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N1oT1cn-u. .. LKHDoDHIc1..-
IN 1t. CLOUD, Nina, June 10. 1870.
Complaint having been entered st this ofEcs tv
d. 4: Aodsi aeainst Nickel Micksl.on for .haa-
IL, 1852: upon the sw II section "a, township Lei.
range %, in Chippevs county, Minnesota, with
view to the cancellation Of said entry: the said
On tho srI DXf OF sGTY iS =: 10 seoe;
in the forenoon respond and furnish teetiony con-
corning saidalleged abandonment.
ca. GILMAN, Register,
june1e-6ws T. G. MCCLURE. Receiver.
N0T1CE-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, Minn., June Is, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this office Isaiah
Iyibitt against Edward y. Robe tor abandoning his
a s Entry No. sl72 d1ts June e 1ses upon
gaiscounty, Minnesota, with visv Sths cauclsiiop
Of said entry: tho said parties Hereby summone
1870 ct 10 o'clock In the forenoon to respond aad f,
nish tssttmeoy oonesf1ing sid alegS1 sbeadoonsnt
%. 4. GILMAN, 1sgista,
lons8.0xl y Y: 1oc1UkG: Keostver.
NOr1CE-U.s 8. LAND OFFICE,
st. Ge: :3s. es !: 3sss .n
Tribftt skanst J. Winthrop Taylor for abandonnx his
4emestesd Entry No. Sill, dated June r. lsss, upon
~ neN section 10 township l2l, rangess, in 1onon-
ton Of said entry the said parties hereby sum.
moped to appear Ut Office the 5O7H DAY OF AV.
GUST, 1870 as 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon, to respond
donment
@. A. GILMAN, Register.
june2s-ewI &c. MCCLURE. Kecsiver.
Nor1CE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
Cloud, Mimi, June II, 1870.
compliant having teen entered ut this Office by
Nenos Bran. axalnst the heirs Of BENJAMIN Silver
~. Isaee1 .ol abandoning his Homestead Eutry No.
.sc1.on us'ea nay l+th, 1886. upon tho sw Il
M'nnesota, with view t. the cancellation of
sao entry the said parties hereby sumn,oned to
appear AZ tins Office on the 4TH DAY OF AUGUST
1o1o al III O'Clock in the forenoon correspond and fur
nsh testimony concerning SAID alleged abandoment
:. T. A: GILMAN, Register,
JuneAo-oWa y. Y. MCCLURE. Receiver
| NJ OrlCk-U.s i. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, May 81, 1870.
Complaint having been entered this Office bv ohm
Thompson against James Mclaughlin for aban
doning bis Homestead Entry 40. 1857, dated Nay
N NV u section IL, toxuship 122, range Is in
! Monongali2 County, Minnesota with . view to the
Cancellation ofsad entry the eaid parties are hereby
summoned to appear 1t this Office on the z1s7 LAY
OF JULY, 1870, At II o'clock in the forenoon
! to respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
| alleged abandonment.
C. A. GILMAN, Register,
| June<owg L. =. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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N0TICE.-U.s. LAND OFFICE.

N st.. Cloud, Mimi, July Q, 1870.
Complaint having been entered 1t this Office By
Carr Reinke against Andrew Turck for abandon.
ing his Homestead Entry .5s2l datsd April IT, 1859
upon the n u ~ u section q, tovasAip l1s
range 80 In steaTna county Minnesota With svsw 70
the cancellation Of said entry: the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this once on the
30rH DAY OF AUGUST, 1870, At 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon to respond and furnish testimony cor.
corning said alleges abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
july14-6wh TO. MCCLURE, Receiver
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\ OTlCE.-U. &. LAND OFFICE.

IN st. Cloud, MIMI, July II, 1870.
Complaint having been entered 1t this Office by
Lara edersen against Joseph Black Tor abandon
ing big Homestead Entry No. la4s, dated November
!, 1S6o, upon the Nc Il section "A, township I2s.
range IS, in Todd county, Minnesota, with = view
70 the cancellation Of said eatry the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear At this oce On the 18TH
DAY OF sEPTkMBEk, 1870, IT 10 o'clock in the lore
noon, TO respond and iurnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
CA. GILMAN, Register,
JuIy28SWu TIC. MCCLURE R..,eiyer
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~ o83 '111113'3 WY 1O3 1o1V'
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county, Minnesota, with view 10 The csncestvn of
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alest. G. A. GILLIAN, Register,
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, 1870-01-25

