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Is67 SIi7 inns u" = $163, ,122 9S
IN TniF iSa4 as 0i =. . .- iis 156, ,331 OF
secs maid dining the wear 11S,463 10
terest received on investments 9,542 AZ
expenses for the year, paid Officers
Agents, Taxes, Printing, Adver- ga
tisfng, stationary, Postage, etc. 4o,VO4 Oo
vidend paid 80 per share on
5000 shares, the whole amount OF
dividend applied to the augmen- 20 ooo 90
tation of Capital Stock :. oO'ooo w
mount of Fire Risks taken In 600 o,o 20
mount 7SS4 OF Marine f'sk' 'aAen 1926, ,172 90
gsfgaggine Oh li0 iisA9 no s,991, All 45
ggt * ts9andiug egaeG Oa A"iine 1,134,7 700 90
HENRY C.. JONES, Secretary.
GrO r RVNES Chief Clerk,
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HENRY &. JONES,
GEO. B. BYNEs, Chief Clerk,
FATE OF MARYLAND
A1r1nropr CITY TO-WTT:l

FATE OF MARYLANDl
ALTIMoRE CITY, TO-WTr;)
On the 10th day of January, looo, Persona'ty person. =,
,naared before fhe subscriber, Justice OF
e Peace. in and for the said City: JOHN W.:
President and tlta aETFr Fne a. and SoSs Ma
scretary, of the United states a,4iuore. pti @ and
ade oath that the foregoing statement o. IT. the
sets is Just and true, to the best OF tneir
And hereby certify that ] have personally
? amined said Bonds, Certificates OF Stock
otes and Cash and the eaid os son8s casb AND and
.ha,. a, nronerty. are bona fde the properly Oh
9e 1eet SAID insurance Company; and that ate tae
auaton a stated is sOrTest rnS sala aSs
~ M o'iaan Fonr- Hundred and Thirty-Nlne
Dollars. and Seventy Two Cents CntSprN 1p
M HUMPHREYS ~ Co.,
une9d8O AGENTS, JACKSON MISS.
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CONSUMPTION CURED!
GRIMAULTS SYRUP OF HYPO-
PHOSPHITE OF LIME.

This new medicine is considered to be So
vereign remedy in cases of CONSUMPTION and
other DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. 1t promptly
removes all the most serious symptoms. The
cough is relieved, night perspirations cease,
and the patient is rapidly restored to health.
n. B. Be sure to see that the signature of
GRIMAULT CO., is affixed to the bottle, as
this syrup is liable to limitations
DIFFICULT OR PAINFUL DIGESTION
DIR. BURN DU BUISSON'S
(Laureate of the Paris Imperial Academy OF
Medicme)
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DOTRIE TURBINE WATER Wheel

Saw Mills, Mining Machinery, Portable
Grist Mills, ROBERTS BURR REGULA-
TOR. Floaring Mill Machinery, Cotton Screws
and Shafting, Pulley's and Hangers.
Send for circular. oet3lwly.
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a. G. BROW N,

A. G.. BROWN
h,s;nass in the Circuit and Probate
w Conrts re of Kinds, Copiah. Rankin, and other
comnties on the lines of Railroad In Misslsslppl'
nS IN fhe several courts &C Jackson Aduless'
Tarrv Tar y Hinds county, Mississippi
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BUCK 81 BALEY'S
CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER,

A Ii OF THE ABOVE VALUABLE PRE-
n parations are manufactured and for sale
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
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n TTORNEY AT Law, JACKSON, MISS
"A Office Building. loco-dl5
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upe9dso AGENTS, JACKSON MISS.
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= saehsry, Of what looked iksit, wsult
b aars . meet me, and then, then-C
Iesl understand what tho old Berserk
q madness was.
q Next morning Leonard came. can
hardly tell what happened; he vas sor'
~ to have disappointed mo last night,
but had to return to tho party with
Miss Wood for . bracelet she bad lost,
or something Of that kind; and then it
wss 20 late he supposed l would no:
watt The moment he finished I told
him oil, all !! the whole torrent Of my
troubled feeling, and then I looked up
timidly in his face. It WAS dark; he
was angry With me. I had not thought
hs would DO angry With me. But one
never knows how . man will receive
such things. 1suppose he thought my
conduct Implied reproaches to him
which he did not deserve. He spoke
ooldly, and blamed me for unreasonable
jealousy.
Leonard to blame me 1t Was verv
had I felt faint aud tired, an, Gin, -.
to the arm OF the su,, T..
gre" kinder as b. watcl1vu n.c. amt,
said sadly:
"Ernie, Ernie, you must conou
these gloomy dispositions Or "ou III
break both our hearts,"
"Htose never speak to her ava,n
Leonard"
SNOW, see how unreasonable y,n -. ,
ne SAID, laughing. "O,' ~,
speak to her again. lndv~d, 1 prv u,,,,
to call there this morning.
And he went
CONCLUDED NEXT wAtk.)
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DRBvrT1rs.

