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The Evansville journal., 1868-10-06
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si1e SAMUEL BAYARD,
L49s -tat3 pa Vice President.
&. sworn 3 70 and subscribed before me, this
i,ae ID HENRY lNlRY :. BENNETT, Notary Public, 4
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BANKABLE FUNDS.

( The following quotations are from the
office of w. ]. Lowry 81 Co., Bankers, No. o
First Straat
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The Quarterly Report of the Evansville
National Bank will be found in the adver-
tislng columns OF to days JOURNAL. q It
shows, in round numbers, discount line
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Eara teEffsE lta#TT fasl tas esH .r4ts
fsrats szrls. afr2fisa E4Fof 1904 - Fs,eI
3s gsGas saa5 irltI9 s.-lzT.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-11
roRElas GOSSIP.

The French Government declines TO nom
mate two officers to accompany the Engish
Abyssnian expedition, rs the cost woald b
25, 900 francs each year. There ia an cutlery
against this penuriaus proceeding, ris q eli
with other lavish expenditure.
The official Blue Book gives the fol-
lowing ste ement o: the land forces OF France;
..rhe Actiya array OF France OF October LIST,
1867, con. .stsd of 36s, 76g men, in the int
rior. and 81, 18s in Algeria, making i total
Of 424, 032 Ofthese about 40 GOO were on
leave. At the same date the figures for the
reserve were 22s,4 66. The general total OF
the .ctive army is, therefore. Ca, 49s.n
The Manchester Egamiaey states that on
the day oil the Fenian executions il printed
i92, 654 copies, which 1t believes to be the
greatest weight of newspaper ever printed
and issued IN one 9dsy from any Office 10 the
world. The quantity Of paper consumed vas
about SO TOO pounds. or fourteen aud . hall
tons. The total number OF pages printed was
upward of one million and half The pub
lie were supplied at the rate Of 5000 pei
hour, or nearly Geo per minute.
Masked balls at The opera are once sgain
advertised 1hess balls are certainty one oil
he scandals OF Paris. and ii is really shame
Jul that they should betoierated. especially
in the Grst theatre Of the capital. They are q
huge gathering Of the loosest woplsn and the
most dissoiute men Of Paris they take place
in the dead hour of night, and many OF the
assistants Of both sexes at them make &
point Of becoming thoroughly drunk, in or
der to give sisacify to their conversation. -
The French infantry ere being trainedsto
new sharp shooter's drill. They form a
loose square each man sets up his knapsack
before and secures it with his tent pegs,
places the ,wo sticks used for the fente q abri
on each side Of the knapsack, and spreads his
blanket oveT il as a carta.n. behind which he
ereaches AID fires. At six hundred yards the
iaen are ID aroushly concealed. md this pro-
lection, though not very effeciuai, might
make the men think themselves more secure.
lin Aussria, after New Years Day, Mii>
itsry tribunals of honor are to come into ex-
isteuce among the military. These Courts
will Judge Of all acts which the laws DO no.
consider as culpahle, but which, nevertheless.
affect the sentiment OF honor Of the officers,
and are contrary TO that propriety which it
becomes them TO protect. These acts are
iBtoxicAtios, gambling aggravated debts, i'm
proper conduct in public places, Insult pro.
veksd by personal behavior, habitual break
ing of the word, want Of energy. insults be>
tween officers, and inciting officers to eight
duels.
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Personal.

