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MOTTO II. All persons are hereby NOTE
IN fed that my wife, Caroline Wetzel,
has left my bed: and board without just
CAUSE OF proyocatlon, and that they are
forbidden to trust her onm accounts, as I
will pay 10 debts Of her contracting after
THU. date. B. MATTHIAS WETZEL.
Cloud, Jan. 9Th, 1869. n25w2
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T. Z. DgLAN0, Superintendent.
J. h. RANDALL, General Ticket Agent.
v10-nlAtf

r AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI
II March llth, 1869.
slz: You are hereby notified to appear At thi. oac.
on the 10TH DAY Or APRIL, 1869, 1t 10 o,cIork
in hsfofenoon Of tho SAID day aud then and there
made BY you May 18th, 1855, upon the ~ X W.
n sw n section II No II se N section 1k favn.Mh45e
~ range g in the District Of Lands subject 70
Peter Peterson alleges an abandonment thers@ IN xc
and proposes then and there to show tie same xhen
you viii be permitted to contest such showing.
H. Z. WAIT, Register
marAl1owa z. c. BURBANK. Recover,
7 AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI, "
~ March s. 1862.
sis: You are hereby notified to appear 1t this obca
onthe 40 DAY OF APRIL. 1865, 1t 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of The sid day. and then aud tere shoV
cause Why yaar Aonests.d Eutry No. 1o2s. made b1
ship LIS mango in the isnds subject tos.e
ct It. Cloed MINI, susld not bsesnoeaedas Anthony
Howard alleges n abandonment thereof BY You, and
proposes then and fhese to show the same when Won
viii b permitted to eoatest such Slowing.
n.111-s-n Il G: s1kB1s sie ,'Ree:i,*r
RI BLAND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, MINI,
1 ~: 1<,.: March 49, 1859.
Sir: You hereby notified to apcear 1T this ooe,
on tho 18TH DAY or APRIL 1866, At 10 o,cIocT in
forenoon Of the said day. and and there show
Jaae it: 1855, upon he s1 Il ne ,9 XG ~
section ii, township l2e range 81, nv axk seet1o5
IL, township Ez6. range 81 in the district Of iands
ceed, a. Nicholas Heimer ale e. an abandonment
thereof by and proposes then there to show
the same when you will be permitted to contest such
| showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
mar186W H. C. BURBANK Receiver
IT s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI.
| -" - November 10, 1868.
| Albert Diz0r:
Biz: You are hereby notified to appear at this ofbes
on the s1H DAY OF APRIL 1860, a 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of the said day and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. s2s1. made by
you November q, 1866, upon the II ne Il section
| 8, and:w hnwH nv 4 sv 1isectio17, township lbs,
range 81, in the District oflands subject to sale 1t
St. Cloud, Mimi, should not b cancelled ~ Busteka
Bischop alleges an abandonment thereof BY you and
proposes then and there to show the same when you
| will be permitted to contest such showing.
! ...- II. C.WAIT, Register,
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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
T1HE undersigned offers for sale . good
i farm Of 100 acres, on the north end of
Maine Prairie, about ~
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
ie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premisesis a .;
GOOD COMFORTABLE 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 .
J. 8. DAM,
v8ns0 If On thspremises.
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

fE-3s.9FF 49,! = iIT.I s
We offer for sale cheap tho So ohnson
Farm" containing i 100 :acrcs, lying six
miles from St. Cloud on The; road Is Maine
Prs i' via Neena nh There is good 5t.s
Log House and. Frame Barn
0nthe premises, and about thirty acres u !,
der cultivation. 81 4 d. Ei,Es :.tS tf ;51.ss u
A never-failing stream Of water runs
through the tract. i :.. jl:'s..@,: d
For price and terms apply TO 5g5. HAD ~
.PINNEY# s. sMULLIKEN.
..z,..5. Nth. B. Real Estate Agents.
y. ST. Cloud, Oct. Goth. 1868. v11n14 GIN
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Ill. GOING WEST.
SAINT PAUL. ST ANTHONY

SAINT PAUL, ST, ANTHONY
~~<
"1nneapos Trains.
Minnes,Ic;;. '..'... 10 15A. II IS H. 400 II
nneSPoln.......- 645 100 - y a g
81. Paul, Lake Minnetonka
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7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL January 8, 1850.

T AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
F anil Adel..ann:
sn: 1ou are hereby notified to .ppe.r At thi.
O'Clock in the forenoon of the said day and then and
there show cause Why your Homestead Entry No
517, made by you April 9th, 1854, upon the nv II
section "a, township &c, range a. in the District
Of lands subject to sale At St. Cloud, Mimi, should
not be Cancelled, a. Jaeobus c. Donkea aIIexes Nv
abandonment thereof BY you. and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you vii be permitted
i. G. WAIT, Register.
feb256wI h. C.. BURBANK, Receiver.
/ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI, =
IL January Is, 1869.
SIR you are hereby notified to appear at this orc.
on the lsr DAY OF MARCH, 1890. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of the said day, and then aad there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 1885,
made BY you April 21st 1895, upon the No Il
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, MINI should not
lie Cancelled as Christopher SeFsosen alleges IN abap-
donment thereof by You, and proposes then and there
to show the same, when you will be permitted to
&c. WAIT, Register,
jan21-ewll He. BURBANK, Receiver.
~: TsbrnsTy q 1853. ''
Hilli1m II. Spd.1eN:
sn: You are hereby notified to appear at thi. ofse.
on the 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1869, At 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. l2S6L m,de bv
You September 1861, upon tho section IL town.
ship Us range 81 in the District Of lands subect to
sale at St. Cloud, MIMI, should not be Cancelled A
Antoine Vogt alleges IN abandonment thereof
by you and proposes then to show the same
n. g. WAIT, Register,
mArf6wf III. C, BURBANK Rare;vsr
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Grow River Trains

pUhcHAsk TICKETS At the Stations before enter
s Tue Ca1s At Discount from the regular train
P:ssensers must get their Baggage Checked before
De carried over the road, and the arrival Of
ho al ~ PiAee OF destination, must present the
cnsek ana take Possession Of their Baggage
The Company will rot be Responsible
Tor the safety OF any Baggage after it,
arrival at station for which it il checked-it being 10
store baggage, unless special contract i made to
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II. G. WAIT, Register.
feb256wI -. II. G. BURBANK Recsiv.r

I = y .. oo.eoANh q. hece1vef.
IL March 1862
John Naster:
SR: You are hereby notified to appear NJ th. oso.
the forenoon Of the said day, and then snd t.r .ho
cause why your Homestead Entrv No s7Sl< ETY.
you August II, 1863, upon the sxL ne L1xE az
" 81 " section 81. n,vnshin 1& "a
District OF Lands subject to sale at St Cloud MIMI
snooia nos oe eSncelee ~ frank Wenzsl alleges An
ana there to show the sane, when you will Re per-
nn'teo 70 contest soen 9noCms:
mar4ex. n: 9: 8UR8ANk. keceiver.
y. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, alNN.,
~. March !, 1869.
SIN: You are hereby notified to appeas At thi,
Once on the lAfR DAY OF APRIL. 1851. at 10
Soek IN tho foeenoon Of the said day ana then and
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AGENTS WANTED.-Eor tho only steel en-
craving Of Gen. Grant and his family published with
10. $500. 100 per cent to agents. Address GOOD
SPEED & CO., Chicago, or No. 81 Park Row, N. Y. Nv
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A. Railson for commissioners fees,
do do do do
do do do do
W. W. Pinney, for ofise rent,
]. r. Wright probate blanks,
Willis Bissett case Of T. Johnson, insane,
Ssml. Stoner Sherif's fees.
do = do =; d. 49,.
]. L. Whitla Commissioners fees.
Saml. Stoner Sherif's fees,
VIM. Wright Juror,
James futile fees Co. Attorney.
D. Moore fees case T. Johnson.
J. L.. Whitla services on State road, refunded
L. Lewiston boarding John Gysler,
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Au Glasses Of business men are there
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r6- Young Men There IL no moral object, IN
beautiful 10 me as a conscientious young man how
often look over him and weigh him In the scae of
my hest Judgment and think the storm clouds Of adj
versity at times may surround him, yet he will learn
though the storm RACES, each clOud has Its silver IL
ming, and the sun will chine bright again. The blaze
Of Others popularity may outshne him. but we know
that though unseen he illumnates his true sphere;
he resists temptations, not without struggle for
that Is not virtue but he does resist and conquer he
bears the sarcasm Of the proga'e. and It etings him
to the heart, but heals the wound with HE own pnre
touch. He heeds no. the watch word OF fashion
when 1t leads to vain pride and to sin the Atheist
who not only says in his heart but with his lips.
there is God, controls IN not he sees the hand
Of an over-ruling power, and reluccs in it,. Weman
Is sheltered by fond and loving council Old age
strength, but the moral young man stands amid tue
temptations and trials and cares Of the world. like
selfballanced tower and happy Is he who eeeks and
gains the prop and shelter of wise christian counsel
and example, and learn how to loee 1t not; onward
then conscientious young maU, raise your standard
and nerve yourself for goo Incest II you have been
given an intellectual power awaken In that course,
never Jet i be said Of you that you help to swell the
tide of evil by pouring your influence IN Its channel,
II you are feeble In mental strength throw not that
intot he polluted current. Arise young man and as
sumo that beautiful garb Virtue; 1t is difficult to be
purer yet put your strength and let tr tn be the
lady Of your love and defend her. Onward then
young to all your noble duy, that your creature
intended for you from the beginning. Let Excelsior
be your motto, onward and upward, AID In 80 doing
neglect not your gentlemaniy department as regards
far as your feet concerned which must be pro-
tected by and with native dress boots such as 10 made
and sold at Fsnigens cheap shoe store 9th and Mar
ket rect Feb. 20, $3.50.
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OUR LETTER BOX.
A C0Iored Mans Opinion.

