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81. cloud, a4,nn., August lS 1869.
complaint wing been entered at this of1ce nv ~,
s;s H.n a*son against Charles Browne for abandoning
49, nos'' upon the No Il section 3, township Is
u sa .gs's %. IN Todd county, Minnesota viz
n.r,is. 20 -, me Cancellation Of said entry: the sid
~ are hereby SUNNI. ned to appear Ut this nffca
w IN me 1fH DAY VI ocroBER 1868, at 10 in
Hue forenoon TO respond and furnish tesrr onS ~
corning said alleged abandonment. WI
.u,os< Z: 4: GILMAN, ter.
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Complaint having been entered At t,,;.
~. asvat against kobs s. Andersen for atsnd 20
ns Entry No. 1861 dated NoYemir
rs rs soe ne section r. toxn LOO
TIE esncelation said entry The WI via view
Nm HaS n@ %m9nsd to sppear at this ofics A @
frsn nxt W NovEABkk 1862 at 10 eek Gn .as
aid aIeeeI sSpud ana iQrnsh testimony coucerprs
sept1esv, G; A. GILMAN, REGISTER
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hOI1CECC: =. LAND OFFICE,
~ 1t; Cloud, MINI, August 80, 1869.
n Sompains having been entered at this Office by
george w. Driver against JOIN Dunes for abandoning
ns homestead Entry No. Az dated October 9th
.eo., % upon the NV n section 8. township III
range ~ In heeker county, Minnesota witt, a view
70 Tue cancellation Of Said entry the said PARTIES
summoned to appear at this office On the Doth
DA4 Vf oCiOBER, 1869, at O'Clock ia the after
noon 10 respond and furnish testimony concerning
o. G. A. GILMAN, Register
.eP<oWE II. @. BURBANK, Receiver.
n oi1CE@u. 8. LAND 0RFICE,
- Of: Cloud Mimi, August Is, 1869.
cEompiaint having been entered at this Office by
lawn =. s!swson against Abram Davenport for
s N ms uomestead Entry No. 1855, dated
3 '1 townsh;n 1'' "a 1885, upon the 90 Il section
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation NJ sa;s
me he sad parties are hereby summoned to a.
tst@, ct 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to resnond and
furnish testimony concerning seid alleged abandon.
"e y. A. GILMAN, Register
/ AokZ60W1 III.
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sepaswi y a. e uIiIbMAN: Register,

II o1loh'-o.s' LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI
: Compl.iot b.x;, august 3D. 1863
1 Sonn Ward against Elisha g a, .1 Office by
iss opnn a Entry No lis dsea a AS,
s. t1s ss dSua .sssi's e.
o msr 70 the canceia'ion Of aid en,1x with
p the 2osa heneIy sunsned ar 1t , 's tzi1
IL the fcreno o. to of OcdycEk At IL
concerning said alleged abando..ent... ''=' u
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~ V11CE-U. s. LAND OFFICE
s.. Cloud, Mimi, August 20, 1869.
complaint having been entered a, his cfrce ~
,na gu r. Tyler against Lewis Hays for alwudoE.
a.an, 1se9, upon the NV II ne and lots and
.onn., :, township Is, range 81, in T,x,d
lsI;nn of. Minne.o'.' with view to tie cancel
a to appear at this ofic. on the alsT NV
lsos, at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon to -.
ePona ana furnish testimony concerning sad allee.l
.e,aex. c. A. GILMAN, Register.
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NoTIcE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
81. Cloud, Mimi, September 9, 1860.
C0mph!nt having beea entered at this Office by
Andrew }. Donshoo against Thomas H.wiey for
abandoning bis Homestead Entry No, $3.50. dated
pm lzth, 1so7, upon the " LsvZ section g.
With view to the cancellation Of said eutrv: the
aaId parties are hereby summoned 70 appear 1t this
once ono on TIE 2e1a DAY OF OCTOBER, 1869, At 10
mo- concerning said alleged abandonment.
Q. 4. GILMAN, Register.
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septzSoWa II. Q. BURBANK, Receiver.
NOT1CR-U. 9. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, MIMI, September "A. 1860.
Complaint having been entered at this once by An.
drew Larson against Jens Petersen for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No 1862, dated April TO- 1867 1pon
tue ne Il section H. township H. range 81, in Pope
County, Minnesota, with view to the cance,-
lation Of said entry the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this Office on the 171H DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1850, At o'clock in the afternoon to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. C. A. GILMAN Register
6eD20.OWl H. e RIIRRANK Ears;,.~
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JOS. c. vARNEY,
Sheriff of said Sherburne County. MINI.
WV. J. PAlsoNs, Attorney for Mortgage.
DATED OrOno, MINI, August 18th. 1862 auRlQ7w
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- nE Cloud, MINI, August Is, 1869
1s.a, H having been entered At this of,c. hv
n ,as DeclAFatory Statement No. 3I3a datad
upon t9e 80 II aud Il sw il secI7ns ~
sot. ,h ~ range 70 in stesfns COUNTY. Nine
toe sad parties hereby sumonsd =, oa4u enlly:
10 .e ymSe On the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER. io6s al
vvelock In the forenoon to respond an; fn.T,e
's'''liony concerning said alleged abandonment 1
aug26Gwf H.C K,;Ka. teglsiel,
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A Larg Kxenrslon Party.

