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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-26
" CARPET BAGGERS."

Some Northern born men of good
morals and loyal character being among
the representatives sent to Congress
from the Reconstructed States, the
Copperhead press Sc. up howl agains.
the /" Carpet Basgers,' as they term
those worth successors of the Toombes,
Wigfalls and Brookses Of the old days
OF the Chivalry regime. That portion
OF mankind who are ignorant of Demo-
cratic history might be led to infer
fom these exclamstious agsinstthe said
=. Carpet Baggess !" that itinerant poll
,icians seeking for Offices we're un-
kuown TO, or at least unencouraged by,
Democratic usage. But the light OF
history reveals some strange things
Let US employ it to guide us in our
search among the Office seekers and Of |
Zee hoilers Of Caiifornis il her days Of
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Democratic rule. One Gwin, we think
once represented the Golden State il
the Senate of the United States. Per
haps be was q bona fide resident Of
California and not a carpet bag poll.
tician. One Weller was also Senator
in Congress from California. If our
memory. serves US rightly, his residence
in our sister State began with . sue
eessful hunt for Office and ended with
the expiration of his term as Governor.
How much more baggage than a carpet
bag was Ned Marshall ever known 20
possess q? And did not the Democracy
send him and Joe McCorkle (who did
own water tight trunk, that we know
of to Congress And how about Jim
Denver and Garden Seed Scott? Did
they ever remain in any locality long
enough to accumulate a sufficient
amount of store clothes and boiled shirts
to render necessary the employment of
anything bigger than a champagne bas-
ket "Carpet Baggers " Why,
when, after the Virginia Poor House
was transformed into Black Republi-
,an nursery, and the Insane Asylum at
Stockton ceased to be a cockpit; when
Frank Washington fled to Tehama and
he rotten egged had been elevated
lbove the rotten eggers when blue
'ellied Yankees commanded a premium,
md high toned Southern gentlemen"
nth crook necked canes took to FREE
luenting the lunch tables of bit grocer.
es; when it had become established that
'ermonter could hold Office while .
7irginian was out of position and at
lbows when that awful revolution
anne, it was as good as 4 play to watch
be maneuveres of the Democracy,
eaded by Dan Showalter, with only
ne carpet bag among dozen ofthem,
kedaddling for poor Mike Gray's ranch
t Mazatlan /" Seedy" was no name
n the looks of 'em Tom Henly staid
ehind to borrow shirts of Black Re-
ublicans, and Vince Geiger had to
rink Abolition whisky ON a credit a
e like a good thing but the denun- U
alton of {" Carpet Baggers by the
EN- ocratc press is too much like a /
ans making sport Of his own poverty a
I'd debasement
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,



| South Pass CITY. D. T., July "a
The pioneer quartz mill of the Sweet
water mining country, Tozer 4 Eddy
proprietors, commenced crushing rock
this afternoon from their claim on the
Cariso ledge.
| SCRANTON, Penn, July 22.-Abou,
200 strikers armed with clubs appeared
in the streets OF Wilkesbarre on Monday
| afternoon and Tuesday morning. They
visited the mines and shops about Will
kesbarre, forcing the men to quit work.
On Tuesday afternoon they marched to
Pittston, stopping the works there, and
along the way they have prevented the
trains from running on the Pennsylvania
Coal Company's railroad. 1. ir reported
that they do not generally violate the
peace or excite much alarm. Access
sions have made them 500 strong. They
march in two bodies and will form a
junction in this city to-day 1t has
been decided not to resist them as long
as they do not commit outrages.
ScRAsreN. July 23.-The strikers did
DO, visit this city to-day. They wen,
to Kingston and stopped. Iii under
stood that any further Interference will
be resisted by the Philadelphia Coal
Company. The Sheriff has issued a
warning the strikers if
hey do not dispense be will call On the
Governor for troops. ~
ATLANTA, July Ex-Governor Bull
ock was inaugurated Yesterday. His
diress is pacific and Repu blcan, and /
ondemns the President. "A
MONTGOMERY, July 23.-TLe Legisla- {
0re has elected Willard Warner Sena- S
Or for the short term General War
er is from Ohio, and was on Sherman's t
laif -----... - gore.
ATLANTA, July 23.-General Meade
as issued orders turning the State t
orernmeut over to the civil authori- ?
es. t
OMAHA, July 23-The Government y
commissioners have accepted an ad n
tional twenry miles OF The Pacific
silroai, making 700 miles. The track
laid fifteen m ilas hevnpd oil
BUFFALO, July 23.-The Feuian Con- e'
ess is in secret s"ssion in this city.
lie doors are guarded b, armed senti- pc
i, a2
WAssIyGrox, JAY 1.-THE Reed vi
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THE RuMoRED MEXICAN SCHEME.

