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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-20
(TortiesunB fcIst.)
6umprtftt6eS.

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9enommen uno siemihe SOrtihrttte 9emaht 10 oaB
er beres 5ur 2sfture flniiilner oeut1her Oidter
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ttrtdat ben Gbor Der barmperssen griosr i'm Sell"
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teine 5rit 9eGebenr."
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gbors?
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ofimals balo.
9ebrer: unb bic stueite 3sile?
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ireB Ge9ebsn.
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&eieIl6ait qebloet, mslte sbt ihon iibsr flinti9s
tuuleno srauen uno Jun9frauen Su Wtlfgl,e0ern
sablt Gs 1T nidt mebr als reft nno b,ll,g. oaB.
nuaoem Ger osutlde 3Opf sefaaen, Der fran5oRlAe
paarbeutel nadfOlst.
- Ser Yuride zines Offi,iers brad,te ieinem
Germ zines Wtorgens elm Yaar Slefel ing 3immer,
Don beneu Der eine eineu lan9en Sdaft. Der anoere
absr enen turjen bate.
3um Seuisl, Serl, wos madait Du oenn? Ou
brinslt mir ia 5,peisrls Siieiel sum An5ieben!
Sa. ,ueB Der 3udud Serr lieutenant. erpIeerte
rubia Der Surle, 1T babe mir aud ,bon gepunoert.
aber mas Dos oIlsriol e 1T, oas it, oaB orauBsn nod
Elm iolbss Yaar itebt
8uter Sroft - Mls Elm amerfaniider @eiit
liher iiinaft ieinen @smeinoemiis sosrn ben Vor'
lhiaa modpte, SampbeiSuns IN Oer Rirhe einou'
Iubren, bemerfte einc alte Oame:
Mber mein Soft. Der DdmpifeIiel wiro bod nihi
unter unlern Sibsn ansebrat3r meroen
@ctt wabre. antluOrtete Der Getflldbe, unter Del
Ran3el miro Ylob fir isn 1eln.
Nun. tr6fsie lid Die fromme Dame. einen unbe'
Idreibliden Bl.d driltlder Ndhltenliebe auf ibrer
| 5eeoraer merfenb. nun. bann weroen tu,r n,inoe
ITEMS DEN Sroit babsn, bob Elm gutter Wtann Dor uni
gen Simmel aiegt.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-20

Gin Gorreiponbent aus Stodbolm ihreibt.
oaB nibt weniser als so 4,erionen in Dem 0eroo6t
neben, ben R6nis BON SAueoen. Der tranf oarn,e-
Der Iiest, persiitet 5u baben. Wtan tann inbeiien
bis iebt Nemano Der S9ulo iibs' fubren. Die R6'
nistn ltarb bstanutItb erlt DOR taum auei Woaen.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-20

3mei 8erIonen erfroren. Omaha. l3.
Ipril. 2ebten Wtontas wuroe eine @eealdaaft Ecu
te, welte auf elmer &unoreiie paren, um 9dnoereen
in Ausenidein 81 nebmen. 12O Meilen meftlidb pom
bier. BON einem Sturme iiberfollen.
Srei Der Isute ludtsn 3ufludt in elmer Sutte.
tpdbrenb bic beben onberen nab elmer u Weiie ent
fernten Saeune aufbra6en. um oaielbn ,bre Yferoe
unterSuIelen. 49,
Ser ibnen entsesenwsbenoe Sturm suana he ie.
bod TAFT fortudbrenb Die ausen sedlOllen au bal.
ten uno geioe osrloren ben Wee. Ser Cine se.
Sauie. Sen anoeren iano man am ndd5lten Wor.
gen erfroren. Sein 0ame mar psnrp Bennett.
Sn oerlelben Jad9t erfror aud3 cine Snbiaueriu.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-20

