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n MORTGAGE SALE-Denault has been madc

MI ORTGAGE SALE.-Default has been madc in
nj the conditions of a certain indentnre Of Mort.
gage made executed and delivered BY Margaret NJ
Grove, County Of Washington, STATE of Minnesots.
Mortgngors to Skinner, Briggs Mead, Of the Town
If Rockford. State Of Illinois, Mortgages dated the
as signs and was duly recorded in the Offce Of tho
Register OF Deeds in and for the County of stearns
State Of Minnesota, onthe oath day Of January A. D.
on pages 70, so and 81. 10
Said Mortgage was given to secure the payment Of
certain pron,issory note OF ?2SSO payable on or DO
ratio Of temper cent. per annun, given BY the said
Margaret NJ. Elwell and Tallmadge Elwel, and bear
ing oven date with said Mortgage.
and Mortgage at the date Of this notice the sum of
Three Hundred and Fifteen and S7lOO Dollars togeth-
or with Thirty Four and 6o1O0 Dollars taxes due,
es9Ssd gS the
1867 and no action or proceeding has been instituted
It aw torecoyer the debt now remaining secured BY
said p..t hsrsS. .ven tb,t
and by virtue Of the Power Of Sale In said
contained aud tho Statute in such ca.e made and
provided the said Mortgage wy be orscosed a1d tho
to Wit: Block tiirtytwo uii ton lots and lotsseven
as eight, (s) nine o. and ten, o) IN block thirty
Az io,:Sns .n% txS q .}1a;:;as ia;:;ct,o9.'
Sc~a q q County snd STATE 'es of
and on record in the Clerks Once Of the County Of
appurtehances Il thereuato belonging will be sold
BY Sheriff Of the County of stsarns aforesaid, at
public vendue at his Once ii the City Of st. Cloud, in
a. D. 1862 at eli ven O'clock in the forenoon of that
day. to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy and pay
the amount due said Mortgage and the note there.
By secured and the legal disbursements and charges
SKINNER, BRIGGS MEAD, ,..Mortsagees.
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EVERY FARMER

Gardener and Fruit Grower is invited to
send for "B EsYS IMPROVED FRUIT TREE AND
VINE INSECT DESTROYER AND INVIGORATOR," !"
improved and patented June 1885, eight years
experience with the old "Invigorator."
Having purchased all the right title and interest in
this Patent and Patented Composition for the whole
United States, am now prepared to furnish samples
to test with vvw Of selling 'STATE,"' COUNTY"
and "IndividEal Rights persons having use
for this Invaluable Preparation are satisfied that it
will do what claim.
When applied tho Preparation penetrates every
pore, destroying the worm in the root, heart and
branch of the tree and by connecting with the min
eral substance Of the earth destroys the cause and
prevents the creation of any destructive insect It
will instantly destroy all pests that derive their
trment from tho sap of Trees Vines and Vegetation
and successfully prevents them from comm ittng
ravages orchards crops 1t will kill the Peach
gruD and Borer and prevents the Curculio from sting
ing the Plum As fertilizer it has no equal, and
will not injure any Tree, Vine or Plant. On applica-
tion will refer to men in Baltimore County, of the
highest agricultural standing, who will testify to the
benefits they have derived trOm its use.
Samples, with directions for using, sent to any
par of the United States receipt Of ST. Individu
al Rights containing the Receipt sent prepaid
by return mail, on receipt Of IS.
reliable Agent wanted in every county.
Address, J. AHEARN,
No. Post Office Avenue, Baltimore, Md
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IS. B. Scott. bank examiner, who
has been to wind up the business of the
Rockford Bank, Milwaukee, reports the
entire assets in the vaults footed about
Sl0 in postal currency. It is believed
that the liabilities of the Bank arc
100000. Many Of tho depcsitors are
poor people who were induced to de-
posit their small earnings by promise oi
+ q high rate Of interest.
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A GRAIN sELEyAToR.-Wes. are

