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A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Bitters, taken three times day. before
each meal, will make the hame of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence.
For ladies 1t s an elegant and gentle simulant just
such as they require.
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PLANTATION B1TTERs

Are always pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and invigorating and are Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be exceled.
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AUCrI0w SALEs rHfS DAY.


MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, clothing, dry goods, &C.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, al
their store, etraw goods, felt hats. &c.
N. HUNT & Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store, boots, shoes. &c.
r. M. Marshall & BROTHER will sell at half
past 10 o'clock, at their Office, horses, mules
&c.
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Romas Perry. an old ool
ored mau in the employ of Mr.. Olney. died
very suddenly of old age yesterday in the vi
cinity Of the Savannah Railroad depot. He
was one of the faithful few who did not desert
their masters when s'the Union came in"
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Auftioneers' priuate Sales.
Railroads.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD

asMastN@ssMm,
1ls1sle a|@ 60 @ g1Es |E!!l
GENERAL. sgrPERrNTENDRNT's oRFIOK,l
CHARLESTON. 3. c., April 9, 1869.
" PASSENGER TRAINS of the south Oaronna
Railroad will run as as { follows; !Jsg ;,en.
Leave Charleston. -. ...e.. .....aS0 A. H.
oonnectins With trains for Monteomsr, Memnnis
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery and
FOR COLUMBIA. III ~
Leave Charleston: ...................B.s0 4. n
connecans With wilmington and Mancn ester @ h..
road, anc Camden tram.
FOR CHARLEsTON
Leave Augusta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q00A ~
Arrive a. Charieston.. .......si0 p ~
Esnre su, Co,1In oia.... A6 a. NJ
AUGUSTA NiaHiTt ExrREss = - Z As
sUNDAYs ExcRPrRD., ..~ tu. s-U
Leave Charleston. p H.
Arrive at Augusta. R.10 m
Connecting With trans tor Memphis, Nsshviifs
and Hew Orleans. Via Grand junction.
leave Augusta .....................A4.l0 10 p. M
coL1MBiA N1dHT txPaEsss: &so a Ne
SUNDAYS ExCEPTED., '-fN,
Leave Cnarieston .kOk p. ~
oonnecting sundays excepted, with reen1s a. an
Columbia Railroad m -
Leave Columbia. $50 p. ax
o1NNo ue OArCicsOOn $50 A. IL,
81 MMERVIILE TRAIN.
arr,vs ohsr,eston: ~ s,,es ,. F. n
arrive AZ oummervIle e................. $40 2. M.
Leave eummervile. ....................I10 A. Mes.
"A~N " - 0A1'A AoS.oli HsZo A. ~
OAMDEN BRANCH. -
Camden and Columbt, Passenger Trains ON Mogs.
DAYS, WEUNEsDAYs and SATURDAYS connects wt1an
up and down Day Passengers at Kingvllie.
Arr,.a At Co1n,on;s -. 70 A. u
Leave Columbia. Observation-Disclosures. .....a N.R. n
Arrive at Camden ..7.0y r. d.
MRned Ii. T. PKAKE.
April 10 General >uper,ntAsSdcnt
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''Do YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT MY PET ?"
mo darling, have labored enough to-day. Why
should flee from home from happiness from thee2
Life is full short to love- too short to squander.
love the photograph of my Eeart too we'll. No dar-
ling, Dy heart is here here let me keep 1t company"
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THE DRoUTH.-There has been no rain Of
any consequence in the neighborhood of
Charleston since March II. and during period
of nearly three months enough rain has not
fallen to penetrate the soil to depth Of more
than two inches. SO long q drouth at this
season OF the year as no parallel, we believe,
in the memory of our Oldest citizens. All the
farms near the city are suffering greatly, and
nearly every cistern in the city is dry. Water
is in &C tive demand, and good description
commands fancy prices-in gratitude and
Thanks
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE S-Cha'lestom Hotel.
b. s. Barnwell, New Orleans; Commodore Muir
ply, United States Navy; Alfred Grant, Athens;
r. Duval, Baltimore; F. Helm, M. Helm, Ex-
Governor James E. Broome, Thos. q Broome,
f. H. Belanguer, J.. A. jackson, James IT.
Dinokerson, Mrs. o. N. Devereaux. New York;
J. A. Griswold, Hartford; 8. M. Tooke, Illinois;
F. f. De Woolt. Rhode Island; L. B. B. Colt,
g. p. Colt, Hartford, Conn; D. MolIoy, Che
raw; 81. A. Cartel, Philadelphia; +. A. Swift.
Warren, r. I.
Pavilion Hote.-Doc Chambers, New Or
leans Circus; w. M. Wimble, Philadelphia;
Schaffer, Wadmalaw; 8. A Bigger, South Caro-
lima; A. Mckenzie, Florence; @. II. Hubert,
city; J. s. Bnckhalter, H. B. Buckhalter, Aiken;
A. j. Leach. Logan Quick, J. Quick, Circus
Company.
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ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms can he find in that foul.scente,
room, by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards, filling himself with poison tainng his
breath. running his mind, undermining his consttu
ton. planting seeds of disease. squlnderinR his
money clouded with smoke. tired with excitement
Is this happiness this life Is this our mission?
OH 1 am so tired. do come home.
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PLANTATIONS pE-rEEa.

