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New York Conservatory of Music.

This fashionable institution will give the first mu.
sical soiree at Sieinway Hall on Monday. The fol-
lowing Is the programme:-Ma ''Triomphale,u
for two pianos, Cora, Misses +. Palmer ana +.
Hard; song, ''Slve Regina" Quint Miss NJ Hall;
piano solo, "sonate Path9tique,". first movement,
line, Wallace, Mrs D. ?. Ketchum; violin
solo, andants and finale, ''Fantaisie PatnG-
tque," Poznanskl, MT Isaac Is. Poznanski;
song, "Non rorns,n Mattel, Miss II. Werner; plano
solo, "Movcmcnt Perp6tael,n Weber, Miss +. Hard;
piano solo, ~ Iroyatore,n Illustrations, Wolen-
Miss NJ. Hall: violin solo, 'tCaprice Am6ricain, =
Poznanski Mr. Isaac b. Poznansxi; song, sIex can
Nightlngaie'' GLORIA, MISS r. Palmer; '.Printemps
d'AmoTn caprice de concert, G,ttschak, Mss
4. Hard; Charity, solo and trIo Rossini, Mrs. ID.
r. ketcnunl, Miss II. Wcrner, Miss N. Hall, Miss S.
Hodges,
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Royal Havana LOTTERY, ssunplerncntsrr
For Information address LUrFIY CO.. 24o Greenwich st,
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Ask UrMopists for NoriGn,s Cigarettes for
asthma They relieve all throat and lung affections.
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Trusscs Inda,nc Rupture and Mako il n
llc affection, while DR.. ST ERMhN'S me e-ras Com
"'''"'so" '-Sa, nnics ts97 Aroadway
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A.-F 70
STEINwAY h SONS
Manufacturers Of Grand. Square aud Upright
PIANOFORTES,
invite the attention Of the puoc splendid asyort
men OF Pnnofories at moderate prices Old Pianos tlSe
IN exchange. Every Panoforte warranted years.
illustrated catalogues mailed free on aspiration.
WARkRUOMS SrE1NWAi HALL
l09 and III East Fourteenth street, New York.
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Great Variety of Tooth Brushes mt
greatly reduced prices.
DITMAN a Co, Astor Housc Pharmacy
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General Assortment Of Fine Wines, AIeS
ana Porter, &c. JOHN j. STAFF ll5 Chanbera street.
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A.-A.-COld Winds Excluded,
ana rooms kept warm and coscy, by
ROEBuCkS Weather Strips. 81 Fulton street, CHI.
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A.--CIub and Rink Skates Wholesale und
retail Depot at t. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway.
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RUSSIA.

French Diplomatic Action on the Eastern
Qucstion-Why the Position of the Republic
is Not Dehned.
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A.-IIollday Presents, Ladies' and GENTLE
mems elegant embroidered slippers, at t. A. BROOKS,
Eroadyav
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THE GALE IN HARTFoBD-A strong westerly wind
prevailed yesterday, at times blowing furlously.
Trees IN different sections OF the city were uprooted
ana broken, anu pedestrians III localities where the
wind had ui sweep found 1t difficult 10 get along.
lady walking near the depot was taken comp etely
or the ground and thrown two or three leer.
James Conan, o brakeman on freight train Of the
Hartford ana New Haven road, Was blown from the
top OF the tram at windsor Locks wnile adjusting
brake, ana eil between tie cars. The Whole tram
OF fourteen cars passed over hlm. Oae OF his legs
cut or and ne was, at the late Il accounts, in
precariols condition lie has been IN the employ OF
the railroad company for IOsrteea years, ana has
been very faithful man.--fafyord o0ufdhu, Dc.
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A.-A.-A.-The Best Holiday Gift,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.
hO0 RrnadMnX-
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A.-Ncrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway corner Murray strsst
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Fresh Supply of the Celebrated 1Iissis-
quo Spring Water just received by J. MIAUS SONS Isl
broadway.
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MURDERED WITH A BOTTLE.
Desperate Assault in Il
Saloon.
The Victim Dying at Bellevue-The Aggressor
Prisoner.

