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sen,enee 0r Mnrderers.

RUT1ANDA Vt, April 6.-In the
Couuty Court to-day Horace r.
Plumley was sAEtenced to be hung for
murder. SeibQ Plumey was SEN
fenced to State prison for life. and
Fred. Plumley to the State prison for
twenty years. These parties are a
father and two sons, who killed John
Gilman, Jr.
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TPUBLIC-No. 571

An Act to amend an act entitled
An act granting lands to the State
of Oregon to aid in the construc-
ton of a military road from Eugen e
City to the eastern boundary of
said State"
Whereas by an act granting lands
to the State Of OREGON to aid in the
construction Of a military road from
Eugene City to the eastern boundary
Of said State, approved July second.
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and
whereas the time designated for the
completion Of said road expires on
the second day Of July, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-nine: Therefore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That the time for the
completion Of said road be. and
hereby is, extended to the second day
Of July, eighteen hundred and sew
ty two.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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rev York Dry GOODS HarGet.

BY Ieiegraph.I NEW YORK, April q.
The weather is inner, and trade is becom-
ing more GctlVe At generally steady rates,
but at some slight concession on certain
brands The PepperiiI r brown muSlius
are selling at l4c, and Lawrence is reduced
selling down to 211zc. Hampden TO zoe and
Whtttenden to 26c. Gloucester prints are
again in market, in neat Style, at l2c (;
other leading makes of prints are selling
at l2Gl21zc. Ginghq ms inactive and held
relatively higher; 169 &c for Glasgow and
Lancaster. Worsted shawls in better re-
quest at 3 6592 20 for Thomas DOlan's /:
S3 3A for Sultana: SO 80 for Ristori; 81 80
tor Scotia. WoOlens in general still selling
slow, at low and Improbable prices. La
pede make by Wilcox & Co., sell at $40 per
dozen net, and S2l regular.
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European MarKeE.

By Cable.l LONDON, April 6.
CoNsoLs-93; 5-2O's quiet and steady at
S35< stocks steady Erie 2f1z Illinois 964 .
TallOw 46S Cd. Sugar 39s 81.
LIVERPOOL, April 6. Cotton dull; mid
ding uplands l21S0I214; New Orleans l25zQ
l2z; sales 5000 bales. California white
'Eheat IS Sd; red Western s. sd Western
flour 22S cd. Corn, new, 29s. Oats IS sd.
Barley 5s. Peas 4Os. Pork I02s Sd. Beef
90s. Lard 73s. Cheese 76s Cd Bacon 625
Cd. Spirits OF petroleum Sd refined Is Id.
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Memphis Barket.

By telegraph MEMPHIS. April 8.
COTToN-Quiet and quotations unchang-
ed receipts, 29l bales exports, l ,l0I bales.
FLOURISH at s. 1896 90.
CORN-72c.
OATS-65c.
HAY-S26 90.
PORK-S32 80.
LAED-I91&G20Lc.
BACON Steady; shoulders I4c, and sides
I71zc.
BULK MEATS-Unchanged shoulders at
125zc; sides 1870.
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I. z SAMSON & co
THE NEW METHOD
FOR THE PLANO-FORIE,

FOR THE PLANO-FORIE,
Bv WILLIAM MASON che distinguished
Pianistl and Z. S. HOADLY, is great inn
provement upon all p eviOus works, and
Is used and recommended as such by he
best teachers. 1t preserves what was Vaiu-
able in previous books, and adds many
new features. II Is the only modern Piano.
Forte instructor published presenting the
technics of mOdern Piano Forte playing.
Il IS easier TO teach and learn from, and
secures more rapid and thorough b progress,
than any her book No teacnr or the
Piano-FOrte can afford TO be without it's
aid. II is the best book for beginners and
the best for those who nave mace progress.
Price S. 10 facilitate Its examination by
teachers, we will, until July lst, send
single copy 10 any teacher the Piano.
Forte, by mail, postage paid, for half price,
tlOO dOLGqrs. An edition IS published with
European FingerIHg, and one with AMERI-
CAN FIGGERIEG. Published by
MA SDS EsEEabTEk Epg
5y6 Broadway. New York.
154 fremont Street. Boston. Tapr8 DIST
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1891.
OFFrC[AL
Laeos Passed by the Third Session o.
The Fortieth C.ngress.
PUBLIC-NO. 81.

