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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-10

DEMOCRATIC CIUB.-The Democracy
have organized Seymour aud Blair Club.
with the following officers:
President-Oscar Taylor.
V'ce- PTesident-R. NJ. Richardson.
Secretary-B. Vossberg.
1reasure'-J. W. Tenvoorde.
1t will meet on Friday nights, where the
''nigger" will be served up in every style,
and in quantities sufficient to satisfy the
most voracious.
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n 3. LAND sr:oFF1cE, CLOUD, MINI
~ , ~, = September 7, 1865. -,.v j.,

ii. Yoa als hereby notified 70 appear at thi: Office
= the Sora DAY or OCTOBER iS6s, ct 10 o'clock In
FORENOON u IT, said ~ and then aud there ahow
o We whyyoa1 nomsstsad Entry No. 1895, made 81
70 APri Il, lssh. lses, upon t6e ~ 4 section
subject 70 sals At 81. Cloud, MINI, should not b
cancelled ~ Simon Stone j.: alleges an abandon.
.mcnt thereof 2by sou, and proposes thon ana
there 70 show the samss when you WILDE permitted
,:-;so- II. 9. WAIT, Register.
ceep1o0wn II. Q. BURBANK, Receiver.
IT s.LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MIMI -
u september 3, 1895. tI:'s; ~
Sin: You dre hereby notified to appear utt of,c.
On tho 2SD DAY OF OCTOBER, 1905, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day. then and thero show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 4ei, made BY
you yanu:ry 9Th. 1858, upon the 90 u eoc.
ton II. and 3<ns section 70 township IA. Ssnrr
In the District ii lands subject to sas 1t St. Cloud
MINI. shoald not BE- cancelled. a. O. B Hampman
thon and there to show the same when you will he
permitted to contest such showing
II. 9. WAIT, Register,
nllu y. 9. BURBANK, Receiver.
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.HAIR DRESSING
$500. Reward!

$25, 90, Reward!
Strayed or Stolen from Camp near St.
Cloud, MINI.
Two Government Mules, viz: One dark
brown mare mule white nose 10 hands hi gh
branded ~. S." on left shoulder, cut or
scar on left hind pastern joint.
One light bay mare mule, - hands high,
branded ." q. S." on left shoulder and s: C.
W. T." on neck.
The above reward will be paid on their
delivery to me, or for any information that
will lead to- their recovery.
- A. T. ROBINSON,
!. Asst. Or. Master U. s. Army.
Assistant Quartermaster's office, st. Cloud,
MINI. -: :, n7-2v
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CHASaE.-At the last meeting Of the
Board OF County Commissioners, H. Kreb,
Of st. Augusta, was elected County Super
intendent Of Schools in place of Hon. N. F.
Barnes. We cannot but regard the change
- IN undesirable one. Mr.. Barnes resi-
ded here, could be seen At any time on
business, and made an efficient super;n
tendent,
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HIT THE WRONG MAN.
MAINE PRAIRIE, Sept. 8. 18f

MAINE PRAIRIE, Sept. 8, 1868.
EDITOR JouRNAl:-ln your issue Of last
week I noticed piece in reply to IL. p"
"a correspondent from this place, in which
the writer basely insinuates that I am the
man, and then proceeds to manufacture
some unmitigated falsehoods out of his COR
rupt imagination in regard to my charac-
ter and standing in society. All ask of
chat man. is to come out and show himself,
and will abide the decision Of the people
rs regards character. Yours &c.,
D. E. N.
We must ask Of our correspondents
not to become too personal. The results
are always bad, <1:.1:i::&:-- >~;l
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REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONvEN.
TION.

The Republican electors in the Counties outside Of
steaEns in the Third Senatorial District are hereby
called to meet in Delegate Con IGNITION at ALExAN-
OLA in Don las County, on Monday, Sept. 10,
1865. at O'clock NJ, for tho purpose Of nomina
ting candidate for Rspresen tative to be lected at
the ensuing elect |oo in 'ovember next.
Tho sppsrtonment Of Del: gates 10 a. follows:
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LOCAL NEWS

49, W. would respectfully request al
business men and othsrs wishing any kind q
Job Printing, to call and examine our
szteHsiue stock Of Neso Material, just received
from tie east, before sendiag to St. Paul or
going elsewhere. orr JOB Office IS nov one
Of the best in tie State, and zee do ,rork s1hich
We vii! guarantee to Be satisfactory, at Saint
Paul prices.
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We have received another letter from
MIRIAM" but as II il based entirely on
the supposition that our Lake Mary cor.
respondent Is man, and as ws know IA
the contrary, ito publication would but
tend to needlessly prolong controversy
where there need be nome
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Pos7xAsrER.-frsnk Mead, editor Of
the Telegraph, has been appointed P. N.
1t Pennington. Frank will made No. i
':Nasby," and Of course viii go that The
"Corners' vote the straight Democratic
ticket. ...f
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Di'11srh1.-c. aalpin is stopping this
week at DR.. Hunters. and viii be in Sank
Rapids next week at Mr.. Hyke's. He also
hss = Surveyors compass which he win
oon II Hall Price. y,tIr-t
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DISTRICT CONVENTION.

