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SWAMI HOUSE.

GLANCED HANDS ON THURS
y DAY, OrtObrr 9Th fsEJ. J. W. Deaf. lsie
Of tire aI.hHOnd EoB-e. took possession Of the
sVaan House foT terra Of yearr. lie hopes
by strict aitrnt!gr - business % rasr5f . corr
tinuzsse o; ;hs ysry lib-rsI patronage oonfern6
upon Lin Wl,sH proprietor 81 the Richmond
Every Experiment !. in the charge Oi the rhs,
eficie-. assistants J.NM DENT.
aeIt1
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An Irish gentleman called on an emf
nent singing master to inquire his terms;
the master said that he charged two
guineas for the first lesson, but only
one for rs many as he pleased after.
wards. "Oh, bother the first lesson
said the applicant, .'let us commence at
the second.r ---- - -.------
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? An old lady and her son, five years
old, were gathering scraps OF iron on
one of our back streets, wherewith to
procure their daily bread. Old woman
sat down to rest. Precocious boy e1-
claims-"Mammy, 60 to work. can't
support the whole family.'-Colambus
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-10

= T.-i-Gp,-N.-Th- amount ~ Plantation
Bt;crs sold ~ one year II something startling.
They would fll Ernadwny ak feet high, from tho
Park l." 4th street. brakes manuisctory 10 one
of the institutions Of New York. IL IL said that
Drake painted all the rocks In the Eastern states
with his cabalistic -. T.-lrGI--X.," and thea
got tho old granny Legislators to pass law pre-
venting disiguring the face Of natvIe, which
CAV. him a monopoly. We do not know how
this Il. but We do know the Plantation Bittsrs
sEtI "a no other articles cyerdid They are usrd
by all classes of the community. and ar. death
ON dyspcpsia--certain. They aTs very inyigor
atins when languid and weak, sad great apps'
tizTr.
snrniego sprisa Water. solh by sil
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-10

MR. HUBBARD, of this congressional
district, voted in favor of AsHLEY's i'm
peachmeut resolution. Messrs. WHA-
LAY and LATHAM voted against it.
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county this year. The Oldest resident
does not remember when so many were
to be seen. Enough aretaken to make
venison plenty and cheap. Last Satur-
day one went down on a cake of ice in
the Ohio, and was captured two miles
below. Sunday another went down
and was captured at Catlettsburg. The
latter weighed 75pounds.
Twelve Pole creek is frozen over for
nearly the whole length of it, and has
been increasing in solidity for five days.
This has occurred but twice before for
ten years. For seven days now the
weather has been freezing, with only a
few hours when the mercury was not
below the freezing point all the time.
During the cold weather we get the
mails enthusiastically" only.
NAT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-10

Heimstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing In favor for over twenty years-
IL acts upon the ahsorbrnts at the roots Of the
hair, and changes II To its original color by dc.
grccs. All instantaneous dyes deadcn and In.
iurc the hair. Heimstreet's - not a dye, but
certain in its results, promotes its growth, aud
Is a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price ~ cent? and
81 %. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Dealers
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her country home alter n sojouTn 81 q few
months, WAS hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of a rustic, flush face, she had soft,
ruby complexion. of almost marble smoothness;
and instead OF -, she really appeared but u.
She told them plainly Shr used Iiagan's Magno.
liza BALM and would not be without IL. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. II can be ordered
OF any druggist for only 81 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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DIR. SANDERSOy,

