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MORTGAGE SALE.-Detanlt has been matle in
Wl the conditions of a certain iEdenture of Mort
gage maze executed and delivered by Margaret NJ.
Elwell and Tallmadge Elwel of the Town of Cottage
Grove, Count, Of Washington, STATE of Minnesota,
Mortgagors to Skinner, Briggs Mead, Of the Town
Of Rockford State of Illinois, Mortgages, dated the
tains full power Of sale to the Mortgages and their
assigns md WIS duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register OF Deeds in and for the County Of Stearns
State Of Minnesota, on the path day Of january A. D.
1865 at one o'clock p n. in Bosk "D Of Mortgages
on pages - SO and 81.
Said Mortgage was given to secure the paSment OF
certain note Of ss on OF
rate of ten per cent per annun' given BY the said
Margaret NJ Elwel and Tallnadse Elwell, and bear
ing even date with said Mortgage
There is aimed to be due, and is due on sai, note
and Mortgage at the date Of this notice the sum Of
Three Hundred and Fifteen and S7lo0 Dollars togeth
linquent aud ltid by said Mortgages on said
described property for the years 1866 and
1907 aud action or proceeding has been instituted
at law torecover the debt now remaining secured by
said Mortgage, or any part thereof
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the Power Of Sale in said Mortgage
contained and the Statute in such case made and
provided the said Aortsage x be toEseosed md the
TO Wit: lock thirtytwo tfull ten lots and ctsseven
I) eight, nine, 9) and ten, Qo) in block thirty
nve, and lots one, and two, C fractional I'm IN
Town Of ST. Cloud, County OF stearns and Sta3s % OF
Minnesota a. surveyed and plated BY u; r. Noei.
and on record in the Clerks once OF e.n4 .ne VI
stearns Aforesaid together with the % ha % ana
BY the Sheriff Of the County Of ssearns st0ressid at
yssdas s tes ,f1s city 6aT 81 + oa 'sa %iT
sa1 ~ ,Hey y. M elock in the forenoQu of that
ay to the highest bidder for cash 70 satisfy and pay
tho amount due on s.id Mortgage .ne the note there
by secured and the legal and charges
Oh a'' 'a'e' SKINNER, BRIGGS MAD: Mortgages
C1Aorrr / Cno1BI, Attorneys for Mortgages,
Dated Hastipsy, MINI, Mktch 18th, 1909. n3otd
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EMP1oYln,tf sos' WoMrN.-In
Great Britain there are nearly .s many
milliners and dressmakcrs for the wo-
peH A.zthre Fe, boot e.qas pA9cn.kers
fof tie men and women together, and
many thousand more. than the whole
army and navy Of the United King
do4a; more ssaymakers then solicitor,
md dssto.nejsi more 'makets Of plated
straw goods than there are people 10
tho entire civil setvioe of The Govern.
ment more seamstrssses and shirt
bsRetf; %&ors aa5ker rxomsb ih.h there
:.s.n :!s men ,sIs ;s y 'hs }'4rss4 Professions
These great interests arc not heard of
in pGfiddl st;boctA life, yet their econ.
omical value il not triaing: TIE max.
iqgp4sSst& eletA hoss Of the oil, /
iddtst5ies Of tho kingdom shirtmakiop
itself is = trade which employs mao1
tens Of Thousands Of people yet, % Dr..
Lyon PhIipp- laes shown, :s,ssy dozen
Of shirts made ultimately brings to the
wdlhatat@11ooinisb; % the av;ersge, forty.
four dollars, ort more than twios ~
mpqh y The producer Of, the cotton, the
spinner and weaver Of tho cloth and the
shirtmak4erF {, al4teq9etber ~ get TO-; divide
sm6ng them. The wages earned By
Washtng shirts 10 tho United States
alone csn hardly be less than forty nil
li994 ,6rElssS1oopalt Els1o ! year, o. about: one
third 0fSsthe interest on the nationsl
0eethnst & xcA ..-y.I! ~ s4...~.' ?" .,
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Ron tks Pists6,sea G Gasetts.

