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he Wouldn't Go In.


THE Cincinnati Enquirer tells the fol
lowing story:
Some time since a newly welded cou-
pie from the interior of the State arriv-
ed at the Burnett House, and took
apartments for the night at that well or
dered hotel 1t was not familiar with
the metropolitan sights. The rooms.
eorridore, marble floor and gorgeous
drawing-room aud well spread table of
the hotel drew from them the most in
genious remarks Of surprise In the
evening they visited the opera house,
aud we're so astonished at its nlagnif
'cence that even Mrs. Walters wonder
full impersonation of " Meg Merille5 al
most failed 10 interest them. Nothing
more was thought of the verdant pair
till about one O'Clock in the morning. at
which time the boot-black Of the Bur-
nett House, in making his customary
rounds, observed the Benedict seated in
the hall near the door Of his room
He naively asked the polisher Of under
standings If he was ths clerk Receiv-
ed a negative answer ne informed the
boot black that he should like to see
that individual, In a few miuutes the
attentive Office man was at bis side, and
politely asked what was wanting.
Couldn't you make me bed in the
parlor o. cried the disconsOlate indiyid-
ual. al
G.. In the parlorr echoed the clerk,
/" I'm afraid not f
We'll, I'd like to have one spread
down Somewhere. d Ell
,." Why don't you 60 into your own
room % asked the clerk
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srArE CoNvENTIaN.


NEVER IN the palmiest days of the
Democracy, nor in the times when her
champions were oyerriddeu BY the hand
Of arbitrary power, did that gallant old
party, always true to itself aud to its
PRINCIPLES, as they we're ever true to the
country. send up as large, as fine look
ing or as able delegations as that which
on the 8th- Of January, 1868, in State
COnVentiOu assembled. e..
From all parts of the State, the diff
erent delegations we're composed Of pick
ed men, and when they stood in the
Atheneum, a nobler looking band Of pa
triOts was never before seen in Ohio's
Capital. Old faces were cognized, that
when younger than now, were seen in
the days of Jackson. sustaining the old
Patriot 10 his fierce contest with tho
Bank Of the United States, and with
them, as Delegates, their sons, who had
been trained up in the way they should
60, and when old departed not from
the political principles which alone can
save the Republic
Those who expected ansoutbreak and
came glOrifying to the Capital city to
see the fight on the Senatorial question,
were disappointed. The Democracy have
no time to quarrel now. They are strik-
ing for their country and the perpetuity
OF tue UniOn-foT the Constitution as it
was framed by the Fathcrs-for equal
and exact justice to aLl-for an econo-
mical Government and just taxatiOn.-
These accomplished, they wilIbe we'll
paid for thsir labor OF years.
The platform adopted is a noble en-
bodiment of principles that must com
mend 1t to all who love their country
AMI its once free Institutions. With it,
lpd with the excellent Ticket nomina-
ted, success in Ohio Is as certain as that
The sun rises on the % Tuesday of Oc-
,ober next, and with the gallant, whole
souled Penlleton as the National stand
ard bearer, the Usion will be saved, and
The Democracy again, as in times past,
administer the Gorernment wisely, econ
1mically and we'll
Let the Democracy now perfect their
Each man must remem-
,er that If he bas but one day or one
lour to live, that day or hour should be
levotedto the country. We strike to
ave the Republic and to mako Ohio
Democratic, aud it can and
sill be done.-Stqts,man
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Hurrah for Peualctou and Democracy
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FINE HoGs.-Hog slaughtoring is
about closed in this city. Some very fine
hogs have been packed here during the
season. John Groce packed one hun
died head, fed BY Wm. Fleming, ESQ,
Of Wayaa township, this county, which
averaged $40 lbs. pct. Mr. Flsming is
fancy il the stock he handles. He fed
155 head Of cattle, last winter, 50 head
Of which were shipped 70 New York, BY
haughFy & Moss, aud Wholesaled at SI7O
psr head. The New York Tribune, in
noticing this lot Of cattle, said Nr. Flem-
ing was one Of the best selectOrs and
feeders in the Cirelcri7s Dem.
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LEGIsLATURE NoMIyATTONs.