The wonderful story Of the supposed
death Of Louis XVII, his escape from the
revolutionary jailors, and his coming 10 life,
after an obscure existence of many years, MS
the Rev. Eleaser Williams, is sbos.t 10 be
paralteied BY the romance OF the Enaaerer
Macmillan. The New York correspondent
~ tie Waterford Aad asserts that Juarez
substituted for his imperial captive one Ha-
nero, noted bandit aud saerriifa, whose
body IS now being conveyed to Europe BY
A1niral Tegcthotf. Maximilian is now In !
dungeon At Queretero, fed on prison fare.
and longing Tor death or freedom. The mo.
tive tor JnArez' conduct il said 10 be s'an I'M
Willingness to imbrue his hands in royal
bscodt" or desire to make money By giving
up the luckless Austrian to his relations. il,
cssstheselsetion went 10 favor &C 0eas Disz.
The correspondent says: any connection
; svith he Aexiesu agsats ferbids my entering
into the nlinutin. If this disclosure BIZ
founded on facts, the minor incidents are Of
no Importance We shall next hear that Max
imtian, hike his great ancestor. Red Beard -
IS sleeping IN the center of q Mexican noun
tsin, and will come to life some bundled
years hence.
-Df. W.AHs RssssIl has accepted The
most responsible and influential outside po>
eition connected with the London Times, and
H.
lar correspondents. In his new character Or.
Russell will be able to influence the foreign
policy OF the Empire to some extent, for the
British press takes its tone ON many questions
ron me edmirabiy selecsel extrsets o veil
81 tue inoaghttul remarks on continental af-
.ai.s nnicn nave, A. general rule, charac.
tsrized the Paris lettera Of the Thunderrr
The Iinses proprietors CONDUCT this olI;ce an
2 y scaie 81 great magnlfceuce. The sslsry il
$4,000 Z yeaf 10 gold, beside spleud;dly
furnished house, carriages, wines, servants
ana secretaries. In its saloons the most eel
eorAted statesmen and Wits Of France and
Europe assemble and are entertained a.
the correspondent thus CLEANS from or,y;naI
sources the current news of the day. a..
" MsArs, the lrishmAn Of culture and literary
as.AM Aene4 - for snanbef AfJears filled
TINS poeition, aud is now Nufthi6 succeeded
~ u. Russell, another Irishman, tins aeain
nMstfatinE the fact that some Of fhs leading
DoAhsse q ~ inadoa pssn an eceupie3
~ persons Of that country.
lit is reported that Prince Nspo,eon and
his wife, the Princess Clotiide, contemplate
eeparAts0u.
Gov. Magofin, Of Kentucky, a Christ
mas dinner, toasted Semmes, aad said, ssThe
isoe Of our saiio1s. uAsaher Fsdsral Or Rebs
81 the heritage Of the Republic Tiers
svmeInlnG almost admiFabls in the cheek
g compare Deanedf EoAsonoipeter
. ~ % me iefoea Of the Cumberland and
-GAnassias. tlxs nmeo, r.....
muck depressed in spirits, and sen.;a. -.
DAYS without ppeekina. and vithoa, go; 49,.
ny svidepcs 81 81 InfeiIecfuai exi.sen...
ID 1;ts "a ~ esxy chair. and searcely rssss~.
LII r. e h teseeIl He i i
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aEnAnruas.

