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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-07
n S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIN.

IT S. LAND OFFICE, ST CLOUD, MINI,
-. December IL, 1865.
Edscard AcGMnn:
sn: You are hereby notified to appear at thi. Office
on the 27rHDAY OF JANUARY, 1853 at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day and then and there show
you February Is, 1867, upon the Sc X nv Il IswL
W. section Is. township IL ralge S. in the
District OF lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mimi
should not be cancelled, as Aware W. Hunte1 alec,
an .bandonmsnt thereof by you. and proposes then
and there to show the same when you viii be permit
ted to contest such showing.
H. c. WAIT, Register,
'"oecl7-6Wi G BURBANK. Receiver.
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II. Z. BROWNING, General Agent. 81 Cortlandt
street, N.Y..
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on the diagnosis Of W, eriai
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anectlng the urinary and gene.
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a disease almost universal
'mong the young men, Of Tho
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New York Sample Caps, with illustrated card, sent
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disease may be cured in allcases when uncomn;.sta
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All diseases enumerated in the Report ara no.>
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Varicocile is fully treated upon in our
MANUAL OF VENERIAL SURGERY .-
A iuil and comprehensive treatise upon the med;..
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ANU OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MINI,
~ December 9, 1868.
Hugh H. Kyle:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the TT, DAfOF JANUARY, 1869, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF the said day and then and there show
cause %ny your Homestead Entry No. 1897, made by
r. range 2 in the District ofiands subject to sale sr
81. Cloud, Minn, should not be Cancelled. as Carl
Hanson alleges an abandonment thereof by you, and
proposes then and there to show the same when Won
Will he permitted to contest such showing
&c. WAIT. Register
decl1-6wl II. G. BURBANK Receiver
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
-: :. December 2lst, 1865.
katviek Giligen:
: a: 1oa hereby notified to appear a. this otic.
on the STH DAY OF FEBRUARY. lS69,s at 10 o,eIock
In the forenoon Of tho said day and then and there
show cause Why your Presumption Fiiidg No 1eo,
made by You April 10th, 1868; upon the Il ne II
section ssS l. township l2e raase in the
should not be Cancelled as John J. Hearn alleges An
.canacn@ene thereof by You and proposes then and
thele TO show the same, when you viii be permitted
to contest such showing.
decA-ewl &c. BURBaNK Rer.;~.r
L. AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~ December % 1865.
SIR; You hereby notified to appear at this Office
onthes1H DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then aud there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1923, made by
you April II, 1865, upon the ne section 81, town
ship l26 range 80 in the District lands subject to sale
atst Cloud Minn should not be Henry Sand
alleges an abandonment thereof by YOU and nru-
poses then and there to show the same when Won will
be permitted to contest such showing "
H. G. WAIT, Register.
-oec2s-o"H II. Z. BURBANK, Receiver
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Located along their two Railroad Lines
viz: from St. Paul via St.. Anthony,
Anoka, st. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids to Watab; and from st. An
thony via Minneapolis, Wy.
zetta, Grow River, Waver-
ly and Forest City to
the western boun-
diary Of the
State.
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CAUION.-Unprincipled dealersare selling AXES
painted RED, as the Rid ackt .4ss The good quail
ties OF this Axe superior cutting qualities
not in the Red Paint.
The "RED JACKET is for sale by all responsible
hardware dealers, and the manufacturers.
LlPPINCOTT 1; BAIxEWELL.:
'-' Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Livery and Sale Stable.
The undersigned has just erected IN
= large and oomnodious stable On the cor
ner Of Lake Street aud Perry Plaes, oppo-
site ClArk's store, near he Central Rouse,
which he has Allied with livery stock, con-
prising number Of
FINE HORSES, .
Suitable for either riding OF driving, and .
variety Of
HANDSOME BuGa1Is
For single Or do1bls team.
Comnedioas, elegant carriages for plea.
ure parties always ready. nj" -
All orders for teams, Tor Exeursisns, Ha-
nerals or . Journey will be attended y
promptly.
Hi: stock il Of Tho best kind, and he
invites his friends to call: =" i ::
st. Cloud. June 2sd. 1868. ,eaAo.l:
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LVnrad Rihzhdupt:
sR You are hereby notified to appear at this o5ce
the forenoon of the said day and then and there s
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 3e47. made Ly
you june 18th, le67, upon the ~ rw.
sect,on township IA, range 30, in the district
cancelled as Charles Persig alleges an abandoumsu,
thereof ty You, and proposes then and there to sh
the same When you WILDE permitted to contest such
showing. H. c. WAIT Rer;stsr 0S1
dec3l-6wu II C. BURRaEE Eo..;,
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TERMS OF PAYMENT,

