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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-21

AOT1Ce.-U. D. LAND OFFICE, s,-.s3 c1r.-, >
IN st. Cloud, Allnn., Nay IL, 1870.
Complaint having bssa' sstsrsa 4 this oaics BY
James Wood against Noah Grant for Abandoning hi
OBSERVATORY Statement No. 7o2o, dated January II
ls1o. upon she ~ ?: MseK sv Il ssettea %
With 1isw 70 ths e.sosllssion q said ssarJ th1
ONCE on tho 7za DAY OF JULx, 1870, !. 10 O'Clock
cssning aaid allsgsdabeadosnat. .. a
..,,ss~,, & ds snEoas h:: :s:;;::;
NT0TI6E-U.1 I. LAID O1FlCI 81 5-ez; -
,., g. c s.s . ..a ~ :. & ~ e.,
bis Homestead Ensly No. loos, datsd April u 1895
upon We ne q section township ~. range IS, 10
cancellation entry the ead parties hereby
summoned u appear st this oMeS q the 27fn DAY
or JULY, 1870, st 10 o'clock "a ths forenoon 70 70
sPond .ndfo.nish testimony eSnesFo2s s.id alleged
= mayl9-8ws .,.4 .-. :. G.. MoCLUR1. Receiver.
NIO11CK-t. 8. LAND OFFICE
IN 81. Cloud, MINI, Nay H. le5o.. j. -
Complaint having -beans eniersd at this once BY
Decarstorv Statement No. $685. dassd sept Il. isvo
q, tovn.hp Isl, isnss 81. il Gs.s count. 2nnsse..
with view 70 the cancellation q said e.try: the
ones on The I'm DAx Or JULY, ls7o, & le, O'clock
In the forenoon 70 respond and furnish testtaony
concerning said alleged absudonnent. Etsr st3s;',
e G. A. GILMAN. Register,
may196wn e.7" Z. @. MCCLURE, Receiver.
NOTIC4.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE, q. 9 ,.--,.-g-- =
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, Nay II, 1870.
Complaint having been entered a. this Once by
Thimsn Rsstweet aeAinst Thomas Pstteson for
abandoning his aonsstsad Entry No. 4s12, dated
April =, 1858, upon thew ~ Y section II, town
ship Ia, range %, Ii Aippewx oousty Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of aid entry !: the
said parties arc hereby summoned 70 apPear q this
Office on the l2fA DAY or JULY, 1870, at 10 o'clock
In the forenoon and furnish testimony concerning
aid alleged abandonment. 20 ( ssY.r
G. 4. GILMAN, Register,
maylQ&Vl 4. G. MCCLURE. Receiver
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NOTICK.-U. 8. LAND OFFIeE

~ st. Cloud, Mimi, june ], 1870.
Complaint having been entered ss this Onics bv
Thomas Caucey against James strong for abandon
,ng hls Homestead Entry No. lO4s, dated April II,
!eeo, upon the sw section p. township rangesO
in Sesrns count ,kinnesota with view tote
ation OF said the parties ersby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 2HD DAY Or AUGUST
1917. at ~ o'clock in; the forenoon 10 respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged absu-
donment. GA. GILMAN, Register,
juOaZ-6Wy r, q. Ao(IuRE
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NOTICE-U. 8. LAND. OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, Mimi, June 9, 1870.
Complaint having been entered this oiceby Peder
Arussen against J. Nordin for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 6o96, dated July 49, 1869, upon
the 3<nsN section 80, township III range IS, in
Mononeala county, Mimi, with Q view to the
cancellation Of said entry; the satd parties are
hereby summoned to appear ut this Office ON the
2of1 DAY OE:JCLY, $40, 1t o'clock IN the alter
noon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
saidalleged abandonment. EEst-- -
june16.6wl T. @. MCCLURE, Receiver
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Junel66ws 7. C.<AcCLUkE it...,x.r
~ VTICE-U. 5. LANU VfflCE,

