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AIOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Inst. Cloud, Mimi, September "a. 1869

Complaint having been entered {. this ofic.b
Lars j. johnson against John NJ Goodhue for aban
doning bis Homestead Entry No. 1906, dated April
ISL, 1865 upon the Il NV II section IL, township
to the cancellation Of said entry: the parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the lSrH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1869, at 10 o'clock in the
said eI!eSed Abandonment. -
c. A. GILMAN Register,
sep306wH H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
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NIOTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.

IN st. Cloud, MINI, Oct. 9Th, 1869.
Con- plant having been entered at this office by
Martin Coates against James Carnay for abandoning
1861, upon tho G u no II and 3 n 80 II SECTION 22,
.ownship 121, range %, in Meeker county Minnesota
with view to- the cancella.ton:df said entry: the
sSa parties are hereby summened 70 apEearat this
II o'clock III forenoon to respond and 1urDiE festi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
|. &C. A. GILMAN, Register
oct7-6ws Ii. G. BURBANK Eeceixer
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IN St. Cloud, Mimi, September Is, 1869
Complaint having been entered At this Office by
1ngbrecht Holum against John D. Lyon tor abandon
log his Homestead Entry No. 1883, dated May IL
lo65, upon the " Il Sc n section ., AID " u ne X
section 10. township l2l, range 80, in Monongaila
county, Min vita view to the cancellation OF said
entry the said parties hereby summoned to appear
at tbs Office On The 81 DAY or NOVEMBER
1869, at IL o'clock The forenoon to respond and
fu, 1isu testimony concerning said alleged abandon
| mens. &. A. GILMAN, Register,
| -ept22evs II. c. BURBANK, Receive.
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o.. s. LAND 5 OFFICE.

NIor1oE.-u. $. LAND OFFICE, D1S9A
NJ st. Cloud, Minn., October -, 1869. .~-g
Complaint having been catered At this Office by Rich.
ard II. Thatcher against Vim. Jores Reid for aban-
1861, upon the n section e. township l2l ,ranss
-, In Mouongalla County, Minnesota, with vsw to
the cancellation Of said entry the said parties arc
DAY Or DECEMBER 1SeO. 10 1cloct "a the forene on
to respoud and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment. ~ 1871 9l} ~ O. .fa :
@. A. GILMAN, Reg 'ster.
nev4Swl II. o. BURBANK, Receiver.
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N10tIcE,-b; 6. LANDOfF.oS,

IN st. Cloud, MIMI, Oasober II, 1869.
David Kreees ss.inst f..os sand 1 for S'I so. ~
doniuS his Homestead Entry No., sise, dated
February s. 1861. upon thee 31ne Il sec:ion2, town.
ship 12s snso So ii steasn county, Minnesota with
. view 20 the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby noncd to appear at this once
on the S0sH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1889, at 10 o'clock
in the euoon to respond and furnsn testimony
ce,nipg said alleged abandonment. :s'
c. A. GILMAN, Register.
&C: n-swt q. 6. BURBANK, Receirer.
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.OTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE.
~

NOTICE--U. S. LAND OFFICE
j St. Cloud, MINI, september IS, 1863.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Marcus p Webster against Thomas Watts for abandon
ing his Homestead Eutry No. 1918, dated Novem-
beE 1861, upon the swH section g., township Us,
range IS, in Todd County, MINI, with view to the
cancellation ofsaid entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this off &c on the 1S1H DAY
to respond aud furnish testimony oorce,aia- said
alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
sept306xa H. c. BURBANK. Receiver
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q. a. GILMAN, Register,
sept3O6xa H. BURBANK. Receive
s. LAND OFFICE.

| M V44Sf y. 0AXNO
N St. Cloud, MINI, Oc.ober, Ii, 1869.
Comp laint having been entered at this Office bv
August heukeagainst Hermann Splets:cozer for
18th, 1858, upon tie ne Il ne Il Il ne Land lot :,
section 81 township 129, "a lse s., in Tedd
county, Ainnesota, with view to the cancella-
noned to appear at this Office on the 2orH DAY OF
NOVEMBER 1868, at l0 o'clock in the forenoon to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonme1t.
C. A. GILMAN REGISTER
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TIKI
+.<nnNN .,euxusE n. ROOK.0