AN ACT respecting the organization
Of militia in the States Of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Florida,
Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the
United States Of America in Congress
assembled, That so much Of the act
entitled An act making approprla-
tlons for the support of the army for
the year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred, aud sixty-eight, and for
other purposes, approved March
two, eighteen hundred and sixfv-
seven, as prohibits the organizatiop.
arning. or calling into service of the
militia forces of the States of North
Carolina, South Carolina, Florida.
Alabama, Louisiana and Arkansas.
be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

= OTS 1, 2. 3, 4, , s, z. 5. 8. 10. H.
10 u, IS, and a. of fractional lot 2; also
ne undivided one-half of fractional lot /,
of McGary's Endorsement, known as the
RO gers property, bounded by Division,
Elm, First, ana Second streets This prop
ertv is Onered for sale on reasonable terms,
and if not disposed OF by the 5th day OF
May the same will be offered for sale at
auction. One-thfrd of the purchase-money
down; the balance in two equal payments
of one and two years, with interest the
deferred payments secured by MORTGAGE
ALBERT DOUGLAS,
NJ h3ll By JAMES STEELE. gent
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Approved, March 3, 1869.


[PUBLIo REsoLUTIoN-No. 18l
joint Resolution authorizing the
Union Pacific Railway Company,
Eastern Division, to change IT'S
name to the Kansas Pacific Rail
way Company"
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
United States Of America IN Congress
assembled, That the Union Pacific
Railway Company, Eastern Division,
is hereby authorized by resolution Of
its Board Of Directors, which shall
be filed 10 the office Of the Secretary
of the Interior, to change its name to
the Kansas Pacific Railray Com
pany."
Approved March 3, 1869.
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French horticulture.

T(F ROUSs Ell has the honor Of in-
4Iz-@ forming the ladies and gentlemen
of tnls city that ne has just arr we'd from
ely OF CameIas, Japouicas, Maguoiss 7,
Azallas, Daphne, Roses, Of all kinds, truit
Trees, Pears, Apples, Cherries, APrlcotA'
Grape Vines, &c; Bulb Roots, Flowers
Seeds.
Prices very moderate. Catalogues pre-
sented to purchasers or visitors.
NO. rs MAIN STREET
CBetweeu First and Second.)
Will remain in the city TWO weeks
only. mh22ZW
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Steamboat For Sale.

1OS0-AAC01D - N~@0'
NN THUsEanAY. THE 22D DAY
~ of A pril. 1869, at , O'Clock Pm. of sad
DAY, at the wharf at Evansville, Indiana,
/ viii offer Tor sale, at public auction, the
steam boat Petrolia No. 2, together with
her machinery, &c. Saeis l09 tons burthen,
125 feetIong, and her breadth 20 feet Terms
of sale: One-third cash in hand, the bal
ance in three tqual instalments at three,
six an nine months, with security. All
parties having claims against tue boat are
requested to pre- ent the same TO me i'm
mediatelY for payment.
PHILIP REBROOK, Trustee.
Cincinnati Commercial, and Cairo
Times copy ana send bills to p. Horn
brook. mh39 dtd
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ST. LOUIS, April 6-Returns of
the municipal election to-day are
meaQre, but they indicate the election
of Nathan Cole and the entire Re-
publican city ticket by large major
1ty. 1t is also thought there will be
a small Republican majority in the
Council
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON. April 6 The mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
Poraubas. the Brazilian Commits
sioner to Paraguay, had arrived at
Ascunsion, and was nndeavoring to
bring the war to a close. He had
made propositions of peace to the
Paraguayans on the following condi-
tions: That the independence of
Paraguay shall not be impaired; that
the freedom of navigation of Para
quay and La Plata be guaranteed, and
that Lopez renounce his claims to a
portion of Chase Territory and the
4 Province of Malto Groas.
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by the atlantic Telegraph.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, April 6.-The Govern
ment has granted permission for the
introduction into Spain of Protestant
books printed in foreign language.
Fears are entertained that the Carl
lists will soon make another attempt
at a general rising. The Government
is taking every precaution to pre-
vent it.
1t is reported that Ex- King Ferdi-
nand, of Portugal, positively declines
the crown of Spain.
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use of these Watches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors, Engineers, and Expressmen, the most
exacting of watch-wearers, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength, steadiness, du-
rabllity, and accuracy of the Waltham
Watch. To satisfy that class in all these
respects is to decide the question as to the
real value of these timekeepers.
The superior organization and great ex-
tent of the Company's Works at Waitham
enable them to produce watches combln
ing the best and latest improvements, and
at price which renders competition
futile; and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from D to 50 per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale by all dealers.
No watches retaiIed by the Company.
ROBBINS &5 APPLETON,
GENERAL AGENTS,
IS3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
mhl0 dSw (Mon, W ed, FrD, wSt
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wanted to get possession of Ogden,
the Junction of the two roads. and
keep the Central Company from en-
ioying any of the advantages that it
would derive from having its eastern
terminus at that point.
C0nkling said he would not vote
for the second section of this bill in
any of its proposed f rms, nor would
he allow such legislation for or
against any corporation or individual, i,
to pass without earnestly protesting
against it.
A motion for a recess from 4:30 to
7:30 was carried.
At 800 the Senate went into ex-
ecutive session.
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Merchant Tailor

