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OvsawoaK.-Thers wss william PITT,
dead At forty. nine. carrying tho British En-
pire On his shoulders for quarter Of cent
tury. and attempting 70 carry pint Of por-
vine daily and pinch Of opium in his stom-
aeh. AID foundering In mid-oosan from this
over-oaego. What wreck was that when
brineley Sheridan went to pieces on the
breakers Of intemperanoa and overwork!
There, too. WAS Mirsbeau, that prodigy of
strength and health. Of versatility and
eplsndid talent, killed by tbs Overwhelming
iaoors and exci.emen.s Of the tribune and
tho orgies Of Cyprisn bells. Sergeant s.
Prentiss attempted the double task and if
ever man might with lmpunity, he could,
With leonine health aud marvellous mental
gifts. Said a distinguished Mississippi
lawyer to me, "Prent,ss would sit up III.
night gambling and drinking aud then 80
into court next day aud make better plea
in al respects than could, or anybody
else st the bar Of our State, even though We
studied our case half tho night and slept
the rest" lie tried it, aud in the trying
burned to the socket in forty one years Tho
lamp Of life that had been trimmed to last
fourscore. A draft upon the constitution
in behalf Of appetite is just ~ much draft
- In behalf OF work and il both are hsb-
ituslly p, eterred together, bankruptcy aud
rum are sure and swift.-Lppdseo:ts Nag
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4 z ;
EonNrY met Mn. Harriet Bsecher
Stowe IN Charleston during trip there
a.d says Of her:
''She has none Of the 'btrosg.uind-
Cd traits, but 10 quiet, reserved, and
lady.iks-indeed, exactly what ono
might have expected from tao author
90 of book like "Unole Toms Cab
ill.," and tho writer Of those fnishod e.
says, 20 full OF refined reflections, good
sense, and valuable experience. Mrs.
Stove is, I should say, about fifty years
old, and looked 10 good health. She
likes her Florida homo, and expects to
rseurn 70 it % soon ~ the hot veather
u over"
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Livery and Sale Stable,

The undersigned has just erected II
. large and commodious stable on tho cor
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site ClArk's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
prising . number Of ,, ,.,,
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variety Of {,
SOME BUaG1Es
For single or double team.
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His stock is Of the best kind, and he
invites his friends to call.
-. ~ ..s L.. B. SILSBY.
st. Cloud. June 28d. 1868. v6n49
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Nor1cE OF sALE-Whersas default has beeu
~ made in the payment of the money secured BY =
chatte! mortgage executed by Peter Lommel and
Louis 0irard to Asa H. Jacobs dated the 23d day u
September A. D. 1865, and duly filed in the otnce Of
the Town Clerk Of the Town Of Rock.
vile, in the County Of stearns and State
OF Minnesota, on the said sd day of September
1865. to secure the sum Of $50, according to the
tenor and effect of four promssory notes fGr SlS7 50
EACH dated September sd, 1868, snd due three six.
nine and twelve months after date respectively with
interest," tho same being purchase money Of the prom
erty mostgaged, and ali Of which remains uppeid and
owing save the sum OF $4,000 paid January l6.
1862 and the sum Of $6.40 paid March 10. ISo6 and
tie ,m Of $e7 rs paid May s. 1885, and whereas the
san h'Hes and mortgage have been duly assigned to
"e,fso Seeloy, and the came arc now owned by him.
NV therefore notice is hereby given that by yir-
tue OF the Of said mortgage and pr rsuant
TO the STATUTE the property mentioned and descted
in said mortgage, viz: One water rrist and ourins
mill, including all the buildings machinery, burns,
apparatus, implements and furniture in and be.
longing to said mill situate ut said Towc Of Rockville
acd sold said I'D Jay Of September ls68, by said
Asa Jaoobs to said Peter L1lmel and Louis Gfrard,
will be sold by tho Sheriff of the County Of Stearns
a6resatd ut public auction, at the front door o. the
Mil Aforesaid the property to be sold at SAD Town
Of Rockville the dfth day Of June, A. 1867, at
three a. o'clock In tho afternoon OF that day, to
satisfy ~ far may b the whole amount secured by
said mortgage Qess the payments atorsaad) and the
coets and expenses Of sale. ..., :, ..,a..~
GRORGE sERLEY, Assignee Of Mortgsxse. 4
HArs 4 KIM, Attorneys Of Assignese. ,!2s;:S !
Dated St. Cloud. MIMI, Nay Il, $780,. may13-lw
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale . good
i farm Of 16O acres, on the north end Of
Maine Prairie, about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
10 and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises il . -
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
With stables. gransry and storehouse, two
good wells, and otherimprovsmsnts This
larm1 IL directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City, and will DO sold
ehsep. Inquire atthis Office, or Of
J. 8. DAM, =.
On tho premises. i
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m.y1S-6wa II. g. BURBANK. Receiver.
AA1AIE VI 1NhESOTA.-DIS1RlCT COURT
~ SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. COIJSTY IN
SrEAkNS N0>1 NNSH.A OG
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feiinia lane B10soR:
sk: You are hereby notified to appear at this oace
on TIE 18th DAY or JUNE, 1860, 1t 10 o'clock in
cause Why youl Homestead Entry No. 2s7s made bv
you !niy Ii, 1896. upon the ne ne Il 70 ~ Il ~
and section "A, township Ii range Il, in he iJs
tr1ct Of lands subject to sale Cloud MINI should
Lot be cancelled August Bretzke alleges an absndo
ment thereof BY and proposes then and there tn
SHOW the ssmewhen you viii be permitted to contest
sucn showing. u. c. WAIT Rskistes.
m2yS$Vl RIIRp A w
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The New York Tribune think tho
ezy Of hard times argues we'll for tho
general STATE Of the country. It says {:
For dull times in cities, with many
houses to Let, argue that the bone and
sinsv Of our county, the producers Of
ii wealth, are busy on thor farms. aud
resolved not to spend tho proceeds Of
their crops in luxaries and ftipparies
before they are grown add harvss.sd-
. very sensible resolve, in our opinion.
II oos.half the population of our cities,
aadiug times dull, we're drawn or driv.
- out from their straitened .lodgings
into the broad, tree country, and there
employed in tiliiug tho SOIL or in me-
ehanical vocatious subsidiary thereto, it
would b better for % al.
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HAALlN 4 MOORE,
aprl5-7t Plaintiffs Attornevs A. Clon5 MINI

