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Foreign News.

The Cambridgc crew yesterday wonthc Uni
versity boat race on the Thames, defeating the
Oxfords By a boats length.
The london Times on the Oneida disaster
admits that as the evidences stands it is unable
to acquit tie Captain of the Bombay, Or blame
the American Government and people Tor their
deep resentment. - $50 ~
The ship Carleton, from Grccnock for Que
bee, has ioundcr2d at sea. Two Of her three
boats, CONTAINING the crew. have reached The
north coast Of Ireland. The third loaf has not
yet been heard from.
The Ecole dc Medicine in Paris has been
closed until May lst, on account OF lihe dlstur.
bance created by the students and insu It's offered
to Mr. Tardieu.
Slight disturbances growing out OF the en-
forcemcnt OF conscriptiun in Spain arc reported
at Malaga and Salamanca, but with the cXcop-
ton OF the fighting in Barcelona and vicinity,
there has been no serious resistance TO The Jaw.
Advices re orescnt that little Is known OF the
state of affairs in Barcelona. as the reyoterS
have cut the telegraph wires in every d lrectlol.
A despatch from Athens announces that Mr..
P. Rogue, at present Greek Charge Affairs
at Paris. has been appointed Minister uf Greece
to the United States.
The Emperor and Empress OF Russia will
soon 90 on a tour through the Grim can and
Caucasian provinces, They will ST. Dscquently
visit Darmstadt aud Ellis, in Germany.
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The Petersburg Courier, speaking of the am
biguities" of the new Constitution of Va, says,
that no intelligent person can read it without
being struck with them, in many Important
particulars. Several instances Of this have
already been cited in the Legislative debates
and in the newspapers.
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r Asst NOTICE TO IT, E-pA YER
SRERIFFnS NOTICE.

The largo amount Of taxes nnpsld AMI 'hH
heavy demands for money duo on tho County
levy, as also the State, demands PROMPT action,
and if not paid by the Eth dsy Of February. !
will be compelled to collect rs me ~" pro.
yides. As nv payments must be made, 20 accom-
modate those who are employed during II,
day. I will be at my office on "Wednesday %Ei
Friday nights. from 6! 10 half past 8 O'clock
Uficc No. - South loyal street.
I. G. O'NEAL,
ian 90 Sheriff Alexandria county, Va.
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We never hear any thing, now, Of Senator
Sprague, in the Senate. A year ago. he was
the observed Of all observers. 1t is quite an
illustration Of the old saying about going UP
like a rocket" &c.
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Rhode Island yesterday re, elected the Radical
State ticket by sr average majority OF 1000.
The Legislature is favorable to the re election
Of Senator Anthony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-07

The u. S. Commissioner CT the Revenue has
directed that the assessors shall no longer allow
the publication OF the assessment on tax payers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-07

The New York Stock Exchancc' is 10 he
moved to a new building to be erected on some
other site than the present one. We propose
Alssksl
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RECEIPTS OF ToBAcco.-Yesterdav was a
grand day at Friends Warehouse. From an
early hour Of the afternoon it became apparent,
as wagon alter wagon arrived from the country,
all heavily ireightcd with the weed. that the
receipts would be unusually large. The NUM-
Der Of wagons that were uuloaded at Friends
Warehouse is estimated at over one hundred
by tho inspectors more than the number 90
any single day Tor many years. They we're
from all parts OF Pittsglvania, Amherst, Hall
tax and Campbell counties.
The revival of the tobacco market, as evinc,
cd in this great increase in the receipts. is very
gratifying. The breaks will begin ct Friends
Warehouse this morning, when a vast amount
OF tobacco will be sold, and large quantity OF
money will be put 10 circulation. We may
look forward, to day, for much business and
many bargains. -LynchJurg Republican.
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The Presbytcry Of The Potomac and OF the
District orColumtii have been in session this
vcck. IN WASHINGTON.
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The Radical leaders hope that the 'Fifteenth
Amendment" securing colored suffrage, will
give them one or two doubtful states in the
Northern or the Middle States. For example
New Jersey.
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Lafayette S. Foster, formerly y. S. Senator
and acting vice president, is one Of the men,
bers lust elected to the Connecticut Legislature.
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Washington dispatches to day rcas 'ert posi-
lively that the President has in course of pre-
p~aration a General Amnesty Proclamation,
and will issue it as soon as Georgia is admitted.
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1870,

,uILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
CHILDREN'3 CARKiAGk~.
Received this day by steamer from New
York my first lot Of Cki!dren's Ca!riaseE,"hicH
for beauty, strength and price arc uas2rg"ssei'
They were purchased direct from the m"uu!"I-
turers, and will be sold on very liberal terms
Cali and seetheEn.
G.. G. BERRY, 2 Kings :!
Orders from the country promptly "ttrhHr"
TO. hH ~
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THE JEFFERSON, FAMILY.-A remarkable

THE JEFFERSON, FAMILY.-A remarkable
incident occurred in Washington recently,
connected with Mr.. Jefferson's engagement at
tho theatre. His grandfather, the first Jeffer.
SOD, it will be remembered. was at one time
manager of the National Theatre there, and
second Joseph Jefferson, was also in his time q
manager Of the same place. The incident was
that on one evening the grandson, the present
MIR. Jefferson, his son. Charles Jefferson, "a
great grandson Of the irst,) and little Bessie
Germon, the great great granddaughter of the
first Jefferson, and granddaughter of Mrs.
Germon, all appeared in the same play. Three
generations of one family in a theatre where
W. previous generations had appeared. -
Bait. Suu,
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EXANDR VA.
THURSDAY, APRIL Z, 1870

30 The following despatch from Washington
appears in the newspapers: Senator Revels
states that the constant rush upon him since
he took his seat has almost Frustrated his nerv-
GUS system, so much so that he considers himself
compelled to seek a place OF rest. He states
that the raids Of newspaper interviewers upon
him have been tremendous, and believes that
where other Senators have one caller, he prob.
ably has ten. lie proposes to leave hero the
last OF this week for the North and West"
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One foot of snow fell at Scranton, Pa, or
Monday.
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NAILS

r &c NAILS d. W. HALLS
VAMEs W. MALLS & SON,
y -. 1877 King ST.. Aleys Vs.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, Mouldlngs,
Balustcrs, Of different patterns, and NeWel
Posts. X large stock of French and American
Paints, Oils, Varnishe5, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Lead, and other
brands o. Mro quality, Putty. Turpentino and
Machine Oil. ALSO, Lime, Of superior quality,
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, &C A large stock Of Pugh's oelebrn-
tod Car Augers. and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establish ments.
Al orders for Lumber, Brick and Ill kinds
of Building Material, promptly attended to.
forms cash. ... . ,-. feb LIT
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VTIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court
Y of Fairfax county, April Rules, 1870
Spencer A. Heath against Franklin sherman,
istrstor of Horace Heath, doc'd.. Homer Hesth
and De Witt Clinton Heath, def,s. In cb'y.
Mem The object of this suit is to convene
the creditors OF Horace Heath, decd, TO sell
the resi- estate Of which said Horace Heath, died
seized, after paying his debts. to distribute the
residue among those entitled
Il appearing by affidavit tied that the de-
f.ndnnis. Homer Heath and De Witt Clinton
uo.th, are non residents of this State, it is or.
Jcrel that they appear here within one month
alter due publication hereof, and GO what J..
f. Sic: JOB HAWAHURST, Cpk.
Dni.nv & Moore. D.. q. ap 7-law4w
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. The District COM
mlttees in Congress are unanimous in favor OF
paving Pennsylvania avenue, but camp Of como
to q conclusion as to the material to be used.
A warm contest has sprung up here between
the radicals IN this city 10 regard to the
merits or dement's of Mayor Bowen.
Several thousand citizen of Washington to.
day pctitioned Congress for the establishment
of a Probate Court for the District OF Columbia.
Daysonbrock, who caused the death of Con
rad Wcgner, Il few days ago, By striking him on
the head with 4 hammer, WIS to day released
from Jail on 50, 000 bail.
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- IL 4 EsSS,E.3 e..