A GRAIN szaELEVATOR.-Wes are
pleased TO learn that the St. Paul and
Sioux City Railroad Company have de-
.termined to build a large elevator at
this point during tho coming summer
the ware houses built last fall PROV
ing too small to meet tho wants Of tho
grain business Of St. Peter. Nearly
every store room in town is filled with
grain which will DO kept in store until
navigation opens in tho spring.-&.
Peter Tribune. ,- >~.- ..~.-
If On Saturday last, Mr.. James Tot
ten, was found dead in a shanty in
Mound View township. After an exam-
iuatiou by coroner, tho jury found
verdict Of death by strychnino admins
tered by himself. No cause has been
assigned for tho rash act.
The Winona Republican Of Satur-
day, says: "One year ago to-day the ice
went out in front Of this city. To-day
tho stages aud transportation teams are
travelling as safely as ever" One year
ago the ice commenced moving in front
Of St. Paul, and to. day (Monday) hun
dreds Of loaded sleds crossed in safety.
A house owned by Albert Lau-
renee on Nicollet Island, was burned
on the 18th inst. No water could be
obtained, and they were compelled to
combat the devouring element with
snow. Nearly all OF the contents of
the house We're saved, but in the cellar
were, among other things 70 bushels Of
potatoes all of which we're consumed.
The loss is about 81, 100; insured for
$500.
John Richardson, the first colored
man to cast vote in Minnesota, lives
at Lake City. Hc voted on the ques.
ton of Lake City issuing bonds to aid
the Chicago and St. Paul Railway,
His photograph has been forwarded to
the Historical Society to be preserved
among the "relics."
The Winona Republican is ju.
bilant over the fact that in E:just abou,
one hundred days." Winona will have
direct railroad commun ication with thu
East, by way Of tho Winona & St
Peter Railroad
Through the agency of Senator Ram
sey, Of Minnesota NJ. G.. Meigs, Quar-
termaster General at Washington, ha,
been induced to instruct General Don
aldson, at st. Louis, to have the grail
for Fort Totten to be purchased in Min
nesota aud forwarded thoretrom. Here
tofore it has been purchased at St. Lou
is and forwarded by the Missouri t
Fort Stephenson, thence by teams t.
Fort Totten.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.
.Borie Ia worth 81 500. 900.


-Borie is worth $l,50o,000- =:
-Mr. Julian, Of Indiana proposes
to abolish polygamy in Utah by female
suffrage. = ~: = H.4 81. =: =,
Ripe tomatoes, ripe strawberries,
and green cucumber, for sale in New
York. 3.2ii., ..;-.>. ;r,i =: =.
"A bill has passed Parliament & Sc
curing freedom Of speech in all the dis:
tricts Of Germany. *~ - - . u
Fifteen young; " women have :, u Just /
been graduated from the, W,oman's
Medical College, Of Pennsylvania, as
physicians. @< ~ : ":%'' *',:'
-Grant has dismissed the u military
guard At the White House. Civilians
will b tho custoaians hereafter. io@ =.
Boston ha. sent ii. frat cargo, cargo ,o,f
ice 70 the Japan ese, in blocks sixteen en-
inches thick 49, '&st. 4'2'i - I" a
Five convicts At Sing Sing prison
gagged two keepers at Poaghkeepsie,
N. Y, and escaped Or the night Of the
18th. One keeper has since died.
They have been recaptured. -,
1t is noted a. . curious fact that
throughout tho length and breadth Of
Virgin. with ,few exceptions, no. mar
risge can be solemnized because Of the
removal Of the clerks. -. ;, :
p. Blgelox; Lawrence, Consul
General to Italy, died a Washington
on the 22d inst. ,Hs ;:E| was 40 ,ofoAb7
bott Lawrence Of Boston ;.p4: yI,n, 10
r. 1T 10 stated that Miss Kanlew who
rendered tho State, some service as; =
Uuion spy for Gen. Grant, in the sPo-
tomae army is 70 receive an sppointuen.
~ Postmistre,s It Richmond, ,V;rginia'
. -Fr.nk Moore, Of New York, (ofRe-
bsllion' Reoordfams,9 } h.sbesn appointed
Secretary Of the u nited States Legation
1t Paris STatuo1 yav 81 e. n4ad s.4;'! b
,1-George Francis Train zssold' lal,;tt ~
week, in Omaha, sixteen lots "fo;r
e12, 900, and still owns 5000 just like
them, which arc now worth: g. 900, ,000,
and arc rapidly rising in value: nyss I'd /
The western mail which left New
York On the 18TH % was burned the next
day. The mail was very valuable one,:
consisting Of 33 letter and 16O news. Il. :.
paper bags. -Four Of five Of the bags con-;
taining California mails wers,nvcd and
Forwarded to their destination.
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Livery and Sale Stable.

