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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

Roscoe CONKLING As An AMATErE
PUGrIL>r-Conkling practices pugili>m.
1t secrn>. lie has had masters famous
in their line, and can fence, and tib. and
cut, and dub with the best ut thcn.-
Every morning he arises from his chastc
roucI, and while yet i'll his night clothes.
that leave his senatorial LEGS exposed,
and his senatorial muscles OF the arm
Tree, tUr AN hour he dances around a
sick Of bran suspended from the ceiling.
hitting it rlgh. and left with great force.
raFidity and precision. After this a
couple OF stout fellows rub the senator
down with crash towels and horse
brushes. This tremendous athlete of the
tog-bank then descends to raw steak and
porter. This fearful gladiator of the
senate Is very fond OF inviting any
friend who may call upon him to Il little
trial with the gloves, and then amusing
himself by administering dubs on the
nose and III the eyes, or of upsetting his
friends entirely. My friend Jones, a
warm admirer OF tue curly pated law
maker, had this invitation to stand up
and be punished until he found it some
what iatigung. SO one day he intro
duced his friend Price. When invited
to put on the gloves, as usual, he de
cllned but recommended his friend Price.
Price was also reluctant, but consented
The Senator very kindly gave Price
some instruction as 10 position and mode
OF striking out.
''Now hit me- cried the senator,
dancing around Price. Il fear | shall
hurt you," said Price. .'Ncyer mind
me, continued the senator, giving Price
Il stln"cr on the nose. ''Well, look out,
>norlcd Price, very red in the face.
The senator tried to Get one in on
Prices peppers, when his arm was sud-
denly thrown up in an extraordinary
manner Price had caught it the most
awkward way and gave it such a wrench
that Conkey thought for "a moment his
arm was gone. While looking ior it he
got most internal whack between his
eyes. The senatorial beauty threw up
his arms and stumbling back, fell over Il
lounge, leaving nothing visi ole but his
senatorial leg>, and there he lay studying
a new sort OF astronomy that seemed to
be made up of fireworks, while Jones
cried ''time.' Conkling did not come to
time, but when he did gather himself up,
looking extremely silly, Price said: Il
beg your pardon, Mr.. Senator, thought
you more experienced than you seem to
be. l am an old hand at this sort oi
thing, having been brought up in the
prize rlng."-DOnn Pian to Cincinnati
Ecn' arclaL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

An INFANT LoGICIAN.-A "randchild
of DR.. EmmonS, when not more than SIX
years old, came to Inn with trouble
weighing on her mind.
"A. B. lays the moon Is made OF
green cheese, and don't believe it,
Don't believe it Why not p
- ...'w it isn't"
''But how do you know
SIS it, grandpa !''
"Dont ask me the question you
must find it out yourself"
"IIow can find it out p
You must study into it.
She knew enough to resort to the first
of Genesis ior information, and after Il
truly Emmons-like search, she ran into
the stu ly.
"Fve found it out The moon is not
made of green cheese, tor the moon was
made before the cows were"
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Thrice Ten vera ago my gray-haircd friend
Il r,mcmb. II well do Won p
on country rc-oundod from cnI to end
With cheer for 'rirpacanoc:"
The 'i;uck,yc cabin" triumphant rolled
I'LL it f'ood At the White House gatc,
and III strod IA hero ls tIue and bold
As ere ttod chambers Of state:
Well wor was the jOy-th~ p,sture g.and-
uf Columh,- noble men
Who saw not the cabins "a ] Ger the land
Were trrning with veterans hsn:
With babes after whom the world should gaze:
Whose deeds should llume SO brigh..
That their fame should exceed as the meteors blaze
EXC. ed the iire-tiies light
Thrice ten years ago the bells tolled slow,
And a nation it. sackcoth wore
And the day was black when the world mus. know
That II rrson wac no NOR;
Well worth was the grief for the good and brave
Now gon. to his final st.
But Thousands who wept fill noJier grave,
With LINCOLN, the Ias,, and best.
Thrice ten year ago, and the old sixth Corps"
Sat on the mother knee,
Or played on ;he sward at the cottage door.
In the shade Of the maple tree;
Each mother looked on with loving eyes,
And !onged the future to see;
But how useless all her philosophers
Whit the Cherished one should be!
and what though his undivulg-d career
"-s lot after her tender plan'
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Dc0icuiiOH Of SOfdicrs' lUOuUHle eHt
ar Pe0cHUni, JHiy 4, 1870.
STATEMENT MADE BY IRA L. MC'CLARY,
ESQ, FOR TIE BUILDING COMMITTEE.

