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TINE TABL.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
ON and after May ., 1870, trains Will run
daily sundays excepted, as follows:
Arrives. Leaves.
$50 pm 7.30 am
pm LEO pm.
FerrybOat will leave wharfboat, foot OF
Union street, daily at Z am.
r. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent
b +. RoBsOS, Asst Sup't
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R.R.
Change Of time, taking effect sunday, Junel2
Arrives. Leaves.
$50 pm. l0B am
Junction accCm..----.-.. Sl5a.m. go pm
EOmerville accOm-.--- 80 am 40 2 N
Freight with coach at
tached .-.....-...---.- rs pm. 6O0a.m
Ticket Omce, rs Main street, corner OF South
Court.
Arrives. Leaves.
Dav Express LILO pm. AIS am.
Night ENpress--------~s-.-- 40 am 3OO pm
Brownsville Accom-. 800 am. DO pm.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
city time. Depot at head OF Main street.
Ticket Office Z7a Main street, one door north
al JehersOn-
MISSISSIPPI ANDTENNESSEE RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
New Orleans Mail, daily 2:5 pm, 12:6 pm.
Express. daily -.-.--..-- $50 am. 41U pm
Freight. daily except
81 ~ pm. bslu "a m.
Takes eject sunday, June y. lS70.
Depot at foot Of Main street Ticket Once,
Ey7LMaiu street, one door north OF Jefferson.
A. LINERMOkE GenlS upt.
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LAW REPORTS.

LADIES, don't fail to attend the Rem
nant sale at B. LOwsnstein & Bros, to-
mOrrOW
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ATTY-GENL 18th JUDICIAL CIRo'T.

TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FIF-
n TENTH JUDICIAL CTRCUTr-ln response
70 he catering ASSURANCES Of upporU which
have been tendere to me, I hereby announce
myself a candidate tor REELECTION 70 Lne
ofiea Of Acknowledgement OF the flteenth
.IUdiciaI Circuit. Election first Thursday IN
2u5usf next WALKER WOOD.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
RIVERS, wEArHER AND BUSINESS.
CHARLES
Gn~0-safanIan% o., "A--

GAS WORKS, June 15. 1870.
The river fell 12H inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark Of 1867,
II feet z inches.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1872 Main street. House Furnishing
Goods at extra. bargains.
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REMEMBER THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
OF Howell, Wood & Co.'S stock, at No.
332 Main street.
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H~ALF-DozEN first quality Wamsutta
f. Y. Shirts made to order for Sl8.
WIGGANS q THORN,
233 Main street.
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On Friday, the 18th inst, we will mark
down our entire stock of Lace Collars,
Lace Rufus, Illusion Rutfs, Lace and Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, Val. Laces, Cash's
Rulings, Magic Rulings and Pique But
tons. Also our entire and well assorted
stock of Trimmings will be closed out
below cost. A. SEESSEL 4 SON,
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1op mnGE15rn IrDIcTAL CIRCUIT.

TT-DGF 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-At the
j request of q respectable portion OF tne
hsr. and Of the people Of the Fifteenth Judl-
cfaI CircuiL. I announce myself a eanolQale
fOr Judge Of that Circuit. The election Is 70
be held on the hrst Thursday, being the 4th
day OF Augus next --1r
anE hAAL ~. NlrLLL.
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B. LowENsTEIN & Bros. will offer to-
morrow an immense lot of remnants of
Prints, Domestics, Tickings, Bingham,
White Goods, Linens, Dress Goods,
Lawns, Cassimeres, Tweeds, etc, etc. all
those who a make use of Remnants
should be sure to call at B. Lowenstein &
Bros, tomorrow.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1872 Main Street. Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes.
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j. DELoACH P \
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The adopted report OF the Board of Al
dermen's improvement Committe upon
Geo. PattersOn's petition, in relation to
certain damage alleged to have been done
to his property by the city, in changing
the channel of the bayou, when the Vance
street bridge was built, etc. the Engineer
ordered in the report to have the neees-
sary spiling done, etc.
Report concurred in by Council.
The adopted favorable report OF the
Board of Aldermen's Improvement Com
mittee upon the petition Of @. A. Stoyan,
j. D. Williams and others, owners of lots
on Monroe street extended, praying for
the opening and improving Of SAID street
east from Wellington street 70 the rail-
road and Lsuderdsle street, north to Mon
roe street, etc.
Report concurred in by Council.
A resolution adopted by the Beard Of
Aldermen that Thomas G.. Neal be al
lawful interest on a credit on the
city books Of 1904 80, amount due !
Referred by Board Of Aldermen TO
Mayor and City Comptroller, with power
70 act, etc, Report concurred in by Coun-
Gil.
An adopted resolution by Board Of Al
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unGEsUPREMEC oURTwEsT DIV.