W,,,,v ,rox mr.,
Enh ,a,b iseo +
... fop' .o'n' A'o'''
Mr. EDITOR Twill you permit me 10 say
that have read with interest Mr.. Samuel Town
sends peti,ion ar Jeremiad tn the Legislature.
anu your cri'icisnh tncreupoh. VIII not say
that could write better petition, but know
can smell the word n,oro correctly. Any color
"a ,.,,,,,, T., - ,,,, 10 .shor,oa
Gu chiiu III any Vi our schoois Wouu pe "sh"noo
to spell the word with two g's, as Mr.. Townsend
do.s Asbo ia ono of ,ho q s,ner;or roos ~ ougbt
.oe'' 40 Ae 20 o"s " 'ne sups'' i'e' "h-'
lie not 10 set US o Detter examplef
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rrIE 1fLAwA TRIBUNE WILMINGTON, DEL.


The Times says yellow perch are selling In
quantities In Smyrna. They do not generally
make their appearance till the middle or last OF
March.
Curtis A. Conway and james M. Steel, Of
Georgetown, recently killed an OK which weighed
1923 pounds, dressed.
A daughter of Charles Wright, of Sussex coun-
ty, received severe injuries recently by jumping
from carriage while in motion.
Joseph Yarnall, OF this city, has rented Of Mr..
H. Wiisil the Delaware Hotel, at New Castle.
Mr.. Y. takes possession on the 10Th oil March.
West Chester talks of building new hotel.
The old and popular Mansion House is to be APP
propriated to other purposes.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, at recent personal pro.
perty sale, In Chrstiana Hundred, sold potatoes,
by the pound, at 90 cents per ID.
Thomas NJ. Ogle sold for A. B. Crawford, of
White Clay Creek HID, on Thursday, horses
from 300 to S257, cows from $50 to $75, bull
$50, hay $3.50.
Shad are being shipped over the Delaware Rail-
road, from Norfolk TO the New York and Phila-
delpha markets, In considerable quantities.
Herring made their appearance in market at
Seaiord, on Monday.
Fifteen COWS were sold at John Pylc's sale, in
Christiana Hundred, on Monday, at an average
price of %72,50.
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.
Please read the following Testimonials; 20 and
sec these roofs and You will be convinced that Plastic
Slate is the
Best Roofixg Now in Use,
Being Fire, wster aud Steam Proof-L'ght and
Durable, and equally adapted to any form OF roof
steep or fiat.
TESTIMONIALS
CESrRRvlLLE, DEL, Jan. IS. 1862
Mr. Robert Atkinson Sir: The Plastic Slate
Roof which You put for me In June. 1866 answers
neither run cracked, perfectly sound and hard
as slate itself and think frcm all appearances II will
] sg o ns.p wS ss pTapsy nj made s
anu 'ppAsa' 'o'''' N''p''A 4. i. DIXON.
Mr.. Robert Atkinson: This is to certify that in the
summer of 1866 had DOR slaughter house and shed
on In this place. 1t has in every way proven to ba
durable and satisfactory and we consider II one OF
r. ses Tbe s a
and now forms one complete sheet II slate. without
biemish OF any kind JnSHmA HuTT0N,
WiLaisuToa DEL, Feb. 0, 1859.
Mr.. Robert Atkinson We can say in relation to
Plastic Sa'e Reng, that in the summer OF 1896 we
had part Of our foundry cOvsrad with l. (about 1900
square se) and that in 1887 and Gs had it put on
10 be an excellent material for rnNfng purposes Our
roofs perfectly tight and give no trouble The
plastic slate has hardenei and now forms sne COM
pete sheet of slate, without c-ac or d.iect Of spy
kind II. G. SiOTsENBukG & SON.
wIulsaros Feb Q, 1859.
This is to certify that had Plastic Slate Roof put
on my dwelling over two years ago. 1t has given
