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WANTED.

Pleasant, unfurnlshed Front Room, with Board.
n Suitable for a gentleman AMI wle. Reference
given Addres, A, II. O., Box lSil, Portland.
NAV 27-dtf
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MEMORANDA

Ship Alinc, Lurvey. from Cardiff for Bangor. Me,
with railroad iron. was lost on the coast o Portugal
Only six lives were saved.
Sch Amity, OF and from Millbridgc for Boston
with lumber, was towed toto Jonesport goth, dis
masted, having had gale 10Th of Nit Desert.
Mackerel have made their appearance in the vcini-
" OF Gloucester. Sch Farragut, while seining in the
Bay, met with large school and took 120 wash-bar-
rels at one haul.
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'TH f PR E SS
Thursday Morning; Nav 27, 1869.
Republican State Convention,

The citizens OF Maine who endorse the policy
enuncated in the INAUGURAL ADDRESS Of Presi-
cent Grant, and who in favor of judicious and
economical administration of State and National
affairs, are requested 10 send delegates to Convcn-
tion to be held in
NOROMBEGA HALL, BANGOR,
Thursday, Juac Oath,
At II O'Clock, A. NJ; for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Governor, and to transact such Other
business as may properly come before the Conven-
tion.
The basis of representation win be as follows;
Each city, town and plantation will be entitled 10
one delegate and additional delegate for seventy
five votes cast tor Joshua L. Chamberlain at tue
Gubernatorial election OF 1868. fraction OF forty
votes will be entitled to an additional delegate.
No person will be admitted as delegate from
any town outside of the county OF which he Is a
resident.
The state Committee will be in session at the
Reception Room OF the Hail. from nine O'Clock until
Ii A. NJ for the purpose ofreeeiving the credentials
OF delegates and to hear and determine all cases OF
contested elections subject to ratification by the
Convention,
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FOR EIGN PORTS

Sid TN Australia Mich s, ship David Brown Mich.
oils, Yakalilla.
Ar at Hong Kong Sd ut, barque A W Stevens. In
q aham, Singapore. .....'
Ar at Marseilles sth inst, barque ormus, Pct,en.
gill, New York.
At Arroyo 4lh inst, brig A NJ Roberts, Doak. tor
Baltimore.
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10 ILtnLs
A SMALL Tenement on Free st, OF four or more
~ rooms. Apply at No 10 Free St. mas27diw
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Petition Of G.. W. Burnham for remunera-
tion for damage to his property caused by one
of the sewers, was referred ed--Adjourned.
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c. A. GILMAN, Register.
he. BURBANK Receiver
\TOTlCE,-U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
St. Clond. Minn 0cf L LIZ

~ IT. O10uu, 00tuH., Oct- 4, 1908.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
David Eurnham against Vim. B. Hurd for abaodo hing
his Presumption Clad No. Ass, dated May sth 1860.
upon the ~ ne II and nv Il SEX AID lot l, ion
81 township -, nnss 81 In Todd county MINI.
with . view to the CANCEL ton o s. d entry: the
said parties arc hereby SUM to appear At this
office on 70 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1869, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon respond and furnish te str
mony concerning said alleged abandornent
c. A. GILMAN. Register,
oct7 6w1 H. C, BURBANK Receiver
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PROPkR USE or THE BIBLE.

A great many people think that the
Bible is very sacred book. I will
toll You how it is a sacred book. If
You read this book, and find moral
qualities in it, and they arc transferred
- living virtues to you, then it becomes
= sacred book. This book is sacred to |
you just so far as its teachings are in
oorpo1ated in your experience and teel-
ing and nota BIZ. farther. All that part Of
the Biblo is Bible to you which you
live by. So much Of the Bible as you
vitalize is valuable to you; but 50 much
Of it al you do not vi.aGze is Of no uso
to you. You put your Bible in your
book case. There it stands all the week
perhaps. Or you read it once day or
once weck, rs the case may be. And
you do 1t very deooriously. Tho room
is still, and your children sit around
the room in a stiff row. You put on
your spoctaoles and read; and as you
read, you lower the key Of your voice
for when men want to be religious,
they always take a solemn note; and
you road all tho way through the chap
ter and are like blind man walking
along tho road where there are all sorts
Of flowers on both sides, never seeing a
single one. Men read thus, and feel a
great deal better because they have
read tho Bible to their family! Now l
tell you the only thing you read in the
Bible is that which jumps into you, and
which you cannot get out Of you. It
is tho vital, luminous part, and not the
dead letter that you read, if you read
any part Of the Bible. Suppose I
should set up housekeeping on the same
principle that some people set up their
religious housokeepiug? A man goes
to housekeeping aud gets q. Bible, with
his name on the inside, and his name
on the outside, aud puts it on the
table, in his best room and there it
lies for months aud years without be-
Ing opened unless there is funeral
in the family. Suppose l should go to
housekeeping, and should give an or.
der to the grocer for three boxes Of
sperm candles, saying, ri am going "a
have a luminous house," add should
put those candles away in the attic
and never light one of them? What
Is the use Of candles but to burn
That is the very figure Of our Master
He says, "No man puts candle under
abu'hel, but he lights it and puts it OF
oandlestick." -Henry Ward Beecher
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FALL AND WINTER AIANAGEME Mt
OF SHEEP.
From the Fvrmers' Onion,

