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dI1z11zl,ses SURE TRANSPORTATION OClMPANV
.n DEsPATuH AND sWIFTSURR LINE.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

~ oVERNMENT SALE OF CLOTHING, AND
" EQUIPAGE AND QUARTERMASTERS
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TO PARIS, ''0os
Uncluding railway tickets furnished ON hoard,
First Cabin $l45 Second Cabin. ..... ssx
These steamers do not
Medical attendance free of charge
American travellers going returning from the oon
hnent OF Europe, by taking the OF This lima yT
risks from transit by English railways aud
expense GEORGE MACKENZ Agan;t -"
=. mi, :, No 5S BROADWAY, New York
Company, to ri r. LEA
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RAISING PICS THIS FAL1.

3P5gsare'very scarce this summer,
and farmers are anticipating very high
prices for pork next winter. Ny own
opinion il that those Who fat early viii
make the most money. Corn rs 10. !,
aud it vil'pey to convert it into pork
!, q. present prices. In August and Sep
tember, ifthe pigs have the run Of !
good pasture, I have no doubt thu,
three o. foar bushels Of corn will make
one hundred pounds Of pork. Ordiua-
rily, when pigs are thutup to htten, it
requires seven or eight bushels Of corn
to make one hundred pounds Of pork.
In the sumMsr, With. Z i good pasture,
tie pigs get enough gras to keep them
growing, and al the corn they receive
u eonverted iatospork; where's, when
they are shut up to fattsn, probably
more than half the corn they eat il
needed to sustain tho vital functions,
'add III the growth ,.od fat are derived
from the corn eaten over aud above this
6duht< When pigs are scarce and
corn cheap, - At present, nothing can
be more unwise than TO feed them
nothing but the slops and milk from
the house aud grass. Let them have :
.!qgql5st y: q. @ # eor. j. ;day besides, aud
'th1Jxin gov Il IL. sgsis. There is.
% febespsrrvay Of making pork. No
halffat hogs should b sent to market
this year, and nov i The tiue, 10 pre-
vsas ~ If /. farmer has 10 corn, let
him buy it. 1t will pay ~ it has rare.
y paid before. Har-i. !. american
A0ricvltvrise.
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Ov11cD D1To9 AxD PURCHASING Cox OF Sun, !
B.. Paul, NlN1:, Ausust 2oth. 1870.

O171cs D11o1 A1D PuacAAaNo Coz o. SUI, I
b. Paw, NINE, August 2eth, 1850.
<tEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
- with copy Of this adyertisemsat. A.
taohed 70 sach, } viii beteosktieds until 10
o'clock H., Thursday, September 30, 1868,
for furnishing the q. 8. Subsistence D.
Psrtment, delivered ct the P. B. r. Depot
in this city with
20 Barrels Pork mess or prime mess. in
full hoped oak barrels and packed in
winter Of 1869. Meat to be FREQ from
rust Of stain, full weight and thoroughly
1880 Pounds Clear Bacon Sides, smoked
in winter Of 1882, to be put up in
good strong gunuy sacks in packages Of
about 100 pounds each.
1912 Pounds best quality fresh ground
xxx Flour-48,12O pounds in barrels
fully head lined, and the remainder ID
double sacks, containing 1876 pounds
each; inside sack to be Of twilled COT
ton, outsids one Of gunny or strong bur-
lap. The brands and place Of manufac-
ture to DO stated in the bids.
- Bushels $50 pounds TO the bushel) Beans.
Of good quality and uniform size. TO b
put up In good sound barrels, head lin
ed. "-<~
$40 Pounds strictly Prime Rio Coffee
(grsen.) TO DO In double sacks.
4,7oe Pounds good hard Brown Soap, we'll
dried, made BY boiling, and from rood
materials o1ly-frss from clay, soluble
glass, Or other deliberations.
~ Pounds Ans Salt, in good, clean, dry
barrels.
The -four u sacks may be delivered
either q q. Paul Or 81. Cloud, which plses
Of delivery 70 b stated in the bids. ;
All the articles 70 bs Of the very best
quality, and ready for delivery within four
tesn days from Tie daae Of swsrd. Sam
pies required Of oil articles except meats.
Actual sars viii bs required on oil pack
ases, and No charge for packages allowed.
These proposals to b bound BY Ill the.
conditions usually attached to my adver-:
tissnsats for Subsistence Stores.
J. ii. GILMAN,
sspt2-td Capt. G. 8. Bv't L.. Col. q. &. IA
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Aesstiaeats Of purchase viii be issusd to the
highest biddsr vAe VIII ~ atlsast fifteen PEI eest
Of the whole anoant Of purchase money Tor prairie
lands ind sseh further sum ior timber lands - win
cover the value ofthe timber thereon, with interest
the balance remaining due At the rate Of seven PEI
cont. pr anaum. to ths first day Of JUICE, 1870. The
balance OF The purchase aoey can b paid q the op
ton Of The purchaser from time to time during
period q t1tsty year providing interest a tn.
same rate h annually paid IN advance On The first day
OF jane Of each year. Or within six days thereafter,
on the amount tAsn remaining due. Upon the non
payment Of such interest the rights cf the purchaser
no forfeited 70 the State, and the same can only be
rsdssnsd BY paying doabls IT, amount Of the inter.
ct de before said lands are resold. All such lands
ere 1br ala the sissnd year afsE such forfeit
ure. and vn b found IN this Hst. 2?J 80
ee.teaes money payable in legal tsn:er notes. No
lands viii b sold tx Less than theft isppraiss value
and the right = reserved to Withdraw fieo market
~ q the tteets advertised ea thedayef ala. X
CHAa. MoILRATH,
sspt9std .&y2za ooanissiensr State Land omee.
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~ IEEW.ET -g-sN 0'.--sETI-~
4 Sonar BOOK-Evsry fame,