PLANTATION 2E~TERs.
This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve to buy bottle, and don't sleep ON
It, Be wise In time. Sold by all druggists
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The UNITED STATES CouRr, JUNE g. Hon.
GEO. s. BRYAN. PRESIDING. Law Docket
Maoauley & Co., citizens OF New York vs..
{ Isaac e. Hertz, Of South Carolina. Assump-
sit. Campbell Il SesbIook for plaintiff. Por.
ter & Conner for defendant.
Jury No. 1 charged with this case, rendered
the following verdict:
We fod for the plaintiff. Three Thousand,
i've hundred and eighty dollars.
VIM. RAvElsEL, Foreman.
The Union Stove Works OF New York vs..
Archibald M. Jackson, OF South Carolina. As
sumpsit. I. J. Bell for plaintlfE. Wilson q
Wltherspoon for defend dAns.
Under rule 16, and by the consent of coun-
sci, l assess the damages at two Thousand
dollars and costs OF suit.
q. s. BRYAN, ID J. U. 8.
IN Baakruptcy.--A. II. Abrahams was sp-
proved Of as an assignee Of Charles Madsen.
Sample Alexander was finally discharged in
bankruptcy. Sundry petitions for anal dis
charge and to set up ieins were referred.
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plantatiea Dftiers.
WHAT BRICK POMEROY DID WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID MOTT WRITE.

AND WHAT HE DID MOTT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and he is not here yeti How
droary this little room does seem, and am 40 lone
some len O'Clock How I wish he would come
1t is 80 lonely here with the children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me, but now alas Twelve
O'Clock, and am so tired, I cannot sleepl My
heart aches and grows sad. am growing old, per-
haps May be my face is not as fair once, but my
heart is as warm. though 1t is often sad.
ARE YOU DYsPEPT1o,
Nervous jaundiced, low spirited weak. or are you
sick and don't know what ails you; then try planta
ton Bitters and our word for it, it will cure you.
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BILL OF MORTALITY. Return OF deaths with
in the City Of Charleston for the week ending
June s, 1869:
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DEoLARATIoN OF HosTILITIEs-A NO b
RAILROAD WAR. Ths Augusta Constitution
alikt, vf yost0A ueJ, 1.yn. ''Eost.'A t1rsy
ing the necessary papers were sued out before
Justice Ellis, by a portion OF the property hold
ers on Washingto looking to an abate-
ment of the privilege enjc-ed by the South
Carolina Railroad OF using steam power on
said street, as public nuisance and injury to
property. This movement is made in conform
ity to Irwin's Code, providing for the abate-
ment OF public nuisance by verdict Of twel 7e
freeholders before two Justices Of the peace.
The issue will be heard on Friday morning, at
10.o'clock at the city court room.
The STATE CouRT, Hon. R. u. CARPENTER
PRRsD1Na-IN THE GENERAL SEssIoNs.--The
court met at 8 O'Clock. Attachments were
issued against witnesses in a number of cases.
The following cases were disposed Of:
The State vs. John Heins. On motion OF
Colonel Phillips, counsel for the defence, the
case was ordered to be dismissed.
The State VS.. Henry Vanderhorst-Ma Malicious
trespass. Found guilty, but recommended TO
mercy.
The State vs. Edward Martin-Malicious tres
pass. Not guilty.
The State vs.. B. Comfy y-Assault and battery.
Not guilty.
The State vs. 81. Laurens-Assault and bat
terry. B. W. Seymour, Esq, for the defence.
Guilty.
In the case Of the State vs.. e. w. M. Mackey,
indictment for official misconduct, mol pros.
was entered on account Of o misnomer, and a
pouv ind ~ ho uIod 70 tho aro nd Tnrv
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No. 26O King-street, I'm the Bend, Charleston. s.
Mayl4 rmw6mUs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