D. "a. Anderson
Can be found at
NO. 8 CHANDLERS BLOLK.
ap2f Sm (UP-8TAIRS.1
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QUEBEC, April 5.-The second ses-
sion of the Quebec Legislature was
prorogued to day. The Lieut.. Gov
ernor delivered the usual cOngratu-
latory speech, and assented TO the
various bills passed during the session.
ROME, N. Y, April 6.-At the
charter election to-day the Democrat
ic ticket was elected by an average
m ainritv of 100
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SAN Francisco, April 6-Another
Board of Brokers has been organized
here; White Pine stocks constitute
its speciality.
The Yellow jacket Mining Com
pany have declared a dividend of five
dollars share for March, payable on
the 10Th inst.
Arrived = Nightingale, from New
York. Cleared-FleetWing. for Ma
nilla. Sailed-Venus, for CallaO.
HALIFAX, April 5.-Most of the
harbors are open, and the shipping
business has commenced The first
European freight vessel arrived here
to-day.
The Newfoundland seal fisheries
are doing we'll.
Three steamers have arrived at st.
Johns with large force Of fishermen.
Late dispatches from the colonial
Office to Prince Z wards Island eau
tioning the government against reel
procity negotiations, and informing
them that they must pay the salary
of the Government, created much dis
satisfaction. All the papers denOunee
the proceedings as unjust, and main
tain that as the British Government
had appropriated all the public lands
of the island, they should pay the
| Governor S salary.
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New YORK, April City of Mex
leo dates OF the 1sJ inst state that
. Romero is going to Washington on a
special mission.
La Vegas adherents are increasing.
Juarez was serenaded on his birth
day.
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Charter Elsction in Rome
New York.
Decision by Judge Blatch'
ford.

News by Atlantic Cable
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q E z = G. e a PH.
News.
The President Approves the
Tanure-of-Of1loe Bill.
News from the Coast

Congressional Proceedings
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AN ELEPHANT RAMPANT.

.~as.slsph.ust aso,s Who paid our
city visit on Saturday, and who has
won quite reputation for cutting up,
started sensation yesterday morning,
which for some time bid tair to he
lively. 1t seems TINT when the train
wua coming into the city on Friaay
morning some thoughtless boy threw =
stono at the baby elephant, hurting it,,
Romeo was full OF wrath and started for
the crowd Of boys with the evident de-
termination Of stirring them up. The
keeper fortunately saw what was up,
aud succeeded in quie,ing the monster.
Yesterday morning the bey'who threw
tho st'ns WAS on the circus grounds,
aud Romeo by some means discovered
him. The hugo fellow was full Of
wrath and started about wildly. lie
upset stands, threw his.,trunk about
him and beloved very much like a
young tornado 1t was evident that no
meant mischief, aud as soon as no was
in earnest would manage to get loose,
and then tho dickens would be to pay.
Il rider was sent down town, to hunt up
Romeo's keeper, and that worthy Ut
nvea just a. the monster was in a fair
way to get loose. The keeper managed
BY blows aud threats to quiet affairs.
Meanwhile the DO, who had made the
trouble WAS getting toward town as fast
as his young legs could ca1ry him.
Ail'oaseee W,.eoxsis.
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GOOD AND. BAD FARM STOCK.

