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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-02

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atf 10 MOI 1FiNo with DaDReFs
A single spark may kIndIe n flame that
will consume n city, and small ailments
neglected may end in fatal disorders.
Bearing this fact liz mind let the first
symptoms of debility or nervous prOstra-
ton be met promptly with i~nvigorating
treatment Foremost among the vegetable
tOnics of the age stands HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTEKS, and whenever the
vital powers seem to languish. or there is
any reason to suspect that tie animal
functions SSentia to the s~ustentation and
puf11cati0n OF The body are 1mperfectly
performed. this Invaluable invigoraut and
sJnlisepLic should at once be resorted 10.
Indigestion always produces weakness.
Sometimes u happens (snd this is more
frequently the case in Winter than at any
other seasOH) that the appetite demands
more food than the stomach can digest,
though net more. perhaps. than is re-
quired to keep mp the full strength OF the
frame. Tie object. under such ctrcum-
stances, IS 20 Increase the digestive ca
pacity of the assim Hating organ, so as to
makej IL equal 10 the duty imposed upon &C
oy Che appetite, and capable of supplying
The building material OF The system as fast as
IL is required. This object Is fully accom-
plished by the use of the Bitte rs. They
tone and gently stimulate the cellular
membrane which secretes the gastric juice,
and the result is that the solvent is min
gled with the food in sufficient quantity TO
convert ali Its n~Ourishtng particles into
pure and wholesome clement. IT, on the
other hand, the q Is a de efficiency of appe-
title, Without any cor deficiency
of digestive power, the effect Of the tonic
is 10 IA a desire for food. In nine
teen cases out of twenty, headache, nau-
Indeed most Of the casual aches and pains
TO which humanity is subjeci, proceed pri-
mariiy rom Indigestion com pIicated with
~bfttOusness and for both these plants
HOSTETTER STOMACH BI1TERS are
recommended as a speedy and certain
remedy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-02

RAMA cold bleak rain set IN
about dark last night. and the clouds
looked threatening. The wind was
getting around to the northeast, pre-
saying snow. A succession of in
clement days is not at all improbable.
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Street Ra.lway-NeW Route.

By order of the Board Of Directors
of the Evansville Street Railway Conn
pany, [ hereby give notice that said
company will, during the ensuing sea-
son, lay down a line of road from
Main Street to the upper suburbs of
the city, either on Second Street or
Eighth Street, the selection of the
street to be determined by the amount
of contributions the friends Of the re-
spective rontes will make to secure
the same. Early action upon the sub
iect is desired.
w. W. CHANDLER,
ia29L1W Secretary.
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THEY NEVER FADE.-Those Indel-
ible Pencils at the JOURNAL Office
are better than any ink for marking
linen. &c. We have just received a
new stock of them.
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REGIsFRATIoN.-The Registration
Boards will be in session again TO- day
Registerl Registerl
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FABER's pencils for sale at the
JOURNAL Office, at % cents per dozen.

SURPRISING A PERUVIAN. - The
old ferryman at Vincennes has been
successfully competing with the new
bridge recently finished at hat place,
in getting people across the river.
The bridge company refused to buy
him out, and he commenced a vigor-
GUS competition, reducing the rate of
tolls to such an extent as to make the
bridge company largely the losers.
He would have been successful, but
unfortunately for him, the city being
a large stockholder in the bridge, the
City Council took the matter in hand
and charged the poor ferryman $500
license, thus squeIching the young
life out of MIN. Liberal hearted peo-
pie think it was niggardly conduct on
the part of the city authorities.
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WHoLEsALE-We cali attention to
the Card of NJ. Calm q Co, liquor
dealers. to be found in this paper.
This house isnow enjoying q large
trade, the largest. we believe, of any
house Of the kind in Evansville,
which is the result of close applica-
ton to business. Dir. CABIN, one Of
the firm, is we'll known in this city,
and to the trade in the West in gem
eral. No doubt the trade Of the
house will be largely increased during
the next year. 9oI sa =
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a In order II avoid the en-
u. trance of low or improper characters
into the ballroom, IL has been resolved
not to sell any tickets on the evening OF
the ball. They are only to be had at the
following places:
Henry Schaefer, No.. 10 Third Street;
Char es Wack, Main street;
JAG. Schlesinger, Second ) rect;
Abb. Eimroth, corner Leet and Fourth
Streets, Lamasc0.
No tickets are transferable. No tickets viii
be old TO persons or strangers
II not properly or satisfactory
references given. This rule Will be strict y
adhered TO.
Among several Masquerade Drolleries
which Will be produced we name only the
~R0llowing:
1. IA Wonderful Production of the Han
Ion isrOthers: or, The Famous Air Trip.
2 The MonOSyllabIc Chinese Or, The
New Art of Flying.
3. The AllegOricaI Representation OF the
Fearful imitation of our Currency. after the
Newest pendieton fHarlequin) and Butler
(Prerots) Financial Theories.
The Orchestra will consist of twenty Mu-
sicians, under the leadership of Professor
Matthias.
THE CosMTTrEEo OF ARRANaEMENTs.
febi did
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rnuneil ProeeedIngs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
neville EohY1 ny f2E

