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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI.
Deceplber q 1853

T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI, =, =
- December 0, 1865.
Hugh ". Kyle:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this ofc.
on the 27rl DAYOF JANUARY, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day and hcn and there shov
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1897, made by
YOU May 18TH 1865 upon the ne section H. townshin
l2 range 49, in the District ofands subject to sale at
St. Cloud, Mimi, should not be Cancelled, as Carl
Hanson alleges an abandonment thereof by you. and
proposes then and there to show the same when Won
will DO permitted to contest snch showing.
H.C. WAIT, Register.
decl7-6wN II. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
NOT1CE.-All persons are hereby notl-
IN fed that my wife, Caroline Wetsel,
has left my bed and beard without just
cause or provocatlon, and that they are
forbidden to trus. her on my account, as I
will pay no debts of her contracting after
this date. MATTHIAS WETZEL.
: ,,st. Cloud, Jan, 9Th, 1859. ms ~
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Grain Growing s. Stock
Raising
These lands are unsurpassed in the State,
and are dotted over with innumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by fine running
streams, which are bordered by an ssun
dance Of good
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And OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
IL December 301h. 1863

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINS..
~ December 30th, 1865.
Conrod RihzAaupt:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the lsT DAY OF MARCH. 1863 ar IL o'.1o 49, i,
the forenoon OF day and then and there SHOW
cause why your Homes! cad Entry No. s947 made By
you June 18th, 1867, upon the Is sw
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud Mimi should no, be
Cancelled, as Charles Persg alleges an abandonment
tnereo1 by you and proposes then and there to shv
showing. H. c. WAIT Re.istar ."
dec3l-6wll H RTRpsVE
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, MINI

.. LAND OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, MINI,
49, February !, 1863.
sIE You are hereby notified TO- appear at this OH &c
On, me ora DAY OF April. 1869, at lOoclocL
snow cause Why your Homestead Entry No $3.50. made
~ you December 10Th 1866, upon the LueI i
u nv n 4 section "A township 1885, range 81,
Mimi, should not lie Cancelled. as v, Senma;s,
alleges an abandonment thereof by you and propose.
then and there to show the same when you win b.
permitted to contest such showing
,-,, L. LEWISTON, Register,
leo'4'o"s J. H. EANDYKK. Receiver
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:. LANI OffilE. 81. CLuUU, linn.
~ December 18th, 1865.

John F5'usk<
oh: You are hereby Notified to appear at Lii.
once on the STH DAY OF APRIL. 1863. at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon OF the said day and then
there snow cause why your Homestead Entry No al;s
maze ~ you November 1866, upon the " a. ne Il
tr1;t OF lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud. Ninn.
should not be Cancelled, rs Anton Tremp aileces
an an abandonment a, thereof by you, and proposes
permitted to contest such showing.
decl7-6wr He RrRPaVE $50;
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Grow River Trains.

Leave 81. Pau 10 IL A.
" Minneapolis. .................1 II 10
s. Crow Riyer...........,. ! % i, =.
s. Lake Minneton1a .......... 2a5
-r,cu.en ..~.:
L ing the Cars, at Discount from the Irregular train
rates
Passengers must get their Baggage Checked before
Will be carried over the road, and tile arrival Of
the Train at place Of destination mus: pre.eu, IL.
enecA and take possession Of their Baggage
The Company will OF be Rcsponsih.s
Tor the Safety OF any Baggage after IL
arrival st station for which Is cbeeked-t bens 10
part OF the bushes Of this Company to yeceiy. and
store baggage, unless special contract Is made 70
that effect,
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y 49, -
PATRONIZE
the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture and save
YOUR
money. We are prepare to offer greater
inducements 70
HOME
purchasers than ever before offered in St.
Cloud, as we are in connection with our
sales room.
MANUFACTURERS
OF Bedsteads. Bureaus, Stands, Cribs and
Lounges at wholesale and retail.
BY
this you will readily see that you will get
goods cheaper by calling and
BUYING
these articles Of us than any other house
in town. We keep for
YOUR
use all kinds Of Upholstery and Parlor
Sets, which We furnish to order. All Of
the best quality Of -.
FURNITURE
and deal in none but the hes.
the best. Also large stock Of all kinds Of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c.
Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended TO-. Give US a call Rooms on
st. Germain st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church.
SPICER & CARLISLE.
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VICK'S :
Floral Guide For 1869.