At three o'clock L. Robbers, Chairman
Of the District Committee, called to order
the Convention for the Sd Senatorial Dis.
trict. VIM. s. Moore, Of St. Cloud, was
chosen Chairman, and Geo. F. CowinR, of
Alexandra, Secretary. The chair appoint
ed ". W. Wright, Peter Roy and B. Pirz
Committee on Credentials. While the
Committee was out, our late Republican
and present Democratic friend, VIM. J.
Parsons, yielding to the pressing demands
Of the assembled sovereigns, arose, arrane-
ed his wardrobe, and set tho machilsry: OF
his stentorisn voice in operation, thunder
ing forth denunciations of the manner in
which the rebels were prosecuted, outrag-
ed and abused by the Radicals. His au-
dience manifested their sympathy and up,
probation by frequent applause. !; ..*- -. .
The report Of the Committee on Creden.
tials was unanimously adopted. :; Z
The delegates for tho counties outside Of
Stesrns, after short caucus, submitted the
name Of Alfred Tanner, Of Little Falls, a.
their candidate for tho House, from that
portion OF the District.
The delegates from stearns County then
caucused for = candidate. Hon. N. F.
Barnes, who had been prominently meu-
TONED, withdrew his name before the vo-
ting commenced. The informal ballot re-
vealed L. Robbers, and Col. Richardson, Of
this city. and E. P. Barnum, Of Sank Gen.
ire, as the trio frsm which selection must
be made. Voting continued lively through
several ballots. Up country was sanguine,
and worked well; the s'Montana" felt con-
fident and went in to win; while the ..ola
war horse gradually dropped behind. On
the third ballot Uncle Reuben's name was
Withdrawn, and on the next Mir. Robbers
was nominated by small majority.
The following resolution offered by Capt.
Taylor was, after some discussion, adopt-
ed:
Re'oloed, That the District Committee
cause the names Of I'll the Democratic can
dldates in this Senatorial District to be
printed upon tho same ticket and 80 dis
tributed to the several places Of voting in
said District, tho candidates for the Le9is-
lature for Stearns County and for tho other
Counties in said District, to be designated
respectively upon said tickets; il upon ex-
animation they are satisfied that tho ticket
so voted will not be made invalid thereby.
The Captain waxing warm in the defense
OF his resolution, hsaped tho eloquepce Of
honest indignation upon the Republican
Legislature, 'black as it is and damnable
as it may be-
The Chair appointed the Committee
for the ensuing year.
The Convention then adjourned sine die,
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RED RIVERA correspondent At McCau-
leyville, MIMI, (near Fort Abercfo1nbie)
writes under date Of the 9Th:
Grain has fallen here every day for the
past two weeks, and all night last nieht.
Crops are good. McCsuley is cutting out
from eight to ten thousand feet of lumber
per Day, to say nothing about shingles. &of
which no cuts . pile." =.
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fn1 CAr11n.-O. B. Day drove past our
ONCE on Tuesday morning four yoke Of un
usually large oxen. The Ightest pair
weighed 1925 pounds, and girt feet
inches each; the heaviest pair 1906
pounds, girt 8 feet 2 ioehes each. The ap-
gresats weight Of the four yoke was H.
e95 pounds.
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D1ssAT1sI18D.-The late Democratic nom.
nations do not seem to give that complete
saasfaction which might have been antic-
ipated. A good many complain that the
1svors are "sll on one side" It is none of
our funeral, gentlemen. The Republicans
Will put ticket in the field which even
stea'ns County will appreciate a. Infinite
y better than anything yet offered, and
will elect.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION OF CopAnTxERsu1p.-N
tice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersign-
ed in the Stove and Tin Ware business in
st. Cloud, Minnesota, is by mutual consent
hereby this day dissolved. The debts Of
the firm will he settled by John 8. Kelly,
to whom all debts due the firm must be
paid. JOHN 8. KELLY.
no.3t GEO. c. SIMS.
Dated St. Cloud MINI. Sept. s, 1868.
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FoR R1sr.-A first class Brick Store
Room in the hest location Of the town, cor
ner Of Ct. aeen4in .tt,ses a4e lR,<1haad
!. avenue. Possession given by tho first of
September. Inquire Of .Jos.. Broker, St.
Cloud, MINI.
:: 4; August 1 i 1869: | ~ J, ~
RoR sAI1.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, can be had at : great
bargain. Inquire As this siacs.. 4 /
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Colx:--a. J. Fowler has left At our Of
dce some esrs Of the Canada eisht-row
corn, which are Of unusually large size,
The kernels are we'll filled and perfectly
nstured. Mr. F. says hs gathered his
seed corn 81 days after tho seed had been