THE caucus of the Democratic mem
bers of the Legislature 5ii Saturday. last
for the nomination Of officers, we're large
.ly attended in both-t the Senate and the
House. In the former every member
was. present. @. B. Flood, one of the
editors of the Statesman, received
unanimous nomination for Clerk of the
Senate, With Messrs. Daniel Flanagan,
of Hardin, Will Il Mutt, Of Musking-
um. J. j. Jacobs, of Ashland, and J.
K Newcomer, Of Fulton, as Assist
AIT Clerks. For Sergeant-at- Arms, Ben,
jamiu Williams, Of Delaware, was nom
mated with Messrs. Charles I5. Sauser,
of Warren, and Joseph Gulzwiler. Of
Richiand as assistants. In the Senate
raucus Hen Gee. Rex, Of WUyne, acted
as President, and 7. j. Godfrey Of MeF-
Ger, as Secretary. U g
In the House caucus, presided over
by the Hon. French " Thornhill, Of.
Coshocton, with Hon. A. T WalIiuG Of
PickaWay, a. Secretary, Hon. John +.
Follett, of Lieking, received the unani-
nous nominaiiOn for Speaker, and Col.
Sam. Pike, Of Highland, unanimods
nomination for Sergeant-at-Arms. The
otherofieers nomiaated were Amos Lay.
man, Of Columbus, for Clerk with John
AZ CoekerilL of Butler, and W. C.i
Gould. Of Fayette. as Assistants. Col.
j. S. Grail, of Richland, and J.C. Barks,
we're dominated as Assistant Sergeants- /
t-Arms.--S SfatesmaR, jan. 7th. :.ef I.
A LITLEgirl seeking celestial infor-
nation asked her mother F" Have angels
wings p The unsuspecting mamma, full
of memories Of pictures and traditions,
a: Certainly they have. -
Straightway Young Inquisitiye springs
her trap: Then what did they want
a ladder fer TO get down 60 JaeOb ?'
srar L---.- --r a--t
. SOME GAME.-iIenry Folk inFormodyI
us that be has killed, during the last
three months, $50 squirrels, p wild
turkies, 10 COON I mink, | skunk, Q
rabbits, aud owls without number. He
says that it was otvsry good weather
for huatins at that. Who can beat. il? I
--FmdL,y G,uurr rs o.
Hurrah for Peualetou and Democracy |
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PREMIUM SEWING MACHINE.

ONE of the kind that 4 man can love,
That wears shawl and q soft kid glove;
Has the merriest eye and the daintiest foot,
And sports the eharmingest gaiter boot;
And bonnet with feathers, ribbons and loops,
And an indefinite number of hoops.
-E-
One that can dance, and pOssihly-hirt,
And make pudding as well as a shirt;
One that can sing without dropping stitch,
And play the housewife, lady or witch,
Ready to give US the sagest advice,
And do up our collars and things so nice. -sz OIL
We like the sort that can laugh and talk,
And take our arm for an evening walk;
That wilIdo whatever the owner may choose,
With the slightest pereeptfble turnOf the screws
'Tisst clevercst thing that eVsr.FFas seen,
Cur wonderful family sewing machine.
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DR.. FTgKgR'g VISITS

DR.. Tucker may b. -eoHsaited az
URBANA-Weaver House. Nov. l4,h, Jan
4th, Feb. 20Ih, April 9th, May Dist
Willis House, Nov. 18th,
Jan. 6.h, Feb. 2lst April 10tIi, May 2tst
He will cure every case he promises to-
Treats Consumption, BrOachitis, loss of voice,
Sore Throat, Dyspepsia, Liver Disease, Kid
ney, Bladder. and ErHpJiVe Skin Complainfs,
Rheumatism, Scrofuis. Epilepsy Neuralgia.
Sick Headache, and Female Diseases with
wonderful success. Let no one despair Of a
cure till they have consulted Dr. Tucker.
DR.. Tucker has had more experience and
better snccess in curing ALL CHRONIC and
obstinate diseases than any doctor in the
West
Ten years OF successful business on one
circuil is, or ought to be, sdfirient to convince
ali who need medicine and wish to be cured,
that they had best consult DR.. Tucker at once.
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A DAY Or-tRo since, 10 one Of the
trains from Boston, a,qVist individual,
sitting b the stove in ooe Of the pass
-enger cars drew forth bottle apd COM
menced lsving his hands With the con-
tents. The day was very cold aud the
.haighborhood Of the stove was crowded.
Ono old maH watched the bottle holders
Operations with great interests, and '6ual-
ly asked him what kind Of stuff he was
using. filyeerine, replied Tho quiet
man fGlyooriBs !--thuBdeTlp aud tho
old man rushed for the door Others
caught up the word, and they all rushed
into che adjoining cars. leaving our glyc-
crime friend tosoothe his chapped hands.
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seIEft 2petru.