THE CELEBRATED SURGEON
froLl New York, can he consulted at
Wheetfng. Grant Honse, On the 18th. 18th
and 18th and at SteabeuviiIe, City Hotel,
On the 2lst e2d I'd and 7sth Of every month
during 1861.
I, Consaltatisn free cet3f-itdkwn
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ADAMSvII.LE, Harrison Co., w. Va,
.-a.. January 8, 1867. )
Editor of the Register:
The outside world will no doubt be
profited and rejoiced to hear once more
from our most enterprising little town.
A correspondent of your valuable paper,
writing from here last winter,
stated that we had one store in this
place; but this is an age of improve
ment, and our little town is not behind
the age. During the past fall another
store was started by couple of enter
prising young men, namely, Joshua
Radabaugh and Joseph James. There is
quite spirit of opposition manifested
by the two establishments. Much luck
and good custom to them both.
Sleigh-riding seems to be the order of
the day, although in the present condi-
tion of the roads it would require twice
the amount of snow which has now
fallen to make good sport. Holidays
passed off quietly, with little or no ex-
citement in this vicinity. Everything
is quiet in this community, politically
speaking: people evidently awaiting
the issue between Congress and the
President. OCCASIONAL.
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An who value beautiful head Of hair, and its
preservation from premature hadness aud turn.
ing gray, will not iail to see Lyons celebrated
Kathziron. II makes the heir rich, soit and
glossy. eradicatcs dandrutf, and causes the hair
10 grow with luxurious bean :. Sold every
where. l.. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, -icw York.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold BY all
Druggists.
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From MonongaIin County-Inrercst.
ing Case - An Important Decision
md m Independent Judge-Bellig-
erent Rights Sustained.
MORGANTowN, w. Va,
Jan. Z, 1861.

Editor of the Register:
In the case of John Il. CarskadOn rs.
John T. Pierce and others-assault and
battery and false imprisonment-pend-
in the Circuit Court of Preston county,
Judge John A. Ollie presiding, at the
December term the defendants, through
their counsel, Caleb Boggess, Esq, and
Judge Edmiston, offered their plea JUS
tifying the arrest of the plaintiff in No
vember, 1864, on the ground that n civil
war existed and was carried on between
the United States and a government
styling itself the Confederate States of
America; that the defendants were SOL
diers in the military service of the Con-
federate States of America, under the
command of Brigadier General Rosser,
an officer in the service of the Contcd-
crate States, and that in obedience to
the command of that officer they arrest
ed the plaintiff, as they might lawfully
do, &c. Judge Ollie permitted the de
PENDANTS to file their plea, after Ia
bored argument on motion to reject
by plaintiffs counsel. Hon. W. &. Brown
and Ex-Governor Ben. Stanton, and re-
quired the plaintiff to take issuc on the
plea. \ jury was empanellcd, the plain
tiff proved the arrest, AMI the defend
ants sustained their plea by abundant
proof. The jury found conditional
verdict Of four hundred and fifty dol
4 Ii. a 80, q,
opinion of the Court on demurrer by
defendants to plaintiffs evidence, the
Court sustained the demurrer and gave
judgment for defendants. Thank heav-
en- for one Judge in the State who is
not just ready to be made political
tool of, and who administers the law
according to what he conceives to be
right-the party lash of the radical
journal of your city to the contrary not
withstanding. Yours, &c, c.
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HOTELS.
Hotel Opening.

/ known ~ th, Proprietor Of the Pefnbert0r
House, viii open for the accommodation of the
public, his new and large Hotel. the ''sTAMA
HOUSE on Water Street, on Monday DOrI,ing.
June ZJtl. Excellent stabling IL attached a. tae
House. HENRY sTANN.
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HAY PRESSES.

UAKENAS SPATTKKSCHAISYELssE3
" s'fisis: sse: f.'''' FEfoR ffEf; s sorD sso o
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Democratic City Ticket.

Jenl0CratlC Clty IlcKeC,
MAYOR,
ANDREW j. SWEENEY.
CITY CLERK,
e. +. EEENEY.
CITY SERGEANT.
yeHS BROUGH.
THBAsrgER, .r...s.-. .....
T.. M'COY.
sUSLIlSTENDENT WAFER WORKS ?
SGIiN w. CUMMINGS.
WHARF MASTER, lsEe-
Joseph MANNERS.
STREET COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN CLARK.
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Lrox's EXTRACT or PrEE JAMfcA GiSorR--
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head.
ache Cholera Morbus, &c, where . warming
genial stilnulant il required. Its careful prep
aration and entire purity makes IL cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold evs
crywhere, at - cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists febi'eow
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From Harrison Counfy-Prospcrify Of
AdamsviIIe - Sleigh.ridin Brisk
and Politics Dull.