-HssD@'s Jo'trnal i the - -
newspaper.
Prison City, : cheerful plDcl sspsly,
il situated in Wisconsin.
The Chinese tea crop Ills Jsa< = sgelps-
ted q ninety million pounds.
There are forty Eve naive = oaal
photographers in OAcka, Jaraa.
sss, G. = - :; = kastss - ss
hersn1esAd 4se1 fortune taller.
"A project i o. foo. ia Warrington g z.
cur cuss gks eonpsss;os u 10 WaaAis6sSs =
rnen n sE VII
-Cudri6n, . small village in Svii1sflend,
consisting Of thirtssnhoases and = school. y. I
been destroyed By ) Ere.
"A farmer near Stralford, Coma, bscAAs
: - :. Ii pess Il his ensa tsssnlay md p l.
heezs - SsaaA Is sreveuse. ~
--Dsyton, Ohio, has hsd more fsae q e.
kinds, from buffalo TO squirrel, this year
SssS aijssS tksa p1A ssseI. sss7sh tsns
-Oberlin. Ohio, /. wonderfully excited o.
the subject Of Masonry. The preschers e1-
hsrt on the subject from their paiPits.
Two frogs were found 10 rock fonr feet
below. the surface near Boston the other dAE.
The frogs we're glad 10 get out, and hopped
OF.
ministers Of the gospel, Who have ceased
to perform their other duties, are forbidden
TO perform the marriage ceremony 10 Yer.
mont, by recent Law.
Seven million bushels OF wheat have a.
ready been sent 10 market from Minnesota,
and fully as much more is supposed still 70 be
in the hands Of the farmers. S
DIR. Charles Jewett objects TO the raising
Of hops, and wants farmers to gio~ no more,
because it is not CONSISTENT with total abssi.
nsnce.
There s an establishment in New York
whose business il is to rent ont silver ward
for weddinss, 20 that brias can makes "
coming display Of " Presents"
! A swindler in Philadelphia succeeded IN
getting eve handred dollars worth Of eoId
Leaf, last Monday, by paying for Il silA I
forged check. lie endeavored 10 repeat th'
game At another store but failed. lie is ',il
At large.
/ The traditional posture Of tailors whei
sitting is a relic Of the Roman Empire. II
/ berins crnci6ed his tailors when they nsa'
insists, and ever since they have sat eros
!: legged.
I x butcher in Halberstadt, Germany, In
1 just been sentenced to Eve years solitary cor
tnsmept, %, having caused the death Of for
! y i've persons by selling them nninspects,
pork, which hsppesea 10 be Rled sith tri
chime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-11

COMMON sxseR euaht 10 teach sny one that med
i-tas that the sntks medical faculty npqnafsdy
dorss, asA siasAts grssfoe IN psssdsity ersay day
nuss b sale ard reliable remedy EsaA the advsr.
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-Fivs fasilijjesId ssssvsIly.ssSs. .er.. ;
asssopolisaa Les6ss ase islsa up 81 ssa.s
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A Cough, a Cold, or q Sore Throat,

R&qsrss Isn edsts s.fsntson and should be checked
Ifailawsd to eaniinns,
Irritation - the Las9s. Permanent
Threat Disease, or Consumption,
L. fssn Ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-11

THE HEALING POOL
An Essay for Yonnx Men ON th< Crime
81 Asiit ndss ssd the pise~ees and kba@s Sfeh
create iupt!lrtnts to MARRIAGE With suse mean, Of
geaSsf t-at Ia ssss letter snvslaps. BE- oesAres.
AAds-s, Dr.. sSiLLEs HoGaHTos. Hswssd Asso-
cstisn, Philadelphia Pa Isept27.
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Browns Bronchial Troches

TIVE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI.
] u kEc8 or Al IsyAIsR.
Pubifshs6 for the benefit. sad ckurIoy TO
YOUNG AKy doskefs. wko sssssr FROM seryoes De
biHty. Fse4asirre Decay ef Aa1hocd, &C.. sppti: ug
TER NJ Axs CT ssIy-Gsss. write1 ~ oae aba cured
bsssseH ssh frsena .sSfae poss-ai5 directed
90 vsse1%- Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brock.
fyp Y. Alec Zee by sss patiisser. Circular
OF AIsY ~ ALI, the grsss Poem TIE War.
eteia-asvam
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FROA THE SUJTH.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 10.
The Avalanche's Little Rock special Of to-
night says: Reliable information states that
on the morning Of the 18th, four oonpsnies
Of militia commanded by Col. Guy, Of Rome
county, entered the town Of Lswisburg shoot
ing i every ditectica. They marched to The
stsrs Of Mr. CasI md sst Gre % Il. During
the FIRE. Cay was shes down and his body
thrown into the flames after rifling his pock-
ets. The town 10 still Q. cnpied bY the militia
who 60 shooting and shouting through
the Streets No one was permitted TO Leave
Without . pass. All is quiet q Augusta. It
is said that prominent citissns prompted the
astask on tho militia. Fearing that ! mis-.
representation might be abroad, the people
desire the interference of United States
troops in their bshalf. 4 meeting was held
ia Batssvills to-day. All parties participat-
I'd, declaiming for peace under any cireuu-
stances, and promising support TO .hs civil
authorities. The arrest Of Merriws.her, Z
prominent radical Of lndepsndencs county,
by Gen. Upham, at Augusta, on charge Of
discourasing enlistmsnts to the militia, Gre
ates some sensation.
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FRO1 NEW ORLEANS.