fudge SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
., vTsI0N-We are authorized TO announce
THOS.J J. FREEMAN as a candldaIe IOr Jnage
of the supreme Tor the western blSl-
sion Election August 1. $50. myo4
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MARK Your STocK.-Much trouble
and litigation would be avoided and a
world Of neighborhood luminosity and
suspicion done away with, if stock raj
sers would do their duty and comply
with the law in relation to marks and
brands. Thousands of hogs and hun
dreds Of cattle ale roaming ct large in
the timber on the bottoms of the vari-
GUS streams in the country, all unmark-
ed, and as they sometimes roam far
from their owners, many of them are
finally lost, as usually it is almost i'm
possible for the owners to describe such
an animal without describing with
equal accuracy other animals that stray
into a neighborhood.
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''THE BEST SEWING MACHINE. ,,
NoTIoE.-U. 8, LAND oTr1or.

NOTIOE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE. T. - ''''
~ =. H.: St. Cloud, MIMI, Nay ., ls7o. T. :, J: ].
Con plant having been entered 1t this onosby Petsr
Hoffman against George Pohl for .abandoai6k 81
upon the . II no Il ~ nv X section n.
township 122, range So in Stesrns oou1ty 1a1ssota
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: thc
said parties are hereby esmmcnsd . appserst TIN
10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond and urnish es
nony concerning said alleged sbsndonnaent. 4"
~ :: .t, r.. CA. GILMAN, Reeister ~;
: may19-6wl +. d. MCCLURE, Rseeiver.
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NJor1sE.-u.s.lAHD OFFICE; =.

Nor1sE:s@u:s!1AaD Office;
IN St. Cloud, Mimi, April Is. 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE by John
Olson against William p. Cunningham for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No 2lo3, dated Nov. Is, 1865,
upon the . Il NV section 49, section IS,
view to the cancellation Of said entry sid parties
ats hereby summoned appear at this office the
18th DAY OF JUNE, 1870 at 10 O'Clock IN the fore
noon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
c. A. GILMAN, Register,
anr2S.6wh T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
NIoT1CE-U S. LAND OFFICE,
N St. Cloud, MIMI, April g. 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by Jens
johnson against John r. McDoueall for abandoning
his Homestead Entry No. 2lO6. dated Nov II, 1865,
upon seA section 49, township 12s range 3d. in Todd
county, Minnesota with . view to the cancellation
of said entry: the sejd parties hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 17TH DAY OF JUNE,
1870 at o'clock in the afternoon to respond and fur
nish testimony concerning ta'd alleged abandonment.
a. c. A. GILMAN, Register,
m,v5.svse r. -" +. G. MCCLURE; Receiver
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Farm for Sale.

