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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

4 Washington correspondent of the
Detroit Adrcrtissr writes:
The President has been relieved by the
return of Miss Lane from the duty OF
patron of fashions, which he was CON-
PEELED to discharge during her absence in
Philadelphia The Presidents eqaipage
is the most stylish and aristoeratie that
has ever been supported by any Presid Mt.
His horses are faultIess IN action, his
harness is the most richly plated. and his
carriage is worthy of the animals attach
TO it. But what will the Democrats of
Michigan say when | tell them that all
this maguifcence does not satisfy the
heart of their chieftain, but that Mr..
Buchanan actually sports two live Demo
Gratis ia liveried coats, with gilded back
bands, and huge brasseous buttons, as
driver and outrider. Think of 1T, Dem
ocrats in lively, Democratic President
puts the badge of servltude upon two
American citizens, When Pierce at
tempted something like this he quailed
before the indignant shout that went up
from the flaming throats OF the offended
soyereigns. There is no law against uni-
forms of this sort, and if a citizen choose
to wear these symbols, his choice cannot
be cainsaid; but it certainly is kind OF
thing which trenches not a little upon
those doctrines Of democratic equality
prevalent before the maxims of the Gee,
iaration of Independence were found tC
be glitteriug gcneralities.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
Gny. Wisr Talking.

Gov. Wise, Of Virginia, expresses his
opposition to the English Kansas bill
and the Richmond Enquirer gives it
particular thunder. In late number,
it says: Congress now offers Kansas
3, 500 900 acres of land, u the State @'t1
accept Lecompton' aud refuse to give any
lands unless Kansas does accept Lecomp-
ton, This is brlbe, it is subtertuge,
by which the Lccompton party IN Con
gress seeks to retire from their platform
and position Of refusing to submit Le-
compton to the popular vote. 1t is a
cheat, by which the right, the inallenable
RIGHT, Of forming their own Constitution,
is sought to be bought from the people of
Kansas, and as such, will, if it passes
Congress, be blot and stain upon leg
islatIon." Such is the language of
sound Southern Democrat. Wonld any
Northern toady speak out like that
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Ora nhtc DpsrriptiOus

The Cleveland Plain Dealer describes
Chicago in the following words: "chica-
90 in bustling city. 1t was formely IN
illinois, but now Illinois is in it, Lake
Michigan is situated in Chicago The
principal productions of Chicago are
corner lots, statistics, wind. the Demo
cratic Press, and Long JoHN WENT
WORTH. The population of Chicago IS
about sixteen millions, and Is "rapidiy
increasing" The people are very un-
assuming and moral--altnost too mucA
so. The real estate dealers are all hon
orable men, like Brutus, and wonldn
tell lie for anything. Chicago ls no,
in the Temperate Zone, the habits OF
the people not being at all that way.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
The Anti.I.ecOmrton Sunday Schools.
What they Consider an Honor.


1t is to be presumed that all the Sabbath
Schools in Philadelphiaare ant:-Lecomp-
ton, but the sentiments Of one of them
came out in rather an unexpected way last
Sunday. An occasion Of unusual inter-
est had brought very full attendance
on the exercises of School, and in honor
of the event, the pastor or rector OF the
church, under whose care it is, delivered
capital address, which was rather oddly
interrupted. He was giving the hun
dreds of bright and Intelligent little peo-
pie, who eagerly listened to his simple
and beautiful address. reasons why they
should love the Saviour.
He said: "Now children, you should
love Him because He is friend whom
it 10 an honor to have. Supp % you
should get letter from some one in the
peniteatiary---would that be an honory"
Of course all the larger children said
"No" and the hundreds of younger
ones echoed" No SIR"
"Well then" said the minister, "sup-
pose Governor Packer would write to
you--would that be an honor?"
The children large and small, Of course
shouted" Tes SIR
"Now," pursued the speaker, "sup-
pose Mr.. Buchanan, the President,
should write letter to any one of you,
would you not esteem that very high
honor, indeed?'
Here ensued an awful pause; the
bright faces looked puzzled; the mischiev-
ious ones began to laugh, and the youn-
ger ones looked anxiously towards the ell.
der scholars for their cue. The taller
boys looked at each other a moment, and
finally said, No SIR" and every child
in the school, great and small, shouted
out tumultuously" No SIR
The teachers all smiled, and the speaker
laughed outright, but recovering himsel
in an instant, he said "Why, children
this is all wrong. | like Mr.. Buchanan
So ought you you ought to love every
body; | had no idea of talking polite
to YOU" He then went on to ask then
if they would not like to receive lette
from Queen Victoria, "who certalnl..
was very estimable lady" aud the QueeI
of England not being involved in "Le
compton, the children expressed tn
opinion that a letter from her majest
would be an honor.
The occurrence has furnished laughte
to large circle for two days, so we vic
late no conf dence in thus giving it to tn
public.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
Terrible End" 1t is an undeniab,

