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NoTlcE.-u..s. LAND ofF1cE.

~ st. Cloud Mimi, May Is, 1869 =,
complaint having been entered at this ONCE bv TIM
his s Deslaratery Statement Entry No $50. dsteS
March 1S. 1867 upon the X section Is. tovnshin
10. range ~ in Stearns county, Minnesota, With
view TO the cancellation Of said cntry the s.ia n. =.
ties are hereby summoned to appear 1t this oce on
the '1H DAY OF JULY, 1865, at 10 O'clock in the
to respond and furnish testimony Concerning
said alleged abandonment. .-F-es : -
o- n. 9. WAIT, Register.
Mayzi-owe ii. G. BURBANK, Receiver
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3YH5;fdAslier 'et!a Of Anna
Dickinson on the New York Tribune,
containing several p.lpable hits Mt Mr.:
whi!el.H Rid. derives .sdi'io"al in
tsrs;s ft9p II, fig. th:1t hs i q i q
!&.h,kAbasl IN - se'ei'e OF
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oTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE.
NOTICE.-U. s. LAyn orvyc-

n "11011 .. 11t@-s D UFFICE
Complaint having been entered At III.
Aenuy Mailer sg.inst William Lamb Tor sba ndynin,
1861, upon the nv n mel ~ NV LswE nxH
.ect 10, township ~, range g. in stearD. count
Minnesota, with view to the caucelatlon OF az
pear at this Office the 61K LAY JCLY' 1870 ~ ,
~ O'Clock N the forenoon to respond and furDj. Ie.
tiniopy cpnt erning said alleged abandonment.
IL e. WAIT, Register.
raay20-Gwf nc KCkHANK psc.;
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COLBURN'S PATENT
RED JACKET AXE

Il better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: f'rs-1t cuts deeper. ,Seeord-It don't
stick In the wood. 11SdrIf doe lot NJ tho hand
fR'rth-No time h wasted IN tating the Axe ont of
the cut. Rhh-With the Same labor you will do one
third moro work Than with the regular Axe~ Red
paint has nothing to do with the good qualities o,
hardware store does not keep goods w will glad
" answer inquiries or I'LL your orders direct, or give
you the name OF the nearest dealer who keeps our
Ak. r.2 r-S+ rHe n TIE: r7a
- LlPF1NCOrT Is BAKEWElL.
Pittsburgh, e'c l.
Solo owners Of Colburn's and Red Jacket fatenis.S
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1T is = melancholy commentary en-
mere political greatness aa' that |. there are
no three men in America much less
f.spected than ex-Presidents Fillmore,
Pierce, and johnson.
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~ VAAIE.-O. .. LAM UkrlvE,
~ st. Cloud, Mnn., May Il, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Mans Anderson against Bacon L. Marvin tor abandu-
lug his Homestead Eutry No. zs6t, dated August 5v
1906 upon the sw II sw Il lot 3, section II.
and lot section H. anu lot Is, township
range a. III stearns county, Min with view ~
Tie cancellation OF SAID ent1y the said parties are
heieby Summoned to appear at this office on the
18Th LAY w July, 1905 at ~ o'clock Ii he fore
noon to respuud and furnish testimony CONCERNING
a.lu alleged auauuunIneut.
Z: A. GILMAN, Register,
II
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june3-6wa H. q. BUnnANK Receive

Nor1cEasi s.! c 8 LAND 5 OFFICE. :. ,..o
complaint having been entered At this Office by
Donald Stevenson against Richard Kuthiana tor
SSDAuoonlng biz Homestead Entry No. 1857, da:s.i
ap rs, range IS, IN Todd county, Minnesota, Wit.
a.VIew u the can;eiaIlo. OF saau entry: The sliu
pai les are hereby suminoleu appear al thus on1ce
On the 9TH DAY OF August, leos, at IL O'Clock
10 the forenoon Iesp0uu fuIn h Testimony con-
cerIing said alleged Abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN Register,
june24-6wn H. c. BUKBANK. K.ceixsr
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I $. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~ - AS.6I 18th 1864

$. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI.
~ April 18th, 1869.
feter c. Nilsea and b. Taurman
sr: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
forenoon Of the said day, and then and there show
cause Why your DeclarstoTy Statements Nos. 35s3
'nu S4'9, made BY You May y and August "a, 1858
Sc section 4, township LII range So, Ia the Dc:
ttct OF Lands subject to sale at St. Cloud, Nina
should not oe Cancelled, Samuel D. Smoots alleges
AL abandonment "a thereof by You and proposes then
led to contest such showing
apr29-6wa II q RNPRsNS
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Z. A. GILMAN, Register,
nay27-6wa H. g. bUkbANk K.c.iver
o. iCE.-U. S: LAND OFFICE.