1
44 fault has been made in the conditions of 4 Ger
tu Mortgage, executed and delivered by John Moor.
anu Euzaoeth III. wife, and John W. Darby, ali o.
CSo9.y' minnesota to Josiah L. Watt bear
corded In the Otce Of the Register Of Deeds in ana
ios sa.a County, Oh tho 9Th day Of November, A. b.
psgss Is, IL aud H. ~ secure the payment Of Ss,e
Hundred aud eighteen 3lOO dollars according to th.
condon OF TWO proAissory notes with interest mon,
inc rate OF twelve Per cent. per until
paio, tne Last OF which notes for the sum of Five
dundred and nfty-nine l5lOO Dollars with interes,
~ remains due and unpaid except S67 paid
thereon November 8, 1868. which said frst NAMED
sum Is the amount Claimed to bs due and is due upon
saa at the date ofthis notice. and whereas
sad Mortgage was duly assigned by u.s.
skinner; bear date the 18th day Of May and
oay u Ap'll, A. ID. 1863, at ~ o'clock A. H. in Book
= VI Ass,gnments and Agreements, on pages IFS AMI
20 u: .: Wait anu A: H. Wilder, anu the said H.
T. Wait duly assigned III his interest therein by a.
sgament dateu TN April, A. D. 1862 and reco d.d in
Tue once aors aid It the time aud in the Sam.
pL'ce last Aforesaid to said Amherst H. Wilder ana
aforesaid the power to sell contained in sad Morre.oe
has besome operative and no action or proceednc hss
oeen stlaw otherwise to recover debt
30 remaining secured By said Mortgage or any par,
Notice 10 hereby given that BY virtue Of the
rover OF ue contained in said Mortgage, and pur
saa1s to tho statute in such made and proviae4
sa VIII ,. iors0l0sed by sale Of the mrt
los No; thl.., 81 and i've. )in Block dx,y.av..
!e5D in tho town Of Payuesvlls, according to The
recorded Plat OF said town. Also the north half q
the sou Invest quarter of section four a. in town
one nn.dIed Ia and twenty-five p22) north Of rasge
Al in said stearns County, public vendue BY the
ao1se, In st. Cloud, in said county, ON TIE 291a
DAY Of NAY, A. D. 1863, at O'Clock in the
se1noon OF that day, to satisfy the amount which
Dollars Attorneys tees stipulated in ssid
to DO paid in of the foreclosure there
o. IN aodticn to al sums and costs allowed In that
behalf by law.
NJ MICKIEY
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NOuCE-U. 9. LAND OFFICE.