ALExASpRIA MARKET, April 7.-Flour is
dull for high gr.dc:, but foc Fine and Supers
thsre is somc little enquiry. What is 1rmer,
with Ugh. receipts 32s bushels Of white were
ohored, but no salos woro reported or Change;
sales Of 1876 bushels rcd st Us. Corn is active
and 1a2c better Offering s Of llo2 bushels mix
Cd, with sales al &C, 102, lG3 ard lei; yellow
brought l03; offerings Of llj bushels. Rye Ia
&c better sales of small lots at IS. Oats in bot
ter demand offerings Of so bushels, and sales
at 55a57. Other articles unchanged.
Fish Market for this Day.
FURNISHED by George ". Harrison a. Co.. Nos.
36 King st., 81, 81, Sc FISH HhaTccs
Shad, fresh. per 100..m.".....S22 90 Ga "a 10
Pot Family per bill" II w G n 10
Economy (Del.) p Dbl. II 60 Gg 60 10
Herring, fresh, per thousand. Il o. O. 1890
p":onac, No.1, Il l.. 6 50 "a 90
" Family. 8 % @ q %
- per half D.. i 50 G3 D 20
Lab. Fam. e b~,eAtrs 6 so 90 go
Portland Gibbed, Tsb 60 @ . 90
L" Bay Of Island, No. l. 81 81 90 6 60
Fam. Mess. 6 so u 60
Lake Herring, Chicsgo, cxtra 100 ~ OCO
st. Johns leWivcs.-...-. u 81 q U w
REMARKs.-Heavy freshet in the river, and
Fish scarce and high.
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Fairfax CO., feb 24-eots

A MOTHER CHARMING BOOK 81 THE.
n author. Of Little Woinen " received An!
for sale at
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Clarke 60 40 7-1aT4W

VIRGINIA, to within the County Court
Of Fairfax county, April Rules, 1871,
John ID. Newman against james Taylor and
s.lln, his wife In debt.
Mem The object OF this suit IS to OBTAIN 8
Judgment against the defendant, James Taylor,
Tor the sum of SG7.62, with interest thereon from
the both day OF July, 1869, and to attach the
lite interest OF the suid James Taylor IN and to
tho rcul estate of which Mary Jane Seaton died
sciz,d and possessed, and allotted TO the ssla
Mary Jane Soaton in the division or the req,
estate Of her father, Potter Goodlng, deco sara
li.c interest O. / the said James Taylor DeinE &C
quirod by his marriage with Ella Seaton, ono
Of the heirs a. law OF the said Mary Jane oea-
ton, TO pay said debt and Interest.
IL appearing by affidavit fled thai the sa'u
James Taylor and Ella Taylor, his wife, are
non residents Of this State, it l. ordered tnss
they appear here within one month alter que
qualification hereof, and do what Is necessary 10
nrotcct their Interests. A copy, teste:
d. +. DULANY, Clerk.
Dulany Il Moore, p. q. sp 1-laW4w
VIRGINIA, TO wit In the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, April Rules. loI0:-
George q. coleman VS.. Henry Downs anc E!n-
ily Downs: In chancery.
Mem !: Tho object OF this suit is to obtain par
tit;on OF the real estate in Fairfax county: near
Drancsvilie, formerly belonging to Benjamin
p. Downs, deceased: :,
It .ppcsring by affidavit filed that the SAID
defendants are non residents Of this State. tits
ordered that they appear hero Within one
month after due publication hereof, and 40
what is necessary t. protect their interests. A
copy, tes:s: JOB C!h:
Thomas. I. q. ap I-IsW1H-
VIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Court
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S a l. L

Fairfax CO.. mar 1-1awts
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By Beck, Knox d. herby, AIct'nrs'
VOOD CHANGE TO BUY = HOME.

mn l9-cOts
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

An Improved farm
OF 1872 acres, in the town Of Maine Prai-
l1e-90 acres Of good timber, about 40
acres Of prairie, and. the balance poplar
iadtAaselbrush.s Forty! aeres:a are fenced,
sld IL acres are under cultivation. There
IL small house and we'll Of good water,
% we'll o. some fruit trees on the prem.
isss. The above farm is situated on Pearl
Lake, IL miles from St. Cloud, and haa
the finest location in the State. It il NO ons
Of the main travelled roads TO ST. Cloud,
and IL only : quarter Of mile from 4
school house. For further particulars in.
quirs ct Taa JOURNAL. Office; st. Cloud, OF
81 J. 8. Gam, Wheeler French, or the own.
b., W. H. STEWART, at Maine Prairie,
stearps county, MINI. r, ..:,-,. svl2-n4l
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I TALES IL; AND SKETCHES,
'':' ! =: nt; 80
Z! I4ii&& Ijas +.f2!E:?TG:4 :|3H s: +,
Will be in each number.
1~~.> &" 5.'I.e",..', ~ 49,. q -

b In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
of State and General News,
Agricultural III ation, To-
cal Items, Market r. Reports
from home . and Il rom d abroad,
Correspondence ETC., !: :: ! etc.
Among 90 the III /. regular |! ] : (: cores.
pondents, already well known
to its readers, will be. Mrs.
j. e. Swisshelm, in Pennsyr-
vania :; ts'Ion,' in KentuckX;
and d.. ID J.. E. r !" in st. Louis.
In EDITION, 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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Farm for Sale.

