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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-30
-.-...: - -, APPLETON WEBB,
Dated April 18th, 1859. Assignee.
CORNELL & VAND9nDuRoH, Attys.
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ORTGAGE SALEM REAs
N1 on the 9Th day of April 1888. Harrison
Williams Of the county Of Heanepin safe OF
Minnesota, made, executed, ackno~.
edged and delivered to John
Rollins Of said county . certain indsn.
ture OF mortgage bearing that date, by which
the said Harrison Williams mortgaged to the
said John Rollins the following described re:l
estate, situate, lying and being in the county
of Benton in the state (then Territory If
Minnesota, to wit: The North east quarter
Of section twenty one, ri in Township thirty
six [36] North, of Range twenty 81, T2n| west,
according to the United States government sur
vey, to secure the payment Of the sum of:wo
hundred and fifty Eve {265) Dollars, in nine
months from said date, with interest at toe
rate OF three per cent. per month, according
to the conditions Of promissory note Of hand
bearing said date, for the said sum, made by
the said Harrison Williams to the said John
Rollins: And whereas the said mortgage vas
duly recorded in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds Of the said county Of Benton on the lQt!
day Of April 1858:
y And whereas the said mortgage contained
therein power of sale, upon def&ult beng
made in any condition thereof: -s
And whereas default has been made in the
condition Of the said mortgage, to Wit: by the
part thereof:
And whereas no suit OF proceeding has been
instituted at law to recover the debt .remain-
ing secured by the said mortgage or any part
thereof: And whereas there now remains due
on the said note and mortgage the sum of two
hundred and fifty five (255) Dollars, with IN.
terest at the rate Of three (S) per cent. per
month since the said seventh day Of April
1858: Now therefore, notice is hereby given,
that, for the purpose of fereclosing the eeid
mortgage, by virtue Of the said power of sale
and in pursuance Of the statute il such case
made and provided, the said mortgaged prem
Uses, or such part thereof as may be necessary,
will be sold at public vendue, at the Office Of
the Register of Deeds Of the said county of
Benton, on the ED day of July 1859, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the said q
mount and tho costs and expenses Of sale al
lowed by law. :=... s5sss JOHN ROLLINS. =.
Dated June 9Th, 1859 Mortgage.
D. A sEcoxBs, Atty for Mortgage. j.. Il,
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n! ORIG AGE NOTICE II
III hereby give8 that default hss be>a neAs

Nj OFT q AGE SALE .-NOTICB -
III hereby gived that default has bssa 1sds
IL the conditions of certain indsature q
u rtgage raadc, executed and delivered ky
john 1.ait and Aarg.rsts his wife to Jsnss
Napier, bearing date the Thirteenth day Q
April A. .. 1867, and recorded II The oAies
ne Register Of Deeds of Morrison eouaty ca
the fourteenth day Of April 4. D. 1857 q Q
O'Clock, p. II. il Book "A'' 81 Mortesses -
Pages Is, Gs anu 20. Thst ssi1 norteaee vos
duly assigned BY said Jaunes Napier 70 Edveed
y. ham'in, by virtue Of . decd IL assiG1nsaa
duly executed en.the Tve1ty.feurth dsy e
OF tt Register Of Deeds u Morriso. eeu.ty
On tie Twsnty-eighth dsy 81 Nevember 4. D.
1857 st O'Clock 4. a.. in Book "A" Of ksstl
cages cL lsges "a and 1l6.z 3ses
F.: That f:ierels claimed to b due o. sajl
mor1ga sc st the date Of this, 1o4ies the sun Of
Two thousand One Hundred and esvsoty 0ix
Do.-A,s (S2i76 1907 sceording to The soa-
ditions u certain Promissory 16t> seepred
b. saia mortgage, and thot porsuo1t 70 .
ps~er Of sale in said mortgage eortsiasAnDa
IL aecordsnce With The ststuts IN =sseA -
mae ard Provided the premises togstAsrvitA
Ill tAs a>sadits1ents and sppurtenacess tAses
unto belongings 'ael;s<ged in ead ~ virtse Of
sa't mortgage to VIII: Lot Ne. Five ft] j.