These lands are offered in tracts Of 40,
80 and 160 acres and upwards, and prices
varying from S. to $40 per acre with some
few tracts 1t higher 6g,ues) rated accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road: They are sold for cash or On len
credit, (ten years il DESIRED with pr
cent. annual interest, thus enabling per
sons Of small means to acquire. on easy
terms, . homo in . healthy and productive
region. Those who have already settled
along the lines OF these Railroads have
found their lands increase in value at the
rate Of so per cent. per snnum.
These lands have been reserved from sale
since 1857; they are in the midst Of con.
siderable settlements, and Convenient 70
churches, schools and established roads
and markets. ,..''' Fix.
N. B.-All persons trespassins ON these
lands, IN cutting timber or by, viii b
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of tho Law.
For further information apply to
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AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ December %, 1868
r. II. French:
SIR You are hereby notified to appear at ,bi.
ONCE on the 18th DAY OF PEBRUAkY 1859 At y
In tie afternoon Of the said day and then and
tnefe show cause why your Homestead Entry No
1862 made by you February Is, 1867, upon the Sc II
secuon Il township III, range g. in the District
Of Janus subject to sale at St. Cloud MIMI should
not be Cancelled, as Thomas L. Moss Jr alice, an
abandonment thereof by you and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you viii be nermitt.d
to contest such showing.
dec31-6wt II. C. RTRRaNK Rac.;
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TT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,

TT ISLAND 0YHIcE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, -
~ December 4tb, 1868.
sn: You are hereby notified to appear ct this Office
On the 2O1s DAY or JANUARY, $780, 1t 10 O'Clock
show cause why your Homestead Entry No. $500 made
~ yon February r., 1867 upon the u LseL n Lsw
section H. township 49, range a. in the District Of
!sads subject 70 als ct 1t Cloud, Mimi, should not
b cancelled Ole Peterson alleges an abandonment
thereof BY ADD proposes then and there to show
ths same, when you will he permitted to contest suck
showing.
II. O. WAIT, Register,
ese1oe"I II. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
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II. c. WAIT, Register,
decl0-6wi II. c. BURBANK, Recei-e,
7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ December ], 3s6s.

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
- a;..L November 18th, 1865.
BIZ You are hereby notified to appear at this on5rs
on the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1869, at 10 o'eIoot
IN the forenoon Of the said day. aud then ana tte-e
snow cause Why your Homestead Entry Ne .52..
section Il and the me II section Ii, TOWNSHIP "a
Eaeee ", IN the District Of lands subject to sale A.
g. Cloud, MIMI, should not be Cancelled. as Jeno
Groutek alleges abandonment thereof h vor ~
proposes then and there to show the same When von
will be permitted to contest such showing.
,,,, u Z. WAIT, Register,
!, d0cS6Wu H. G.
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The Practical Farmer.
.NQW.1N IT'S SIXTH YEAR, =,
1t PUBLISHED IN phi AnFl pHlA j.
VERMONTERS

