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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-04-07

- GA 0=g ga /. E.-,IoRTGXUE
es11. e1ecutsl BIZ William j. Parsons, aud
Nssrhy Lotlina Parsons his wife Mortearors
70 Carlos Wilcox Nortgages dated Novembes
A6shS n ASS and recorded in the, i Office,
q the Register aof. Deeds Benton county on
The 27th, day Of November 1854 at j O'Clock:
z: n: in hook "A" Of Mortgages pagcs
Msnt sqf, Que Thousand, SIX Hundred Dollars
eta certain .Promissory tNote--bcaring even
aAte With said Mortgage made by said Par:
sons for said sum which said Mortgage was
as.igned, together with, said note ); by said
Carlos Wilcox, to- Edward G.. Tyler, by as
signment bearing date May Goth 1856 and
recorded il the office. Of, Register Of Deeds
Benton county aforesaid the, 18th day Of
May 1855 ta.' II o'clock 4. NJ. in Book "A"
Of Mort cages aforesaid, page 222 and which
aale, upon which there is at this time md
das asd Ss napd ;Sa hlee s
Three Hundred. and Twenty Eight Dollars .
and 20 proceedings having been had at law
or otheEVSc for the recovery Of said sum or
any part theraeG.s and whereas dsfault has
been made in The, condition of said; Now gage
by the said Parsons failing to pay. the above
sum secured thereby or any part thereof
whereby the power Of sale therein. contained
has become operative - *'As Sas~A - Sa~s - =
Now therefore notice is hereby given by
virtue Of sid Power Of Saae that the Mort
gagged premises described in said Mortgage,
to'wit = 'aBeing that part of the North East
quarter of Section Fourteen fill Town
Thirty Eight, North of Range thirty Two,
West, lying West Of Platte River;z also Let
number Three T3l Of Section Fourteen rl4 i
and the East Half Of the North West quarter
and the East Half Of The South West quarter
Of Sectiene Thirteen E131 same Township and
Range, containing altogether fhree Hunured
and Forty Acres more Of less Being part
Of the same stracts Of land Purchased ht pubic
salesat the United States Land uf6ee at Sank
Rapids Of the United States BY The said
parties Of tho first first part as follows, to wit:
At the said Eand ONCE on the Tenth day Of
November A. D. 1855 by the said William J.
Parsons, the said Lot number Three rs and
the East Half of. the n. w. quarter and the
said East Half IL the South West quarter of
Section Tiirtees, rs above described, and at
,heasamc time, and place, by> the said Welthy
Lodimas Parsons the sasd< N orth' East quarter
Of Seeaion Fodrteens as above described pr
Will be gold at public Auction st0 the Mghest
bidder at tic A'lypcrboreams Hotel, kept ~
O-rin 3. Day Esq. IN sauks Rapids in the
said county Of Benton, IN Saturday the 10th
day Of April "a .; 1859, at Quo o'clock P: NJ.
Of that day. ~. '.ls
-....-.-.- EDWARD G.. TI1. .1IsG,..s
Dated February 10th 1859. Assignee.
CORNELL &I4NpEKDrEoH, Attorneys: 7
rarchs--7w.| I ii Il =
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saaf:kEcTrlvEs Orr1cs, MINNESOTA,

sysex So vi sa&.&z: Sr. PAUL. Feb. 25, 1859!
Evidence of. reliable character having been
furnished to me chat HOLDEN PUTNAM, a
citizen Of this State, my seriously: disappeared
from the sacampaof company Of government
surveyor Of which had been left in charge,
sometime in the month Of October last, at a
pointabout thirty five miles west Of Crow Wing,
and the same distance northwest Of Long prai-
RE, in the county Of Todd, and the circumstan-
sttendant upon his disappearance. rendering
S xcthersprabaGle chat he was forcibly alb
ancseai or mliri :ercl by Indians and extensive
inquiry and search having heenl made amese
the various bands Of ssavages in thes::.orthern
part Ct the State, and especially in the vicinity
where the occurrence teok plaoo, Nithouts
cess therefore---st isx4 artsH sk ssss
The sum of.aAFlVE. HUNDRED bOLL4
is hereby offered forithe delivery Of said Holx
des Putnaia, Eife yetalive, in safety to hiill
friends; or for such should he hhyS
been4nrrlcresl, us shall lead TO Che discove
anaeonv ictionsf the perpetrator or pcrpetr7
ors Of the bloody deed, /. tsss.s5 is a
In tsstimUnys whereof I have iereunto set .
hand: aud caused the Great Seal
ssthsa Stats to be affixed ~ 81. PAD
LIS the Capital ofsthsState, this 25thdd
Of February, 0nS. thousand eig
\ Z hundred Aid fay nine, and Of
.ass4. 6tats tho second. s-sls ~ ssss
HENRY II. s1BLE
By the Governor
r.,as t, <|, is ssss,' So.
AND 6fF1cE,-s 81 GIo0n, Mimi
!. - IS March ;4th ~
ASS Il; s oss5ssa
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~ =R CHANT. TAILOR.

