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Tbe silence of the Arctic Night.

In his new work, ''The Open Polar Sea. !"
DR.. Hayes thus describes the fearful solitude
and stiffness of the Arctic night:
sI have gone out in the Arctic night, and
viewed nature under varied aspects. l have
rpioiced with her in her strength and com.
mined With her in repose. l have seen the
Wild burst of her anger, have watched her
sportive play, and have beheld her robed in
silence l have walked abroad in the darkness
when the winds were roaring through the hills
and crashing over the plain. have strolled
along the beach when the only sound that broke
the stiffness was the dull creaking of ice tables
as they rose and fell lszily with the tide. |
have wandered far out 90 the frozen sea, and
listened to the voice of the icebergs bewalling
their imprisonment; along the glacier, where
forms and falls the avalanche; upon the hill
top, where the drifting snow, coursing over
the rocks sang its plalntive song, and again L
have wandered away to some distant valley
where all these sounds were hushed, and the
air was still and solemn as the tomb
And it is here that the Arctic night is most
impressive, where its wonders are unloosed to
sport and play with the mind S vain imagin-
ings The heavens above and the earth be-
meath reveal only an endless and tathomless
quiet. There is no where around me an evi-
dencc Of life or motion. stand alone in the
midst of the mighty hills. The tall cliffs climb
upward, ,and are lost in the gray vaults of the
skies. The dark cliffs standing against their
slopes of white, are the steps of vast amphl-
theatre.
The mind finding no rest on their bold sum-
mits wanders into space. The moon weary
with her long vigils, sinks to her repose. The
Pleiades no longer breath their sweet influence.
Cassiopea, and Andromeda and Orion, and all
the infinite hostssof unnumbered consultations,
fail to nfuse one spark of joy into this dead
atmosphere. They have lost their tenderness,
and are cold and pulseless. The eye leaves
them and returns to the earth, and the tremb-
ling ear awaits something that will break the
oppressive silence. But no football of living
thing reaches it. No wild beast howls through
the solitude. There is no cry of birds to emil
ven the scene; no tree among whose branches
the wind can sigh and moan. The pulsations of
my own heart are alone heard in the great void;
and as the blood courses through the sensitive
organization of the ear, I am oppressed as with
discordant sounds Silence has ceased to be
negative. It has become endowed with posi-
tive attributes. | seem to hear and see and
feel it. It stands forth as frightful spectre,
filling the mind with overpowering conclousness
ofuniversal death-proclaiming the end of all
things and heralding the everlasting future.
Its presence is uncomfortable. | spring from
the rock upon which l have been seated, |
plant my feet heavily on the snow to Danish its
awful presence, and the sound rolls through
the night and drives away the phantom.
have seen no expression Oh the face OF ma
ture so filled with terror as the silence Of the
Arctic night t" =
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'CE CREAM SA LO D N .

ECE CREAM SALOON.
BRENGLES
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No 121, King street,
Having been thoroughly repaired, roftted
and refurnished, is now open for the accommo-
daton of tho public
Ladies and gentlemen will find this saloon an
agreeable place in which to refresh themselves
with ICES and CONFECTlONS.
ICE CREAM at $3.50 per gallon.
ICE CREAM, Orangeade, Chocolate Cream,
Water Ices and Confectionery furnished at the
shortest notice and delivered to any part of the
city. Je l3--t1
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of cription-Invariably in Advance
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

md VIKG n A al 4 4 L ID d Is
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

susre OF eight lines one dollar, for tho first insertion
u ,v,nty-iye cents for each subsequent Liberia
s,o. s made with yearly advertisers.
E,, E,1 Notices and Obituaries will be charged
Recommendations of personal character, will be charg
- f,r at advertisement rates.
A.. CONCENTRATIONS must be accompanied by the names OF
thu auhor rejected communications cannot returned
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind end body ere the; OFT
necessary requisites to promote connubial hap
pincss. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes &. weary pilgrimage; tho
prosp, CT hourly darlens to the view, the mind
becomes snadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection thai the happlnoa' :.
another becomes blightcd with your own.
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TRAVELLING TRUNxs.-Fine Sole Leather
Trunks. Ladies' Dress Trunks Packing Trunks,
Valses, Leather Bags, Sstchels, &C., in every
variety, at S. DEALHAM's,
: iv lO8 King St.
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sep 5-1ni
c. O Nj + 0 Il

" IN G. CO. Nj + o Il Il.
Having spent some time away from home IN
order to test the merits of the various Fire Place
Heaters, wo have returned, prepared to otter to
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AMUSEMENTS. A
@DACON AND GREENS"

