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n S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ April 9, 1869.

u April 9, 1863.
Alexander Cochran:
SIR: You are hereby notified to appear at this ONCE
on the 241H DAY OF NAY, 1869, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of the said day. and then and there show
cause Why yourDec!aratory StatementNo. 2ele, made
BY you May slst, 1867, upon the section IL town
ship l2 range 80 in the District lands subject to
sale at St. Cloud, Minn., should not be Cancelled as
Charles Mcdonald alleges an abandonment thereof
by you and then and there to show the same
when you will be permitted to contest such showing
II. c. WAIT, Register
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AsD OFflcE, ST: CLOUD, MINN
II March lth, 1869.
1amilto7s TuRderstine
sk: leu are hereby notified to appear At this o,Fc.
On On the the te1n Day Hf APRIL at IL oeioet cs
show cau1s ,~ Hi .hc SAD Gay ana then and there
.na1e py you May 10th, 1865, upon The sx ~ ~
Is rs1 sss!';n M IL ne se section Is, 1oxn,o Il,
.aIs at 81 CO. Clam Ia 'ne District Of Lands subject ~
ieler Peterson alleges abandonment thers1, as
aho propose then and there to show 1t s,. GU
you Will "e permitted to contest such shown "nea
| ,.r,,e, H. Z. WAIT, Register:
AA"1 Z. G. BURBANK Rece;va,
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LEWISTON HOUSE,

This House has just been greatly enlarg-
ed and fitted up in good style for the ac-
oommodation Of guests. The Proprietor
would be pleased to sec all his old friends
who stopped with him at the Minnesota
House.
ALL SHALL BE MADE COMFORT
ABLE,
LEWIS LEWISTON.
St. Cloud, Dec. Is, 1868, n22-em
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1858. WINTER TIME TABLE. 1890
On AND AFTER MOxDA NOVEMBER
10TH, 1868, trains for St An,honv
junction, Anoka, Elk River, St. Cloud and
Sauk Rapids, will run as follows:
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ March 5, ihGy.

q. CUSE:
sik: LOU are hereby notified to appear at this Office
the forenoon of the said day, then ana there sn
eauSs San wny y your ~ Entry No. 1925 made By
you you 1pfl s ~, isoo upon the nv section g. towI-
at It. Cloud ann should not be canceleda: Anr,n,v
toward alleges IA abandonment thereof " Won sns
proposes then and there to show the same when ,ol
viii be permitted to contest such showing -"
| T. y hAlT, Register
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! AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MIMI,

AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL April 9Th, lso9.
Ducid II. Strine:
SIR: You hereby notified appear at this Office
On the 2iTH DAY OF NAY, 1869, ut 10 o'clock in
the forenoon OF the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead Entry No. Ills, made by
you April leth, 1865, upon the s1a ne Il e% Sc
section 1, township 126 range So in the District of
lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud Mnn should not be
Cancelled, as Alexander Stewart eges abandonment
thereof by you and proposes then and there to show
the same when You WILDE permitted to contest such
showing. Il. c. WAIT, Register
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II s.LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI
~ March Is, 1862

An"tany Berg:
s1k: You are hereby notified appear at this off
~ W. ~. 18TH UAa W APRlL 1865, at 10 O'Clock il
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 5o47 made hxxon
'u.e lst, 1865, upon the sw Il ne Il X ne IL
iee'ion ie tYw1shp , l2e range s secty;,
SUBJECT to sale at St. Cloud, Mnn should moi been
ce:eu' as Nicholas Heimer ale Is an aLaudorusn,
thereof by you aud proposes then and there 70 show
showing. 51'n
II. G. WAIT, Register,
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IL April 10, 1869.