n.
NJ OiiCE.-U. S: LAND OFFICE,
~ st. cloud, Minn.. May ii, 1850.
Complaint having Ice entered at thus Office by
Alt4anuer Moore aga .nst Thomas A. Harrison f.1
aranuoning his homestead Entry, No. 1854, dated
cecenbe u, 1S6o, upon the nv II seen IN n town
"a ~, sahSe %. IN otearns county, Minnesotx
Win View to the cancellation Ut sxid eat,y: the
sa parties ale hereb, aoued 10 appear 1t TIL,
oIHce Oh the 10TH DAY or JULY 1865, ut 10 o'clock
III lAe :orenoun to respond and furnish testimo.
concefnlls safe alleged abandonment.
=. A. GILMAN Register
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- 1T ~. o. OUhbdNh, RecelVeT.
fN';AIca.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Clouo, MINI, May th 1862 49,.
. Complaint having been entered at this Once by
Da'iu Z: brown against Thomas Bradley tor abandon
.hs hls Homestead Entry No. 2o2l, dated July 81
1000, .oi the Il swA section 1, township l26,
range ~ IL stearps counly, Mlnn with view to tue
ehati0n vi SAID entry: the said parties are heie
~ suMinusd to appear at this ON the lOru
DA1 VI JULY, loos, at o'clock in the afternoon
" RESPOND and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
C. A. GILMAN Rers1er
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june3-6wh H. O. HIjRRANK H....;I,.-

NOTICE. 1t. 5. LAND OEFIIE.
~ st. Cloud, Ainn., May u, 1859.
Complaint having been ent: red at this Office BY
Charles Jacobson against William D,senbly Tor ban
dohhg Ills ID Jmestead Entry Ao ZOOS, dated Novrm-
yer l, leoo, upon the sw Il section , township IL
iahSc 81, III ste;irns COUNTY. Miuuesolu, with view
~ the Cancellation said entry Tie said parties arc
hefens sulnmoled TO rpperat this oEce on the 18th
Da1 Of JULIA, 1868, at " O'Clock IN the forenou,
to respond and furnish testimony concern e saiu
alleged ab.nduument
Eiay27-5wt &c, EURBANk- Kcceiver
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f. c. WAIT, Register,
mayo"owH Il. c. BURBANK, Recei-er.
s. LAND OFFICE.

kOTlCE-U. s. LAND OFFICE
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, June Ii, 1862
Complaint wing been entered at this office ty
uusta1 Gieen against Edgar Nichols for abandoning
ILLS Deciafatury Statement NJ dated Februa "
10, 1871, upon the e sw Il section Y township
~, range o. IN Asononkaiia County, Minnesota, with
View u The Cancellation of said entry the said
parties are he reby SUNNI, ned appear 1t this Office
IN the 3D DAY Uf AUGUST, 1868, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon to respund aud furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
JuneH-6wi II. {. BURBANK. Receiver.
, AMI OFFICE. 81. CLOUD, AIAN.,
l. May >, 1862
SIR You are hereby notified to appear .t thisoaEc.
the 18Th DAY OF JUNE, 1865, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there alb
cause why your Homestead Entry No. Illus made bv
you April Il, 1866, upon the nwL LswlZ section
~, township Ea6 range Sc, the District OF .auds
SUBJECT to sale at st. Cloud, Miun. should nat h.
s'uceieo, a. Chr1stoph Rohrs alleges an abandon
ueut thereof by you and PROPOSES then and there
60 sho" the same when you will be permitted 10 CON
last such showing.
Il. c.. WAIT, Resiste1,
m1yoowl ii. c. BURB ANk, Receiver
AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
- April 26, 1863.
Esrton S. Cooley:
SIR: ion are hereby notified to appear at t. ofac.
On tue 10TH DAlOF JUNE, 1862 ai 10 O'Clock in the
said day and then and there show cause
WY Your Homestead Entry Nc. 3y25 made nv Won
June "A, lS6! upon the sw II section 80 township
AA range In the District ofIands subject to sale a.
81 cloud, Nina, should not be cancelled as Andrew
hansen alleges an abandonment thereof by YOU, and
proposes then and there to show the same when YOU
VIII be permitted to contest such showing
H. G. WAIT, Register
n
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ALB . 3LS,
CHROMOs.
Are,
THE LANDS OF THR BrBIH.