planted. On four acres he has raised 250
bushels Of shelled corn.
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See the advertisement Of th. Minn..
sofa Iron Works. This il ono Of tho heat
and most complete establishments Of tn.
kind In tho State, and IL able to promptlv
I'LL oil orders that may be sent It.
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DOES IT PAY One ofthe largest deal
ers in agricultural machinery in this place,
told US this summer that he had not en-
ployed agents to the same extent as some
other establishments, but had advertised
more extensively than they. His conclu-
sion was that his advertising, while i. cost
him less, had brought him in far more bus
mess than their canvassers had procured
for them. Experience has satisfied him
that advertising pays.-Roche.ter Poet.
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SCHOOL LAsDs.-A. Lindbergh, B. pirz
and c. 6rsndelmyer, who were appointed
for the purpose, have completed their ex-
an nation and appraisal of the school
lands in this county. They examined Is
sections, most Of it prairie and good land.
The sale will take place at this city on the
18th Of October.
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By reason Of the illness Of Rev. c.m,.
oe'l' The pulpit st the Presbyterian church
was h'lsd On Sabbath last by Rev. Wood,
's.e pastor Of tho Congregational church,
"ao preached An excellent sermon on true
chri'tian Charity. c-','~
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES by o recent
distribution Of the $4,000 appropriated by
the State, twelve Agricultural Societies in
the State receive 1858 each. Stearns coun-
ty, if her farmers had displayed the proper
spirit, might IS well have been sharer in
this fund. An Agricultural Society would
DO Of benefit in SO many ways that it is 4
source Of wonder why one Was not organic
ed long ago. What wide-awake farmers
viii take hold ofthe matter?
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ATMOsPHgn1C PHsNOMHNA IN M1NNrso-
TA.-The phenomens that arc taking place
in this Minnesota atmosphere, both physi-
cal and social, seem to be according to NO
known law, unless it be the law Of surpris-
es. When it looks as if it were going to
rain behold the sun shines. 1t promises to
be fair weather, and the next thing Is =
tremendous thunderstorm. Everything
may be quiet in and around the house; but
in half an hour your house may be swarm
ing and runnihg over with your friends.
st: Cloud especially is surprising place.
Last evening ibtgans quietly enough III
our house, but before O'Clock clouds Of
frieads 1uddenlJ darkened< our doors spd
then' when they were fairly in tho house
ii :seenedfo lighter: With 81 bright .ad
social light, but no thunder that We MOTTO
ed. We could :neti aiIiaa whether il ~
given to storm Or shins-having dreadful
sense sfsar. own shortening. towards
them-but We made up our mind not to be
su1prisedat anything. And yet We were
surprised to find that our friends retained
10 sratesuls sense Of our imperfect minis
Try among them, and especially surprised
when they called US to look int our exn>
stereoscopic glass, to.6nd such viswss Of;
things as they presented-slegant los and
% (greenbaok engravings) to the amount
Of nearly ona hundred dollars, including .
quit'clsim from our considerate and gen,
erous landlord, for all our rent to the begin
utng ofthe next quarter: Friends, r VI: ire
surprised at your views Of things, and sur
prised at you. May God bless you and
yours as you haveblessed US.
-: GEO. l. WOOD.
81. Cloud, Sept. 8, 1868.
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MKT N1EK.-Several excellent letters
are on file for next week. We are always
glad to receive correspondence, giving To-
cal items, from any Of the towns IN Mime
sofa, and especially those in the Northern
part Of tho State.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CoxvENr1oN.-It
should Be remembered that the adjourned
meeting Of ths Republican County Com
mittee will be held at the Court House on
next Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
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fs1R1.-Hon. N. Richardson, of Little
Falls, having purchased Of the Messrs.
Holes tho ferry boat At the mouth Of Sank
River, sent It up country On Monday. It
Will b hung On the Mississippi, about half
mile shove Little Fails, for the .ecommo-
dat'on Of travel between that place and
Clarke's mills at Little Elk.
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sAuK RAPIDS, September S, 1868.
EDITOR .JQuRNA1-On the Goth ult.
the Republicans If Benton county as.
sembled in County: Convention for the
purpose of eleoting delegates to the Con.
eressioual Convention, and to the
Legislative Convention also: to nomi.
nate candidates for county officers to be
supported at tho ensuing election.