NV YoRK, Dec. 10.
A New Orleans.sreci 81 Of the 18th, to the
Herald says the ateamer Havsnna, which
cleared from New York for New Orleans as
q merchant " sci hoisted the Peruvian flag,
when tho crew mutinied and they were dis
charged. The Custom officers boarded her
on Friday and the Captain refuses TO snter
her II the Custom House on the plea that
she il 1 Peru viAn nsval yeseeL
Collector Fuller has demanded Of the Pc
ruvian officials the production Of the vessels
papers showilg by what authorityva vessel
clearine = Ne YdkAs n>rchslt forNsw
0rleAnScan appeer Aes - 7 vs(el Of NJ,
aad not getting any s1tisfac((ba VIA to-nst>
'ss:, iss 'o,si essss - isss '''-
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LAH c1I.K n A1cHRs

LosDox, Dec. IL.
The French oficial Journals ssy that the
changes in the Ministry are the confirmation
Of the Emperor programme Of policy, which
is liberal Al home and pacific.
CossrAsrrxoplx, Dec 10.
The rumor to the effect that the Turkish
Admiral Hobart Pacha, followed the Greek
steamer Erosis into the harbor OF Syra and
sunk her, lacks confirmation.
II is reported that the commander Of the
French var shin Fabin, requested the Turk.
ISL Admiral not to adopt any coercivs meas
ures until he heard from Constantinople.
This tho Admiral egrsed y do, and now
awaits orders.
MADRID, Dec. l9.
The election for members Of ths Court are
proceeding in corporated cities. There he's
been no disorder. I large majority ofthoss
slscssd are favorable 10 ths fornasion Of .
nonep1hAl ibsa ofeossrnnsat.
The Government authorizes tho statement
that the treaty Of psacs with the chilian
Government may bs considered accomplished.
I.osDox, Dec. 10.
DispaschSs from Conatsntinople reports
that the Turkiah commander Omar Pacha,
has bssn forbidden By his Government to
invade the Greecian Territory, unless the
armed bands Of Greeks pass the Thesalonian
frontier.
PARIS, Dec. 10.
Tho Moniteur has the following de-
tails or the Erosis affair: The Erosis An.
swered Hobart Pacha' signal With shot and
Immediately sought refuge in port Syrs,
where ii was blockaded by vessels Of the
Turkish fleet. Hobart Pacha avowed his
willingness 70 abandon the blockade, on con.
dition that the Erosis should be escorted to
Athens BY the Grescian frigats and there
await tbs result Of the judicial proceedings
for the outfaes committed.
The following dispeach was received from
Censlansiaopls, b1arias date Of Dee. 10.
Tn 0rssk'ss Embassador ia this city 10
day, demanded Of the powers The prossc-
ton Of Greek subjects in Conssonsinopls.
The French Enso, % tAs psst # the Gov
srnment declined to give IN opinion in the
matter.
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o1xAfB.
NJ. Nye istsudseod It'll 70 provide fos
ths raossamhlaee a tAs Coaslitsiiosal Con-
vsatioa q GsssEia, end isstfucting it to
amend the Constitution % - TO placs beyond
doubt The right Of any citisen, biackor white,
10 hold oaies Il sfsfrsd to the Judiciary
Commiites.
A rsaolution vas adopted requesting The
Judiciary Ceoaissss 70 rspsft : bill for the
rssppointmsst Of representatives 10 coaeress
il accordance with section ; OF the 14sh
amendment.
Mr.. Chandler moved 10 take up the House
bin fixing the duty on coppsF DC. Lost, 70
to IS.
Mr.. Nys presented the crslsutisls Of Mr..
Galbess, senator elect from Florida, which
vsrs allowol . 1fe q The ta2le.
n. Moesill offered . rseo1uties requesting
Pseeidea4 = infosn ths 6esats whstAa any
inslruetiosa AAd bses given % the psocssd-
isQ ineeitd II to pssvsnt IL pa0mees 70
Laird = ca. builders Of the Aiaha0a, he
proceeds of the claim when Is was built BY
them for the Ceofsderats Eovsrnnsns, snd
now in tks han1o e - xa6toaant Treasurer
ct New York. and 70 rscurs The peyasat Of
tie ppooeoas a. saad sysooer % ths owners
Of vessels Destroyed b. the Alahama.-
Adopted.
Adiourned.
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Psov,psxcs. q,