There Is no fact in Agriculture moro
fullJ established than thst it will not
p.y~eo Keep poor stock, when it is pos
siblS to secure that Of a better quality.
A few years sisee the rage for Durham,
Alderoey, De,en and: other breeds Of
cattle prevailed Every extensively
throughout the country. Fabulous
prices were paid for superior animal, Of
these brcedscsud there appeared to be
a fair prospect # somethieeslike a re-
form in the matte, OF stock raising.
Like 50 many other movements in agri-
culture, this spirit Of improvement has
subsidized, audt~e find our~farmers re-
lapsed into their former apathy.
Should this b.? The costs-ef keeping
an inferior COW y precisely the same as
that of bette, one. A good horse
will always command better price in
the market, Of is moro valuable to its
owner for his wh pu'posethau a poor
one. The cost Of keep is The same.
Why not, then raise the best horses !?
There are breeds OF swine that grow
rapidly and fatten upon much less food,
and IN shorter time than others
Why not procure these improved
kinds? The same may Ge sal of
sheep, oultry and, in fact, every kird
Of farm stock, and yet We find thou
sands Of farmers, in the face Of these
incootrovertiblc facts, arraying them
selves in steady hostility to all move
ments having for their objects the in
provement Of domestic farm animal,-
Thy cling to inferior stock with a
pertinacity that is surprising. In
many cases the secret Of tho matter is
their unwillingness to make the first
investment. Fifteen dollars apiece
seems to be large price 10 pay for a
two months old Chester County White
pig, When cQumauer- -ani...als-~e an--bs
had at one-6feA ahs- price, but al ex-
perieoce proves that il; the long run
the best arc tho cheapest. Were it
possible to overcome the mathematician
to make the 6rst outlay, there would
be room for indulgence of the hope tia,
our farm stock generally would improve
10 character. This will be accomplished
only when farmers realize fully the fact
that it does not pay to keep poor stock
-yoltr,,al O the Farm. ,r
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NOTICE. u. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ ; st. Clood, MINI, Nay 81, 1852.
Complaint having been entered at ths ono, ~ =.
Charles jacobson against William Dssep,Cy, ~ xrs
Der j, less spon he " u section tox.satP ia.
range g. IN Stsazns county. nnnesots, nH .Sw
70 he cancellatioo Of said entry ne .Ns .n ~
Ell 81 JULY, 1850, q 10 O'Clock N sne sosenooo
~ r..vo,d And furnish testimony eoeesri'g sstd
suese soe"ooa' @. A. GILMAN, Resksssr.; =
-. ~ns- H,C BURBANK, Receiver.
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saw DUST FOR BrDD1so9kT The
London F'ela contains the following
account Of m experiment With this ma
tesMi 81 ~. lsse> nj: -. '>1'' -
aHaying used lax-dust, n =" bedding
for hor. 81 ~ y !. length 10, timo, results
Of ny experience EXP M y:. not he un.e.
eePt'hls' TO- some jour. acquiring
readers.A litter the hofsas on I 70
the dspsh etsiz 70: nipe: Inches, r.E;nv
of The dasp sud "iselid surface every
MORNING, nd spre.aios evenly 8: rttlv
frelh, removing tho s-vhoic' only four
tims4a' :yes.s., " 1t. ID vau,.ses appear 70,
be aellsny, Is~h;eh71 -. ! i! !; ,....e ;fe.
which dh, giro il. liz eny;' e.tin.t,op, its
great sopeiisfity osas. s.,.v:@, It..is
much esaaast1s and more ~, .ea.iiy ..,Jrsed,
and Of eou.se~ .hnuet II shs - s Vt fi,s,
cost, m.kins9. 70 thsread, 80 80, excellent
maoar.: p: r. Is: pesau,.tly: bsoe6c;.i'' 10
the fset :fe 2. n ';s 81 ;pon,.
rtufhrg, !. substitute, fox the :, ssi! .s,;
ear'tss 'lvsgs d"din1!H3sI hovIs,17 , 81 =:
horsa.t .sd pts'sssets1 The . ~ ,i; G.
rese@ekgefas 10 che horse >, natpral foot
ing. thass isa:;1.b: ). 49,. -,
"Nx,aEfi&E psver 1,s4a ,cccased foo.
since. l4e iasfssaas.;s II y sssx-austs A., j.
the s ~ 81 -. = =:
Hos.ss, h,hsaa,; o. l. i s.as,t ire also
free:frr'ra assiasi;a ' :;t1;.. y, !, chan when
on o. ,. s. httsi.'js simply bec.',se saw:
dust i: s:t!s sse so.iio ia, pe,lsp.a q
testify <heitspprovaf II II Il bbiy ire, ucn,-
" ro.gsnd yng. aNa1 I, IS i l, va 81 i;
tho day. rs 81 a,,e 81 =
ton eEb.i.s"s ~ ;ias Wv l,an. ase
which aha'sr'ot.libF.s 81 with; .s si
habit Of sa.'Hg 'hssr lit littss, xill ,te.d;ty:
.. a.: :s..:>s'. -7,s =. - =, -.
Hoo WISDOM "A ClssJ&:r15:: eo %
Pa, co'1e.pes :;a , ,9sF;'Iss st $y4,1tt4
Planter aa1, ataas;ssaS4 f . ',NSnni'.a III
dote'ior;ts1 1ts!s gx; ~: III it;
trough il g1fsat elen,ert,ir tji,S;!!e,,ani.ss
actcr VIA hog; he s %a,pazfaslS ,li llt;is', 1t
dands,,s." keep Z h;u, i, irs-rates tff;ia5::
he 'oqa sase lisAs.d ea;sx}sas,i i. ks1
has to hqqt hisa food, j. evien'a xitha1h !! t
slightest saa 6t, s s a's l;;ss
tsrpri.i,a4sesbt;szA, !; 3 Ais psss,,a,: a "a,
soon Is pig bcseh'es 'enterpriyias,.hc.
ceases. t. bsn.t 0he.tst Upapty - hiiise p
Dame NEots;. i.ses.sits himsto thi.s ,ss y
order IT, thinas =: his nose tcnytthh5eiiis,.
tho ditpoldh y 1;o,u l' i slso. increases,
his adk aoi0glss',r;; .h;s srid... 'aa,tef,
his hams losst Their. pilanpnsa,, and in,
one or .t1d eessf.t;;o,nn, be n u ,u.to'1 !;
race Tor f. az. e o s. !. eg,: s ayou
want taassPs.RE.. ' the ~ breed dE god
hog, 1Ssp iosn eors' thar yo.i: can. keepl
~ h.J w alnos stunt n +, " a., .:..1 a.
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.oTICR-U. 3. LAND OFFICE,

