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The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
FIRST And HIGHEST PREMIUM

at each and every public Fair since 1867, Uhe
year it was completely, where any premium at
al has been given or where its strong points
have been really exhibited.
There is difference! All the Premiums that
the WEED Sewing Machine Company claim
from the
First and Highest Premium at the
Great Worlds Fair at Paris,
1867, up to the present time (sec small circulars)
are each and every one GENUINE Awards. or
we will forfeit $500 for each and every false
claim Other Sewing Machines have had their
Premiums but how many OF them in the last
two years?
There is difference Says the sTrue Chroni-
forward in good time and strikes exactly the
right mark" Also, the editor OF the "Independ-
cnt' says" "such Sewing Machine as the
WEED-the New F. Eve have never seem"
Thus the New WEED Sewing Machine is the
SIMPLEST AND STRONGEST,
the Last, and we believe in modern mproveme mt
we may add the BEST Sewing Machine made as
yet 1t is the best Family Sewing Machine; il
is the best Boot, Tailor, Saddlcr's Sewing Ma
chine; it is the most successful Sewing Machine
tor already its name is a household word in both
Europe and America and is rapidly taking the
place OF all Others Its immense central manu-
fac tory is in Hartford, Connecticut
Gs- Agents in all the principal cities in the
world.
$. .E. HOAR.
General Agent for this Coast, No 329 Kearney
St, San Francisco.
Price, from s65 to $500.
April 23. Sm
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
BOR N .
DIED.
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
F or S ale,

A HOUSE AND LOT IN AUBURN III
II The house has FIVE ROOMS. a kitch IL
en- also good passage through the center of the
house; good cellar and fine WELL OF WA
TER at the door. The Lot is large and planted
in irait trees For further particulars apply 10
J. r. GWYNN.
Next door to the HERALD Office, Auburn.
nn23 3W.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
EDUCATIONAL.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, THE OFFICE
~ OF Superintendent of Public Instruction will
be in Rocklin; but for the convenience of the
pubic will be in Auburn on each Saturday.
prepared to transact all legitimlte official busi-
ness. JOHN T. KINKADE
superintendent OF Public Instruction for Pla-
Ger county. [mria.Im.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
JAM ES WALSH,
N NOTlCE. .

WILLIAM KRYSHER is MY AUTHORIZE
w ed COLLECTOR. All bills will be made
payable TO him, as he will receipt the same.
1elZ'lm. DR.. Z ID. HARRIS,
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
WEED Sewing Machines.

First-1her New "FAMILY FAvoRITE " Second
Their New, Light and Noseless Manufacture
ers' Sewing Machine. Thirdly Their immense
heavy Manufacturers Favoritc.' The three
together combining the advantages of all others
up TO the present time. being the BEST
made and doing the best work. has received
throug ghout Europe, the States, and upon this
COast. the
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
NJ. HCUS e
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE.
~ District Attorney Of Placer County will when
ever requested and when not 9th herwise officially
engaged. attend, either in person or by his duly
appointed Deputy to the trial of all actions.
wherein The People are interested in any Jus
tlce Court within the County; and Justices of
the Pence are notified that no other persons are
authorized by law to appear as attorneys on be-
half Of The People in such cases.
HENRY II. FELLOWS,
District Attorney.
Auburn March 23d 1870. mar26-4t.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23

Pnno's letter came to hand after We had gone
10 press.
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23
NEW WEED
GEWlNc EVaACHINEs.
"THE LATEST AND BEST"

The following is the smile of the Medal
awarded TO the WEED Sewing Machines at the
Paris Exposition
The Placer herald., 1870-04-23

The WEED SEWING NJ CHINE COMPANY |
have now completed their Three Standard Sly es
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-04
III.