Fur Copying Letters vithoat Pres or sa 1s,.
This Is the greatest time, labor, and money.a;ns
invention Of the age and none sec IT, Dut 70 ~
place tbs written letter under tho copying Leaf ana
rub with the hand. An agent has but TO snow -
properly, and It sells ITSELF Adapted to every kna
business. It does not play out, - the nrss sa1o 70
only beginning. Address. III
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. 1tst = =; Q. a. GILLIAN, KeG:1tet
oct23.6w5 H. G. BURBANK. Receiver
s. LAND OFFICE,

IN - st. Cloud MIMI, October Is, 1862
Complaint having bee ente ed At this once BY
doning his Decla.~tory Statement No. 1914, dated
November LIST, 1866 upol the ne Il section
q, township 12e, range 2, In stearns
ton Of said entry the said parties hereby sum
moned to appear at this oGsce Oh the So1n DAY OF
NOVEMBER 1859, At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment ca. GILMAN. Register.
oct21-6wt II. G. BURBANK. Receiver
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FORFEITED LANDS.

certificate Of purchase will DO issued to the
highest bidder who will pay at least fifteen per cent
OF the whole amount of purchase money for prairie
lands and such further sum for timber lands as will
cover the value Of the timber thereon, with interest
on the balance remaining due at the rate Of seven per
cent. per annum, to the first day of Jure 1870 The
balance of the purchase money be paid at tho op
ton of the purchaser from time to time during a
period Of twenty years, providing interest at the
same rate is annually paid in advance the first day
Of June of each year, within six days thereafter
on the amount then remaining due. Upon the non.
of such interest the rights Of the purchaser
are forfeited to the State and the can only be
redeemed by paying double the amount of the inter
est due before said lands resold All such lands
are offered for sale the second year after such forfeit
ure, and will be found in this list.
Purchase money payable in legal ten,er notes. Nc
lands will be sold for less than their appraised value
and the right is reserved to withdraw from market
any of the tracts advertised on the day of sale.
CHAs. Mc1LRATH,
sept23-td Commissioner State Land Office
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N1OTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,

N1OTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
M q st. Cloud, MIMI, October q 1So.
Complaint b wing bean entered at this once by
George Kapfer against Mic: vel Elder fox abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. SAT II, dated june
rnnre IS, in Todd county, M;nnssota, with
view to tho cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties hereby summt to appear 1t this ONCE
in the forenoon respond and furnish testimony
corning said alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
oct2S-6Vl -:2cS.G H.gC. BURBANK. Receiver
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~ st. Cloud, MINI, October q. 1860.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Carl krause against Donald Morrison for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. $751; dated June Sd,
1Se7 upon the No Il section r. township LIS, range
to tie cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby Summoned to appear ut this office
on theSrH DAY OF DECEMBER 1859, asle o'clock
IN tue forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
Concerning said alleged abe 2donmeue
q. ~, -, -, G; A: GILMAN, Register.
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ATOTICE.-U. g. LAND OFFICE.

~ Ia 81. Cloud, Minn., Oct. 4, 1869
Complaint having been entered It thu Office by
John Murphy against John 7. Bell fer abandonine
his Homestead Entry No. 1915, dated April II
20, in stearns County, Minnesota, With view to
the cancellation Of said entry the said parties arc
hereby summoned to appear at this Office On the zaYa
forenoon to respond and furnish tesnony concerning
sid alleged ABANDONMENT, -. -.
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: st. Cl0u6 Miwn n>< 1872