% BACUN AND FhEhNS.
DR.. BAGBY will deliver his celebrated hu-
morous lecture on
before the Alexandria Christian Association, at
the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on the evening Of
TUESDAY, the 29th instant. at s o'clock.
Tickets Csc, Reserved Seats 35c. Box Sheet
open at French's, No. 95, King street.
sep 24-td
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MT E " S A = o O y .
TOGSWELL & JACKSON,

NOGSWELL & JACKSON,
OYSTER PACKERS s. DEALERS,
And furnishers of
FRIED, STEWED & ROASTED OYSTERS,
No u, North St., ,Asaph street,
Near Washington, Alex. s. Georg. R.R.DepoD
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We respectfully solicit the custom of our
friends and the general public, AS we are deter
mined TO furnish Oysters in every quantity,
quality and style. sep 14-tf
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YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves by, q Ger
tain practice, INDUCED in, habit tro
Quent}y learned from evil companions or M
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and, if not cured, re1deEi S
marriage impossible, and destroys both mInd
and body. should apply immediately ,.... ..
his country, the pride Of his parents, should De
snatchcd from ali prospects and enjoymoAtz OF
life by The consequence of deviating from tn
path Of nature, and indulging IN Il certain ae-
,,lot
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DIANOS-1 have just received one Of those
beautiful parlor Gem Pianos, 8 reduced
Size, oct, mad eby Vose--an instrument ! can
especially recommend. Having purchased m my
Re or ssa %g on tfhS
| have them also for rent aL my Warcrooln1 u
north Washington ST., corner Of Queen; 17yv,
sep 19-iW '. bENNG b- Gte-
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DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. DC.

NEW FALL GOODS
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Left hand side going from Baltimore @tror1
few doors from The Corner Fail not 10 observe
name and number. ,
zssg- y letters received unless post paid, '"'d
containing stamp TO be used on the rePIy'-
Persons writing should state age, &rd "Gnu I poI'
ton Of advertisement describing SYMPTOMS
The Doctors DIPLOMA hAhg9 III LL' ~" o''1'0
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.

mont IT. wthi2 @ the last twenty years; and the m.
morous mPort@n arSs 0PeTH%tG%" HS %o PSr5%f.
Ry Dr. oa*22 4 1nT T3Ssr0 @6or psp5 DS G ooco Of
wbicb Ui i1 have %, appcared again and again bo!or
tbe publc, besides his standing rs !" gentleman
of cf@ cbarsctcr and respectnbIity, is sutliciow
guarantee to tho afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Baltimore jan 7-ly
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.HOl FOR THE BLACK CROOK

FLOOR MANAGERS.
| r. TomIinson. Geo. Smith Rch'd Purcell.
c. A. Stone.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
r. Tomlinson. Geo. Hinkin VIM. Dobie.
Thos. Wilburn. John r. Cross. F. Penn.
COOKS BAND has been engaged for the
occasion. sep 22--eotd
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Maln0cr Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
London, Graduate Of one Of the most cmiheA'
Dart Of whose life has been spent in the hcspit,
ais Of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and else
where, has effected some Of the most "$to4IslI
Ing cures that were ever known, many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed 81 sGddea
Sounds, bashiulness, with frequent biuSnIng! At
tended sometimes with arrangement OF wnd
were cured Immediately.
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DIR. JOHNSON
BALTIMORE, MD.

OFFICE, 10. :, 5oUTn FR&DEHlcG STHE
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GTOVES
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Are now in receipt Of large assortment OF
NEW FALL GOODS.
Oe s. LINDHEIMER, q
Kim, Of 81

sep23
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-05
0ENC1HE RECONsTRUCT1ON.

"When Congress is prepare ed to substi-
sway, We shall hail the advance."-Cop-
Pe'head exchange.
.-Whatis s:genuine reconstruction 2"
We'eontend that it fis1 that form Of
union in which all men are free and
equal--the sins Of the Rebel forgotten
and the rights Of the Freedman as,
sured. We could have wished this
through the operation Of Impartial
Suffrage and Umy ersal Amnesty. We
cahaot now reach J Il that way, thanks
TO Andrew johnson and the Rebel
spirit which helms famed into new
life. We must try another. First, VIC
must secure the rights Of the loyal.
We must give them the ballot, and the
State Governments. We must make
them strong enough to protect them
selves. We must ovcrride-swccp
away, If necessary crush every impedi-
ment in the way. This is the demand
Justice makes upon US, and that de-.
mand w. are nov answering to the
best Of our power. That being over.
We ere willing, to think Of Mercy, and
"a. shall insist upon the largest remis-
sion Of sins and the fullest communion
of citizenship. This will make "ecpu-
inc reconstructlon." "We are hard at
{, work at one branch of it, and just now
propose only to do one thing at time.
Justice now Mercy when the time
comes.-Nep Xoyk Tribune.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