~ st. Cloud, Minn., May u, 1870.
complaint having been entered At ehis Office Lv
oren Torkelson against knad Tor eson Tor xtaudon
ny ms Homestea1 Entry No. 69O dated Judy le 1857
upon the ne n NV sw II nwA and lott section q
township ~, range 30, III Srexrns County,
minnesota, with view to the CANCELLATION OF sala
entry: the said parties are hereby suinmoned "
eppear at this Gfice on the 10TH DAY Or JULY.
1edU q 10 o'clock in the forenoon 10 respond ana
FURNISH testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. g. A. GILMAN Kevisr.r
| jnne26wl e.! +. C. McCLUkk. Ksee,v.r
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NUTICE-U.S 8. LAND OFFICE, 7','' = ~ =
t1N {; 49,. st. Cloud, Mimi, May s, 1870. o.
Complaint having been entered ct this Office by
Adam Umbrecht against Thos Lewcock for abandoning
biz Homestead Entry No. 1912, dated April II,
range 80, IN Stearns county, Minnesota, with
. view to tho cancellation OF said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear 1T thi
1 once on the 2era DAY OF JUNE 1870, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish
'sstimonyconcerninE ssid alleged abandonment. :
may1o.sv,ts7 ~. O. TcOtURi. Rsesiv.r.
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NOTICE.-U.S 8. LAND OFFICE,
I'M --...-.- Nla,ad Anil % o.

IN st Cloud, April %, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
C1adius D. Wood against for abandon.
ins his Homestead Entry No. 1862, dated November
l, 1se5, upon the sw II section Ii, township 12s range
as, in Todd county. MINIS sofa. with Wow to the
Of said entry: tho said partics here
by summoned to appear at this office on the 1sr DAY
or JULY, 1870 at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon to re-
pond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. G. A. GILMAN, Register,
mayl9.8wl G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
SNOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, MIMI, June Is, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thor. j. Slough against Jacob .KOhr for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 1925 dated April IL 1866,
upon sectioa township l26 range go in stearns
county Minnesota with view to the cancellation Of
nd entry: the slid parties are hereby summoned TO
q 10 o'clock IN the forenoon to respond and furnish
ttsstimopy concerning raid alleged Abandonment.
G. A.;GlL3dAN, Register, Il
# juns16 6ws I. G. MCCLURE. Receiver
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NIorIo1-u:1. L1NDo1H1cE.

N10601-U.y. LAND06RICR..
p Cload, MINI, June 10. 1870.
. Complaint. having been entered ct this ONCE BY
0Iaas n Rodal Against M:cksi aiicksIson for aban-
donnG his DeclAratory Statement No .3Sl3 dated July
10, 1869: upon the sw II section n, township Ii,
range 40, In Chippewa county, Minnesota, With
Hew 10 the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appesr q this Office
on the 30rH DAY OF JULY, 1870, 1T 10 o'clock
In the forenoon TO respond and furnish testimony
corning saidalieged abandonment.
~''s#s g. A. GILMAN, Register,
june166w* T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
NOTICE.; $; LAND OFFICE, -,
N st. Cloud, Mimi, June Is, 1870.
compliant having been at this office Isaiah
I5lbitt against Edward D. kobie Tor abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 6l72. dated June u, lo66, upor
VI nel sectionl s, township Ii range q, In Noion
gsscoanty, Minnesota with syisv
o. ssid enssy: tbs said parties hereby suMmoed
t0appeaS % this olkce on tie 3O1R DAY or AUGUST
70 O'clock IN ths 1orsnoon 10 IespnA and tur.
Nth t1nony concssntaE sssd. siisgsa sssssnAs.t
81 st<ssSEsssLs p 4 ( C.AsAIlAAN, RaGistSe.
funo2S-6Wf 4. @, AcCLUkE keceiyer
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8. LAND ofYICE.

