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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


Before Commissioner Shields.
The Urtted states Us james III. Lyach.--The defend
ant, who was arrested yhree weeks ago
charged with an assault with feonious intent upon
the person or a sailor In the same vessel with him
self, going South, was yesterday brought up from
Ludlow street at MS own request. and gave bail IN
S. 900 To appear before the Grand Jury on the third
Monday In November.
Further Offences Against the Election Laws.
Before Commissioner Davenport.
The United States Us. Henry Trdu6.-The defendant
was yesterday arrested warrant charged with
having fraudulently registered himself as voter in
the Seventh district OF the Eleventh ward. He was
held In s. 600 TO await the action OF the Grand Jury
Attempting 10 Register IL Mnn Not Natural Iizod.
Morris W. Powers, a resident and reputed med
ding politician OF the Twentieth ward, was yester-
day arrested on Warrant, charged with attempting
TO induce Thomas ennedy TO register his name as
voter on Tuesday last, the said Thomas Kennedy not
being q naturalized citizen. From the evidence
adduced ny Kennedy II appeared that Powers met
him accidentally on Tuesday, and after some httlo
conversation asked him 10 take something 10 drink
with him. but instead OF taking him TO public house
they went to the registering place OF the Twenty st
district OF the Twentieth ward, where Powers
requested him to sign the register. Commissioner
Davenport held him IN $40 900 To await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Services To-Day.

Services To-day.
Rev. O. O. Foot breaches at botn services OF the
Church OF Christ.
Rev. G. II. Hspworth holds forth at the Church OF
the Messiah. t
Rev. A. Brown discourses at the Church Of the
Reformation. Nf
DIR. Wedekind cnlghtens the English Lutheran
Church OF st. James to-day.
Rev. j. w. Pratt speaks at the Forty second street
UniIed Presbyterian church. -Q. Il
Rev. NJ Richardson dilates at the New England
Congregational church. ,rn
Rev. w. B. Hayden expounds on swedenborg at
Stcinway Hall. n
DR.. Morgan pbnosophizes at ST. Tnomas' church .
John B. Cough temporlscs at tho Morning Star
Sunday school. .s rerFf ~*.e.+fjf :.
Rev. q. f. Lee explains "The Significance or the
RedeeDer's sacrncen before the Fifth Untyersalist
church. aa y
Rev. J. M. Pullman dwells on scriptural text OF
the Church OF our Saviour. Ks
The Youths MISSIONARY Association OF Spring
street church viii have cheerful time this even
ing.
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Mr.. Simeon koagland was the only Judge In the
above race the owners or the horses placing the
anair In his hands, knowing full well that his de
cislons would be impartial and tDat the best horse
would be sure to win.
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Father Henson and His Monks.
NEW YORK Nav 1e.

To TIRE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue Of to-day, among other news, Is the
notice Of Father Benson, Of Oxford leaving for this
country, accompanied with number OF "monksn
brothers ~ In one OF your editorials you say IA
Catholic priest is about to sail froW Oxford, :" &c
your subscribers that you have thus publicly given
to priest OF the Church Of England his proper title
hed e soua1 70 n 'Ias other might
who are priests OF one OF the branches OF the molly
Catholic Church,
The Editorial PuG ON Father Hscker.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
On last SUNDAY l was not little surprised TO
notice another OF these weak attempts to proveke
religious controversy in the columns OF the NEW
YORK HERALb. I thought the question mad ,opo
since been settled, and spirit OF Christian and
brstheriy love instituted In It's stead IL ia hig time
Nevertheless we are dosmeG to submit 70 per,edl
% cal agitatt9ns; The editorial pur' which .'sur-
hrses ,; g. a. mas nad more beneficial result
Catnoc readers the NEW YoaI HERALD the nn 3.
In his correspondence. J. q. ii. ia evidsntIv
one OF the .late arr1vals,H SUFFERING lion rom
s,o oissase ns;ns nS .csmsd church disestabshment
ignorant ol our glorious American Institutions en-
Ssne,ng SsSs svsy assc,pSn Of equality religious
NEW YORK HERALD, patronized by eyery Christian IAN
denomination even Ceestiasl and no liberal N ,ss
views en- religious subjects, should be made the
1,ean medium -, ior sne vague wanderings OF "preJu.
II. Is neither the mouthpiece nor charnn,on ~
Protestantism, he 10 now in the "NeW Worldn
ana must march with the age. IL such An intoier
ancc as that uttered corroded the minds of Amsr,
can Protestants religious communities might ween
Tor their future and our boasted institutions totrer
70 their fall. TO sum mp, mcthinKs tnis CORE.
spondenf from the Dismal Swamps'' is desirens er
ennndling little religious warfare OF his own, with
the egotlstlcai NEW 81 dragging his obscure name
ants. deem 1t imprudont and unnecessary m az
tempt to defend Church instituted by Christ him.
M Msen who win be always With it unto the end Of
time. ..@- PHILIP MCGURK,
900 Third avenue.
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To THE EDITOR OF rHg HERALD:-- ehpn
Many persons applying to the undersigned with
inquiries about the celebration OF divine service ac
cordg to the rites Of the Eastern Church. he feels IL
his duty 10 bring 70 the knowledge Of the public
that for the present public service will oe held,
or until the erection OF an orthodox Eastern Church
In New York. and that the provisional chapel estab
sned In his private residence Is exclusively devoted
Eastern Church actually IN New YORK.
N. BJERRING,
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Tho Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.-
Knowing tnat the HERALD always aims Mt
accuracy wish to make few corrections OF the
paragraph In MOP ~ paper 10 regara TO tho
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THE COURTS.