A>'OSA ANS' SS'ea ~ OtOWD u kl1SkD 04kO
is surveyed by az P1tnan| In he essaty
OF Morrison aka Stats e hiaassots (hsiae
The ss.nss lot ON which y 6iauatsd The " North
era iios-1 .ow occupied D saia Ault) vii b
sold al public suction On Tuesday IL l1lA
day OF june A. D 1859 Ct tslaah II ~
Of said day st sd s'NofthooHeGsa'
in the toxa Of Little FoAs sforsssid 70 aetis4J
tbs amount due on said nortsAee aud The sssts
of such sale - BY law SLOWED.
Dated april 9Th I'D. 1850. <a7& -
80 II EDWARD q. HANLIH,
VIZ y. MooHn,I Atty. s-.4-*< - AssiEDea
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Notice is hereby given that lie above nest-
Ssss sale is postponed to the 9Th day d July.
A. D. 1869, 1t O'Clock in the Afternoon. -
tie place in the above notice mentioned.
:, -. - EDWARD Q. HAKLIN.
Dated June 18th, 1859. ",.;@ Aseigaee
WI. s. Moons, Atty -~s june2S
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7HORrGA0R sABk.l4si0rlCR 10
M hereby given that default hae bees maAa
in the conditions Of certain 7l1dentur3 d
mortgage made, executed and delivered ~
Jonathan Crosby and Sarah Crosby, As MA
to John /. Young, On the 26th day Of Nay 4.
u. 1868, and recorded. 81. ths V1Des Of The RAe-
lister Of Deeds Of Benfoa eoaht5 iattAs sts&s Of
Minnesots on the 7th day,ofJsnaL D. 1854
:. o'clock * =; !. = r. Beck p" e ae'ts.s.
That said mortsss. h. bssat asF; ..sis..A
by said John L. Yousg to Wiatkas Youne By
virtue Of deed OF asligsnaif AulI exseuted
recorded in the Office ,pf the Re1slr Of Desds
Of said county Of Benton % The nth day Of
December, A. D. 1865, at 4sotsioef p. H., in
Book "B" Of Mortgages on pans28O.
That there ise claimed tor ie due on sail
mortgage at the date Of this notice the sum Of
Four hundred and three dollsrs ($40s Oo-oe)
according to the terms Of aceItaiH Proniesory
Note secured by said mort Ind that puf-
suant to . Power Of SAILS u aid morteses
contained, and in aceordsnes With the statute
| il such case made and provided, the prenises
mortgaged il ana by virtue Of said mortgage,
to wit: All those tracts, pieces Or parcels Of
land lyias ana being IN the county Of Benton
| and STATE q Aialesots, and described % fol.
lows, TO wit: The South West quarter Of
South East quarter Of Section No Seven ri.
anu TIC Nclth West quarter Of The North Esss
quarter, and the North East quarter Of the
North ." sst quarter of iseetion No. Eightesa
Gl61, .nd also the South Esst quaetsr Of the
South West quarter OF Section No Seven ri.
all in Township Nc. Thirty EIGHT f8S], Nort1
Of Range No. Thirty-cne 1871, Wet, contain.
Ing in al1 One hundred and sixty l1601 serss,
more or less, according to Goyezasssnt survey,
will be sod at Public Auction on the 18th Day
! Of August, A. D. 1859, sts2 o'clock in the Of.
ternoon Of said Gay ct "Dsy's Hypsrborsa.
Hotel, in Inc town of Sauk Rapids in aai6
county OF benton to satisfy, the smou1t due
Oh said mortgage and costs Of sale - by Law
allowed. <3 - WINTHROP YOUNG.
Da.ed June 18th, a. D. 1885, Ass,gnse-
Ws. S. AoonE, Atty, for Assignee.