I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL April 10, 1869.
WM Il. Scott:
Sic: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
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. 1899, made by
you April Il, 1865, upon the nv Il section IS town
ship l26 range 80 in the District Of lands subject
sale at St Cloud, MINI, should not be Cancelled,
William Luckeroth alleges an sbandonme mt thereof
by You, and proposes then and there to show the
same, when you viii Re permitted to contest such
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL QrEsTIo

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL QrESTloN.-
An exchange says that the amount exy end
Cd on the government buildings in Wash
ington. from the time the sea, Of govern
ment was located there to June -, 1863,
for public works Of every description. in
GLIDING buildings aud works of art is So
390,s53 Os. The grounds owned by the
Government in the District Of Columbia.
amount to five hundred and seventy-cigh,
acres. Chicago gives notice that she
stands ready to issue bonds to the extent
of $40, Goa, 900 to construct Government
buildings there. in case st. Louis hcsitates
to come to the scratch.
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OLYMPIA. SiTlGbAl NHpAlNG. OCT. q. 1869.
The lie 7islltcre.

Both brancc. Of the LEGISLATURE or.an-
lied temporarily last Monday. and tie
Council permanently. ~ resolving the
temporary organization into permanent
one. The House organize permanently,
in the same manner. on Tuesday. y list
of the officers Of either branch vii. he
found in the summary Of proceedings pub
lished elsewhere.
We have but little comment TO make
upon the causes which have !c to the a.
tendency Of the Republicans in the pres
cnt Assembly. and that little is soon said
When overcome by numerical strength. in
fair and honorable welfare we succumb
with good grace AMI resolve to make a
better rally next tine. bat when 1cicat re
suits from treachery in our own ranks we
cannot submit with Ike c1uiuinity. Tie
Democratic party has again been defeated
by the same power operating through the
same instrument which accomplished our
defeat at she polls in June last. \. s.
Miller, Chairman Of the Democratic Con-
ven;ion in kitsap county. ana lis nominee
for Representative in the Legislature. who
proved recreant to his party on he eve Of
election, and voted with the enemies Of
his party, has again, figuratiycly speaking,
sold his bir;hright for a mess Of potta.e.
\ month or more ago. said Miller did. in
conversation with us. deny having CO.
operated with the Rel ubl:cans in the last
campai On, and declared hi. intention to
act with the Democratic party in the pres
cnt Assembly. How has he fulfilled the
pledge: Not only las lie voted with the
Republicans on every party question, hu.
now freely admits his dullicity in the last
canvass. The f;a:c Of IN Arnold is his.
He merits aud receives the scorn If his
former party associates. This feeling We
believe to be universal among those who
heartily, and without fee or reward. sup
ported the late Democratic nominee for
Congress. With this exception. we have
never had better representation in the
House than is found on the Democratic
side. They all appear to be gentlemen of
more than ordinary Intelligence and of
sterling integrity.
10 the organization Of the Council. Mr..
Eansyckle voted for McI.aue and all the
temporary officers supported by Strive,
the mouth-piecc Of the Gariicldc clique.
and likewise voted to make the orcaD;za-
ton permanent. He did this against the
wish Of all his Democratic COLLEAGUES.
Without his vote, no immediate cr.aniza-
ton could have been effected. AMI time
would have been afforded for absent men,
bcrs to have appeared and taken part in
the permanent organization. OF his mo-
tives We do not care now to SPEAK Safice
it to say that his action WAS unadyisea. and
destructive of the principles lie processes
to cherish.
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b In one sense, butchers may be said
to be " the RICH, men in the right place"
IN managing newspaper. In consequence
Of their sansuinary calling, they would
make excellent fighting editors"
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rsD- Another batch of Hogemites mac