The reported project of annexine
Mexico to the United States and the as.
sumption of her foreign debts by this
Government lacks an honest look upon
its face Accustomed to dealing with
pawlbrokers, the crowned heads of
Europe learned their tricks and tried to
practice them upon poor Mexico. They
sent money lenders there who loaned
to such adventures as Ortega, at usu-
rious rates of interest !; and then, as in
the case of Jecker, claimed mortgage
upon The country for the payment there
Of. Failing to induce the Government
Of Mexico to assume debts contracted in
attempting its overthrow, France, with
the connivance of England, Austria and
Spain, forced Ma1imiilan upon that
people. OF course the Imperial expert
nent had to be supported by money.
A "public debt" was created, and, as
in the case of the "Jecker claim" it
was fastened upon the Mexican people,
who had no interest in it because they
dill not contract it. These ventures of
money by European powers were not
made in Mexican interests they were
risks made IN defiance and utter disre-
gard of the Monroe Doctrine. The
Juarez Government rightly repudiates
all such debts and shall the United
States whose salvation from cisil war
was almost cotemporaneous with Mex
ico's freedom from Napoleon's usurpa-
ton, buy Up those debts at a discount,
taking a quit claim deed TO Mexico
therefor? Perhaps we misunderstood
The state Of the case. Bat we take this
view thereof because We instinctively
regard it as impossible that the Mexi.
,ans are ready to relinquiSh their ma
ionality in order to be rid of debts
which can not be equitably charged
against them. At the same time, we {
ire among those who think that Mex !
co would be largely the gamer were
he merged 10 the Great Republic but =
y winning her We fear that Uncle Sam .
would find himself with an elephan, r
pon his hands Even if Mexico should r
make our Government the offer to
causfer her allegiance and her terri +,
Dry to the United States upon our {
sreement to stand responsible for her II
Ultimate liabilities we should hesitate :,
, accept the bargain But if any :;
ads of the sort is to be made, let il r,
,me from those who have a right to IN
axe il. We want no law suits ever n,
GUIDED titles, no Mexican wars that Il.
i'll cost US thousands of lives and mil.
,ns of money. Whenever Manifest M
sstiny" shall make the annexation of 10
sxico an act ofjus,ice and honest pol 81
:, then and not until then will that be
,public be rightly and honestly sdded Co
the American Union The right of Or
.ction among the family of relatives th,
to be held as sacred as the right of &C
frsge among citizens of g. Republic.
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INJUNCTION ASKED FoR.-The Reyeille
of the 18th inst, which We received last
evening by way of Placerviile, says:
The agent of the North Buel Star has
made application to Judge Beatty for a tenn
porary Injunction or restraining order
against the Plymenth Company. and the
papers have been forwarded to the Judge
who 10 ut present IN California.
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TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
l and by virtue of Writs Of Execu'ioa. issued
on the 9Th day of July. A. b 1865. by l.. c. Nc
keebv, Justice Of the Peace for Carson Township
Ormsby county, Nevada, on judgments RENDERED
in said justices Court. on the llth day of ATTil
A. ID. 1868, for tax duly leviei, assessed and
equslzed 'or the h-ral year Of ls6S. hy the proper
officers # Ormsby county in the following cases
and against the property as hereafter escr.tei
have duly levied upon, and will expose To ale at
public auction in the manner prescribed by law,
in front Of the Court House door Of Ormsby coun-
ty, in Carson City.
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BORN