man named Hairy was assaulted last night, at
by u youngster named Thomas Mcbride when he
was struck on the head with soda water bottle,
which fractured his skull. The wounded man, OF
whose recovery no hopes are entertained, was con-
veyed in an ambulance TO Bellevue Hospital, where
ut the last report he was in dying condition.
At q very late hour HERALD reporter visited
Mcbride at the station house in Eldridge street,
where he was confined, and elected from him the
following statement:-"I was sitting In Smiths
place last Wednesday, and was passing jokes with
Hairy. was sitting on a chair, with my rect ON
the table, when he assaulted me aud
SPLIT NY NOSE.
got up and Knocked him down. j wanted him TO
stop, but he gouged my eyes and BIT me. The
speaker here stepped under the gasisht and showed
the MARKS on his face where he had been struck.
went out OF the place ana went home. Afterwards
heard that he was Dragging over The fight, aging
could whip me and that he would
TAKE ME DOWN TIfE DOCK
ami chuck me overheard, and that ne would make
me fight. Last night | went to SMITHS place, and
was III the back room play ing cards. our party sepa.
rated, and went out TO Tue parroom TO
GET A DRINK.
saw this man Harry there with the barkeeper
who Il q friend OF hs. Hairy spoke up aad said,
"Iou are u I'D son ol a b--.n | at once caught
up SOFA water bottle, anu as he approached me 1
slruck MIN on the head with it. 4 think 1 struck
him twice. He did not fail. | then cnucked the
bottle the hoor and left the place. don't think
much hurt He's playing or and went TO
Bellevue 10 nlrt me, as he Is an Old enemy OF nlne.n
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A M u S E NJ E N rs.
Beethoven Centennial Celebration by the
Philharmonic Society.

Philharmonic Society.
special concert was gwen at the Academy OF
MUSIC last night by this well known musical organ
izaton Ia honor OF the centennial anniversary OF
the birth OF the most remarkable and one OF the
greatest musical composers that ever existed.
ON December IT. ly70, Ludwig Won Bee
thoven nrst saw the light, at Bonn. No man
PROBABLY ever exercised such widespread
influence ON music as he, and his works VIII
remain Tor all ages ~ imperishable monuments OF
genius which burst away like a resistless torrent
from the trammels OF schools and precedents II
was hitting that last evening the metropolis OF Ame-
rica should join hands with the entire world In do
Ing honor to his memory The programme was only
faulty In It's extreme length comprising three grand
works;-The Seventh Symphony In A, opus 90, the
colossal hat piano concerto, the poem ana music
or "Egmont," with the grand scena and aria from
"fldeiio." The performance Of the symphony was or
that high standard OF excellence that showed true
appreciation OF the work and occasion on the part
OF the orchestra. The first movement, "Poco Sos
tenuto Vivace,' and the sparkling "Scherzo' were
given In style Which brought out their inestimable
treasures IN the most favorable light Mme Louise
Lchtmay was the vocalist on the OCCASION and did
not fuldl the expectations formed OF her. The
merits or her singing consisted of a broad earnest
dramatic school, which has certain Dir OF grandeur
respect The defects are metallic, clarinet
quality OF voice, with want or decision in attack.
The constant use OF the portdraeRto gives the idea
or attempting 10 climb up TO the pitch OF tho
orchestra and the voice does not always succeed in
II. II the undouoted power which Nine. Lichtmay
possesses were relieved by little delcacy ana soft
ness OF expression 1t would be Il much needed I'M
pr0vement. Mr.. George Vandcnhof read the
spirited poem with all the conception OF a true
artist.
The concerto Is trying work In every sense OF the
word Tor pianist, anu although Miss Marie krcbs
KIND, yet 1t was rather too onerous
task Tor her. First OF all, 1t Is
oil undue length and OF lmitabe variety OF express
sion. The piano Is not, strictly speaking treated
as solo instrument but used as color 10 the
orchestra IN m4ny places and In others II fits like
humnlng bird amid the orchestral garden, touching
each Individual instrument with bright flashes OF
melody and harmony. There Is restless spirit IN
the entire piano score which tasks the utmost
power OF the pianist. For one 80 young the per-
formance oil Miss Krebs was really wonderful. Her
exquisite touch aud iaultless technique always
make her welcome 'avorite In concert The house
was not 80 large as We are accustomed to at the
regular concerts
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Holiday present.-poiln!s & SON. Jarus
faciurers OF Meerschaum Goods sell their
Pipes and Cigar Holders wholesale prices their retail
store, n John street, middle Of tho block.
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Financial Good Faith Of the
French Republic.
Interest for January, 1871, on the
French Debt.
Baden United to the North Ger
man Confederation.
Manchester Consideration Of Grants Message
Trade Plan of International Settlement.
FRANCE.