O1lck-g; 3 .. LAMP S 9rS1Gs, 10 ,s7o
Complaint having besn entered &C tbs ONCE BY Isaiah
IFibts sEainst J. winthrop Taylor for abandoning his
Homestead kntyy No. 5l7l dated June r. 1865 upon
~ ne secdon 1s, township l2l, rangess, in lolon-
gaia county, Ainnss0ts, witn view the csucea-
ton Of said entry the said parties hereby eu,-
moDed to appear atfhis Office the oOrA DAY or A.
GUST, 1917, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, respond
and furnish testimony concerning sad alleged
donnent 44eEEZ-.z-,
&C. A. GILLIAN, Register.
JuneZS-6Ti TIC. McCLUKE, Receiver.
NoTlcE.-U. .. LAND OFFICE, .
~ H,. Cloud, Nina. Juns II, lo5y.
NiaHl,p having Leon entered ct tilis Office by
1sssnas Dram aEauist the heirs OF BENJAMIN Sily r
asSease1 ior abandoning his HomesteAd Entry No.
section os'eu ,o 10y l.tn, 1866. upon tbs .sv Il
s.;a A:nnesots, With view the caneell.tioa Of
eaaa ~. tne said PARTIES are hereby summoned ~
SPpear AZ this Office on the Ara Da / OF AUGUST
iev az ~ O'Clock III the forenoon ,ores opd nd fun
nlsn testimony Concerning said alleged abandonment
| q: A: GILMAN, Register,
-g0ne10-0Wy 7. e. MCCLURE, iieceIver
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NJ VTlCk.-U. s. LAND UffICE. :.

~ st. Cloud, Minn., May 81, 1870.
having beeu entered 1t this Office by John
thompson against James McL4auguIin for ab.u
coming o1a hs Homestead Entry NO. lss7, dated May
Ao1n, Aooo, upon the n sw II section z, aud
n NV n section II, township lz2, range IS in
AonongaiiA County, Minnesots with = view to IL.
ofsaid entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned 70 lsPPear At this Office "a the Zlsr DAY
VI JULY, 1slV, at IL O'clock in the forenoon
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
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NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

NJOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Ainn., May 10, 1870.
VomPlanthaving been entered at this Office BY Nicho-
las Thes against John H. Upham for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 142S. dated May 18th, lSe5,
upon the no II section rs. township 49, range 80 in
Stearns county. Minn with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
70 appear at this o1lice on the 6TR DAY or JULY
1S70, st 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to respond
ana furnish testimony concerning said alleged sban
Comment. G. A. GILMAN, Register,
. mAyl9'oWI T. y. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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NJ OTICk-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

~ s. Cloud, Mlnn., June I, is70.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Johh Zeches against David b. Kirkpatrick for stan
doning bus Homestead Entry No. 1885 dated April u
iSos, upon the ~ section rs township LIZ, r.nsss0
stion otsaid entry the said parties are hereby sum-
muoed to appear At this ONCE the 271H BAY OF
july 1870 At 10 O'Clock in the FORENOON TO respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
d0nment. ,--.r t..s~.
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-. y. A. 011z0AN, heRI3tef.
Jone|oWt Il: 7. q. 4CCLUkE Receiver

~ st. Cloud, Ainn., June 10, 1870.
Complaint having been entered At this office by
David L. Payne against John Hahn for aban-
doning his Homestead. Entry No. LII, dated
APri! 18th, 1855, upon theme u section 10, town
ehiP 16 range ~, In etearns county Minnesota With
ties are hereby sunmo.ed to appear as this Office
the S0fa DAY OF JULY, 1870, ct 10 O'Clock in the
ing said alleged abandonment.
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@tlmasea nle Wlulngness to favor liber-
q appropriation for the building here
il progress. Accordingly another bill
49, introduced onlytwo days before the
ohse Of the session, appropriating $780,
600 for The completion Of this edifce.
e prohibited the Board from erecting
a'building which should cost the State
moro then the sum appropriated up 70
the date Of its passage. This was EN-.
barrassiDg in the extreme. The plans
had been approved By the Board and by
: - number Of the most intelligent
:cidssp6 g the State. The architect
haA -. enumerated for them. Near
j. 91Q, 600 hid been expended upon
IN bsildipg. The city Of Winopa,
VI Shol$ hearted liberality, had do.
4 square Of ground aud vacated !
vt for the purpose Of completing !. .
itabe site on eo.dit;os tsat Ase MA.
- adopted ahosla b carried out. The
only M q fsstasiye xas to 90 forward in
The 1aes IS this restrictive and er nos,
7ucO legislation o. To- throw sway ali
that had boon expended, violate the
1snpaet With tie city authorities, 20 10
f1ia II nance 0f nranar;;nn nav ,,l...
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AIOTICE.-U.s 8. LAND OFFICE, .u-.,,,-
~ 'sz'' St. Cloud, Num-, June e, 1870.
COMPLIANT having been entered 1t this BY John
Peterson against the heirs of Hans Christoderssn for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. E22. datsd
NJ q lss sseS H. esn e: and
in stsarns county, MINI, With view to tAs cancel
lation of said entry: the said parties arc hereby
or AUGUST, 1870, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon to
respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleg
Cd Abandonment. e3..3 ...-.gZ.. is.
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SEWING MACHINES /