rD- Another batch Of Hogemites mage
raid last Friday and Saturday, TINS
time on Puyallup reservation. The !n'
dians corralled the parties as they came Ill.,
and after subjecting them to consideraoi'
indignity sent them off with fleas IN tne''
ears. Notwithstanding the homlly Of 'H0
Transcript on reservation jumping a few
weeks ago, condeming such acts as grew
ious wrongs, one of the proprietors Of ''a'
paper took hand in this land-sraeo'hs'
a practical illustration of the difference
between precept aud practice. The c'fcu'
lar of Col. Ross, in relation to the NATTER
published on the first page, throws m"e"
light upon the claim which the lnda"'
hold upon the reservation.
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. When the Radicals elected the Rev
crenl J. u. Moore chaplain, they were
probably Influenced by evil spirits. and
we would not he surprised if Old Nick
himself took 4 hand.
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Ey The Common Council Of the Town
Of Olympia have granted to A. j. Burr
and associates, right Of way to build
wharf at the foot of Washington Street to
deep water
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~ The reverend chaplain Of the House
exhibits the nature Of Il yeritab!c Yankee.
in his thirst for Iucre. He will probably
next try his hand at Eastwood hams and
wooden nutmc.s.
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Ez5~ Our Oregon exchanges say that
Eerlah Brown, Esq, editor Of the Salem
Democratic Press, is dangerously i'll.
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~ We have been requested to state
that Rev. MIR. Watson will preach in the
Courthouse on the third Sabbath of this
month.
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Ia We had thought that p. ID. Moore
had reached his last card when he played
the knave. 1t appears, however, that he
had the deuce back.
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The DAILY IrrNE.-Wc are inIcbt.
ell to friends Pro>ch for copies of their
Daily TWLuae. Ii is spicily written and
neatly printed. aud furnished at the low
price Of twenty five cent, a week.
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api" t'NH. ''l t4'c iiGIt' >cS iiaiiltn. would
ticrt."r',. no" recommend that memorial he
'"n' - ''ngr'ss. hy. Your honorable body. ask
Hl@ thai 'iir @rant he made. AMI that IN view
3 NJ a ir"'a'l! favorable result, that you make
PROVISION i,H law inr ID" purchase "f the ground
On wf'cH III" "nl'i!iiE> stand lhcitidinE IN IN"
Iurc"a>' Il tract III ihhi suilirleniiy large. Tor
HE ruiiNS' 81 al ''iSan, ASYLUM. And also
that v"i' mas r''lHi"h ior the renewal of t!ie
latients 10 s''iinc'"!h as rn a> i'!acticablc.
The f"rt NJ Stellac'''ii' Is: perhaps. as dc>ir-
a"' u rF'.'"'i IL can p' tlnni III 'n' i'fr!'
! tory Tor me ih>an, asylum. 1t is Known to he
place u '"au'f"i surroundings. easy OF access.
ify' !'"''ilal 'hi pl'a'at', situated less Than
/ Nv" h4','' rom ''' "u"r' al H'"i'nc'"in'
! Hh"''d '"iShs- MAKE 'tis a"ha'lom: tas
ih''' - Gt1 reason u %I"f" VIVID ""
I chang ".'rh l nave rec 'nheh'.td can be
ma'r Ut very small ""'ia! 81 money. am
t'i ~ - ii'','i .'''' ms o'"''s >''"'' w
mat. n"' "''iE III the s"'i',h {" me as!.uh';
n'.' ''"'l t"' ~ !'a" 'ol '"N''i1 .,'Ie "a
thi> uAi"r'""air class "' l"r,'h. sn'uia DC
mo4i'rH. ana ti'' some r,r''!.ara' ltr ,,'i'
Hh'U''' ~ ";Pn''tr' ~ t'',' .' vi
iHS''.'l ID. INA a"A'H-h | nave i','',i ~
c'"i "h' Of i"r rrsrn, "In'Tai r, WI" have
! IN" ear 90 tAe ,'lNahe' !'' 'l'ih II .""' u.,.
- NrNi' rex ''' '"'c' comfort ana '
: -" 'I".''..'' - .' ~ ,,', ~.
sno"m h'''H' your ''''..' a'.'!.,,".' nc
H!-'tH 81 VIZ NI'''i.'' go ~ i'",i"- N''V"'
ana 81 tA' management - ''c iahI9 ""i"'i
ny '"h@i'SS FOR t''' t',''" mem ~ TIT
f.vcry'n'ng r'nn"''d win me management
~ th' ."'rfN.' am 80 m'eta': '"'',s ny
- iN''; can hr c"rEe'''! c'SI'ipcn ON! u!
SAYING tAM It was ''ihF'' ''ri"ri DE gross tN,r,.
Ia@itn'' ana ihr'iii"i'lri' ii:' 'smiir't"!
ir""'. f"E'!H'N t'r'"S'''i ''it c.'',, "ta ",
ith' ""r mattel ~ 'f ne ''''''' ,
81 TINS institution -N''f'! at, '''' ia''" mas
''t 7'', r.FE ."'y. ''' ~, a ".., nTiniv
! anu '"'i''! "a '''H' r. "'i' "a
nothing al pr u, y! $40" I,r '"'N H'"i!i''ii'
d""A.i " 'm 4 h"''".'G p"~Sihi! worm hiir'n
! thousand ""i''f"' ".''h 't!"".' '"t"I ''''h
Tor" .""n"n.ri T. The :"llF and "Ai ra'a"anr'
"l tH' 'f'':'N N1.'f ".''' HIFr'..'n IL was
hniit. than ti.r rari '~'' t'r whi"'' it was iH-
tended would rr'nih 'hd '''a' 'hr "'I!hiS
| ! IL. D,-
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Es45~ An interesting article from the pen
Of our Gray's lIarbor CORES pendent is
crowded out Of this issue.
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Ga Struyc may be man of large un-
dcrstanding, but not great comprehension
Nature has endowed him more literally iu
the feet than the head.
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IL Alexander Monroe Radical contest.
ant for seat in the Legislature, is still on
the anxious seat.
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Total :. .... ............. 13.413 93
JOSEPH NJ. FLETCHER,