Decision Of Judge Blatchford In tho Suits
Arising Out Of the Norwalk Disastsr-AA
sault on the High seas-Fraudulent
Registration on Tuesday Last-A
Novel Divorce Suit Decisions in
Supreme Court, Chambers.
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PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS Nov. Snatch
81 ,000 mile heats. best three In ave, in harness.
II. Daniels named b. m. American Girl L
G. Champlin named br. g. Geo. Palmer
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LITERARY NOTCEs.

Cooley is doing oapitally in its for
tieth year. Like wine, it improves
with age. The April number brings TO-
the ladies treasure Of fashion plates,
patterns, recipes, stories, etc. No
wonder it is such a favorite. l.. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia.
The Printers Circular has been
much improved in appearance With tho
number beginning its fifth volume. To
printers tits a publication Of much in.
terest, R. 8. Mcuamiu, Philadelphia.
The Printing Gazette at Cleveland,
also signalizes the commencement Of its
fifth volume with number Of improve
n,ects. 1t is a readable monthly.
DEMoREsr's YOUNG AMER1oA.-
Young America will fnd in their favor.
lite periodical for April u tiue display Of
novelties and entertaining stories. This
number contains a 6ne chrome supple
msnt Of tho boboliuk.
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n ENU1NE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS. |

ENU1NE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS.
" SAMPLES SENT FREE TO FARMERS.
From 100 to $50 bushels grown to the
acre. Weighs from 40 to As pounds to the
bushel. This Oats has been grown on ev-
cry variety of soil, and in every State OF
tho Union, with the most perfect success.
The grain is gerry largo, plump and hand
some, has remarkable thin husk, and RI
pens earlier than the common varieties.
The straw is bright, clear, stout and not
liable to lodge, is perfectly clear Of rust,
and grows from to feet high. We have
both the White and Black Norway, both
the same price and equally productive.
We win send quart of the above Oais
TO any address post paid for $10O
Two quarts, post paid, 200
One peck, by express or freight, 800
Half bushel, 20 pounds, 600
One bushel, 40 pounds, 1000
CAUTION. We wish it distinctly under
stood that this is not light oats, weighing
% to 80 lbs. raised in New England and
sold under the name Of Norway, but I'M
ported seed, every bushel guaranteed to
weigh 40 tbs., or the money refunded.
Samples Of both kinds sent free for 8
ct. stamp: Also circulars and testimonials.
Address orders to N. P. BOYER & CO.,
27-3m Petersburg. Chester Co., Pa
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..THE BEST SEWING MACHINE,' -