- yz4ps}i ~ .<'r@-s<5~l~
A Sonar BooK-Evsry farmer
shoula keep . sessp.book Of some kind,
In which certain portion should be d.
voted to .sssA q passisui ! ,sabjeet in
which hsis Interested !; for instance, 90
many pages to wheat - many oshs, to
gains, 70 many to horses, 70 many to:
1911, sh.sP, wine, hfuit.sroIs.ioe, ma.
nures, dairy management, etc., etc.
Then, when reading tho farmerJ' co.,
umn Of any agriesltsral paper, some
thing strikes tho mind N especially
valuable, cut it out and insert in its
proper department. Of the book. In
fsy yeau ., valuable g,saeyelepsdnf Of
agriculture viii have been gathered, to
which reference on any topic can rsadi-
y be made. i .
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NOTICE-C. s. LAND OFFICE
~ y 81. Cloud MINI, August Ii 1ss,
complaint having been made a. this orr . s,,:
a Dlo against Jeha eenrz for standcuin1 %Ie i
II, TIE IA nsZ and M nvX ,ee,aa ~ is s, upon
Eo, Isoge ~ in stearns county, Minnes',..o township
bse e Of
51a DAY or OCTOBER, ls5y =. oc an once on the
alleged abandonment concerning said
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NQTlCk,z-U. =. LAND OFFICE =

~ - sc cloud MINI, septenber u 1850
v, SSS@anat entessd It ths o a1s ,,
his Homestea9fasJN No: 55z. dsteS s ae.ndoong
E sts Inc nwL section as ta1, !see
70 lie asd C. epaa,y Ainaa.oe. nd. 1ieR
are hereby summoned fo.Snis-rs ne said parties
nAa 0k NVvEABkx, 1859, It 10 o;ei, ss On me
Io:snGon to sespond furnish rssT;noe In the
said alleged abandonment, on5 concerning
sept1eswr q q A 4; GILMAN, Register.
/ n. =. RUkkAEK Saca;r,
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sTS1e N ~ = s.ll.'
Htsm IL ffsiris lafmsr.