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The CITY Amusemenfs.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music this evening Mad anne
ton of Charlotte Brontss Celebrated novel
AT THE CHEsNUT Frank Drew will repeat his per-
sonation Of Monsieur Jacques" and "O'Bren" in
The Irish E1ligrdnt this evening.
ATTHE ARCH Sheridan'5 comedy OF The School for
Scandal will be performed this evening.
AT THB WALNUT Mr.. j, s. Clarke will appear this
evening Young GoslDg" in F01 and Goose, and
as "Henry Dove" in Married Life.
will execute some wonderful feats this evening
AT DUPREZ & BENEDICTS OPERA HOUSE an una
sually attractive programme OF mnstrelsy will be
other interesting features, a grand finale entitled
From Ocean to Ocean, descriptive OF the summer tour
Of the troupe and their marvellous adventures
among the savages.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE soirce
d'EthiOpique viii. be given this evening.
AT THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE a variety of
entertaining features are announced for this even
MIR. CARL WoLFsoHN will give his first matinee
OF the season on Friday next, in the Foyer OF the
Academy of Music, when programme will be pre-
sented which will incllde selections from the works
of Bargel, Chopin, WolfsOhn, Gouschalk, and
Tausig. Mr.. Wolfsohn will assisted at this and
the other matinees Of his series by Mrs. Sauvatn, a
singer OF superior culture and abilities, bg Mr.. Ru-
dolph HenDjg, the celebrated viooncelist, and by
pbia violinist Mr.. Wois0hn has done more than
any other musician to cultivate taste for classical
music In Philadelphia, and his matinees are occa-
sons OF the highest enjoyment 10 lovers OF the best
musical compositions The programme arranged
for the present season presents many interesting
novelties which win make the mstnees unusually
attractive.
THK ENGLISH OPRRA-The only opera company
now before the public is the combination which will
appear at the Academy OF Music on Monday next,
and which consists OF most of the principal members
of the two troupes OF the last The artists in
this company well known to tae public and their
ability to represent in excellent style the various
works that are announced Tor the season of twelve
nights and two matnees cannot be doubted AS
our only certain prospects for opera this winter
those which this troupe presents their performances
ought to attract large ana fashionable audiences.
The repertoire for next week will he as follows: -
on Monday, II TFoUatOTs; on Tuesday, Tas 8ohsBiaR
Girl; on "Wednesday, The HuguelOts; on Thursday,
DinOTGh, for the first time in English
on Friday, Matha; on Saturday afterno m,
Fra DiGUOlO; and on Saturday evening, OberOa. The
price of season tickets for the entire series OF
of sl6 and their sale will take place to-day and to-
morrow at the box office OF the A Sademy of
Music. The sale OF single seats will commence on
Thursday at the Academy and at the music
store OF +, A. North Co., No 1926 Chestnut street.
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l6,slb 14,s67 1882 14,O65 14,74s 14.46


Grants majority, 194s; Crawford DENY over
Woods (Rep6 69oG; over Wilson (Rep), 6S3; Petriken
(Dem) over Woods, 625 over Wilson, 4O2.
Thus, by the persistent efforts of Mr..
Cameron to force his reelection two years
hence against an overwhelming public senti-
ment, three Republican Senators have been
sacrificed, and the majorities against them
are decisive. Instead of one maj ority in the
Senate, the Republicans should and could
have had Se0ef, but for the determination of
Cameron to defy the convictions and wishes
of every honest man in the party, in order to
repeat the shame of his election to the first
legislative tribunal of the nation. Messrs.
johnson, Woods, aud Wilson have been dis
carded by the people by large majorities
because it became necessary to teach
the lesson that the Republican
party means to arrest the sale of its highest
honors to the meanest of its camp followers.
If the lesson of 1870 shall be Intellectual, it
will be repeated with increased emphasis in
1871, and if that shall fail the election of
1872 will end Republicsnism, and history
will preserve the blistering record that the
greatest and noblest party that ever triumphed
in Pennsylvania was sacrificed to the unscru-
pulous and grovelling ambition of one who
was eminent only as a trickster and plum
derer.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Madame seebach as "Ma