Sie Roblenarbeiter in gennfplpa.
nien. - W'ltesbarre, Ya. IL Aprll. Sn Scran.
Nrbeiter sefern bon lbren Jubrern Den Natb erbel.
ten. gu Sanle 5u bIeiben. O,e Wili3 1T nod om
Orts uno plro mobl no4 bis sur 2Bmberautnabme
Der Mrbeit bort bleiben. 3pei bel Den Rrauauen
bstbsiliste Ysrionen wuroen perbaftet uno unter
oerer tpuroen ouss.fertist. Sic Nrbeiter bob,n be.
ttlofen, nldt cher an Die Mrbeit au 8eben, oils bis
bic Gobntra9e srleoi9t it, Die glniesuna zines
Shteos9erdpts finoet unter Den Goblenarbelern bic.
Ter Gessno talne beonoere Y,lliguns Nabrlhein-
llb MIRO man lh balo ilber ben Iobn psritdnolssn,
uno DIE Aroelt orfte IN pier BIS llnI Sagen weoer
: auI9euDmmsn Deroen.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-20

Baris. H. april. Mbenos. - @eitern perpun.
bette Elm Sereeant Der Electromagnetic in ct. Scents
Jran,oien uno Oeutiden erfolste unb einiee Ttit,
Qlieoer Der Commune eridbienen balo nit elmer ar,
lamentdraase. bic Deutihen erfannten bieiebe aber
nidt an. Ser gonflitt uuroe aber bod balb beige.
In.& - i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28

Ctase of Tennessee Davidson
- County. Origin l Attachment Suit. Before
W. II. wilkinson, JJs'i-e Of the Peace. L. A.
Gould vs. amuel Young
In this cause it appearing from affidavit that the
defendAn: is indebted to pIsintiG in a sum under
$500 by note, and that defendant is shout to re-
move himself or his property out Of the state,
and has removed, or Is removing himself and his
property out Of the county privately, and has
fraudulently Opposed OF bis property or is about
frsudulently to olspO1e of same, and has not suf
cient property In this county to satisfy ssid In
debtedness, but has property in Dickson county,
Tennessee. And plaintiff having obtained from
me an original snd counterpart attachment, and
said attachments having been returned to me
levied on personal property in Davidson county
and real estate in Dickson county.
Therefore it is ordered that publication be made
in the Union and American, newspaper pub.
lished in the city Of Nashville, for four consec-
utive weeks, requiring said samuel Young to ap-
pear at my Office in Nashville, ON the 18th dsy Of
april, 1871, at IL A. NJ, to defend this suit or same
will be heard ex parte. This 18th day Ct March,
1871.
mrh14 1aw4t W. II. WILKINSON, ]. P.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
HOUSTON COUNTY.

10 the Eoltors OF the Union ana American:
TENNESSEE RIDeE, Houston County,
Tenn, March 81, 1871.-Below l give
you list of the votes cast for the county
officers of this county on the 18th inst:
For Sheriff. Robert G Rushing 212,
J M Newberry 2O3, B Mcintosh 1872,
T A Bunnel rs, W.T. Keel 81, VIM Brooks
Al, Jas Stanfeld 8.
For County lerk.-Saml Lee 2l5, J L
Mcmillan 1877, Jno Largent 116,
Adams SO, J NJ Lewis 6S, CM McAuley
4S, - Belcher Sc, F G Parker 81.
For Circuit Court Clerk.-G w Rush
ing 2O8, A G Halliday 200, B F Hagler
1873, w T Dowdy 129.
For Revenue Collector.-Cspt S T
Allen 1913, E F Lashler 149, - Shelton
101, E D Boon 50, E s Summers &c.
Hassell 73, - Harvey At, D McAuley
Al.
For Trustee -Jno W Hall sos, Jessie
Parchman 1852, Jas Bruden 1874, Wells
Blake "a, Fl Atkins 81.
For Register. Humphreys 154,
Joe T Smith 136, David Williams 1876,
Saml Warden SO, Robt Wingo SO, Il
Grymes 81, S NJ Wilson 81.
Almost every body in the new county
was candidate for office. Some of the
districts had as high as seven candidates
for Justice of the Peace. The county seat
was voted for on the 18th, but no place
got the majority of the votes cast. The
struggle will lie between HOLSTERS field
near Erin and j. L. McMillsn's field. They
are both on the Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroad, and both within one
and half miles of each other. Mod.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28