The undersigned has just erected ~
large and commod;ous stable on the cor
ner of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, lear tho Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising number Of
FINE HORSES, ;.':':
Suitable for either riding or driving, and
variety of
HANDSOME BUGGIEs
For single or double team,
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready.
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nerals or Journey will be attended to
promptly.
His stock is Of the best kind, and he
invites his friends to call. p -s~' !
L. B. SILSBY.
St. Cloud. June 2sd, 1863. v6n49-l
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Tho usually we'll informed WASH
ington correspondent Of the Chicago
Times tslegraphs to that paper ~ FOL-
lows :@%, = .... -'..,= .55
Tho President has established rule
that no republican holding Office under
eommission shall bs removed until the
time expires for which said commission
was issued, and then said officer can
have hisi. chances for reapposntment.
This has been done not only to relieve
tho pressure on the departments for
Office, but also = matter Of justice tc-
ward republicans who are none the less
deserving because they hold Office.
The President submitted this to bis
cabinet on yesterday, when it va
adopted. In accordance with this, lists
are beioR prepared ia tho various de-
lastaaia, showing tho persons %
soldisg, aud vhsa their commissions
eli.s
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-25

Tho first through train over the
Pacific Road will start from Spring
field, Mass. There will be attached tc
new locomotive Six passenger, two
sleeping and one baggage car. They
will start from Springfield just as soou
as the road is open, and will have the
right of all the roads clear through
The travelling will mainly be done by
day, and the engine will lie over and
cool nights.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-25

AT tho last State ball at Vienna
the Empress Of Austria appeared in
= new dress composed Of the gresn and
golden wings Of South American bee.
ties, sewn with gold thread on tissue
Of white silk. A splendid suite Of dia-
mouds and emsralds completed this
costume. .:
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r.;f. 5aH'E .aVICK'6~sr 3Hdw v9r
Floral Guide For 1850.

i The frst edition of One Hundred Thousand of vicks
Illustrated Catalogue ofseods and Guide in the Flow
er Garden Is now published It makes q work Of leo
pages beautifully illustrated, with about 15o Fine
Wood Engravings Of Flowers and Vegetables, aud
.,l 3-t ELEGANT COLORED PLATE, EsE 9%l
A nOQUET3sr OF Flow r r s..
1T is the most beautiful, we'll the most nstruc-
tive Forl Guide published, giving plain md thor.
ongh directions for tho ..s. T.. =
cljlTuRE or FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES.
Tho Floral Guide published for tile beneht Of my
customers TO- whom It is sent free without applica-
tion but will be forwarded to all who apply by mail
for Ten cents, which Is not half the COST Address
JAMES WICK. Roche s!er, n T
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
& Il &. s .f s