~. cloud, MIMI, Oct. 4, 1859.
NH Udnpnant having been entered at this Omce Ly
bis nDyie against Vim. Lindsay for sbapdoning
mon ,hs We kptry No 1oI7, dased April L. 1865
in steaIns county, Nina, With visx to he csnce1, ,
IT, snsa, s az , the parties sreby SUMMONED
BEk, 1860. at 10 O'Clock in the farenoo, W F. osh ,
AID furnish testimony concerning said s.,s,ea san
ment C. A GIiEsN AI!eeo aDen-
ocr7-6wE II r. E1Ipn. 1neglster,
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NJ OTICE-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, 8 -ptembef ~, 1869.
Complaint having been entered this ofee by Ser
hard Kupers agAinst Joseph Moorbacksor abandoning
her HOMESTEAD Entry No 4y77, da.ed May 18th
1865 upon the sw II Sc II ne n sw Il and lots a1.d2
section IS, township l2s, range 81, in stes1l
county, Mimi, with view to tue cancellation Of sal
entry: the said parties hereby su.-1non, I'd,
appear at this once on the 1O1H DAY OF NOyEMo
BEP 1869, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
sep8 swi nc. BURBANK, Receiver
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v1RDALE-TowN 124, RANGE "a.
lots II s Il, neH 80 5oprct. 500
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Nh: STEPHENS opens che June "Riv:
?erside" With another: Of his droll Moth.
er Goose pictures, illustrating the ditty,
: :! Fo.'x: and bis: Wife, they had .
great Strife. y: A. If in peaeeful con.
trast;, the opening article Of the mum.
.bsft'' is .afirst school.d.ys Of a little
Quaker" which promises to be a brigh,
story for. girls. History is provided fol
in q sketch 81 "Joap of Arc" ~ Geo.
NJ: Tovle. Nj: Jacob Abbott explains
"Joule's Equivalent" Han, Ander-
son tell, . fresh STORY. Of "The Comet y
which has a. very ); ! graceful picture by
NJ. L: Stone. 10 know the i; Fest ST. get
the: magazine itself: Hardd' s Hough.
ton, New York, Publishers. 80 -.
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'si-Hon. E. B. Washburns, Minister
to France; presented his sssdsStials to
Louis Napoleon on S.ndayhats Gee.
Dix, At tho same time, took formal; lesvs
OF his Ms'se ~ lib Esd yvsoes;i nj 80:
= Minister Motley 4, ia.trustiease Ars
Of : general character. He saill ,pforn
Her Majesty''s; Government Of sadaairs
Of our own to, adjust: call' pending qas1-
tions on q basis that will, strengthen
friendly relations +: between: the stvo'
countries. ri a,rtn2cSo ziit 10 efi@s sf;
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Tic seeHnss shacte ID ii lie Tennessee IL
Republican Con yention were not very ii
,creditable 70 those engaged: Tic Con.
,yention adjourned Cd Friday = without :.
nomination 10 Both Senior and, Stokes
viii rdni for Governor: go 1891 r.
,@:-s .er.'tt.iyI R.rlip. h,,', determined
that the Union men 8 the South shall
h. preteete Hs viii, probably dselsr' }
rartiall.x il aeorgie = where r,| the ! recent
or.r,gs's! h.ys been committed - ,nd re
i murderer IS sl not given Up: .s4 gs;.
, a .AA,t telegram from TORONTO an.n,oun nm,
%. the !snspen.,ilont ! If the tie Roy.l Canadi.
A. bank The concern hid I'D = paid Up
capita! rs Of S525, 900, and had snumerors
Ibrinehe. throughout the Dominion. =.
Tho, Old randsN New School 'Presby-
ts'ians are, both new ia ssession 10: Now
xork.sssssSs 10 sp1ues 79Ei {! staas:d Il
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HARPER. Tho opening article is BY
Elias LOOMS, on "The Aurora Borealis,
or Polar Light" The writer says !:
The auroral beams are simply spaces
which are illumined By the flow Of
electricity through the4upper regions Of
tie atmosphere. During the auroras
Of 1859 these beams were nearly 500
miles in length, and their lower ex-
ttenities were elevated about IS miles
above the earth's surface" "Toa
Lat" is = poem by Fitz Hugh Lud.
low "Winter on the Palms." BY T.
r. Davis; ':said Paaha of Egypt" BY
E.-De Leon; "a Brave Lady," con-
tiuued;& my Euemy's Daughters"
cleo and Luther" etc. Harper &
Brothers, New York. !. 8 D.: =
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Tn Sc. Paul Pres States thar
through tho stupidity o. something
worse Of ths eoa.raeton, Messrs. Leeeh
/ Piper, a.. Psassylvania, tie mail