T0HE undersigned offers for sale good
i farm of 100 acres, on thenorth end of
Maine Praire about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
! Sixty scresare timber, tho balance prai-
ie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with 81 oodfence ;thirty acres being undez
cultivation, Onthepremisesis 49,, /.
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables. granary and storehouse two
good wells, and otherimprovements.- This
1farmi directly on the main roadfrom st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be old
cheap. inquire atthis office ,or Of
49, -'.~.. J.. s. DAM, "a.
On the premises.
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.NIoT1cI-U. 3. LAND OFFICE,

N011C1-U.k LAND oH1ICE, y s.: p
IN q. Closd, MINI, Nay Z, 1870. s1s
Conplaint having bss1 entered at this once BY
Joseph Lyshsr against 1dman linftock for abandoa
ing his Homestead 1ntry. No 1126, dated April Y,
ls6o. upon the ~ section township l2e. range 80
IN eteaIns county 1innseota, With visw 70 tne eSn
osllatou Of said entry: the sad parties arS nereC
summoned to sppear ct this once on the 121a DAx
OF JULY 1870 10 o'clock IN Tie s.iS
Observation-Disclosures. q. 4. GILMAN, Register. e
mavIp9vi :. O. MCCLURE Recstvsf:
NoF1cE-U.. 3 6 14asa' 9 %i.n .y 10 $50
Conplaint hayinE bean entered q thh Once b.
Andrsw 0oonsr against heln q Axlesoa, d
esassd Sor sbasdo.tD{ his No. see0
q. y 4 awK nwN swH sectioa 26,towsshlp IN
raDgs q, iafops county, ninnssotas With view q
the cancellation ol sa6 ntry Tia said parttas IN
lasby Ssmnonse % - : q Ut Ones % - 1ors
DAY Or JULY, 1e5e - - oIelock n The fprsneon
lsgsd aban1 onIAsnt.
O. 4. GILMAN, 1agistef,
{ nAy101Wl 5. @. NeClU11, 1ScaY1E
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It is our desire to have
THE JogRN4A,l4zsEri:e,ac = every 81,
household in /. Northern. Min.
4ese 'ttta s., + +; IS devoted .to::sthe
hterests'of this part, Of g: th ( )
State, and we intend to make
it Of interest IS ss., to The { people
who live here and !: TO To- those
abroad as well. ~ ..s .:,s.;. -. J. :.
'@icz s'*E .Hi.a:t A.: n .tiII;5Jn :. 4 I:
s--s---.s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEFAULT HAS
.Xl BEEN made in the conditions Of certain mort.
duly executed and BY Joseph Psndls and
Te9nxs ssse ths art d.y
july AD lss3, snd recorded in once Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds in and for the county Of stsarns and
tni .n Boo es q
Deson pages ~, 4o5 and 400, given TO secure the
psynsnt Of ann Of Eight Hundred dollars and In
tssst seeesdns 70 ths Of certain pEems;
PendlS,* bearing even date with said Mortgage and
payable three years from date to said Man9 Hya
ing Or srdcr md there is claimed to BE- due, and IL
date Of this nosce, Nine Hundred and Forty three
and 5000 Dollars, With the further sum Of Seventeen
dollars paid by said as and for insurance
premises which said inanrance money and 10 By
the terms Of said part of the debt secured
thereby, and BY reason Of the non-Rayment Of said
recorded Herewith, as aforesaid has become opera
tive and action proceeding has been instituted
lat law otherwise to recover the debt remaining
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of said power
Of sale contained in said mortgage, and pursuant TO
the statute in such case made and provided. said
premises, to wit: Lot Numbered Ten, Q0) in Block
Numbered Thirtyone (3l) In the town Of st. Cloud,
according to plat and survey thereof made BY John
of Deeds in and for the county Of steans and State
Of Minnesota, or so much thereof may be necessa-
ry, at public zendue by the Sheriff Of said county.
at the front dosr Of the Court House, in the city Of
st. Cloud in said county, on the goth day of August,
A. 1870, ut o'clock in the afternoon Of that day
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due on 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 mortgage eoveaanted and agreed to bepad - at
torneys fees in css of tho foreclosure thereof In
addition to oil and costs allowed in that behalf
by law. -.
Dated July 9Th, A. D. 1870.
MARIA EVA KLERINGs, Mortgage.
r,3. $3.50 y; THOS. O.fALDHA,g IS
i: y.,. - sheriff Of 6tearns Co., Minnesota.
L. W. CoItIaS, Attorney. julye-7w
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WIS., ~. ! Co.,. KS
lS THE RENH IN PANTY N2Ei

