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M,s MRS soMs oMssScc!2RAIcK's SCHOOL. >
pLAINFIELD AcADEMY

The ath session Is nonths) eommsncss Tovern-
improyement ola iimited mum ber-s students En-
s;a. Mse ex Renss, 90 per sessIon To Al few vscah
noon.) Circulars st Star Once, OF addTes1
g Ss-eolm PRINCIPAL and Proprissor.
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The wag Of the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail,
"Slmon Suggs, ,psrpetrates this good 'sn. 80
a friend Of our, who e literally endowed
Win Initiative powers, related 70 Us, not fonS
played prominent part, tnat made rs really
envy his faculty for manufacturing fnn- Our
frseed vas ledger for the night ct the Floyd
iiouse, macon, ia TO use his own languages:
~ y. ~. nsnsyd 20 .eon " .ae iours. story, st
bed ume. u nad retired, and was enjoying my
. .self.confessionai The room, though rather
elevated, was commodious In the hypothen-
over the street, could scarcely, with all in PEN
efratine powers, force Its inheetei rays into my
room, owing % the clondine1 Of the atmosphere
and the "bteeched domestic hanging before
my Windows had been IN bed perhaps half
hour, when I.heard footsteps approaching my
door. The dsor va opened neisslessly, and
two men came IN. 4 could sss they were two,
was OF aPprenennou; but upon their going 81
ientiy TO bed, resolved to play OF little joke
upon my neighbcn. began to initiate an old
nan or the country, with his orphiclide voice
and lung-splitting cough By his side appa-
rentiy lay his beloved companion, wedging in
word or % Of advice, when an opportunity
gottsn-aroussd BY the restlessness of its pa
rents, IL manifested its vexation by plaintive
waiIiBg. "0ld beloved became furious at the
distur6ance e-msmma vented her spleen upon
ny corner. About this time 1 saw : head pop
up from the other corner. -. - - =
tsBob. bobt,' whispered the head. ssBob,
burst my timbers IL We haven't made a mistake Q
and got into . family ROOM
= g Old man." whispered the old womsn,
adidn't you hear some one at the door,,
"No, no. Go to slsep-you are always think
! HE .hssd'; brought out from under the
cover th: body and the legs. "Bob,n. said
to, but I'm gcing, and On. came head, body
and legs, followed BY ss Bob, % now aroused 10
oonsciousness q the peculiar delicacy Of his
situation. No time was taken to clothe them
selves, for the door was Immediately opened. .
and the "head" and g Bob, disappeared. =
: II required all the nerve possessed 70 re-
strain my laughter, while my neighbors were
hastily decsmpinr: vet I kent mn the CONVEX
sation between the sold beloved and mamma
and the waiiine baby. sssl asii 3 fslFIF1a
But q few moments elapsed ere INV door
aeain opened and the bar-keeper. With a can
de, followed by the s.heady and HBob, en-
tered the room and approached INV bed. I
fsignsd heavy sleep. :" You see you are mis-
replied the '.hssd, ashss Bob and f we're S in
and we heard man, his wife, and don't
know how many children, over here in this
corner -, =.
The muscles of the bark keeper's cheek began
TO twitch, and Bob seemed to be touched with
awakening intelligence. s.
As profound as was my slumber, I could
scarcely helm from roaring. - - ,rss -.
.sDo You think that fellow has been playing
a prank on us p, asked the ssbead ~. = - :
tswef, it kinder looks that way.o saws the
barksepsr. -, ~. - g
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n DENTISTRY.
Dk. HILLS, aftsr praoucal test Of two years.
mend the Cheoplestic Process for nsertinK65 -
artificial teeth h has the sdvsutaees ofB
gEPsr sets insefted for sss Partial in proportion.
Omoe SOo "a avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
,alo nupscSieer viii open, upon the Sd Obtober,
tween Pa avenue and street north, over the store
o. Wilson 4 Barr Here will be taught sil the
ern Ciassicss Book Keeping. Drawing, Engines
ing, Archltectgre, National Philosophy, and ali or
which the calling in life Of any Individual NAV de-
mand. There will also be delivered, twice a Veef
cal relations. - rieos
For further particulars see principal. -
II Residenos-No. s4s L street, e. betvss5s ssh; is.h
e.'o iossAs 80 ~ 9-9ru
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~ C. o A LIZ!
Just arrived, and now lying at my wharf, the
celebrated White and Red Ash Goal, which viii
ssL low for the cash. Also, on hspd large lot Of
Split Wood Of all lengths r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
oe0 1tth st.. near the Canal.
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W0QD;1WOODa-Hiokory. Oak, and Pine
w Wnop furnished st low rates, either pre-
w. NJ. GAIT,
Propnetors ofthe City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
Foot Of nth St, below War Depart
Omce-N. w. cor. 18th aud G sts., No. SAT.
0Orders lcffas either pace will recsive prompt
eftention. L. 20 Is
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WOOD AID COAL.