M9a19AaE aAL4r7!waEREAs DElAulrnAa
~ Peen made 10 The conditions Of certain NOT.
49, rad, skeseeed asa delivered b Adaline D. Etol
1as saie? se! 4:s e. as:: e s.
az q April. p 1861 end recorded ID u oalcs 81
n sss &es 81 81; 81 Il md s. se:n;
O'Clock 4. T. IN Book Ct 81 Norfsaxss On pss.s 4s;'
4es and 4oe which aid mott are 10 eiven to s.cure
the payment OF . certsin promssory note for Four
Aundsed an1 .eeveaty: Riys do!lms payable IN two
.t.ss the a.te q '.d with interest
q claimed TO DO due, and Is due and unpaid en- ss;d
note and mortgage at the date Of this notice the
sum Of Five hundred and Ninety Ssvsn dollars ADD
Eighty cents, and By reason Of the non-payment Of
!sad um the power to sill whiefis co6txned in s,d
mortgage haa become operative; and no action or pr
ceeding or otherwise LIS been instituted to re-
cover the debt SO remaining secured by said nornxe
or any part thereof
Now therefore, notceis hereby given that by virtue
pursuant to the statute In such made and pro
ytded, said mortgage will be recesed by sale Of the
mortgaged premises lying and beiugin the county Of
stcarns and State OF Minnesota described as follows
east half of the southwest quarter of section No
Thirty-four, 3i,) in township No. One Hundred and
IWenty-sx, Q26O North Of Range No. Thirty three
.SsD Vest of the 9Th Principal Meridian:
county, At the front door of the Court House in the
City. Of st. Cloud, in said SteQrns county, on THR
18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. u. 1870, Mt two O'clock
y the afternoon Of that dsy to satisty the amount
the costs Of foreclosure and the further sum Of
tyhve dollars as Attorneys fees stipulated in said
mortgage to be paid in case Of foreclosure, together
with all sums and costs allowed In tint behalf hy
law.
NJ MICKEY, Sheriff Of stear ms Co. MINI: ::
I. ". COLLINS, Attorney for Mortgasee.
Dated Dec: 16, 1869. dec167w
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WF';s1l!!2. i G. ? !!s ~, $
gEWING MACHINE.
is THE REST IN FAMILY USE.