The, Publishers will commence, on1NO-
vember LIST, the issue. of HARrER's BAzAR,
Weekly illustrated Family Journal. de-
voted to Fashion and Home Literature.
Their ain is twofold to supplya the exist
ing need Of Weekly Fashion Newspaper,
ind to combine herewith 4 first-elass liter
ary journal, which will be indispensable to
every household.
Arrangements have been made, At sn im-s
msnse cost, with the most celebrsted Of the.
fashion Papers Of Europe, especially with
the famous ':Baza," Of Berlin, which sup
plies the fashions to the, leading journals
OF Paris, to furnish tho same to them in
advance, 80 that hencefofth the fashions,
vii! appear in Hsrper's Bazaar simullsne-
ousiy with their publication in Paris and
Berlin AN advantage enjoyed by no other
journal in the country.
The patrons Of >Harpers Bazaar will re-
ceivc every fortnight large pattern-plates.
containing from forty to fiftv full-sized
patterns Of ladies', misses', and children's
bonnets, eloaks, dresses, under-clothine.
and other articles, accompanied with the
| necessary descriptions and directions. and
occasionally an elegant Colored Fashion
Plate Of the size Of Harpcr's Weekly.
| Harper's Bazar will contain Is folio pa
ges Of the size of Harper's Weekly, printed
on. super6ne ealendered paper, and will be
published weekly.
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1868.
The Publishers have perfected q system
Of mailing by which they can supply Ii.
Magazine, Weekly, and the Bazaar prompt,
to those who prefer to receive their periodi
calls directly from the Office Of Publication
Postmasters and others desirous,of eettin,
up Clubs will be supplied with : shov-bii
on application.
The postage on Harper's Bazaar is q
cents year, which must be paid at tn
subscribers post-ofiee.
Harper's Bazaar, ono year $40
| An extra copy Of either the Magazine
Weekly, or Bazaar will be supplied graft
for every Club Of Five Subscribers at $40
each, in one remittance or Elk copies 70
$4,000.
Back numbers can be supplied at an
time.
*x*Subscriptions sent From BIRTHS
I North American Provinces must be sseou
panied with 20 cents additional, to prsps
United States postage. Address
HARPER l. BROTHERS,
! ' Franklin Square, New Yorl
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IT, s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI.
W November 18th 1867.