ADAMsvnLE, Harrison Co., W. Va, J
January 8, 1867.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-31

Tf0R10I0 aIfEE INhl,....,1 d.6.,k nj. ~.
vN11Xn1 ~ 1S,,t~r"a ~ =, Se.s s .s ICY
ssx.e,es6 Is. VIssr:s = VocSs.s g @"s!S.$e
80 ~ ~ .SsS;ttsty ~, Hin~s.o.:,
~ Sse3s 49, ~ n sstr.tSt.x ~ :n
- ~ !s{tvSssess "a Sisd r. -. ~ q
~ a11Gf:1.s,e1es ~ eo:.t =.
NJ 81 1ve.f.SNS .hs-.ST: 1,tv' -; 1871 hsrs.syi
"a 7nvSev9' FL Ed Ge,ocS :. Srss51 tsexSSsd
EneoS ~ E11t1SEI! 49, III IA fIs ~ ~.
,1edd. ~ inisSft: - SSs;ss. ~ ssn -
1eesalesd ~ soevsysate ~ ~ 70 &
~ ~ fessasnti ~ ~ {tsmenfs ti,ssirfS -
,luasine ~ si11asSd iloiN 1oCk1f collty. Is::.:
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JOHNSON PUZZLED.

Mr.. johnson is said to be sadly puz.
ssIed in the attempt to decide what he
shall do with Secretary Stanton. When
the object wss simply to get Mr.. Stan.
ton ont Of the War Department, in or.
der to evade the Tenure Of Office act
hs hit upon tho expeaiant Of suspend.
ing him from Office, not doubling tina,
he would be able to discover some pre-
text for such action before Congress
should assemble. Since that step was
taken, he has been looking out for the
desired pretext, but so far as is known
to tho public it has not been found, and
there is good reason to believe it will
not be. 1t is even intimated in certain
quarters that Mr.. johnson will now
change his ground and declare Mr..
Stanton's removal was final and without
reference to the Tenure of Office bill.
But tho Senate will be likely to:take
Mr.. johnson on his first statement OF
the case instead Of accepting his after
thought, and promptly declare Secret.-
y Stanton restored to the position from
which he vas suspended virtually with
out any reason whatever. Mr.. johnson,
instead Of bettering his case by his vir-
tual change Of base, has rather damaged
it.-Chicago Republican.
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THE BTH1OPlAN ABSERTIN1 HIM
SELF.

From As Aiaasepolis Tribune.
Whatever may be said Of the isuo-
rance Of the African, ono thug is
eertain-he knows how to vote. The
latest proof Of this fact is found in the
Virginia election. The whites have
voted almost solidly against the eouveu-
tios, whilo the blacks have voted as solid.
" for it. Now the convention IS for the
purpose Of taking measures to reorgau.
Ire the Stats, to frame now Constitu-
ton, p secure re.admissionto the Uaion,
and thus to establish law and order and
Get the State again upon her feet and put
her on the road to prosperity. The in.
terests Of the whole people, black aud
white, are in favor Of a convention. 1t
thus appears that it is the negroes of
Virginia only who have shown them
selves intelligent enough to vote in &C.
cordanee with their own interest and
those Of their State. The whites have
shown themselves so pig. headed as to
vote against their own interests and
those Of their State. This Is clear case
Of negro superiority. And az our DEM
ocratic friends so strenuously CLAIM that
the superior race ought to rule, they
cannot certainly object to the blacks
ruling Virginia. We go in for the race
that votes for peace, law, order, pros
perity and liberty, against the race
which votes tor war, anarchy, turbu.
hence, ruin and: slavery. ~,r
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REPUTATION.