O y - = -VVOs
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-His Honor. Nay Walker, and
Counctlmen Blemker, Steele. Jones. Stock
neth. ReitZ, Kolle. Rocker and Mesker.
h minutes Of the previous meeting of
the Council were read n approved, after
which the following bills were allowed and
- o~o of7s I'LL HTH-@
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FOR HwWQ

EHDH HENT-THW AMERICAN
HDNrF- one of tie best hotels fra
- alisNilte, Indiana III fs located fu he
shiusL nI the business part or the cityt
u ~ % water street, near the corner Of
Inu SySam0re, and has ~ splendid
- less thhh 4 square from Main Strt 90,
anu ~ 10y OF aecess nom the rlUer, rssl-
Eoads and surrounding oounfrv- p9qeeqn qn
gtCeg April ~, 1869. Applvt o
ALNAH JOHNSON, Admir-.
'"hiV"h hvRn9vilie, Ind
ENOH KtENT-BASEMENm-The bf 49,
- mont OF the Cumberland presbvter an
church., corner Of EeCoBd aud Chestnut
streets. This would bs "a very deairaB ia
place for teaching NuHc or Ur1tgkag taad
[utnhaD. Also, a good room Tor am on ca.
Inquire Of ALNAH JOHNSON,
au0 du rf.Dl Real Estate AeenG
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NO. - First street,

Hll
We feel assured, we have facilities To com
pete with any house In the country.
Hf' mn
We receive our Queensware direct from
the PoiteFies of staffoFdshire, England,
via New Orleans and New YOrk hence
pay no second hand profits whssh right
fully belong 20 orr Customers,
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BROS. q co, OF Stadordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this maiket1of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepar ed &
supply the rade. ae
RS- Consult your own Interest BY exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. fsdt. [ianl nI
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Residence and Farm for SAILS
SALE AND ron RETT.
wANTEp.

,ok-
Wv keeper or as salesman M % drv goods
house, by "a young man speaking English
Gefmnn. Good references can be pro-
cured. Apply &c tile Journal O0iee.
JAMS div
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Sale of Urclaimsd Goods.

To all aUh0an IL nun concern:
AT OTnGE ~ aEHEBK GIVEN. tia
~ the unclaimed packages at tie EaFi-
Gus Offices of Adams Express Company in
southern Indiana Will be sold at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, in the city
OF Evansville, at the Auction Room OF
Hiram Nelson, Locust Street, opposite the
Post-Ohiee, on the 4ih day OF March. 1863,
unless the same shall be cal ed Tor and all
charges paid thereon. A list OF
these packages may be seen al the several
POSTPONE eS, Exp ess Offices, aud other
public pla ses where the packages were
Consigned. VIM. o. LANGAN,
deczS dam Agent.
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pR James Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
beat the world in his great. yacht race
So DIR. j. w. Poland's Humor Doc
tor outstrips all other remedies for
cleansing the blood. Sold by
Jazz CLOUD & AIKEN.
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For SALE.-200,O 900 brick. Apply
to j. d. CARMoDY, near the Post
Office. 2S-d1W.
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SALT FLOUR PORK |! NAILS Il

We offer to the trade
10000 barrels A SALT.
1000 barrels and sacks FLOUR of
different brands and grades.
5000 kegs WHEELING NAILS.
A large supply of Bulk Meats,
Lard, S0gar Cared Bacon Han1, dc.
l.. RUFFNER, JR., q Co.,
No. z Main Street, near Water Street.
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BGg- For pure Drugs, Medicines
and Liquors for medicinal use, Ivory
Sets, genuine imported, Perfumes.
Colognes, Pomades and Fine Brushes,
go to Schuermann & Burford's Opera
Drug Store, IS South First Street;
Prescriptions carefully compounded
| at all hours. ian13 6mos.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-02

ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning as
Nh. Fahaley's driver was bitching a
team of mules to an express wagon,
aud when one had been hitched he
took fright and ran down Third
Streei, bringing up against Sohiamp's
saloon, breIking in n of the doors,
but doing no other particular damage.
The mule was caught and brought
into subsection without serious diff
Guilty. noa
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BROOM
GLUNZ & MAU9ER,

We desire notifying the public t3Iat we
are keeping on hand all sorts OF Ii rooms,
and pay the highest price for Broom Corn.
Factory on Third and Ingle SIS. lde7 d3m
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AGO DGAOOus+ ACb= Nv
bD-I have received to day two
cases Ladies' and Misses Walking
Boots, the most perfect goods ever
seen in this city. They are made after
anew pattern, and are samples Of the
new Spring styles.
Ry Eoery Pair Warranted. TE9a 7
l have in store a perfect assortment
of Mems and Boys French Calf
Boots of the same quality that [ have
always sold. They are too well known
to need any recommendation.
j. S. Kicker.
80 sat&tues-1t. 60 Main Street.
TAX NoTIcE.-The sale of lands for
delinquent taxes for State and Coun-
ty purposes, will take place at the
Court House door on Monday Febru-
airy LIST, beginning at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
FRED. LUNKENHEIMER,
jan30-3t-d. Treasurer.
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M0FHKgsI MOTHERsG MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCUR
hrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup

This valuable preparation has been used
with ReTeT failing success fn thousands OF
eases.
1t not only relieves the chfld from pain,
but ~inVigorates the stomach and bowels.
cOIrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
to tie whole system. 1t will also Instantly
relieve GRIPING llJ THE BOWELS and WIND
collie.
edv Ia the aO0Ttd IN all cases Of DySeHteTJ
and DtdTThGd IN Children, whether arising
from teething o. any other cause.
Full directions Tor using viii accompany
each bottle.
Be sure and call for +" MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the G0c-SfHa-
lie OF CURTIS x PERKINS" on the outside
All others are base limitations.
Je24 d&vs6m.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; h only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no cut tints; rene
dies the i'll effects of bad dyes; inyigoratee
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
50scE or br0tCn. Sold by all Druggists II
Perfumers: and properly applied at Ba ch.
slOr's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond Stl eets
New York. lap30 dIy
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family flour sold In the city, the
Uynthiana Mills. also, rye -four for
sale by III. d. Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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RAILROAD MEETING. = The Rail-
road meeting at Boonville on Satur-
day vas largely attended bycitizens of
that county, and much anxiety was
expressed on the part of the people
relative TO the road. The committee
from Evansville reported the result of
the meeting heldlas week, which was
satisfactory to the citizens of War
rick. No particular route was fixed
upon, it being the sense of the meet
ing that the route which would give
che most money ought to be chosen.
The meeting adjourned to meet again
at Boonville on the 18th inst, when
it Is expected that definite action will
be had.
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Adv RgEsEAENgs
III. CAHN e. I'D.