BORN
In Carson City, July "a, to the wife Of John
Rogers, =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-12

In Ofeubaoh's new opera, ia
Peric'ole," Schneider has to "play
drunk" which comes quite handy to
her. LA Periehol," is advertised as
very wicked opera. And per conse.
quenee it will be very popular.
when you see . man on . moon.
light night trying to convince lis sb,d-
ow that it is improper to follow . gen.
tleman, you may be sure i. !, biob
time for him to join the temperance
society ~ ~ / r H..
As one Of the signs Of the times i.
Spain, the portrait of Washington b.s
been placed under the grand canopy in
front of tho town hall in B,roelons. in
place OF the portrait of Isabel Seeund..
tom down.
nv. . CrN~rr! <r,N
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$25 REWARD.

etrayed or Stolen from the subscriber,
nving at Sank Rapids, on the I'd of Sep
temoer, 1868, ONE YOKE OF OXEN
one is speckled, with brass buttons on HE
horns the other was q deep red, has a
scar on left side back of shoulder; they
were about four years old each. I will pay
the above reward for their return or for
n formation that will lead to their recovery,
q -.'. .,.'....,......>. D. r. GOODHUE,
Sank Rapids, Sept, Is, 1868. = + n8.2m
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Livefy>jandSaIe Stable.

The undersigned has just erected ~
% large and commodious stable on the cor
ner OF Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
:ete Clark,s store, near the Central House,
!which,ka Installed With livery stock, com.
prising a number Of
:. TINE HORSE s,:: ~. : ;.
Suitable for either riding or driving, and =
variety Of lii t&iI i II :. - /. !.
HANDSOME Buea.1Es
Fer single or double team.
Comnodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready I'D ia :7:n:..
e All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
l,erals or "a Journey will be attended to
promptly 5ntW g."e@j!o o. h95#'
His stock is Of the best kind, ana he
invites his friends to CALL T. :" .!s'f"'3's&
L. B. sILsBY. ="
st, Cloud. June 2sd,. 1868. IL ravea49-ly
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II. 2. " 4
nov5-6wa II. G. BUR

TT s. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ October y; 1868.
Charles II. Baker:
sm You are hereby notified to appear At this ofsc.
en- the 18th DAY OF DEC EMBER 1864 nj ~ $500 ~
the forenoon OF said day and then and there sho
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1850. made bv
; you Jgiy 24th, isss: upon the ne II se X Sec
ton IT, township ~ range So in the Distiict Of ands
subject.to sale at St. Cloud, Mimi. should not ~
Cancelled, as Lewis Larson alleges an absn.
thereof by you and proposes then and there
testsuch showing. II. c. WAIT. REGISTER W..
nov5-6wJ II C BTRKHNE po,
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI.
;. EoxArahar Afh 1855 .'t-.'o

IT s. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MIMI. -.
!! November 4th, 1868.
Axnd n Nesobe,,y: 60
:, MADAM: iou are hereby notified to appear At tb;,
once on the 21sr DAY OF DECEMBER i86s. AZ IN
O'clock IN tue forenoon of tho said day and then and
made by you June "a 1896, upon. the Z No XeT
" section 20, township l2e, rans. 81 r. ths Ms.
tnt OF lands subject to sale It st. Cloud Mnn..
an abandonment thereof BY you. and nroncss.
then and there to show the same. yhsn io1 H5lIhs
permitted to contest such showing
-: 4 HENRY C. WATT Ierister
novo-ow1 H. C. BURBANK Raceiver
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~, October II. 1868

Hoth;,, -, October II, 1868.
on the 16Ew hereby motif ed to appear at this Office
IT, for.n,n "a " DECEMBER, 1865, At 1to'cIosk in
csn.s , OF the said day and then and there show
, sou A Tsy '1 iS,b ;s Ln5y 80
township ~, range rs ' IN TIM 1ns ne se section g.
caeGs !" sas at st. Cloud, MINI, should not X
s esneeis a. w. H. Andrews alleges an abanaon
~ ssa nesa ~ you AID proposes then and thee
test such showing. ~ e"n
Il c. WAIT, Rexiste,.
U'<So"h Il. c. BURB aNK, Receiver
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Farm for Ssle.