Z Z =
i Il .M,ny lssonnsad sowisg wheat
thick, because il viii 10 that Wy shade
tho ground il The fore part Of the 'sea-
asea and hinder the growth Of weeds
Who would think Of planting eora
thick enough to shade tho ground apd
mako .hoeiug unnecessary! And Jet
this would 30 Is reasonable - 10 tho
other case. If wheat is. sown thick |
enough to keep weeds down, q, large |
I number Of tho spires that would grow
and produce .ssds, '.some An hundred
fold, some sizty fold, aud s'me Thirty
fold," ifthers vas rom enough for
them 70 develop.
How many Of our farmers ars aware
how near together tho grains Of wheat
hsahsa they so~ Two busheh Of vhtAt
70 The acre !; and yet, some sou hea'ief
:, than that One peck to the aers ilt
put four grains on every square foot Iof|
,tna land, and il Is highly probable t4at
: those m more than would grow 70 the
best advantage. The truth i, that few
;;,.sof u k,yle ever va seen tho product of I.
single grain Of wheat that vas growing
'itoshs best advantage in regard to ,l3ee
aud cultivation. One, grain Of WHEAT
i, il soil free from weeds, and kept mol.
: LOO, As We do the coil around some
vegetable, would show = product 'as
different from what We SEQ in an ordin-
ary broadcast wheat field, ~ tho solitary
mountain oak differs from tho puhy
y sapkig 10 tie sh,dy forest.
One oftbo best yields Of wheat that
we have heard Of this season, is that of
Dr.. james 8. Hamilton, Who lives near
Athens, Georgia Bis crop vls forty.
nx bushels 10 the acre. We have not
seen it stated how much aeed was so1n
, 70 tho adre; but from the fast that the
wheat "a. drilled eishtssn i.eass apart,
" conclude that bat little seed W.
used. The experiment Of Aldermio
Meoei, Of London, was p1blishsd il tbe
Farmer list winter: ~ viz g "' !
It showed the astonishing yield Of
forty eight and half bushels Of eupeii-
OF wheat aud two bushels Of screenings
> from oae'aers Of la.d, On which less
than . peck Of seed vas sown, OF raths b.
planted This wheat weighed dxty:s
pounds 70 The ba.hsl.
sss-0f sourss We do not pretend to s.y
that wheat win thrive if but q. peak 81
sssd.D thrown broadcast ver'sAn acte
sad 1sft for covering 70, the i mercy 81
'a.tle 's'a'saEJ harrow; some graias beire
y barred ~ deep to germioais and some
ia q; the surface to b. devoured BY
!. Nos do ve have faith th,'
~" III Weed. ~tIl lot spring up and q: choke i,
lit is sovn in drills and loft with.
- out cultisatioo, bnt what We do believe
-. ~ that, With the cheap labor. which !.
IL iow promised Us, and with the cultiva.
ting machinery that will be farnishd
when there IS demand for it, that il
will .pa}to plant, hoe aud cultiv..,
wheat. When that time comes par
Iofstes exits expense Of tending it vii
be betrayed BY the saving Of seed
from the difference Of two bushels .
more, IT. many apTr use, aud the peel
st1aa thf aeu betpre,d over the SAN
ground. .,,- .,,,,,
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RsM a "a tIry - - 2 -. y " IT.
TxP1oCA CREAN.-Diapolve

RSsM "A "A NJ =. - 49, = ~ = -
TxP1ocA CREAM Dissolve two
t'blsspooofuls Of tsp,oes 10 cold water
two hoars boil one quart Of nilk-add
The tapioea Zone UP Of sugar .nd the
yolks q thrss egg, will beaten toeetb.
sf.) Let Il boil until IL thioksns !.
kttls-tsrn ildaApe AifdsSh to ,,rye.
VIE seA Rat eysr it; ising MA,
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Our stock Of violins, violineellos, Con
tra Basses, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Clsro
nets: Guitars, Banjes, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Aceor
deems, Strings, ETC., is complete.
Church Organs, Nell Icons and Pianos
timed and repaired 49, 1r.;7 >.....
Ortlcas attended 70 with Promptness
lis y3-n26 ~ III :
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No11cs-g:s =. LAND OFFICE:
ASS.,.. ~. Ncud, Mimi, September 2n 1880
rEsSR1 x nt having been entered =. this o me- .
Hos A,dn sgn,t Samuel Miller Tor rbanden;IGy.
sRos The and Xs1L section Ia 10, lss5,
II, fan1s ~ 10 stsarns county HIM. with = inship
~ saa
81 10vIMBER, lsss, at 10 O'Clock in tI,a H'a DAY
~ ro4pbbd and fnrnfsh testimm,v co,an s forenoon
alleged abaadonmept: ''''efn'ns said
. G. 4. GILMAN. Register
sepS>ow3 II. G. BURBANK, Receiver
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\O11CE.-U. 5. LAND OFFICE