- 49, f
zephenia Cambrone, Mary j. Ca~mbrone,
Margal ct j Wiiier. Alien Cambrone, Gath
arineG ambrone. w alter j. Cambrone, Mar
tia =. Cambrone, Francis Clemens. Eliza
j. StaytOn. Valentine Weldon. James e.
Weldon, Thoma. ID. Grurdy, Samuel IL.
Grundy, William r. Grundy, Martha j..
TerriiI, JOHN r.. Terrill, Robert Grundy,
and Susan M. Stone vs.. CONAN Duncan,
seph NJ. NOT William y. Knott. Jr.,
Kate q. Knott, Jennie Knott, Rose MeEl.
roy, George aMeElroy, Phoebe Dorsey, EliZ-
abeih Adams, Nancy Adams, the unknown
heirs of John q. Myers, Thomas D. Myers,
the unknown heirs of Thomas ID. Myers
the unknown heirs of Caroline Myers, Re
becca A. Russel. Mary MCLEAN. Carol ne
Casey, Emeline Myers, Jacob f.. Myers,
Susan f. Brown, homas Il. GaIyin, VII"
liam Baker, Margaret X. Johnson, Sarah
Il. Early, Mary HI. Eariy, Lewis c. Stinsops
and Abraham RothchIids. In the Van
derburgh Circuit Court, ApriIT Term, 1859.
State cou hnSlo OF &1j-anderburgn, }ss.
RT APPEARING ny 2FFEDAVFT
j. nIed by the above-named plaintiffs in
this cause that a cause of action exists
estate situate in the county OF Wander
bursh, State of Indiana. aud IL further APP
pearlng by said aflidavit that the said de-
PENDANTS, Colman Duncan Rebecca Dun
can, William 7. Knott, Joseph M. RRott,
William Z. Knott, DR.. Kate O.. KNOT,
Jennie Knott, Rose MeElroy, George
McElrOy, Phoebe Dorsey, Elizabeth Adams,
Nancy Adams, the unknown heirs OF John
q. Myers, ThOmas ID. Myers. the unknown
heirs of Thoma ID. Myers, the unknown
heirs of Caroline Myers. Rebecea A. Rus
sci. Mary j. Mclean, Caroline Casey. Eme-
line Myers Jacob r.. Myers, susan ~
Brown, Margaret x. Johnson, Mary n.
Early, and Sarah e. Early. are not resi-
dents Of the State of Indiana
Notice OF the tendency of said action in
the said Court Is now given, and that the
same will stand for trial ut lire April term ,
1863, of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, to
be had and held at the cOnrt- house IN
Evansville, Indiana, on II day
of April, 1869.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set
my hand and the seal of said Wander
burgh Circuit Court, this Both day of Janu-
airy. AID. 1863, at the county and State
Aforesaid. rs SORENS0N,
Clerk Marlborough Circuit Court.
ASA IGLEHART and CHAS. DEEBY,
feb2 w3tl P.ahltih's Attorneys.
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nY ~ III |.

p~ Carter's Arnold's and NaEig
Ink for sale at JOURNAL OFFtaE.
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Dissolution and New Partnership.
ca J.

ara "a a. I'D Uulif +
y HAVE THIS DAY SOLD BIY IN
II terest in The Faye Foundry 10 enter
upon another braneh OF manufacture In
retiring from the foundry business. r d. 80
desiTibg thai the friends OF the old firm
Will stand by the rev as faithfully as they
have by II 4eiker, Biount4S ca. osNH
Truly. HENRY T. BLOUNT.
January 18th, 1869. Ua2S div
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The Committee on the bill of Messrs.
Butterworth & Kinney, reported in favor
or the payment of SIS 90, which report was
received and cOncurred In.
The City Recorder reported that since
last report. he lad collected and paid over
$3.50 IS in fines
On motion Of Mr.. Reitz, it was ordered
that an alley in BLOCK is, Fourth Enlarge
ment. from Third to Fourth Streets, be
filled.
The sidewalk improvements ON Wash
ington Avenue not having been made ac-
cordtng to the order of the Council, IT was
ordered that the Marshal give notice to
property owners hat said sidewalks should
De laid.
Various complaints about the arbitrary
rule in regard 10 the vaccination of child
rem, was laid before the Council, one man
complaining that his children bad been
turned out of school,. The Complaints
were referred to the Board of School Trus-
tees.
The petition OF Jacob Miller against the
laying of a sidewal on Walnut Street, be-
tween Einth and Tenth Streets, was re
ferred to the Committee on Streets and Al
legs.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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Lamps, ~LOOking-GlaSses,

JAMES NJ. WARREN, having re-pnrr
chased his former interest Of M. Henning,
Esq, and a. we have soId cur Interest In
the CAIRO HOUSE. and also removed our
stock from the old stand NO. IS Main st.
thus concentrating our entire RESOURCES in
the commodious MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING, FL .tfa .rH
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HAIR ID w R E,


We have removed, since the destru diou
Of our stock by hge on The 2lst Of DE GEM
Der, TO the old Loewenthal stauc, 40 the
corner ofF1rst and Main Streets. and nave
now In store one Of the most com pleto
stocks Of goods Ia our line that caa ba
found IN the West. purchased on a dull
market for
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Grand Nal NAasgme
OF THE -Dt ..f
EVANSVILLE ~LIEDERKRANZ
Singing Society,
AT
TU Il N Z II II A L L.
Monday, February 9Th, 1869.
A FHE-f" HHHt ~ o. -rr