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49, e.!ee.soe. 'ottne .osa-,r,,I ,.,,:, q.,:,
CULTURE OF FLOWERS AND VEcETlRlrs
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Customers TO whom Il 10 sent free without apncs.
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1r Ten cents, which IL not half tho cost. 1ddr..s
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Located along their two Railroad Lines
viz: from st. Paul via St. Anthony,
Anoka, St. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids to Watab, and from St. An.
Ithony via Minneapolis, Wy.
zetta, Crow River, Waver-
ly and Forest City to
the western boun-
dairy Of the
.State..
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3 Oh III 1OI 0EIGs
VIE undersigned offers for sale good
1 farm Of 16O acres, on the north end of
Maine Praire, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are tim Der, the balance prai-
lie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence; thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premisesis
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables gransry and storehousc. two
good wells, and 9th erimproyements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and win be SOLD
cheap. Inquire atthis Office, or Of i
J. s. DAM,
v8n30 On tho premises
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI.
IL December %. 1865

OeceWDef 3, 1865.
L. e. French:
ak: You are hereby notified to appear at this
Office on the 18th DAY OF FEsRTAKY 1sso ~ >
O'clock In the afternoon of the said day and then and
there there show cause why your Homestead Entry So
section IL, township ILL., range q, in The D;.rrCs
OF lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi shouii
not DO cancelled as Thomas L. Moss Jr alleges an
there to show the same when YOU viii he nnd
to contest such showing. f''7u
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ January 25 1860.

Il
-. January %, 1860.
George ". Miller:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear this Office
on the llrH DAYOF MARCH, 1869, at IL O'clock in
the forenoon Of the said day aud then and there show
cause why your H%G ,ax Entry No M made
section Z township l2S range 81 in the District Of
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud slinn should not
be Cancelled, as Charles Niles alleges an abandon
mont thereof by you and proposes then aud there to
show the same, when you will lie permitted to con
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The First Divisio nof the
St. Paul & Pacific Railroad

1868. WINTER TIME TABLE, 1850
| ON AND AFTER MCsDA Y,NoVExEzn
ROTH 1858, trains for St Anthony
S S Anoka, Elk River, St. Cloud and
Sank Rapids, will run as follows:
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A1nneapo $ Trains.
Leave st. Paul 10 IL.
Minneapolis..-... e4s i1nSx 20 :.
st. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
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I AND oFFIt'E: ST. CLOUD, MINI,

~ January u.s. 1869.
s Hiram Plumb:
on the lsT DAY OF MARCH, 1860. a, 10 o'clock j.,
the forenoon Of the said day, and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No 1les,
naaae oy you April 2lst, 1865, upon the he 4
section O. township 1e2, range 81 in tue District Of
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud, Mimi, should no..
lie cancelled as Christopher Sorenseu alleges an aba-
Comment thereof by you and proposes then and there
contest such showing ~
Il. c. WAIT, Register.
jan21-6wll H. G. RTRRAVE pan;-
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4 ONJUGAL LOVE. AND THE HAPPINESS OF
~ True Marriage Essay for Young Men. IN tbo
errors Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create : inspedments to Marriage, with
tree Of Cargo Address, DR.. ]. skILLiN Ho1JGi..
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphio. pa
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GOING WET
GOING EAST,

sAlST PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
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IT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
" Januarx 1S 1850

5. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ January Is 1869.
SIR: You are hereby Eoied to appear at this of6c.
on the 81 DAY OF MARCH. 1869. at 10 o,cIocI in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and ther ho
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1923, made by
ship E6 range 3d. in the District of land, snh;ect -
sale at st. Cloud, Mimi, should not be cancelled. a.
Martin Gibbons alleges an abandonment tb.reof
ny you, and proposes then and there to show the
when You will be permitted to contest such Shown
-. c. WAIT, Register
Janzi-ows II. C. BURBANK Receiver
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THE LONG EVENINGS

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Ct. Cloud. June Z3d. 1262 vGuAO
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
TIE FRIIr GROWERS, CLuR.

At the regular weekly meeting of the New
York Fruit Club held yesterday afternoon at
their Rooms Nos. 35 and 81 Parkpace, Dr. Hsllock In
the chair, Mr. W. 8. Carpenter presented number OF
packages Of plants OF the Charles Downing strawberry
for distribution TO the members of the Club, and MADE
some remarks upon the strawberry culture generally and
the peculiar advantages OF this variety Mr.. Wliamson
presented variety OF beautiful flowers among them some
very fine specimens Of the Jacquimemot Rose, an eN
ceedngly handsome variety. The regular question OF
the meeting (Which Is the best place TO emigrate TOT
was then taken up and Gen. TOchman Agent OF Foreign
Emigration for the State of Virginia. Gen lmboden Do
nestle Agent for the same, and Col Cavi eIMeDef OF
Congress from Florida remarked upon the peculiar IN
ducements held out to emigrants by the boutherh
States and especially by Virginia. IN soil, climate,
accessibility 10 markets, and nearness to home. me
whole grounds OF these remarks was covered Oy the a
cusson OF last Thursday which was fully reported IN
THE TRIBUNE. Mr. Fuller stated that letter was read
AT the last meeting OF the Farmers Club, warning
Northern men against certain counties Of Virginia where
the spirit OF MoIby and his guerrllas is still rampant
Gen. 1mboden replied, that although there might be oc-
casiona isolated OF persecution OF Northern men,
best proof OF the feeling that generally existed among
the people OF the State the fact that they had sent
him aud the other gentlemen here for the purpose OF
vitng and urging Northern men TO come there ana et
tie and the railroads OF the State had made special pro-
vision for transporting immigrants and their goods az
half price After some other remarks from dinereht
members It resolved to continue the subject AT the
next meeting Of the Club
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
HUDSON RIVER NEWS.

