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fyou want the best custom made
Boots and Shoes, 60 to
POWELL 4 DECISIONS.

- A sailor recently landed. seeing a
little lady with large muf, politely offer.
cd to carry it for her a. be was going the
same way.
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.-- An undertaken having apartments
70 let posted his bills upon the cofiins in
the window, announcing, " Lodgings for
Iingls gantlsmsn."
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no -"It is a great comfort to be left
Alone" said an Irish lovur especially
when your sweet heart is wild ye."
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Jim Wicker was a comioal- looking
fellsw. with very young face, but by rea-
son Of having no hair, he looked very old
from his eyebrows all the way round to the
back Of his neck. He was very sensitive
about his defect. and was somewhat cele-
brated, from fight he had with travel
ling agricntprahs,. whe. npon being asked
by Jim What would cause the hair to
grow upon his shining poll, was advised
to cover the top Of his head with guano,
and plant it down in crab grass" But
Jim wouldn't quarrel with Captain Wild,
for that was not only the host of the Fairy
Queen, but also had the key of all the
refreshments in his possession; so with
cut hesitation he enlightened his auditory
after this fashion:
You see the har always did grow rath.
or scarce bout my scalp. and was always
rubbing one thing and another to fotch it
out. for was sartin the roots wasn't dead
though thar was little to be seen above
ground. Id heard of bars grease, and
bought gallon in bottles, but | believe it
was nothing but hogs lard and mutton tai
Ter; SO thought would have the genuine
article, and ! got old Dan to go out and
kill something for my especial benefit Dan
told me Il wss in the spring, and that the
bar was in bad heslth and out of season
but | believed he was trying to quiz me,
aud wouldn't take no for an answer A
short hunt totched crit.ur at bay, and
Dan. BY shot in the vitals saved the var
mint; but the bar was in a bad condition,
for he looked Is seedy as an old Canadian
thistle, and he had hardly lie enough in
him to keep his joints from squeaking, but
what he did have l got and used and,
strangers" said jim. locking sorrowfully
round on the company, " in two days what
little hsr had, commenced falling off, and
in week it was as bald as gun barrel
Dan was right; the ysrmin; was shedding
himself. and had nothing in him but har
shedding lie, and the consequence is, | can t
in the dark tell my head from dried gourd,
if depend on feeling"
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Eclectic Medical College:
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,

Chartered, April y, 1865.
V,HE Sixth Session of this College viii be-
l. gin its preiimiaa,y course the 4th day of
October, and the regular course on Wedncs-
day, the 18th day of October 1869, and con-
tinue Is weeks.
FACULTY.
JOSEPH II. BUCHANAN, AZ. d.
Emeritus Professor and Lecturer on the lnsti-
tutes of Medicine.
Robert ). Newton, NJ. ID.
Prof. Of Operative Surgery & Surg. Diseases,
Paul W. Allen, NJ. D.
Prof Theory and Practice of Medicine.
William II. Hadley. MD,
Prof of Materia Modica and Therapeutics.
James NJ, Comns, VI. D.,
Prof Of Obstetrics & Diseases of Women and
Children.
Edwin Freeman, NJ, Do
Prof Of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
J. NJ. f. Brown NJ. M.D.IL.D,
Prof. of Physiology and Pathology
j. Milton Sanders, NJ .. LII. D.,
Prot. OF Chemistryi
H. d. Garrison, NJ. d,
Prof Of Pharmacy.
Frank Tabor, A. NJ,
Prof. of Medical Jurisprudence.
John H. Fitch, NJ, D.,
Demonstrator & Adjunct Prof. of Anatomy.
FEES
Fees for one full course of Lectures. 300
Marticulaton Fee, .
Demonstrators Fee, .
Graduation Fee, 80
Hospital Tickets.
For certificate of Scholarship, for. which
the holder may attend two or more
courses of Lectures, or Until he gradu-
ates, to be paid In advance. $50
Scholarships, emitting the holder to keep
student in the College for ten years, 800
To keep one student in the college per-
uetually. 1000
Students have access to all the hospitals of
the city.
+. Board may be had for six or seven dollars
a week. Students arriving in the city will
call at the Office of Prof. Comins No. 100 East
26th street, near 18th avenue, or at the college,
22l east 26th street, where they will be assist
ed in procuring board.
ANY further information may be obtained
by addressing -
ROBERT 5 NEWTON, VI. ID.
Pres Faculty, 30 East 9th street.
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UNIVERSITY of NASHVILLE
Medical Department.