is THE. BEST IN FAMILY USE.
lSurcH; HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORPS sn isas
had QUIT and Embrolcr beautifully K%iil Win :ns
Dnsst needle and tbead run from perfect WORK ~ ~.
unest Nainsook, over the heaviest beaver eioah az
oowhlde, with no changeof needle thread or tenslon
Ssft2n linen, se an1 t%,n' msshne.
won sni eldstio sesm, differing ,FIn
every other STITCH each loop being TWISTED ~
THE isorXTING HOOK
and drawing tho twist into the goods, thus aecn1ey
be cut at frequent Intervals and that case even, TIC
seam IL warranted not to rip in wear md under al
circumstances 10 "aursive the washtub" va, VOID
OUT family garments, lOsJms, pants drcsscS, ac,hsss
hspn auepilte4~ 10 Gemmit!ees at fairs where way
9@s ha!e Coua awarded i'ri's si'r!,y, durability,
Elasticity und iicanty.
4 patented dvvc" prevents tho possibility of the
machine boiug run IN the wrunS di ee'io or the oa'
snce whex'evcr wearing y: touching the Dress j
THE NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG.
h THUS avoiding tbs g'cat trqus 2! other n"chne..
y No Breaking OF Needles. so
sThs blade Of the needle lass lsi lue t9urthsff
~ inch long, and Is struight.
3 4he Henl,aep anl Felier Gu. neter bc et WrO,Y
nay be Of auy width. No other hemmer or iclier =
like this II turns tllehc on tho right or under do
q you want it..
~ will not drop Stitches tho needle is always
set right, the blade shor' and straight. does not VI
},rate, Alike longer ones, They aye g..
Manufactured ,uitA Mathematical Precision.
Hence each part is interchangeable can be readily
replaced in case of accident 1t Will last generation
Improperly cared tor NuncEwho Lavo Used it can DC
persuaded to use any other 1rlc rounducss cvenness
durability and beeuty OF its stitch ..-,;
IrEIE NEVER EQUALED, 49, =
Its Rapidity, Absolute Stiffness, OF motion,
narrosfntl5 and neatqess oSft hem aud tell were
never d, preached l3y any other machine. ! +, y
The Press universally pronocct his the Best FAINT
ly Sewing Machine i'll tho World Whatever The
merits OF tho other maclfhes 1t is disparagement
TO fte Wilcox &Gibbs it is worth 1or family use
1t received tho Gold Medal II tho American 1Isti
l;tuts-tAe Frst Premium for ,:.,f< :;
''THE BEST SEEMING MACHINE,"
II lb great Now England Fair tie Vermont ststs
Iar+thc Penny lvaiiaSue Fair tic indiana stett
| 'Far-the Wisconsin State Fair-the Michigan State
Fairs throughout the West-makin. more First Pre-
n,iums than were taken by all other Sewing Machine
| together in the same time.
Itis noo the Great Leudisg IAwily Sa,cing N'chan
| ALL OVER THE WORLD.
r we take other machines in exchange. We cell OF
Cotton, Silk Twist and Needles for every kind q
ee xGES fi Is WAuTt;D.-rvrms to Agents. Dc
serpti.o circular aud specimens Of work, sent free
mail, on receipt otstamp, or lad of f'4'
l.. C0RNELt, WARD & COM1NGS, ;. !.
GENERAL AGENTS., -.
1873 Lake Street, Chicago; iii.
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o Farm for Ss!1e,.II

v1aaEundersigned offers for sale / good.
i farm Of 1870 sores. on the north end of
Maine faife ,ab6at'':o'' y:'."%i - W.
F0URFsEN' MILES FROM ST: CLOUD.
Sixty scresare imber, the balance prai-,
Iaie and meadow, and the whole. embossed
with = good fence ;thin yacrts bein & under
cultivation on tho premisctis L. Eli
GOOD G|oMF FORT ,3tIE1'. HOUSE = o,Ul]s
..withStables :gsan.ry anaa,ssterehouse:two
eood,wellv, and otherimproyements. 4 This
farm directly on .theimain roadf from st.
Cloud TO- Forsst City, and, will be sold
cheap, Inquire atthis office or Of, !
.:If:W IL Y j. s.. DAM. !;
losi,Goz. u :,,ToW I,eOn'the premises.
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STILL III !. , A@ !: ! /
OUR GRE4T BOSTON
DOLLAR STORE