WVOO A0V VVAAh
ITO HOUsEKEEPERs AND oTHaERs.
NJ LOOK TO YOUR IvrERRsrn
PURCHASING rouR WOOD
A. lAyNrER's CRY STEAM KrNpLrNe
tist STOVE WOOD MILLS, fia
~ Nkooz 90 SzvxErz 6fEzKf.
Ne You will not enIy Be cure u full measure, but
you VIII get your WOOD cut In 5, {, or5
n pieces and split any size desired,
fiiSy Gents pef cord cheaper than 10 10 sold ffom
any other y ard in this city. : -
HI His WOOD is of the best quality. ~
H. He has the biGgest carts and boxes.
LFThe best Heart spruce Pine Wood
- UrAn Delivered Fr.e of CSsrfs. HI z Sip'''ns'
You viii get quarter ofs 'e 'a' y, -
Cut in 5 pieces and Split wv ''' sP' a'' rus
You get quarter Of . cord OF the w si-'''
In 8 pieces for SI.o; for Si g. ou' '"' spun
Delivered 10 Ill parts Of the City, = '
IL Orders by mali -''- Ae'o" ~
IL Promptly attended to.
Inc money % accompany the order, or be ready
when the Fuel 10 delivered -
IL Ofice corner Of 7th and Canal streets oppo
site Centre Market. 80, A. PAYNTER,
90 Is at Pages Wharf
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SELLING orr Ar COST 10 REMOVE.
$1,000 wSSss Ssa o,, :, NY t ssSss .s.r Assr

s.msas ossss,sa b1 hsSls Sc
nss Isen eth apd losh stresss, e Pionoforte WaF
ss; ssnsss = sy s:s. g g s e
W. s::ss NV e HSS ssfs 81 sii
Sc: g is s.:'s asi s sss,'s3 :s: s
SIS: SIS: s:::;|,:s Gs,! g 70!
sissssss ssss o. 55s. @ Ss'a 6;;S; 6s;s;
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~ D H. IN O 3 IL s..
R'ssi s;Es re 5< .s.s. - ;. ppss y.sd, j
Viii 8 issssssssis ;i sssiss. q bssas Goods, al
= TIE y.hSs als rssPsetfsIls invited . sall and
look through eur noel purv .,o =
No %, .Cestrai eDetSs. {sa BuiIding. between
- =. - - eZleeile eee1c2 Msrkek. esh In
GRANBEReyge. - q 81 y d So
~, S5 8 ss g9hz Il 3 Nsx s.E4ls.s
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. 7 o = ssirovrss.T Z 81
- aed HkATiN6 sTOvEs, which 1 vili sei -
up ths busiuess, and stoves must Be removed ~
70 give room 10 another class Of geeds. -
se0 -seT next door 10 the sfar Once.
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you CAN FIND THEM - ,..vo,.,