Prcfacing his statement with mirth-
provoking remark that the monument
was not quite so high as some of our
journals had represented, Mr. McClarv
SAID ''The base is ) feet, 81 inche
square and Uses feet, inches. Plinth
Is + feet, = inches square and rises
foot, / inches. Die is , feet, 6 inches
square and rises / feet, 1 inches Shalt
Is feet, ) inches square at the base, l
foot, inches at the top and rises lG
feet, > inches. The height of the Mon
ument Is - feet, ) inches, exclusive of
the curb, and cost $1,000. The grading
OF the ground, fence &C., will cost about
$500 more. The money has been raised
by subscription and the whole expense
Is paid. We think that the contractors
(Nles>rs. Sartwrll and Worfheu of Nc
lndocs) have done themselves and US
credit m this piece of work and the
mt tnument Is now i'll the hands of the
citizens OF the town. TO dedicate and pre-
serve.
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Y TnRIFr ilJ>ElNp.-A plri~ial
widower. who greatly regretted his wife.
had her bnried IN the cemetery ol Mon,
i'arnasSe. He put up lao monument O,
marble or stonr-nnly u small garden
and a very small inscription marked tltr
spot where his lost partner lay First.
some na>tur,iumS were planted over the
grave-tic deceased was fond of m.,iur-
tium>. Ihc~r were gathered on Sun
days and eaten ~ a >alud. This a.
tempt having been successful. hudcr
measures were adopted. and some ii,tir
pink radi~Iie> grew there. IL If by chance.
/ he official in chargc OF tie cemetery
>ai j nothing uniiI last autumn. when hy
became aware Of the presence Of two
enormous moons III the little enclosure.
This time police regulations were put in
force. and Tins new form ui markr, car
dening WAS brought 10 a c.o-r by the he
rcavcd husband being requested 10 with
draw FROM the cemetery, which lac did.
complaining bitterly CT the cruelty, and
saying that he mad 80 particularly valued
the Vegetables gown upon the grave, and
eating them with peculiar satisfaction.
because he ielt they were offered hi by
lis /Oc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

\ "SErTEE POWDER A few days
since a colorcd lad entered Il drur store
in Portland with what he described a.
AN lawful feeling in de stomach, .ics like
it wor full ot ti>h-huoks and angle
worms and demanded - Setter pow
der" rs he had been advised that would
give rciiet Accordingly the SeidIitz
powders were dissolved in separate glas>-
cs, as usual, and placed before him, with
instructions to pour one into the other
aud drink while ciitrvc>cing. But the
sable youth did nothing of the sort. In
stead otio ollowing the directions. he hastily
drank off the contents ofone glas- IAN I'M
mcdiateiy swallowed the other. The effect
may be imagined, but not described. The
cffcrvcsccncc which should have taken
place in the glass lciore it was drank,
took place i'll the bcwiidered darkGy'-
stomach, sending streams Of the tro'hy
liquid from his mouth. nose, eye and
ears. As soon as the poor fellow could
recover breath. he cried out in frighJyrrI
tones: My stomach is busted l cant
live asminutc :" In "A few nom .uts. how
ever, he lelt better and turning 10 depart,
said dat stuff may work well mutt
on H." white trash, but it's sure def on Il
niger.
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1t is dangerous to be ''h,ghly spoken
OF" in Cincinnati, A baby was left at
rich mans door, the other night, with
note aylng;-'Having heard you
spoken very highly OF, and also that you
was extravagantly fond OF babies, L have
brought you this treasure
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

