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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09
OFFICE DEPOT AND PURCHASING Con- OF SUD- J r..
81. PAU. MIMI. August 18th. 1859. =

OFFICE DEPOT AND PURCHASING Coz. OF sUs.
= 81. PAU, MIMI, August 18th, 1859.
CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE,
- vii! be received ut this Office until IL
o'clock ~, Monday, September 9th, 1869,
for the delivery &C.,. e..
600 Bushels Of Potatoes, $50 pounds to the
bushel, ut the posts and in the quanti-
ties herein named, viz. = -
$50 bushels at Fort Totten, D. T.,
$50 bushels At Fort Ransom, D T.
The Potatoes to be Of The BEST quality
Peach Blows preferred-sound, .dry,e free
from frost, and delivered At each post not
later than October Goth, 1869.
Bidders will state separately the price
per bushel delivered at each post. ,,ts.
Proposals viii also DO received at the
same time and place for furnishing
1900 Bushels good, sound, dry, merchan-
table Corn in the ear, 40 pounds 10 the
bushel)
The corn to he IN good, stout, double
sacks and delivered at St. Paul, st. Cloud
or Fort Ransom, d. T., (which 10 be stated
in the bids( within fifteen days AFTER the
award is m.ds,s or, if delivered at For,
Ransom, 80 days. ..
Payment to be made in sach, funds a.
may be furnished by the Treasury Of the
United States, but not until the stores con-
tracted for By ne party have been deliver
ed and accepted. -----~--
The above proposals to be bound. BY all
the condittols usually attached to my nd
vertisements for Subsistence Stores.
49,, .,.+, =. a J.. II. GILMAN, :
sept2-td' Capt. c. s. Bv't 1t. Col. q. i. A.
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a writer in the Rural New Iorz.-
er gives recipe to make the hair start
on spots CALLED or otherwise injured on
horses, u follows: 'tTake an old boot or
shoe, place it on the fire, burn to a
coal, pulverize and mix with hogs lard
to thin paste. A few applications Of
this paste to the bare places will do the
vork
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OlnC1 D1Do9 AND PURcHAs1Sa Cor OF su.. !
ST. Paul. MIMI, August Nth 1Aao. Z

O1ncD DHD04 AND PURcHAMxa Coz or Su1
81. RAvly MIMI, August 18th, 1892, i !
UEAtEHPRoPOsALs, IN DUPL1CA ATE,
~ with copy Of this advertisement at
taehed TO each, will be received until IL
o'clock H., Thursday, September 80, 1869,
for furnishing the U. s. Sui sistence De-
partmcnt, delivered at the PR. r.. Depot
In this city with-'''5 BIN ~
20 Barrels Pork, mess or prime meas. in
full hoped oak barrels and packed in
winter Of 1862 Meat to be free from
rust or stain, full weight and thorough
sailed. ss ii F. NJ ID SSs5a%s :.
1900 Pounds Clear Bacon Sides, smoked
in winter Of 1862, to be put up in
good strong gunny sacks in packages Of
about 100 pounds each. :. -.
13S,lM Pounds best quality fresh grausl
XxXsFlour Al, l20 pounds ID 5afrels
1uil{ head lined, and the remainder in
double sacks, containing. 1876 pounds
each; inside sack 10 be Of twilled cot
ton' outside one Of guuny of strong bur
lap. The brands aud place Of manuiac-
ture to be stated in the bids.
10 Bushels $50 pounds to the bushel) Beans.
OF good quality and uniform size. To be
pnt up IN good sound barrels, head lin
~ yysNyIt sG5 sGr Ss@TsSSy4 Fl
3,14O Pounds strictly Prime Rio Coffee
(green. To be in double sacks.
$40 Pounds good hard Brown Soap, well
drisd, made by boiling; and from good
matsrisla olly-@f from slay,.2 z soluble
glass, of other deliberations.
80 Pounds fins Salt, in good, clean, dry
barrels. -,--->-..s...
The -four in sacks may be delivered
either 1t st. Paul or st. Cloud, which place
Of delivery to be stated in the bids. ,.s..
All the articles 70 be of.the very best
quality, and ready for delivery within four
{ tssa dsys from the date Of swsrd. SAM
plss required Of oil articles except meats.
Actual tare will be required On all pack
Ties1 prop saist 10 81 bound 81 all the he
conditions usnally attached 70 my adver-
tissments for Subsistence Stores.
y. 3. GILLIAN,
sspt2-td Capt. Q. s. Bv't Il. Col. U. s. "a.
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Mr.. H. Rounds, Cherachet,
Rhode Island, recommends, in the Neao
E.qlaad Farmer, as salve FIR sore
teats on COWS, one pound of the bitter
sweet or yellow root, simmered fifteen
minutes in half a pound Of lard, and
applied twice day after being strained
aud cooled. '|ts
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july226ws II. c. BUKsASk Sscs;r,sr
NOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
III St HfouH Aim az 1e~o