for her appearance at the next term of
the Criminal Court. Hester gave bond
promptly"
The Memphis appeal of the 96th
instant says: ''The missing letter-carrier,
Chsrles Kendrick, has turned up in Mich.
gan, all Ok He has writ n to his
father, who is citizen Of Memphis, TO
say that he is all right The theory
of the Avalanche, that Kendrick was
murdered in mysterious way, BY a
mysterious young man, for 5000, which
he was thought TO have upon his person
at the time he left the city, is like is
ghost story.
The Knoxville Chronicle of the oath
inst, learns that man, whose name was
not known, was run over and killed at
McDonald's Station, on the East Tennes-
see, Virginia and Georgia railroad, on
Wednesday night, March %. McDonalds
is the first station West of Cleveland, at
which latter place he got on the passen-
ger train very much intoxicated, and got
off at McDonald's and started to walk
home On the track, when he Overtaken or
met by the freight train about Z U'cl, ok.
He was horribly mutilated, both arms be-
ing cut off and his body severed.
Speaking of the fruit prospects, the
Jonesboro Union Flag of the Oath inst.
says: The fruit prospect, except proba-
bly, the cherry, is good-ihe frost not
having been severe enough to do any Sc
rious damage as yet. The blooms are
healthy and full, and if the uirping
blight does not come again Upper East
Tennessee, Western North Carolina and
Southwestern Virginia, as usual, viii sup
ply the market if properly husbanded.
1t is we'll known that no finer fruit grows
any where than is produced in this Sec
tiOn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
SPARTA.
What Immigration will Do for the
State.

What Immigration will Do for the
State.
To the Editors of the Union and American
SPARTA, March %, 1871.-We were
glad to welcome to our town last Satur-
day, Col. Matt, Brown, of your city, who
was up in the interests'of the cause of
immigration. He remained till Monday,
and met many of our citizens, who gave
him a hearty welcome, and all the en-
couragement they could in his laudsble
enterprise. He deserves to be successful,
and judging from the noble cause in
which he has embarked, and his earnest,
impressive manner, we predict he will
be.
Nothing can do more for our State now
than immigration. 1t is a necessity.
Looking out from any stand point we
choose, we can arrive at no other conclu-
sion. 1t is not simply the money brought
by the immigrant that makes his coming
desirable. IT'S true, this is great con-
sideration, but his labor is greater. Sup
pose we could induce 80, 900 stirring men
to come TO the State, with an average
capital of $500; in the single item of
poll tax the State Treasury would receive
annually, in addition to what is now
received, $50, 900! When we add to
this the tax on the twenty-five million S
they bring with them, it becomes, fla0K-
cidlly, a matter of Importance to tae
State. And when we consider the fact
that these fifty thousand export annually,
large quantities of produce and bring its
proceeds among US; that they enhance
the value of our lands; that they become
co securities for the payment of the pub
lie debt, and expenses of the State; that
they add new life and energy to every de
partment of industry, we are impressed
with the idea, that the benefits to be de-
riUed from immigration are jnc0icu-
liable.
In this county (White) for example, we
have a climate unexcelled, and almost
unequaled, yet broad tracts of the richest
loan lie uncultivated; waving forests of
valuable timber stand untouched; i'm
mense beds of the finest of coal and iron
ore lie UNEMPLOYED; and more valuable
water-power flows away unsppropriated
in the ''Calf Killer" and Csney Fork
rivers, than is required to supply the
Lowell Mills. Even the fine four-story
s'fact ory building" one mile below town
is not in operation. And why is all of
thls9 A want of capital aud labor are
the cause. Let immigration be encour-
aged, and soon every village, town, and
city will flourish, and the people will re-
joice in peace, plenty and prosperity.
z.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
BLACK ALPACA,

In order TO meet the requirements of ladies in
tue Southern States, we importing a VERY
FINE LIGHT MAKE of black alpaca, Known as the
"Otter Brand" Bsi2g superior fabric, and pos-
sessiDg the highest possible lusJre, we recommend
them as an Alpaca highly adapted for Spring and
Summer wear.
gW Ladies can obtain the Sc goods e. rough tn Fir
Dry Goods Stores, and know the brand, a. cket
Is attached to each piece bearing lkeEess Of the
Otter, precisely Ike the above.
PEAKE, OPDYCKS &. CO.,
427 & 429 Broadway, New YORK.
Sole Importers Of shis Brand fof the United
states. mario d2t W.T.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28

A VOID QUACKS,-A victim of early In
IA discretion, causing nervous debility prems-
turc decay, etc having tried In vain every ad
vertised remedy, has simple means Of seli-cure,
which be viii send free to his fellow sufferers.
Address: J. q. TOITLE, 70 Nassau street, New
York. dec2Seod6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
The Great World Tonic