|. Lieut.: J. b: Jones was elected
delegate to the Congressional Convcn-
ton, and instructed unanimously to
vote: for Hon. I: Donnelly for Con-
gress. Lieut.. G. V. Mayhem, and
VIM. F.. Hicks, ESQ.,, Of St. George
were elected to attend the Legislative
Convention to be held at Anoka,
The Convention then proceeded to
nominate candidates for County officers,
and the following nominations were
u'ade unanimously:
For. County Anditor-Col. James
B. Holt.
(. F65ra County: Attorney-Wm. H.
Wood. :.,..:'' -. 49,
For County Comn,issioncr-George
T. Rice.
Col, Holt was unanimously re.nomi-
mated Chairman Of Republican County
COMMITTEE. ..,:a...:...-: ~. .:.-::..
The:Hon: Board Of County Commits
sione1s are now holding the September
session at which much important bust
ness il being transacted. The Board
con ists Of Geo: T. Rice Chairman,
NJ. Branuelley, T G. Gillenault. 1t is a
very efficient Board, and under its man.
age ent with Col. Hoyt, the present
aole and popular Auditor, We find our
county affairs in i prosperous and most
's1siifactory condition. Under their
administration :our orders have come
ZIP from seventy and seventy.fve cents,
to their face ii vslue. ~
7 hSseslsbtated Nasting family *g ! L;
one, Of their unique concerts At the
Congregational church last Monday eve.
ming 70 . large and: :.ppreoi.sive audi.
ence. Though very good, it fell short
Of the expectations raised BY the pub
lishe I'd programme: Not more thar: one
half Of the pieces promised in The adrer,
tisemeut xaIeero1 rendered. a Those who
ask patronage Of the:'pabIio should
fulfil their promises and they always
Lose, ii.the long run, by failing to DC
go: Prof: Natting j. accomplished in
his profession +; the, only fault I have te
find with bin, 10 the present instance
is II at he qpfeternltted some Il :, Of his bes!
1sttces.> :sWiMall, I still wish him sue
'ess' ..a'da5g s;sG .5n: WV
We had the pleasure Of being pres
eDt .t.1ts;~edains Of our popular :and
1'genieI drienu, Hons Hurry 9: Burbank
4atgst: y||ee '' thi.. .esk: 4. " say .
that which \ 10 think begins we'll aut
ends well-it was = decided success
A most pleasant <<ahd .stee.ble5 oec.
ain, Il t.ssss ,s";T'"'' - za0 17'::' : ! .
! ,;sAdown ths flight Of years., shall v,
continue to remember ever wildly, the
Joyous fsee IF our friend on the .o 4,,,,
SION, and the graceful and self possesse,
bearing bfShij handsome and /, accom- Z u,
tilished bride, reeeiving the oongratula
roas Of friends, at the 'hospitabte man
sion of the brides father. The da,
was beautiful. The dir clear i an
bright, but fresh aud balmy The lon,
line e. oatrisges moving from III
church 'doHn'th avenue u the fesideno
ltoft Gen. Mitchell. was 4 nlcaaant .;ohl
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fuasH sHoT O1r.-Fred. Schultz, while
out hunting yesterday, was handling his
gun carelessly, when the contents were
discharged, blowing of the first finger Of
nj left hand. The stump was amputated
by Drs. Burch hard and Senkler.
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Joseph aoyette at tho City Restaurant
hes the only Fountain in tho city, and can
supply the thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water.
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In the report Of the Republican Coun-
convention last week. John Phippt va
gwen % from Rockville; It should h.v,
been from Paynesvills. ~
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No Faosr.-Thus far We have learned Of
no frost In this portion Of the State.-
Throughout the southern tier Of counties
there was frost on the night Of the LIST,
though in most localities but little damsee
VA done.
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NV AAcHlx111.-N. P. Clarke has sent
70 Little Blk new machinery for his grist
mill u that place. The saw mill is also in
good 1unAing order. Mr.. Clarke IL lsrg g.
" interested In mills in Northern Mime. ;
0ots.
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Tn ADvAIc..-The Chicago AdDanes,
the Western organ Of the Congregational
Church, commenced its second volume with
the issue of last week. Its success has
been very satisfactory to the publishers.
We consider it one Of our best exchanges.
1t Is always fresh, treating ably q wide
range Of subjects interesting to readers in
general, and cannot but be welcome visi-
tor to any housnhold.
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-.Retdrning sAlli:healt6 has compelled
Rev. Get: IaVood to fesig 81 his charge Of
the church at st. Cloud, and Rev. Joseph
s.. Coggswefl; Of tho class Of 1868, Bangor
Theolegieaa Seminary hss'bssH' .i6Sited 10
take his place. 1t 10 expected he. viii :non-
& s~ence hi work early in septembstr.ch;-
|tG1o Adsane&. :, !, r.
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SAUK RAPIDS.
SAuK RAPIDS, September S, 1868.