+ nGf' :>cfn -::5;-oo- 1T ~ .fra;i !
We want good reliable agents in every part of IL
Country. By, employing your spare time to for,e
clubs and sending us ORDERS y0n can obtain the mot
liberal commissions either in Cash or Merchandise
and oil goods sent by US will DO a. represented, and
\ - guara4teepatbfactiol TO every onE dealing 9Th
el3 la1s,1 eo..set t.ns. st,sa III, e..to.
mer, and forward to In advance, for Descriptive
Check Of the goods We sell.
. Tha holders Of tho Checks have the privilege 1t
either purchasing the artcls thereon described or
exehansin. 70. any article mentioned ON our c~ta-
Of be- in HsS
same money. 80 I: }.
The advantages of first sending tho Checks aie
these: We are constantly buying small lots of very
valuable goodssx essp9: oIour catalogues, and
every club, We will put checks for Watches Quilt,
prs'' PasfsFo'' or some other article 81
We do not offer single article of merchandise that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price. We d.
not ask YOU 10 buy goods from upless can sell
them cheaper than you can obtain them In any othsf
ay,-whle the greater part of our goods sold It
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no25bwi1 - nc BURBANK. Face:ra
NOTICE-U. s. LAND OFFICE

49, ST. Cloud, Mimi, December 10, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this offte nv An
ing bis Homestead Entry No. 1885, dated Jaly 9Th.
1915, upon the NV Il section s. township ~.
range 10, in Aonongalia county, Minnesota, With
view TO tue Cancellation of said entrs the said artes
a.eneIeDy summoned toappeara this ctce On thes1n
Ua1 OF JANUARY, 1871, at IL O'clock in the fore
noon to respond and furnish testimony concarn,nr
SAID alleged Abandonment 'e
c. GILMAN. Register
'0ecl0-oWs Fl. C. EURRASE Eec.iror
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'OTICE.-U.r s: LAND OFFICE.

IyMr?, 81. Cloud; Mimi. Noy. 49, 1852.
Complaint having been entered 1t this Oficeby Will
helm Perchcrt against Alexander Cochran for abandon
mS his 1ecesatoty Statement 2ols dated May 81
n AorEisoo coaaty A5., With view to the cance1
aoon OF aid entry the parties are Hereby summoned
% appeer ut ehls oeRce on the S1sf DAY or DEcEN-
BIZ lS6g. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
mont: G. A GILMAN, Register,
no2s8wi H. @. BURBANK, Receiver.
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I0TICk-U:, 8. LAND OFFICE. :

~ 81. Cloud, MIMI, December 9, 1869.
Co0Dastnt< having bse1 catered 1T this once bv
Andreas PsteEsen against Jacob 4. Kleinknecht fcr
Aba1ooning hk Ao0cstead Entry No. 1854 dated
Hoyeosber 1st, 1855. upon the SO :sscnon q, town
mp Il, 1aSe y, in Todd County, Minnesota ,,
said parties axe hereby summoned 10 appear Ut this
eoce % the 2lsf DAT OF JANUARY, 1870, ut II
O'Clock in the forenoon to reapoud and fuE1ih testi-
=. 49, @. 4. GILMAN, Register.
deca6w% H. C. EURRANK. Receiver.
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NORTHWESTERN d

RJ0zNk-Vs S.slaEA1gN311CE,l -
N, St. Cloud, MINI. December liz 1869.
Compliant having 'been entered 1t this Office BY
&c, Isrkeaso9 ,sgaiut John sha1 for abandoning
bis Homestead Entry No. 1857 dated May 18th, 1873
spea the W ass<w1z es. section 81, township 1as.
EengS - county, with view to the
Ancelati0d Of said entry the sid parties are here
III somu0Aed g appear At ths Office ON the 9rn DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1870 at2 O'Clock in the afternoon
70 and furnish ssstimay concerning said az
o9a1sssE s'S' ola. GILMAN, Register,
:! dsc22evn .srasssI II. g, DURHAM. Resolve, :.
NIOTICE-U. s. LAND OFFICE, 80
~ St. Clodd, Nina, December 10, 1909.
II zen enteredat this Office hy An
drew G. peterson az ainst Frank eager anconing
his Homestead Is1ry No 1907, dated April l2'h,
1872 upon the ~ st sasS,; y hI 8Ma
sofa, with view to Instrumentation OF said entry:
the said parties arc hereby summoned to. appear
Il this c!Hce en- the arn DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1870,
az 10 cock In the forenoon to resTouf and furnish
testimony concerning said ALLEGED slsndYnment.-
asU:;--a:&.a1f ~ OLA. GILMAN, Register, 9zg,
ssse9s e.s soofe II nc. BURBANK NIX kese;ytr,
:
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,:kel;p3lliEt' ii ;;bsalfts1l;ilt4,n Co.