~ St. Cloud, Minn- Augrst Is, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at tais ofice by
Joseph EderJ. against Patrick Barrett fer
rs Deciaratory Statement No. 1852 dated August Isl
1867. upon the Il SO 4 and Il sw Il section 81,
township ~, Sangv 80, in SteaTns County, Mime
sofa, with View to the cancellation of said entrv
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear 1t
this office on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1859. At
~ O'Clock IN the forenoon to respond ami flu, nsh
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. =.
aug266ws nc BURBANK. Receivar
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LANDtoTT1oE,

AYOTICE-U.A LAND OFFICE $500
IN - &. Cloud. Mimi, AuIrst q, 1859. ,ssEs
/ .Comphiat having been entered At this once By
Simon Eder against Thomas Gibbons for abandon
Ing his Homestead Entry Nc. SSllA dated Januray1
126 range 50 in StearEs county, Mimi, with view;
to the CANCELLATION Of said entry the said parties ars
hArnbv summoned to appear at this Office on the lOfR
DAY OF OCTOBER 1869, ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said aee
ed abandonment. G. A. GILMAN, Register.
aug2eswi II. G BURBANK, Receiver.
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Commissions, 800 to $500 per month.

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wrsTnR WHEAT.

-
Spring -heat is almost exclusively
raised in this State, where it should DC
divided with winter wheat. 1t mas
bsca claimed that winter wheat WILL
not do we'll in this State, but We hap
bon to know that such is not tho case,
and 1t is a profitable crop, even on our
prairie land, aud as sure as the spring
crop.
Our prairie winter wheat should be
sowed In corn fields, plowed in, and
the corn stocks should be left on the
ground to protect the tender grain dur
ing winter.
It 10 very important, that tho wheat
should be sowed early, so that it will
obtain good root, before cold weather
sets 10. 80
Much caro- should be observed when
the corn ears are being harvested, that
tho corn stocks are not tramped down,
a these stocks arc necessary to protect
the wheat, from the iuclemenoy Of the
weather in the winter.
Lewis Harrington, o! Hutchinson,
never failed Of rsisins good crop o!
winter wheat, on his prairie farm.
Abel Wilson, Of Richfeld, raised On
his prairie farm in New Auburn, over
40 bushels Of goo! sound winter wheat.
to the acre. We do really wish ous
farmers would divide their wheat CROP
more, and raise small portion at least
OF winter wheat.
In the spring, they can take roller
aud thoroughly roll tho grain. Tht
corn stocks will be crushed in the earth
and the surface Of the ground mad'
perfectly smooth, 50 that there will b
no difficulty to run the reaper over i
10 harvest.
We could give q hundred or NOR
other farmers, who have raised larg
crops OF winter wheat in this state, bu
We consider it unnecessary. 1t ha
Been tried, aud If it was not that spripI
wheat could be raised so easily white
wheat would be the great staple
Farmers Union.
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Farm for. Sale.
STRAYED.