F0ICI 4CllI2lCQ I'll dU ~ dllC OCu ClluCCL
ny Arbeidskraft we'd private Indf6rsler, uden
at Sagen f6rst val bleven ber0rt i Colonial
raadet, og han Wide derfor benytte n@r-
v8rende LeiIighed dertil. bet f~orstaaes at
sig selv, at ,'TiIstaaelsen at Underst0ttelser
eller Bidrag af Immigrationsfondet til pri-
vate Indt0rsler, maa afhRnge at, at FOndet
har t~ilstr@kkelige Midler dertil, men skj6ndt
disse like ere endnu opbrugte, er Diet dog
visit, at Forts@ttelsen med de nuv9rende
Bdrag af Reglen IS pr. voxen Immigrant
og Sc pr. like voxen, like kan vedblive.
Omkostningerne til Hjemsendelse af de ost-
indiske Cooler til Calcutta medtog over
$4,000, eIIer den allerst6rste Deel at hyad
der var %tiIovers af Diet oprindelige Liam af
$4,000, hvormed Fondet grundlagdes.
We'd Begyndelsen af indeyHrende Regn-
8kabsaar den 1ste April 1869 havde Fondet
vel indestaaende / ColoniaIbanken SIS, 900,
men skyIdte paa den anden Side Colonial
kaSsen C. $4,000. Uagtet Regnskabet
f0rst opgj0res we'd Finantsaarets Udgang,
kan Man cog beregne diets omtrentlige Sta
tus til Udgangen af in~devprende Fjerding-
aar, saaledes: Fondet besidder nysnavnte
$4,000 (hvoraf $4,000 er opsagt til Ind
Detailing den 24de December), og bar havt
en- Renteindtagt af denne Capital at $3.50;
videre er indkommet we'd Tilbagebetaling
af tidIigere Udleg med Renter 5000. SO
naar hertil IPgges Immigrationsskatten,
med Colonialkassens TiIskud, tiIsammen
aarlig $4,000, beregnet for 3 F erdingaar
med $4,000, udkommer en Sum at $50, 749.
80. Herimod kommer paa den anden Side
Colonialka>sens Udleg for FOndet, som den
1ste April d. A. udgjorde $12,242. IS 2
Afdrag med Renter til Livrente- OF For
s6rgelsesanstalten i Kj0benhayn 1926. IS;
Underst0ttelser til Indf6rsel at Arbeidere
fra lste April til Dato 50, $50 L0nninger
til Inspecteuren og AsSistenten $3.50; altsaa
tilsammen $50, O9S. O6. Herefter vii der
saaledes kun we're c. $3.50 tilbage, hyortiI
dog vii komme de udestaaende. KraV for
Refusion af Underst6ttelser til Indf6rsler.
Fondets eneste virkelige Indt@gt, toruden
Renten at den i Colonialbanken indestaa-
ende Sum, bestaaer i Immigrationsskatten,
der med TiIl@g at Colonialkassens Tilskud
andrager aarligen Sc, 900, men hvoraf skal
afholdes de 2 halvaarlige Afdrag og Renter
af Fondets Gield, der udgj6r Rd. 4,675
r. M, eller begge tilsammen aarlig C,
S., 1900. bet er saaledes klart, at der like
er Midler til at fortsptte Underst6ttelsen
til de private Indf6rsler i den DISTRIBUTING
som hidtil. Imidlertid anseer han Diet util-
raadeligt ganske at oph@ve Underst6ttelsen,
da denne er ~Betingelsen for den Control,
som Diet er yigtigt for det Ofentlige at have
med Immigrationen. bet var derfor hans
Hensigt at nedsatte Maximum af Under
st0ttelserne fra henholdsviis IS og Sc til 50
for I'm M rro n Tor Ovo. IA Am 90 CT for don,
, 1870-01-25