Humphrey H. Jones and Aartn 4. Butts-tezd:
SIRS: You and esch of you are hereby notified =.
appear at this eesee on the 10TH DAYzOP JASUIRY
1865, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF the ~ do.
then And there show cause why your Homestsad
Entries No2o naae BY you Humphrey H. Jene,
November lst, le65. upon the se II section Is toxn
ship l9s naos. 81, and Henestesd No: so12 made tv
you Martin l. Butterfeld upoa lots No, .nd 2 q,
section 70 aa4 lot !, section q. in township LIS.
range -, IN the District of lsnds subject Ia ~ A.
St. Cloud MIMI, should DOT be Cancelled q Asxsndr
Moore alleges an abandonment thereof Nv xon
and proposes then and there to taov ~ .sn.
when you WILDE permitted to contest suel ahoviue.
H. G. WAIT, Re*lner
novz1'ewl II. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
Notice il given that the above case is hereby nos,
poned until the 18th day Of January. 1865, u The
t. HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
yanloows h. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
St. Cloud MINI, Jan. 10, 1865
The above eass is hereby postponed until February
NC. WAIT, Register,
- ~ 3:,.3 !: IL = eBCkBANk, Receiver
st. Cloud, Jan. 18th, 1865. ian30t2w
The above case is hereby postponed TIL February
HENRY c. WAIT, Register
St. Cloud, Feb. eth, 1865. febls2w
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The following kilograms, read with
other documents in the Senate on the
10Th ult., show conclusively, if any
thing additional were needed, that Gen.
Grant has all along been aiding the
Congressional plan of reconstruction.
Like wise man, he acted without in
flictins upon the country at all TINES
his "views :"
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1867.
Major General John Pope.
I think your views are sound both
in the construction which you give to
the laws of Congress and the duties of
the Supporters Of good government, to
see that when Reconstruction is effected
no loop hole is left open to give
trouble and embarrassment thereafter.
1t is certainly the duty of District
Commanders to study what the trainers Of
then reconstruction laws wanted to ex-
press as much as what they do express,
and to execute the laws according to
that Interpretation, then l bel eve they
had generally done and so far have the
approval of all who approve the Con-
gressional plan Of reconstruction.
Signed. q. s. GRANT, Genl.
On tho 23d Of December last, Gene
raj Grant telegrapbed to General Pope
asiollovs:
The constitutions adopted by tic
constitutional conventions now in ses.
sion are not laws of States until SUBJ
mitted to the people and ratified by
them. do not see, therefore, how you
can enforce laws enacted by them until
%, rati6ed."
Gen. Grant, Jan. 10th, telegraphed
to Gen. Mead approving the latter's
conduct in removing the state, treasurer
Of Georgia for not obeying tho orders
Of the. constitutional conyc ntion, as
follows: >T'@- -" r."T& : = y,
"Do not interfere with elections
ordered by the Atlanta Convention,
unless very satisfactory reasons exist for
doing 20.
a. Az district Commanders you will be
perfectly justi6able in adopting as your
- nderthe ~ hvs proposed 10 the
constitutions to be submitted to the
people Of Alabama and Georgia"
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ono patients, of whom fifty-two> are fe-
males aud forty males. About a
dozen are convalesccnt, and some 9th
.cys have a iair prospect Of recovery
The bti,diag s. hows occupied arc alto
gcthcr inadequate for the accommodate
ti<n Of the patients. 1t is not un-
common thing for two or even three
to occupy the same bed,7-and they are
huddlod together in manner anything
but favorable for the bettering Of their
condition.
In the House on Thursday some de.
bate was had, while in the Committee
Of the Whole, on tho bin changing the
name Of Andy johnson county to Ben
Butler. 1t was amended by striking
out Ben Butler and inserting Pettijohu,
and as amended recommended to pass.
This action will probably be reconsider
ed, and the name of some one who has
."gone to,his reward" and left a good
record behind him be substituted.
Hon. NJ. Bovee, of Wisconsin, al
dressed the Legislature on Wednesday
evening, on the Abolition of Capital
Punishment. His address is highly
spoken of by all who heard It,
The bill appropriatiog s3,ooo tor
State and County Agricultural Socie-.
ties has passed the Senate. - -
There is a growing feeling in the
House against Normal Schools, and it
would not be at all strange if that class
of schools received a fatal stab at the
hands Of the Tenth Legislature.
OF the three hundred and odd bills,
memorials and joint resolutions which
have been introduced in the two branch
es, but fifty or sixty have yet been act.
ed upon by the Governor.
Ramaley, Hall and Cunninghams is.
sued on Friday the prospectus OF new
daily evening paper, to be called the
Rneef: The following morning the
Pres, came out with IN announcement,
directly vuder its editorial, Of an even
ing Press, to be issued on the I'd Of
March, just ono week earlier than the
Di.patch. Another phase Of mean
ness, and one that made their intentions
even more palpable, if such thing
were possible, was the terms for which
the evening edition was to be furnish
'ad1t~6 Cents and half per week less
thru the Dispatch, ten cents less per
month, and one dollar less per annum.
However, their haste to. forestall the
,bsx enterprise will not win, for the pa
per will live or die according to its own
merits, and the Press Company will be
taught a lesson, j. G. that though pow
erful, they have net yet reached that
altitude Of greatness which will permit
them to dictate to the people Of St.
PAUL ard vicinity what particular pa
pr the: sA:s,l patron;=e and read. 1T
l':S' lat :; t'!2 o;.ini. 4 Of
Years nen!ently,
.tto
:. -
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r 3: LAND OFFICE, sr. CLOUD, MN,