From Swan River, On the 14th inst,
TWO COLTS. One is four year old
light sorrel mare, white face, both hind
feet white and . light colored name and tail:
The other is = yearling roam colt, small,
black name and tail, white spot in his
forehead, and has one broken rib ON the
near side. Were seen near st. Cloud on
the 10Th. Any person delivering them to
the subscriber at Swan River, Morrison
county, or sending information that will
lead to their recovery, will be literally re-
warded. .,. E. BURNHAM.
~ Swan River, July q. 1869. nav
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parties are hereby summoned to arpear at rhi.
,'''Hr on the71H DAYOF OCTOBER 1869, at 10 o'cock
concerning said alleged "taadolue 1t.
G. A. G-LIAN, Register,
aue@ooW- Il. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
N0TICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Clor1, siinn, July Is, 1869.
OLE 9nha.o. r: Eng been entered at tbs Office BY
ing ri. Homestead Entry No. 1892, dated Nav
IL. 1855. upon the 8 rs SO u and X sv
s;s ton. II; township ~ range g. in 1ononea.
Of said sid SeeSy ea sua n lsa,ea
to 'pear at t.is tace on the 7TH DAY OF sEaTRNi.
BEE, 1862 =: 10 o'clock in the forenoon t. respond
aoa 1sa 81 SonsetRps ssS alleged
5uiyzs6wl H. Z. BURE AK. Receiver.
M ORlGA9E sALE-Wle cas-, default has been
4NA made IN the conditions CO ce tain Mortgage.
execute and delivered by 0riiiue NJ Nelson and L.
bearing date the eighth day Of tune A i, ISsS mi
recorded in the Office of the K yistcr of Deeds in and
Tor the County of stearns and late of Minnesota on
no,e e'n Gay o. June, A. 1865 at o'clock P in
payment OF Fifteen Hundred Dollars (balance dine on
me purchase money OF tie mortgaged premises said
Mortg 60 being made at the same time with the pur
SOU in one year from date said Morteaye with in
tereSt IRON date of said Mortgage at the rate of
cent. per annum according to the conditions of two
,eraln p..mssoIy notes Of the Morsagors, for said
M
Tue only ia. men thereon being the of S47O paid
June lst and 81 paid July 3d. 1862 on said sun of
Sl,OOO leaving due on said notes and MORTGAGE the
sum Tea Hundred and forty-eieht $500 DoIlars
which is tue amount claimed to 10 due and which IS
due TIL reon at the date of this notice. and by
u the no"payment Of the balance due the power
70 sell contained IN aid Mortgage has become opera
i've and no action or proc. eaing mas been Instituted
at law othe wise to recover the debt 60 remaining
secured by aid Mortgage or any part thereof Notice
- neteby gwen that BY virtue Of the Power of Sale
which y containcd IN said Mortgage and pursuant 10
the Statute In such case made and provided said
Mortgage will be forecosed by sale Of the Mortsagcd
premises, to wit ::
The northwest quarter Of the northwest az arter
Of section thirteen and the southwest quarter o.
the south quar- sr Of scctfcE twelve 2) and the
quar- er 81 ths quarter Of section
eleven, and the northeast quarter of the north.
east quafteT Of section fourteen U4) in townshD
No. One hundred and twsn. y-two, .(l22,) North q
,~nge tWenty.nine, (9) west containing one hundred
and acres OF land and situated in Stearns county
aoresaid " public auction, BY the Sheriff of said
coraty, a: the front door of the Court House in 81
Cloud, In sAid County, ON THE Ism DAY or SEP.
fEMBER, A. D. 1869, At 2 o'clock In the aftarnoon
Of to satisfy the amount which shall then be
due on said notes and Mortgage with costs Of fore
closure aud the further Of thirty dollars s,Du-
lated 10 said Mortgage to be paid Attorneys fees in
case Of the foreclosure thereof addition to all costs
and charges allowed by law.
:, MATTHIAS 'MICKLEY,
g2 Sheriff of Stearns County.
EDWARD 0. HAsllN, Attorney for Mortgage.
Da cd Esd July 1864 ii :. ano5-7w
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~ of1cE-U. s. LAND 0YFTGE