TO tho working Glass II am now prepared to fur
nis oil classes with constant employment at their
nomes tho whele Of the time, or for tho spare mo-
Ments: % nasiness new, light and profitable. flfty
either sex and the boys uud girls nearly much
ss men Great Inducements are offered those who will
aevote tholr whole ttme to tho business and that
every person who this notice. may send me hoir
ADDRESS ana test the business for themselves, make
tho following unparalleled ofer To all who hot
VOL satisfied with tho business, will send 81 to pay
tions &C.. sent free Sample sent by mail tor ~ cts.
Address Il. g. ALLEN Atigusta Me- =
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'designatedas the town of Roslyn. Also
the town of,Atkinson in the same county,
shall be, known and designated as the
town Of Moe. The above changes have
become law. So says the Alexandria
Post. -.
The depot at Waseca, on the Winona
and st. Peter railroad with about 1000 BUSH
els Of wheat, goods stored. Office books, &C.,
was destroyed by fire on the 18th; inst.
Loss $4,000.
Mr.. Manley of Coon Greek, while rid
ing home from St. Anthony on a bob sled
caught his legs between the sled and tree
breaking one, and bruising the other very
badly
1T is announced that Gen. W. S. Han
cock will not leave st. Paul, headquarters
Of the Department Of Dakota, until the first
Of May IT,. ...,n-. -. ii. -: .; t.
:; The receipts of wheat at the Union
Elevator for the week ending March 18th,
amounted to $4,000 bushels. Minneapoli.
Tribune.
On Saturday morning last there was
mirage in the heavens, of = landscape on
the Minnesota river forty miles distant, that
was distinctly seen from this town. This
IL Of frequent occurrence here, and is quite
= curiosity to those, who have never wit:
messed anything ofthe X kind.-711eneee nrl7 Reg
'ster. :,,,.,>. .,,>. -, =: >...;,,..:
- little child Of Thos. Smith, residing
near Rose Creek, was bur ned to death last
Saturday. II was playing with newspa-
per which caught hre and communicated to
its clothss. Medical. assistance was OBJ.
tanned but too lats. ls2?4: + :2-r:: -
Tile St. Charles Hsrald has re-
duced its subscription rates to One dol
lar per iannum. :."2 >"' 57t:.,.:
Two meu were engaged in an olt
blast near the Bridge quarry at St. Paul
when it exploded, burning them botl
very severely. '<''' !@@' =" -
PHe-E. A: G. Hatch has been awarded
she contract for tho transportation 0
+ Government stores to the various fort
on the frontier: -.
Tho Minnesota Legislature, JUS
before its adjournment, passed me
mortal 10 Congress for the removal o
Etho Leech Lake Lake II Indians
yGazette. :: ~. u. <, g.,
''"'- Small Pox is said; to; BIC: prevail
ing TO az, n, alarming AZ min extent in Wasioja
Dodge County. .7'i1nI 95E' 10 ooant1..'o:
/ --Tkeresare now ri ono hundred 2and
thirty-two patients under; treatment a
the Insane Asylum at ST. Peter, 1as;7a
!. Rev! oJAbes Brooks has resign
ed,, the Presidency iaof nHamlino Uni
yeEsity, # f. ReaE RssdE :WiBg,; apdIclosed. hi,
labor, last we wesbkc, bkc,y Ae Atl has been con
Hs nSsted 9sElto Xlth the institution since its
e9mmsp y|!sHs'ta:jea spesmHs'oat:. sadt nwoa arp4 O
.,s1 The WiponaE, Repsblicar announc.
80 that the engineers: engaged on the
eastern connection. have found some
very pure specimens Of lead ore ct a
place known as Indian Point, some five
mile. below that isclty. 1cI.,owas FIRST
,seen in . streak or layer of gravel, 7run-
ming down. from 1.-The bluff, and, zitr is
thought that the s ORC exists there, in
considerable ouantities.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets of the
Great CITY.

Work descriptive Of the VIRTUES. and the
VICES, the NJ YSTERlES, MISERIES
and CRIMES Of New York City.
It contains IS hne engravings, and 10 the spi-
ces most Thrilling, Instructive and Cheapest work
Of the kind published. ,+
Only $a.75 or Copy.
Agents arc meeting with unprecedented success.
Oae in South Bend, Ind reports 80 subscribers the
first day Ono In Meriden Conn ss in two days, and,
N1-Send for Circulars and see our terms and full
description Of the work. Address, JONES BROTH
ERS CO, Chicago, Ill. or st. Louis, Mo.
CAUTION. Inferior works of similar character
are being circulated See that thu books you buy
contain IS ne engravings and sell at $276 per copy
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-25
Early Rose Potato.