VIZ publish the following beautiful and chaste
poetical efFusion, which We take from the Catho-
lie Telegraph. It is the production Of e Minnie
Gilmore, (" 1--WE don't know whether it is her real
or q fcticious name, contributor 20 the Tele-
graph, and it may wen be said, that it emanated
from pure and incorruptible maid, as none 9th
er could write so eloquent and chaste-and yet
SO seemingly simple. In brief it is the essence
Of purity
A PRAYER.
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sPEoEAL NOTICES.
n. ElNg,s APPOINTMENTS.

DR. CONE has visited Urbana about eight
5 ears. aad treats aud cures all variety OF dis
esssgs ;lpi may be consulted at hisOfHees
at he t5l6wing times and places:
T. Crbaaa, at the Exchange Hotel, on
Wednesdays, Nov. l3; Dec. Is; Jan. p /;
Eea &c; April /; Nay 6.
In Springfield, at the Willis House, on
Thgrsdags, Oct 10 / Nov, a; Dec, 49, jap.
% Feb ~ pril 2 May z. &+fa Z 3
In London. at the Philer House, on Fri
days. Oct. Il; Nov. 10; Dec. 20; Jan. q /;
Feb. 2S: April 3; May s.
Dr. Cone has now practiced, at the above
elBces, Beafiy nine years, and i be have ne
aud health, he viii fiji the above seven ap-
pointmeGtS; but after that time he will not
practice at any Of the above offices for some
months5 and he may discontinue bis visits en-
,irely.
DR.. CoyE cures ali forms Of Chronic Diseas-
es, as Dyspepsia in all its various varieties;
all diseases Of the Lungs and Air Passages, as
Caryngitis, and Consumption; all diseases Of
the Kidney, Iiver, PsueTeass and the Glands
generally; al diseases ii tie Heart, Blood
aud Blood Vessels all diseases Of the Brain
aud HerYes, IS Epileps7, Chofea, or 81. NiiuS
Dance. Neuralgia, Palsy, and general nervous
iHBuiri,ioR : alldiseases OF ifemales,- enlarged
tonsils, and all forms Of Scrofula, as also all
diseases Of the Eye and Ear; and all other
Chronic Diseases. No charge for seonsults-
tion, but cash for medicines. BE sure not to
DELAY your application too long. n23S-tE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16


Bio TREEs.-lt makes one marvel
to hear about the 'big trees" Of Cali
fornia. In the valley between Mari po-
50 and the Falls of the Yosemite is a
group of $50 trees, no one Of which
so it is said-measures less than so feet
in circumference. One tree measures
l02 feet at the ground, and 80 feet a
short space above the ground, and is
upwards of 800 feet high. 1t is sup
posed that these California giants are
of the same genus as the ancient cedars
of Lebanon, and from the eccentric
RIGGS deposited by the sap it has been
estimated that some Of these trees are
three or four thousand years old. Years
ago an immense tree was felled for the
purpose Of being publicly exhibited.
1t was 96 feet in circumference at the
base, and twenty-five men were five
days in bringing it to the ground. The
bark of another magnificent tree was
removed in sections up to the height
Of 1l6 feet, and so marked that it
could be put up in precisely the same
position that it occupied on the tree.
After being exhibited in this country
this specimen was carried to London,
and remained on exhibition in the Crys-
tai Palace, until it was destroyed by
fire in 1866. On the western fanks of
the Sierra Nevada surveyors report
tree which measures 100 feet in circum-
ference four feet above the ground.
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Dated Juno 23d, 1868.
AorNra vrAkrRn

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Agents and subscribers that you get tho ee~.t.<
edition. BY d.. Smith. hIA.;t ...'ti. ~
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lishsd bI heSsre Burr 4 Co., Il the genuine thing.
The -eQasionahss says, whoever wishes 70 ket,
IN the cheapest form, the bs Dictionary Of the Bible
should buy al. -. 80 ~ :
We alsc want AGENTS for Illiots new work, r.
,markabls Chatactets and Memorable Places Of the
noly Land. BY Iltrhr WARD BEEcnxR, T. D. Woolsey,
u. D., Pres. Of Yale COL, Joseph Cummings, D. b.
IL. D., Pres. Of Wesleyan Univ, RI Rev. fhos. N.
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~ They are nov and original works BY these authors.
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NORTHERN MINNESOTA.
1orresp onasace 1Eabasha Herald.