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L EG AL.

IA orr GAGE & ALE. ON
NJ The 18th day Of December 1866, Luther
+. Waugh Of the county of Benton in the
(then) Territory Of Minnesota, made, executed,
acknowledged and delivered to Samuel NJ
Gray certain 1n]enture Of mortgage, bearing
that date, by which the said Luther p. Waugh
mortgsged to the said Samuel NJ. Gray the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the
county Of Deaton aforesaid, to Wit: The West
half Of the South West quarter Of Section one
III, and the East Half of the South East quar-
ter Of Section two ri, in Township thirty
e1ght lssl North, Of Range thirty two (s2]
secure the payment of the sum of two hundred
aud Fifty (250) Dollars, in four a. months
from the said date, with interest at the rate of
three (3) per cent. per month from date until
paid, according to the conditions of PROMISE
~ note of hand made by the said Waugh to
tn said Gray bearing the said date:
And whereas the said mortgage was duly
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
Of the said county on the lst day Of January
1856:
AID whereas the said mortgage contained
the Elm power of sale upon default being
made in any condition thereof:
" And whereas default has been made in the
condition ofthe said mortgage, to wit, by the
non payment OF the e2l0 sum OF money; And
whereas no suit or proceeding has been insti-
tuted at law to recover the debt remaining ~
cured by the said mortgage or any part there
Of: And whereas there nov remains due upon
the said mortgage the sum Of two hundred and
fifty (25U) Dollars, With interest thereon from
the 26th day Of Decsmeer 1856, at the rate Of
ttfee per cent. per month, less the sum of one
hundred and ninety six dollars and fifteen
cents i$1e6,16):
Nov therefore, notice is hereby given, that,
for the purpose Of foreclosing the said mort
gage, in pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided, and by virtue Of the said
power Of sale, the said mortgaged premises, or
such part thereof as may be necessary, will be
sold ct public vendue, at the Office of the Regis
ter Of Deeds Of said county, on the 18th
day of Juno 1859, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage ms
aforesaid with inl crest, and the costs and ez-
penses Of said sale allowed by law
Dated May 9th 1859.
SAMUEL NJ. GRAY,
Mortgage.
D. A. s.coHsE, Atty for Mortgage.
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: To Nicholas Loesh, Joseph Henry Tyler,
Henry Crime, E. D. W. Murphie and Nicholas
kous: &c., II &~- r.. .~.>.s = y ~
You and each Of you are hereby notified that on
the 25th day of June A. D. 1859, ct One o'clock
Of said day at the Land Office at St. Cloud
shall offer proofin support of my right to enter
as q Town site and in trust and for the benefit
ofthe several owners and occupants thereof
~ Lots No One, Two, Three and Four and the
N w of the W and theS + Of the N WI
and the N of the E of section No. three
[3] Township No. one hundred and twenty two
North of Range twenty nine west at which time
and place you are notifedto appea and show
cause Why should not be allowed to make such
entry. All s~%| EDWARD o: HAMLIN,
Judge of4th Judicial District,
st. Cloud. May 9Th, 1859. " - f55s :.
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M ORTGAGE SAL E.-DEFAULT
WI having been made in the condition of q
certain mortgage, made executed and deliver
ed by William o Knights Of Monticello, Wright
County Minnesota, to Perry Dearth of Fort
Des MONIES, Iowa to secure the payment Of
seven hundred and ninety three dollars and
fifty nine cents and the interest thereon &C.
cording to the terms Of three certain promisso-
ry notes Of even date with said mortgage sign
cd by said Knights; said mortgage dated Nay
the twenty fifth A. D. 1853 and recorded in the
Office Of the Register of Deeds for the county
Of Wright Minnesota on the 25th day Of May
A. D. 1853 in Book ':B" Of Mortgages pages
1877, 1913 4 1859.