'JNHE Twentieth course of Lectures Will
l. commences on the First day of November
next. The Preliminary Course commences
on the First Monday in October.
Theory and Practice-Wm. X. Bowling VI. d.
Obstetrics Chas. X Winston, NJ. d.
Chemistry. Berrien Lindsey, NJ. d..
Surgery-Wm, 4. Briggs NJ. y.
Institutes-Thomas l., Maddin, VI. d.
Clinical Medicinc-Wm. l.. Nichol, NJ. ID.
Materia Mcdica-John H. Calender Nj. ID.
Anatomy B. Buchanan, NJ. ID.
Surgical Anatomy >. Lindsey, NJ. d.
Henry NJ, Compton, NJ. d.
FEEs.--The American Medical Association
at the meeting in May last at New Orleans,
passed resolution that no school charging
less than Sl20 twhile it favored by a large
majority $li0,) should be represented in that
body nor should graduates of such schools
be recognized-therefore the ticket for the
full course of lectures is 40; Martculating
So Dissecting $40; Graduating $50.
For additional information apply to 4
j. BERRIEN LfNDSLEY,
I'm Dean of the Faculty.
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AXIIS.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
lirrnl.4 al Nnnill.

NULL supplies Of choice Rio Coffee and
IL Louisiana sugar
may G. u, c. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
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( saAge. u s,,sssslngs.
Lines for Boys to Remember
BY MRS. GAGE.

BY NRs. GAGE.
"whst shall i do r. Ny boy don't stand asking
Take hold Of something whate'er You can,
Don't turn ASIDE for the .eiling or tasking;
Idle, soft hands never yet made man.
Erasp with viii whatever needs doing.
Still stand ready, when work is done,
Another TO seize; and then still pursuing
In duty your course, find the victory won.
Do your beet for to day. trust God for to morrow !:
Don't be afraid OF a jest or sneer;
BE cheerful and hopeful and no trouble borrow;
Keep the heart true and the head clean and clear.
lfyou can climb to The top without falling.
Do it. If NOT go as high as you can
Man 10 not honored by business or calling.
Business and ealing are honored by man.
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FALL FLOWING.

This, to the Minnesota farmer, is
indispensable, and for several reasons,
which are as follows: Fall blowing
will produce better crop Of wheat
than when plowed in the spring, aud
tor two reasons one is, the seed can be
soved earlier 10 the spring; the other
Is the action Of the frost and SNOW on
the surface Of the soil, during winter,
seems to be Of great advantage to the
grain.
Land that is ploved early in the fall
will BE- .: great deal more free from
weeds, and why? Simply because the
foul seeds in the ground will sprout,
many Of them will come up, and the
frosts in the tall will kill them. This
is certainly Of good deal of moment
to the farmers.
The stubble aud green weeds that are
turned over 10 the fall are almost a.
good as coat of manure. It is desira.
bic that all Land plowed in thefal], be
turned over in the most thorough man.
ner. 1t never should be cut and COW
cred.
But with all the advantages there is
another. Every acre plowed in the
fall is helping along with the springs
work. With all his land ploved, the
farmer can, when spring time comes,
proceed to his work with stout heart
knowing that it will soon be over
k0Ssrev's Union. i ~, .HS;It h
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DIARRHGA.