248 Graves & McClusky j.
252 Guillume c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
a GREAT i CURIOSITY.
Amilk ThiGs Snake with q horn In
its taiI-A West Virginia ,PrOdHe-i
afnn
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can assign 2 c ,slS I: 49, ~
species LIS q 9, SOlSt LEpi ~
head % tai, With the exception o. ~ =,
9FgGn seteStsa ~ q. ~ "a i 800 80,
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more tlan T.o lot1 Al.IinS ~ J,
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up in!lhe light q ithetsli9 ltEle 1iIgat snanes
through j. precisely aSJInelGpqs 4ngefs
q ne HaAa etet1. w !, ~ l.A
lamp or . Jet osi Ssia.l j9lb us =
70 me rSce ~ IcsOtsslg nteLs'IENs
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was e1niOlang y, Ae nAgsj ~ y v
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ment 2 yoAls Nay p j. oI1l!R
and ga no9 9lssloser ~ tllul VIZ;
70 = lew leek q 1l.9]:L e guy =! 20 sp4tGsa
neg l!latStle y -, y le stlL4 4
which Y layArty staElleg ~ anEY z SO :1
Den pql55ss Is 1glqs ~ teAS t9e'
d9St9T iNls4a n fe!!SSels sell9eallh 81 y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

ruE LeeiSIatureoG DelaWara.justt elect
ri. has % cboose q UniIsd, ssSte 8 Rator
10 place OF the HOp. wnE4ED sA AUS
BvRY, Democrat. whose Term expires On
,he Ali u March next Assthe Legisla-
lure Is unanimously Denoetatie, = sera-
trof that persuasion will be chosen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

rug Weston Dsmoerat tavoTs Apn'
Cl,As. s. LEWIS, Of HArriAOo, 0s; speaks'
IN. ne1t Hose Of Dslsgtess MI
LEWIS Is probably the Bet 1.alihed Dem g
,nnst in the House Tor the position named
unless il be Nj. ERl6psoE, q cl'abell. and
woai,l preside via more grace than ne (,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

TaE Weston DsSoefat says il has nov ,:
in lis ID don the lettef said 70 h4a1e
l,een.1Tilte,lby Gov, SrEyESsos Q h l.es:.
CGN sl;i en- d Ba4tOA on the sahtaet.
Of registration. Nov. Alr. Dsnnsr1!. y
the Ieuet compromises Gov, sTESENSON'
a. ,.,,cI, as YOU would have your readers
believe, wbY don't you publish IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

THE Raj E.tas Rtgatsr Is the title ofa
paper Published al 1Iartinsburg By Hon.
], H:..RE1s1uE; nazsnis Treasurer.
II contains ala1se list Of shsnandoan Val
lev real estate Tor sale, and would interest
those seeking inyetPenss Il ,l4a Feg'on-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1870.

Tug CIbell County, Pres dominates
oxEY.JoHSsoS. Esq, Senator for The Pay.
kerburg District tor President Of the nexi
Senate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

AtR ". P. WILEY. son Of the set 7
Tor. was thrOWnfro4aa ;ldshtsnO45 hare
al MorEantown, Friday evening, (Sth)
His head struck a lArgei stick of timber
apdbis forehead was bruised and cut in a
lrightfal way. The blood ran freely from g
his head aad mouth, AID be was uHcon;
scious, Ia some timsaiEer the shock =i1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

a CHICAGO letter says in the recent.
Congressional contest in that city Long
john: HESTwoEru expended $40. 900 tApd
wss then leteatedJ FAKwE11ss The sue
cessful candidate spent 5000 to'o6tatn
lie nomination, andthe FARwELL broth
ers from $4,000 to $4,000 to carry the
election 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
RepablIe1a a. o 81

EtPeotls1l :, ~ 1919. -: NJ.
IN ms Es.!s3 ~ - ttsSS ~ M 5,
AEkGnss 81 = ~ E., ~
PoDllCS4LN ~ UIT GsESo 49,, "A Sr;Ssonri
dates "a L1e. .lI.S,.oS. w. No.. corntel
EeEg eleL @ 4 y, -, .yV 1870, 49, from
IS hspa9t -; ~ nSSs5 mi.
NEW 1o rs r. M M
had eafFieslt7 t2s Il ~
Yionsl 9qnfi51tf1 y US sIs :.iai
THIS staiemspt p g s, H lt9s
and lfe paEe aCoo ~ =: ~
rect tlle FetqtFlSY - S9e Ny ts!es y -
allowing qne tEpaolls3tls 81 = it', ~
BEN and Inc Inc Dem ,ip ISL ~ AZ! Is
compIexlon 81 S9e 4tll99lsi 9s a
yet In d9a3t n4Ss ~ ~
compnta ssv9 ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