The Great World Tonic
PLANTATION BITFERs.
This wonderful vegetable re-
storative Is prepared from
pure st. Crofx Rum and Ca
hsaya Bark, known the world over az possessing
wonderful ic properties. AS Tonic and Cor.
dial for the ed and languid it has no equal
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Just the thing for the morning
lassitude and depression Of
spirits caused by late hours
and what Is called fashionable dissipation.
PLANrATIoN BTTTEKs.
Of all the appetizers It Is the
most infsllible, and the i'm
pulse which 1t imparts to the
digestive functions soon puts Dyspepsia to flight.
PLANTATION BITTsBs.
It is the foremost remedy Of
the age The specific of
every species of debility,
general or local, constitutional or casual.
PLANTATION BITTERs
wine glassful taken half an
hour before breakfast, din
ner or supper, quickens the
how Of the gastric Juice, and thereby proYokes
hunger.
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Which Is the cheapest dol
Jar bottle Of Plantation Bit
tiers, or physician at two
dollars vtSit7
DLANTATIoN BITTRRs.
"By its use dispose of three
good square meals per day,
with good relish, have no
pains, and nave gained sixteen pounds in eight
weeks, sleep well and consider myself healthy
man"
PLANTATION BITTKRs.
"The value of such an antidote
cannot be expressed in
words"
DLANTATION BITTERs
Taken moderately, three times
day, will give you strength,
heath and yigor, ana
cheerful and conten,ed disposition.
DLANTATION BITTERs
VIII give rest and quiet to
those who cannot sleep, from
unsatisfactory condition Of
their affairs.
PLANTATION BITTERs.
If you want IURK, rich and
electrical blood-blood that
"rose tint of health" to the cheek-Tryit.
DLANTATJoN BITTERs
Thousands OF families IN the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys
and on the borders of the
Southern rivers and swamps,-wilI not be with.
out it.
DLANTATI0N BITTERs
viii restore the vital energy,
repair indigestion, and cor
rect the sluggish circulstion
of the blood.
plant TION BITTERs
Is unsurpassed for weak and
delicate persons, on their re-
quiring gentle stimuiant.
DLANTATION BITTERs
Is an unequaled invigorsting
cordial for the aged as well
as for the young.
DLANTATION BITTERs
VIII restore tone and vigor-
just the thing for mothers
nursing.
DLANTATIoN BITrERs.
swell, they cured me Of every
distressing symptom, in ten
weeks, and you had better
follow my example"
DLANTATION BITTERS.
81 began taking your Bitters
the next day, and am per-
fectly happy to tell you that
they have completely restored my health, strength
and oheerfulness."
DLANTATIOH BITTERs
81 find nothing good for the !
headache and laDguor to
which my daughters are at
times subject 1t gives them splendid appetite,
and they eat like pigs
DLANTATION BITTERS,
'By advice of my physician,
room after my baby was born,
/ commenced taking them,
and they have done me so much good"
PLANTATION BITTERs.
is sold by all fTst-class Drug
gists througho. It the world.
feb25 deod&weow Il aprI6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
Seeds and
Agricultural
Implements.
A XOIn nIACKS-A uicti,

Special Catalogues of both sent to applicants on
receipt OF stamp, r. II. ALLtN & CO.,
lS9 and 1s1 Water ST., New York.
P. o. Boz 376. mari ceodav 3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
MEDICAL.
TaE BRIDAL CuAMBEH.

Essays for Young Wen, on great social
vile and Abuses, which interfere with Marriage
With sure means Of relief f1r the Erring sud
Gioftunata. diseased ant debi.ifAted sent free
OF charge. in sealed envelopes. Address, how
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. ). Ninth street, Phil
sdelphia, Pa IAnI7 dkw3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
DRs. LYTLE s. FALK.

r LYTLE, NJ. d.. H. FALy, NJ D.,
Office Edgeheld. Office, III " College st
College, no JsnersoG street, Eorth Nashville
TThVE AsSOCfA FtcD THkMS ELVES IN THE
i 4 practice Of medicine in the city Of Nashville
and propose 70 treyt Tubercular Consumption,
artificial sea air. jAn25 8m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
For sale! For Sale

E'Or SAIe TOT SaI6!I
DEAL ESTATE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
IL and quality, in the city and country. Pur-
chasers would do well to exsmipe our Lists. Con-
veysnce to see our property furnished free Of
charge
ARLINGTON, FARRAR & wEAKLEY, ACTS
Ne. 80 North College Sweet
feb26 Il oc8 Nearly opposite % Nat Bank
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-28
FOR Sale.