:. NEWS from every counysn Vermont; Vermont
Historical, Biographical, Geological, and Obituary
Sketches, each ami every week. Every Vern,onter
should take The Vermont Record and
Farmer. $3.50 per year; rs for mos: Is cts .
for mos. ~ A STATE PAPER. ga Every
yearly subscriber gets present. No chances. All
served alike. Terms always in advance. Clubs of
hve and over to ono address, 81 ger year each Ad-
dress "THE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER
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The direct and short route IL
VIA milwaukee AND La CROSSE,
PURCHASE TICKETS
VIA MILWAUKEE, -

0ONJUGAL LOVE. AND THE HAPPINESS OF
" True Marriage. Essay for Young Men, ION the
errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create ,impediments to Msrriare. vith
sure means Of relief Sent ID sealed letter enyeio
free Of cargo. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGH.
TON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa - y:
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IN WAYS Of maki1g Wheat, Rye and Corn Brea
w from Tr ed Receipts, will be found in
tsARTHURsS l1ONIH ngAGazurr,,

GaAxD R4p1Da, Mtak. Sep; id i1sss.
I1rrlScoIr Rsk1wE11:' ): - - u.
Tho people seem to be crazy about your RED JAcKE9
Yours truly, ". DE. !!
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money, We arc prepared to offer greater
Inducements TO. e
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"A GENTS -WANTED.-some hing new Ryeryom5
~ " wants it GALvAN1c Ityxk PLATING Fun:
Ct Tor sample. HAMS Co.. 81 North jth It., Phils
HA. w. -'A"
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AND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL, Nvember 18th, 1865.

n AND iFFICE ST. CLOUD, MINI,
III Member 18th, 1865.
william Courtney:
SIT: You are he1 eby notified t. appear a. .hi, oc.
on the 18th DAY OF JANUARY: 1859, at 10 v-ciocs
ID me forenoon OF the said day ard then aud tsr.
made by you May !, 1867, upon the e1 NV elx swI
section township Ii, range IS, IN tie tstficr
lands subject to sale at s., Cloud, Mum, SHOULD Int
De Cancelled, as William Brandt alleges an sha,S,
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there =:
test such showing >" -O1
HENRY C. WAIT, Register.
deGj-6XS H. C.. RIRRANK R.sa:.-.'
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREDY GIVEN, that he flIoving
~ are the rstss OF taxes levied o. Ill tAs taxable
property for The year 1885, IN The County ef noooo-
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Chairs, Mattrazses, Stirring Beds, Sc. 49,
: ~Rcpairing end ordered work promptly
attendsd.to to. Give us-a calf! Rooms on
st: GeFmain st',>st. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church. ~ :. -. :,
=, - "'>%
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purchasers than ever before offered in st.
Cloud, as We are in connection with our
sales room,
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IL December 4, 1865.
Jdmes DoyLt:
BIZ: aou arc hereby Dotifed to appear at this ofics
in the afternoon Of the said day and the and 49,,
show cause why your Homestead Entry No 3s4.. ,.ds
BY You june LIST 1867 upon the II NV Il wv nwI
NV q w section u, township 10, range 81, IN u.
should not be Cancelled, Martin Lee alleges an al
Comment thereof BY you and propose. then and there
70 snow the same when you Will be permitted %
contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register.
decl06Wi II, c. BURBANK pec.;-e,
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Grain Growing & Stock
Raising
MEADOW LANDS

aferding an ualimited supply Of grass and
hay. They are easy Of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pinsries Of
the northern part Of the State, which sf-
fords tho best and principal markets for
cattle in the country. In connection with
stock raising it is necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact, that the
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:: SPEERs: e. <CAMISLE.