- st. Cloud, Mimi. August Is, 1869.
=, complaint having been entered at this ofIioe bv
auison 1oung against Frederic Eitl for abandoninS
us Homestead Entry No 2lz7 dated Noyember i7tS
tSo9; upon the ne 4 section township LIS, range
~: - Todd county, Minnesota With = yiev
, ~ 80 cane ilati of sait entry: the ssid
puues are hereby SUNNI 7ned to appear 1t mir
n.s 20 Tue 11H DAfOF OCTOBER lag, ut 10 oeloek
.us forenoon to respond AMI furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment,
C. A. GILMAN, Rexistef.s
-aMg1o-ow| H. C. BURBANK receiver.
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Livery and Sale Stable.


The undersigned has just erected 1S
large and commodious stable on the cor :
ner of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he hos filled with livery stock, com
prising number Of
100 TINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and a
variety Of 80, ~. ...s.r
Of HANDSOME BUGa1Es
For single or double team.
Comaodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
promptly. a::ss5; -
His stock is Of the best kind, and he
invites his friends to call. ~
~ L. B. sILsBY.
st. Cloud, June 23d. 1863. 6 v6n49
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sN0HC4-U.1 .LAND OFFICE. B
IT. Cloud, XtnD, 1eptsnpbsr Il 1seo = ~
C0mpAlat haNng besn entered 1t Itis on,ca 4
Nils Larson against II. u. clapp for sbsndoi.
,c Ha s nomsstesd Entry No. 1905 dated April 1sth
range %, 10 Chippewa County, Mimi, with View %
te cancellation Of said entry: the said parties arc
nsrsDy summoned TO appear ~ this eice on the lsra
OA1 w NOVEMBER, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the fore
alleged abandonment. g. 8. - ..
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
eeveo-owa g. II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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N ~ cO:s :. 1 LAND OFFICE, = ~
Complaint having been en1ered d, =. to I'll. a
S ';s hder against Patrick Barrett fer ansndsiDy
1851 upon tSs No. als2 dated
s.1 10 range 80. in Stein. cnntS On
sSs :.;s III v,ew to The eance.ti,n Of ssa en91
& sss y: is,a ai5sS oe Il
~ O'clock in the forenoon 70 resnood .a, teos .s
'es'.nony concerning sud alleged abaodonmen. ''u
aus266wi II. GKitR1. ~ keg1s'si,
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\IOTICE-u-sIANn npr1cC