=. 1900 AT FRANCIS.
Ar yos Sskips { e, IL TEA 3, c9EFEE gEEs.
Hat sfzMbs WApELEf wa pTTAEfh ik6Ss, k6iSasfH SgsEFEk SER
20 HI s 2. e etsif hSesss You
Dcyoa Deea ALBAfH FORKS and SPOONS.
sHsksrsN NEElfRnSEs ElRS SAsssS,. sSS.s g
thggfaud etAsr ne faL notionsi Yos can Ind them
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Inr susDzr Law AT PfrrssuRs CHIEF Jua-
ass lswfle yhoes driyez WA ansd sas for .vioIs
church, hss paid tfe nne ssi pSbilshed Al es,S =
: sytich hf ays be wss quits l9aossof thst - 80
been allowing > bsneeSessfos g - -. iSe.sSS
~ I'D So endied itezrefnlly; bat be, oGc;sIFr.
may be snifofs before the supfens eonrt is s<Ses
e>sessaDd toeY o9zht pof - b eeshassasseI 81
hayia2 one Of iis jed xrs pecnstsrily fa1eres1<6
r<pdefed ~ ppinion adverse % Ne ExeslSiorA on
nloes tenrahss few ysass since, for f1dninf
their vehicles % sun1ay.
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~ MANTLEs,
We will open ON Moaday, October 10Th, In our
NRw CLoAx RooN. tA foorls beautiful sssort-
ment Of Black French, Bark Treco and Blaek
Rssn RRss,s' c}ass SlSs1 FI:Sk gray, sa
gsy sssss, Wss:rleo and scotch long and ssssss %
ShsvisS Sof ney designs: Cashmsre; Nterino, fhib-
et and Atelia Shagla. in variety Black Merino,
fhI4ct and Cloth Shswls. Also, "a Back Meripo
ior esa IA B..cF Broyn. Ten and pIab coak
&c. teSO TAYLORA HUTcalsON. :
EOOa sor stzasf DRALkRs IN stg-s-ls =, -. HOO
3 fQREI0N, AND DOMESTIC. CIGARS.
hsye on hand varied end chotce. stock Of
TOBACCO .And Cl6ARS-wholesale ~ ~:
and letal. Those wlshipK 6rst rsse >N
srsscls srs. ~ do vssi 70 osil All ordsrs 49,
IOe Seventh street. near q. ef ssS
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Now ahoat and dlscharging-
scnr. STOCKTON, schr. Mary sud Caroline,
Schr. Phebe Nelson. schr. Henry B. Bsscom,
Biinging thorongh and complete assortment Of
"a, tAn,,thrs9lte Goals from the Eehish and Sohuyl-
DaiIy expcctsd, ? cargo Of Lyken Valley; also,
Rersons about laying in their supplies for the
winter will do well to give us call before pur-
onssslng az We are satls6ed our facilities for fur
thoroughly screened before delivery. FsIr weight
ana measure given Fair pnces exRected.,
Ohce.N. w. cor. 18th and G sts No. SAT-,
Whan-Foot nth ut below War Depart. q
H. Orders left steither place will receive prompt
attention. sells
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E3I8 EAeLs srovE HoUsE. 91a
The sgbsoribeI bees leave 10 inform the ladiss
ana gentlemen Of Washlngton snd vicinity thai he
naS 3 Z, 3 noy his large ST0yE,GRATE,a and HOUS
EuRNIsHING SALOON thrown open for their
uons from the fsesf and iaysea assortmest Of me
above -nsmcd goods that has ever BEEN eHsred for
sale in Washington. = = >~ ~
Please csil and exsmine--at No. 3ls Pa. avenue,
ocs I'm C. WOODWARD.
STOVES! sTovEss sToyEsm-T have on
STOVES Of every description, and ss de- ~
s Plnn 20 give Ty s.c,I,,ye r attention 20
them for sale at q small advance aboys cost A nv
OBJECT u to close them our entirely 20 make room
~. o.her sooas. Cen eno see me before purchasing
H C. SNYDER,
90 ID next door 20 Star 0fioe.
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THE EvElllFV8 stan
RulkrNMUD xvnY xuxu8uooA
SUNDAY YnxogpzBDJ
AT THE STAR DUILDlN0S,
cws~ n SPassy'sesSs lsess . BIssn<A sxsss.
w.D. wxLxACzu. s. s.

Or S-ssnss psrnonfh. TO nsil sabs - slSslb-
soripeion pries 10 ~ year, - sdsenes oalsf
six moufhss otfor thrss months; and fbr lsus 49,
three months q the rsss Of n ssnts vssk. Single
copies, 80 e<ss; IN vrsppsrB, two ssa1s.
ADvnfIsssxxs tsf sight Iinss - ~ sg.sSs]
inssresd three times for a; svssy othsr dsy, or
twice week. e1sss oass week, - esats pr sssazs
for saeh insertion. .kfhH 80 6 l,f.f'tl sla.
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AIDES 81 Y WSkksHINST0E HEIRNkH 0EFEIMSR EMR VICINITY
rahiSsIn6Nsf Ne a; Az S;ssSn ssn onRsalns

o. ncsdsS. fsssdsy,' u and @ Wsdnssesy. W tSs a.
ehe ladies' 20 eom- and examine for them A
9lyea, . she he's very handsome stock OF
xsnsey q EmhSoids1ss. Dress Trimmisss, 2. aid
@ p@sss.sss tals.e.s tsee. !.adies Dress Cae., BIB
bexss 90 futl rs. yhisk WI s. sold vSolsssis
rfGk rs; s;S ,ss .s, stss :
iAaiss: :sc.,t l:sfss sseaiL No. - MssLst slsee.
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be drawn daily a. Wilmington, Delaware, ct
a minutes before L m.