HoN. CHARLES ]. FGULKNER is loon-
ing up in The eastern pan Ol1he State. as
Tie coming man ior UniEed States sena-
Tor. Whatever any one may think Of Mr.
FAu1xEzR's political recOrd, or present
views, there y M. question thai in POM
OF ability, edUcstionf experience, and the
graces OF personal qualities and culture,
Nj. PAuLxSER Is without peer in The
Demoeratic party.oG the STATE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

upon its tail + fts distinguishing feature,
and eRectnally removes Il from classitca-
ton with any hOWR epeGiS Of the 4eIpent
hmily. Y Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

"A SINGULAR Acc1DRNr-Mr, D.. y.
KEE,uErt shEi Z of Jackson county, starr.
ell for NOundsYiitle % die steamer Emma
Graham last Monday night, having in
charge = prisoner named SHAVER for
Iodgmedtfn the Pepftenttasy. Both &C;
cupisd, one stats,roon. saAKFER in. Tie
upper hesth and NJ. KE;ilHiEr inths laHElsr:
When near ParketSburg the upper berth
with ia occupapt iell On Nr.sKKEYET,
who vas asleep ana bruised him severe
" that he IaS Since bsea scarcely able to
rise from his bed. HetWas 50 seriously
injured rs to be obliged to return home
and t6s PIT Gner.was fQrVarded incharge
Of other persons. Before going to sleep
SHAYrER remarked to 1Ir. KEESET the
possibility 81 tbe upper berth breaking
-ssnsAGlst =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

TIN KansHhsi GbNriT making prom.
is hrihe Democratic party .says 80 i
@No element Of prescription VIII be
found In ft1p6tiCy; no class VIII an y. ~
ceiVe equal and exact instiea atits hands;
but iftEOFgEnment can be made impartial
and liberty universal, then under It's behe+
fcent administration ,t.esHg RldN will
10 safety beneath his own vine, that WHICH
lie hath planted, and sing the merry
songs Of peace toGll bis peighbpFs.n u
This Is al yesy Mel Il Win be nncb
better when it Is proven byplactice. Thus
tar the Denecratie party Of This State has
given no kind Of issuance that it would
not prescribe the coIored people II
It could, no assurance that that class
may expect @equsl and exact justice at rs
hands. :, no assurance that II ytll make
government impartiafsnd liberty univer-
saLss Tie whole campaign pecenllycloSs
ed xss.tOpgb6 clt Tie delaEatipps made
and DIE platform written blythe editor Of
tue Courier that this government was rex-
clusively FOR Wits men; thai the coIored
poo,ls = ~. ~ ~ -. - go, = ~
1Insn'p NAV, Tpy ooS W. !SS y -. ~
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I r,o1dS,S, 6s.,s 4 recorDi +s -. ' AZ
llSation ot5,he s.sta to respect the X m,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