ST. Louis, Sept. "A party Of
nearly 200 gentlemen, representing
various business interests, from Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati, and other
places IN Ohio, arrived here to day,
en- route to the end Of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, where they will en-
gage in buffalo hunting and other
amusemcnts. Ga their return. they
will stop at various points In Kansas
and Missouri, with the viog Of pur
chasing large tracts Of land o e<tab
lish colonies upon. They viii leave
for Kansas City to-norrow in special
cars
The St. Joseph Heral3. il noticing
the arrival Of Gen. &. 2. Blair says
he has been appointed General Agent
of the Life Association IF Amcries,
and is en- route TO Denver, where he
will make his hca Quarters.
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CINclNNATI, Sept. 2-Thc Repub-
iican County Convention was held
to day. -Four candidates for the State
Senate, and ten for the House were
Nominated The Senate nominees arc
Judge G. d. Coffin, Judge J B. War
ren, Henry BRAKEMAN, and Henry
Mack. The House nominees arc d.
I Il. Wright, VIM NJ. Ampt, e. q.
I q. Borden, John w. Cochrane, w. S.
Kennan, Il. RI. Bond, A. z. Chamber
lam, John Maylor. Candidates for
SIX county Offices were nominated /.
Judge Headley was Chairman of the
Convention. Republicans consider the
ticket a strong one.
The following resolution was passed:
That the candidates for the Legisla-
ture nominated by this Convention
are hereby Instructed to procure the
passage of law reducing the com
pensation of our county officers, so
that the salaries of those officers shall
not exceed the following sums.
County Treasurer, $1,000; County
Auditor, $4,000; County Sheriff,
$1,000; County Clerk Of the Court,
IS, ,000; Probate Judge, So, 900; Coun-
ty Recorder, IS 900, and that nll
emoluinents and fees in excess Of such
be paid into the County Treasury, for
the benefit Of the tax payers of the
county, and that each candidate for
the Legislature nominated to-day be
required to pledge himself to secure
the passage of such law.
The Kentucky State Sabbath School
Convention appointed a committee to-
day to arrange Sabbath School coun-
ty and district societies, and to raise
means 10 employ a State Sabbath
agent
The revenue collections in the First
District, for August, were $4,000.
The sixth annual meeting Of the
Central Conference Of the German
Methodist Episcopal Church, CON
vened in Newport. Kentucky 10 day,
Bishop Ames presiding. The confer
ence embraces West Virginia, Michi-
gan, Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
The game Of base ball this after
noon, between the Red Stockings and
the. Alerts, Of Rochester, resulted in
victory for the former, by score
OF thIrty-tWO TO nineteen.
Weather coal and fam; therm0me-
ter 58' to $50.
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Washington Items,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The Iater-
nal Revenue receipts to day were
S9l2,0O0; amount of fractional cur
reney received to-day from New York,
$103, 500.
Secretary Rawlins was again attack
ed with severe illness this forenoon.
He attended the Cabinet meeting on
Tuesday, and was at the War Depart
ment yesterday, Notwithstanding he
was advised to remain quiet at home.
WASHINGTON, September "A
letter recently appeared Ia the news
papers, protesting to have been fur
nished for publication by a prominent
Cuban patriot, dated Washington,
August y, and purpOrting to have
been written by Senior Roberts. the
Spanish Minister, to the Captain Gen
eral of Cuba and intercepted. In this
letter Senior Roberts is represented as
giving information about the status of
the gunboats now building in this
country for the Spanish Government,
stating that the belligerents will not