.rNHE Undersigned offers for sale good
farm of 100 acres, on thenorth endof
Maine Prairie about
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
sixty acresare timber, the balanceprai-
ie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence ;thirtyacres beingunder
cultivation. On the premisesisa
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
With stables. gransry and storehouse two
rood wells, and otherimprovements. This
farmi directly on the main roadfrom st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be old
cheap. Inquire atthis Office or OF
, j. s. DAM,
.. On the premises.
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CURE FOR A FrLoN.-Pulverise
five cents worth Of chalk, put it in
deep earth vessel, then add one tea
cup Of vinegar, not aoid, stir it we'll,
immerse the felon and keep it in three
hours, and then spread a poultice Of the
same, keep It on till: dry aud change
once. =. -. 49, "a
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ALOTfCE.-U. S. LAND OFFICE. ,o-
M g. C,,,,d Mimi. Nav IL, s16I

having been entered q asndonps his
Niison sgaR Rarv No: soo dated May e. 1863 apen
tsS9sse 1ss Il. ssDss IS i
ton Of said entry he saa cp on tbe isra
T ghse asit IT. O'clock in .ftenol e and
fnraish testimony concesning said asgss g. anaon
ma msy1e8w% T. c, MCCLURE. Receiyer. :
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sv.sergrs-,sgsz HAY ASA FEED.
- Corn-stalks are difficult to keep;
straw must be cut or scalded to be of
:bsroft; roots must be mauged; and
snuch labor is required for all this
and, at the best, you have not rolia-
bio fodder, "bread-and- butter" for
stock. But you have it in hay, not
the ripe or bleached article that We
find SO much. This is worse than good
straw or oorn-stalks. But the hay that
is grass cured, such as We now and then
find, and once finding, never miss it
there; this is wanted. Hero IS some
thing fresh and sweet and nutritious,
containing all tho elements necessary
to, growth and the production of but.
ter and cheese, and these of better
quality and Of equal or superior guam
tity to any thing that is commonly pro-
duced. We say it is better, more de-
sirablc all round t.. an any other feed.
1t is the natural food it is healthy;
it is nutritious; it is readily raised and
easily gathered, enriohing tho land at
tho same time (by its aftermath and
sod, y and is easily handled. 1t needs
but be thrown to tho stock, without re-
ing cut or steamed. The butter (made
of it in tho Winter has fine flavor, a
good color, tho cheese the same, and
the milk is your Summer milk, only
more eoqoentrated (less wstery,) there
foro better Stock is kept healthier by
feeding suoh hay. You see it in the
excr n 'nts + the looks, bright looks Of
the cattle; their great, full, free breaths
smelling Of Summer; the hide is mo.
bile and the coat is smooth. There. il
liveliness in your stock Of all kinds, e.
pecially the colts and the calves. Pigs
and sheep require nothing more than
the early-cut, xell,oured clover, For
growth, nothing perhaps equals it !;
hence, just the thing for young grow
ing animals, which need not lat, but
muscle, bone, etc.
We have seen this fully demonstrated.
We have seen this hay, particularly
clover, como out of the NOW fresh and
green, the blossoms still there, their
color but slightly dimmed; We have
seen this eaten up clean and every
time We have seen tho foe effect, in
the milk, the growth, and the good con.
dition OF the animals, and this contin-
ned during the Winter, and in the
Spring large supplies of butter made !;
and nothing fed but tho hay; 1t was
sufficient. It was even better than
grain, disposing less to the evils At the
time Of partutition. The cooling eff.
feet Of the grass (hay) lessons the ten
dency to Inflammation and other harm,
and avoids the high straining which
grain and other strong feed induces, in
the end hurting more than bene6ting,
and for the present not surprising in
growth (of muscle) and milk, quality
rs we'll as quantity being considered.
We do not object to turnips, beets
and carrots, and even potatoes and ap-
pies. Neither do We wish to be under
stood As finding fault with corn-stalks.
We even have aeeu the good effects
from straw, cut green aud cured and
run through the straw cutter. Let
these things be fed as occasion may re-
quire. They may be made, when pro
rerly treated and Of good quality, tt
do well.-Ulica Herald.
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NEVLI BOOK Agents sell 100 D,
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PATENTS.

lnve1e44ve viih to TAX out Letters Patent are
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'srucs'oas TO- The tnvshtors b sent gratis.
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Being cripple, I have made house plannipga spec
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OF value to all, sent free Address with stamp or
Scsips q eonyenient9 GEO. J. Colby, Architect,
EPl1EPsY OR FIT8.-Persono am,cted
~ Nth thi.1iseess shosld not fail to ssculs AND
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Information dahbs obtained BY addrsselng:j . n
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W''': ST. H.. : GIL, Gill; Ill.,.