and Calvary, that he might save the
world. So our country's brave de-
tenders initiated, in some slight degree,
| this high, divine example. When our
whole national tirmamert was obscured
by the black cloud of civil war, portend-
ing destruction to all our liberties and
sending terror and despair to millions OF
horrOr-stricken hearts, these heroes vol
untarllly stepped forward in that awful
hour OF Il nations agony and laid down
their lives for their dear native land.
Our glorious soldiers dead dead
Sad as is tine fact to us. our sorrow is
somewhat sOltcned by that other fact
that they have not died in vain, as we
have seen from brief review of our ma
tiOnal affairs to-day. They are lifeless
indeed, but the cause Tor which they
gave their lives still lives, and shall live
50 long as our free Republic is necessary
TO the purposes of God. Bat, fellow
citizens, let us not forget the precious
sacrifice. We shall not. Their mcmo-
ry will be cherished, their graves shall
be sacred Wherever Il Union soldier
,Iecp, his last last Iono sleep. hi. crave
,hall be Il sacred spot. Whether it be
in ,,r,Ior ,c,cc,nI c.,,o,.,.r aovor-
.,r,y,n IN the midst of linIrcd and
friends or an ,br rich pI,pt,tions of tb.
sunny South whether il be on the ver-
,iont nrarirs of fine bonudia.s West mr. m
the npi,t hanks of thar ..rord Rnhi-
rom. tine historic p,tnmac. ,vhr,b.r on
tba, oyer memorable. tiaid ,r t,ottv.b,r,,
whcro tho c,ptcnjiu.. lo.rs ,roJ tho o,r,L
10 = hIooJv mi,c. or in ,hnt GoIrntb,
that ,,raf,hnI ..,ulcl,r. ,,L,r. do,+I'
mud ,I,, f,r;.. ,,J ,I.,. d.,,,,,, s,,,,Ior,,
rr...,-,p L,lJ ,.lf.. l,;.,i, c.,rn;,..I .\,,I
er.onvilI,-anvwbrrr. EVERYWHERE =
,r.,t.tnl r,t;,, ,aJ..,n..,1 IJ-,JI,,u',Lt
will l,IJ j., everlasting r..,n.uLr.,p,e rho
I..,...,.. ..,,,....,I .I,,,-I
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''"t ''''> "iIoN' H''''''N 'u' HlH'l Io'i up
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-15

Mark Twain took charge of an agri-
cultural paper for "A week. while his
friend. the editor, was out of town. The
following are some OF his items
Turnips should never be pulled-it in
jurcs them Ii l. much better to send a
boy up and let him shake the tree.
The guano IS Il fine bird, but great
care Is necessary in rearing it. 1t should
not be imp rted earlier than June nor
later than September. In the winter it
should be kept in a warm place where
it can hatch out it, youn@.
Il Is evident that we are to have
backward season tur grain. Therefore
it will be well for the farmer to begin
setting out his ,ornstalks and planting
bis buckwhat cakes in July instead of
August.
Concerning the pumpkin-This berry
i a tavoritc with the natives of the III
terror Of New England, who prefer it to
the gooseberry, for the making of fruit
cakes, and whJ likewise give II the pref
rrence over the raspberry for feeding
cows, as being more filling and fully as
satisfying. The pumpkin Is the only
cscuicnt OF the orange family that will
thrive in the north. except the gOurd
and one Or TWO varieties of the squash.
But the custom OF planting it in the
front yard with the shrubbery i fast 20
in@ out ot vogue, for it i now generally
conceded that the pumpkin, as a shade
ire. l. q uiiur,.
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0. 8. CuTT!fvt

leii,.a.-. gmily py,s, Dye stuff,
~ta ..H. ~, Fancy Guol-, Pocket
Sc .,. q. ,t4ylys. Clocks, J,velry. &c.
'. @.,Ji uTy * Kusscll'- store. =:
.'.T NIEMGNT
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?jtsiuesS CarGs.

imam" IT Il 'ard toe p', aea
NEWELL g MERRILL,
..-a Az AM SURGEONS,
-.. Vermont.
.... u,.r Hiu=h tm'- Dug store.
%. Il. RRIIi. VI, o.,
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.,ArIaEMS L PErIENGurs

.... DI\I~' DINING ROOMS
.. .... .pgo-.,c Court Iiou-c Square,
NEI.MnST.
Y. j. PIKE.
.,.E - At CIjO % y Z r..
81 ..fr-f..,.z "
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2 K 1 ARD

'H>' NlNI~. TARIETS, HEAL
.sl-, , EIILiII\INt,
for r.tc Nurt, Carviu- and Lettering
ill .s IN hr done IN Bp-ton.
81. .IoH>sBURT, VI
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AAaRINGToN. SONS & Co.

DO. 20 ROOMS.
log. su1 hr-0rrn Avenue. ST. johnsbury,
.' ia -r l-sOrtmrnt of PIA>"s, CABINET
..- Hi .'.. aud i,sIEJ CTIoN Book, and
I'd e. tit-I'AL LNLECHANDIsEaud FINE
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2. P. LONERGAN,

't. .t,,tGrr nd Dealer iu
-. -iI.I- ul El BRLE~, $50 LEATHER,
i>Dl\GS, Ell.
Il. Juu>~EUEN. W
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Chs .flrm and Garden.