Is very common disease in Summer
time Cholera il nothing more than
exsggerated diarrhoea. When a man
has died Of diarh~a, b. h.. died of
zeholeEs, inrealisy. It may be well for
travellers TO know, that the frat, the
most important, and the most indispen-
sable item in the arrest and cure Of
looseness Of the bowels, is absolute quiet
on = bed. Nature herself always
prompts this, by disincl,oing Us to loco.
melton. The next thing il, TO eat
nothing but common rice, parched like
coffee and then boiled, and taken with
little salt and butter. Drink little or
no liquid of any hind. Bits Of ice
may b, eaten aud swallowed at viii.
Every step taken in diarrhea, every
spoonful Of liquid, only aggravate the
disease. If locomotion is compulsory,
tho misfortune of the necessity may be
lessened; BY having stout piece OF
woollen flannel bound tightly round the
abdomen, so as to be- doubled in front,
and kept we'll in its place In the
practice =, q many years, We have never
failed to notice . gratifying result fcl-
low these obseryaDccs.
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Bee L..
et. Louis Mo. n236mo
[7oTI0R 0e71o171 .61 ~ g =
~ ~. IL " xlvoAw1un eAn-w nkAhAS, DE-
-. 1as nss Deen 1.oe la tne oonoauoos OF eef'
Nsths ~. Ia w ~ eeave'sa y se.te T.
Has.. ~. ~ y, sAs n. 4xsos, eesoeno' o! the
Coeasy OF ene.o1lne ana etsse q 1nne.oea, Mort.
tie"S 30 ~ T. e Of Sns SMy % SAINT
sIs ~ s.S - -
:. ~ ~ ~ I 80 H. s Tso1.sa August
drsd "a s,vtvsva M. mi wp rd 3; ~. nun
Rssists- ~ 49, =, ~, III ah. ~ ~, oso u
Is ~ ,t..t.ssth ..cs a~.,.s q; ~ @
Iord 0ns TSonssd E,sht Hsndr.d .nI si~tv UaF
At Twelve o'cjocf n II IA Ia in Rool a. III
ssea Deads N ness: $40 s.ssis III sss1 ii; ~ ~
1neo te .sts~St ousrtsr ~ s..to, - sSo
throe f33l in tovnhip nnSosr thirt..va AZ norih
range number twenty.nine. 1SeI vet 10 tSe Eonotv
az S6erinrns snd stst. of Hinn.soes ~ ..,,r. ~.
revment Of ~ m ~ r~o Hr"',.S ~ th;. sne
seyen noaisrs snd int.re.t thsreo. .oeordi"~ - ~
condittnns r. cerfein nrcn. 80, 49, s...tsS S
dsseribed In said mortgage, and b,srinS oTen DAT
Hsthsr "a it, n Hs,Ssr ~: .uT ,su =. s .n -
Josiah Hsvvsr 1hsrsn ia ~hsrsh. ~ ~ ~. .si,,
received they promised to nav to IA Josich Hsv-
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STACKING GRAIN. ....,

80 much depends on the proper
Stacking Of grain, that We feel con-
stzained 10 offor few suggestions on
the subject. After farmer has been
to the expense and hard labor Of grow
ing = crop Of grain, it seems positively
reckless, if not half insane, to neglect or |
slight this very important branch in
the grain-raising process.
Without purposiug to so into detail
in reference to the process Of stacking,
We propose to offer some general hints
directing the attention of our farmer
friends to this matter.
We would advise farmers to employ
no hands to stack grain who are either
incompetent in experience, or what is
Of equal moment, who are not honest
and faithful. Better pay double or
triple price tor good stacker than
have your grain poorly stacked fer
nothing. In commencing the stack,
never lay the head Of the sheaves on
the ground set the sheaves up straish
and be careful that the foundation Of
the stack is made smaller than the bilge
or middle. This shape gives the outer
courses Of sheaycs chance 70 settle
faster than the inner courses-an in.
dispensablc requisite in the security 81
the grain.
Another point to be observed il
stacking IS to keep the upper sur
face Of the stack in moderately
oonical or rounded form, especlall!
after the stack has risen above tn,
Bulge. This will, Of course, necessitat,
the keeping Of the middle tulI, with
out which no grain 10 the stack is cafe
The sheaves should be placed com pact
" and pressed down with tho weigh
Of the stacker. Care should be take
in topping of the stack, though "
maintain that this feature is Of les
consequence than the others named ,
this article BY this remark We mea
that stack we'll and properly built
more likely to keep With poor or j,
different topping out, than q shabbil
constructed affair would be if ever {
skillfully topped of:
Horace Greeley once said in II
Tribune, that grain stack, properl
built aud when completed, would
very much in the shape of hens eg;
standing on the large end, aud v
think the old philosopher was abo,
right.
As to large or small stacks, the diffe
ence, in our judgment, is in favor
the former. Although an extra bar
will be necessary on large stack
pass the sheaves to the stacker, y
there is less surface exposed to Il
weather and consequently less bleach<
grain.
The proper condition for grain to
into the stack or NOW, is whea it She
most easily covering the bottom of Il
wagon with plenty of shellcd grain
every load. Nothing is gained, VIII
much is frequently lost, by stacki
grain when damp or but partially cure
As thu stacking s,ason is nj
near at hand We refer to this matt.
hoping that its importance, if not wh
We have written, will engage the ATTIC
ton Of farmers.-Rochester Post.
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1t is fact hot generally known,
perhaps, that Wash;ngton drew h:s last
breath ii the last Hour ot the last day
Of the last week, in the last month Of
the year, and last year Of the century.
He died % Saturday; right, at II
O'Clock, December 81, 1779.
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TEAMS FOR SALE.