Brick Pomeroy, the chief aud most
honored ally Of tho democracy in this
state is still harping upon Reputation.
Ina late issue he comes to the scratch
in tho following emphatic style:
"Pay neither principal or interest in
coin-but in green back or red back
scrip. Employ presses and paper mills
and run them eternally, the workmen
to be paid at night from the stuff they
printed during the day!
"Call it what you will-sugar coat it
- you may-it is reputation, and to
this. is the, democratic party already
pledged, and no man can after this
year be elected to congress or the pres
idency who is not pledged for repudia-
ton, and who is not brave enough and
true enough to stand there faithful
guardian for those who have no friends
in court or in power"
If you don't believe 10 that doctrine,
vote the republican ticket.
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C LIN Ak III ct 4 ,!
Pages Climax 6alvc, . Family
b4ssiief& q cents. /,
1t heals without . scar. No
family f. ] should shetVnhsut itsA i
We warrant 1t to cure Serof6la
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
iiA1!tl.rA 3tnp'e1& Ny4 H 9SalRt
BFeast. Or Nipples, Cuts, Sirains,
Bruises, Burns, Sealds, emp
ped Hands, N&&,l Il makes i
perfect cure.
1t has been used over hteon
Ayeors, Ntt&pytp4p failure. -, 80 =,
1t has NO arallel-havil9 ~.
fectlX . er@diclted disoasp-sUld
he(Eo2t11Mt other relhS1ies
had failed. 1t 1sya compotnd Of
A&1lc6 zith 3|lifliffta
and Balsams, and put up in
larger bsxe4feF tho same price
than any other Ointment.' lns ;,
Sold BY Ds1ogfsts svsryvhsrs. whit@ b 1s1.
land. RFoprtstors, Is 11bseH Street. New Yakysq
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, st. CLOUD, MIMI
VI October 5th, 1867.

- d ssFa DAY 81 Nvvx,isSs Ia, Alto o;e.oef
In Of the nd day and then and thsss ouV
April l2th 1855, upon the u No Y sv5
q and q e nv x SECTION Il ts.S.
ship -, rsnGs2o ta sas Datziet Of h1ds puhtsct .
ale u B. Csoud, 1inn, shoald not b caScossd q
John Murray alleges an abandonment thereof
By yoa and proposes shea and tAsrs to show ~
came. when you viii Be permitted to eeuesst sacA
ahoWng. H1kkYC WAIT, hSaetster.; -
oct106W2 H. G. BURBANK, keceiyar
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TT ISLAND OFFICE 81. CLOUD, MINI.
Osn ..-.s 80 October ttA. 1861.


IA: You azs Asrss1 1sEi1sa % appssr 1t this once
o. a. 1os1 DArOF NoV1NDRR 1ss1, It loo'elesk /.
TIE fesoouu Of Tie said ay and then there chow
caass Wy yoar. Heasstsad Entry No go. made ~
yoa April 1ash lses, upoa the ~ e section II,
$SSniKtp 81, Ngs - In he District Of
ls1b oahtsct to sale q 81. Cloud, Ainn shoald not
s. cancsled - Ratriek 1ho0as alleges an abandon
.9sas tAeesrf By yoa end proposso thsa and there
70 show The ane when yoa viii Be permitted to
contest o0cA sAoWilE. fHN': =
- 49, II. c. WAIT, Reeistee,
ocflO ews &C. BURBANK, Receiver.
III AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
Dr. s=I TH.5 H. October 18th, 1867.
a: Yoa ~ AssSy notiaed to appear II this once
q H. MA DAY OF NOvxA1IR lS0, as 10 O'clock
In thssaooa oftAs said day and then and there show
eaase WY yupr HUnassssd tatry No. SIN, made BY
you Novs1bsr StA leo2 upoa the - a section !.
township IL raaS y n he DISTRICT Of 1ands sub
jse4 10 sals q o. 0saA MINI. sAoed not b. eaaesle,
. oas JacoA l. Dsss1 allsess ~ abaASoansnto
thereof b yoa s.a pseRcsss thea - thess to ,hox
~ saAo WAsa yoa yin b permitted . eeoteet SUCH
lshovi1e, HENRY G. WAIT, Rsgissse,
eetlNws Z. 9 DV1DANE, 1sestvss.
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Political gossips at " ashinston are
talking about a reconciliation OF differ
ences between Thurlow Weed, Horace
Greeley, and other New-York politi.
clans, for the purpose of securing the
Republican nomination for Vice. Presi-
dent to that State.
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T AND oF1Ic1 81. CLOUD, MINI. >,
NSAA