THE undereisnsd offers for sale II. good
! ,fsrsa Of icy aelres, q o 2, thsnorth end If
FOURTEEN NILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
= Sixty acres are tinbsr,ths balance prai-
. u and meadow! and the whole enclosed
With good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation On thd premises lisa
GOOD coMFoRrABLE HOUSE,
With stables. granary and storehouse, two
good wells, and otherimprovements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be- sold
cheap. Inquire atthis office, or Of, .,..s :,
IS. DAM, =. !,
von5o II Ont the premises. ;,
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/ AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD. MINI.
- October 80, 1868.

| AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD MINI,
- October 30, 1868.
Aacha'ias Ratpp:
SR: You are hereby notified to appear at tbi, of,,c.
on the l5rH DAY OF DECEABEk, 1865 At o'clock in
the OF the said day and then and there show
cause WY your Homestead Entry No. 11l6, made BY
10 range &c. in the district oands subject to sale At
81. Cloud MINI, should not be Cancelled, as william
Hussey alleges an abandonment thereof Gy Won. and
proposes then and there to show the same when YOU
Will 10 permitted. to contest such showing
&c. WAIT, Register,
noso-o~N II. C. BURBANK. Receiver
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
" October 18th, 1S64--

John Ashcnhurst:
SIR You are hereby notified TO appcarat THU ONE
on the 81 DAY OF DBcEMBER, 1885, At 10
o'clock in the forenoon of the said day and then and
,ees snow cause Why your Homestead Entry NJ
- section township 12e range So, Id tho District
Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, MINI sbGaii
nSs De Cancelled, as Hugh Bryce alleges an
spanaonment thereof by you and proposes thsI
permitted to contest such showing.
All, 49,, HENRY:C. WATT Reki.t;r:
: oetl5-owa II. C. BURBANK, Rceeizee,y
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T AMI OFFICE. st. CLOUD, MINI
~ $50. September Doth. 1868.

T IND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI
II September 10Th, 1868.
Sdmuet Nehring:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear At thit ONCE
on the 2o1H DAY OF NOVEMBER, lses, At 10 O'Clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1iaS
made by Won June 18th, 1885, upon the n x % Y.
sw section p, township l2ss;nnse 81, in tIe
GasnG o. Lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, MINI
should not be Cancelled a. Gustolf 6len,x aer-e =.
abandonment thereof by you, and proposes then and
there to show the same when you viii be permitted
to contest such showing.
octl.ewi z. c. BURBANK Receiver
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cALENfc INSTITUTE.
f. ,MDICAERHpORr nj

4 MDIcAERIP0Rr prics
IA = cents, just .pablished
on tho diag nosfs 81 vel rial
diseases, giving q eoneise do
scription Of the various diseases
affecting The urinary aud gene.
rative organs. .Kspecial attsn.
tion has been given to Spsvno.
iorvAed or .SsMisal Wedkness.
= disease almost universal
mo.s the young men Of tie
present DAY. WelSknosn 49,
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Ii. G. WAIT. Register,
noVs-owl & II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
b. Q. WAIT, Register,
noEo-ow3 II. G. BURBANK, Receiver
I AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ October 18th, 1868.