, Srhsvs three Spans Of MULES, which 1
will sell cheap. They are No. /. Also
wagons and harnesses. A chance for good
bargains is offered Call at my farm two
Mills from s.. Cloud. ,....1
Il II Il k&s-<~' CuAS. BOWMAN,
St. Cloud, April ~, 1869. nl1.tf
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G. 4. GILMAN, Register,
july2r6wg H. c. BURBANK, Receiver.
NOTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE

d
~ St. Cloud, Mimi, August p, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
Joseph EderJr aga1st Patrick Barrett fer aoand onng
his Declaratory Stat~nent No. 1872 dated August e.
1867. upon the Sc 4 and X w Il section g.,
township 126, range 80, in Stearns County, Mime
the said parties hereby summoned to appear At
this Office on the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, ls6o, At
10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment, IL
Z. A.GILMAN, Register,
aug266we H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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IT. 8 LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
w. - s%s7 duly II, 1907 10


1ou ~. hereby notsd q o appear j, 4 hi. ONCE
on tho SRI DAY OF SEPTEABRR, o,aa,2 o'c3ock
10 tes aern peof tbe said day, aud thea aud there
sho1 csess'Why yoar Homestead Eutry No. 1000
made ~ you November i lees, upoa d axX session
34 township 126, range 3, ID tAs District q huds
subject to sale ct st. Cac1d, Mluu., should not BE-
eesesis - Qhzssttaa sehtsdsa siisess i sseadoa.
~. Is RSRfi: "a. "a =
test su:h showing, = ,I,s Min g,a-:tt8[
9. A. GILMAN, keg1Ster,
rJulyX2Swt -. AfCtBURBANky Receiver.
RI 8. LAND OFFICE, ar CLOUD, MINI,
~. 49, ;: June 30th, lSe0. - =. =
John Hasmsrtisen Abergs
e0 You having entered the 10 " sc n and lot No. g.
seston g. township III range A0 BY Homestead April.
cation No 60i9 on tho cath day ofJune and Peter
Aryad having this day 6led IL this bis
ta lssh day of June 1850. and several succeeding
days, he made valuable improvements upon the said
land, With view to preempt the same under the Pre-
suption Act Of yos are therefore hereby notified
70 appear At this Office on the 2lfn DAY or NoVRM-
Der, 1862 at 10 o'clock 4. H. on said day. and show
saaa Why your said entry should not Be canoeled
Q. A. GILMAN, Register. ~
auSl26wl II. Q: BURBANK. Receiver.
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. 0d1Ck-U. 8. LAND OFFICE
/ 1 "a nN~-A.