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MoNDAY, October II.
Class i75-7s numbers, u drawn ballots.
eh Capitals.
prize of.---:. 9s,oei prze. Of ..-..,e 900
&s' ri.Sfsss;; Ss;; ~ &c.
TUESDAY, October 10.
Glass f76-7s numbers, u drawn ballots.
prdias of.----...ssss5 prizes of.----. ;si.Ooe
- - Tickets q. -' 90
WEDNESDAY,, ocsobsria
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' Ticket: sl. a'' 70.
THURSDAY, October 3.
Glass F78-7e numbers, u drawn ballots.
prise sss !. prizes ssec
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Ciass is-m numbers. IS drawn ballots. !.
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~ VI ny VNH~
HAS ITTAfLED,lN
STANCE TO EF~
when timely ussd.
an isstanee Of dis
ons vho used IL On
delighted vith its
lspeak IN terns of
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: All orders for nckets or certificates Of packsge
vii meet With the most prompt and confidential st
Add5sss FRANCE. BRoApRENrs. = CO.
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uVt u9<u H019 %
Medicine-N NEvER
A hGN q L = In
rKcr a cuRB, \
Never dsd re know
satisfaciioa b. any
the eoatrary,aua are
0YEnATIoNs, and
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ALEX ANDRIA-,
4DOCGLA: Cuy>!E.

FbOCGLAS Ntt ftS.
This town is beautifully leca;~;t in vnc Of
the finest Agricultural regions Il. lie No!1L.
West. 1t is inthc ccE:rc Il :l!c Cas...t ;g@u -
admitted by all 10 occupy 's2'!::'&. point Tor
Town.. Farmers in questJo superior land
claims combining timber, water, ana !;ltail'ie-
Invalids seeking health and !, comfortable re-
treat where hunting and fishing may be i1,iul-
ged in to any extent; or the lover of the
beautiful in nature, will at Alexandria find
their several tastes gratifed.
Situated on the State Roal to Breckenridge
and Fort Abercrombie-equally distant from
either-under the management Of men possess
ing the utmost energy, Alex andria bids fair
to he one Of the: largest inland towns in MIN
nesota. The country to the south and west
is Prairie and Timber in the finest proportion :;
while TO the North and East there extends an
unbroken bodv Of Woodland, the greater por-
tion of it being Of good size and quality. ;
: The Prairies and Lakes in the vicinity de-
serve particular mention Eden Prairie" is
ten miles long, and from one TO enc and a-half
miles wide, with timber along the sides and is
we'll watered. It offers superior facilities 10
Farmers. and at many points along are beauti-
full building spots on the shore of beautiful
lake. "Garden Door" and - Sedge" pralries
are also worth the attention of Farmers, bein.
OF moderate size; high upland; and entirely
enclosed with timber. These Prairies all Ill
verge from the Town Site and are accessible
TO the State Road. Lake s.Agnes' and stW;-
nona,"' skirting eden Prairie, charming bod
les Of water and for picturesque beauty cannot
be surpassed. - Within one, two and three miles
are Lakes IL. Homedieu''' "Carlos'' and ''Dar-
ling connecting and forming sheet Of water
20 miles in extent These lakes are grand and
beautiful. Along their banks arc. thousands
Of claims---a country capable Of supporting
dense settlements, and to those seeking homes
in the West is presented country possessing ex
traordinary attractions. Ii: The Company offe
the most liberal Inducements to actual settler
on the Town Site. = Letters addressed to tn
or to GEORGE F. BROTT, st. Cloud; will
promptly answered.f's'o IL" s"is : 1tT>&r~
= Alexandria Sept Both 1863 IT, x,t.y14,,t 1>'
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OAC uC0t 1SmVs IACS 81
List Of Contents Tin Part).
Our Creed Almanac for the year Plea OF
Health, Horticulture; DowninK's Fruits Of
America Educated Farmers; Cultivation Of
Wheat; Wine and Horticulture : farmers
Library; Strawberries; Agricultural Boe:eties.
Absorbent Qualities OF Flour: Single C:s-
Farming; Shade Trees and Hedges; :nt-e.et
Breeds of Cattle; Hc, Beds Cutting ana
Curing Grass Original Reeipes; Country ant
City; Pleasures Of Hor,ieLl,u re: y aila Clover;
Practical use Of Leaves; When 10 Haying over:
Ornamental Shrubs; Theory Of Alansre; A
Hole in tho Pocket; Science Of Bad Butter;
Farl.,:: Gardens; Ashes and their Use; Hard
Times: Miracles in Fruits; Grapes aud Grape
Vines: Ike Corn and Potato crop; Subsoii
Flowing; The Nursery Business; Blight and
Insects; Farmers and Farming Scenes; The
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Fruit l:ecs The Flower Garden; Ps,lor
Flower: il Winter; Esculent Vegetables; Al
Ant; Book Farmer; Parlor Plants in Winter !:
Transporting Evergrecns; Plow till il 10 Dry
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e, Fl G. "A. T. .