~ @A11. y: D IANO UFF1CE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, September Is, 1869.
compliant having beeu entered at this ONCE BY
his Homestead Entry No. 2o5s, dated November 1875
upon the 50 Il section = township LIS range 81, in
load county, Minnesota, With = view to the
cancelatonof said entry: the said parties arc hero
~ summoned to appear at this Office on the 2xp DAY
Or NOVEMBER, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning said a.
legged abandonment
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
septAo0xA H. c. BURBANK Receiver
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Nj Office OF MORTGAGE SALR-WHEKEAS DE-
~ fault has bccn made in the conditions Of Ger
tam Mortgage executed and delivered BY gsIiie L..
Mather and James II. Mather, her husband. of the
county OF Sherburne and State OF Minnesota, Mort.
sayols to Josiah T. Hayward, Of the City 81 Saint
Cloud in the county Of Stealns and State Aforesaid
Mortgage, bearing date the sixteenth day of August
III the year Of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun.
drtd and slxty-sevcn, and recorded in the Office of
on the nineteenth day OF August in the wear of OHr
LORD One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixtyseven,
a. U"ae oeioen ed say Book
upon the northwest quarter Of section number thirty
three, IN township number thirt ,.ve (35) north
range number twenty-ni l2s) sest, iort6e County
payment of the sum Of Two Hundred aud thirty.
seven Doars and interest thereon ACCORDING to the
conditions Of certain prosasory note mentioned and
described in said mortgage and bearing even date
Mather and James H. Mather her husband to the said
Josiah E.. Hayward wherein aud whereby for value
oelved they promised to pay to Ead Josiah E. Hay
ward OK order two years from the date thereof tbs
said sum of Two Hundred and thirty:scvcn Dollars.
with thereon at the of ten per cent
annum from the date thel eof until paid And whert.
as tnere Is claimed to be due and due at the date of
this notice. on 50 id mortgage and note the SUN Of
Two hundred and eightyfour dollars and htty-,.ine
cents and by reason tue non-payment OF said prn
opal sum OF Two Hundred and thirty-seven Dollars
with interest as Aforesaid the power Of sale contained
in said mortgage has become operative and no actio.
or proceeding at law otherwise has been
to recover the debt remaining secured by said mort
gage, or any part thereof Now therefore notice is
hereby given, that by virtue of the power of sale
tanned in said mortgage, aud pursuant to the statute
in such cases made and provided, said mortgage will
be forecosed BY sale Of the said mortgaged premises
and that the said northwest quarter Of said section
number thirty.three, {s3,) in said township number
thirty-ave, C35D north range number twenty.nine,
~ west, in said sherburue County, will be sold at
public vendue auction by the Sheriff said County
W Sherburne, at the front door Of the Office of Regis
ter of Deeds in, and for said Sherburne County in
DAY OF 0CTOBER, A. D. 1869, ut IL O'Clock II. of
said day, to satisfy the amount which shall then be
duo on said note and mortgage with the costs Of
closure, and the further Of twenty-five Dollars
covenanted and agreed to be paid by said mortg gors
to said mortgages in case Of the foreclosure Of said
mortgage, attorneys solicitors couuseis fees in
addition to and we'll all and costs allowed in
that behalf by Law. go
III i.3,.,sst2 = III Jos. G. VARNEY, :
Sheriff Of said Sherburne County, Mimi.
. WI. J. PARs0Ns, Attorney for Mortgage. .,
Dated GrOnO Mimi AuCuak 10Th 1859. auRlQ7w
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NIOTICE-U. g, LAND OFFICE

NOIaCE:-U.U y. LAND OEFICE.
~ y. floed MINI, september2 1862.
Andrew EnefseS aeafnsf VIZ H. Dana 1o ul. ~, w
doning big aonAtsed entt1 No. sos, dated FeIrn-
NY ny = 1857, upon the INV u svX nv Il md
rang. IL ros COUNT nsf:o1 mpse.o, .s- 1;, 1
we cancellation Of aaid entry: the said parties .rs
ne1epy summoned to appear At this once On the ON
W OCTOBER, 1S69 alto O'Clock in the a,renooD
ana furnish testimony Concerning said
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I0T1CE-U.. 8. LAND OFFICE.
IT Gloaad MINI

N0TICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
~ 81. Cloud, MIMI, September 9. 1860.
complaint having been entered at this office by
Andrew ;. Donahoo, against Thomas Havley fr
aoansaoning big Homestead Entry No, $3.50. dated
township IL, range q in Meek County, Ninnesota
wilma view % the cancellation or said entry: the
ssd parties aIe hereby sum nonsd 70 sppesr 1t this
o'clock in the forenoon respond and furnsh festi
mo. concerning said alleged abandonment. 80. :.
.septl66Wa II. C. BURRAEK -;
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aug26-6w* III. ~ K11r1., neglste
- 5. LANDOffICH, :

~ :. .:st.Slosd, MINI, August Il, 1859.
Hopla'nt having been entered ut this oe6cs br
Aotsten Mork against Hagen Jansen for s,,aH.
looming his Dcla1atory Statement No STA d..sas
T ~ stn, ioes, upon the n Il NV Il ssctios
= - nn, so"nship las range 81, in Mononsaii.
~. Wy Mhneso5a, with view to the c.noell.-
'e " saio entry: the said parties are hereby SUM
moneu 70 appear At this Office on tue ls1a DAY az
VSiobkh 1e69, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to ~
atu furnish testimony Concerning said alleged
". "n%oIa. =: A. GILMAN, Register,
oHS.oo"s II. q. BURBANK Receiver
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cICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE. :