.~. Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree, Shrub and Evergreen
Seeds, with directions for culture, pre-
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Agents wanted.
% Sorts Of either for $1.o0; prepaid BY
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4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, prepaid, for $l.00.
Conover's Colossal Asparssus, So per 100;
$25 per 1000, prepaid. New hardy, ever
blooming Japan Honeysuckls. so cts. each,
prepaid True Cape Cod Crasbsrry, or
upland or lowland culture, 81. 90 Per 100,
prepaid, with directions. Priced Catalogue
to any address, gratis; also trade list.
Seeds On Commission. 49, =. F''
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and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. BE-
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THOS. c. ALDEN,
= = Sheriff of SteaE1s Co., Minnesota
=. CULVER J. c. ELDRED, Mortgs~es.
Il W. Col1lSs Atty. -
Dated March ID A. d. 1870 msra-~

|. E1ECUTION sALE.rBY VIRTUE OF AN Exc.
~ cut0n, issued odt Of and under the seal Of the
district Court for the seventh Jadicial District OF
the state OF Minnesota, In and for the county OF
stearns; upon ajadgmeht, rendered and doeksted in
said Court and county on the second day Of March,
franklin sisson Was plaintiff, asd Ephrain Curtis
vas defendant in favor of said plaintiff and against
~sld Defendant, tor tn sum Of .eol0O which
said there j. actually due said sum Of
3eas 10 with interest thereon from and since the
dtion Of said judgment, to mo, the Sheriff Of said
tweatyshird day of March, 4. D. 1870 levy upon the
following described real estate situated in the county
OF etearns the property OF the sead De-
PENDANT, Ep:raim Curtis, to Wit: -
Lot T. in Buck II, and Lot II, in Block 9, and lot
a. one, in Bl,ck Is, aud strip feet wide OF tho
north side Of lot 2 lying next to lot in Block l3 Of
equal idh from front to rear OF said lot the
being the north feet of said lot T. all in Sc. Cloud
City according the plat and survey thereof made
Ly r. A. Curtis Esq., and recorded In the once of the
Register of Deeds Of said stearns county. Also 10,
g. in Block "E," in the Town OF St. Clud, according
the plat and survey thereof made by John L. VIII
and recorded in the Office OF said Register Of Deeds
except the north 20 feet Of said lot fronting 20 feet on
Washington Avenue and running back 20 the rear OF
said lot with equal sidth heretofore sold by said de-
PENDANT, Ephriam Curtis to one Joseph Coyote.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that will
arpurtenances thereunto belonging, tpublc auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. at the front door OF
the Court House, In the City Of St. Cond, in said
stcarrs county, on the l4rH DAY OF MAY, A. D.
1870 a. O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, to
satisfy the aforesaid execution and pay the amount
....t<s THOMAS G. ALDEN,
Sheriff Of stearns County MINI.
HAS & KERR, Attorneys for Plaintiff, l1=
Dated st. Cloud. Mimi, March p, 1870: ,mare4sw
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
EDITED BIZ PROPS. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL
AND Z. ". GRUNEY.


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The conductors Of the Review aim to
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The Examiner in each number Of 'sOld
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-, The New York Tribune think,
Geo. H. Thoma. j. likely to ,.m.in,
in the eyessef the nation, tho modal
soldier Of tho war" i
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| ~ THE Bent IN FA4lLI UbE;
| WILL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BlNn
Embroider beautifully: ~ WI! ~. ~
49, tnoao run tro9 peI1ec. WI nIoth AZ
aoEsS over the newest oeasss cos1 ~
Eli tn nocaanseoi neeoae. tnrseaI n rrn
s..;a. cse cotton; nnen. suk sno ~. .ch;ns
It forms fat even snd slsstc sssm. diderisg from
| every other stitch, each loop being TWISTED b!
means OF
THE ROTATING HOOK,
ana the twist into the goods, thus eeeo1e!
fastening every stitch, so that the seam Will oeet
Do cut at Andt that case
seam is warranted not 70 rip1n wear and Hndef ~
circumstances to survive the Washtuo. va, -voeE
out family gsrments boD0ms pants, drsssee,
boon submitted to Committees at fairs whses wac
have besn avssssS ~ snne1orty. paseSit1
A's'ecsy saa be:aty:. A.. ...,,,,,t, =, -.
mecfsn~ hs uevc9 Pao'onss va 1917. ~ %s.k.I
ara ~h. oH.s ~ ~ ~. ".v.S ~ a..
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The 0ee0lE cAnn01 4e SST VH03s
Thns oro;d:.o ...--".. ..s,tS. ..o.L..s.aL,.-.
Au"' "'olo'ne soeg'eas tsouoao OF osass naSolaes'
NO Breaking o1Nee4les.
The blade of the needle Il less than thrss o.
." t 1x. M IInS, s ~ a.., 't H'us
lnvons mav sd;n.t thsn 10 n ths - ~. T..
;: Of ;9y With No other o. Filler
a. Won want It. w wv ''s~' " ~-e'' ~
Il viii not drop stitcha. a. FL. s..a,. 8. .,v.,.
set right, the blsds short and straight, dos not Is
ora'e. IKE longer Ones They aro
Aa"'Voe'3rea 'e'm mathematical f'ss''ss".
n ~ nd IN "A
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s@ ~'v VICKs6 80
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1880.
The 1isst Milton Of Ono Hundred and Twenty
thousand copies Of vIOK'S illustrated Catalogue 0
Sseds and Floral Guide, 4 publkhsd and ready to
ssnd ont. It i elegantly painted ane tinted paper
with about 200 ans wood HpgFavinGs OF Flowers and
Vegetables and beautiful Nolofod Plate-consstiDg
of Seven varieties of Phlox Drunnondi, making fne
.Boquet of Phloxes.
II l. tho most beauhul ~ we'll ~ the most instruc
tvsl!osal Gulee pubshed, giving plain and thorough
directions for tho
CUltaFO~ a. RloWofS ana Vogot9blos.
Tho uoeal Guido 10 Published for the bssent of my
eussomeeu 70 whom It h sent free without applica-
ton, but wilt be forwarded to all who apply BY mail
for ten cents, which 10 not half the cost. Address,
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. r.
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PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS.
~vor,cv 1ANDoFr1cr

