shipped quite aquantity to the
eastern markets. The berries are very
large and fine. They retail in this mar.
ket At $3.50 q $500 per bushel, but
will probably be . little lower before
WINTER.
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49, W. vo.ld respectfully request all
6v,iss,s ssss and Others Wishing any kind Of
JOB Printing to call and examine '"' e.
tsssivs stock Of New Material, just reeered
rom IL, east, before sending to st. Paul orgo-
No elsewhere. Our JOB Office Is noU one Of
az beet in tie State, and We do work which
W will guarantee to be satisfactory, at st.
Paal prices.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-List of Real
Estate Sales made and reported by
Pinney & Mulliken:
NJ. R. Brown to J. ". Metzroth, Lot s,
in Browns subdivision. $500
NJ. R. Brown to J. E. West, Lot 10 in
Browns subdivision, $475
Thomas Smith to P. Waldrop, Lot 3. blk.
| II, St. Cloud, $3.50
H. T. Welles to John Suetcolee, Lot 8,
block II, St. Cloud, $500
W. Carter to H. Renard, Lots s and 6,
block rs, St. Cloud, $3.50
L. A. Evans to A. N. Clark, Lot l, block
46, St. Cloud city, 5000
SCHOOL LANDs.-The first sale of
school lands that has ever taken place
in Stearns county is advertised in this
weeks JOURNAL.
Since the stoppage Of her Radical
paper in Washington Mrs. Jane G.
Swisshelm has been engaged on work
Of fiction, which is now approaching
completion.-fioneer.
We can state that this is worn up-
on which Mrs. Swisshelm has been de-
voting much time and care, and that it
will soon be ready for the publisher.
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ANOTHER CELEBRAT1oN.-We un-
derstand that the ladies Of St. Paul pro-
pose having Railroad Celebration of
their own to St. Cloud. Nogentlemen
will be allowed to accompany the party,
as no ladies were invited to participate
in tho former celebration. We certain
ly hope they will come in full force !;
they will be heartily welcome, aud will
be received with open arms. We would
suggest that on this occasion the duty
Cor p'casure) of providing for the en-
tertainment Of the party devolve entire
ly upon the gentlemen of St. Cloud.
They are quite equal to the emergency.
By all means, let the ladies Of St. Paul
who were so s]ightingly treated on
the 13th-have a celebration.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Nj. r. Brown and
family left on Tuesday for the East.
Mr.. BIS family will remain in Massa-
chusetts during the winter, while he
will prospect for permanent location
in Florida.
Mr.. j. W. Metzroth returned on Sat-
urday from the East where he had been
Purchasing new goods.
DR.. Francis Rieger arrived in St.
Paul last week, determined to make
Minnesota his home for the future. He
has been at Lcavenworth for the past
couple OF wears.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL ScDtember 9th. 1866.

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL September 9th, 1866.
VIM. II. DensOn
SIR: You arehereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866, at 10 oclocl;
in the forenoon Of said day. and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 347, by you
made under dato of June Goth, 1868, upon the NV "a
section H. in township 1872 range 49, in the district
lands subject to sale at st. Cloud Minnesota shor I'd
not be Cancelled, as one Andrew Gabrclson, alleges
m abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then
and there to show the same, when an opportunity
will be afforded You of contrasting such showing.
HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
scp1s-ow,! WI MITCHELL, Receiver
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIN.

TT s. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIN.
~. Sept. 10Th, 1866.
Miles Munricl:
SIR: You arc hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 31sr DAY OF OCTOBER A. d. 1866, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, Of said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry Nc. 1922 made by
you upon tho sw u Of section 3d. in township 12S,
range 49, in the District of lands subject to sale at St.
Cloud Mimi, should not be Cancelled, one Olof
Noodman alleges abandonment thereof by you and
proposes then and there to show tho when you
will be allowed to oppose such showing.
, - - HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
W. Il. MITC1IELI Receiver.