~ st. Cloud, Mimi, September Is, 1860
Complaint having been entered 1T this ONCE by
!ngprecht Holum against John b. Lyon for abandon
1 ,s h's Homestead Entry No. 1853, dated May Is
lS65. upon the y II % II section 5, AID v x ne Il
section !0, township LIZ, range 49, in Monongalie
county, MIN, with view to tho eancellatioo Of aid
at this ONCE ON the 81 DAY OF NOVEHBER
1S69. 1t 10 o'clock In the forenoon to respond sDd
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abendon-
ment. ~ nc A. GILNAN. Eeesstsr.
eept236W> H. C. RURBANK Rsc.;rs,
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sen2-sx. .zjcs,j 9; A. GILMAN, ReEister.
eefSV" tS3A-~" II. T.. BURR EE E%..:-
GEL. s. LAND OFFICE

o.' C1oun, MINI, August Is, 1859
vim sn wing been entered II this once BY cs,-
- 10 home.tesd Entry No. 1856 dated No1eat,49E
..s 80 1Pon the ne section 3 fownsbp IA
.~1se ~ IN Todd county, Minnssot. - III,
paIes IRE hereby summs ned to appear At this o,s.
u 1. t1e .Ia DAY " OCTOBER Deso 4 10 GcIocI n
Me forenoon to respond and furnish testimosv ~.
corning said alleged abandonment 'o's''
aup2s.sv* !; GILMAN, Register,
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sepZORa Ii. C.. BURBANK Eacaiv.-

: -. y. 0onDANA, becelVef.
Nor1GGE:@a;U: s: LAND OFFICE, = :
~ st. Cloud Mimi, August 1s, 1s69. 81,
r. Comp!alnt having been entered at this Office bv
lawn u. slawson against ALram Davenport f;r
aMD s his Homestead Entry No. 1856, dated
60 e .o.es.a let 1865, upon the SO II section
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation ~ sa;y
entry the said parties hereby summoned to 40
pear At thus Office On the the 7rH DAY OF OCrOBEk
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon.
naent' G. A. GILMAN, Register
ao6zo-6W* II. G. BURBANK keceiver
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MOF4CE-lUs s. eL4A6DE OFFICE, :,
NSt. CLOUD, Man, September "a, 1869,
Complaint hS1fng been entered at this ofdcs bv
tar }. !oansoesaeainst John ". Goodhue for s6sn-
coming hs Homestead Entry No. as0s, dated April
!Sth, lS6S npoo the Il NV II section II township
~ range s. in Chippewa county, Mimi, With view
TO the consolation. Of said entry: the parties are
hereby sam1oaSdto appear at this once On the lsra
forenoon to respond and Furnish testimooy conce1,n
aid alleged abandonment, S75S -
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NOrlCE-u. s. LAND OFFICE
~ e. Cloud, MIMI, August 30, 1852
George ". Driver " ainst JOIN Dunes for abandonnx
ms Homestead Entry No. ALP, dated October 18TH.
1877, upon the NV II section .. township III
range 70, Ia 1eeker county, Minnesota, with view
hereby summoned to appear at this olce On the DOTH
DAY W CCIOBER, 1eo., at O'Clock in iLe after
nooh 10 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment -. =
-,-,- C. A. GILMAN Rnoisfer : ::
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-. - VI a. UIINAN, Keg1stef.
septsiSW1 IL C., BURBANK, keooiy.r.
NOTICE-U. 3. LAND OFFICE. -
~ 81. Cloud, Mas, september 6, 1869.
Complaint having been estered ct this ONCE BY
abandoning his Prescription Filing No.. STA, dated
June sth, 1862 upon the Sc II ~ ction IL townshjp
~: range, ~ IN stearns County, Ainnesots,
WIN view TO the cancellation Of said entry: the
office on the 10TH 1865, AZ Ioo,cIock
1.-THE forenoon to respond and furnish testimony con
corning SAD alleged abandonment - -tss - /
~. CA. GILMAN, Resister, t.
.sep3-0wB Il. y. BURBANK. Receiver