And no suit or proceedings at Law have been
instituted to recover the said debt secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof and the 4
mount claimed to be due on said notes and
mortgage at the date of this mortgage being
TWO hundred and ninety seven dollars.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance and by virtue of power Of sale
in such mortgage contained and of the statutes
in such case made and provided, the premises
described in and conveyed by said mortgage
and being oil that tract or parcel Of land stu
ate in the County Of Wright and State of Min
nesota described as follows, to Wit: tho North
half OF the South West quarter and the South
West quarter Of the South West quarter Of
section fifteen (15) in township one hundred
and twenty one, North Of Range twenty i've
lest containing one hundred and twenty &C.
res more or less according to government sur
vey will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the front door of the
Post Office in Monticello in said Wright coun-
ty on the End day Of July A. D. 1859 at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. to satisfy the amount due Oh
said mortgage with costs and expenses Of sale.
PERRY DEAKTH,
Mortgagee'
Dsted Monticello MINI, May 10, 1859
EDWARD HARTLEY, Atty for Aortgagee, ..
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!. NOTICE or cO-PARZNERSlYzP.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have entered into COZ artncrship for the manu-
facture and sale of Cab net Ware, and also in
Carpenter and Joiner work. They are ready
to supply good articles Of Cabinet Ware and to
take contracts for buildings. A share Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited, attheir
Wareroom in the Planning mill Of Messrs Ray
mond, Owen & Co., River street, Lower 81
Cloud @aza sfa4
JOHN ". T. FUTILE.
a@5 ;k<& -. 1Ess ,@ss53 s"' JAMES ". WHIT
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BUILDING.

TIME undersigned takes this method Of in
i forming those who may have houses
build mills to frame, or carpentry and joinery
in any or al Of it's branches, that he is prepar
cd to take contracts, and do OH kinds Of uork
in this line, on the most reasonable term, and
in good, workmanlike manner. 80 i.
~ A. =. dVo9BY, y
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NDRIA
DOUGLAS COuNrY

This town is beautifully lscatcd in one Of
the finest Agricultural regions in the North
West It is IN the centre Of the County and il
admitted BY ell to occupy.a natural point for |
Town. Farmers in quest superior Of lard
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q AINT CLOUD

- - - - fO-o 00s
st. Gland il tha paiat ct which the Red 2iy-
e tEelns sfass Tie dissiasippi On their vay to
1t. PAUL, %uhish prayss it Z - the, natural
junction Of land travail between these tvs great
arteries Of traas. 1t = ct the prcseat head s3
run regularly. during the Spring aAA carly
summer months, fro0 Ct Anthoay to -
Plses. >& s5|ss% -.
The map givss ito position correctly Uita
reference to Ill the most important psiate i
tue Territory. but Tia peculiar beauty Of IL
location, and fertility Of he Surrounding cen.
try cannot be Transcribed. Within fifteen
mile Of It. Cloud, On opposite s'iss # ~
river, and At different points Of the compass
are eight lakss varying in size from oils to
miles in circumference, oil, awe acs, hsau-
til !, exceedingly, three ct Asn ct lsoot, deep
enough to aoat . nan-ef-gAr. Wssdel 6aahs,
ole an pebbly shsras plentifnlly mixed uith
cornelian; and waters sbundantly supplied
With fish.
When Gsy. Stevens made his survey Of Q
aortAern railroad route to tho PaciRs in SO,
he camped con the vestern side Of the Mis-
sissippi below Sauk RApids." The place vas
memberships present site Of st. Cloud but it
- here his route leaves TIE ri1Ar. II hesan-
ner Of IS claim s.bin vAs tlilt On The apst
where NC now write, = GeaA aax Aiu, IL
frame OF - &c a0tsl aaQ eaGlt othor Swell
iags were put Up that As0aAsr. This Apt fall
there were three hundred and thirty-tvo vetae
11s,,s1 in the precinct. Net Tie votes af Indi-
ans " Half Breeds, ftr there are none here
4 majority OF the inhabitantsof the country
are hardy Germans, with sturdy wives aud
children cultiva:irs the soil and working ct
mechanical smploymente.