Correspondence Wabasha Herald.
Sank Contre is finely located on tho
Sank river. Has good water power
and fine country all around. Tho
town is growing rapidly; business is
lively. One firm has sold goods during
tho past year amounting to $4,000, in
Guiding $50 breaking plows. Three
years ago there was hardly house
where the town now stands.
Next day We drove 25 miles to the lit
tie town Of Glenwood, in Pope County,
which IS situated on the south bank of
White Bear Lake, about the same dis
lance from St. Cloud to Sank Centre
There are about dozen buildings in
the town now, and three times as many
going up. They have water works, US
ing large spring on the highest portion
of the town, the fall Of which easily
supplies each house by means OF pipes
They also have from the same source q
fountain which throws up i've or SIN
lets of water 10 feet. We spent tn
a4t,r,r,,r, l",kin; over the country al"
were delighted.
>>.,u. go, .uoruing We went north Wis
lin. l.Av>-Wh,tc Bear. Anna, t,n
Am,lia and We>tw'rt, AID took DIM"
with ca, Old FREUD Lorenzo Da Is tr'':
this county. lie as beautiful tam
on Lake Anna, Of 500 acres; is bleak
ing 100 acres this summer We t"u'
Judge l.athr'p, his brother and son -
Tacy arc the right Kind IF NE" t.
mike a town. G:lenwuud has celehr'
ton on the Fourth Of July, on lar.
scale. In few weeks they will HI :
large sail boat completed tor use, OF
the lakes, ca} able Vt seating twent!!-t"u
persons. There ar. also two hotels
process Of construction The lake /;
about fifteen miles long, bordercd on al
sides by groves Of timber, and line farm
ing lands overlooking it. There is plen
ty Of game in the Observation-Disclosures
elk, swans, geese and ducks aboun1.-
We saw two nice deer, while, as mat
ter of course, We were unprepared 10 d.
them any harm.
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The St. Pau. Press states that
Chief Justice Ch1se is coming to Min
nesota to visit the widow Of the Hon.
John Mclean, late justice o.. the su-
preme court, who resides with her sons,
the Messrs. Gerard, at F,crtenac.--
The mother Of judge C'lasc's youngest
daug hter was tavoritc niece Of Mrs
Mclean. Miss Ncttie Chase ac.cmpa-
MES her father to Lake Pepin.
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LA Michigan husband boasts that he
can make breed and pies, wash, iron, md
tend the baby; says he married young
still is young, and always expects to b"
young; and he believes in husbands
being educated 50 as to be useful.
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NOTICE 70 THE pUBLlC.-wb.re.,
IN nv wife Paulina d. Weaver, has left
my bed and hoard withou' any cause. all
persons are hereby forbidden to trust her
on my account, | shall pay no debts Of
her {contr acting.
Dated st. Cloud, MINI. july LIST, 1868.
26O.3t JOHN b. WEAVER,
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= p' 0zk1VO 0EE1OO, Of. CIOUD, MIMI,
W juno 6, 1868.
Randolph N. Turner:
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear ct tins Office
on the 3lsT DAY OF JULY, 1868, 1T 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. and then and there show
you April II, 1865, upon the . Il no ~ XnwZ
section 10, township 80, range g. in tic District q
lands subject to sale at St: Cloud Minn should not
thereof by YOU and proposes then and there to show
the same, when you will DO permitted to contest such
showing. HENRY Y. WAIT Register,
junel1-8w$ Ii. 9. BURBANK, Receiver.
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DEMEMBER the place to get nice Sc
IN Of Silver Coin Jewelry, Breasr Pins
Sleeve buttons and Ear-rinss is At BUSH's
Jewelry store. He engraves them beauti-
ully.
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No more noble act of youthful he
rolsm has ever been recorded than the
selfsacrifice OF little girl, aged nine.
10 the effort to save her brothers and
sisters. -Four children were playing
on Sunday upon the rails Of the
Northeastern line near Newcastle. An
engine and tender came up too swiftly
to avoid running over the poor little
things. The eldest had escaped, when
looking back, she saw the two youngest
mites still toddliny on the metals. She
rushed back to their assistance, and
managed to drag them underneath the
engine and clear Of the wheels lust az
the connecting rod of the locomotive
struck her down. When picked up a
hideous wound on the head showed the
brain protruding, and after some linger-
ing agony she died. Her brother, who,
like her, had made an effort to escape,
was killed on the spot; but the two
little ones for whom she had laid down
her lite were unhurt. In all the histor,
OF youthful martyrdom there is no
more fearful narration than this
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The pronunciation of i-ther and
I ni-thcr for either and peithcr-says
Richard Grant Whites copy OF a
seeond rate British affectatioo. Per.
sons of the best education in England
say eether and neether.
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Mill Wood for Sale.