PRovlDsxCE, Dec. 10.
DR.. Usher Parsons, = enninont aad Vefy
respectable psrson Of this city, did - dAy,
aged 80 years. He wos 9afeeoa - he H.
ahsp La1reaas u Tie battle Of IAke lido.
and last serving a. the commanding o1icsr Of
the prize feet.
BUsrALe, Dee, 10.
4 An informal nes4ioR of ahe Bulale Doasd
Of Trade va held this noseine = eoooiles
what measures srs necesessy to. aoenro the
eulafgsmont Of the Erie oanaI and 4 redue.
ton Of the tolls. Imporsass essiou win be
taksh IN ss~ days.
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CLOTHIERS.

CLOCKs, WATCHES = JEwELRY.
San 91sidese .............. Nss : Estss ouss.
T. r. j. Ayres 4 Eons... ....,...8 81 Main street
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TEE JNDHAE oUTR ACES -0BnERAI.
ri sHERlDAN's REpoRr.
Custom House. Frauds In New
York.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED In NEW YORK rs.
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Oiocks- Wholesale 4 Retail.
@ Dyianse ........ ......... Nos 4 2 Estes House
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G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Tkfrd-N., BET. Main e JOHNSON,
rlAa iust reoeived 6ne ssook Of Cloths oi
IL 4 Eano - U1u Dahe raAss, vsees ~ eca,s
sAsss saaa svw Mora. 1ss psssg u th1s sall and
sxsaina. S<s8sa -sssss. IAsst7.d
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vsneilI, Jcass I Co...eof Third Main streets.
Hsss, Stern 4 Co......cor Second 4 Main streets.
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. b. Cross B Co y..................13a 13a Maj Street
'unsan, Ksrls q Co........l40 i IS2 Nh street.
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FURNITURE E

0ng4avin4, Brands, 4 Seals.
Bird ess ss....................Nos / 4 Estss Houet
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DRY oOODe-WnOLESAL

0ENTIoTNY.
LC IngssssIl- ,..Ssf Third > Main, (upstairs)
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O0voO-W AOABoALD = AETA11s.
wilkinsoa, DAstlstt . Co..........v4 Main stsest
Kerr Euasos .........ol main sssset
DR. 0sC0nAor.. .6s u ain ssrsst
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KEUKUK D1RECT0KY.

0OO13 = AD0U81-A1yAHs
Hxisfawp ks4iess. - Main street.
Hsisksnp ADss...... 111in etnht-het 4tA sth.
Hart, Iss MAin street.
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n 0hs3lsy Sens Main s1reet.
1YanSY. Ifwln Co los Main street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
" HtuYRaa .l6S South Love-.
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Gas = STEAM FITTINer.
Msoar = Son johnson street, be ID lth
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0oin. Silver Wars.
- .NoarA Estss Houns
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A drfasnt Of twenty per cent. VIII be allowed 10
t;Inks a fonr orr persNns Thus -FOUR cct-r. O.
Bisot wood, Of Review. will be 10 0as ad-
dyss. fer fl2 81.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-29
, STATE NEWS.
Tho Red Wing Argus, Democrat
10, has suspended publication.