a:v ..a ':s.s.el! A.. ....,s rn.se
er FEskIERr class VIEWS" q which have spssAts
esostmeal fss trS's
We've e~'tsertasA Rhae EagIasA
sTee1OoCOPEa savesy. ,.,gs
ssrh 81 ~ bsss ssvss . The
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. 0sasfIesurs b
quality
ssAerD = ' "
~ - cell Aa1s lQsrso
sooek oeesrs 0RssAsoe,
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NOT1cE-U, 8. LAND OFFICE,
y b.. Cloud. MIMI, June II, 1850.
Joseph Gruter against Patrick Norman, for a.,ao,y
IN Eis Hphss.ead Entry No. 37i3, dated Nav I.sa
Won t1a ihe tx ~ =, section and &c.,
Minnesota, with view 70 he esnee, A.s County
entry: the said parties are hereby su:nmonsd sa1
par atthis once On the the aora DAY OF J '1 az
1kS0, at 10 ocipck In the forenoon TO respc,J -;
furnish testimony concerning said alleged sLsntan.
nent. G. A. GILMAN K.y;s,a
JnEel76xl II. G. BURBANK. Receiver
~ St. Cloud, MIMI May II. iseo
Complaint hanng been entered at thi, or.u .
Charles Green against Andrew Ffamberg for 49,;
doning bis Homestead Entry, No 1924 dated H., ~
re. upon the nc q teeiion 6, township III, rsnrs
tie canceat on Of said entry the ssid pstiss ~
hsse summoned to appear 1T this .fce IN the 49,
DAFz OF JUNE, 1856, At 10 O'Clock ia the n,,.'I.
70 rssp9pd a1d furnish testimony concerning ri;
may,ss~s f. f. 6: s M,aT; ssk' s:;.,,s,
MOTICE-V.. 8. LAND VYYICE- =
~ st. Cloud, MINI, June TO- 1862
Cgmst1snt having been entered At this Office by
ahandonias tbs Homestead Entry No. 1914. dated
lay 10y q. lses, :poa u. ne nwyM1 re 4 md
ongaa e,unty, Ainnero.a Win view I he - 4, ao
| lation Of said entry; the sad parties are hsrel,y
enmnoDeA 70 appear At ttiis oasee On the 2D7H DAi
of JULY Iseg At 2 O'clock in tho afternoon to r
abandonment c: A. GILLIAN, Register
| 3uhel3tws II. q. BURBANK, Receiver
! NorIcE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
y st. Cload, Ninn., June 10, 1869.
p HIipia1ht having been entered ss this Office b,
my ~, Hs Decaratory Statement No. z9G. dated Ma,
M ,1 upon the NV nwA &c II NV il and lots
La coun n,Ss a,s.s w.ship H. Mononga
II sail entry: the said partes are he,ehv
go y. AZ tn. Office the 10Th DAY or JULY
t'rv; al ye,oek in the afternoon t. respond an,
> ;neut q IN anegso adanoob
junel0e~F II. e $3.50, Register,
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"a OIICE.-U. s. LAM OFFICE,
~ ST. Cloud, Minn., May q, 1869.
complaint having been entered at this Office by
Charles jacobson against Henry Garrison for abau.
"oning his Homestead Entry No. 2Ot3, dated Nov |,
!soo, upon the Sc u section ). township l27, range
Ut, IN Stearns county, Anuesota, with view to the
cancellation OF SAID entry: the said par are hereb,
summoned to appear at this office the 10TH DAY or
July, 1862 at ~ O'Clock in the forenoon to RESPOND
aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
donment. CA GILMAN Recister
mayZ1-6wH II. C. BURBANK, Receiver,
NIOTICE.-U. g. LAND OFFICE, -
N st. Cloud, MIMI, May 10, 1862
complaint having been e-tered at this Office by
Andrew J. Peterson against Marcena Holmes. Jr, Gs
abandoning bis Homestead Entry No. 1865, dated
April 18th, 1853, upon the ne a ction 20, township
~ range Is, in Monongalia County, Minnesota
with View to the cancellation of said entry: the
SAID PARTIES are hereby summoned to appear at this
once on the 18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1862 al 10 O'Clock
Ill The forenoon t. respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alleged abandonment
II. c. WAIT, Register,
maSl36wt II. g. BURBANK. Receiver.
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s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
! Mar

: s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
-. May 3, 1869.
sHd1ieS f. ant:
s1R: You are hereby notified to appear at this efe.
On tie 2lsf DAY or JUNE, 1865, At 10 o'clock in
tue OF the said day and then and there shev
ause why your Declaratory Statement No 277O. maas
W you January Soth, lso7, upon the nv X section
'ands subject to sale At st. Cloud, Mimi, should not
'eeahceied, As Charles Mcdonald alleges an ABANDON
ne1t Thereof by you and proposes then and there to
snow the same, when you will be permitted to con.
Test such showing. II. C. WAIT. Kepister
nl1y6 -6w1 II RTRRsVE p~.s
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FURNITURE

the best. Also large stock Of all kinds Of
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
+" Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended to. Give us call. Rooms Cd
St. German st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
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The New York herald., 1869-01-15
NEW YORK HERALD friday JANUARY l5 18ssRIPLB SHEET.