% M Y Asve@9sltb 1ssQ..a $50. d!
+ 10 ,I;H N LADBSt LIST.g 9hr I'd I.,t! j
r8oyps lilIIeg ' it,gs.; LIlley MattEei g3r,s
B0,{fdfih' Emma y I;eS BliIl
B11irlIlEfha sui EuGAtehAIh1I0H suiI53a
Corkor8n EiRa Mum Matilda
ON HlifDzFy.ygT lli;s NI1puEflnguGysD!5 u.
/ CoIl ,1IIs,- a. ,,.,dT, MaxEqlMIntY Yr,7s 3
Coffin Kitty NY1a6I Nay, go,
1rSs1lT NJ; N gttTPifE151 81 NOD NJ
Glass E99ls4i 10 tiaTS9ifsSlt A1[Fy2 PSI +. :
b f1SSs f 49, d 4 iSS zefiiS 80 AZ;
davenport c IEEsiT III oItt1tA art CiE6lll6 .il4'u
Ror4 Li1is I ,r.xh . RfyRSPd FF94rifnT a
Grant Matilda saVkaGAtine Ablhh
HAYS Lizzie .gWillt4ms Anp9
Heller N0kgie HItEfS Margaret
Kel0FE aIi,- WAgEnsf MHIaret,H
KPhi 7 9 orxrlEaii:;;sBa Ut trsr.. q. sae'3 !,
gsIe4sndFY CstI 49, Lax Gus * ' 70
Arehey J0~ph Moore Thos
2sE994 4fnsSs1 ,uE3tfEs 3 pSS1 IsInigi >
fiFah 8 WtllISaqiTss 1RF4 Eif srA 'tT
arSnn'J Il Morgan DaRId aSssr7T
HaIi John q - -NeNGmIe AIlea.
FGnRpp JimPE ~ tDioh9aiLsVi 1870 slt.i
BAH IsEis az, .,It DtheJaROA a.i:,a $40
HtIGtti Noa6C 0shom13eoA. 4.
Bark NO 5 Pe4tleord 3GmeSL
Burbank y 4ssuu M Pin ElI4hJSQ 4
HuhSon William Phleeger Wm
Cl8aat BjO3hi1 !Edi PS4nSH Michael
Cl4EktQ VI, 9tEsI3 sdi P[iRon a " q IA itg
Gheesna! IaHAss ~ RelPa Gee.c5 Il 4aa
Clemens {imesR RttteF Henry
CEilEN A9aSI9 - .IRO6l6e619am0s li'i r.
1iEkeaHenFy 4, ff,su R0geE9 sJ6hRlJ d. sE4
naSn 8 Jane ERSSSsESs 5 Is9t99A' yE7lti
RSJI toSS - -: Il ERA SIR
PEatorHfptfBsy1 az; Sf0RgStE RtHing9
GtllhSple Z Ia.,1T Shin1; HlttAm 5tanLas
n GIa IN III Se66@rIS TTJJ hszoIs
GrSItR6bsFt,G li.l' Sts1SlF gohuj liiW 10
HetmheGgss tYsjs ! set4qI4I Gi1,.v d9J
Hunter Walker JpTthg 9al1fSts
Hanson Lewis Sp4npdEE ghaFlfe, ~.
HautH Ja1DHi q zili Sh1ttenyLA lffed. +.i
Harper Jesse ShepenS JQseRho q. /.
Henderson John SlpdlinReE IAeob, ,sr,
HYdihgef joseph 70. SEt4aef kfE4etiek II
HeSlHFHHmeBi SsJE 'Saftuts ~ 1lliAuIOt !Ilf
Haymond Alpheus cSehlfl!4j R4piel7 uiai
HSnIngton G Ta66S Elijah y
HalGSCCnIiE b9R9I fOA1tf J1EodE pio
HnSlRo nGTtd IA hiiTVRaatR0be NgdJ no
HSlet George - &4 $s lc 9s IN snc1dT
Johnston SIY y,.1 Whlttingh1m James
LneSS Dan1 D Waltz Peter q.
Iftt3H7R ATEillIs 20 1HD5Fl' rlii375 i-.'s
-, ---'.f. a., urI-RAVYTTN0 p n b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
7i3iSEl 60Tl IRGooTl'

= Rasliaa 1essber PreoeryatIve ami
Dressing, .pRRts .APflls n
ers hem Ioli d q 81 IA
46JEELL : nc
II - = 4 s-s HhGstlnP. 4. W.
And KBPN y . Stake,
+.-l0l9 eEiaGegoEt. 0Alo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

~ Fitting lMl,SlIRR3IIs 1EssAl \ 9g
~, lof YoanG As .at go seflal Eyils. and he
prep impgo Pristy q SettllE MAgFlsd, Nith
tG,a4itaEy hGlR fpr those Fo "a Enattsa far mat
S.9ggial h4PPlness, SEPT Zee A. peAlsd eRtVl,
i1OpssB adEss., HOW ARD Assspt1ATEoSs Boz
{, |PhLSy Pa.i i,s;1u1tsdo itsRiFd&Eiq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
EHE lLATEsrn ASH eHoIQEs!EE.' 81. !