Madame 6eebach E'hIury Stuart.r
The utter unftness OF the Academy Of Music for
dramatic performances, except those OF a purely
spectacular character, has been demonstrated so
often that it is wonderful managers and artists will
risk money and reputation by going there. OF the
many sufferers by the vastness OF the Aca-
DENY, Madame Marie Seebach, who appeared
there last evening as "Mary Stuart" may be re-
garded the chief, unless, indeed, Mrs. Lander is
entitled TO share the distinction with her. Mr.. For
rest, Miss Cushman, Madame Rstori, and Mile
Janauscnek are actors OF such power and breadth
OF style that they can act with effect even in the
Academy, but any one who has seen them in thea
tres OF reasonable size can appreciate
how much even they lose by going there In the case
of such an actress as Madame Seebach, whose style
is marked by delicacy and grace rather than by
boldness and vigOr, 1t is only the possessors OF
powerful opera-glasses who are able to form an ap-
proximate judgment OF her merits. Madame See
bach, by her performance Of the heroine OF Schiers
poetical tragedy last evening, amply demonstrated
that her high reputation is We'll deserved, aud that
she is undsputably actress OF the first rank and
all OF her auditors must have wished that she had
been afforded an opportunity 70 display her abilities
in theatre where she could do herself full justice.
AS it was, she achieved brilliant artistic success
and the audience fully made up in enthusiasm what
it lacked in numbers.
Schillers Mary Stuart a poem is entitled to
nothing but praise lt does not fulhl the conditions
OF an acting tragedy, however If we Judge it by the
best English standards and the long explanatory
dialogues and the want OF movement make it an
exceedingly diflcult piece TO represent in such
manner that II will not grow tiresome. In one
scene only, where the poet in violation of the facts
of history, contriyes a meeting between the
rival queens and engages them Ia what we
must not be considered as irreyerent in calling
grand scodng match, is any regard shown for that
imPl rtant element OF dramatic art which We de-
nominate stage effect, and throughout the rest OF
the play the unfortunate Queen OF Scots appears
passive sufferer. From the peculiar
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ITO PUBLISHERS WANTED, BYiA SINGLE
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AFTER WAR, PEsTmENoE, AND TNrEMPgRASCE
Colds lead to the greatest destruction OF human life
mainly because Cold is too often considered very
ordinary triniDg affair, just well left to 60 1t
came, and hence Systematically neglected, until
simple durable affection is converted into serious
and generally fatal Pulmonary disease. The more
prudent aware that violent Cough or Cold should
never be triied with, but, on the contrary taken
care OF from its incipiency, promptly make use OF
Dr.. Jaynes Expectorant, curative which has sus-
tanned its reputation for over thirty years as
remedy always effcacious, ana sure TO exert a most
beneficial Influence on all the Bronchial and Pull
monary organs Sold by all Druggists.
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MIR. Frank Drew ut the Chesnut.

Mr.. Frank Drew appeared last evening at the
Chestnut to a large audience, and received most
cordial welcome on his return to Philadelphia after
an absence Of four years, during which time he has
been making the tour OF the globe. The parts of
"O'Brien" in The Iish Enligrant and "Monsieur
Jacques" gave Mr.. Drew excellent opportunities
to display the chief characteristics of his style,
which have not changed essentially during his ab-
sence. His "Monsieur jacques" is now, as it
always was, one OF his most pleasing performances,
and as an artistic piece of eccentric comedy it is in
every way worthy Of the hearty applause that it
ceived last evening. AS "o'Brlen" in The Irish
EInigrant Mr.. Drew is not equal te some other
actors whose representations of the part is indebly
impressed upon the memories Of our playgoers, but
Il is nevertheless performance of much merit and
combines pathos with humor in a manner that fire.
auently calls to mind the fine comedian for whom
the play was originally written.