The Red Wing Aryus, Democrat
10, has suspended publication.
"A vsnder Of campaign pictures in
this city, sold, this week, eighty'one
pictures Of Grant, and one of Seymour.
-Rochester Post
"A little son Of Mr.. Miller, says the
Post, had his arm broken, and narrowly
escaped death from steer which at
tackled him----Tho same paper says
that Henry Beardsley was caught by
his clothing in the upper knuokle joint
Of the tumbhns rod Of a threshing
machine, and received such injuries As
resulted in his death.
The Chas6eld Democrat says the
hop house and barn Of Dennis Jacobs
vas burned, With some 2l00 pounds Of
hops aud lot Of barley, corn, bay, &C.,
mixing loss Of about s2,O00-no in
surance.
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The editor Of the Anoka Union is
satisfied "trom personal knowledg and
participation in all the acts of the dra-
ma" as he olassically calls the dead
mems Convention) that Andrews is the
"1egular nominee Of the party" This
"pcrsona) participation" comprised the
momen;ous responsibility of being a
delegate from county not included in
the call! and without any credentials
or authority whatever from the voters
Of tho county. Such testimony is val
liable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-29
II. c. WAIT, Register,
oct156wa II. c, BURBANK. Receiv,
IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI.
~ Oct. u, 1868

augustus E. Whitney:
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the LIST DAY OF DECEMBER 1855 a, 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon of the said day and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1855,
made BY you October 5th, 1865 upon the n 4 sw n
section 20, township 121, range q, in the Dis
notbe Cancelled, James H. Sewers alleges an aban.
donment you and proposes then and there
show the same when yo1 will be permitted to contest
such showing. nc. Wait, Register,
Oct15-6wc H. C., BURBANK Racaixer
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-29
The factionists on last week Thurs I

The factionists on last week Thur
day nominated G. G. Andrews as their
candidate for Congress in this District,
and all the world wears a broad grin.
There Is no prospect Of his
election, and, what is more, there is
scarcely probability that he will &C.
eomplish the object Of his nomination.
and throw the district into tho hands
Of tho Democracy; but whatever may
DO tho result, Gen. Andrews has dug
bis political grave, and the question is
what we're the inducements offered fer
his suieide.-Hastings Gazette.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-10-29
T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL September q, 1865.

C77tn A. Cbe:
SIR You are Hereby notified to appear at this Office
on tho 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1865 at 10 o'clock in
The forenoon of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 2lOe, made by
yon April 70, 1866, upou the IL section Ii, town
atst Cloud Mnn not be Cancelled IS Fred Sch-o-
uer alleges al abandonment thereof ty you and pro-
pses then and there to show the same when you Will
he permitted to contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
sep2.-5&ll H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, x1NN.
~ September Is, 1868.
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear 1t this oic,
on the sra DAY OF Nov EMBER, 1865 at 10 o'clock i,
the forenoon Of tbs said day and then and there shov
cause why Your Homestead Entry No. 400, made b,
you October 20 1856, upon the S %ne Use X sec
ton ~ township LA, range g. the District Of land
subject to sale at St. Cloud, Mimi. should not b.
cancelled, as Nicholas Helms alleges an aban
Comment thereof by you, and proposes then and the
to show the same when You will be permitted to con
test sucn showing. II. c. WAIT Register
sep17-6wH II BURBANK Rec.;x.r
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81. G WAIT. Register,
sepA-6w1 nc. BURBANK' Rece;var

IT =. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
y. September I'D, 1865.
ca stem 16Tnsen:
SIR You are hereby notified tc appear at this ofac.
on the lSrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1865, at 10 o'cloci
I'D inc forenoon Of the said day, and then and ther.
by You April 18th, 1857 upon the ma Sc Il section 81
township l2s, range 80, in the District of land.
subject to sale q: St. Cloud, Mimi, should not b.
the cot by you and then and tlere to SHOW
showing. 'N0'
II. c. WAIT, Register,
sep2+6wt nc. BURRANK Raco;vor