NOTICk-U. 8. LAND OFFICE. =
~ =: Cloud; MINI, July 1itb, 1869.
R. sssa At n
Is 6ses'stofy s.sssnent dated Jsnn%1
1867. upon the Il nex section 81. township III
range ~ MsrrsSD county Minn With view 70 TIE
S1 q "a sad entry the sa'd parties are here
nAa W AUGUST, 1869, 1t O'Clock in TIE afternoon
70 respond and furnish testimony Concerning aid
a"eseo abandonment
,.,.,, c. A. GILMAN, Register.
'''i'e~s nc BURBANK Receiver.
y s: Cloud M nasp 2u 9nti g. 1850.
c.is; mpiaint having been entered at this office By
sss"donin sM ', against ALram Davenport for
Noe~Cers n. MS H ts Entry No. 1858, dated
3; township 1873, range q, ' in Tod1 County,
minnesota, with view 70 The cancellation ., IA
pear ut this Office the the IN NV ~ nSyrcnEp
w, a. ooc'ock in the forenoon tn r.sno.,S "a
1nrnish testimony concerning sad .,Isa.S st,dc.
sns2esu. u T. q A. eSH1Lts s Register
INOTICE-U. 8. LAND OYTICE $3.50
y ~" - CLOUD. MIMI, August IA 1890 < - I
Complaint wing besn ENTERED It TIL. &C., ~,
" eaaxsoe asainst Charles Browne for .IspSonins
l. 1896, upon The =. v s4eiIo. ss.s S%ieI i*s
visv e tbe cancellation of sid entry tie mi,
% ~ m D1T o1O0DoSfi isas It 10 . geioe eS
the forenoon 10 respond and furnish testinony IN
! ssning said s,IS ged sIandenmsDt: D' '''
! l,........,~s.zs. G. 4. GILMAN, Register,
au826@W~ H. G. BURBANK. Receiver
,1T1 g. LAND OFFICE. 81: CLOUD, MINN.
~ July ~, 1861.
Joxeph Lcmbervy:
Sir: You arc hereby notified tn appear at this Off
on the 9IH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1859, ut o'clr
In the afternoon Of the said day. and then and the
show cause why your Homestead Eutry NJ. 81
made by You May 9, 1857 upon the ne "a ne n secti
"a, township 10, range 81, in the District ii Ian
subject to sale at st. Cloud, MIMI, should not
Cancelled. a. Herman Blenker alleges an aband.
ment thereof ty you, and proposes then and there
1t show the sals when you will be permitted to c
70 test such she ing.
| juy22Gwt H. C. RIIREaEK pac.;,. q,
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Farm for Sale.
sTRAYED.

From Swan River, on the 18th inst,
TWO COLTS. One is a four year old
light sorrel mare, white face, both hind
feet white and light colored name and tail.
The other il = 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 ct Swan River, Morrison
county, or sending information that will
lead to their recovery, will DO literally re-
Warded. e. BURNHAM,
Swan River, July ~, 1869. n2-4w
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augzo-o"~ II. Q. BURBANK, Receiver.
AIOTICE-U s. LAND 0EEICE

~ St. Cloud, Mimi, July Il, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Ole johnson against Lea T. Archer fer abandon.
ing his Homestead Entry No. 1885,. dated May
IL. 1855, upon the IS Sc II and u sw X
section II. township liz, range 81, in Mononga:
Ia county, Minnesota, with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this office ), The 7rH DAY OF SEPTEN-
Ben, 1859, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
Comment CA. GILMAN REGISTER
julyX9-6wl He, BURBANK. Receiver.
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l,nlr0J ".
5. LAND OFFICE,

N st. Cloud, MIMI, August Is, 1861.
Complaint having been entered .. this office by
simon Elder sgainst Thomas Gibbons for abandon
inc hs Homeetesd Entry No. 5sll dated january u,
1859, upon tho Use 4 x sw4 section 81, township
1875 range % In tStsaers county, Mnn., with view
to the cancellation Of ad entry tho said parties
DAY Or OCTOBER, 1859, 1t 10 o'clock in the forenoon
to respond and furnish testimony sad
cd abandonment. G. A. GILMAN, Register.
anS0e 6w1 3. 9 4VRkANKi 1scesysE. i
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
- July 6, 1869.

SIR: You are hereby notified to appsar At this Office
on the 17rn DAY or AUGUST, 1863, at o'clock in
afternoon Of the said day and then and there shov
cause Why your Declaratory Statement No 2352 made
by you August Goth, 1865. upon tho Lots l. = g. I'll
section 49, township l26, range 81. in the District o.
lands subject to sale at Sc. Cloud Ninn should not
he Cancelled, Michael Graham alleges IN abandon
ent thereof by you and proposes then aud there to
show the same, when you will DO permitted; to con-
test such showing. Q. A. GILMAN, Register,
1uiyS-6wa II. G. BURBANK. Reuever.
n 10RTG113R SALE-Wherea. def,1If 6.s heen
NE made in the conditions Of = Certain Mortesre.
executed And dsIiv.red hr n-,,;n. n Nsl.on arS N
p. ALbott Iort .ssnr. Hercu;.. IN n.m Torras S
bearing date the eikht2 d.1 Of June 4. B. 1865 and
recorded in the ONCE of the ReQiser Of Deeds in and
for the County of Stosrns and sac of Nipnesota on
tho sth day OK june, A. 1865 at O'Clock P. n. in
Book f. Of Mortgage Deeds on page a. to secure the
payment of Fifteen Hundred Dollars (6alance due on
the purchase money of the mortgaged premises said
Mortgage being made ut the same time with the mr.
chase thereby as follovs: 900 in five months ard
:sssst from ate Of saS Se ,ue At tSs WI
cent per annum according to The conditions Of t~n
certain Drcmis,orv note4 of TIA Mor+c.. ~ .osS
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NoficE@y; s. LAND OFFICE,