HNE ID. EARLY ROSE
~ sent by muil. postpaid, 81 =
Abs. EARLY. ROSE, sent by mail,
postpaid, $500. Best Spring
Wheat In the world; the earliest
and most productive Corn wonder
full yielding Oats-white and black
weighing As pound to the bushel,
Spring Barley Grass Seeds Fowls
Eggs. Hogs the grear Feed Cutter
FARM JOURNAL-most valuable
in this country-ouly $1.5O per y
II you want to make your Farm pay.
GEO. A, DEITZ, Chan
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About million and half dollars
has been remitted fom Cuba to a pri-
vate banker here, the interest on which
is to be devoted to the sick and wound
ed of the patriots.
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queen Victoria has ordered new
Courtdress, the first ever sanctioned by
authority. Heretofore, the dress worn
At Court was merely the old-fsshiored
evening dress which somehow go.
stereotyped into precedent aud became
sacred accordingly. Now . real Court
costume il prsscribed-dsrk single
breasted coat, With standing collar,
embroidered with gold lace on collar
cuffs, and lappels; white waisteoat with
out collar; trowsers ike coat with gold
lace down the outer seams; cooked hat,
sword, white tie. This for levees. Fo'
drawing-rooms, same with breeches, silk
stockings, and buckles.
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Pants are to be as snug on tho leg
a. ever this spring. Vests will be sin.
gle breasted and open low. Fash.
iouable coats will have a wide, rolling
collar cut away to some extent; and
rather short.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-25

On tho Goth Senator Ramsey iu-
troduoed bill to amend an act aiding
Minnesota Railroad, With grants Of
public lands.
In the House Mr.. Eugene Will
son, Of Minnesota, offered 4 bill grant
ing land for the improvement Of the
M,saisaippi river At St. Anthony Falls.
Senator Ramsey, from committee
on Pest Offices, with recommendations
to pass, introduced . bill to encourage
and facilitate telegraphic oommunica.
ton with Europe. It authorizes the
American Atlantic Cable of New York
to take any route for laying their cable
to Europe also with amendments the
bill to declare post road, railroad and
bridges Of the New Orleans, Mobile and
chattanooga Company to bs construct
ed westvard from New Orleans.
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PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!
The ParIor + avorite.'
With Rate,at sIrestl< iSound,no

VITA futent '1TeStk S0asndsn9 B0dTd,
The immense demand for this popular instrument
has induced US 70 make its manufacture speciality,
and we are consequently enabled to offer them at
much lower rates than charged for similar instru
ments by other makers. Inquire Of resident dealers
send for our illustrated catalogue aud price list
Address GEO. M. GUILD q CO..
Pianoforte Manufrs, Boston, Mass
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LEWISTON HOUSE,

-4,}aa,
ST. CLOUD, -.~-.>- MINI.
'TLE : r 2 s.,EZ.*.. EIII
This House has just been greatly cnlarg-
cd and fitted up in good style for the ao-
would be- pleased to see all his old friends
who stopped with him at the Minnesota
House, - tE'", ''~:s>
.~z-:<l1. r.lI -. 2.-f.:.E
ALL SHALL BE MADE COMFORT
= ..:t. :sl> ABLE.
s-rt" 2s2E - .THs s4gQ50 j
LEWIS LEWISTON.
st. Cloud, Dec. Is, 1868. n22. On
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is exploded, aud with the Bible belongs
to a past age. Progression, agitation,
is for the present hour: Take. courage
sister, you are on the high road to
honor and distinction yourself, and
opening the way for the emancipation
and elevation of our sex. Continue
asitating and you may: anticipate bless.
ed results. The goal is just before US,
fortune, fame and domestic millenni-
um.
3: ONE OF THE AGITArED,
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AGlTATEI AQITATEI