DOR SALE-TomAto, Cabbage, Celery, Egg
II plants and Sweet Potato Slips, BY the 100 or
1000 They sre ell Of superior kinds, true to
name. Apply atsTruett DuPre's Stall, Market
house, or DemoyiIle o., corner Church and
Cherry streets mAr23 Nv
ENOR SALE-A good secondhand Fire-proof
II szfe, at a bargain. Apply st this Once.
jan22 II
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

Mark shein
sunedS on the N r. =. ros pec.-
ing parties arc daily passing tAronsh Alex-s
.andtia on their way Iort hxaru 10 Nh 81
lands. ...,..,.. Good demaAd .or ,satae 4 al
Otter Tail City, 1t high prices. to supply
tho railroad camps ......... The prairie
schooners Keep up !; steady stream % the
snpper County Most Of them come from,
Iowa and Wissopsin......... Four hundred
men ae! 81 are said to be At work grading the
NAH line Of the St. Paul and Pacific Rail-
reAd northwest from Morris to Breckin,
Plug ,........ Ald.n's saw mill, on Lake Mil
stonA, I,sssald tosbs doing large Sshustpsss
4, alla spring. fr. Alden sdisplayed consid.
.st.bis energy in build ding his mill, and No
{ are glad 70 know that he issrsaping 81 taar
reward for hisslabof !. s.; Z. nsw,
'Treaaprer Of Otter Tail county, Who has
been appointed Deputy Clerk OF Dis
trict Court, has removed his once asos the
county scat, Outer Tail City, whore he IN
tends y ,Accomm0d the upper country
peopleswho i've . hr fromthe D. 81. L.nd
Office, in enabling them 70 file on their
Homestssdssand Prescriptions q. his Office,
Tho additional charge will DO q $3.50 1n
Homesteads s.saa 80 &
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Notice. to !Teachers.


. The undersigned, Superintendent 81 schools In
etearns county, Ainnssots, will conduct q public
iexaminatlon Of teachers at the following times and
.0n Thursday, The 4th day u Nay, 1877, between
the hours Of Pam. and p. nj, Of my once In the
TowM Of %. Augusta, oomptising the Towns ot Lyn-
don, Pair Haven, Maine Prairie, ST. Auguats Rock.
wills VAksasld and Lux burg, o. lth Com.
missioner District. ssss,
1. On TIE sth day q NAY, the
hours ~ p 8. msand ct the SCh6ol 4houstsin
Distriet no. n tie 1T Be-. Cl6sd, fompsis-
Ing The Let Coinmi1 District. ~
Qn Monday 9Th dAy II Nay, ;sbsl1ssn
hess6 at md q @ the school house
in the village Of st. Jeseph comprising the Towns Of
AZ Joselh, IL Faux, Brock way, Holding Avon.
Albany; Ind OF, of iks I'd Commissioner District
ION Tuesday, the 9th day Of May 1s7l. between tbs
hours II Oh. m. anA3 ms, at tho school house ~
HdenlAkei Hahsou, PayntSyllls Zion Lake i1lslsS,
81 Ma tiu Grow kak4, apd North; York Sos1pr ln9.
the q cempissi9nt lHetrtct, r.. .s,ts 4.
Vie hi uss Or :. nj snd;8 3. 49, stthsBehoei hoss.
~ District Moss. IL Of Getty, the
ard Sauk Centre, ofthe 9Th Conidis Mt pfStfct:
Z riaE To- teach auJ :sshsolaia Stessas
County, Mnpesote. y,ll plea.s b. IN astsaasaesst
E'hs e'oys named s'9s' .nd p'.ssss rr4h ls
2 q ii 'lss Comfy ,Supt. q sehoois, ot1asssCo:
{ ST. Apgegtsi Mimi Aplsei 1S7 l.:l:sa
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4 =
1.-The Republic Insurance. Of Chicago is
one tie Of the strongest IN the country, hay:
sins over One Million Dollars in Govern,
ment Bends. this il also % local company,
having tho following. buisness s-men ss
stockholders in 81. Cloud
G. r. Davis. lA:SD Beal, IL .ziiiiM
G. F. & W. Powell. Il IT, G: Mcclure,
Leander Gorton, % H. c. Wait -.
Pickit &IAbbott, re-s! u : NJ. Rossnberger,l
,W.iR. Mitchell, Lewis CLARK, =.
c. r. Beal, 'J.E West.
T This company has over one thousand
policies II force written s. the ST. Cloud
Branch. They insure against Ere ana
F sss.r% ~. J. E. WEST Manager. 81 :,
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Lac sT
Tonic of,55Health