From the Furmrs' Onion
Our theory is this, sheep should be
stabbed or put in pens with tight roofs,
say about 100 in flock, but it is nee
sssary that the buildings they occupy
should DO thoroughly ventilated, 80 that
they can have plenty Of fresh air. 1t
Is also Indispensable that sheep have
change Of food as frequently rs possible.
For instance they should be fed on hay
at one time, on straw at another, and
then on roots or some other food per-
haps little corn or mouthful Ct grain
Of some kind, then back to hay again.
We found one winter when we had no
grain OF turnips to feed to our flock,
that feeding them in the morning with
hay, and next giving them straw made
desirable change. They cat up both
tho hsy and straw clean. When the
after gave out along towar s spring,
We fed them in rotation, upland and
meadow hay, and found that they not
only did better than when fed on one
variety Of hay, but they ate every thing
up clean.
We tried the experiment of letting
them do without water in the winter,
but wo found it was losing game.
u would not do. Some of the sheep
would lick the snow occasionally, but
We became convinced that sheep require
water in the winter as. much as they do
tn the dry, hot weather of summer.
They also wanted to be sailed at least
twice week. When We have man.
sged flock in this way our losses in
the winter have not amounted to any
thing at all.
The sleet aud rain storms in the late
fall are bad for sheep, and they should
be housed on such occasions.
Bucks should never be permitted to
range With the sheep before the first
week 10 December. Lambs that come
about the first Of May and so along to
the tenth OF twentieth Of that month
make the best sheep, in this State, and
the mothers by that time are out on
grass and have in most all instances a
oopious supply OF milk for their young.
Sheep will winter without grain but
they will not do we'll without frequent
change Of food. 1t dom: make so much
difference what that food is, 10 that it
is = change.
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"A careful canvass of tho Cabinet
shows that all, except Secy. Fish and
Atty. Gen. Hoar, are in favor of a
speedy recognition Of Cuba, and they
oppose it only on the ground that it
may complicate the Alabama claims
question: as they alt sympathize With
the to c'ubaos 10 their attempts to gain
liberty. = ~ -
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:,-hiss Kate Field made her debut
in Boston, on the lecture platform, on
the 10th inst. She only returned, a
few days ago, from second trip to the
Adirondack, where she boasts of hav.
ing shot fine buck weighing 200
pounds, AID insists that she "shot it
leg'timately, nobody holding it by the
tall, she never before having handle |
q riflo. Es,.
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LHXECUTIoN sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
IL cution, issued out Of and under tie seal OF the
State OF Minnesota in and for the County of Stearns
upon judgment, rendered and ocEeted ia said
Court and county on the second day Of March, A. D.
Sisson was plaintiff, and Ephraim Curtis was defend
aut, in favor Of said plaintiff and agains. .aid do
PENDANT, for the sum Of 1851 100, on which said
with interest thereon from and since the rendi-
ton of said judgment; to me, the Sheriff of said
Atearns county directed and delivered did on the
Gay OF 1897 levy upon the following
a. the property of the said defendant, Eph
a. one, in Block Is, and strip feet wide of the
roth side OF lot lying next to lot in Block 49, of
equal width from front TO of said lot the same
beng the north feet Of said lot all in st. Cloud
City, according to the plat and survey thereof made
Curtis, Esq, and recorded in the Office of the
Register OF Deeds Of said Stearns county A,so lot
8, il Block ~" 10 the Townof St. Cloud according
and recorded in the said Rsester Of needs
except the north 20 feet of said lot fronting 20 feet
Wasmngt9n Avenue and running back to the rear Of
sda Th e9na1 width: heretofore sold by said de
| leCQaut, Epnialm curtis to, one, joseph Govette
Now there ore. notice is hereby given that I will
cell the above described real estate together With The
hs bdeer public ageti0n
the Cours House, in the City Of St. Cloud in raid
stsarns county, on the 271H DAY OF NOVEMBER
y. teos. ~ O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day
to satisfy the Aforesaid execution and nav tue amount
then due thereon with the expense Of sale. 100000
MATTHIAS AICKLEY, Sheriff.
By H. LAu1RHAs, Deputy She if of Stear 3 Count,
| HAYs KKRR, Attorneys for Paintiff
| Dated at St. Cloud, October 1869. oct7-<
GTATE OF MINNEsOTA-DIs1RICT COURT
p Seventh Judicial District, County Of Stearus.
Edward W. Allen, Plaintiff,
against SUNNONs
| Eliza J. Allen, Defendant.j
l he 0f
| Defendant:
+ 1o1 are nereoV summoned AID required to answe
the complaint in this action which has been fled wit
+ the Clerk Of the District Court Of the County {
sa;d at his Office in the City of St. Clou
the sald complaint the subscriber at his Office
we Cty OF st. Cloud aforesaid, within thirty da!
alter the service of this summons upon you exclus
o. the Gay Of such service and if you fail to answ
no ea:d complaint within the time aforesaid, Il
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court +
tie relief demanded therein.
L. W. COLLINS
oct76w Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Cloud MINI,
D.. ed 81. Cloud, Mimi, October 2, 4. D. 1859.
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~ st. Clocd, Mimi, eepte nber 90 1920
Compla ut having been entered at this of,ics 10
ncnael KilIian asa' rs samnel Miller fr abandoniny
upon tie Il NV II and Asw section IS TOWNSHIP sin
H. range 90 in 81 arms coraty MINI, with view to
the canceaton Of tad entry tbs said partjss
by summoned to appear at this office on the l01 nav
or NOVEMBER, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
t. respond and furnish testimony concerning .aid
alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN Register.
seD23&Ns H C. EIIRRANK Mood
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SALE OF STATE Z ANDS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PUBLIC
~ Sale OF School Lands will DO held under tho pro.
Visions otChapter XxXv1 OF Tho General Statutes Of
tAeStAte o. Minnesota. In tho County ofsearns at tho
ONCE 81 tho County Treasurer, at tho usual place
OF holding Court In tho CITY or ST CLOUD, on
THU RSDAY, THE Aru DAY OF NOVEMBER 1859.
commencing at 10 oelock A. H.. whom tho followins
described tracts or parcels of land will be offered to
wit: ~7S4$}
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm Of $50 acres, ON the north end Of
Maine Pfaire, about = : < .5lr,. 1aisa
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST, CLOUD.
Sixty resare timber, the balance prai-
to and meadow, and thelwAols enclosed
withs good fence thirty Aetss being under
cultivation, Qnthe premisesisaa d
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
With stables. grans y and storehouse two
good wells, and othe .improvements. This
farmts directly on the main, road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire atthis Office, orof 80;
.. ~, 55g.f 4 IT. "a J. s.. DAM, ~iJH.
= ,....... = ID w On the premises.
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Western Men Should Patr0niZe
western Institutions.
SIT. CLOUD BRANCH
or TH1
Republic Insurance Co
CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, I'LL.

CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, LII.
Cash Assets, March 1, 1869, 81, 153, 47l.oa
This Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or at
large, at as loo rates as any other compa-
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE C0MPA-
NY represents an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company. 60
B. ". PHILLIP, VI, &c. coolBAUGa, Treas.
s.. Cloud Branch oTeers,3
G. r. DAVIS, President. J. E. WEST, Manager
Direesora
J.A. Vest, JIM. McKELvY.
List Of Stockholders at s.. Cloud. MINI.
G. +. Davis, Manufacturer Of Flour
James N. McKelvy, Judge 7th Judicial District
N. P. Clark, Hardware Merchant
G. FG VIM Powell, Hardware Merchants.
Fl. G. Wait, Reg. U. 8. Land Oface
L. Gorton, US. Assessor
J. NJ. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
Pick:t / Abbott, Dry Goods Clothing
Levis'Clark, Flour, Feed 4 Grain
VIM. B. Mitchell, Editor s.. Cloud Journal
A. T. Upham, Dentist
F. Talcott, Watch Maker
Il. Rice, MailContractor
9. r. Beal, Manufacturer of Flour
AID. Beal, Miller
! J. E. West, Insurance Agent
Z. L. Allen, ms Clerk
Call on
j. e. WEST,
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
vlln33-1y
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HENRY WARD
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PLYMOUTH PULPIT.