be considered in haste but that prob
ably the future will be In favor of the
CubaRs, etc. Mr.. Roberts, under his
own signature, to-day, says the letter
has not a word of truth in it, aud that
the document IS itself mere awk-
ward forgery.
Hen. Wm. A. Howard, having re-
signed the appointment as Minister to
China, the administration will, in a
few days, designate successor. The
merits OF several gentlemen are IN
der consideration, aud great care will
be taken TO select prop r represent
ative of the United States at that
court.
The receipts from customs for the
last week are $4,51O,301.
A private letter dated Madrid, from
an entirely responsible source, reports
Minister Sickles has offered the United
States as mediator between Spain aud
the Cubans, the proposition being, as
stated Ia the American newspapers,
that slavery be abolished in the
island, the Cubans to pay Spain for
the public buildings, fortifcatI0ns,
etcetera, and it Is equally true that
while Spain does not rel ct media
tiOo, there are serious obstacles In the
way Of accommodation.
The impression among many of the
Spanish statesmen is that the island
will eventually pass from the posses
sion and control Of that authority.
1t is stated that the preliminary de
manded By Spain is that the Cubaus
shall lay down their arms--a condi-
ton with which it is ascertained that
they will not comply, if for no other
reason than that they have 90 guar
antee of protection from the Spanish
volunteers, who, according to reports,
aim at the absolute rule oil the island,
and have secret Orga nization to that
end.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-The Presi
dent made the following appoint
ments to day: Walter Q Gresham,
Judge of U. S. Court for Indiana
William Governeur Morris, Marshal
for Cnlifornih.
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THE New York Times Mexican
correspondence. under date Of August
18th. says:
The course OF Minister Nelson,
since his advent among us here, has
called forth nothing save warm com
mendation7, aud the general feeling
entertained here by all classes Is that
General Graut, ia making his selec
ton, could not have made a better or
more fortunate one. All his dIplo-
matte efforts have so far been eml-
nently successful. and all his sugges
tioDs are received with marked con
sideratioD, do not intend it, how
ever. TO be understood, in making use
Of the word suggestions" that Mr..
Nelson interieres- with his advice as
to the administration of Mexican
affairs By the Mexican Government,
but in that alone which pertains TO
the reduirements of his official posi-
ton. Minister Lerdo rendered him a
diplomatic dinner on the 9th, at
which all the Cabinet we're present.
ard the entertainment proved de
cided success. ana.
a Another banquet was gwen to him
yesterday at San Angel A numerous
assembly of distinguished persons
graeed the feast with their presence,
and the wiping and dining were excel
lent.
When it comes to wining and din
ing" our elegant minister can beat
tho world.
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THE new post Office in New York IS
to be c nnected with the various
newspaper offices by means Of pneu.
matte tubes, by which the editions in
tended for the mails can be sent
directly into the basement of the post
office, and there distributed in tue
mail bags. An arrangement will then
probably be made by which the pa
pers can be folded oa the postal car,
and thus an hour or two of valuable
time will be saved to the prOprietors
of the papers. These tubes will be
laid under ground, and will probably
initiate the introduction of q general
system Of tubes connecting the vari-
Gus sub-slatious throughout New
Yolk city with the general post office.
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HeeIng or NH 0Wners.