The = a'y ot' New Hampshire offers
t1ur p,cu4ium-, amoun;iug to 500, tor
,uc be-, c,ru raised in that State the
present season. -o be presented to the
SECRETARY ID STATE. iu trac.- Of not less
than 100 cars. to be delivered 10y Dec.
-. Each trace must be crown on one
i.um. aud on plots OF one or more acres.
,
III ''.''.,-I'' - WI 70 SHELL
- '''N' III -'i.'''', i','',.'' ''' ''n acres
80, f'' ''','4 anu 'i'''' upon II
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'''' p'.' n'" 'No ana " H''I! IONS on
lh' "'"'r' "i lie best quality OF hay.
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.auii., in nYck and leave. in his hoo.
,..p. ar b,rn,,,.. :n..I.o,L ,L. ur;no
and. appIy il =. q TON dres.in. soon of,rr
I,..,-; II ,,-.,r.. ,,..Ii -. ,,..,,,I,rfI
T6, ora.- will I,aoin ,o .rov i,nn.5i,to.
II alter the first tall Of r.,in. The roots
ar, n.uri-b,J. and ~, h4ter nrotertsJ
an,,I.t n,.r in ,v;,t.r ,uI II. t.J on. IN
IN. ,;,I! if i mot ,j,p. 50 CLOSELY, - il no
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{ WI EFT < BRIGHAM ,

.- T. GOODS, GROCERIES. FLuUI
'4-.H>r YANKEE NOTIONS. &c.
-.. r.H.., ,-... ~ .fF:NtN
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-a.iEL c. WOODRUFF ,

"TI.|-- IT!IIl UT
... IS. BRASS AND COPPER WARES,
WIS. Hollow Ware, Yankee No.
... ,rt.d ~t.rc-. II. .iOhnsuUry. VI.
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nOSS & SMITH.
tnHMH PECK M d

...E s%l' Sul.I'IluI;S II CHA\CEiG.
f-.o "ioc&, "ppositc II. ,Iohn-nurv Iou.c.
Z. sMlIII
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BRICK, BRICK ,

"' lIlrk Inquire OF
j. ". ALNORD.
--ry ", May :. 1870 10
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f.ji, CALIFORNIAN.
--. JoENsBURT. Vt.
STONE y CO., ProprietorS.
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...,.iUa ..i.u hi address, the date to
When n'u Faymcn' j. made thi-
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.. IA tie :ir-- or second pa per from
... ut. r.' wish tu be- notified rmmedi-
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r- W Advertising.
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{. GALLAGHER.

tA.I IE y GINEEh. plY GOODS,
.luHN~rN'- HLu,R,
-..- - JuhusLtIry. VI
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BLACKSTONE & CoKES

.ar ,.r,. i'r5k..i ~ Coz :. PEEIDE FLOI
freight I,prt. -. .Iuhu-hury. v.
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". N. IEhRNEQ.

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v. =. SihS Il OON,
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be. -'.. -. 81 hn-bury, VT. decl -. y
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D. MCMILLAN,

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ID .tI M, EA\tI. A.,INCI.
...r H., .s.,I'- >. .gt. ~. .i,uI-buTv.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-10-06
PRICC'E]s-A. Fair OFFER

,. 1.-THE Merchants in your place will not
furnish, cr send for the Machines, send US
the retail price, Washer $l4, Extra ,Wrin7
ger $9, and we will forward either or both
machines, free Of freight, to places where
no one IS selling; and so sure are2 ne they
will be liked THAT We agree to- refund the
moneynif any one 8 wishes to-. return the,
machines ,tp free Of freight, after q months
trial, according to directions. >H' ~ *9'''ta
No Husband, father or brother should
pern.se the 'drudgery of washing with, the
h. ATTY ns asys Misn i
with less labor, and no in jary to the gar
ments, by Doty Clothes Washer, g and q
Universal Wringer.t ..v y..,I. ~, >.
Sold by dealers generally. to whom lib
eral discounts are made. ''.''' ~ -
R. C. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
vl3-h3 :. 80 Cortlandt st., New York
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NOTICE RELATING TO
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
3. Il = -. 4 sl:s<f
4 WAR DEPARTMFNT,
SURGEON GEN1RAI's OFFICE,