~ cs. C09o1 1Mn7 June u, 49,.
Compliant having beea entered at this once BY
CAr Karsch against Johann Maier, TT abandoning his
Declaratory statment No. 1861 dated August l. 1868
upon the u - II section II, ~ u W. e elton Is.
Stearm county, Minnesota, With view to the can
cellattn Of said entry: the aid parties hereby
s1mm0ned to appear at this Office on the 961H DA Y
spond and furnish testimony concerning mid alleged
abandonment. C. A GILMAN, Register,
junel5-6wi H. G BURBANK. Receiver
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C. 4. GILMAN, Register,
juneA-ewI H. C. BURBANK, Receiver
IT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, NM,
T.. June 3Oth, 1850.
A1oFrcE-U. 3. LAND OFFICE

N st. Cloud, MIMI, Nay Is, 1850.
Complaint having been entered At this of6es BY
Joseph 0ssneorf ssainst August Miller for abandoning
upon the ne II section Is, Township LIZ, range 20.
id Stearns county, Minnesota with view to the esa
collation. Of said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office the 6fa DAY or
JULY, 1869, At 10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning sad alleged abaa-
ment II. c. WAIT, Register,
mayG6W H. G. BURBANK, Receiver.
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SPICER g. CARLISLE.
to FarmersI
:"CALIFORNIA l. OREGON
:SEEDWHEAT AGENCY

We furnish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT. IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from irsectiform or other
impurities grown from AUSTRALIAN and
CHILL Seed, yielding, on good soil,
sslXrY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
a"'''''* E: And Weighing
05 Pounds to- the Measured Bushel.
The ears Of Wheat, when mature, are
ELEVEN OR TWELVE INCHES LONG:
tag Put up and securely tied and seal
ed in linen bags, and gent by mail free to
all parts Of |!., the country on receipt Of
! +,'- ~: :loi.i:PRICES.. .41( :: ";':.:, {,
SAMPLES. l0c .eaah l. BAas~50s and 81 each
Qr II larger quantles at reasonable rates
>s'cAt1foRNt.A "AND "oRaE!Geso6N It. -. :;
sEEDWHEATAGE
SAN FRANCISCO.
ql1n3l-tf California.
Livery and Sale Stable.
& The undersigned has just erected III
a large and commodious stable on he cor
ner. Of Lake Street aiil Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store cnua'f the Central House,
which he has filled with livery stock, com.
prising a number Of
~ - :FI' rs E RISES, -,
Suit able for either riding or driving, and a
variety Of
HAND OME-B UGGIEs
For single OF double team. )
ii Commo1;ous, elegant carriages for pleas
arc parties always ready. -: 2 .:.:;:. -:
All orders for teams. for Excursions, Fu- !
neralsa " aisa Journey will be attended to
His stock' "th's' bcst: kind, ana he |
invites his frienasto Gull. F'f ,'''T -
.z,a,r. sn...L.i B. >SILSBY.
ST. Cloud. June 2sd, 1863. v6n49
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9. LAND OFFICE

NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, May IL, 1869
Complatot having been entered at this Office by Tim.
9th Twomey against John ". R,berts tor abandoning
March II. 1867 upon the y n section Is, township
l26, range ~, in Stearns county, Nnneeota, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry tho said par.
ties are hereby summoned to appear ut this oes o.
the 71a DAY OF JULY, 1867, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
H. c. WAIT, Registsr,
msyHSwI H. C. BURBANK, RECOVER.
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