IilSIauG regarding CHc pFOpO5cu, pfOGeCGlOu.
to planters engaging immigrants on their
arrival into the Island, | would beg leave
to propose the following enactment for the
adoption of the Colonial Council, in order
thereby to compensate the respective par
ties a part of their outlay:
That any proprietor engaging the ser
vices Of an immigrant the second year Of
his stay in the Island shall pay to the
first employer the sun of Eight dollars,
and the employer of the third year shall
pay the sum Of Eight dollars into the
immigration Fund.
Taking the average cost of an Immi-
grant at $24, the original employer pay
ing SIG, and the immigration Fund IS,
all parties will by the above proposal be
subjected to the same amount of expense.
Respectfully
T. FARRELLY."
4de Medlem for Christianstcds Ian Idi-
strict (Farrelly) a%nf6rte, at Hensigten med
Foresp0rgselen var at opnaae nogen Be-
skyttelse for de Plantager, der nu indf6re
Arbeidere hertil Den. Der 6ndes i Center
districtet Is Sukkerplantager, men at disse
have kun % hldtil s0gt at erholde og be-
talt for fremmede Arbeidere, medens Eierne
at andre Plantager forholde sig ganske stiIle
Og vente, Og naar OpsigelSestiden kommer,
sendes der da en- betroet Person til yedkom-
mende PIantager til at forIokke Arbeiderne
we'd Pengebestikkelse til at tage Tjeneste
paa en- anden Plantage. Han hetragtede
Bestikkelse af Arbeidere for / h6i Grad for
darvelig; der var Exempel paa, at en- Plan
tages samtlige Arbeidere havde givet OPP
sigelse, alene for at faae de 5 Dalere hver.
Tablet for den f6rste Arbeidsherre, der har
indf0rt Arbeiderne, er sSaameget tungere, q,
som Immigranterne Diet f6rste Aar jevn-
ligen ere syge og beh6ye Lege og Medicin
Og overhovedet like @forrette stort Arbeide,
saa at UdlRget er stort, men Nytten kun
ringe. [ 1866 mistede han sine Arbeidere,
og da han like ansaae Diet rigtigt at BRUCE
DagIeiere, baade for Diet daarlige Exempels
Skyld og fordi de kun kunne yde lidet Ar
beide og faa Arbeidstimer, foretrak han at
begive sig til Antigua for at s6ge Arbeidere,
og Diet lykkedes ham der at erholde nogle
faa Barbados. Senere paa Aaret gjorde
han en- REESE til Europa, Og da han kom
tilbage var Diet F6rste han h6rte, at hine
Immigranter ware gaaede til andre Plan
tager. Da han havde hort ON at den f0rste
Arbeidsherre kunde erholde nogen Godt-
gjorelse fra de f0Igende, ansaae han Diet
senere rigtigst at gj6re en- Anm@rkning
paa Opsigelsespassene, men Politiet lagde
dem tilside, fordi de kunde hindre Arbei-
derne fra at faae ny Tjeneste. Han antog
like Diet Sidste. Han selv Wide gjerne be-
tale en- G~odtgjorelse af IS. De Plantager,
som havde f0rste Udleg we'd at bringe I'm
, 1870-01-25

Poody val OldSC pdd DdHC; ud IldH ClICI
dens n0iere 0verveielse var kOmmen til den
Anskuelse, at Gouvernementet Wide kunne
im%0dekOmme Onsket ON en- Beskyttelse for
de Arbeidsherrer, der afholde de f0rste I'd
glitter we'd Immigranters Indf6rsel, og med
Diet Samme undgaae nogle af de Vanskelig-
heder, der hidtil have ligget iveien for Err
holdelsen at OpIysninger ON Immigranter-
mes Flytninger. Han havde coufereret med
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON Sagen og
dennc var eng at Diet Wide we're hensigts-
mHssigt we'd ct CircuIaire at opfordre allie
de Arbeidsherrer, der / Diet sidstforl0bne
Aar have antagct nye I|mmigranter deres
Tjeneste, til straX naar nogen saadan lmmi-
grant forIader deres T~jeneSte at gj0re Ind
beretning derom, med Oplysning ON hvOr-
hen den Paagjrldende er tiyttet. Saadan
AnmeldelsG Wide da 89ttG Autoritetcrne
island til straX at foranstaIte Diet Forn0dne
til Iudkr&Vning af det BeI0b, som den nye
Arbeidsherre har at indbetale if0lge ) 2 at
A~norduingen at 2den JUL 1866 / Immigra-
tionsfondet til videre Fordeling etter Be-
stemmeIserne. Han MATTE ogsaa meme, at
Diet Wide ware honsigt mn5si&t og vel end
og rigtigt, at der Opsiscisesbeyisene blew
lndtOrt Bemarhning ON at yedkommende
Arbeider var Immigrant med l eller 2 AarS
Uphold paa Den; han Wide 0nske at h6re,
on Nogen / Raadet fandt Bet@nkelighed
herved.. Den her ber6rte Fremgangsmaade
Wide formeentligen kunne lette Ordningen
at hele Sagen for Fremtiden, men like
kunne afhj@lpe Observation-Disclosures for den
tidligere It'd, for hvilken Man MATTE s0ge
Listerne fOrtattede saa ~n0iagtigen som ON
stP~ndighederne tilIade. Med Hensyn til
Diet af 4de Medlem for Christiansteds Land
district gjorte Forslag ON, at der at den
2den Arbeidsherre skulde erI8gges IS til
den f0rSte, og af den 3die Arbeidsherre IS
til Immi gratiOnsfondet, MATTE han henyis6
til de Oplysninger, han havde givet N6det
den lode Marts d. A. BeI0bet, der skal
svares saavel i 2det som 3die Aar, uden
Hensyn til ON Diet er den samme eller en-
ny Arbeidsherre, udgj6r en- Fjerdedeel at
de oprindelige Omkostninger we'd Immigran-
tersIndf0rse, dog indenfor ct visit Maximum,
der tortiden err bestemt til Sc for en- Immi-
grant, der we'd AnkomSten hertil er over IA
Aar og 81 for en- Immigrant imellem 10 og
IA Aar. AT Bel0bet for Diet 2det Aar skal
Immigrationsfondet forst have ~refunderet
den Deel at diets udlagte Bidrag til Indf6r-
selen, som overstiger en- FjerdedeeI af SAINT
lige Udgifter til Indf0rselen ; Resten af Be
lobene tilfalder den f0rste Arbeidsherre, som
har afholdt Udgifterne til Indf0rselen med
Underst6ttelse af Fondet. Disse Normer
kunne vel forandres we'd Beslutning at Gou-
vernementet og Colonialraadet, men han
antog like, at der var fortiden t~ilstrekke-
lig Grund dertil, .da de formeentlig ere bill
The union Democrat., 1870-09-10