GeoVe D. 161StW:
2en: Yoa ars AsEshy notified b appear It tAh eacs
o. he Ca DAT OF DncIARkR, lSs7, At 10 O'Clock
IN tAs tossuooA Of IL sd dAy aAA thea and thsrs
~ yoa Nay 18th, leet. 1poa tie u ne u asd Il
nv secfi0 =, towasAtp q, nasS Il; "a The DE-
tztct Of lands s1hjsc4 to aals 1t u. Cloud Ni1n,
aha.aon,sns tAsescf BY yoo, hid prsposss then and
there 70 show the same whoa yoa Win Be permitted
h c. WAIT, Register,
oetl10Wi II. c. DURRANk. Receiver
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r! ixpI oi1iIc1; IT otouD, MrNN,..s
- October I'D 1871.

e; Es " esi ( 4 ~
Ae forenoon Of The sad day end thsn nd tAsrs shov
>cauis WY yoer Maoseesa4 1Aefy No l9le. nade y
hin IA range g. In 10 Dstrict q iaado ssh3sct %
ssis at g.. Cioo Man, sAould not b canesasd, -
,ffod 0risbis ailsgss IN abandonment tesrsof By
vhcn you viii b permitted b cootsst saeh oloWil.
.,9$EtsTTE3 @asnHI1a1I O. WAE 4lei1eef,
oct9levI II. Q. DuR1ANK, esestvss.
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IT s. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
-, September 18th, 1867.
Eoh1t HbnHs:
6lR: You az hereby notified to appear 1t this ocs
on the lSsa DAY on NOvkXBkR 1857 At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon 6s h day ned thea and there show
cause Why your uonDestead Entry No. 1910, made by
ypo Novenbe1 1st, 1666, uPon tue re Il section ~
township LIS range 3s in the District Lands subject
to sale 1t g. Couj 1i30a shpald not be canceed a.
W. ". StsbSias alleges an abandonment thereo, by
Jon and peopsses then ed there % show the same
when you viii be pefnittedto contest such showing.
s. T. III G-HA1I, Register,
eep26Svi H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
W. Ut 1S61

H5iaA klkeseu:
o. IL 171a DAY OF EICENBERlss7, At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the 80 day and chen and there show
esass WIZ yoef Honsstesd Entry No. l22l, made by
YOU April zlst 1896 upon the nv Il section town
teet 70 ssls at st. C5ood MINI, should not be can
ealsd, - 4, H. Curtis alleges an abandonment
thereofby You and proposes then and there TO show
the same Whea yen will be permitted 70 contest such
showing. HENRY c. WAIT Register
oct2l-6wf II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
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RI 3. LAND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, MN.
" .SeDteahz 5sth, 1867.

III D. LAND U11ICk, 81. CLOUD, Nm.
" 6speA0hH 76th, lt6s.
k1asTv On and Gi1beyt UsH:
4s1a, Yea and each q yoa are hereby notified to
ep1sss ~ this d0os q " lSs1 BAY " NOvEA-
6kk 1s0, ~ ~ oeleek il H. Ioeeaoon Of tho aid
~, nd then I'D deere show causs Why your Home
bse Ii lal6, spoa the ~ II and Y n aeX,w VIZ
d Il Ssc1Ds & township Ii, nngs Is, in Tue Di.-
tx5ct q aands subject % AaIs ss ~ Good, MINI,
alleges IN sbandonneot thereo( By you, and
proposes thsa and thefe to show the same when
you viii be permitted to eootsss SUCH showing.
$50 H. G. WAl1, -Kexister
sep24T ~ II. G, BURBANK Receiver
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"a modern Amazon ON her way to
. convention asked for . seat in a
crowded car. An old gentleman, with
keen eyes, inquired: "Be you one Of
the woman Fighters ?" II be-" answer.
I'd the undaunted heroine. "Do you be.
ieve that = woman has the same rights
=. . n.nr' ."T dol" (enph.tically:1
"Well, then, stand up and enjoy 'em
ike Q man !" .-- ...---
~ s't-s1 a,S =
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majority Of those who read newppaeer3,4
never give even , hasty glance At bust,
moss nsa'snl 94lea il.le1
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IT S. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
" October l2th, 1861