~ LIE 060I IN EAAA1x OO4S
R MakL STITCH. HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND.
nest needle and thead from perfect work on the
nnest Nansook, over the heaviest bsavsr cloth and
III; With ,thread OF tension *
easier faster and stiller than any other machine.
every other stitch, ~ each loop being Twis1kD 81
THE ROTATING HOOK,''
drawing the twist into the goods, thus securely
astenlng every stitch, that the seam will bear TO
seam warranted not to ZIP in wear and andsr al
clrcumstanccsto Survive the washtub.' Old, worn
out family garments boscms, pants, dressed, have
the greatest composition and to this stitch premiums
1ms nave been awardedf0rts Superiority
Elasticity and Beauty.
patented device prevents the possibility Of ths
machine being run in the wrong Direction, or theba
ance Whichever wearing or touching the dress. -
The NEEDLE CANNOT Be SET WRONG,
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines.
No Breaking ofNeedles.
The blade of the needle is less than three
An inch long, and is straight. %frE-.sl}
me Hensmer and Fsuer can neuer be ct wrong.
Any one may adjust them In the dark. The hem
may De Of any width. No other hemmsro or TELLER .
like this It turns the hem the right under sid
It will drop Stitches, - the needle 10 always
set right the blade short aad straight, does not VI
Manufactured with Mathematical PseisteS.
Hence each part 10 interchangeable and can bsrsady
replaced in case of accident. It will last generation
properly cared fox. None Who have used it can be
persuaded to other. The roundness, evsuness
durability and beeuty of ito stitch -f'' .''*.
WE'RE NEVER EQUlLED, 80 ,r-s
Its Rapidly, Absolute Stiffness, case Of motion,
narrowness and neatness of It's hem and fsll were
never approached by any other machine -.5l.
The Pressauiversally pronouncet his tho Best 1ami
merits of the other machines it is no dsparagemsnt
to of the Wilcox kGibbs IL worth for family use
double that Of any other ever offered to the public
It received the Gold Medal of the American Instt.
trte-the FrstPremium for '-S-' - - :
''THE BEST SEWING MAOHINE,'
At the great New England Rair-ths Vermont STATE
fair--the Wisconsin State 1air-the Michigan State
Pair the Iowa State Fair-and at over Cd County
Fairs throughout the West-making more First Pre-.
niums than were taken By oil other Sewing Machines
together In the same time.
Nss no'o ne Great Leadiso Nh~ay sept.o NaeAsss
y ALL OVER THE WORLD. = a.
Wetake other machines in exchange. We sell OH
Cotton, silk, Twist and Needles for every kind Of
AaEN IS WANTnD.-r.rm. to Agents. de-
scrptve circular and specimens Of work, sent ss BY
mail, on receipt ofstamp, or had Of s9%
= CORNELL, WARD 4 zCOMlNGS,
.s@5ssx GENERALAGEHTs, = .,ssaz.
133 Lake Street. Chicago. M.
NOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OIFIOE, ------
I.x st. Cloud, MINI, Nays, 1870.
plant having been entered ct this oceby Peter
Hoffman against George Pehl for abando1ing his
upon the 9 No u e"x Nv u section IL,
township 122, range 60 stssrns county, Minnesota
with view to the cancslhtion d said entry: the
re 49, q:
IN tne respond and furnish testt
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8. LAND OFFICE, -
IN =; st, Cloud. Mimi zJnna 90. 1870

Complaint having bean entered at this ONCE by
Nils Eiasen against Gerhard stallberger for aban-
aoning his Homestead Entry No. sos, dated Nay s.
1858, upon the g. No 20 u NV n ana
sseaIns county, Minnesota, with . visw to the
ca.csilaon Of said entry the said parties hereby
summoned to appear at this ONCE on the I'D DA
0R.AUGUsT, 1870, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to
respond and furnish testimony concsrning alleged
abandonment. G. A. GILMAN, Register,
aiuneS0-6Vi go z, C, MCCLURE. Receiver.