6PWtIc z; ~1E~ef ,rIO.:
CENTRAL OFFICE, on1oAae. ,fiIsz
Cash Assets, Mare. . isss', sla
This Company f6sdres a1ssih PrSper(y
against oil damage 1ssm Fiis'oI' Iikhthinf,
including Live Stock 3 nlc shs1sHeld Or It
slargh sEaaalbva stss ~ aeI pthF saQmp9
n.y. L!se!e leia At ,saee 'Fitbopt, ,Allsoeppit
~ RI. RE Ss61 1KstxAscR' t0MF4-
NY {epr.ssets an sSsreeate Of wealth ana
basf6ssi ihdasuNs tVsStSt tbsh 10y othSr
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ATOTICE-U. S. LAND OFFICE


~ St Cloud, Mimi, November IL, 1869.
complaint having been entered at this cfce bv
Mhham Carson against William II. Dukliac for
APsh l., 1865 upon the lsne a y nwaI section
IT, township l26. range 30 in s.earns county Mime
sofa with view to the cancellation said e,,.ry the
office on the 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859. al, ?
O'CLOCK IN the afternoon to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
c. A. GILMAN, Register
:. nolS-6Wh, IT q kTRRASE H.:
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0HAPPED HANDS AND FACE, SORE LIPS, &c.
~ cured at once by the US OF Hegeman's CamphorI
Ice with Gycerine keeps the hands soft In the cold
est weather. Soc that you get the Genuine. Sold
hE QusGi&t& SEflca Is ceotsrpg boxh een4 b. nail
,44$ h9 Hrtt . f'9s'1a1yo q
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IN Vl1LE.-V. 5. LIND UEEICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, November 18th, 1869.
complaint having boon entered at this Office bv Barn
Elarnsen Leege against c. R. P. Rodgers for abau.
don,ns h's Homestead Entity No. 1910. dated April 1S
1865, upon the q NV q section ii, awnsLip l22
range IS, in Chippewa county Mimi, with view to-
the canceaonof ENTRY the said parties are here
~ summoned to appear at this Office on the 2S1u DAY
y respond ana furnish Testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
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nov1S-6wl. H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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NOI1CE--U.S 8. tANDOFF1CE,S TCLOUD, MINI
~ = December ID 1862
Complaint having been entered at this Office bv
Evan Olson against Thomas H. SEATS for aban
dontng his Homestead Entry No. 1872 dated March
20, 1865, upon the nwA section 81, township is.
ange -, in HonougaliS county. Minneso&a. WITH =
E1eM TO- the.saneella1ion Of said entry: the said
PARTIES ~ hereby summoned to appear this ONCE
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment. ! j.
d.o1esw, ;, Il q: SS'h 5fRaS,x Register,
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COMPLIANT having been entered a, tits at,;e. VII,
bis Monesta HntI x; vi - Duhlne zsanaonns
T ,5s tA:'1 ne NV Il section IS ,a. 100,
sad sw ns,t; to the CANCELLATION Of said entrr e
once en-ths a sse 9e.etJ summened appear at tbs
'e'unony concerning said alleged abandon,nen1
no1sxs 1T + GA GILMAN, Register.
AoA"s H. C. BURBANK lso.i,
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.a.'aFis;Dt hs.o.: ven s,,.r.d -; m. .s H.
A 1; nrcek against Mathia. iii, .:s Tor a,,,
eomng hi 1ss1 Homestead En'ry No. .sis dated d..
ship 12e range 80 in siea, u. county a:arsC. ,i,h
Wv 10 ths cAncellatio. Of said entry: IL. .a;d
parties are 1ecst' .'Ihaohed 10 appear at ,ls ,,e.
o. the l4Ta DAY VI JANUARY, $40. a: 10 .,ci.s
In the forenoon to respond furnish festimns rl
corning said alleged sbantonns.t " -'"'
C. A. GfLaAS, Kesister.
oeese0W Ii. e. BUkBASk Receiver