Terrible End 1t is an undeniab!e
fact" writes the Nebraska correspondent
of the St. Louis Democrat, "that Gov.
Cummings Of Nebraska, died OF 'rot-gut
whiskey' and licentiousness. The wri-
ter of tn is knew Gcy. Cummings five
wears ago, as the editor of Democratic
paper in ,eokuk, Iowa, and the poor fel-
low was hen far gone with whiskey.--
How in t,ae world he has acted as Cover
nor SO 10 nc as he has, Buchanan only
knows. Laurence Repub.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

The $ pringfeld journal has received
bundle of new wheat on yesterday,
grown irl Pulaski county, Southern Hi
nois. It was three feet high, headed out,
the hea, Is perfect aud in blossom. A
field of such wheat, with favorable wealth
er, would be ripe enough to harvest early
i'm June
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

ssn. L he editor of the Southern Ner-
cury, say 5 that he has "always expected
some of the anti Lecomptonltes to take
water" All the temperance societies un-
der heaven couldn't make him do such a
thing
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

SETTLED FOR LIFE.-Being in debt
40 that ones creditors wont permit him
to 90 out Of town.
4 coouette is like Rattlesnake both
charm, and not unfrequcptly destroy
their victims.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22
The White Element.

A correspondent writes that while
traveh ng at the South he attended ne
gro M Getting, where the sable preacher
Offered an earnest prayer for "de white
elemel 1t of our population
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

"Mis $, can have the exyulslte pleas
ure of rolling the wheel Of conversation
around the axeltree Of your understand
ing for few minutes this evening"!
The lady evaporated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Or IGINAL AMALGAAATIoN.- .---Says
the R oston Times; "Giye us old Yer
mont yet for true religion, beautiful wo-
men, fine sheep, and good, timber for
shing les. -" Old paper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

ssa- Il i'll English got up bad substl,
tute for good bill We hope that his
constitute ats will, at the next election,get
IN a good substitute for bad Bill.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

Th superfuous blossom on fruit tree
are II .eant to symbolise the large way in
uhia h God love to do pleasant things.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

jeff rson said the greatest trouble in
the public service was caused BY EMPLOY
Ing men who used ardept spirits.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-22

IM poRrAST TO You're FARMERS
Effec tual destruction Of weeds--marry-
ing Il widow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-12

By JOsErh HtIhNNN
FRIDAY, May IA at o'clock p. m, at the Gen.
I'll s,le.rou. corner Of Nlloushby and Pearl s.s,
1pT JTII~BLOODED DURHAM BULL MARMloN
.r,d ,esrs He taken premiom. Ssts fA! sd
III American Institute Thos- Interested IN cattle aud
b an opportunity Improve ther stock, viii hed h s1ni
worthy their e.p-ci.l attention. ,r,.ov uo,sxs
r.,chsi Isl bsnds ID years. free styh'n drve't W1
rsrtrd sound snd kn5: will go Il 'inss nssnr'a
Ale cne HI STISG WAGON for four IN ssod Wdsf ocs
se, Double HsIress Whip, Sheets, &c ,,-, -.
Tbs Br ara Horses viii be exbib iion In front Of b
Ssleuoo ms a, 2 O'Clock.
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Gummrr Retreats.


I ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT,
LIN j. will be open foI the ,epon Of OARDERs Msy
l. S. T. BROWN.
ITO LET-At GREENWICH, Conn, we'll
furnished HOUSE in perfect order Garden resiy planted
barn &c attached. the depot Of H. r. r Apply TO
j. W. DOMlNlCK No Chahsms square, TO the SupeTin-
.en6en, of Ticket. Office a. Green gich depot.
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6ouses an6 farms Wanteo.

HOUSE WANTED.-Wanted to purchase. a
f,t-clsss HOUSE fsv Irsby lcsed N e1 bsnl- % ~
ca., Ralrosd DR. ,n1s which flrtssr
ulo,.taxe Oh Depot Grounds q the Comps9y or W.
value principal interest wh@reou 10 seri an
Office o. the Company 10 this city W. .,-
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a J BLEECKER, Auc Ion -rL -.
DOSITIVE SALE of 81 LOTS, on 52d. 5a,
i Ssh 64th ard sSs,s end 3isv.-A J. BLEECKEa
SON Co will SELL FRIDAY, May H. at IL clock q "
Merchants E1eLsDseOn 52d', u lots and scss sSra -
1875 feet east If lthsy 5dst ots south sde 40 feesesa
Ssh lots north side 100 feet et Of LsKncos
6.hs. II lots north tide 100 feet east Of lss,
Sd sv lot sce, between SD and 5ith ia on I'd g.
lots south side SIS feet OF 3d-N Terms liberal nsp
Terms and further particulars Of No. Brosds NS0D
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SJy CO} CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
P9R OJARTER> ASHLAND INSTITUTE
The Rev HENRY J. FOX. A. NJ. Prime Students (bo,h
49,. iye ST any time Circulars Amer Schoo Ia.tttu,-
No SO Brcsdwsy address PRINCIPAL Ashland Greene
County. \. Y.
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6onses to Get.

HOUSE to LET, and FURNITURE for SALE
kh sr., cl,s In tn. immediate vi iuty Of Uuiou SqlAr.
Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN No Metropolitan Bank Build
ing.
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AN MEEwIs, tuc..ou.er
CS. BROTHER s. Co.-Trade SCI.
- vi MTn Ne v ~ FSENrNG.

~ Prorns No. IS Pars rnw.
WEDNESDAY FyENfSG Nav IL a 0clsck
NA'TAlE PRIVATE LlBaAkf-ConpFisirf se va
s,y a Ssndtrd dish SD Au.srcsn bosss r.,s scssa
e-s-r etosraes uaay valuable Hi.iohA Wotss i1cssts
80. Book Aufic,. Hi.tory A.o. collect n q ss
&C - Csssicsi Wngss. Ac-
Il ysDAY bOREiNG May is 81 o'e'oes snd thos fsse
t~R.sx. a. tn ssne bo1r
RFGuLsR SPRING PARCEL SALE Of ENGLISH "a
ANFPiCfS POOKS-Emb sihf sr,sis- Guns saes,s -
ro'ses IoADos PvsLisHsRs conpnssE essscs ~
ssnes ts. Al toe various d-psrtusnis ~ Lrsafs Ara
AID Sc,tc Aspy ~fth-m very exPrnss-ty ard ersssey
Unsrci,d and s.g- by and suhasati4Ay bJunt 49, ts
eleub. frvm usty q ID. l-ssins American ru>AsA-s
erbrs 81 ysrsy % thu b-, productions OF Am-r
suibors spd r,prnis OF .Npnv- Eurpesn wshs sna xR
sssou. ~ tsw snS ppular mis sne0us ierssIre@
srd fresh -,ss and cf tbs b. ss rch housf e 80
bali sd morocoo Also I1vosss q Ssos sud fsaeJ Sc
&C. TIE ~hl- fsrg extensive sld vsuss
con Ia BE- sod With ~, ~ os % Ell, turchss
Of Ii1e uErsus opf'un y t. collectors for pablo and
y-'- Libraries. vel Ss 10 the tr.ds
Catslnsrss nay ~ hsd on sp,ic.-n 1t the ssisroors
AT PRIVATE SALE-A eres, quantity Of SAelvn4 sna On
CA.ea
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90 printers.