ID 146 0ESI IN fAAlAx VD6S
WILL STITCH, HEM. FELL, TUCK, CORD: BIND,
anest needle and thead run from perfect work the
nnest Nainsook, the heaviest beaver cloth and
with no chsngeofneedle thread or tension It
easier se AND
II 1ormsa nat even and elastic seam, differing from
every other stitch, each loop being TWISTED BY
THE ROTATING HOOK"
ana drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
fastening every stich that tho seam will bear 70
De and that case svens the
circumstances to Survive the washtuh." Old, worn
out family garments bosoms pants dresses &c.. have
Deen submitted to Committees 1T fairs where was.
ums have been awarded forits Superiority Durability
Elasticity and Beauty.
patented device prevents tho possibility Of the
machine being run in tho wrong direction, the bal
ance Whichever wearing or touching tho dress. -;
The NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET aWR0ne,
Thus avoiding the great trouble Of other machines
No Breaking ofNeedles.
The blade of the needle is less than
IN inch long, and is straight. s:4:.L - ,,-I 4, :.
Any one may adjust them in the dark. Tho hen;
may DO of any width. No other hemmsr or fsllsr .
like this. turns the hem on the right under sid
It will not drop Stitches, As the needle il always
get right the blade short and straight, docs not Il
brate. like longer ones They are .:5-
Manufactured Nth Mathematical Rreets;er.
Hence, each part is and can bersady
replaced in case accident. It will hast generation
!properly cared for. None who have nsed It can BE-
persuaded to useany other. The roundness evenness
durability and beeuty OF its stitch
WE'RE MEYER EQUlLED,
Its Rapidity, Absolute Stiffness, ease Of motion
narrowness and neatness Of its hem and fell were
never approached by any other machine
The Press universally pronounced his TIL Best Fa1
y Sewing Machine in the World. whatever the
merits of the other machines tt is no dspara oesnt
to say of the Wilcox &Gbbs it 10 worth Tor amlv m
double that OF any other ever offered to the public
1t received the Gold Medal Of the American Insti.
tute-the frstPremium for
''THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
at tho great New England Fair-the Vermont STAT.
Fair-the PennsylvaniaState Fair-the Indisns Ststs
Fair-the Wisconsin State Iair-the Miehisan 9tsts
Fair the Iowa State Fair-and at over Cd CountS
Fairs throughout the Matchmaking moro First r..
niums than were taken by all other Sewing Machines
together in the same time.
1's "o'o the Great Leadio ldatly Se,oing NacKfse
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We take other machines in exchange. We soil OIL
Cotton, SILK, Twist and Needles for every kind 81
AGENTS WANrnD.-r.rm. to Agents gen, ID. d.
scrptive circular and specimens Of work. sent ne b.
mail, on receipt ofstamp, or had Of 49, .-.,,
CORNELL, WARD & COM1NdS.
GENERAL AGENTS,
133 Lake Street. Chicago. III.
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NTOTlCE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ 8 st, Cloud. Minn., MAY, II, j;

.1y Nv 0HVU0S 1s3Hht11sS ~ ~ 105S'
Complaint having been entered at this office by 0:e
Nilsson against; Mis- Anderson for abandoning his
1860 upon the Sc Z section 81, township 12s, range
50, In Pope county, Minnesota, with q view to The
cancellation of said entry the said parties are hereby
snmmoned to appear at this Office on tho 18th DAY
OF JULY 1870, at 2o'clock in the afternoon to Re,
sii onJ 90, ..H q A. GILMAN, Register,
"aJnswn +. C. McCi4URE, Receiver.
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,Wekeep constantly on handths
ONLY; FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Sheet Music and Musical Instrumcnt
Ofalldescriptionsin Minnesota.