LoCKuAvEN, Pa, Sept. "A meet
ing of mill owners and others inter
csted in lumber, was held at Williams
port yesterday. Nearly every firm in
the trade was represented, and eatire
unanimity prevailed.
1t was resolved that but half Of the
usual stock Of logs be cut and manu-
featured on West Branch for 1870.
a committee was appointed to ar
range TO have the resolution carried
intn effect
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Wabash College,
CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

F6y1HHS INSTITUTION OpEMs ITS
3- Thirty sixth Annual Session on We'd
nesday, September Sth, 1869 Ample tacfi-
ities are furnished young men % pursue
the classical and scientific courses Ofstudv.
IN the Aeademic Department young men
are htted for College. Among the sfudles
Taught IN this last named department are
complete courses in Arithmetic. AIgebra.
BOOK keeping, Physical Geography. 4 NV.
siology, Rhetoric, &c, &c.
Iho INSTRUCTORS In the College are.
Rev j. II. Tuttle, ID, President and
Professor OF MorHi and Intellectual PHI
e. .. ,Hovey, NJ. A.. Professor Of Chemis-
try and Geology;
Q. Mills, N. A., Professor Of Greek Lam
:. $. Thomson, M. a, Professor OF Latin
Language, &c;
J. L. Campbell, N. A., Professor of Math-
ematlcs, Natural Philosophy, aud Astron-
w. &. White, NJ. A., Professor OF Rhet-
Orle, German and H. ench Languages;
ID A. Bassett, NJ. A., Principal OF Pre-.
paratoTy Department;
II, r. Thomson, A. b., and M. NJ. Whit
ford, A. B., Tutors.
Information aud Catalogues sent upon
application. A. THOMSON
aug9 dwlIn Treas. Wabash Coll, ge.
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EL EG R a z e
Republican County Con-
Vention 1t Cincinnati
Kentucky state Sabbath
School Convention.
Meeting Of Central Confer
once of German IL.
s. Church.
snip LaboTers' Strike st
L
snip LaboTers' Strike st
Quebac.
Int reating Foreign News.

HALIFAX, September Ito day
was. observed as a holiday. Prince
Arthur attended grand picnic in the
grounds of the Duke Of Dent, on the
shore Of the Bedford Basin. A large
number were present, among them
General Doyle, Baron Mequet, aud
the officers of the French frigate
Semiramis. Three hundred persons
sat down to the banquet.
The Prince left the grounds escort
ed by the fremens' torchlight pro-
cession. Crowds thronged the streets,
and the city was brilliantly illumin-
ated.
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Is "a thorough Englishman: He IS
. +" Yankee 2 OF the most indisputa-
5hIe III stock, a brother-in-lav Of Wen
3eIl Il Phillips, and believer in the
+" Hub" He may write under a
preiedice against the Harvard oars
men nevertheless, but would proba-
bIv resent the imputation with spirit.
he being a Harvard boy himself
PiHsburg Commercial
If Mr.. SMALLEY is a Harvard boy
he always managed to row in the Yale
boats. He acknowledges this fact in
one of his letters. but insisted that
past contests with Harvard did not
prevent him from wishing them sue
cess in their struggle with Oxford.
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Decision In Regard to Custom House
Frauds-RaIlrOad Fare TO be Re-
duced, &e., &c.

uubcu3 GCsy GC4
NEW York, September 2.-Com-
missioner Osborne has rendered a
decision In regard to the alleged Gus
tom House frauds. He has commit
ted General Eagan in default Of IS, 900
bail to await the action of the Grand
jury, and discharged Dir. Spear.
Rumor says railroad fares to the
West are to be materially reduced
say to SO to Chicago.
At a meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce to day q communication
was received from the Citizens Asso-
citation, relative to the management
of the State canals. The letter says
the Association has lately made an ex
animation of the canals, with a view
to ascertain whether steps could not
be taken to reduce the enormous ex-
penditures involved in the mainten-
aneo and repairs Of the canals, as well
as to correct the miemauaecmcnt
which now prevails The Association
expressed a desire 10 submit their
plans to the Chamber, and a commit
tee was appointed 10 confer with then.
The Thirteenth Annual Games of
the New York Caledonian Club took
place TO day at Jones Wood. The
attendance was large. Strong delega
tions were present from the Caledo-
nian Clubs of Chicago, Boston, Phil
adelphia, Pittsburg and Montreal.
p Frazer, of the Montreal Club,
took three first class prizes, nine
second, aud two third class prizes, II.
Trip, Of the same club, taking four
first class and four third class prizes.
Tho cricket match at Hoboken, be-
tween the st. George and New York
Elevens, terminated this evening In
favor of the New York Club, the
full seoro being, New York, 81 and 96;
ST. George, 78 and 68.
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THE Indianapolis Journal says In
diana has ratified the amendment;
for, in addition to the argument in
the case, we have good reason to
know that the actioh Of the Indiana
Legislature Is regarded as perfectly
legal and valid at Washington.
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Ererach Lick Springs.