A FOUR CYLINDER PRESS for SALE
IA Tho Publishers Of The TRIBUNE having been obliged 20
purchase Of Hocs Teo Cyuder PowePfintns rre's
{be fastest IL the wcrld IA order 10 meet the
thsir sge ciculSiiop offer for SALE THE
PRESS which the ou'sidss Of their Dsy s1t toeI Seu
Weekly editions have hitherto been printed This press was
constructed expressly for us-h1s been in In our esols
tneps r x e for repairs 500
p,yer failed render service full capacity 1000
per hour but ts ordinary speed about 500 IL
80 Us 90 aud will b. snid-.ioce longer need II
Tor 8 900 cash Apply 20 HORACE GREELEY Co,
~ Tribune BaidinEs Eew-York
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Uhanffs for Dnsiness Men.

COAI, YARD TO LEASE aud FIXTURES for
I saLE-A COAL YARD 10 one Of the bvi. 'Aods ~ 70
p. of,ie city doing god business, evetythins ea ''s
Sal" e w. L C.kY NJ fst P.srls-
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OFFICE OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAILRoADCs"
NEw.YoRX. May 1853
DJVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have tins
d,y declared quarterly Dividend OF TWO PER CEN-
.b. 10 the soc EhodeT snd after the l2t n,t The
fsust.r Books will b. slo-ai gr that day inci1Sys
SAMUEL Il, liAACS S9ctetsry
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No AZ Bfcomss lear BIo.dw.y with al .td M =, bpil
ius siachJ particularly stsp'ed fors Boudlar rue. tn h..
Cr5rf. Bah so "a
pariicu 81. sppy At tn BARTHOLF SEWISG-N.C IISE
OFFICE Nc ssS BrC Adwsy, cor bio0n-G
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Boar0 an0 Ronms.

BOARD on BROOKLYN HlGHTS.--Nery
- pleasant Rooms 10 quiet family between Wall ~.
and Fulton Fts r three four persons Inquire a. No 81
Willow
DOARDERS WANTED.-TWO Gentlemen and
ID their Wives four Single Gentlemen BE- accommo-
dated with pleasant Rooms aud Board No ls3 Mulheuyst
btwc, Broone ard Spring sts. in private family Cool ref
eIence given and CURED
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D,>IvL s HrVes Apc,oOees.
~ 6 VOI'GH will sell To- MORROW Than

IL. 6.yl May Is at ~ preci.eiy eli ~ eon.sats u IT,
i,s. eve ...y rss5crce No. IS Clinton psce 10 eA g.
80 N, .ax.y and 5h,ay Toe hous- Is fnrDshol With -
MOI. ,ssn, AID costly Fursur- ibroazhoat aud h~ sa
htte u.ed Parties in quest Of fEe furniture va lad rhs
worthy q th-r st-nt'on-
Cs.b 4, p.i. ~il b. required Of q. pwehser osSs
>, ,,mo,.l innedi,,ely The foik wing 0oy spu;s T.
scr,,tiop Of TIE sooSs 10 the HOus~. VI:
II Tss BANsrSr foil suitei Dains Room trnsess
F1i~r.on Tables Buf.ts and Chair. 70 match eesse gss
W,r- Cs.'er, spoons Forks LqaE Chests, Ivory Cafs
Cutlj!s.s ard BOHEMIAN Wsre -
IA IA. P.hIoss are Velve, C.rp-,s hres R,sswoS Sss
Side and Hall Esse,s Pier Gsss-, Corner Table,: Es.1aD
.nS Fa,,,rj. Bor res l.ocks Nsses h3e Pdaines Lao
Cu.iu, Couche. Book and Library seeretares k
wooe P,spo 7.~t.ye; fSe EnsrssiDsA
In rgE CHansERs superior caiy-d ro-r~co cs1d>e6
B,rr.u. Coumo1vs STA C. oches Chss C3p,H ataosssy
B.dTsd, &C. eighteen Curled Hair a.reseA sat 6,s
p,k.,s snt B.dfus Of I'll kinda Ssl- u Commence 4 10
:. nr,cisey Catalogue eau b. hal ., tb- hpue
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= osT-PoLICY REINSURANCE No. 10. Oo6.