The subsoil is sandy and although the soil 10
from one to three feet deep, . rich blask loan
supporting rank vegetation, the drsi2age i
- perfect and the cir % pure that brssthiue
is . perpetual pleasure. A. yet, our physi-
clans have discovered no diseases peculiar to
the climate, no indeg nieus complaint except
the "Minnesota Appetite" which requires one
fourth more treatment than . modest pennsyl-
vania or Ohio attack Of . corresponding dis
ease,
Any body who wants to drink whiskey in
peace had better not come here, for tie treaty
Ly which the land was acquiredfrsn the Sioux
forbids its introduction; and tlo LagisIatars
has passed q law enforcing that provision; but
people of moderate means and industrious lab-
its who have children to educate, will find few
places whore the opportunity for correct moral
training, healthy development Of muscle, and
the means of pecunisry independence are bet
ter combined.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06

said that he will soon enter the canvass and endeavoT
10 wake up the Democrats in Kentucky.
TIE Democrats of the IVih Congressional DE-
,rici Of Keutucky have nominated Judge james "
Moore for Congress- Tbs District j. now represented
by Mr. Mason.
Some Of the Republican journals in Pennsylvania
are earnestly advocating the claims Of the Hon. >non
Cameron 70 a nomination for the Presidency
1t s raid that the Democrats of Augusta, Me-,
have elected an entire an-Adunisration hst Of dele
gates 20 the State Convention.
Mr.. Buchanan has upgrlief1l pack 20 dea
with, II must be confessed. He lately spponted John
p Barnes Of Alabsu one OF the visitors to the West
Point Academy and the fellow writes letter decln-
irg the honor. He savs:
swsre that th.rr dscrspsncy of opinion as 70
ihs Nucs rral h institutions AHh Interests
a The sog; al present. ba: am ao wei aware ma, a" fr-
dent hs ben q aia the Interests AID Helar~
q fhe whole cogIry-h4 Of maintaining hs own pcnlsr
notions of the pocy without impUyiTs ;ae cnnGion OF ne
Deuocrac party; and whether TIE Sooih - sutr ro1 he
tecfy President, coutuusctus
uGerce q he Northern Aboonis-s, zine viii only 'ho"
-CbiefJusticc Baizsll and Associste-Jas'ice
Dupont Of the Florida Supreme Court are engaged in
ill-t-upered newspaper controversy over legal
decision on which they differed in opinion Judges
il Florida elected by the people, and these gentle
men opposing candidates for the Office OF Chief
Justice-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
PERSONAL.

The marriage of Madlle. Melanie de IIabner with
NJ de MaupsssaIt, rich landowner OF the depart
nent of the Maine and Loire, was solemnlzed on May
49, in the chapel of the Popes Nuncio, IN the Rue
Grenen ST. Germain. Wnen NJ. de Hsbner lth
Paris il was intended that his daughters marriage
should take place at Brussels but it was found that
owing to neither Of the parties having douclle IN
Belgium there would have been legal difficulties IN
the way Of performing the ceremony as soon as was
desired. Count Walewski wrote 10 NJ. dc Hubner
that political causes need not prevent his presence In
paris on the wedoiDg-day but the ministers offer was
d. clned with tbapks. The Count and Counties, de
Flavigny appeared as proxies for the father and
mother Of the bride. Almost all the corps diplo-
maiique now in Paris were present, but Lord Cow
lev. who had been asked to be witness was absent
flom indisposition. The bridegroom IS about year
older than the brides father who is only Is years Of
age.
-Messrs William l.. Goggn and John Letcher,
the recen, opposing candidates for the Governorshp
sf Virginia have both been elected liie-membeSs OF
the Methodist Episcopal Domestic Missionary Society
The name of the Hon. Rufus Choae appears in
the list of passengers by the Canada from Boston on
Wednesday. lie had engaged passage, but was pre-
vented from going by continued illness. Mr.. James
L. Fields, the publisher, sailed IN the Canada.
Mile Piocoomini sailed in the Vanderbilt on
Saturday.