Homo eating does not make much
prosrsss in France. Til. governme, ,
encourages, the philosophers endorse
It, the horse flesh is offered for .al,
nothicg seems to be lacking but dis
position to eat it.
Tho cot Of the milit.r e<t.i,li>h
nent Of peaceful England, With the
interest OF the national debt incurred
in var. is over $500 a minute.
Goldfish has been elevated to the dig
n'ty OF oysters and strawberries, and j..
now canned for use. 1t is prepared by
clearing it Of skin an bone by desic.
cation. One Philadelphia concern puts
up three tons daily. It is a decided
improvement on the common dried
Goldfish.
During the recent earthquake in
Peru not the least horrible detail was
tho resurrection OF 500 mummies.
The inventive genius of our people
knows no eobin2 in its tide. Nearly
SOO patents were sent out week before
last.
Sixteen kinds of fossil horses have
been found in North America, yet there
were no horses here when this country
was discovered.
Travelling in Norway is cheap. A
traveller writes: CAT some of the STA.
tons We were charged for two persons
Lightweight cents for supper, beds aud
breakfast. A horse and carryali hired
from station to station cost about thi tv-
e'ght cents = Norwegian mile, which is
seven English miles,"
The army Of the United States now
consists Of Eve artillery, ten cavalry,
and forty'6ve infantry regiments, which
With the staff, comprise 1898 enlisted
men and 2,948 commissioned officers
the latter including one general, one
heutenast general, five major-generals,
and nineteen brigadiers.
Prot. Huxley says that the whole
route Of the Atlantic cable would be
practicable road for a wagon, if the
water were removed, and great part OF
the way level road; that the muI at
the bottom of the sea i, chalk; aud
the evidence is to his mind conclusive
that the chalk cliffs of England, and
al the chalk formations on the globe,
were once the bottom of the sea.
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BUN0LERs.-It is a sorrowful fact
that no other business is so full of buu.
slcrs As agricultural pursuits. It is .
blessed thing that even they can get
living there. But how much better,
then, might they do if they would
vork systematically aud intelligea.lyl
A farmer is 4 man who should keep
his eyes and ears open. He ought to
learn something from his ueighbor ev.
Try time he steps inside bis gate. H.
hsh' " find hints enough in every
" # any Horticultural paper to repay
a>4,'>cu.""n. Experience is
capital school, but its "short course"
through other peoples experiments is
o' all odds the quickest aud cheapest.
'ncsc tree ana eas, farmers get this
touch l;o'n an exchange:
Wherever you 6ul a farmer who bus
sta lily grown rich by tho sweat 1T his
row, YOU will t1nd man who does
VII atrver TIC performs. Hi, house
:, always j" gooJ repair his out-aouses
'a'modious, we'll arranged, aud also in
'ol "ruer. Ills cattle aud horses are
4 sooI stuck aud in good condition.
'"i be has system Of doing work that
'tcomplishes what he. undertakes, and
&c dues not leave everything halt done,
. ~ ~ far;"crs do, who drag through
''te, aud die poor.
Psss aluny any great thoroughfare,
ri you viii soon cone to a farmer
@"" J 'rds his cattle IN the highway,
"astes the manure which should ter il
'ze his fields, and allows the public to
thread their breakneck passage among
them. The next, perhaps, feeds his
corn whole, and loses third of its nu-
''ment. Another deprives his pigs of
light, and their growth stops. Anoth-
CT allows presidential gases, generated
under his barn, to be inhaled BY his
stock. Another allows his cattle to
drink out Of mere mud.holes, instead Of
pure water. Another allows bis sheep
"a winter to 90 without any water at Ill.
he next exposes his calves and colts
70 tue wintry storms, thus arrestins
their growth, while it would absolutely
cost less to keep them growing and
housed. The next has, perhaps, not
tit tool wher,with to work efficiently
On his whole farm. Another sows poor
or mixed seed, or not half enough, and
AS a consequence rcaps half crop. The
next plows his land but three or four
inches deep. He has but little faith in
deep blowing and thorough pulveriza-
ton Of he earth, but has full faith in
the signs Of the zodiac, the moon and
luck. lie believes in good luck while
putting in the seed, and has realizins
sense Of i'll luck in harvesting, costly ex.
pericnce in both theory and practice.
We could extend this list Of practical
errors to an indefinite length. Such
facts prove, that instead of less, the
farmer has more to learn practically
about his business than any other man
in the world. In tac', one.third of the
industry and energies of the farmers
of our country arc literally wasted in
consequence of ignorance, and defiance
Of all rules of thrift aud economy. TIE
same recklessness ABOUT men in other
pursuits, would result in immediate
bankruptcy and starvation.
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FIRST NIGHT AT A CIRCus