~ October 18th, 1868.
Leu 7. archer:
SIR: 1ou are hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
on the 18th DAY OF DECEMBER. 1865 at 10 O'Clock
forenoon of the sad day then and there shoV
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1892 made by
you s,; May 18th, 1865, upon the ~ Sc s.Xsw 4
steon It, township II, range 80, in the District
OF lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi. .houid
not be Cancelled, as Lewis Lorson alleges an aban
comment thereof by You and proposes then and ther,
" snow the same, when you will be permitted te
nov5-6wR H. G. BURBANK Receiver
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oct15-6wA r. g, RIIRRiNE
III ISLAND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MINI,

ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
- October IA, 1866
On Inc 70 DAY or DECEMBEk, 1868, at 10 O'Clock in
no Of the said day. and then and there show
cause why your homestead Entry No. 1914, made BY
sse;,o Spos s ternsap ny s ssass
IN the District Of lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud
M,nn, should not lie cance,ed, a. Peter Peck
then sn % thereof by and
.aen anu tnere to show the same when you will be
o,.,s i. 6. w4ii, Register,
oS.19owg H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
I s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
Luasotg Rut:en:
sA: aoo are hereby notified to appear at this of6cs
On me 14rA IA VI DECEkBER, 1895 At 10 O'Clock in
Of the sad day. ana then there show
SauSe why your Homestead Entry No. All made by
YOU October 18th, 1867, upon the ~ X sect;on <
.ownshp IA range ~, in the District Of lands sut
s N;u...a ~ Cloud Ainn, should not be Cancelled
- NlAolaus Aunstein alleges abandonment there
you, anu proposes then and there to show the -
"nen you WILL be permitted to contest such showing
now e,,u II: c. KA1T, Register,
no'o OWL He. BURBANK, Rsoavsr.
RI ISLAND OFFICE, ST: CLOUD, MINI.
.A1ldre,o Jdekson: = A J..
hk: You are hereby notified to appear At thi, ono,
on on me 10TH DAY " DECEMBER, lsSs atlooelock in
OF the sud and then aud there she
IL.
you February 18th, 1867, upon he w X - ~. X
sw y section =, nv Il ne Il ne Nv Il
seSuol II, Township 126i range 81, in tic District
Oh iands subject to sale At St. Cloud MIMI shopld
not Dc cane ded, q John L. Ewing alleges 81
aDandonment thereof BY you, and proposes tieu and
taere 70 SHOW the same, wh=n you viii be perni9ted
70 contest such showing. =. :.;-Ic!-'-d
Il. G. WAIT, Register,
novs-ew1 -: H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
). LAND; OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, -.
- October 10th, 1868.
Da1aet H. BtHnet: 49, g
sR You are hereby notified to appear 1t this o1,ee
on the t41a DAYOF DECEMBER, 1865, at 10 O'Clock
Inc forenoon Of the SAIL day, and then and there
W you August 10th, 1865 upon the sw IL section q
township I23, range 50, in the District of Lands
subject to sale a; st: Cloud Mimi, should not be
Cancelled, as John Moog alleges an abandonment
heleo by You and proposes then and there to slox
Inc when You will be permitted to contest such
II. G. WAIT, Register.
OOS0~OWa II. C. RNRRiNK Ra~a;vo-
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SfATE o. -MINNKsorA:-D Ricr COURT
Peter Branch, Plaintiff. -