relic Of London splendor. 'The Iord Mayors show"
II except one Of the carriages for the Lord Nav
or's carriage forgetting tho norses: II we except
the noise producel by half dozen children or
more, II there was room for them, playing on the
same drum at the same time, each irving to make
more noise than the other; IL we except this for the
band OF the Life Guards. Then there were many
points OF resemblance. True, the Lord Mayor was
not there. but his fool was; indeed, II we are not
mistaken. there was more than one present.
To be serious, oil seemed gay, ana the
amount OF enjoyment derived from-we cannot
say exactly what for TO US there was an
indetiniteness aboutthe whole Affair. One especial
source OF enjoyment seemed 10 be assisting TO
pull the unwieldy carriages through the street.
another the believing as II 70 win prize, another
the wearing clothes Of quiet color such as scarlet
and purpe nearly all the children have this scarlet
fever, and we DOUBT not
There many . loyal bosom
In garb uncouth.
With all the noise, everything passed on quietly,
and we have not heard Of single accident or COM
plant OF misbehavi0r. THIS speaks wen for
Japanese crowds but such display calls to
mind those lines OF Pascal:-"What chimere
IS man what confused chaos what sub.
Ject OF contradiction professed judge. Of all
things and vet feeble worm of the earth the
great depository and guardian Of truth and yet .
mere huddle Of uncertainty the glory and the
scandal Of the universep 70
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Mail, 123< 1874; New York Central 1857 l5Sk;
Erie, 80 o 394; do. preferred, 63 63x; Hudson
River. l32 1885 Reading, o6,< 0sK; Michigan
Central, III lls,z Michigan Southern, el,s s1k;
Illinois Central l43 q LA; Pttsburg, s7H s71s;
Northwestern s3A 81; do. preferred, ssK 80 I;
Toledo, 104's 1Oas4; Rock Island. l2sx 12ssl;
ST. Paul, 75k 75A; do. preferred, e4I s5;
Wabash, e37l "a; do. preferred. TAX 7sh; Fort
Wayne l2l24 l22; Ohio and Mississippi SAX q
34h.
The closing qotations at the last open board were
as follows:-wells. Fargo Company's Express, rs
bid; Adams Express, 40 o 5O United States Express.
43H bid; Merchants Union Express, l2X Q 13x;
Quicksilver, 22x 2ak; Canton 55H Q 55H;
Marposa, bid; do. preferred, 20 o "a; Pa
cidc Mail, 123H Q 123H; Western Union Tele-
graph. 33X . "a; New York Central, l5sx
159; Erie. S8A Q SO; do. preferred, 68
o.; Hudson River, 13l 132A; Harlem, 13l 1s2x;
Reading, 96k; Alton and Terre Haute, 80 bid; do.
preferred, IS . 65k; Wabash, esx e3H; do. pre-
ferred 7sk 10; Milwaukee and st. Paul, 75k .
75S; do. preferred, OAK . 05 Fort Wayne, l2lka
19lK; Ohio and Mississippi, s4k 20 s4H; Michigan
Southern, 81 91h; Illinois Central I4s,l bid Pitts
burg SIX SIX; Toledo, 1o44 104K; Rook Island.
12Sk l2sx; Northwestern, sax s3x; do. pre-
ferred. sszs q SO.
In the subsequent street transactions there was
great pressure to sell and prices declined. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations &C quarter to
six O'Clock this evening g:-Northwester common,
s2A q s2,<; Northwestern preferred, ssX Q Ssk;
Reading, s6x s5X; Rock Island. l2sk bid; Fort
Wayne, l21 q 12lH; Toledo, 1o4H; Pittsbury. seX .
se,I; St Paul preferred, OAK bid; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, "a; Pacific Mall l2s 12sX; New York Central
1883 1881.
The following were the bids for city bank stocks
to-day:-New York, 134; Manhattan, 140; Union,
125h; America, 145 CITY, 200; Phenix, 103; Fulton.
$50; Mechanics and Traders, 1875; National. ITO;
Seventh Ward 40; State Of New York, Ill; Com
merce. 40; American Exchange, ia; Bank Of
the Republic, 12l; Bank OF North America,
10s; Metropolitan, 1877; Market 112; Shoe and
Leather, 1926; Corn Exchange, 100; st. Nicholas,
10s; Marne l5o; Importers and Traders l26; Park,
15O; Manufacturers and Merchants. 1O0x; Central
National 1885, Fourth National 1o2x; Ninth National.
10sk; Tenth National, 95.
The Merchants and Mechanics National Bank OF
Troy has decided to drop the "National" and to
reorganlze as State bank under the old name,
Merchants and Mechanics Bank
The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
foOws:-