T. -. AT. ST. CLOUD.
p This mill s.-the result Of many years
experience, aal has given entire satisfac-
ton wherever used. The, mills are fur
nished With zinc,sieves, which are special
~ adapted to cleaning Wheat. Feeling
confident that our Midland terms will meet
your approval. we respectfully solicit your
orders.-. -
Shop ip ~ rear of T:.c. Moclare's Bank:
v1on4E1y 49, ALEXANDER l. CO. ::
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26

The gallant boys of the Southern Base
Ball Club have as yet met with no repulse
and yesterday added aother victory to theiI
list of triumphs, in the match played with
the Empires of st. Louis, the champion club
of Missouri, in a score of % to 10: and to-
day they will play the Unions of that city
This is very cheering to the many friends OF
the SOutherners here, who anXiously await
the news of the result of every contest
Having beaten the clubs of Memphis and ST.
LOuis-if successful tO-day-they will turn
their attention to Cincinnati, the very
stronghold OF the national game-the city
that boasts the most famous club-the Red
StOekings-in the com try.
Their victorious march may be checked
there, but there would be no disgrace at
tached TO a defeat by club that has beaten
all the most noted clubs in the East and
West; and yesterday, as we learn by dis
patch to friend, they beat the champion
Eckfords, of Brooklyn, n. y. in full game,
the score being 45 TO lS-the Eckfords, be-
ing on tour, in which they have won every
match with the exception of this one.-
n. o. Picayune..
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When Frederick the Great was King OF
Prussia, he went out little way from Berlin
and built himself palace at San Souci. He
and the queen were seated one Sabbath af-
ternoon in their beautiful grounds, and the
queen said: II don't like that old windmill
over there. L wish you weuld buy the grounds
and tear it away, as it mars the beauty OF
our grounds, beirg right alongside, and so
near them here"
III do it Tomorrow" said he.
SO on the morrow he went to the miller
and told him he wished to buy his little
homestead.
Il don't wish to selI.'' said the miller.
But, said the king, Il must have it. /
wish to extend and beautify my grounds.
and your windmill is an eyesore to the
queen"
But" said the miller, ''my grandfather is
buried yonder, and my father is buried
there, and this has been the home of my an
cestors for generations; wish to live and
die here, and cannot sell it,
The king, getting out of patience, said he
would order his men to tear the mill down
and take possession of the grounds.
Said the miller, MAY it please Your ma
jesty. there are laws in Prussia, and can
Sueyou."
Il don't care" said the king, and he went
ON and tore down the mill.
The miller sued him, and the courts deci-
ded against his majesty, and declared that
he should rebuild the mill. and paw to the
last farthlng, all that the miller had lost.
The king bowed his head. went and rebuilt
the mill. and paid all damages. After awhile
Frederick the Great was i'm his grave. and
the old miller was gone; and another miller
was there and another king on the throne.
The miller wrote To his reigning majesty.
that go many years ago his grandfather had
refused To sell his mill and homestead to the
king, but said he
Il am poor, and need the money, and /
will sell, and hope the price may be such as
to please your majesty; must have five
thousand dollars.
The king, with his own hand. wrote a re-
ply. lt was simply thus:
y on say you are poor. / am sorry for it.
You are willing to sell your windmill for
five thousand dollars. The windmill cannot
be sold. 1t belongs TO Prussian history. In
closed gnd my check for FIVE thousand dol
lars. Yours respectfully.
And the name and the great seal of the
king was affixed.
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We copy as follows from the Columbus
(Ga.) Sun of the 9th:


We copy as follows from the Columbus
GA Sun of the 9th
We were fortunate enough last afternoon
to have a short interview with Gus Giddens.
cOlored, who arrived here yesterday morn
ing, all the way from Liberia. He left here
last May year ago, with party of more
than three hundred emigrants, and is amply
satisfied with his experience in that far oil
land of promise. He says it was the hapOi-
est day of his life when he again set foot
upon ais native land. Out of the party OF
three hundred who left this vicinity. two
hundred have died. Most of the remainder
are much dissatisfied and anxious to return.
but many of them will never be able to do
50. Some few are making money and con-
template returning when they realize a lit
tie more. Out of his own immediate family
he lost four member by death-his wife and
three children. lie also lost about two
thousand dollars in money. He puts Liberia
down as the hottest country in the world
and very sicklY for those not acclimated.
he says, further, that It is poor place for
agriculture as well as themechanical trades.
The people are mainly trading class. They
gather tlle products of the country. palm
wood, sugar, coffee, syrup. etc, and traffic
with vessels arriving from the different
countries for dry goods, efe. These they
speculate on. and sharp trafficker is ena-
blec 70 realize considerable property in this
way. For instance if vessel arrives from
New York, with caago of United States
products, the officers barter her cargo of. for
products of Liberia and in such way as to
realize double the amount on returning to
New York, they would have received bv
selling for cash in Liberia Gus saws Il
rails six months in the year in Liberia. and
the rainy season the natives call winter. hnt
he experienced no cold weather while there
He says he was astonished to find himself on
the other side of the sun-fhst a. a. -
was to the north of him, and shone IN A. tha
north door of his mouse, just opposite from
the direction ii shines here. He saws ~
will write an article for the press himself
shortly, and in the meantime advises color
ed people to stay here.
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CITATION