Agitato is now tho watch.word Of
our good sisters, tho lever who'll, i, to
upset thepreacnt foundations ofsociety,
to l1euova.o and purify tho whole earth.
I eAgitate )! what >nagio in tho word,
stir up the waters, trouble tho pool, get
up commotion. Agitato! and you
will get. it. Get vhat? What We
ash. Those tyrants whose slaves wo
are, who trample Us beneath their feet,
aud say thus far ehalt thou como and
no farther, will be led to feol that;it*is
time for them to yield to the pro.
;gressive enlightenment Of tho present
age,'to realize the degradation to which
We have been subjected, and to clear
the way for woman's full development.
1oAsitate, 'aadtaese oppressors will be
led to sec the magnitude Of their guilt;
theirsyes will b. opened to discern and
understand the little clrcu,nscribed
sphere allotted TO- the down trodden
class, these bands are to be burst asun.
der; and woman shall 60 forth armed
and tquippedufot the strife-the battle
OF life, she may fight. Yes, "The side
saddle cavalry" shall no longer be ig-
nored !; valiantly, victoriously, shall sho
60 on, conquerins and to conquer, so
my sister, ogitate, agitote.!
What but good can come Of agitating
any subjects? Ask Brigham Young,
and ho will tell you that had it not
been for the power Of this word he
could never have enjoyed in peace his
beautiful plurality system. Was it not
agitating that gave Lucifer his high
position in Pandemonium, and in later
days brought departed spirits to COM
mune with mortals and reveal to them
matters Of highest moment.
Alexander, Napoleon, the Revolu'
tionists of France, the wives Of Henry
the Eighth understood full well the
significance OF the word Agitate. And
We women of modern times will make
its force felt. With that word inscribed
on our banner We are safe, our rights
demanded aud they shall bo given
| We soiN have the 6az1ot. The lords O
creation shall acknowledge that th'
world was not made for man alone; VI
will show them that we have a right t
do just what We choose: A right t
till the soil, a right to build and mani
our vessels, rightto manage the arm!
and navy, righttoelect and be elccte'
to any office, a right to take tho stum]
and harangue the crowd -hurrah 70
our side, Betty, Molly or Jo!! On
rights are fast being demonstrated, ant
surely will not long be withheld. I
does not require an extended vision t
see this glorious consummation, whe1
the gates will be unbarred and the ide
expressed by the poet that
|. "Woman ia born to ticnify retreat
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-25

Prince Louis of Bourbon was mar:
~ ~ '0 $4,000
ried on the 22d, 70 Miss Emile Samil
Of Cuba.
The St. Cloud journal., 1869-03-25
MINNIE sofa NEWS.

The town Of Maple Lake, in Douglas
County, shall hereafter be known and
'designated.as the town Of Roslyn. Also
the town of, Atkinson in the same county,
shall be. known and !designated as the
town Of Moe. The above changes have
become law. So says the Alexandria
Post. -! .~..
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'rt1;)[ = ort:fr!u,@ ruGu tG9tt!! "a
il; COOK, jco,RuRN o:,l'| !I|l T. 4 CO. il.
Genl Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO, ILL., +
'4"i"4@ n36-coW-12m
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st. Patrisk,s Day-Weather, SNOW
TA1nasr anA LiKhtning-Gov.# Me-
Clung-allssouri Politics-Modcsty OF
An U. .. Misunderstanding II the
Ruth-St. Louis Whisky Ring-Ncw;
Grain Reute to Europe-BuiidinE. !
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
Ii March 20, 1869.

Martin Welch: d..
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
IN the forenoon of tho said day, and then and there
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. 922,
made BY You March l7s,'1se5;: upon:thes n neA neA
se Il section "a sw NV Il section 36, township
122 range %, in the District Of lands subject
to sale at St. Cloud, Minn should not DO Cancelled,
Charles W. Proctor alleges abandonment thereof
by you, and proposes then and there to show the
=, - IA II. G. WAIT, Register,
mar25-6Wl II. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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AA}|l = 3
PATRONIZE
the place where you can buy the cheapest
and best Furniture and save
YOUR
money. We are prepare Ito offer greater
inducements to
HOME
purchasers than ever before offered in St.
Cloud' ~ 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 hous,
IN town. We keep for
YOUR
use all kinds Of Upholstery and Parlo
Sets, which We furnish to order. All 9
the best quality Of.
| FURNITURE;
and deal in none but the bes.
| OF
the best. Also large stock of all kinds {
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, Sc.
/ Repairing end ordered work prompt
attended to. Give us a call. Rooms q
st. German st., St. Cloud, opposite Catl
oIic church.
i SPICER g. CARLISLE.
l. ESTABLISHED IN 1856.