sY,HBFtNKLBsG IYoN sKWfHa MA
u seaiNE.,witl Dr.p Fesd. rev 1ske-sp
new Hemmer, &c.;sis now ohefed 10 1kentS
on more libessls tesiiids Also, ssSond- hSSd;
Machinss I'm cham 81 thS hS1 Ia.
provsnsnts applied. e q.
Evs-y Machine 50 warranted Fir5eO HISS.
and Mths' pufSha1sfdSss not 10 tisessd III,
1ktsr 61ait trial Re- g Sns 4 snrI if SD
money fstuad -: {:
II \. B.vants1. TfiyelihSi Af,siste o
visit each town, distfib 1tihals sirsuisrs, e1-
plainilk t6s inprovent Int, etes, sts. We
ca1 make 5000 per month. Address
III ---s. LYONS MUTUAL 81. NJ &c. -.
Onion squars, 50 East 18th ST., New YORK
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~ A BARaA1y:-An American Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, with black waInu. case, en-
s,irely new, can be had a. s. decided bar
gtin. Will be sold for $45 cash. Inquire
. this Office.
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s. LAND OFFICE <.:4,....-..
IN 10 Sc ~ Cloud: Mimi, May 9, 1871. q
Complaint having been entered ct this ONCE BY
Eenty Myers against John Bailey, for abandon.
ing bis Homestead Entry, No. 1921, dased sept g.
1895; upon the * s~X section ID, -To~1shIr 10,
Range 80 in Morrison county, Mtnnssota, with vfeN
to the cancellation 1T. sid s.try: the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the 18th DAY or JUNE. 1871, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon 70 respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
,s:-.ssssssr z~s'. a. GILMAN, Registef,s>
n436w T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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vasor has been very lively during ths past
wssa { o. sssdsy sforty-hve loadsabf
viA!S!lat Ssiss received, ateragins forty SasH.
81 g BE 1a.d. OF Wedps.day sf,yi DADS {
ware leesivsd.n Il hs4whsst is. mostly No.
!, and Il is reported at the elevators ID ST..
Paul and Aipnssppl hatthe finest wheat,
iaa ats ]. less iysd fts ~ thi. seo,iop:
& Bosa. 81 sa's.sd,a u. B,
--Tenvoorde hiss received aansws,supply
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Warranty Deed .TTianhs1sr. Tor week
81 *..s 81 nslinS May 40, lsy1. III i !;
l.. FL. Mnkgle and wife to,Erhst d offer. for
g neg heq III IS r l2SRs2 Hs,s sssa;r g $3.50
Peter Koch to B. Pirz, for 81 nwq and ssuq
rs nwq lot sec 122 r 8lw' $500
Charles Didrioh and wife 70 Michsel Gros,
for v 60 acres Of 81 nwq sec 2 122 4
Ww nn5.ss $500
nehs ,ss 81 s44 .se s. t7ti rs r r q ~
MI. ~ . -5:5- $500
D. N. 81 MurphlSto ghas. A.. Gilman stor,
lots 2and hlk lOl,sinsL oury,aIa add dio.
81 Cloud oity h4'a tis!tr9.s,S .ai'asisa $3.50
q: as',s;;E QUIT: oIAllc DIlD.s ssssszF
a eI!f6 aiebs,. sor ) tpfses;
ct land In toknzOf Clearwa NJ. "a; 81.
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stuck atas Eaxs4 4 aufl -.t.a LlMPBRIcA,0qs8 sc
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.of fdrs' ~ PHI. 4, So als !, ~ q sehahsa,
81. German street, st. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find il 10 their
] j interest to give him call before shipping
their furs below. :=@ q.
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