4 4dk ii!AA.A4s4!E79L ran lEIltAiAo4lSaE T.
sRA MossgFARtNEI sGldao u W. w sHs i,
~ FD61ertS: iDp e INT iha diIiEy
COTS SPARKLING GBLATRER-An old d.
VOEitO Nth thG ladies for JellleE-
bright, clear md beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY WLNE-IpSt tho article
:, tOIlsa WttA oC6kaGl 0elltine- of Tieh
and Luscious GSIpk! ~, 1aI'
BAKBRS COC0A-W8TFItIbedPH foI & peliei61s
ilEHI1i ana nnaEIti6GS O6T6IitO.i hM - sgr
HECKERS RARIEA-RFep iro6 OapeeiAliY for
inVGlIds and children.
ANGUsTURA B u ES9uI r. 1 s5ds1s
health. 49,
WINE OF PEPSIN-The most perfect remedy
: N6F ltld4t tI66 kna disbtpSiA.
CORN STARCH adlnss Glf CdSiAFds.
IA IoGA7A eplendlt dessert either alone o.
viii Berries. ,,,i,,,s1., ..ss,,,y,., s.,,,l
/; AT LGUGHEIt SMITHS CO., ~ +,
! jHGt1 II, fWb6E6oll0 DFdliII .lElhii 81
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n s 4 =
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
fEeatS an Diseases Of the Blood, CoS'SnPn"p
u.s. Asthma, Hem0FTage Of the Lang!' L""
NJ and Elangy Complaint, setW7
'ulL AgaF, &c.

I 81 ConNltatIop and examination free q ehI t.
In e II g6Rtl8 option n GinRG giSs y! ~
In IN ~ Ad Ien thoStlGts d FbH aIASs'''
61rable % not. Ind
Nv An peFa0us AFFLICTED with the 1h1Ts ~. Il
EiS once, ROBINSON HOCSE, corner d h a.otS
street and c. &P, Z. R, opposite The hAlSaS
Station, BID en6Ft Ohio. Bow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

I:.ISr; OF LETTERS sRElEAINING
&aRelaimea inths PwbOmee d Wheeling,
"a Honaay; HpyembePlh tS7o.,yi ,4yr..s3 ris,f.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
The Next Congress.

FFOnl " CINhiRNGd GGsFttG.
Thiny.two States out Of the thirty
seven have now held elections for mem
bers Of the Rorty-sec0n6 CODgr Apd
the results ID iCntlI " : q
approximately con- cal lati 3 q be
made with respect ths olt 81 e9 g;
metnbefs ola fall House there have been
chosen 228. In the following table win
be found q statement Of the strength oithe
Two parties IN the present House We
also present . tabuiGE view Of th0.nsxt
House 90 far Is It has been elected. i
viii be seen that the total number q
members In CheHouSe last year was 2S4
None Of the seven delegates from Georgia
WeTejR that House; end OllY tROsOlsthe
I've 70 which fogts ]! E9s S9iiIled- In
jority Was oa i7X;a < goo ~ coor,
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HNHEE NOTICE. HATe 1WIisL5
lyH6t ~ my delts O. hi Alis,liitt81t
Ola written order tFom mo. altru ~ H. G.
n9y9s RoBT KILL JE.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20

ETAEuEif Of {ESif9.*gtfi f,Js A5fi.F
In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain It's usual V variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural Information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspond ence, etc., s etc.
Among the regular CORES
pondents, already well known
to;its readers, will be Mrs.
i. g.. swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vanliai ;>"I on," 3 id Kentucky ;
and I'D. E. R !" in st. Louis.
In addition, the present sys-
tenn Of local corresp onde nce
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming ring
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain.
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys,of being
the :. 49,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-20
THE NEEDLE CAhnuI Be SET: WRONG,