Il ..ne6 by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
NJ m Il possible value 10 bu' the patty 20
ed The fafef viii t 'utaby Ie-.rid by lea,ag a. the
sn,;n, faice No go Csus third or tOf b. UkSER
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CIRsT-PRIzE MELoDLoNS and ha .lIs ~,
l. NUNS i1as:,nd ps,npss1 ~ az ~ a.s.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-17
SHEkIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued out Of and under
tho seal of the District Court in aud for the county Of
Ramsey and the Territory of Minnesota, upon a judg.
ment rendered and docketed in said Court on the Sth
day Of January A. D. 1858, and subsequently docketed
in the county of Dakota in said Territory in an action
wherein John Q Adams is plaintiff, Isaac Gibbs is de-
fendant, in favor of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant, for, the sum Of one hundred and 6fty-6ve
dollars and ninety four cents (Sl55.94) with interest on
the same
l have this 18th day of February A. D. 1858, levied
upon the following described real property situated and
lying in said Dakota county, to-wit: the s. +. t Of
). ". t S. 81, in Township ~, Range %, and the
s. w. I of S. W. ! Of Section fourteen, (l4,) and s ]
Of S. f.. ! and the S. E t Of S. W. t Of Section 6f.
teen, (l5,) in Township ~, Range ~, less fifteen acres
of s. w. i of s. w. ! Of Section fourteen, (l4,) in
Township ~, Range %, belonging to one Swartrout,
said described property being subject to two mortgages,
one for 81 2, dated September 18th, A. D. 1857, the
other for 1864, dated September 9th, A. D. 1856, as the
property Of the aforesaid defendant
Notice is hereby given that l will sell all the interests
Of the above named defendant to the above described
real property, or 90 much thereof az will be necessary
to satisfy the said execution together with the interests
and costs thereon to the highest bidder for cash at pub
lie vendue, in front Of the Post Office in the city Of
Hastings, in said Dakota county, on the 9th day Of
April, A.. D. 1855, at ten o'clock in the forenoon on said
day. JOHN DEVLlN, Sheriff
BY GEO. w. EDISON, Deputy Sheriff:
Dated at the City of Hastings, Feb. Path, 1858.
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MINNESOTA. OK, A BUNDLE OF fACrs'-lhis is
u neat little pamphlet, 5OOU Of which were printed and
gratuitously distributed with the hope aud expectation
OF doing good by inducing eastern people to settle here.
1t was prepared aud distributed by "A Southern Pre-.
Emptor,' while on Il visit home. The iuIeutlOn is ~
present all the facts in relation to the country, aud let
,nc reader draw his own inicreuccs. We quote u few
paragraphs
Let any QUE examine critically and impartialIy q cor.
rect Typographical map Of the United States anu its
Territories, and he caunot tall INSTANTLY to perceive, e.
pec.alIy GU that portion Included III Minnesota, manyO Ut
INC must extraordinary aud fascinating features that
exist Oh the face IT the earth. | will uote u few prom.
,uent unvs for the benefit OF those prejudlced IL will
not say iguOraut) mlnus, who, though tney have eyes,
see not Cast your eyes over the map with me, aud IL
= few uoments you may count sonle three hundred lakes
Ut irou 90 to oVuO acres surface, (but generally ~ to
ovU acres a,ea,> besides Numerous other spring lakes,
ot .maiicr dlluen,ions, surveyed and sold with the pub.
lc lands these lakes are not swanips and marshes, but
a. a general tnin., spring water, wuere the best varle-
ties VI fish abound aud the banks Ot these beautiful
sheets Vt pure water are from . to ~ feet IL height,
with smooth, sandy or pcbbied margins, deep, clear, aud
c.eau, vtteu tor miles linked t. each other BY small,
mcauderlus, and delicious trout brooks these ue not
isolated, hut tnc general features III Minnesota be-
wltchlng tace.
lue history Of Minnesota shows some extraordinary
facts, lst. There has bcen more land pIe-eMpted III
this Territory Ia the last three years, than III Ill the
other Territories Of America, iu the saune time, com.
biued. nd. There is more land capable Of cultivation,
III proportion to amount surveyed; more sluali lakes
anu springs OF good water, equally scattered through
the county, than can he found elsewhere aud ~ to
crops OF gram, Or roots, Minnesota Is without u rival.
See Patent Odice reports. Irish potatoes, 4o3 bushels
to one acre, also s4uashes, turnlps, pumpkins, sweet
potato plants, and AL other kinds common to the United
States, Of such yield aud OF such sizes that, ii l were
to name them, you would cast the pamphlet into the
fire, read no further, aud doubt what you have already
read. I'd. That in regard to health, Minnesota is ill.,
deed enviable; the chl.l aud ague Of illinois, Kansas,
Iowa, aud Wisconsin,, do not 1--we here, and this fact
alone ought to iii the country III a short time still, if
the emigration continues increasing as it has, tour years
more Will give US half a million OF population.
While many of his ~neighbors are talking about what
ought to be done to bring in settlers, I. B. Winston,
Esq 4, of St. Paul, is actively employed in disseminating
documents at the East; and at the right time, too, for
when the travel begius, everybody will have their minds
made up from what they have read aud heard during
the winter.
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TERRITORY or MINNESOTA,