Republican County Convention-Nut-
ting Troupe.
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whose mystic union vas the occasion
OF tho festial gathering. / am no con.
nolsseur, but the bridal veil in its rich
ness and varied beauty attracted par
tlcular attention and I heard one Re.
peat tho oft-quoted line Of Keats:
"A thing Of beauty is a joy forever"
Yours truly,
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T.. Allkind' ofJob printing, In Eng
49,, 49, 'lmsn or Norwegian, executed 1t
'a'' once Send in YOUR orders.
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THE SUCCESS

THE SUCCESS. =
Of our One Dollar Sale has canscd s,,c,,
R / f6ItHfil
IN. TRADE.
constantly increasing patronage, we have recently
made 'mportations for the fall trade direct from Eu
lopean Manufacturers -. =:
: AMOUNTING ITO NEARLY $500, 600.
30 that We are prepared to sell every description Of
Dry and Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Ware
Cutlery ,s 'ssts1s: &C.: Albums
Of better quality than any other concern in
the country for the uniform price OF
one DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
given as to the reliability Of house. and that our
business is conducted in the airest and most leet
mate manner possible aud that give greater value
Tor Inc money than can be obtained in any other way
Al Goods damaged or broken in
ira nsporta{fon. replaced
"ACAOuC CnafR0s
Checks Describing articles eeld sent agent, in
article to cost less than bought at any Boston or
New York Wholesale House.
Our Commission. to, Agents
Exceed those of every other estabiishnent of the
kind-proof Of this can he found in comparing our
premiums with those Of others yoR CLUBS o. 7Hr
sAAs si.s in addition to which claim to give bet
ter goods Of the same character. 80, -.
Vav1
For = Club OF 80 amt three 5Dollar,-
l dos. good linen Shirt Fronts. i set Solid Gold
studs. Al Wool Casstmere for Pants, Fine white
Counterpene, large sise. 1elegant Baimoral skirt
:d Ssoin sesaes 1 SPsss.ss od Quality
Foreign Views. l silver plated engraved bottle
Wool Frame foathersd. edee and spaneied. stee1
Carving Knife and Fork, very best quality. iyorv
balanced handle. handsome beaded and lined Psrs.
quality ladies' se1ss donees. a asSs
dog. hne Linen Towels 4 doz Rogers best alyer
Dessert Perks. Ladies' large rsa, MosGeo travelling
osy .tesrsRs az. o ss
Gold Ring: pr. Ladies' high cut Bslmoral Boots.
l elegant Delaine Dress Pattern Violin and Rov,
IN oox complete. sct Jewelry, pin, ear drops and
colored Alpaca Dress PATTERN Get Lace Curtxns.
pr all Wool Blankets Engraved Silver plated bot.
ae y! hevoiying Castor; beautiful Writing Desk. L
Pm Ss'y a; for
with silver plated Forks elegant Satin Parasol.
heavily beaded and lined with silk: pr Gents Calf
3D. d r9 "a"
BAG. square Wool Shawl. i plain Norwich Popi;ss
cloak Msssas s.s Plated la q r sss
- Fs:.s a. . loo AID, Ten 5oiar:.:1 1ei Me,iro
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
W September 9Th, 1868.

CAarle. Brtdoeman: = >' -. >'':''
SIR; You are hereby notified to appear at thisofc.
on the 2SD DAY OF OCTOBER. 1868. at Ia
O'clock in theforenoon of the said day and thon and
there show cause why your Homestead Entry No
10! made BY you January 2, 1867, upon tho 20 u
OF lands subject to sale at g. Cloud. MINI should
not be Cancelled, ~ Matthias Gross alleges an
abandonment thereof by you and5 proposes tisi
and thcre TO show the same whens' you will ID
permitted to contest such showing. ~ ~ @,">:,
49,. ,si. "a HENRY! Q. WAIT, :Reeisesr
a6ep10.6WI .,;., H. @. BURBANK. Receiver.