TT 3. LAND OFFICE, sr. CLOUD, MIN,
<O.Ic January 2sth, lSos. -
Ak: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 171a DAY or MARCH loos, at 10 O'Clock IA
she 1ereooon ofthe said day and then aid there SHOW
cause Why ysur Homestead EntEy No. z6z}, lpsde ~
sysh Juhe Iii 1856 UPON the seL sectionZ6 town.
sipsl2 Aaage gam tbs DnuGeu LsDds subject
sale at Sc. Cloud, MINI. should not be caEce.ed as
Join Za1pek snsss IN satandtellae,rt thereof "
you and proposes then and there 70 show tho snme
'xhsny0ns <hfbI rs1mass1 70 Contest such showing
.. II. G.. WAIT, kexister
jan306ws -; : N. g. 'BUkB4NK, lssslyer
- = = .9Es-E& II Esis7st : = -
T AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MIMI,
L.. ~. - ~ January nth, l6a8. ="
LSsst1l<s o. BSyon:
81: You are hereby notiaed eppssx At this o1ce
On the ls7h DAY " MARCH 1868, 1T 10 o'clock
Of the said dsy and then aad there show
yo9, April 18th lst1, spon the sw n SC
Sios ~, township range H. in the District GLANDS
Ssi1sct to ssls st St.CtvSd Nina. shsua Mt IT, cs-
csled - Yf4nklin Walker slieges ~ abandonment
t6sseof BY you and pssosss then md there - s,ssw
TIE same hen you viii be permitted to contest such
showing. HENRY C.. WALT Eexfater.
jsnak-Ixs y. q BURBANK, kse..ssx.
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GrArE OF MINNESOTA.-DIsTRICr COURT
- Seventh Judicial District, County Of saeaxos-ss,
Aleett. Wet Plaintiff,
James c. shepley, Defendant.
The State of Minnesota:
To james G. shepley, the above named Defendxnt.
the complaint in this action which is on e in tn
otcs Of the Clerk If this Court at Ais okcs in the
TOWN Of St. Clord in said stearns County. STATE a
Ai1nesos. ana to serve copy Of your snswerto the
so complaint On the Subscribers at in said
te~n Of St. Cloud within twenty days after the SER
yice d tbs s!lHao upn yua, exclusive Of thesday
q such service; and If you fail to answer the
ths action Nll 'take judgment aas5i6t WOO Tor the
sum OF and $500 dollars, with interest on
that sun, att ter cent. Pr anuun ftun and seince
the 18th Day Of August D. 1852 besides her costs
..:.;! 70 .;7:-.: sg7 GORDON COLLINS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated st. Cloud, Ja0aaEy 3lst. 1865. feb6-6v
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plosssie consequence hsquenty entsili.s upon til:
tAos> Wi1A IN h1 + connected we'll. To such
offer cur services, aud conAdently assert that this
disease MY - cared IN IN oases when enccsnpcated
With any organic disease in itself lnSeIAose
All diseases enumerated in the Report are meet
successfully treated at the Institute
10 FEnA1rs-Special attention is given to tho nsla
dies peculiar to the sexa :
We have . Tayir CLASP which We guarantee to per-
aneitly cure varcociie enlargement of the veins
inside the scrotum in four days. Sead for circular.
varieocile Is fully treated upon in our
full and comprehensive treatise upon the medical
sd surgical treatment ef all diseaeee described in
tie "Repert-rzise 500: Office Concert Hall Block,
"a street, -. x
THIS lNsr1ruTloS Is CRARzEREp 81 LEGISLATIVE
ENACTMENT. Address all Communications to
80 - =. 2-yrF GALENH iNSTITCTE,
T. O. Box 1879, st. Paul Mimi. vl0n2s-1
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IT e:-LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD. MINI
w. = =. ks0r1AIy Goth lag

!" 0AN0 0111CE, Fl. CLOUD, MINI
John fShrson: AS'
s 1oa r. hereby notified to appear 4. th +, o1so-
on the 10Th DAY or APRIL, lStx. At "a a,.s1Ns
NJ o. the laid day sed then and there show e.e..
February 2sth, 1867, upon us n xne e " yea
NV section TO- township Ia rsnge IS in tn, Di.tc,
Of anas subject to sale u 81. Cloud. MINI should nos
os c1esea, Is Christian 0ukkeson a9ss "A ab.ndon
@ent taeteof by you and proposes then and th.re
shoE ne sems when yoa viii be permitted to conte.r
suen showing. H. c. WAIT, Register.
febH -6WS H C. RIIR r ~
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RI 8. LAND orF1eB, sr. CLOUD; MIMI,

u November 29th, 1867.
Daniel ". Ctlmt,dells sd Gideon X. Ha,ukins:
SUES: YQp and each, Of you aFe hereby notified
to appear 1t tha Office on tho 25ffi b AZ OF JANtt
ARE 1865 ct A. O'Clock in tho forenoon Of the said
day, and thon and there show cause why your Home
3ist; 1ssS, upon the nv 4 md ne Z Section Il,
township l22 range 81, in the District otsnas subject
10 sale at st. Cloud Mnn should not DO Cancelled, a
benjamin G. Daniels" alleges an. abandonment
thereof you, and proposes then Apd there to show
the samc, whom you wf permitted to contest Ouch
sheyins. ~. =; I HENRY g WAIT, Ragts&sr,
decSBWA' S'1A H.CtHUKBANKs, ketetvsr.
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