Prof Morse declines public dinner rendered TO
him by his ncighbors and iclloweitizens OF Dutchess
County.
- Household Words was recently sold by suction in
London. The biddngs commenced at $500. From
+ 100 the biddugs were between Mr.. Chss Dickens
and Messrs. Bradbury & Evans. Ultimately, the copy
right was purchased by Mr.. Charles Dickens for the
sum of fS,i50. Messrs. Bradbury & Evans are
about to start periodical under the editorship
of Mr.. Lucas who has been for some time engaged
in the literary department of The Loados Trsaes.
-Nr. Cyrus Ii. Mccormick has given $ioo 900 for
the endowment of four proiessorships in the Theo-
logical Seminary of the %. s Presbyteran Church
at Chiesgo, H.
The Alops,hie doctors in Hartford recently ex-
PEELED from the County Society DR.. l. s. Curtis, be-
cause he held q consultation with Homeops;hist.
Tile story Of Miss Judson, who married negro
at Pontiac is TO be dramsi;zd at Detroit thea,er.
When Rhineman, the psramour OF Mrs Hartung,
was arrested in Albany the womsns child was taken
from bis custody and placed IN charge OF Mr. Wag-
goper Mrs.. Hsrtupg has long manifested the most
intense desire TO see the babe. Mrs. Wsggoner con-
sented TO take il to the CELL The moment she reached
there Mn Hsrung seized the child and refused TO
SURE nder it again, and the guardian returned home
alone.
The heirs Of Hon. w B. Clarke of Washington
County are likely to receive 500 900 FOR their portion
Of the revenue from the British Governmens Tor the
use Of Henry J. Rogeiss signals. NsPpssrs that NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-06
PUBLIC MEEILNGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Health Commissioners met on Friday AZ II
o'clock. The Mayor, Mr.. Cornell, snd Drs Gum,
Miller Rockwell snd Boyd present.
Dr. Grss, the Hes tn Officer of the port mentioned
the arriva Of the brig Breeze, - days from Rio Ja'
nero ard Of the brig Reindeer a. days passage from
the same place. They were directed TO lie by for
Eve DAYS then 70 be PERMITTED 10 come up under the
direction Of the Health Officer.
petition from George Schenck requesting the
abseu ent Of nuisance al the house on the north
west corner 0f Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue,
was referred TO the Superintendent # Sanitary lnspec
tion. Another petition from John White in relation To
the premses No. ..i Ninth street, which have been
previously complained If, was referred 10 DR.. Rock
we'll Michael Burke complained in communica-
ton of the saughierhouse at No. 2ls Mot, street,
which had also been previously brought before the
notice of the Commissioners. President CORNELL
stated that new floor had been ordered for the
slaughter-house which he inough,wOud secure cor
recton Of the nuisance. petition from Mr.. Charles
Crieuden in relation o nuisance existing in front of
No. 80 Oak street referred to the Superintendent
Of Sanitary Inspection. Mr.. Elizabeth Traver also
complained Of saughte r-house al No. Ia Twenty
eighth street. Referred 10 DIR. Rockwell and Mr. Cor
nell.
petition from Thomas jeremiah, trustee Of The
Schoo of the Reformed Dutch Church, requested the
abatement Of a nuisance at No. lSJ Fourth street.
Referred the Superintendent of Sanitary Inspection
On motion If DR.. GUsS, Il was sgreed to invite the
Health Officer Of StapleOn, i. tDr. T.. &. Mnudayl,
to attend the meetings Of the Commissioners of Health
duiir & the present sea.oD
The usual daily reports of the police in relation 10
the condition of the streets and the violations Of cor
poration ordinances the subject of stree; accumua
tons, such garbage, &C., were thea presented.
After which the meeting adjourned 10 Monday at
II m.