! Q r ~ \ G +. S \ / E.--uEfAU..T HAVING
:: i.:en yHn,s Ii. h< conditions CT certain
l.!s'vhjIs"e OF mortgage bcaring date The twtn-
t. seventh day O.: Japuary a u. 1883, made,
executed and deliver d On that day by Ellen
+. Allen und William Ii. Allen her husband.
OF Little Fails in the county Of Morrison ahd
Territory (now State) of Minnesota. to the
Little Falls Manufacturing Company Of the
same place. whereby the said Ellen +. Allen
and William Il. Allen did grant, bargain. sell
aud convey unto the said Little Falls Manu-
featuring Company their heirs and assigns
forever, all those pieces or parcels of land
Morrison, and Territory (now State) of Min
nesota, and known and described as follows,
to wit: Lots numbered One III and Two ri
in Block numbered Thirteen l31 in the town
OF Little Falls as surveyed by s. Nj. Putnam,
together with all the Entertainments and appul-
<enances thereunt0 in anywjse appertainjng,
10 secure to the said Little Falls Manufactur-
ing Company the payment of the sum Of One
hundred and fifty dollars and interest accord
ing to the condition of certain Promissory
Note, dated the Twentieth day of July 1857
for the sum Of One hundred and fifty dollars
with interest at the rate of twelve per cent
per annum payable Twelve months from the
date thereof, to the order Of the Little Falls
ManulActuflhe company ana slGneO Dy the
said Ellen E. Allen, which said mortgage was
thereafterwards on the Eleventh day Of Feb
ruary A. D. 1858 at Four O'Clock P. NJ. duly
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
of Morrison county aforesaid in Book A Of
mortgages on pages 155 and 166 and whereas
there is claimed to be due and is due upon said
note and mortgage at the date OF this notice,
the sum of One hundred and ninety dollars
and forty cents ($l90.4O) and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law having been had or instituted
to recover the debt secured by said mortgage,
or any part thereof, Now therefore notice Is
hereby given that by virtue Of power Of sale
in said mortgage contained, and pursuant to
the Statute in such case made and provided
the said mortgaged premises above described
will be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidder therefor, for cash, by the Sheriff Of
said Morrison county at the front door of the
Court House in Little Falls in said county on
the Seventeenth day Of December A. D. 1859
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day to
satisfy the amount which shall then he due
upon said Note and mortgage, and the cost
and expenses allowed by law.
LITTLE FALLS MANUFACTURING co.
| Little Falls Oct. 18th 1859. Mortgage.
Jous D. BROWNE, Agent. oct20-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-15
NOR GAGE SAL I.-DD1Aeh4
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NJ GAGE SAL E.-DD1AebQ
vi having been made in the soadfitisns Of Q
certain !ndenture Of mortgage s1eeutsA -
John Putnam and Nancy A. Putsan, he
wife, of the county Of Sherburne and theo
Territory now State Of Minnesota, 70 Chsstsr
Wait OF Stearns county in said 4tsts, dsted
the 23d day Of May A. D. 1857, aaA duly
recorded in the Office OF the Register u Deeds
III Sherburne county in said State a The 2S&h
day 1857, at o'clock P. N. in Book a" Of
mortgages on page 80. on which there - claim
ed to be due at the date Of this noties the sun
Of to the said Mortgage the pun 81 .Sis hu.-
dred dollars and I'M crest thereon q the rate Il
Thirty per cent per annun from the 25d day
Of May A. u. 1857. 49,
And no action or prucee lings 1t Law having
been commenced to recover the sxsvust 70 duo
theron, Now therefore notice 10 hsrSAy eivea
that by virtue of power Of sale = saiA
mortgage contained and pursuant to the statvts
III such case made and provided the premises
described in and covered by said nortxags, -
wit: The N. W. of the 8. ". and tho 3.
W. Of the N. W. I and the &. T. lot the n.
". and the n. E. Of the s. W. / Of eeetis.
Twenty nine [29l in Township No. Thirty
three 1881 N. Of Range Twenty seven ran
West, in said county Of Sherburns, eent.iSin1
One hundred and sixty acres, viii b sold ct
Public Auction to the highest bidder 1T the
front door Of the hotel Of Joseph Brown 1t the
town Of Big Lake in said county Of eherburns
in said State Of Minnesota, by the Sheriff ef
said County, on the Goth day Of Dscsnber A.
D. 1859, at Three o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day to pay the amount then due n said
mortgage together with the costs snd expenses
Of sale. CHESTER WAIT
Dated November 1st 1859. Nertxsree.
THos. c. McCIuRE, Attorney for Xortgsges.
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