eoaeh route from Fort Abererombie to
Fort Benton be- become . failure.
These gsntlsmsu bid on tho contract
without examipi1g The country, whse
finding sthat they had made bad bar
gain, succeeded In defeating the .ppro-
priatioa for the route. 80 this important
measure i s~iee lost in very much
the same Wy. lit were possible to do
it, the Postmaster General should give
the work to J.. G. Burbank Il Co.,
who .Is responsible men, and under.
stand their business, It the price bid by
them lasa fall. -, 49,. ~.
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IT is pleasant to observe how, occa-
siona!ly At least, Time sets things to
rights. A little more than two years
ago, Mr.. Motley was forced to resign
bis portion - Minister to Vienns, be.
cause eharacterlsss eaves-dropper had
charged him With speaking disrespect-
fully Of President johnson aud with
not proper consider ,tion concerning
Secretary Seward. Nov Andrew John
son has l.psed back into = grade scarce
y higher than that from which he
commenced his "swipgins" career.
Mr.: Seward, soarsd, disappointed old
man, il At Auburn, already almost for
gottsa BY the nation. Nj: Motley now
goes - hiaistsr 70 England, charged
with duties Of the srsvest moment,
. I'D bsazing With him the respect and
eonad6ace Of the administration and
the people.
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. ~ dispatch from Helena, Montana,
says from 1900 to 1000 .santee Sioux
attacked. the settlement Of Muscle Hill!
on Nay 9Th: :. Seventy white i men in
the settlement remained in, the gstcckade.
and sixty sailed out on the Indians,
when = desperate fight ensued, lasting
seven hours. Thirty. Indians were
killed, including renegade half breed,
and thirty soa|llpesfd. The remainder. O..
capped by swimming i' the river. One
white man was killed and another badly
wounded. Il is reported that reinforce.
ments Of 200 CT 800 Santee Sioux are
coming up to attack the. Muscle Shell
again T.. =, The whites are prepared. :. :,
Hester Vaughan, ;who,. about one
year ago, was convicted Of ehild-murd r
and sentenced to be hung, has been
pataoped BY Governor Gsary, Of Penn
sylvania. The case. created. .considers-:
bic interest throughout the East. ,;r :;
a.n "A. festive stone-cutters in Detroit
drank 50 many times from I whisky bot.
tie that he was unable TO- distinguish
betweeuthe mouth Of that and the mus.
sle Of his; pistol. J.. In attempting to
drink from the latter the top Of his head
came, OFT. t;zip.3ras;> er>.5 ,7ea~j - u
@sj-0en.; Grant has issued = proclama.
ton that men employed BY the govera-
'ment: doing eight hours work shall sut-
fer no, reduction in wages. nj, g: xD,*.
I'D Che rejection Of the treaty for the
side etSt; Thomas by the United Statss
eausex much irritation 1t :Copenhaasn. .
s,l- president Grant says that the Con-,
stitutional election in Texas will Lot
TO held uatil:invin November. {: u as "a
s:i-Epglapd refuses Ito release The
Fsnians noWsimprisonsd,a. g. ,.soeis I'D
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FRANK MEAD, of tho FarmiDgton
Telegraph, is no longer Nasty At those
crossroads. His glory has departed
from him-he is only a private citizen
and his children are permitted by
the paternal to slide on the cellar doors
Of their neightors. But Frank bears
it like Z man. L. P. Fluke is his sue
cessor. -
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'e9 FoaT Ransom Mn1TARv REsERTA.
r1ox-Genersl: Order No. ~, :. dated
Headquarters Of Dakota, st." Paa@
May 49, 1869, sets aside; subject to the
approval ofthe Secretary Of y m the
following described public lands for. the
military reservation:of the post OF Fort
Ransom ,sviz :: Tho initial point is eight
miles due south Of thessouthwest corner
Of the block house on the southwest
angle qfthe Fort; thence ,due,eass Ave
miles thence north ten miles i; thence
due vest ten, miles thence; due south:
ten miles thence due e.st,6ve miles. to
the place Of, beginning s!~;,, ,.:>;s. >:;,,
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Eotzc11o:-A fioe portrait Of Alex
snder: H.. Of Russia embellishes the
June number. "The Physical Basis Of
Life,' by Prof: Huxley. which has ..'! Gre