~ T~.ens9 SVetaA D1StIet, CO0nfy:eT EteoRn0,
. -? .:qes;s.e ::.s If }ssuxnoxs:
"a Gs.ris: stolley, Defendana. ,.:."~ :.
fendant: A.: 80, .-.
4. xos are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in
ne once OF the Cerf Of this Court at st. Cloud in
answer to the saic complaint on tho subscriber. At
his omee in St. Cloud; Storms county, Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service of this summons
upon you exclusive Of tho day Of such service. and
ivou fail toanswer complaint within the time
Aforesaid tho Plaintiff In this action will take judx-
ment Against You for the full sum Of ewo hundred
from the day Of July 1865 and interest on
MY dollars nom the LIST Of September 1858, besides
the costs and disbursements Of this action
Dated September Is, 4. D. 1868.
-., G. C. ANDRRWS
ptl7| Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Cloud. Mn.
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI,
~ septembr Sd, 1868.
SIR You are hereby notified to appear At tia once
on the 18th DAYOFNOyEMBER, 1855, At 10 O'Clock h
the forenoon of the said day and then md thee sho
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 446s, made BY
township 12s range 49, in tho District q lands sub
Jet to sale at St. Cloud Mnn should not be cancel
3D.: as Torger Olson alleges an abandonment
thereof by and proposes then and there to show
the same, when you will be permitted to contest such
showing. H. c. WAIT Rao;.ter
sepA6wlI H. G. BURBaNK Receive,
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5. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ October 20, 1868.
F1OTs1s Kitten =.
SIR: You are hereby Lotifed to appear at this Office
On the sTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1885, At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. aud then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1886, made by
ship ~ range g. in the District Of lands subject to
sale at st. Cloud, Mimi, should not be cancelled As
Joseph Wolsle alleges abandonment thereof BY yoa
and proposes then and there to show the same Shen
you will be permitted tocontest such allowing :, :"
:. =. u. G. WAIT, Register,
octN-oWk - - H. C. BURBANK, Receiver
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, AsD OFFICE ,s,! g; s. 8L9gp. 11sx-.

AND oss5S sss, g; ~ 8L9 9sa9. 11sx--..~s
0Tis r. L@.p1>sr /: sf:,y>f -. = .Er 49,.
BIZ You aie hereby notified to appear at this odao
on the 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lsss At 10 O'clock in
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1901. msds
ny you June 18th, 1867, upon the se II NV Il eL
W. WA se Il section 80, township 15o, range g.
u the District II lands subject to sale at 81. Cloud
MINI, should not be Cancelled as DomeDick Adsmy NJ
alleges an abandonment thereof by you, and proposes
.nen and there to show the same, when you will DO
permitted to contest such showing.
II. G. WAIT, Register,
ectio-o"g II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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IT LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ October 18th 1865

-. October 1ssh; is6s.
SIR: You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on me ID DAY or DECkABER, los, at 10 O'Clock
10 the forenoon Of the said Day and then and there
sn at Cd cause why your LILO esezd Ent'y No. 2oa4,
SECTION 10 township U.s. range a. 10 The district ii
ahas subject IT, sale at st Cloud, Minn should not
Ie caneeled, as Clement ill alleges an abandonment
the ny you ano proposes then and there to show
showing. ~ 'A' ~
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, -.
H. October II, 1868.
nm . on are hereby notified to appear vt this or!ca
Tie ~" srh DAYOf DECEMBER 1865 at 10 o'clock IN
show OF the said day, and then and there
'msT cause why your Homestead Entry No. l135,
1aca;en y you April 18th, 1865 upon tho 70 X
isnds ,~n.hp l25 range 90 In the district q
- 70 sale at st. Cloud MINI. should not
sace.ea, 20 Barthel Grohsmann sissss m ate,-
w .he, t ny you, and proposes then and there
contest such showing. VIII W pe1'ni''eu' -
oo,,ke.,u H. G. WAIT, REGISTER.
II. =. BURBANK, Recover.
I AND OFFICE, sr. CLOUD, MINI. IT,
III October n, 1893. d"
90 xe1 ..s ERIK T. :. thoce
the forenoon 81 n ssd dy and then and there .ho
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 347e ,nsSu
you February 2e, 1857, upon the sw Il ne1 sa ~
NV NV ne HswHnwAse a section il, tcxn vi 4
l29, range,5S, In the District Of lands subject u
saie at g. Cloud Nip, should not lbe Cancelled a,
John Fitzsimons alleges An abandonment there
ny you, and proposes then and there to shov
the same when you will e permitted 10 entes tsucl
showing H. c. WAIT. Rexister.
oct1oows -, ID. G. BURBANK, Receiver
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