ADHESION. -. :. 80. EACH
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FOCAL NOTICES.

hF Free Billiards at the DeImon-
leo Saloon. feb2 1W
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INSURANCE.
NExSEN & BlXBY,

Dwelling Houses insured for "A term OF
years at greatly reduced rates.
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Three Kears at he Price Of 7t0o.
Fire Years al he Price Of THREE.
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this yea VIII readily SEQ :that you will ret
goods ehsspar BY calling uda = ~
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Little Freddy, who through paren-
tai indulgence, has grown into the easy
position Of household tyrant, but is,
nevertheless, constrained to hold to the
use Of such y Polite forms Of tilial civil,ty
as eyes, SIR" and "No, sir" recently
came 10 the break fast-'able with cloud
ed brow and general air of discomfort.
"Have some butter, Fready?" asked
his father. "No," was the sharp reply
"No what r. asked the father With
some emphasis. Es - 5utto:," ar=*3rr>,a
tho uDyieiding Ercd
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From our own personal experience,
We can safely say that the best time for
trsnsplanting evergreen trees is be-
tween the 18th Of May and the 18th
Of June !; for the hardy cvcrgreeus, the
month Of September or October is
good, taking care in each case to mulch
tho ground we'll, and particularly to see
that trees are we'll packed and roots
kept moist and uuexposed. the dis
lance Of transportation is quite short,
evergreens may be safely trsnsplautcd
Is late as tho 18th Of June; but if
transportation is distant, it is better to
place them in the ground little EARL.
er. Choose wet moist day for dig.
gi1g, mad ;,also fol ,plantiog.-Dcitz'
Farm, Journal,
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We often run upon recipes for
making various articles, which possess
real merit, but seldom one better than
this for making Ice Cream:
"Piek out the prettiest girl you can
see, stir gently into tho corner, and ask
her TO give you : kiss. !, You will then
have Q nice sere cam"
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-"You have lost your baby, I hear,'
said one gentleman to another. ayes,
poor little thing! it was only Gve
months old. We did all We could for
it. We had four doctors, put mustard
poultices al over it, blistcred its head
and feet, gave it nine calomel powders,
lescbed III temples, had it bled, aud
gsvssit al kinds Of medicine, and ye.
after Z week. illness il died."
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@ EJ To - ET:l
Farm .hH Sale, ::

1JAE ,under.isnsd sfsr.sfdr sale . good
y .farmet l6v ;Aetss 80 she absth end Of
4etn0 Pra3rey About 4, g.Icasr = o,si, iod,
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST: CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber; ! the ybalsnee otSl.
10 and meadow and che :wheIe enclosed
With, > Gasa1 s'tAirty acres bsi1f uidsf
cultiystioug Qn> hA p16niilssisA NTH
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUsE
With stables. grsusry:end 5tofs6ouss two
good wells, and herimprov ements. Thie
farm 10 directly on ito main road from az.
cloud Il a4ofsst City; ia 'WtllS ~ seid
ehisr. inquire ssthisemes; 81 o. *'ta
.s;~J:'s. DAM ~;
n*m7s3 Ell; doss; On ne pri0miis.s.s!E
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may13ewf II. C. BURBANK. Neceiver.

"a dersigned. Assignee in Bankruptcy OLA. W. Bush,
Ut 1t. Cloud, will cell at Public Auction for cash. in
front Of the Central House, St. Cloud the fellow
Ing property and real estate, all belonging to the
ct o'clock z, NJ: 49,:
One large burglar and fire proof combination
lock safe With Inside doors &C., in good order.
Lots number ono, ~ and two, (2) in Block number
edxty, co., in james Bowes' addition to st. Cloud
Also, sundry prunssoFy notes and book accounts
1uns5sw WIN. +. MASON, Assignee
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-17
N1oT1CE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

N1oT1CE-u. s. LAND OFFICE, --..;.
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/ Complaint having. been entered At this oaee ~ (!
Ole Iterson against VIM r: Gown FOR abandoning
upon the 81 Y section s. township ~. r:nGe 3, in
aouonsalia county, Minnesota. sith ,is~ te:tAs
cancellation Of said entry the sa'd parties are here
DAY OF July. 1ss9 It 10 O'Clock In the fofenoon
TO respond and furnish testimony AL
legged abandonment. -i,As s-;,,;...
mayz.ews Il. 6. BVRBA u, 4sesives