@SVsS W. sSsSVUsy VUSSssSs
A correspondent Of tho Philadelphia
Bsnser cftAs Covenant, thus writes OF Mte'
Jane g. Swisshelm's late lecture In Aus-
sheny city. On Thursday evening last, IN
Pittsburgh, Mrs. swisshelm delivered
very interesting lecture on "the Divine
Law and its Relations 70 Human. Suffrage"
Ibelieve it is conceded by all who lis
tened TO the distinguished lecturer on this
occasion, that her argument Was the ablest
that has been given to the public in this
region in favor of the Amendment Of the
Constitution Of the United States, so as 10
acknowledge the Being and Government Of
Almighty God, since old DR.. Jehn Black
ceased from his labore. IN Pittsburgh. 1t
may net bs gsnsralty known that Mrs. 8.
wss msmbsr Of the First Reformed Pres
byterian church, Pittsburgh, up to the time
Of DR. Blacks death. She haa, nett heN-
ever, worshippsd with that congregation
from the time that his successor. the pres
ent pastor, entered upon his work - tho
Shepherd Of that flock; tAeus h shs still
claims to b Reformed Prssby ytsrian, and
insists that she can never bs anything else.
With the same sort of convincing logic
that her reverend pastor ussd.i she argued
for the entire freedom OF all The slaves IN
the land. until their freedom ssproolaiea-
Cd BY the lsmented, martyred Linesln.
And now she earnestly advocates, both
With her voice and pen ''S.6Sags." and not
only for all Freedmen but elaine. The right
~ we'll for al Of either sex. %wlthAst H.
sDeot to creed or color, on the ground 81
the Divine Lar that ull tie rsled sAould Aesl
tie privilege Of ehoosing their fslsrs-an VIII
are responsible to the laws Of the land
should have voice in theit making.
With regard to the matter Of female
suffrage, che believes If, s'is % oftaa said
1t bs ve,y v"'comanly to vote; IL i quite .,
unla6ylike to pay .a4e,.
Such Was tho interest excited BY tAi,
lecture, which Was delivered to . large anG
spprsciasive audience, that Mrs. Swiss
helm has been formally solicited BY mum
Der Of those who heard it, and BY ;otAsr'
who did not, to repeat it in Pittlbarsh
within fortnight. Whether she viii con
sent to do 80, we do not know.
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I'HE undersigned offers for sale good
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Sixty acres are timber, the balance p1 al
lie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
IL March 90. 1869.

4
IL March 90, 1869.
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear a. tlis oc.
on on , the .rn Day or NAY, 1863. at 10 e'crk
show cause why your Homestead Entry No o.,
made by you March 17s, 1865; upon:.shes Il ne LL.I
l2, range %, in tie Disric. Of lsna. s snt',
to sale at st. Cloud, Minn., should not be cancel,
as Charles W. Proctor alleges Abandonment tere
by vou, and proposes then and there to show IT,.
same, when you will be permitted to eoutest such
showing,
II. G. WAIT, Register.
~ Inarz9-owa u: c: BURBANK. Receiver
r S. LAND OFFICE; vsl:,' s1: cL0yI; I!!, NiSS:
sle: Yon are hereby notded::to appear at this ,;c,
on the 1orH DAY or NAY, 1865. at 10 Gclocs in
x nf the sad da xn5 then and there show
you April 18th, 1865, upon the Sc T. Dlza. se,,oY oY
is M tx,sie ."e l:s rsnxe e. in tho 5.t9et setsa u;
ne @ Cancelled, as Dions Widman alleges an atandnJ.
men. thereof by you, and proposes then and there to
te, sun ns same, when you will be permitted to con-
.gS1S* t. C. C. S1kHakK. MA!H, ktxIsss ssssi1s,
AND OFFICE, sT. CLOUD. 4ISy
W1ui,o 7,oo.a March Is. 1869.
on the f"1a af1 hereby notified appear at t. office
tue forenoon Of the said dax s1a d. ~ ocicck IL
sno" cause why your Homestead r,," ~sa S yer ss
,ate " you December a 1896. uro,, ;t,o ~ 90
sn lad. puLeet M shssp sa ss Il ~ ranss tue sc, Z
Ie Cancelled, az Albaao u 'iEo: ;a A'nn should ,o
donpent thereof by you and proIr-es ,,e r az , 81,
10 .how me sam- when you will be ,,trri,.i
contest such showing. permitted l.
apr1-6wll II. C. ET-kR.NIs
[ AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
- March n 1853.
| I1s. 7. FZoyers:
BIB You are hereby notified to appea, a, ,h;.>
On the 10TH DAY OF MAY, 1859 at H. o;Its Gl';
the forenoon Of the said day and then and
e cause why your Homestead Entry No 1gsz nsda ;
f you April 18th, 1865, upon the De IL se1,ia = =
= township 1885, range 80, in the Distric, Of - -
sogeSt TO sale at St. Cloud, Minn, should not ,'
caneeed. as John "idman alleges an abando
to show the same when you will be pern;,,ad 'ne'
. test such showing. 1'''ea u c.:
aprl6ws IT. c. RERR.N Nsi1,ei,
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TT s.LAND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD n1ss