lou were a boy once yourself you
remember that Of course-but do Won
remember the fst time that you ever
went to 4 circus All ! that was . time /,
The glitter Of the gas-ligh,s, hun in a
circle around the tent.pole, tirst eau h,
your e1pectans eyes; the h Il If ,,,au>
voices that gave pleasant sense Of life ::
the blasts Of the peculiar music that
that stirred every nerve in your ,i,,.
b'dy, and fairly drove you wild ~rh
excitement !! Then, after vai,,ns . IT v
n'nutss that seemed 50 long, the yayly
e'psr'soned little pony was briskly led
out Of the magic door 10 the areo.-led
BY 'hat niee-lookios feilo, 10 tight,
and 'psoslss, all gh.teri.g With silver
cad gold, rsd skull.csp with mass Of
s'sek hair doatiux from under it, a very
fairy prince, and this was sour first
pleasure, and you ins,ioct,vely Join. d
in the universal ''Ah!' tb...b.r,t rom
the mighty audience, but who-what { i,
bat that dashss the curtain aside again,
and, lsspiag the bar, comes bounding
int the ring, With "H:re ,oesare n,v
"asters " The clown as am alive
And what roar Of me, ri,nent greets
him' Oh, what funny Ecllowl See
him. now, go up t. chat bench of little
g1rls -"Here she is! l knew my
lswesthsart would be hero to.oish- ;.
and whack !! goes the lash of the hand
some riog-master who followed hun In
Yoa would think poor GrimaIdi ha.
caught an awful cut from, the start n,
gave, and the comic howl that made
you roar with laughter. "How dare
you sir, make free with my little visi
orr" "aa, ha! my masters, they
como here to see the little calves" -
"Caives, you rascal? there ar. 40 calv 8
here" ~ by, yes, master, there are
three Of them" "Where are they,
cir! tell me that, or III" swell, sir,
there are two 10 your boots, aren't
there THAT'S two" Sand " here 10
tho other, sir ?" and Master N.rryman
turns round to the liuly pe.,pI, .d
Gays: ""m talking t" The other calf
master r crash goes the lash again,
and you are full up to The very briu
With, oh, such fun! Then comes the
grand oavalcade Of knights a:.d ladies'
bright armor, AMI silk an, gold
looking like the real princess and pr,u.
O ogre = in 1 TIE Arabian N ,ght stories,
aud the music begins again AMI s,ec il
praooe. aud 10y pcuav-s IT,, au4 tie
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To TAKE FRESH INK STAINS OUT
ON LINEN, CARPETS, &c.-Get a ba.
sin Of cold milk, skim milk is best, and
sponge the places with it; when this
has been done thoroughly, rinse the
sponge IN water, and wash the milk on,
Of the carpet, &C., with warm water,
then rub it with q cloth. Dry ink
stains aud iron mould can be be remov.
ed from uncolored things by means Of
oxalic acid or salts Of lemon. After US.
ing the aci| the things should be wash
I'd ou' im.''s diately, as any excess Of
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clown asks Where Is my horse l''.--
tYour horse. sir? jaokass you mean. .
can right, master" and he makes be
love get on the masters back, and
catches it again. Then the boy mount,
the little donkey, and thoy both roll
over together, leaving you all in fever
offun. The ring.mastcr tells you thi,
magnificent" ETC., twill be repeated
o-morrov night" and everything van
ishes, and you depart in dreamy at
mosphere Of pleasure.
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%. G. WAIT, Register,
noVo-ow7 II. G. BURBANK Receiver
AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~ October 18th. 1868.

T AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MlNN.,
~ October 18th, 1868.
Lea r. Archer:
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear at this oce
On the 18th DAY or DECEMBER, is6s, at 10 O'Clock
IN tue Of the sad day and then and there hov
you May 18th. 1885, upon the X seL XsvE
section II, township liz range s., in The Gstrici
VI lands subject to sale 1t st. Cloud MIMI ,houid
Comment thereof by you and proposes then and Their
70 snow the same, when you will be permitted to
contest such showing. ~
II. c. WAIT, Register.
nov56wa II. G. BURBANK Recever
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NOTICE..

The partnership heretofore existing BE-
tween John Moore and John W Darby. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due the firm to be paid to John
Moore who is authorized to receipt for tho
same And oil debts due by tho firm will
be paid by the said John Moore.
JOHN MOORE,
J. W. DARBY.
In reference 10 the above the business
Will be continued by John Moore.
taynesviiie, Oct.6th, 1868. 1928
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL October II, 1868,


SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
on the 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868, =. IL O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there show
you April 18th, 1865, upon the 10 n section s,
township liz. range IS, in the District of lands
subject to sale at St. Cloud, MIMI, should not ke
Cancelled, W. IL. Andrews alleges an abandon
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there
70 show the same when you will be permitted to con
test such showing.
II. g. WAIT, Register,
octzzowi ID. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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II g: LAND oxy1cE. 81. c1oup. n,x1

L, =: LAND okt1es: 1t. q: e25;cg ID MINI
l7suia~ H. Wood: 'o' a. 1soe.
~: You are hereby notified "a .pp.er q. th,. ,m..
the q tho .sd T. 1865
cause WY Josr Homestead kntry No. Sa9s. made bv
you February 70, 1867 upon the wv ~ n. l. 50 -
a s"wn & no a ~; .sn:a =" 4 -, section T.
subject TO sale at st. Cloud MINI .hmia n,+ ianas
ceIed, a. Niels G. Anderson alleges an .bendonnent
t6ereoi Wy you and proposes then and there Ia
show the same when you will be to contest
HENRY c. WAIT, Register
ocE1owI Il: G. BURBANK Receiver.
I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
Jas. AcLatn:
sir: You are hereby notified to appea, At tb,
on me 4fA DAY Of DECEMBER, 1863, at 10 O'Clock
In said day and then and there sov
cause why your Homestead Entry No. l13s, made by
you April 18th, 1885, upon the No II sscsion X
townshp Us range 80, 10 the District Of lands sub
yet to ssie At st: Cloud, Ainu., should not be
cancelled, a. Jacub GrohsmaDn alleges IN aben
dsnment thereof by you, and proposes then On
there to sho1 the came, whom you viii be- ne,mi
ted to contest such showing.
b. 9. WAIT. Register,
oet22-swll H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
n i. LAND OKflCE, 81. CLOUD, MINI.
~: October n, 1868.
III: You gre hereby notified to appear at this o6ce
on The Ora DAYOF DECEMBER, lSts, At 10 O'clock in
tho forenoon Of the said day then and there sov
cause wy your Homestead Entry No 44le, made BY
section TO- township III range g. in the District Of
lands subject to sale 1t st. Cloud Minn should not
be cancelled a. Frederick Meyer alleges an abandon
ment thereof by you, and then and there to
tsst such showing. Il. G. wATp Rexister 20 con
octzZ6wt II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI.

a.
on 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1865, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and thers SHOW
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 24Oc, made BY
yoo APrl ~, 1890 upou the e 3ne section II, town.
etss Cloud MINI should not lie Cancelled Fred Schro-
der alleges an abandonment thereof ty YOU and pro
poses tnen and there to show the same when you will
be permitted to contest such showing
II. c. WAIT, Register,
sepA-6<u H. c. BURBANK. Rece;ver.
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{ AND OFFICE: ST. CLOUD. MINI,

AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD MINI,
October 80, 1868.
zacha,ias Ptiplt
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at thi, ofce
on tue 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER 1865 At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon OF the said day and then and there show
cause WY your Homestead Entry No. ll16, made BY
l6 range 80 in the District ofands subject to sale at
st. Cloud Minn- should not be Cancelled, as william
hnssey alleges an abandonment thereof BY you, and
proposes then and there to show the same when Won
will DO permitted to contest such showing,
II. C. WAIT, Register
novo'owu Il. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
" October 10th 1880