The following communication from the Sur
veyor General showst the amount of land which
has been surveyed in the Territory. Most OF
the land surveyed within the last few years
lays cast of the Cascade Mountains, and in the
open country along the Columbia River But
a very small portion of this land has been sold
or taken for homesteads Nor is theresany
prospect that it will be taken up for long
time to come. Contracts cannot be lei LOT thc
survey of the timber lands lying west OF the
mountains for the present rate OF compensation
allowed by the government. 1t Is matter Oh
regret that Congress has not made some pro
vision for the survey of these timber lands.
The memorial of the last Legislature on tins
subject was laid before the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office. and received his ap.
prnyal it was then presented to Congress, but
failed 10 obtain action of that body upon il.
The attention Of Congress should be again
called to this subject.
SURVEYOR GgsERAL's OFFICE,
Olympia, ". r., SEPT. "a, 1859.
HIS Ercsllrncy, ALvAX FL.*DrRs, CoreTnor Of
Udshiagtoa YeyF'i"ry;
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To Christ Church Cathedral. in Vic
tora, was lately totally destroyed by fire.
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La We are indebted to Capt. Finch. of
the -4nJersoa, for many fayors.
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TIE COMMERCIAL A"r.-Tilley, Coul-
ter, Reed, Er9crs, Scott. Nci.rpy. Hewitt,
u Co.'S rolcr. the Commercial -lyc made
It's appearance last Monday. 1t, tome is
that Of an old fogy. E,hi"d tie ~, wou!i
have lcen q nach more appropriate nanle
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Governor, Ncs>;,ge.