ated 50 great =. sensation: il England,
is tho leading article; ,*tfergusscn's
Tree and Serpent Worship," is curl
Gus and entertaining paper; "Geniue
in Love" is : charming review ; '"The
Mortimer, Heather and Christian =
"The Mystery Of the Grange: clan.
frey's Napoleon ]. )" and indeed all
the articles and tales in tho > number are
good. The Eclectic always a affords or ;! .
rare treat, and must remain desider '
sun' with these who care to learn the
thought Of some of the finest writer's
If The age. E: r. Pelton, New York.
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u" The June number of the Phyeno-
logical Journql ends the ::forty!aiip|th
volume. 1t has become an established
iossitution IN the land, and especially
Of laeee has its: circulation rapidly in!
creased. The present table of'ceo6tents
presents the usual variety. s.: R,
Welh. New York ."' IL ::.:',;:!",:
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=; TIE R1aHTs OF HOMESTEAD SET
rLrRs-The Commissioners Of the Gen.
eral i Land I'd Office has replied, in answer
TO the inquiry whether the granting lot
the right Of xssys TO- railroad. companies
BY. homestead settlers. would affect their
rights ln..nddts5 the lay that in his opinion
such action, does, not affect the, settlers
rig ts., . be. does not thereby: alion.te
tho land in such sense st.a a. is contemplate
- Oy TUG oomessead law. '.gs.;;
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,THE GA1Axr.-A dne table Of con-
tent. is presented. The .. continuation ATTIC :
Of Charles Reade's "Pat yourself in hi.
place 5" "'George Eliot and George
Lewis )" "The Throne Of Louis Phil
ippe;" "A y Foods. preparation
for the table )" General Jomioi,'' BY
Gen. Mcclellan; etc: The Galaxy is
decidedly. one Of the most attractive
magazine. Of the day. T., 5 Sheldon tsl' 4 Co.,
New York. =. -
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TaI .revolutionists in Cuba assem-
bled in : Congress in tho province 81
Puerto Principe and formally establish
cd tho Republic Of Cuba. May they
bs successful and establish = Republic
which will be something more than in
name only. g..
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From hes. Psat ,,l11jj'aa
At . meetiuES f4he New York Geo.
1,gir.pAje,l and Ssat aalaSooiety, held
|list vssE Hsa H. B. ogden, late
sof Chicago, "a nv Interesting paper
on tho aOrisin md tsPresress Of the
Pacific Railroad" After illustrating
the vast benefits, resulting both to the
Government and nation from the. COM
pletion Of this road, no advocated %
the next and most profitable work fol-
10th the -immediats building of.~two
moro lines. Three roads would BE- none
TOO muck for = belt Of 1900 miles,
over which, immigration from abroad,
oombined with tho euterprisipg surplus
population Of the Eastern States, was
yet ere long to crowd in millions. In
conclusion he said he had been for the
last two weeks, particularly the last few
days, engaged in negotiating With Jay
Cooke h Co., Of Philadalphia, by which
Mr.: Cooke would become the, financial
agent for the construction Of tho great
Northern Railroad from Lake Superior
Minnesota and across che Plains 70 Co.
lumbia river, bringing, ,us 800 miles
searer 70 the empire Of; japan than the
present Pacific Railroad. The .ncgotia.
ton w.s substantially closed, and mos,
satisfactorily, too? and. he hoped the
work would soon be- commenced and
completed. r., .::.::.,::: i =, !.
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The Chat6sld Democrat brings out
Richard r. Jones, better known d
"Dick" Jones, Of Rochester, ~ the
Democratic candidate for Governor
Jones is renegade Republican, and
was defeated by Mr.. Window for Con.
gress in tho First District. ~..,:.n:>
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-27

TIE Reuie,o is the title Of 4 hand.
some new eight;columu'" paper Just
started At Mankato. 1t is Democratic
in politics, the editorial columns being
under charge OFF. C. Payne. The
local department is looked after by j.
G. Wise, lately Of the Record ii The
paper is we'll conducted. Mankato bas
now three newspapers; al sreditable ID
the place. But how can they liver =