I 10y O170V0J 01NN.,
Dama H. Beane1: 100''
sih You are hereby notified to appear at this oce
on inc 14rH DAY or DECEMBER, is6S, At 10 O'CLOCK
VI the forenoon of the sail day. and then md tbere
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1851. made
Wy you AtEnst 10TH ls6s, upon the section q
subject to sale a. St. Cloud, Mimi, should not be-
Cancelled. - John Moog alleges an abandonment,
thereof BY you and then and there to SHOW
he same when you will be permitted to contest such
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL Septembr 23d, 1865,

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ Septembr 23d, 1865.
Malcolm McLelldn:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
On the 18th DAY NOVEMBER 1858 at 10 O'Clock ia
the forenoon OF the day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 446s, made BY
you November 9th, 1867, upon the nv Il section S,
jeet to sale at St. Cloud Mnn should not be cancel.
3D. as Torger Olson alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and proposes then and there to show
Tue sa1ne When you will be permitted to such
showing. H.C WAIT. Register.
sep2+6wu H. c. BURRANK Raca;xar
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/ AND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, MINI,
IL October 9th, 1858. 81
OvviS r. LaspkearJ
eia: You hereby notified to appear 1t this olos
On the 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lS$s 1t 10 O'clock in
the forenoon Of tho said day aud thsn and thsre shoV
by you June 18th, 1867, upon the 81 N NV Il az
hwI sw II 70 n section 80, township 1So. range a.
IN the District If lands subject to sale 1t st. Cloud
inn, should not be Cancelled - Domenick Adamy Ill
alleges abandonment thereof by you. and prW;oses
:hen and there to show the same, when you viii be
permitted to contest such showing.
II. G. WAIT, REGISTER.
ect15'6wH II. G. BURBANK keceiyer
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.'j,f :. MEAT MARKET.
TREsH Meat, Hans, Sausage and Veg
tables Of oil kinds, kept constantly
hand Shop On It.. German street, T"' -
.~*'7- ,"is.I.N s.4t.CHA0. ELUkQ. r.,
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cALENlc INSTITUTE,

4 MED!CALREPoRT, price
n IS cents, just published,
on the diagnosis Of yer eriai
diseases, giving 4 concise de-
scription of thevarious diseases
affecting the urinary and gene.
rative organs. Especial stten.
ion has been given to Npe-psa.
orrhed or Seminal Wedkness.
disease almost universal
mong the young men Of the
present day, we'll known tn ~
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ October q, 1865.
Charles n. Baker:
sH: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
the forenoon of tho said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1850. made by
you; you JGy 24th 1882, upon the d Sec
subject to sale at St. Cloud, Mimi, Should not he
Cancelled, as Lewis Larson alleges an aban.
comment thereof by you and proposes then and
snow sne same. when you will be permitted to con-
nov56wN H C BJRuxVE
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LINE Silver Thimbles. warranted con.
i to coin, for sale At BUSH'S. Any name
Of initials engraved gratis.
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M A L N FL N f.

F. B. DELAN0, Superintendent,
J. H. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
v10-n44tf.
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IT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI.

n BLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, NUM-.
.ian:. n,,,,a.. October 18th, 1868.
Oh: fou are hereby notified to appear at this Office
IN me DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868. at 10 o,ci1cI
y. 'e iorenoon If the said day then and there
made Lv Won wy Hv your no esesd Entry No. 2o44,
secon 80 township u.s. range "a, in the District e
Se ~ s.e Mnn should no,
thsraos M rs Element i'll alleges an abandonment
showing. ~ eon'es' s"cs
oct15-6wb n = n"1 =, heg1ster.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-05
Farm for Ss.le.

F8rm for sale.
TIRE undersigned Offers for sale . good
] farm Of 100 sores, on the north end Of
Msine Prsire, about -
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
;,6ixty sores are timber, the balance prai-
i, 10 and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence; thirty acres bsing under
cultivation. On the premises iss
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables. gransry and storehouss, two
good wells, and otherimprovemslts. This
farm 10 directly on the main roadfron st.
Cloud to Forest City, snd will be sold
eheep. Inquire stthis Office, or Of 80
: = - :,",' j. 8. DAM, ,..s
von80 II -.l. On the premises.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-05
IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. 6iNF.
VI NnYAfnheR 1890

~ November 2, 1865
81: Iou gre hereby notified to appear 1t this once
on TIE 10TH DAYGF DECEMBER, lS6s, ct 10 oclock IN
the OF the said day. and then and thero show
you February 18th, 1867, upon the sw X eeZ ~ x
section ;e~1. H. township 49, range in tie District
OF amos subject to sale at st. Cloud, Minn should
abandonment thereof by you and proposes then and
there to show the same, wh=n you viii be permitted