Our stock Of violins, violincellos, Con
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro
nets. Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Bras Instruments ,Accors
deons, Strings, etc., is complete.
Church Organs, Melt icons and Pianos
tuned sndrepaired
Orders atte ed to with PrOmptness
v3-n26
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"ANTED!.
EVERY T. A DY
To know that she can get
ffrst.class Scoring Machine, a 500 Gold Watch,
o. a Knitting Afochine. far Four Days
light, honorable and agreeable -
avork, in her o7cn Tom.
EVERY YOUNG MAN
Or old man, if smart, can get Forty Dollar
Coin Silver Elgin Watch, for TWO
Days work. Or, If preferred,1
q s $1,000 A DAY, CASH! i'-'& 81
81, I17S 70 either Nan or Woman. p4;;4I IT.
No Capital required. Not one cent 70 q t,..f. :;
2SEs5s Infested. y .'A> %
=: .&a4ssSA# SURE THING, II 5s6:i Jsscgej
= Aud no risk whatever. One or .two. chances; IN
eeh town. according to size. Send for particulars ~
once and MANS tvs good rsfefences.s Address 49,.
80 STODDARD 1 PARKHURsT,
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N1OrICR-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
N 81. Cloud. MIMI, Nay -, 1870.
:, Complaint having been entered at this once by
Louis Anderson against David Hannah for abandon
Ing his Declaratoey Statement No. 26 dated lebEu-
8. township IT, range s. Ii Todd county, Ainnasota
With view to the cancellation Of aid entry: the
said parties hereby summeosd to appear ct this
ol1cs "a tbe1o7H DAY OF JULY 1870, ct 10 O'clock
in the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning aid alleged abandonment.
80 .:s .s;-s,. @. 4. GILMAN, legistsr.
ipay1o.6H T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
KTOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE, NJ.
IN St. Cloud, Mimi, Nay 20, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this ONCE by
Jamos T. Angel against VIM. Cheason tor abandoL-
ing his Declaratory Statement No. 671l, dated Dec.
q, 1868, upon the ~ w section %, township LII
range g, IN Wright county, Minnesota, With . view
to tho cancellation Of said eutry the said parties are
hereby summoned to sPpeaR ct this oice on tho 18TH
DAYOF JULY, 1870, 1T 10 O'clock In the forenoon,
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said a.
legged abandonment.
may266wll TIC. MCCLURE. Receiver.
DLOOB11NGTON, 1LL., NURsERY.-
ID 10th Yeari 800 Acres 1 10 Greenhouseel .
Largest, best stock and chipping facilities. APPLES
/, and W, 1000 1ne yr, $2t Apple koot-gEat1,
choice, - NurDery Stocks, Seeds, Osage, Apple,
Peach, Wldgoose, Plum, Usage Hedge, 10000, us
Rvergreens Roses, 1,000 800. Dahlias, 0ladiolus,
afeenhouse, Bedding Plants. Send l0c:. 1or Csta-.
Dgues. Z. =. fdAN14.
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&stAeNR ol11QE ss:la;1 -.

sN 81, Cd00d, MINI, 11y y, 197U.
lxSSsex Goomer against heirs Of Ellertscharleeoo D.
GOD, for abandoning his Homestead No. $780,
datsl October II, 1895. gpon The sw ~ section
rsnse q Il f0pe county, Minnesota, witha .viewsto
~ csnceetioa Of aid entry: the said parties arc
heesSy eummonsd to appear at this Once ON the 2fa
DAY or jULY. 1870, 1t l0o'clock in the forenoon
70 r.nond and furnsh testimony concerning said al
iered s6endonss6nt. al ss2 q a 1sa6tt1Es sgg5$
-. i 8 CA; G1MAS: Register,
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THE RAM6DELL
N q r WAY OATS