Daniel Eshleman,| In the Chancery
13I. VS.. : Court, Kinds CO.,
J.C Napier, ct. all Miss 1st District.
1T appearing by affidavit filed. that j. w.
IL Vaughan and Mary =. Vaughan, his wife
defendants, are non-residents of Mississippi,
but reside at lexington: Missouri, which is
their Post Office. 1t is ordered that said
defendants enter their appearance in this
cause and plead. answer or demur to COM
plainant's bill, on or before the first day of
the next term of this court, to be begun and
held at jackson, Mississippi, on the first
Monday of November next. or that said bill
will be taken as confessed by them; that a
copy of this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in The Clarion,
a newspaper published in Jackson. Miss,
and that the Clerk of this Court send a GER
titled copy of this order by mail addressed
to them at Lexington. Missouri.
Ordered this July 26th, 1869.
Attest: J. NJ. STONE, Clerk,
Jy29w5t G.. p. SMITH. ID. G..
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The Water Valley Eagle says that while
Ii was noticed tar and wide by the newsna
pers that Mr.. Robert Myles had received
from Col. Tate the prize gold watch for run
nlng passenger, engine over the Mississip-
pi Central Railroad, the greatest number al
miles, killing the least amount of stock and
destroying the smallest amount of propertv
during the six months ending on the 3lst of
March. 1869, no allusion has been made to
the awarding OF the prize silver Watch to
Mr.. Eli Boiling, Engineer, for running a
Freight engine the greatest number of miles
and killing the least amount of stock. tlll-
ring the same period.
The Port Gibson Standard announces the
Geath OF two of the old citizens of Claiborne
county. Mr., VIM. Fife aged a years. and
Mr.. A. >. Shrek. aged SO years and also
that OF Capt. James III. Duncan, aged IS
years. Capt. ID. was the last commander OF
the FairView Rifles of the 18th Mississipni
Volunteers, Army of Northern Virginia.
The Bay st. Lous Gazette SAYS: that in
July, August and September exhaustless
quantities of sardies can be caught on the
Gulf coast. and that they are very valuable
as manure for the pine lands of that region.
The application of lime, however, is neces-
sary, along with that Of the fish, to hasten
their decomposition, and thus assimiIate
their fertilizing principle so much the soon-
er With the soil.
Inc total permanent population of Han
eoen county at this time is 1900, of which
9 49, ~ c Mnste and 1880 negroes.-Bay st.
Aue 20utnern Herald has been Informed
Dy nj. Dlckey that on last 9nnflav nirhf
sLae osn asss.' - negro man i'm his service
was passing from one yard To anofl,er r,ea-
the dwelling house, he was f,rsS ia al
some unknown person and severely i,,o,,,, II
cd In the neck. wound
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Has beautiful and convenient location
upon the eminence from which it takes its
name. Its history has been record of I'M
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Its course of instruction runs through
three departments Of four years each. Spe-
cial or elective courses of study may be pur-
sued as far as students may wish. Peculiar
advantages are thus offered young ladies
who have already taken the ordinary En-
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given in music, drawing and painting, mod
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The most competent teachers are employed.
Apparatus is furnished for every depart
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For catalogues or further information adj
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