:, WAsH1xaroN. July 18th. 1870.
.:con...h.-;.....Ss;a.s ,..,,. .,,.o,.a
,"U7 S'1 Ina. az r .nS Goi. =, 1e7d f 49,
~: :s -, Sa-o o., 1 t.,,f...i ' ~, ;.e
Or the Ssla. th ere n money, to. oaso.es
so,di.,., '.esrnen and u.r;ne:. Who have
~; ; ~. q az 9.Srfc 49, ~ Ill. s11n;t.S
s S., ~. fo,,as,s s t,nct,on. an nnh.
S;.S.d s' ~ o,. ths henefit of thoss int.rsstad
; > ASni;c.tions should be made d,rect to
s..e. s hi.TEs E;i' & FnETr;sned an ~.
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q, FOR 81 SALE CHEAT.

An Improved Farm s1Tna
OF 1852 aerss,E lin the town Of Maine Prai.
rle-9G, acres Of good timber, shout 40
acres Of prairie and the balance poplar
and hazel brush. Forty acres are fenced,
and IL acres are under cultivation: There
is . small house and = we'll OF, good water,
as Well as some fruit trees on the prem.
ises. The above farm is situated on Pearl
Lake:a12 miles from 81. Cloud. aud has
the finest location in the, State, It is no one;
of the main Travelled roads to st. Cloud
and j. only o quarter o. . mile from
school house. For further psrtie1lals m
ouire At TH1 JoUH1AL Office, &c. Cioud' @,
ofJ. 8. Fam, wheeler French, Or the own
- " Is. STEWART, At Maine Prsisie,'
stearns county, MINI. a5isf1ab ~ v12,ns4
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MURRAY HII,L.
MADAME G. MEARS,S
- ENalisus; FRENCH, ASD GERMAN i
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.

No. *SA Madison Avenue, Now York.
7 I stl'ft s I @t'fEEt
1.-THE next session will commence: Tues
day, September ~, 1870.
= Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nounoing to her patrons and friends, that
she will be able 70 offar superior advantages
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies' et the opening Of the next
session ,-fII T. ( ~ - ,Y@f- :e'H' !
The course of Instruction comprises tho
English andI Frsnch Languages, Latin,
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geome-
try 81 Geography, Astronomy, Chemistry
and other Natural Sciences; Mental and
Moral Philosophy, History, Composition,
French and English Literature.
During the season Lectures will be de-
livered by eminent Professors on subjects
connected with the various departments of
instruction. These Lectures will be ar
ranged for. hei general benefit Of the
school,
Music, drawing, painting, singing, + TO-,
may BIZ included At special rates. Il II =
The best professional talent is employed
In the various Departments, and the whole
is under the immediate care and supervis-
ion of Msdsme c. Msars.T =.
French is The language Of the establish
ment.
Circulars giving terms, &C., sent on ap-
plicatlon. . 2''f'
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NJur1cE.-u. BLAND OFFICE

Nor1cE-U. g. LAND OFFICE, -
~ =, .,igst Clead, Aina.s August a, 1s7o. u
been emit cred ut thus Office BY Marcus
z. Task seainst GsaGte Cakes ior atsadoninE his
Deciarstory Statement NJ. 49ll, dated A.y7z. 1870
upon Ire 1s~ section 8, township In, range
the cancellation OF said entry: The said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the 57A
DAY. OF OCTOBER, lS7oi AT 10 O'clock in tbs
forenoon to respond and furnish
said alleged abandonment.
.'.::..:' G. a. GILMAN. Rsgistse, .
aug2t6wb T. 9. MCCLURE. Receiver
NJ E.-U.s.LANDOFFICK,S 81. CLOUD. MINI
~ ~..Tr4-r ZAu<ast 80, ls70t: @;.!-.'s:'1'
Complaint having been entered 1T siee BY Con-
slant Livery Against WIN. y. Hitarseh fr aban-
doni1g his Homestead Entry No. 1ls7, dated April
H. 1866. upon the w nwH, w sw Il section Is,
township III, range 81, In Morrison county, Mime.
sofa, with view to the cancellation entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
office on the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1870, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, to respond and furnish testi
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
- G. A. GILMAN, Register,
eplSvl T. G. MCCLURE, kscsivsr