Nyor1CF.-U.s 8. LAND OFFICE,
N st. Cloud, Minn... March Q, 1870. %
Complaint having been entered at this once BY
Leonardus Rozen against George Pfaf for abandon.
ing his Declaratory Statement No. 24e0. dated
e.townshp 12e, range3l, in Stearns county, Mime.
sofa with view to the cancellation of said satry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear 1t this
Office on the 80 DAY OF MAY, 1870, 1T 10
O'Clock in the forenoon to .respOnd-an and furnish
testimony concerningsaid alleged abandonment.
- G. A. GILMAN, Register, -
marlo6ws TIC. MCCLURE. kecsixsf.v
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Tor ALL your PR1v11Na-so The:
L JOURNAL Office -.,,.s
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TVWHsk@-9S1sTty oVV 4 UDIS 71ss<W VI
80 49, kEhglisk and German. IT.
% Elegant Full Page Engravings. j.
ItEmbraces Forty Years Rsnoalections Of his Busy
Life as Aerchant, Manager, Banker. Lecturer, and
Snowman. No book published so acceptable to all
elasses Every one wants it, Agents average from 50
to 100 subscribers q week. . offer extra tarms.
and pay freight TO lie ct. illustrated Catalogue
and terms to Agents sent free. !. ,: BURR, eco.
! .'i -" Publishers, Hartford, Go,
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale q good
i farm of 100 acres, on henorth end Of
Maine Prairie about .,::. -
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST.; CLOUD.
Sixty acresare timber, the balance prai-
lie and meadow and the:whole enclosed
With . good fence ;thirtyscres ngunder
cultivation. Onthe premiseeisa 81. d,
GOOD: COMFORTABLE HOUSE
withstabiss. granary and storehouse two
good wells, neutrality-suspicious.. This
farmis directly ~. the main roadfrom st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be old
cheap. Inquire atthis Office or Of ~,
. . 80 J. s. DAM,
Onthe premises.
WANTED! -
EV'ERX LADY
10 know that she can geta. =
e .s e, .s &c! ca, a., wa.s.s
-, slioAt, Memorable and agreeable :.
- work. {" h x.% S'" 4''"'
EVERY, : YOUNG g MAN
ee 9; s s,@.2 Light SSs't ~ %%s
Days, work. q, If preierredl i!
"a 5000. A DAY; CASH!
z..p; TO either Man or Woman. as.. |
.a;.No oapaas req,sired. Not one cent tob az:
80. Invested. - IT,:
FL '-' 4 SURE THING,
And no risk whatever. Ono or two chances in
each town, according to siss Send for particulars ~
onca, and nAme two good references. Address
1880 sroDbARp PARKHuRsT, Il
no2o 4 Chicago.
.5E4t5 a.&,:!-' I
2I.16EATs MARK EFT.
EREsH Meat, Hans, Sausage and veg |
l. etebles Of all kinds, kept constantly on |
naRd, Shop IN st. Gsrmai n street
. ys'e~os.-~ - E4|:>.T eCHAS.. E4VEG. !
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:" In addition, The JOURNAL.
will contain its usual variety
Fof State and General News;
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
Among the regular CORES
pondents, already we'll known
to its readers, will be Mrs.
J. G. Swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vania; "Ion,"' in Kentucky;
and I'D. E. R.," in st. Louis.
In addition, the. present sys-
tenn Of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will Be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for THE JOURNAL the reputa.
ton it already enjoys Of being
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0LD APERs ssales, & j::.. Z
" AT TH1P oyrlC
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OTlCE-u. 8. LAND OFFlCE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, March II, 1870.
@ having been entered 1t this otiice IS Frank
yagainst David b. kerkpatrlck tor abaudoniur his
an ,s Entry No. !us5, dated April i, 1865,
IN stearns county Mimi, with view to the Cancel.
oh OF said entry the said parties are hersty sum
nv9so 70 appear 1T this offlce ON the I'M bar OF
49,. .oIv ~ vciockIn the forenoon, to respond
donment. 1N1 a''' seu sD"''
,,, c. A. GILMAN, Register.
mArlt.oWI 4. q. MCCLURE Receiver
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FURNITURE