ToFFER FOR SALE tho genuine Ramsdell Nor
l. way Oats. Every farmer has now . chance to
profit ~ their introduction. Every man who has
e1Arm Or garden can make 80 by expanding $loo
xh.1a ns
show that they yield from Is to $50 bushels per acre
All Farmers should read nv illustrated paper free
on application. Many parties are advertising Nor
way Oats for sale who have not the genuine seed My
seed are grey in color, not white nor black Farm
ers are cautioned against these frauds.
One Bushel Free.-Any person getting mp club
of S bushels will give one bushel a. q Premium
PRICE $3.50 per b1shs, $3.50 per half bushel, $500
per peck; or pound by mail, post paid $780, Send
money with order, by Express P. o. order, or reg
istered letter. Orders will be promptly allied.
Address g. ". W1CKERSHAM.
Dubuque. Iowa.
D. VI. Rausdell's General Agent for the sale Of
his oats In Iowa and Minnesota.
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NOT1CE-u. =. LAND OFFICE,
Complainthaving been entered Office by Ncho.
les Thes against John H: Upham for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. l42S. dated May 15:h. 1868,
stearns county, MINI, with view to tho cancellation
of said entry the said parties hereby summoned
to appear at this office on the 6rH DAY OF JULY,
1870, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon to respond
donment. G. A. GILMAN, Register,
mayl96wn T.. Y. MCCLURE, Receiver.
NoT1cE.-g; $; LAND 0FF1cE, ~.
~ st. Cloud, MINI, May ,ls7e;
Adam Umbrecht against Thos Lowcock for abandoning
bis bis, Homestead Entry No. 1912, dated April Y,
1895, upon e til: Sc section =, township 12s,
view to the cancellation OF said entry: thu
once on Tho ss1a SAY Of JUNE Ap isso, At 10 70
+ testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
mayls-ewl T. c. MCCLURE. Receiver.
NOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN st. Cloud, Minn., May 16, 1870.
Complaint having been entered Of this Office by
James u God against Noah Grant for abandoning his
Declaratory Statement No. 2626, dated January Il
shs :w
witha view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
sid parties are hereby summoned to appear At this
in the forenoon torsspond and furnish testimony
corning aaid alleged abandonment:
!; nsyleowll T. Q. MCCLURE, Receiver:
NdT1CE-U. BLAND OFFICE, 81:
Compliant lAving been Entered q this ofies By
Is aoasstsad may No ioas a.isa April: u a5ss,
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Of The sid parties are hardly
summoned 70 sppeer 1t thi: once On the 271E PAY
00ODd and furnish te6tnODV COnC0fntn0 sid Alleged
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'NdFItE:-U: 3: LAND 3FlIoI. ------ = =;
EN 81. Cloud, MINI, ny 4. 1870: -
Dscis1asse1 1isassnE H. ss5s, daSsd Sept - 4seD;
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viii eytsw 70 ths Cancellation n aid Is4trys Ne
ono. % Il. iss DAf OF JULY, ls1o = ao,s'eadskS
coneerning said alleged abandonment ' - 80''i
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Ihinan rnNssssG ae1iastj 1hohaAS: tattes6n go
abandoning his 3omestead- Entry No. 1872, dated
April IT, 1858, upon ths = y ~ section Il, town
viii Nov q tie eanceiation Il said entry TIC
said parties hereby; summoned to- appeArAt this
ccs On ne a2sa PAY o. yVta iS7o ~ 10 se9sk
G. A. GILMAN, Register,
mayls6wll I. 9. MCCLURE, Receiver.
KIOTICH.--U. g. LAND OFFICE, r. =: s..
hs;i Seos ssa ny Il see
Thiman Restwset against Augustus Il. Kelly fvr |
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 1911, dated
April Is, 1868. upon the sw II section u, town.
,;th v;ev te tho Generalization of sai entry: tl,,