No sr .s.s.gns .0 o1S.edi...'
Tho blade Of tic needle Is Les. than 81
snlQcn long, and is straight
TIE asssmev and Rsuer can :Msser bt Jst :croHg.-
Anyone may adjust them in the dark. The hem
Ae Ills ~ turns the hem onfhe right OF unaeF ~
r. ~, Ms ..u,1 H. ,u...t .ns.. 49,,
sstrisht ths bisds shor, Ia ssr.ixSt docs not u
ore pirate. iike Longer Ones. They Are alli ~
.a,as.s,sa ~ Aae.a.oal isss.t.o
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Best Family Newspaper in
!. !, f16tpnesotn .EII
7. GIh DII1}''EE h44I@
SPLENDID !:l !! PREMIUMS ! y !! S

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/ XIX n ~ FInRid y Chit f2hnsk m OnRA 1
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dom. for Pollv but I don't understand
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Beverly, NTH ,Poll,, when 81 ali rulss
YOU shbtid IS Il The Hollies with
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stupidly IS q q I st TT
aTbat's more evident than the rea.
son vhy."
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thheg reason sxa WV 50 / exclaimed. .ueri.
y, "Hov. much longer must I val.
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~ o. yeao, linn. August q 1870.
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epon tue n n section townahfp iA:tsaesr
-, in steaIns County NinnSsota, With : 1isV 10
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DAY 'OF OC4O8AR, is7o, Il 10 ocloeks IL &; Is
forenoon % respond and
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aug2t6wh T. G. AoCLuRl, Receiver
an Q11Ck+U.s. Land OFKICk 81. CHO6O, mn Z
IN Ap.sust 80, 1870.
II Complaint having been Il tklssfscS - O6
slant Livery against VIM. J.. Hidsseh IL sbea- >,
1oetn1 his Homestead Entry No: 1s7, datsd April
Z, 16e6. upon the w nWk . w sv1 E1sses4inA.
tovnship Ia, nngs 81, Ia Gonison county, Ninae.
sots, with view 70 the sstd De
sssd psstts. AZ hsEsey s1mne1sd e eppeer n she
O'Clock IN the forenoon to respond and furnish tssi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
.aT G. A. GILMAN, Ksgistse,,
ep1-6wI T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
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household in Northern Min.
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State, and we intend to make
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he grew mega AfeeptlSo seQrEA@ rA0 l
neglected iii :; shs wa always Vinsome
aadaaaAstve,s:Gad everybody .btsd
her, while itgrsx, thessfashion Ii toro find
MaIaia !"oseas, tonfs frequent easasione.
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the .AetS fsdonsr pretend to deny:
"Only h might night have found N excuse
for mi" I said rather bitterly ~ 4.
Eaas'arl h hst ground II il ny
Thoughts. ~ s 9airsgut <s1so o sds " -
Polly Flinders nd been going, over,
other ground meanwhile, 1t peculiar
ratee If speed sand. before I Dreamed
that.Mas1sri apjMbirs iaisthe neigh
borAsodgsks eansse s0'saddsn halt be-
foseihs 1s va e .tt:sssl J., /. They
doomed up blaeklya hroug chemist Of
'noiss ia & . darkness.
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s.o' "a 4 i R lsas.iibbls. pony ,al,l
conceived that il would be wise 10,
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snIeedpsideiatr gtssss hbHsvsss
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them" ! said !; and .sBs.aiy: 2 ,usiauatsd
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.s1Lcza waTFCgA. Observation-Disclosures,
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iep1-6wk'
NoT1cE.-u,s.LA LAND OFFICE, =.

~ st. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. 1870. IF7|
been entered this Office By joseph
-hohs bauer against Lucas Menziger for abandoning
nis Homestead Entry No. 1858. dated December q,
1866 upon the NJ q section z township 12s.
range In, Stesrns county, 1innesota, With,
= view TO the cancellation OF Satd entry ~
said partieaefe hereby t1nauened ttih Il
Office on the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870, az ID
o'clock I'll the foseaeon 20 Isspsn4 nd ihaiii;
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