~ AIa08 Il. Ao4Q
IN: o. :ze heEsb y, n9sissd to :ppesI At tai'
O'clock in the forenoon Of the said day and then and
eleie shUw cscse Why your Aonestead Entry No
A4ls, na.,s BY yoa AaS ~, lsea. sRee The Sc Sec
abjsee TO saie NJ q. Chad, inA shaaA not be can
celxd, - Wilson c. Smith alleges an abandonment
thereof By you, and proposes then and there " show
me sa0e, when you viii Be permitted - contest such
showing. H. Z. WAIT, Register,
oetl7AoU1 H. q. BUkkANK, Rsceivss.
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MAN
FOUND
DEAD

Ek thf, III III s.e u Az .1.,r c'..tA
LrRet4AR1a !sNsetlEI, 49, syeEytAiae Z. 80;
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Livery and Sale Stable.

Livery and Sale Stable.
r-- -,
Tho under signed ma. lust erected &r
= large and commodious stable on the cor.
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he1kas filed with livery stock, COM
prising a number Of
/ FINE H]O;R SEES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and .
variety OF
ANDsOME BUGG1Es
For single or double team.
Commodious, elegant carriagesforpless-
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams for excursions, Fu-
nerals or a Journey will be attended to
promptly.
His stock isof the best kind, and he in
vites his friendste call.
L. B. SILSBY.
St. Cloud, June 23d, 1868. v5n49-1y
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have seen our MARSH HARVESTER, IN
VIBRATOR THRESHER, both destinsdto
work revolution in the Farming world
Other respers and threshers Of the best
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
W. SeDfemt,or

m 3. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, NM.
W September I'd, lso..
.Asos " 1wasspovtA:
An: You are hereby notified to appear At this Office
- the 151A DAY or NOVEMBER lse7, At 10 O'Clock in
eanse Why your A.mesteaa Entry No. 1884, made ty
yOu feDknAfy 1st, 1885,, upon the ne II section IT,
'owcship IA, Range ~, in the M=tr1cs Of lands
subject y oaie q T.. Cloud Num- should be Gag
ceisd - William Il Hathaway alleges an aLandonnen.
thrsoa By you and 1rsposes shes and there to chow
u. same, when you will Be Permitted to con,ss,
saeh showg.
II. G. Wall, REGISTER
sep168W1 IL G. BURBANK Receiver
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, IT. CLOUD, MINI,
~ OCtukl&r ID lAS-

Z7NZN CUIl0560T:
ar: You arc hsreby Motif ed to appear at this ees
bn the I'D LAY VI AUVkMkER 1867 At 10 O'Clock
iRthe forenoon Of the said y and and there show
cause Why your Aao'esteed knszy No lsl4, made By
you septenaber 9Th let5, upon the &c Il section
township LIS rage 81, in the District Of lands
subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi. should not be can
ceied, g Thomas ". Gage alleges an abandon1a.n,
BY you and proposes then and there to show
same when Jon viii be permitted TO con,es, such
showing. HENRY C. WAIT Resister
0ckAVSWt II. C. RuRRANk Racaix..
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r, AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
] Es3HF =, fJp OctObSr 23d. 1857.

r. AND OFFICE, ST, CLOUD, MIMI,
~ s'ynI - -" October 2Sd, 1857. : 49,
1nos. J. LdUs: >..,rr .,t.. ,.,t! .>.. ..
on the isss BAY 81 p aes fss3, :.ie soes
in the forenoon Of The sai6 day and then and there
saow cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1858,
10 to~o.bip r. rsn1s Sc IL eSe District q isnas
subject 70 sileat St Cloud MIN; should not be
ee1ed, - Gotlieb Gsiebis alleges a. abandonment
thereof ~ you and proposes then and there to show
the same when you WI be permitted to contest such
s6hbKine j.. 49, < H0NRY c., WAIT, Register,
oct2k9w1 r. H. g. BURBANK, Receiver.