The National Debt Intercst-Payment by the
Republicans.
BRUSSELS, Dec. l5 1870
The provisional French government advertises the
payment OF the January interest on the national
debt.
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Wnltham Watches.

very large assortment ut unusually low prices.
BALL BLA X n CO.. 565 and 557 Broadway.
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DR.. r.. Felix Gouraud,,

ORIENTAL CREAM OR, MAGIC BEAuTIFER.
This popular Cosmetic has long maintained az yearsJ
high and prominent place in pubic eAmatlon ia fash
ionabo lades boudois not alone for It's extraordinary
ufying effects the skin and comp removing
feckes saowness 40, but also the innocence pu
rlty OF its ingredients.
Dr. Courauds Oriental Cream has been heraIded by
Inflated advertisements is the creature OF paifor ps
u stans s merits Alone ani With intelligent purch
il sought after In preference TO the OF cheap vo
preparations fooding the market.
pr Gouraud Is daily In receipt ot druggists orders from
distant parts relating that lady residents their localities
and especially ladias travelling. who have the article
and who have recommended from another implore
SAIL druggists TO order some from DR.. Gocraud, and
which they ultimately Obliged To do.
II Is well established TACT that the cupity OF
gists prompts them recommend E.ce to ladies' not
from It's intrinsic good qualities, but from the
10 be mads tz sale. Dr. Gouraud that his
gins are not as large merchants allow does he
intend they shall be- truly valuable cosmetic, this
Oriental Cream, will priced the ladies viii IL
even II obliged to order direct from Dr. his only
depot in New York, Is Bond street, new YORK.
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A.-rIoxard & Caswelps Cod Liver OIL IL
the best.
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A.-EspenscheiJ,s Festival Hat
for the Is the dashng specimen N
full dress Visiting HAT submitted the taste and
judgment of the young OF New York. II has been
cognized and endorsed by them syle OF
season. and although the price only ~ they admitted
to be superior TO those usually sold elsewhere for &s His
store Is nj lis Nassau street.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

An Improved Farm
or 162 acres, in the town Of. Maine Prai-
r1e-90 acres of good timber, about 40
acres Of prairie and the balance poplar
and hazel brush. Forty acres are fenced,
and II acres are under cultivation. There
is small house and we'll of good water,
as we'll as some fruit trees on tho prem
Uses. The above farm is situated on Pearl
Lake, IL miles from St. Cloud, aud has
tho finest location in the State. It is no one
Of tho main travelled roads to St. Cloud,
and IL only . quarter Of . mile from :
school house. For further particulars in
quire at The JOURNAL Office, St. Cloud, or
Of j. s. Gam, Wheeler French, or tho own
er, ". H. STEWART, at Maine Prairie,
Stearns county, MIMI. ~. 9:.a v12-nai
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z 1
warns the citizen with his respectful
protest and remonstrance from Che doors
OF this Common Council, and the Com :
mon Connoil treat his remoustran.e and
protest as an insult to their body, and
RISING :" all the 6onbastic dignity of
httle greatness they attempt a "oon-
temptaous snub and severe rebuke."
We charge part of that two.thirds
majority with voting for the passage of
the? resolution Of the 10th June 1870
over the veto Of the Mayor, ~pon their
o'o" records, of being influenced in
their vote by considerations of pecuniarv
advantages to themselves, and we now
denounoe them Gas they procured US to
DO deoounosd) ~ vena1, corrupt, bad
men, wholly unfit to occupy their pres
ent position as members of tho Com
mon Council. The remainder and
much tho smaller part of that majority
W'ltoIly and knowingly committed an
act OF MISUNDERSTANDING that the
ends justified the means. The analysis
o. this majority vote by The JOURNAL
was Interesting. The only objection to
it, was its incompleteness. We think
that it would be interesting to some Of
the "trlends abroad" to have the anal
isis extended and made more complete
but space will not permit. 1t has serv-
ed one good purpose, and that is to
demonstrate to the world that We have
one honest man in the Common Coun-
ell, Notwithstanding the fact that he
keeps the "Montana Saloon" From
the analysis We arc rather inclined to
the opinion that it is littla dangerous
70 be too respectable, that is first class
'osthout visible means to correspond.
If the "friends Abroad are interested
in knowing the average sentiment of
this Common Council they will find it
photographed in the following rcsolu-
ton passed by that body at its last
meeting. The occasion being the
death of Sylvester Miller, one of tn
Councilmen:
WHEREAs, It has pleased Divine Provi-
denoe to remove by death, AID. Sylvester
Miller, member Of this Council there
fore
Resolued. That this Council do tender
their sincere sympathies to tho family OF
Re.oluea, That We do hereby declare
the office Of Alderman, held by the late
Sylvester Miller, vacant.
Resotved, That = special election be and
the same Is hereby ordered to be held, at
tho usual place Of holding elections in the
4th Ward Of this city, on the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1870, for the purpose Of filling
such vacancy.
Resolued; That the City Clark be d.
rected TO give the usual notice of such
election.
Approved June %, 1870.
OSCAR TAYLOR, .-
-. Mayor.
attest: NATHAN F. BARNES,
City Clerk.
Ibis would rather look as though
"business is business" aud "religion is
religion with our Common Council.
1t may be however that these resolu.
lions we're not intended as an expression
Of feeling or sentiment, by that body,
but rather as a "conteupt,ble snub" or
"sharp rebuke," ''severe but merited"
to the orphan children and widow of
the deceased, who among the last acts
OF his life had voted against the hotel
bonus. If 80, We should pronounce the
resolutions success and worthy of
their authors.
VIM. s. MOORE
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N6fTCE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