81 Z '
OF Nc T,rritb.Y"f Washington
GE*rLtNfN For the Present pr,srcr,us
condition 81 The -,utr> and TERRITORIES whi,.,,
torn "ur Federal l':,inn for tia, ,,,,alv End
un, arai,cl,.l enhancement in national great;
E,s- t"r thai wonderful development al The
vas; resources ut oar country. Cor that cuidial
union ani harm .3v that now exists between
all the States ala Territories of the Nation.
W. can bu; acknralcl-, the guiding hand uf
AN uvrTruliu-. Pruviirnr. which has avertcI
III" danger w!ir!l recently ihreatcnc-! the cx
i-;tnc" al cur tF'-' institution. and The oycr
throw oi ihc Republic - formed tv oar Farther.
II /, Il matter -: pref uul Gratitude that all
the stats ar again ,rac'iraiiy restored ,n
their Proper places in the Union. AMI tli;,-
llirtv-Sty"n States and Ten Territories will be-
fully represented in til" Forty First Congress
# III" United Siat,> l. = ais matter n.
c,ngTatulutinn TINT cur Territory whas,. wants
have been to some extent ovcI, Dkcl By Com
~ Ter 'hc last nine or van YEARS j. now al
trart!ng from men in official position. from
men uf material power and influence and. IN
dee! ir"r, IN" rcnp' of all the States that nj.
itn;i.u ami inter :: &" which oar = ogra phic
POSITION. or ya>t AMI varied resources. cur
genial climate and Unparalleled scenery -
justly ,nti:l" il. And i j. not too much 10
. hope t'a' Congress a, IL apr aching session
VIII IT ~; make the necessary appropriations
Ios t't' erection al the l'i!Iir buildings that
80 e. much n",'l, aItl Warh in i'.-'irc 20 oar
icrr.tri.' can tic ~ ! MGR neglected.
!; : ut without; feeling q. IA; u d"lcary
;a.i r'nsciou.a -.-of thrrc~. "n,.; lily which
r,-ts upon ~. that mas, such ~tsrrc.:in!Is
..'' w. '''"'''' - = AZ ""'' ~ NV
Executive q III" Territory. In ;hr perform.
nncc "t this duty your attention viii only tc
'a'",i S"'h I''1'''rI "i PU"''' interest ~ 10
~! J"n.n'n' c''h'i'" your cn,''"' c''is'.' d
't"'l' h'i'c|lh3' ''I't is 'H' hci'r''S,'"' "'N'H
I'll ''P e'i"' "A'N' ";'',0 you !"''. N"'"'
va 'i't S',' !''s 80 '.'' ", ~,
y '"'''H'' h'i HN'" ~ ~ .""f ~"-,''"l " 80
''' ~ "t ''"t. i''''e''"'' "''' i'''''>"
I "'''"r.E- ~ our i'rI''rE'
go, - NN' - ~
"" ".''','ii H'lH 81, N''''''"'''' '''"' ''' i'
mon" .thN.'"F "'' iF'",''''F $40" '''' "!'"'
cal 'fI''.''h ~ 'A' 'rT''''t'
'Ffi' t"t TN I"iN' ~ pii"H'
olympia. W l., - 70 iN"''
! ms t\'hIlEN'f \. ""N. AVIAN fiN>I'-E>
N"F -. III reference L. Your \'''"! I''lH'-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-10-09

kNTKHrRI>lNG.-Prpbah!c none Of oar
citizen, have exhibited more ENTERPRISE in
.he way Of public improvements the past
season. than Mr. II f. Griffin The large
cabinet shop aud furniture rooms. we'll
iillei with fine parlor AMI be broom sets.
are certainly a credit to the town. The
new bni'iing south Of the furniture store.
i"y occuric by the Nc,,rs pro,ch, and
the t>h market IN the north 81" are 9TH
CT evidences # public spirit and eater
prize. Nr. Griffin has Lately ~, ca,cl Nr.
Craw farl WIKI himself. in the furniture
business under the name of Gr.ilin X Co.
ISpf"tNr llAsrE.--II =. Struvc intro
dncc'l a resolution - - into joint convcn-
ton t, c'c.t Territorial OILERS. the third
day % the session. lcI'yre the expiration Of
the time ailowel by law far the retiring
of'iecr- to report. :':ruve is determined
to earn the appointment Of Ju &C. fine h2>
Ia IL all TIE dirty work Of the session.
II he was turned cnl for end We think he
Womb have better brains for inl-c.
.cn.,,;yos woo,l J.. ..rowh.t ., Ia. :,
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House. or the House run, the chief Clerk.
Certain it is that Nr. Evans exceeds his
duty when he attempts to instruct n'm-
ber' IN their department from his desk, Mr..
L. >h"ul' remember '''a' I" &c h'ci tieiA
i not exactly Ia he met Mate.
ToMAT" FAT,rr.-Nrs. Elder has pre-
scented to u, some of the hest ca;,up We
have ever tasted. II woull certainly take
premium wherever exhibited. The a.
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most foul upon the Kings ENGLISH.
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~ HAS ''E" = ''"'' ''"- '1h'''''''e ;or any
Democrats or Republicans. rycryth;n.,
that come, into HI, net i. fish, if it has !,
.rccnback in it, mouth.