N01GE-v: 8. LAND OFFICE.
= onn,. i 81: Cloud, MIMI, August Is. 1859.
C14pE1nt ha"ing been made AZ rh:s or,csLy S.,o,,
A. HOO AGAINST John Esntz for aLands,in.- I -,
. T Entry No. iii, dated April IT, ISs; un
ID, ne M ~ ana nj nwN section 8. towushi.,
70, range ~ In stessrns county, Minnes,ta, x;,h
VETO 1ns caoesliaisn ofs.id entry: the rad parties
sfH DAY or OCTOBER, 1sS5, a, 10 oc:os -; ~, ~ 10
noon TO respond and fss1ish testimony
alleged abandonment. mug ss.o
C. A. GILMAN, Reis.er
aoKlLpwi H. q. BURBANK, Rsc.jrc-
NoucE-cU. g. LAND OFFICE,
- 1T; Cloud Mimi, August IS, $3.50.
Complaint having been entered At this Office hv
Era P,att against Joseph Minfries for s,an.
Sgn,ng nis , H91aesead Entry No. 1884 ts:
clip ~, range ~, - Todd county, Ninne.o,.. viz,
n. st~ Of sad entry The
on the 77H DAY or 0GTOBKR, isca. At 10 sci-E
in ne forenoon to respodd and furnish testimony cor
eeE1inG saidApsged staa1oonssa.5 :
2. A. GILMAN Register.
auSAoaSt - H.. e.. BURBANK Ker.,ver
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5. LAND OFFICE, st. CLOUD, MINI
~ July 6, 1869.

IT ISLAND OFFICE. IT. CLOUD, MINN
80 July 6, 1869.
On tue l7rA DAY or AUGUST, 1862 in the
forenoon OF the said day then and there SHOW
Why your Declaratory Statement No. 1856 made by YOU
ship range in the District ofands subject to sale
at st. Cloud Nina should not be Cancelled " Roberto
ehannon alleges an abandonment thereof by YOU and
proposes then and there to show the same when you
| will be permitted to contest such showing,
c. A. GILMAN, Register
JulyS-6wE H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
! Nor1cE@U: S. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, MIMI. July 3, 1862
| Complaint having been ectered at this Office by
henry Glnther ~ agAi.=. Adelbert N. Case, 1os
abandoning bis Home,,,AA Entry No. 1925, dated
range p s ses et0n township
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
s.id parties arc hereby summoned appear at this
afternoon to respond and furnish testimony con
, c." gillian, Register,
1ulH-owl &C. BURBANK. Receiver.
IN0T1cE.-U. &. LAND OFFICE,
| Complaint having been entered at this ONCE +,
1en.ld swift asainst n. D. L. Taylor for abandon
ins his Homestead Entry No. 1880 aaled May 18th
rsngs53, in Monon4ala cc.nty, Nina viii view +
cancellation sad entry the said parties are here
summoned to appear At this o5ce on the s1sz DAl
w AOoOoAs AoVV, u ~ O'CLOCK In the forenoon
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alIeee
Abandonment. G: 4. GILMAN, Register,
juiy226vs H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
lit 8. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, HIM.
- x;.,.,. July Is. 1850
ar: You are teeeby notiaed 10 sppsar At this olfie
on the 71H DAY OF skPTEABkR, lS60, at 10 dcloc
forenoon the said day. and then and thert sho
cause why your Declarato9 Statement No. 357;
made BY you August II, 1865, upon the v XIV
section ~ township IN, range %, in Ito ii
trict OF Lands subject to sale at st. Cloud. Minu
should not b caneslsd, - Nils Ostenson ~,
N abandonment thereof by you aud propoaes ths
and thre 70 show the same, when you viii b perm
ted to contest such showing
ca: GILMAN, Register.