~ St. Cloud, MINI, May 7, 1870. r.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE BY
Joseph Lysher against Edman Finffock Tor AbandoH.
ing his Homestead Entry No. 1926, dated April l2
1865, upon the sw section 2 township 49, range So
In 8tesrns comfy Minnesota, with view to tho ~
collation. Of said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned gu, to appear at this ONCE on dl2rH DAY
OF JUDY 1910 at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon to re-
abandonment. ..s Q. A. GILMAN, Register
msy1s.6wf 7. .. MCCLURE, Receiver. 4
NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE, =,
Complaint having been entered ~ ,S ~: l e:
Andrew aooner against heirs Of de-
ceased for abandoning his Homestead EntTy No $3.50
dated October Il. 1893, upon the sw sw II section
M,wAnwN nwA swI section 25, towaship Ia.
rsnss ~ n Pope county, Minnesota, with : view Is
me ssneelaton q said entry the sid parties are
hereby 9nmnoned 10 appear at this Omcson the 1O1a
Dan o. JULY, 1870 ,at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
g and furnish Testimony Conserving slid A.
legged abandonment. 80
@. i. GILMAN, Register,
81 nayleSvj !. 9. NccLURf, Rscsiysr.
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8. LAND OFFICE,

NOT1CE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
~ - st. Cloud, Mimi, May IA, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thinsn ks,txs,s .s.iest AHgu.tus II. Kelly f0r
April IL, 1853. upoa The <sw Il sse,ion II, town
shtp III rangs - Il Chippewa county, Mianssota,
with . view 70 the cancellation OF sak entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to sppsasst this
odies on The 12rH DAY OF JULY, 1870, 1t 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon to respond audfurnsh testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment. " @a" STa
iltg:{E :. .,;g-.E-'; @. A. GILMAN, Register.
msyl9ew 7. g. MCCLURE, Receiver
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm Of 100 acres on thenorth end of
Msine Praire about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acresare timber, the balance pr al
10 and meadow, and tho whole enclosed
with . goodfence thirty acres bein gunder
cultivation. Onthe premisesis
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stsbles. grsnary and storehouse two
good wells, and otherimprovements. This
farmi directly ON the main roadfrom st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be old
ekeep. Inquire stthis flee or Of
J. s. DAM,
On the premises.
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NEORTGAGESALE-WH DEFAULT HAS
Nl been made in the conditions Of Z certain mort
executed and deliveredby Joseph Pendle and
Klerings Mortgage, bearing date the first day Of
july 1867, and recorded in the Office Of tho Regis
tor Of Deeds In and for the county of Stearns and
&C., q esr on 'hi IT third Sf e, e Tx D.
Deeds pages 49, los and 4ee given 70 secure the
payment Of the Of Eight Hundred dollars and in.
sorry note duly executed and delivered BY said Joseph
Pendle, bearing even date with said Mortgage and
payable three years from date to said Maria Eva
n' q 'Iasr and thers II clsned to aus and
date of this notice, Nine Hundred ind Forty three
and 5000 Dollars with the further sum of
upon one Of the buildings situated the mortgsged
premises which said insurance money was and 10 by
the terms Of said mortgage part OF the debt secured
thereby, and by reason Of the nOn-payment Of said
sum the power to sell contained in said mortgage and
recorded Herewith, aforesaid, has become opera
tive and action or proceeding has been instituted
at law or otherwise to recover the debt so remaining
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof:
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of said power
of Gale contained in said mortgage and pursuant to
the statute in such case made and provided, said
mortgage will be forecosed by sale of the mortgsged
premises, to wit: Lot Numbered Ten, G0O in Block
Numbered Thrty-one, (a1) In the town Of st. Cloud,
according to plat and survey thereof nude BY John
Deeds in and for the county of Stearns and State
of Minnesota, much thereof as may be necessa-
ry, at public vendue by the Sheriff of said county.
at tie front door OF the Court House, in the city Of
St. Cloud in said county, the 10th day of August
A. D. 1870, at o'clock in the afternoon of that day
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due said
note and mortgage with the costs Of foreclosure and
said sum Of Seventeen dollars paid for insurance
Aforesaid and the further sum Of Thirty Dollars in
said and agreed to bepaid - At
tosneys lees in case Of the foreclosure thsfoof In
addition to all and costs allowed in that behalf
BY law.
MARIA EVA KLERINGs, Mortgage.
THOe. 9. ALDEN. e,
Sheriff Of steaxns Co., Minnseota.
L.W. CoGaIre. Attorney. -, julyt7w
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In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of 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 well known
to it's 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
the
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8. LAND OFFICE, >