gENHESE CELEBHAFED SPRfNgg
have changed hands since last water
ing season. The house has been thor
oughIy Teftted and furnished with new
furniture, with Well-fuTnished table. and
with batninS-rooms for cold and gyaTn1
baths.
ga dai ~ hack line from Shoals Station
on theU. & d. Railroad, aud also from
Orleans, on she Louisville, New Albany q
daily Iaatl 10 the SpTiuRs.
Hack charges om Shoals 10 the Springs
reduced 10 s. 80.
Address RYAN & TUCK FIR.
fv2
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THE citizens Of Louisville say their
city IS already experiencing great ben
efits from the new Calf House. Ii IS
not only attracting a large number Of
strangers, but it has had the effect to
stop considerable trade there which
has hitherto gone to Cincinnati.
What the Gait House is doing for
Louisville good hotel would do for
tbis ci4v
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THE attention Of the Copparhcad
w=papers throughout the country
is respectfully called 20 the fact that
the reduction of the public debt still
continues under the administration Of
President GRANT, notwithstanding
their prophesies to the contrary The
decrease during the month of Au .ust
amounted to $5.G0l,243 70, exclusive
Of eleven millions disbur5ed to pay
pensions with The tota amaunt re
duced since the first Of March
amounts to the snug sum Of $l9.500,
rs Il
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ThI instit. tion offers the accumulated
advantages Of over 20 years succt ssful
a thorough course Of useful and Orna-
rueatai eGucation, under bhe direction ol
more than twenty professors and teach
era For circulars, apply to JOHN II.
WILLARD, Troy, New York. lau2l d9m
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FWV HE PAMTEERsHIR MEmHWa
u fore existing under the firm name @
Humphrey, Patrick e CO.. Forwarding
and Commission Merchants aud WharI-
boat ErOpFletOrn, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the Ifth inst, E. ~. FntrIeIz
be continued by r. 81. Humphrey, George
j. Lewis, and Charles W tAerueT, under
the frm name OF Humphrey Lewis q Cos
be settled.
iy20 dtf HUMPHREY pATRICK& 90
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JAMES FARRINGT0N, for the past
several years Assesses of the Seventh
Collection District, of this State, has
forwarded his resignation to the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue at
Washington Gen. FRANK WHITE,
Of Owen CouatJ, has been named as
his success or by Senators MORTON
and PBATT, whose recommendation
viii control the appointment
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sale Eabarers' gtrlke.

QUEBEC, September 2.-The ship
laborers' strike continues, and not a
vessel is being worked. The lower
portion of the town wears the aspect
of Sunday.
Yesterday the rioters attacked an
inofensive young lad on the street,
city and water police Of Montreal par
AIDED the town, but failed to make any
arrests.
Ia the afternoon. the laborers com
menced to mass at the foot of Noun
tain Hill, and serious disturbance ap
peared imminent. The troops were
again called out, but the rioters finally
dispersed In small bodies.
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Nr. CoIrax and Party Sau for oregon,

SAN Francisco. September 1.-Mr.
Coliax and party sail for Oregon to-
morrow. The municipal authorities
of Portland will receive the Vice
President.
The Methodist Church voted in
favor Of lay delegation. Yeas, 81
NAYS. 10.
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0A2A4Y sgsaURNAE
FRIDAY..........4...--sFPr FPrENBER Z, l8os.

THE New York Tribune thinks
there is hope for Alabama, because
Prof NoRTHRoP. Of Yale College has
been elected President Of the Uni
versity of Alabama over RAPHAEL
sEMsFEs. Of tho pirate Alabama uoto-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-03

We give mp our space on the second
page this morning, to correspondence.
Mr.. JoHNsON's letter from Paris will
be found interesting, and DR.. HAIR
vEY pays his respects 10 Councilman
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