IT s.LAND OFFICE: ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ . April 5, 1869.
siR: You are hereby notified to appeara this Office
on the 2ls1 DAY cF MAY, 1869, at 10 o'clock in
the OF the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. :e.l
made by you August 18th, 1866, upon the Sc Il NV Il
and lot section 20, township L., range 2. in tie
District OF lands subject to sale St. Cloud Mlnn
anabandonment thereof by yeu and proposes then and
there to show the same, wh~u You will be permitted
to contest such showing
Il. c. WAIT, Register,
aprS-6wi H.C. BURBANK. Rece;ver.
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- March %, 1869.

eI1: Yon are hereby notified to appear at tb;. oscs
on the 1O1H DAY Or MAY, 1863, at 10 ocIock i,
the forenoon OF the sad day aud then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1927 made hv
yon July 24th, 1865 upon the &c VI sectionS III,
49, range 35 in the District ofands subject t. sal ~
St. Cloud Nina, should not he cancelled az Audcrs G.
Peterson alleges an abandonment thereof by you .n
proposes then and there to show the same Ehen w.
will be permitted to contest such showing ."
II. G. WAIT Kegi.;e-.
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IL April 9, 1869.

I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL April 9, 1869.
uains A. RedicE:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this
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o'clock in the forenoon of the said day and then and
l13e, made by you April 12th, 1865, upon the Sc Il
section 81 township III, range 3d. in the District
Of lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi, should
not be Cancelled, as Angus Kennedy alleges an
abandonment thereof by You, and propose. then and
there to show the same the same, when you will BE-
permitted to contest such shown =.
aprl5-6wa Ii. c. WAIT, Register
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-. April 10, 1869.
SIR: You are hereby notified to sppear at thi.
ONCE on the 261H DAY OF NAY, 1869. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of the said day and then and
there show cause why your Homestead Entry No 1o4o
made by you April 18th: 1865. upon the ne y
section Is, township 126, range 50, in the Dis
should not be Cancelled, as Franz Young alleges
an abandonment thereof by you, and propose
then and there to show the same, when you willb
permit cd to contest such showing.
HENRY c. WAIT, Register
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TI s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.


T s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ April ID, 1869.
Jotn Lonyen:
SIR :iou are hereby notified tc appear at this Office
ON the 18TH DAY OF MAY, 1869, at looclock
IN the forenoon OF the said day, and then and there
by you July 18th 1867, upon the u sw !;
ow II sw II section IS. township lob, range s.:
IN tho District OF lands subject to sale at ST, Cloud
Minn should not be Cancelled as Wilhelm Grutzmach.
er alleges thereofby you and prot
then and there to show the same, when You viii be
permitted to contest such showing
II c. WAIT, Register,
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