N1HEs2&1 SC. Cloud, Mimi, June Is, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Thor. J. Slough against W Kohr for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No ll25, dated April H. 1855,
upon section township 1896 range 80, in Stearns
county, Minnesota with view to the cancellation Of
aid entry the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear 1t this ONCE on the 3O7H DAY OF JULY 1870
8 10 o'clock in the forenoon, respond and furnish
.t6gtanony concerning eaid alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
juns16 6ws :. q. AcOLVRD. Receiver
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Al OTICE-U. s. LAND OFFICE.

~ 81 Olouu, a11u0., JUNG 7, 1s7U.
Compai 1t haviug been entered At this Office By
'onn Aeches against David b. kirkpatrick tor at an
donng nls Homestead Entry No. lvoo dated Apru u
1868, upon the sw section a. township range 80
Ia ntearns county, aina, with u tn. cancel-
latlon OF sa1d entry the said parties hereby
moued to appear ut this otnce on the 2iTa Day Of
JULY, 1870 ut ~ O'Clock in the FORENOON respond
and furnish testimony concerning SAID alleged aban
uOnnent.
G: A. GILMAN, Register.
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SEWING MAC61NE.

is THE BEST IN FAMILY USEs
WILL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND,
,V"ltand Embroider beautifully. twill wtthths
s needleand thead run from perfect work on the
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.Wnide with nochangeofneedle, thread or tension1t
VIII use coarse cotton. linen, silk and twine 1t runs
eesler faster and stiller than any other machine
Attofmsa nat even and elastic seam, differing from
everyother stitch, each loop being TWISTED BY
THE ROTATING HOOK"
eno drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
fastening every stich so that the seam will bear to
De cut and that case even, the
seam Is warranted not to rip in wear and under all
circumstances to Survive the washtub." Old, worn
eot family garments, bosoms, pants, dresses &c.,
the greatest competition and to this stitch premiums
Elasticity and Beauty.
Apatented device prevents the possibility of tho
machine being run in the wrong direction the bal
ance WheeleYer Wearing OF touching the dresa.
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8. LAND OFFICE,
- Ni4.sl nT;.s> RS. =,

n SC. Cloud, Num-, May 8, 1870.
complaint having been entered ut this office by
Adam UmDrecht against Thos Lewcock for abandoning
mis- Homestead Entry No. lU42, GATED April ~,
1865, upon the So II section n, toxnship 126,
range ~, Ia Stearns county, Minnesota, With
= view to the cancellation OF said entry: tn.
satd parties are hereby summoned appear vt thi.
office the 2STA DAY or JUNE 1870, at ~
O'Clock in the forenoon to respond and furnish
testimony said alleged abandonment.
=. A. GILMAN, Register
may10-6Wh r. g MCCLURE. Receiver
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N1OTICE.-U.. s. LAND OFFICE,
lVas.5Sis2 st. Cloud. MIMI, June 80, IS

st. Cloud, MIMI, June ~, 1917.
Complaint having been entered At this office by
kasmus Danielson against VIM. Bans for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 622, dated July LIST. 1864,
upon the sw II &c Il section Is, and " "a ne ana
NV 90 ~ section p, township 123. range IL, ia
Stearns county Minnesots, with view to the cancea
ton Of said entity: the said parties are hereby sum
ntoned to appear at this Office the 23D DAY OF A.
GUST, 1870 at 10 O'clock in the forenoon to respon"
aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged ADAM
donment. - G. A. GILMAN, REGISTER,
iune3o6vI >" r. c. MCCLURE. Receiver.
xTOTICE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, June 20, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Nil. Eiassen against Gerhard stae s a, .Sr soss
1868. upon the sw. u ne sc II NV II and
" Y section j., township ; rs, range 81 in
eouut Minnesota view to the
snmmoned to appear at this Office oe the I'D DAY
or AUGUST, 1870, at 10o'clock in the forenoon to
and furnish testimony alleged
sahandonment. CA. 9ILMAN,sRegister
iunsS06wl 7. G. AcCLURE, Rec