En-, So'p "a, having been en1eTsd at ts on;.. ~
inxIis Ha m asalns: snae, smith Tor sbandoI:
LII. 1865 unon ~ ED:r, sa. 1855, dated November
anss a., Ia Isid county, Minn with ,Is1 p r. ,
., s.r ~ ts psT hereby
OCTOBER, isss at 10 ociocK IN III .i me .Ia DAY OF
abandonment. C. 4 GIIM ing said alleged
aug2G6wS III Riipna Hegis'er,
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.CE.-U. s. LANDVFFICE

nv 0110H:~ y. . 1ANUVFF1CE,
~ st. Cloud, Minu., August L.. 1869,
Complaint having teen entered at this Office nv
AsIstcn M0rk against Haagen Jansen tor alan.
June 9Th, le69, upon the n Il NV IL section
II, township LIZ, range 81, in Gononralia
g unity, Minnesota, with view to the cancsIIa-
uon u said entry the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this Office on the l2rs Dsy ~
OCTOBER 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
aoandonment G: A. G1LNAN, Register.
20gzo6Ws II. C. BURBANK Kacoivor
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N0bcfE G6tt0eT:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
gu the STH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1869, al o'clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1000
madety you November l, 1865 upon the NV Il section
- township u.s. range g., in the District Of lands
needed, as Christian Schjoden alleges all aban'on-
meat thereof by you and proposes then and there to
sfos the same, when you will be Permitted to con-
test such showing. RS - as5:@2s$5 go .
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FOR SALE.

r The HOUSE AND LOT in Block "D,,',
: Lot 4, in the City Of ST.. Cloud. MINI,
~ feet front on Washington avenue, and
l22 feet deep. The house Is 1890; one
story and a half high, with cellar 1920.
Il has been used asa saloon, and is one Of
the best locations in The city. 1t is thirty
yards from the Central House, and the secs
ond door from II. G. McClure's bank.
Price $1,000. For information concerning
tbs, inquire Of Z. C.gAIcCLURE, st. Cloud,
Or, The owner, +. J. CROMWELL, 5I
n6-3m I'll. .sss s5 [.@ New Orleans, La
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I OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, July "a, 1869.
Complaint having been enterc al ,;,is ,,itice nv Al.
exanaer Moore against Samuel Stewart for abandoins
his Homestead Entry No. 1v dated Sav.,nbe-1 1ssse
upon the ne section IS, township Us, range 81 il,
stsrrs county, Minnesota with view to tie cauceiIa
tlon o. saa eAtrS: the said parties are hereby sum
sEPfEAEEK, 1869, at o'clock in the afternoon to
respond aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandOnment. c. A. GILMAN Keo;.sar s~
sug5-6wu t. c. BURBANK Hsc,,
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Our stock of violins, violineellos, Con
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro
nets, Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor
deems, Strings, etc., is complete.
.Churcl, Organs, Meltleons aud Pianos
tuned ndrepaired1 1850. ,.,.
Ort.eas attended to with Promptness
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist tor SWEET QUININE
it equals (bitter) Quinine. MIA by SrEARNS,
FARR u Co., Chemists, New York.
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S. LAND Optic.

~ 81. Cloud, Mimi, August i, 1899
compliant having been entered at dis Office bx
n hi. nearson against John Fraser for abandon
w ns HOMESTEAD Entry No. 29os dated June IstI.
1867, Upon the wHseZ section rs, toznslip II 1aI'
range 80 Mononsaiis County, MINI. with Wow ~
Tue eaneiat,en q said entry the said parties are
DAY or SEPTEMBER 1869. at 1;cI1aH y, w .ue n1h
novn correspond and furnish tesn,nonv en. "a. eilel
alleged abandonment. eaia
aug56wE II O. RIIkxa >Isietet.
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.Innportan to Farnle rsI

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5sOGADxGO ~ yxkIlC yN $500 i
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We furnish Farmers With tho
HESTSEEDs WHEAW@ EN- ipHE WORLD.
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TT 3. LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINN
~ JAY p, 1869.