THE SKELETON OF A Royal HOUSEHOLD. -
The Princess Louisa of Austria recently re-
ceired fer the frst time the sacrament. an oc-
casion which is insde much Of by the impe-
rial family-more than wedding. even.
Her aunt Carlotta. Maximilian's unfortunate
widow, took sudden interest in the ceremo-
ny, and procured Jewels to give her young
niece. For moment did her attendants.
nay, even the doctor, imagine that ray Of
light was about to flash across that poor be-
wildered brain but when the door opened.
and the little figure attired all in white, with
tie snowy veil thrown across her head and
bosom, pausing for a moment on the threshold,
advanced ioyously towards her. some sonrenIr
of her own. youth, some rememhrances OF the
vail and flowers must have come across her,
for she dashed the Jewels to the grannd, and
seizing tho hands of the Princess Louisa. COW
cred them with kisses. looking all the while
into her face with such vacant, inqnring
expression, that tie poor cEild. quite over
come, sobbed aloud. After while she grew
more calm, and looking about in search Of
the jewel case, which had fallen tothe ground,
she shook her head mournfully, and taking
from her neck the chaplet and cross which
had been given her by the Archbishop of
Mexico, and from which she has never part
ed since the DAY of her entrance into that
city, she placed i. on the arm of the Princess,
winding il round aud round many times. and
after kissing the cross with passionate effort
sank hack again rron the pillow and remain
ed still and mo.ionless. with closed eyes and
compressed lips. dead to all around, as she is
in the habi. Of doing for many hours to-
gether.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-10
4 sERnos ron YOUNG roLKs.

Don't ever go hunting fcr pleasures
They cannot be f,qnd Thus. know
Nor vet fall a-iigging for treasures,
Unless with the spade and the hoe.
The bee has ta work for the honey,
The drone has no right to the food.
And he who has not earned his money,
viii get Of his morey no good.
The ant builds her honse with her labor,
The squirrel looks ont for his mast,
And he who depends on his neighbor,
Will never have friends, first or last.
In short. 'tis no better than theiving.
Though thas il a hard name to call,
Good hings to be always receiving,
Aud never give back at all.
And do not put offtill to- morrow
The thing that ven ought TO do now,
But first set the share In the furrow.
And then set your hand to the plow.
The time is too short to be waiting.
The day maketh haste to the night,
And It's just rs hard to be hating
iour work as to do it outright.
Know this fco, tefose yen are older,
And all the fresh morning is gone.
Who puts - the worlds wheel shoulder
Is nc that viii move the world on. 81
Don't weary out will with delaying.
And when ven are started don't stop,
Believe me. there's truth in the saying
There always is room at the top.
To conscience and to man he trUe.
Keep faith. hope. and lore in your breast,
And when you have ticne all Won can do.
Why them you may trust for the rest.
The union Democrat., 1870-09-10

A New Way TO DRy PEacuEs.-Dr. Joseph
Treat, of Yineland,. New Jersey, gave last
season the following. and. as he says, new
directions for pairing peaches fnr drvlog:
"Never pare peaches TO dry. Let them
ger mellow enough ta he in good eating con-
diticn. put them in boiling water for n mo-
m ment or two. and the skins will c,me off Ike
charm let them be in the water long
enough. but no longer. The gain j. at least
six fold-sasing Of time ir removing the skin.
sreaf savin. pf she peach. part of the peach
saved. the best part, less time 10 dry them.
and hesier " hen dried. A whole hushel can
he dane in Il boiler at once. ani then the wa
ter tnrned Of. This verv morning we bad
over two bushels skinned. stoned thalvedl.
and on The boards, long before qlarter Of
them coald even have been peeled"