.-!,, 3 II INV 80 -
Arc being read by people Of every class and den0
nation all over this country and Europe IA sss,,ns
Pymout6 Pulpit Is published weekly and contains contains
lii. Beechers Sermons and Prayers IN form ;uaao.e
for preservation and binding For saie by s ~
tSa nnS,ish err diving Two handsome volumes Of
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superb Steel Mr. beeshsr ee
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pendent, weekly journal ofChIstianisy Nth Lecture
Room Talks and Editorial Articles by Mr. Bescnel
sact to one address for 81 weeks TOR four doilars
snecial Inducements to canvassers and those getting
mn clubs. Specimen copies, postage free. for DC:
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A 500 eRrsuBAox Va ~
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Ain Us WANTED For
,,.,.xs - TIN" HALF sAITHs INV BOOK.
SunsNlnE AND sHlnnu. N .r,., y, =. -.

"a SonSHIHe ANU Shadow IN NEW YnRv
4 vosH ns11s11 WITH ANECDOTES AND 1,cr. .".
LIE IN TIE GREAT MErRopo1Ia' o.
Being Myor Of NeD York. r.A.c,;nc 4 :; Z
,s1a g ]! [ 81 ma GREAT CITY. = ~ :
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Hv%ea ~ N - days, another 3oA in Jays H We
SSf s sos Pop pnS:hsd that sells 20 rapidly NO
o,t in dsy: Mor nS sra roLtanes arg made and
.., s.rest HOY "Countrymen'' are swindIa1p IN IN
..iss in; nov Minieter: and Merchants are pi.ef
sged how Gambling Houses and iotter;a. ere ere
- W,hs now Stock Companies Originate al ~
sS ts m DSss &c. Rad th. tss soa
Of Il. noted mii,i Hna contains
:. NO.: &c; 's,ee Octave Volume, 10 pages. H..
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1ls.t.oa. Ic. fa pa.ticulars and term. IA sp
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ONE.HALF THE REGULAR RATES.

We want good reliable agents in every part of the
Country By employing your spare time to form clubs
ana sendng US orders You can obtain the most liberal
commissions either In Cash or Merchandise, and all
goods sent by uswi he as represented and we guar
autee satisfaction to every dealing with our house
Agents should collect ten cents from each customer
ana forward to US in advance, for descriptive Checks
The holders Of the Checks has the privilege Of
either purchasing the article thereon described or
exchanging for any article mentioned on our Cata-
logue, numbering over $50 different articles one
OF which can be purchased in the usual way for the
eame money.
The advantage of first sending for Checks are these
We are constantly buying small lots Of very Valuable
goods which not on our catalogues and for Which
we issue checks till all are sold besides in eyerv
large club we will put checks for Watches, Quilts
bankets Dress Patterns or article ofvalue
purchasing an article for about quarter its value
"a every order amounting to over $780, accompanied
by the cash the Agent may retain s. and in evory
oroer OF over sloo 50. 90 maybe retained. ~
To Pay the Express Cha rges.
THIS offer more especially to assist Agents in the
aud Southern States, but is open to all Gus
Commissions.
Agents will be paid ten pcr cont in Cash or N er
chant1ise, when they fill up their entire Club fol
Which below We give apartial List of Commissions:
For n order of $50 from club of Thirty
We will pay the Agent, accommodation, % yds. Brown
or Bleached Shooting, Good Dress Pattern, Wool
Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants and Vest
Pattern, Fine large White Counterpart, etc. 90
in cash.
For an order 1850 from Club of Fifty We
will pay the Agent, as Commission, As yds. Shooting
Ono pair heavy Wool Blankets Poplin Dress pattern
Handsome wool Square Shawl, silver.case Watch, etc
ETC., or $500 in cash.
For nm order Of 800, from a club of One
Hundred, We will pay the the Agent, as commission
100 yds good yard-vde SheetiDg COin-S Ter Huntino
Case Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit of oil Wool
French Cashmere, ETC., ETC., or SO in cash..
We do not employ any travelling Agents, and cus.o.
mers should not pay money to persons purporting
to our agents, unless personally acquainted.
Send Money always by Registe red
Letters.
For further particulars send foa Catalogues,
-: PARKER g. CO..
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~ VAINL-U. .. LANU UFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi. October IL, 1869.
Complaint. having been entered at this office hv I'll
tat T. Pulen against George W. RowelI for abandon
,ng his Homestead Entry No. 1919, dated December
leto, upon TIE :" ZseM section 20: township 12l
cancellation OF said entry the said parties are hereby
su,aontd to appear a, this Office On tbe211 DAY OF
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. G. A GILMAN Register,
szOct146w$ -, II. BURBANK Keceiyer
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
win Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission, -
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact all buoi-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
REFERENCEs.
Gov. WM. r. MARSHALL, St. Paul, Minn.,
Ex-Gov. s. MILLEp, Philadelphia, Pa.,
Hon. J. NJ. MoKELvY, St. Cloud, Minn.,
Hon. II. T. WELLEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
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~ V11VE.-U. 8. IAANU UFE1CE,
IN st. Cloud, MINI, October q, 1869.
Complain having been entered at this Office BY
Ch,issodher Serenson against. Albert q Holmes fcr
abandoning his Homestead Entry No, 49, dated
april 2lst, 1865, upon the. NV II section 6, town.
ship 1zz ,asge u, in Mcnonsalia County Minnesota,
with view 20 the cancellation Of said eutry: the
SAD parties are hereby sum aoned to appear At this
O'clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish tes-
| mo. y concerning said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register.
Oct2S6Tt Ii. C. BURBANK Eece: ;er
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NtorrcE.A;u. 3. LAND orirt1cr.