G. Bridgmnn, has constantly on hand
dry or green wood, which he is readv to
deliver at any part Of the oily.
Orders may be left in the order box At
the Post Office. or at the mill 80
st. Cloud, July lst 1868. n60.tf
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Gen: Grant, after twenty two year.
Ct Amy life, is said to have never utter"
ed a profanc word nor had a personal
quarrel.
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL June I'D, 1865.

Sn: You ale hereby notified t. appear
at this ONCE on the 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1865 IL
| O'Clock A. r. Of the said day and then aud there
made by you June 9Th 1867 upon the nv u section
30 township Us. range co. in the District Q; lands
subject 10 8 lie at st. Cloud MIMI, should not be
mept thereofbr yon and prooose, then ard there to
show the sslAe when you vii! be permitted to con
test such showing
II. C. WAIT Register,
june256w1 II. BURBANK Receiver.
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[ 5. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ June II. 1863.

~ June II, ISbS.
N.llidm P1scl:
s1: You are bel e0y notified to appear at this Office
on the eth DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, a. 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the said day, aud then and Their,
show cause why your Homestc Entity No. 2l71,
made by you November 18th, 1865, upon the Sc
se lot g. section "a, ne ne Il section Is TOW nshie
l, range S. in the Dsulct OF lands subject to sale
at st. Cloud. MIMI, should not be Cancelled as Henry
Richards alle=es an abandoamen thereof by you and
proposes then and there to show the same when YOU
will be permitted to contest such showing,
II. c. WAIT, Register,
June 1S-6wa II. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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C1oNJUuAL LOVE. AND THE HAPPINESS OF
~ True Marriage: Essay tor Young Men, on The
Errors Abuses and Diseases which destroy ie Manly
Powers and create impediments 20 Marriage with
free Of cargo Address, DR.. y. SK ILLIN, HoU0Hs
ONH howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
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T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL Jure 8, 1865.
JOIN NJ Bu'vis and Geoys l.. Smith:
S4Rs: You aud each Of you are hereby notified tc
appear at this Office on the 18TH DAY OF JULY 1865
at in the forenoon Of the said day and ther
and there show cause why your Homestead Entire:
Nos 1850 and 1851, made BY you April l2th iStS
upon the ne and the NV Il section IL, township l2S
range in the District Of lands subject to sale At 81
Cloud, Mimi, should not be canee,ed,a Andrew Shaw
then aud there to show the same. when Won viii ~
permitted to contest such show ing, ~
junc11.6wA II. C. Rt1RRaNE pa
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HNHE largest and best assortment Of
j CLOCKS may be found and purchased
very low. Ut BuSH'S. They are war
saRted,
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-J.G. Holland. ("T'imo'hy Tit
comb is siyht-speiny in London.
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Aadrew
NJ. Smith, from Greenbush, New York,
came to La Crosse in April last; left
La Crosse the 7th day Of May for Min
neapolis, where it is supposed he ar
rive the 9Th day OF >1ay, since which
time nothing has been heard from him.
Mr.. Smith was 20 years old, 6 feet in
height. had black hair, dark grey eyes,
wore suit of brown clothes. Any
information leading to his discovery,
will be gratefully received by his moth
er. Address Mrs. A. F. Smith,
Greenbrcsh, New York, or Republican
Office, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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jCUe1S6W

IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI, i.
~ June l2tn, 1865.
Charles 4. Giles:
Sir: You a hereby notified to appear at this Office
Oh the 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, al 10 O'Clock in
cause Why your HOMESTEAD Entry No. 2e5l mad. bv
you Aug. ~. 1866, upon the sw Il Sc u Sc X sw n
and lots and ., section ., township Is, rage
~ IN thu District OF lands subject TO sale at St.
Cloud, MINI. should not be Cancelled, as Chrst
Holm alleges an abandonment thereof by you a,,.
proposes then aud there to show the same When
you Will be permitted " contest such showing.
HENRY Z. WAIT Register
june1S-6wt II. Z. BURBANK. Receiver.
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RI 8, LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,

Charles J. KttcheN: 49,. ....-
on tho era DAY OF AUGUST 1865 Ut 10 clock in the
forenoon Of the said day, and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 274l, made BY
ship l25raage the Of Lands subject to sale
at St. Cloud, Minn should not be Cancelled AZ Will-
lam II: Cowan alleges an abandonment thereof by
you and proposes then and there to show the same,
when you will be permitted to contest such showing
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
june25-6wl H. G. BURBANK Receiver