~ 1t. Cloud, MIMI, Nay 8, iseo.
Complaint having been entered At this ONCE bv
acneei Sergsr against Daniel Ruhaus TOR abandon.
1857, upon he 3<ne section Il, township ~ q:
range 80 In Morrison County, Mimi; with = view to
the cancellation Of said entry: the sad parties are
DAY OF JUNE, 1862 1t 10 o'clock in the forenoon to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
aoandSnment H. 9. WAIT, Register.
mayISow1 H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
Money!. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI. Nay TO- 1850.
Complaint having been entered At this ONCE BY
Peter Kramer against Saml II. Fisher for abandoning
bis Homestead Entry No. 1882 dated April IL 1865,
Stesrns County, Minnesota, With view to the can
collation. of said entry: the said parties srs hereby
summoned 70 appear At this ONCE On the 2S1H DAY
OF JUNE 1862 at 10 O'Clock in the forenocr to 70.
spond and furnish testimony concerning mid Alleged
abandonment II: C. WAIT. ReSistrr
mayl36wf II. G BURRANT Tas:
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H. G. WAIT. Register,
mayNSWJ H. G. BURDiNR, Receiver

MOT1CE.-U. 8. LAND OFPICE.
~ 81. Cloud. Mimi, Nay IL. 1sop.
Complaint having been entered 1t this ollcs bv
denry Mlckelson against John Jaeobson, for abandon
my an Homestead RntEy No all, dated July %,
ton 10, to~n:h.r tx rs.e. in PSps GUT ess.
Minnesota, with view 10 tho eancellatioa Of eaid
entry: the said parties arc hereby summoned to 40.
$780, ct 10 O'Clock In the forenoon to respond and
furnish testimony es1csrniag eaid ALLEGED sh.ndon-
ment. HC. WAIT pee;st.-
mAy1SSm II, 6 1URRfNR H.s.;x.
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NOT1CE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

~ 81. CLOUD, MIMI, May II, 1860,
compliant having been entered At this ONCE by
Charles A Green against Andrea Ft.mberr fsr .b.H
doning his Homestead Entry, No. 1924 dated Sent. Il
1863. upon the ne Il section 6, township ia. ranrs
81 in Aooongala County. Minnesota, With = visw to
here unnamed to appear at this odice on the on
DAY Of JUNE, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
H. C. UT, Register.
may136Ws ii. C. BURBANK Raca;x.r
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NoTIcEs-.g; 9. LAND OFFICE,

1Comnl,int h.ssSS, AS.ue, ~ q 1863.
os Gr"a, osxue Deen entered 1t this ONCE BY
ns ae@estesd Entry Ne 7as dated August 10. 1866
SRSn n: ~ :ss.'g tova.hp Ia range IL
.;n eceh!y, Minnesota, with view to the
~ s<~" eead eaey: TIE nd parties arc here
~ sommGnsd to appear at this oaice on tho aOrn
DA1 OF JULY, lSd6, ct 10 O'clock IL tia FORENOON
legged abandonment, '~ ~
-. 49,, c. 4. GILMAN, Register.
mAyN.6WS H. e. Hl1RRA TX Raoni
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ChRoM0s.
4 III. T. AHTHONY L {

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IT s-LAAD OFFICE, g. CLOUD, MINI
W 04y T. 1860

Charles Ronf:
en-: You .te hereby notified to appear At thi, o...
forenoon Of the said day and then snd 49,
esuse WY your DclA1t0fy Statement No G:o ia.
y J4o .sn9szy goth, lso7. upon the nv X section
60. s"aSsn!p ~. range y. in the District Of
oeeaneelsd. = Charles Mcdonald alleges an ABANDON.
@ens thereof BY YOU and proposes then and there to
SNOW tne same, whom you viii be permitted to con.
ssos1 sno"1ng. II. G. WAIT, Register
m1y60W7 H C. RTRRlEE $780,