: SPICER T. CARLISLE.
: Rooms on st. GermaiA ST., St. Cloud
opposite Catholic church. v12-n
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ii VtAEE'CU. 5. LAND OFFICE
complaint having been .n;epe s1s al II, 1870:
upon tue Entry No. dated April so iss
township l2s, rzSee 20 { e.. sw = section T.,
r s, Tue Generalization Of said entry ne v.r,
ss nsscy appear at lii oe. m tbs
noon to rasno. le5o At IL O'Clock In the tor..
saad alleged abandonment. .sons concerning
| n,,re4:ov, - Z. A. GILMAN, Register,
-o"a I. 9. AcCLUkE. RECEIVER
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y oiACE;-C: S. LAND OFFICE

n oI1cE:-U: S. LAND OFFICE.
~ st: Cloud, Mimi, Fe.,r,,:,r,
piant having been entered a, this d an lso
lis John Tor aba
loos, upon tho Y ne Il section n o2tea April Is
w. ", IN Aouonga!ia county. Ainueso,a ~,
she 'ii I'm hfFf HXf IT., ils
ociGck IN the afternoon to respond a ae.', at
'eS'nony concerning said alleged ana ninth
feb24-eH II r. sS1nnnNAN, Register
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&TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF sTEARNs
~ 81. Justices Court.
Levi B. silsby,
SUMMONS.

Robert Go1Iiday.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named De.
sndanI:
You are hereby summoned and REQUIRED to be and
sppear before the undersigned ons OF The justcse Of
the Peace IN and for said stsarns County. a. nv
once In the City Of st. Cloud in said stsarns county
Ut ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said day. to answer
me complaint OF Levi b. Silsby, in q civil action
al s IN my ONCE on the 1lth d.y Of January, A. D.
HAYES KERR, Attorneys tor pIaistin.
Dated at St. Cloud this 18th dry Of February A. D.
Ae'o fubX.&N
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N OIlCE.-u. 8. LAND UFFICE

Complaint having 1 BEE: n' an9 FEB II, 1870.
y nso. olsen against Randall ~ th,. Once
upen ts No. da.ed h.
no . 5su ssst'os i 'ssS
OF to appssr tbs o. PARTIES , are
to 1tsRaa IT, At eesS the 1l 's
said alleged abandonment: 'estliacr. sr1j nz
febA6ws II =; nIh;M,LAN, Register,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-31

NOT1CE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE
,om,,.;nt :: Cloud, Ainn., February q, 1870.
othv Deen entered At this ONCE by Tin
Homestead ste! Entry No. 4o4s, dated April iz:h. s,a
upon me NV eection n. township rs. r.uce ~ il.
a; county Mimi, with view to the cancsia,.n
" au me sad parties are hereby summvn.d
70 appear ut this ofhce On the l21R DAY OF ApRI1
.vd q. " O'Clock in the forenoon t. respond
aonmanr 'es''nooi1y concerning said alleged apan
,,sis.s =: A. GILMAN, Register,
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