~ JAY -, 1869.
JosepA Remberar:
sT: Yqu are hereby notified to appear at ths Office
IN the afternoon Of .he said day. and then and .ere
snow cause Why -,nr Homestead En.ry No. :721.
made W you NJ 1867 upon the ne Il ne Il section
subject to sale at St. Cloud, MIMI, should not be
Cancelled. a. Herman Blenker alleges an abandon-
ment thereof by you, and pro es then and there to
low te san| when you will De permitted to n
july226wa HI BU;RASE Rsca;,,o-
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. V1lCE-U. 5. LAND UkkIl'E

NV4ACE-U. 3. LAND Ukkft'E,
~ st: Cloud, Mimi, August 10. 1860. i.
B Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
naason 1oung against fredric kitel for abandonine
w. s nomesteaa Entry Nc. 2lz7. dated Noymber l7tS
800 upon the ne II section l. township LIS. range
o. IN Todd County, Minnesota with ! viev
w. re canc' LIE iHn of said entry: the satl
,''''c+ on the71H DAY OF OCTOBER 1859 at 10 o'clock
the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged ai;a3dolme 1t,
aug2e6w* nc. BURNING Xacair.r
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IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
W .uly 10, lego.

. 1ASUVFFCE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI, :
W .uly 10, lG69.
J0tua NisLs0n: >..
Sir: You ere Hereby notified to appear At this Office
on the '1A DAY Or sEPTEABEk, 1859. at 10 o'clock
cause why your DeciaratoIy Statement No. :s77.
n aa.: ~ you August IT, 1soo, upon the %sw Il
section "a, township LII, range .s6, in lie d.
should not 10 Cancelled, al Nils Ost.nson a,syss
an abandonment thereof by you AID proposes teen
e1d there u show the same, when you vii be pert
ted TO contest such showing
:. .e772r~ Q. A. GILMAN, Register. -
yulyzzowi II. 9. BUEEANK, keceiye,.
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II better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: Firs;-It cuts deeper. Scoad-It don't
stick in the wood. hird-It does not jar the hand.
Fburkh-No time is wasted in taking tho Axe out of
the cut F!tth-With the same labor you will do one
third more work than with the regular Axes Rod
paint has nothins to do with the good qualities OF
this AAe 1r all sur Axes are painted red. If your
hardware store does not keep goods will glad
ly answer inquiries I'LL your orders Direct or give
you the name of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
LlPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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i c. A. GILMAN, Register.
. sep2-Gw< II. G. EUKHANK Keceivsr

N0TIcE-U: 8. LAND OFFICE, JIG
St. Cloud, MIMI, August ls. lsG9..
Complaint wing been entered at this Office by Cal
vin siawson against Charles Browne for abandoning
~, ,c Homestead ELtly No. 1885, dated November
n a lyon 10 ING Tod as sHe,o .o.n.lr ~
view to the cancellation of said entry the said
parties are hereby sum1n ned to appear at this Office
On t1e ira DAY OF OCTOBER, 1863, at 10 O'Clock in
Tie forenoon to respond and furnish testimony con
cerniug said alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN. Resistcr.
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NVsILla6s--U. 3. LAND OFFICE. srcLoUp nsYrv
Arr.-.,.,.. -. August 20, 1eea
Compaant having been entered 1t thi. CHA.
s s waIa "a against Elisha Bare Tor s,.y
1912 &c hs hhisstead Eatry No. Ills, d,ted All
II. u, upon tie &c n section g. aovns,,in" r ~
range q 10 learns county, Minnesota. vith .
view . the eaieela'oa OF said cry: the la a,,a
parue5 ase hereby summoned TO app-a- at til. ofe.
IN the forenoon TO respo I'd and II ri,is. .astno.
concerning said alleged abb idonment 4'''
o G: A. GILMAN, Register.
+ espZoW II. G. BURBANK KerIvsr