Dakota County. :"
District Court Third Judicial District.
John Blakely and Daniel w. Truax against Charles
H. Stanley.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a writ of ex.
ecution issued out Of and under the Seal Of said Court,
and directed to the undersigned Sheriff Of Dakota Coun-
ty and Territory Of Minnesota, for service, bearing date
the 9Th day of February, A D.. 1858, on a judgment and
decree of lien on the hereinafter described premises,
rendered in and by said Court on the 28th day of JAN
uary, A. D. 1858, for the su,a Of sixty.three dollars and
seventy eight cents in favor of said John Blakely and
Daniel W. Truax, plaintiffs, and against said Charles II.
Stanley, defendant, | have levied upon the following de.
scribed premises, situated in the County Of Dakota and
Territory Of Minnesota, to.wit: Lots No. eleven and
twelve, Ol & l2,) in block No. one hundred and four,
(lO4,) in Nininger City, according to the survey and
plat thereof, made and filed in the Office Of the Register
Of Deeds, in the County of Dakota and Territory of
Minnesota aforesaid, and that on the 9th day Of March,
A. D. 1858, at II O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day at
the front door of the Post Office in said Munger City in
said county Of Dakota, ! will sell at public vendue. to
to the highest bidder, the premises described as afore.
said, to satisfy the amount Of execution with interest
and costs. JOHN DEVLIN, Sheriff.
Ry GEO. W. Edison, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Hastings, Feb. 9th, 1853
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-03-17
SHERlFF'S SALE,

By~sirtue Of an execution issued out Of, spd under
the zeal Of the District Court, in and for the County Of
Dakota, and the Territory of Minnesota, upon a judg.
ment, rendered and docketed in said court, on the thir.
y.6rst day Of December, A. D 1857, in an action
wherein John r. Webb is plaintiff, and James H. Ha-
gapip is defendant, in favor of the said plaintiff against
The said defendant, for the sum Of six hundred and one
dollars and seveuty-6ve cents ($6ol.75), with interest
on the same,
l have this llth day of March, A. D., 1858, levied
upon the following described real property, situated and
lying in said Dakota County; to wit, lots number three
81 aud four a. in block number sixtyseveu (67) in
the city Of Hastings, in said County of Dakota, as the
property If the said James H. Huganiu.
NOTICE is hereby given that | will sell the above de.
scribcd real property, or 80 much thereof as shall be
sufficient to satisfy the said execution, together with
the interest and costs thereon, to the highest bidder
for cash, at public vendue, in front of the New Eng
land House, in the city Of Hastings, in said County Of
Dakota, on the first day Of May, A. D., 1858, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon On said day.
JOHN DEVLlN, Sheriff,
BY Geo. W. EDISON, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated at the city Of Hastings, March II. ls5a.