On Friday last, James Decker, a lock-tender
on Lock No q OF tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Of
KerhonksoD, met with terrible death. The dropgate
OF the lock down, but by some means came VI
part way loaded boat nearing it and probably
In excitement OF the momen fearing the gate would
broken Mr. Decker took hold Of the windlass crank
and in the OF turning down the gate when The
boat struck IT, causing the crank 20 msye rapidly thai
IL OOsened his hold and struck him between his eyes
passing through his skull and mangng his head terribly
lie lived about five hours. lie n years OF age and
leaves q young wife. -
Thomas Cornell has purchased tho Rhnebeck and
Kingston ferry for $4,000.
Commodore Vanderbilt has purchased 70 acres OF
land and q mansion at Carthago-on-the Hudson foI
10000
The shad business In the Hudson this season IS er
tremely dull Sixteen successive days OF cold northery
winds have almost entirely driven tho shad from the
river Fishermen generally doing little or no trade
this last year the best shad could be purchased
for 20 cents each To-day they are worth from 6odG0
Thousands Of dollars have been expended for new
nets boats &C. but the scarcity OF the fish will not en-
able the purchasers OF the tackle TO get their money back
this season,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07
FREE TRADE.

Prof. A. L. Perry of Williams College, Mass,
delivered an address last evening "Free Trade: its
relations Wages at Cooperative Hail. No 2li Bowery,
before the Third Union Cooperative Society. The
audience which supposed TO be composed OF the
Norkingmen OF York, was u very small one. The
speaker advocated q return TO specie payment, aud
abused the filthy rags In use asserting that what
he advocated was the welfare OF the working class He
claimed that the prices OF commodities had risen
during the last two or three years, and
that wages had not risen In proportion.
According Commissioner Wells's carefully prepared
eport said he the necessares Of life have risen ~ per
cent and labor but 90 cent The first great eanse OF
this s the use Of deprecated currency Daniel webster
said that all the methods Of cheating the masses paper
money was the most efectua Manufacturers raise their
prces 10 guard against depreciation so that
the weight Of taxation falls upon the consumers The
second cause was the restrictions on commerce. He
thought the condition Of things would never be Deercd
until We have free trade How does the protective tari
affect the wOrkingman who is anxious to build for him
self home The duty the lumber which we import
from Canada Is 25 cent or onequarter OF s value
Even suppOsing that man has home IN the country
the duty imported railroad iron makes the rare ne
TO reach IL higher He asserted that the largest
manufacturer Of iron In this country was In favor OF free
trade The lecturer closed with review OF the aTgu-
ments against protection.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-07

lSi were were ~ these SO were placed In sua-
Hs0se sio0s SO we're returned to their friends - -
discharged at their own request, In order that
% might seek employment; six left without permls
IN seven were expelled, and seven were transferred
H The Hospital The Rev. Mr.. Darling's report was re-
nIete with Interesting Temniscence. He reviewed tle
discpline OF the Institution showing II TO be mid ana
efforts to reclaim the poor lost creatures
WHO there find temporary refuge Several happy mar
rages have been contracted by inmates OF the Asylum
back to habits OF and intemperance. They have
foi med a society which they call "Willing Hearts"
which they have sent TO Missions in the West.
The inmates are educated I'm all the English
Persons OF all creeds and denominations freely re-
ceiyed The Asylum itself Is not UNCONVENTIONAL but has
among 1t Board OF 80 managers, ladies OF all religions
beliefs The work wholly supported by voluntary con-
trbution After Mr. Darling had concluded his Remarks
he was followed by the Rev. Dr. Cuyler OF Brooklyn, the
Rev Stephen H. Tying jr., and the Rev. BrOdt OF the
Eighty fhs Presbyterian Church After the exercises
were over, O bountiful repast spread.