entire satisfaction cen.ider by far the cheapest
cold or heat affecting it Mine il now ono seamless
sheet OF slate over the whole rnni
RICHARD II. JONES, eli Saipley ST.
fully concur in The above statement; go much so
that have had the rIrf Of ne houic' covered
with it. and nnd perfect sat'sfas!i,n in them.
wn,Iss res nEl, Feb. TO- 1869.
In is66 we had two hiilling- rooted with the Plas
tic Slate by Mr. X Atkinson It seems to improve by
age and is mess sheet OF solid slate per-
fectly freproof and - appearance has all the
''''''''~ q Is THOMPSON & co.
WIlMlsGros, DEL, Feb. S, 1862
l take great pleasure in recommending Plastic
Slate Roniiing to any WIN may want fre and water
proof roof. had my store and dwelling covered
with It, Oh the Top ot AZ cd shinge roof nearly two
years ago. The roof Ia he entire sheet OF slate
giving complete 'a'istacI!cn and 70 all appearances
very durable. LEVI WOODROW.
COMMERCE. N. 0FrtoE, Feb II, 1860.
Mr. Robert AtkipsUn We are much pleased with
the Plastic Slate Roof you put on our engine house
two years ago Tn, roof being within Is inch-s Of
ind extreme ctsnsVs of temperature, has been we'll
tested We thins and hiss stood the test perfectly II
now appears without n Jaw and apparently better
than when nh. on Very Respectfully,
JENKINS Il ATKINSON.
A coating OF Plastic Slate is sure remedy for
leaky shingles and meal reos; also preventive Of
damp walls. Metal roofs pointed with the best MT
serial enthusiastically used by the r. II. Cos
ROBERT ATKINSON,
No. . W. FOURTH ST.,
Wilmington, Ee'
fNill remove with Good Hanna to Fifth and
Market streets on April lsi.l feb25-6mw
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Brigadicr General John l.. Gardner, U. s. ~,
ION the retired list, )wlio has been spending the
winter in this city died on Friday morning, ut the
boarding house Of Mrs. Kecnc. No. 506 Market
street.
Deceased participated actively as an officer Of
the Regular Army 1T the Seminole war in Flor
ida and in the Mexican war, and during the latter
war received a serious injury by being thrown
from his horse and dashed against the gates OF
one OF the captured cities.
Just previous to the breaking out OF the South
crn Rebellion, he was in command at Fort Moul-
trio, South Carolina, and laid in, on his own re-
sponshily, al the small extra stock of provisions
thu, sustained the little patriotic garrison of Ma
jor Anderson during the siege of Fort Sumptcr.
He also made an unsuccessful attempt to remove
the arms and ammunition from the Arsenal in the
city TO the fort. Such active fidelity to his Gov
eminent not being in accord with the wishes of
the traitor Floyd, then Secretary of War, he was
removed.
| General Gardner performed during the late
| war such service as his advancing years permit
ted for some time, and was then placed on the re-
| tired list He was brother-in-law OF Admiral
| Goldsborough, and has two daughters married,
| living In New York State He has no relatives
| here, and merely came here to escape the rigors
| of more Northern climate.
| He was In the 10th year OF his age He was q
| native of Massachusetts,, and entered the service
from that State us Third Lieutenant in the Fourth
Infantry on the both of May. 1918, and was retired
upon his own application after forty or more
| consecutive years of service on the LIST of No.
yemher, 1861, the time of the retirement of Gen.
| Scott.