M. ST, Cloud, Mimi, October = 1869.
Couolaint having been entered at this ofice BY
'Mas jrGs :Sehrenk against JoAan n Logeting Tor
shandonipa -b:a Dcclaretory Statement No. 252l:
SEA sw " nv section 2, towss6ip las, range
50, In Todd; county, MINI, ~itA view to the
said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this ONCE on tho lVIA OAI
OF DECENBER, 1869, ut O'Clock in the afternoon to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said Al
'ese" "''"0o""" G. A. GILMAN, Register,
: ;5o..es s,xs y IN: C. BURBANK. Receiver.
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NoT1CE.-U.s s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
IN October 19, 1869
Complaint having been entered 1T this Office bv
Alexander Murphy against Carl Petseh for abau-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 267s dated June
IL, 1863, upon lots and section is, township Ii,
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned appear tis Office
on the 2D DAY OF DECEMBER, 1860, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
.ocE1-6vS II. c. BURBANK. Keceivec.
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~ Watch This Space!

Ra A good II story frame House with
an l. j; good we'll, and four acres of land,
in tho city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired.
For Sale-160 &C, es Of land near the city
with good building, suitable Tor hotel.
Price "a, 900.
1Fot Sale-A good II story frame build.
$500. ~ss
For -Reut.-A large: two story dwelling
house: Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For Sale.-Tho old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For Sale.-A good wood lot containing 80
acres near the city. Price very reasonable
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OOT1Cf-U. 8. LAND OFFICE, 4.
" BIT. Cloud. MfnD Eenfamhnr Of 1asa

N0TICE-U. BLAND OFFICE. II ".
~ 6t. Cloud, MfnD September q. 18sa 10000
:, Complaint having been entered at tI,is Office by
Nls Larson against W. II. Ciapp, for abandon
!nk h~ HOMESTEAD Entry No. 4sO6 dated AprIl 1sth
1865, upon the u n gw Il section H.. toynsbin III.
range ~, In Chippewa County, MINI, with View to
me cancellation Of said entry: tue said parties arc
MAY y summoned to appear at this etice the 18Th
DAY or NOVEMBER, 1869, at 1Oociock in tils fore
on correspond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. - %
.o.>,oo, C. A, GILMAN, Register.
seoR.2-o3s -- Il. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
NorlcE:-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
- ~ Cloud, Ninn. September "A, 1862.
having been entered at this Office by M
larson against jens Petersen for abandoning his
~ " Entry No. 3SG2, dated april L. 1867 upon
tue ~ seeton Ia, township IT, range 81, in Pope
AIM a";inhneaota, with view to the cancel
ton o. sud ntry: the said parties are hereby sum
in0IGn 70 appear at this Office or the 18th DAY or
NUVEMBEK, 1859, at o'clock fn t. afternoon t, r.
spond and furnish testimony concerning eaid ALLEGED
s.rsn asa y. a. GILMAN, Register
segeo-owa II. =. BURBANK, Receiver
NOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE.
IN It, Cloud, Ainn:, October 8, 1869.
Complaint having been made at this Office Ix R.,-
nasd Bradeck against J. B. Benninx for aLandonn ~;
Presumption filing No. 242s, dated December II 1seS
upon the SO NV ID and lots s. section 81 towns,f,
12e, range H. in Stearns county Minnesota wiz
view 10 the cancellation Of said entry the said ,r,i
hereby summoned to appear at this ofnce on ITO
1oru DAY or NOVEMBER, 1860, at IL o'clock in th ~
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony concerino
said alleged abandonment.
oct14ewa IL 6. BURBANK , Receiver.