, "a LER in Clothing, Cloths, Cashmere,
u Fes':ngs and Gsntlemen's Furnishing
ssce sss;o tie inspection of which, he invites
Is r,: lids and the public. ~ s:s..s:sssf = :
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
8ElE0 1rIED P0G 1FRV.
The Mocking Bird.

From the vale. whot nu.ic ,;no;r
On I,o 60. "e D'So", oi ''S niSht
S.I," .n''"ncc'' hingi"R
o,Pu'S VI w'cm'ry ana "eiight!
r s2''a' ,,ne "ha ceuHr'
"n' s"n Nc"s' Top sweiis,
nv .,c wy en"''' VI S'rGhndcr,
'W rhyme oi SILVER bells
i,s.'''. "t"ir"', listen 10 1T!
,T;'. rMet'er ,, sounus were meyer heard;
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
plcKENs COURT HOUSE. $, 6. SATURDAY MARCH 90, 1859
Terrific Storm on the Pacific.

MARROW ESCAPE OF [. s. TRoors.-
The San Francisco papers of the 18Th ult,,
have the following account of the storm en-
countcrcd by the steamship Uncle Sam,
with 800 troops on board, under Colonel
Hoffman, destined for the Colorado
The Uncle Sam left our harbur at s o.
clock yesterday morning, in the face of a
strong head wind, which continued to in
crease in strength till 10 O'Clock at night,
when it had become so terrific, and the sea
ran so high, that it became evident tho
steamer could not live in it without being
relieved of the large amount of freight
which cncumbercd her upper decks, and
rendered her top-hcavy. Accordingly or
dcrS were given that all hands should 20 to
work throwing overheard cyewlhingo on the
upper decks, and as there were 800 men
on board, busy scene was presented,
though not all would work some were
listlcSs and Indifferent others were praying
some swearing, and some said it was no use
J to do anything-thc vessel must founder
their lives were not wort! two cents piece.
| The sea WAS running mountains hiuh, and
wave after wave broke over her, to tho
great peril of all on deck OF course, all
the men were as wet as they could be, and
this i'll a fierce cold wind which, driving
through their soaked garments, made man,
think it was the coolest weather they hac
ever felt.
There were about 46 tons of barley OF
the upper deck, and that was soon tossct
overheard, The pack saddles and aparcio
for perhaps 400 mules followed Thcr
went n large number of barrels of provis
ions. Then went 800 sacksof coal whcl
was i'll the forccastlc and weighed down tn,
bow of the boat, so that the seas swept. il
aud threatened to put out the fires
| There were 200 mules on the upper deck
but 1T would have required five or six men tc
| get eaclI animal overheard, and. in case of q
/ lurch, all these men would have been in dan
! ger Of going over too: so only fcw-not
moro than half II dozcn-of the mules wcr,
thrown over. But nothing else was spared
| spars, marine tackc--cvon tho valuable
trunks and carpet bags of the officers and
J passengers, were all sacrificed. The value
of the property thrown overheard is no
known, but it is supposedly some person,
on board to amount perhaps to $4,000.
At IL o'clock, allth loose stuff on tn,
upper decks had been cleared off, and til,
vessel moved easier, and at midnight tho wine
Stacked. Tho captain then tnrnod the stoa
mcr about and made for port, where she ar
rived this morning as already stated.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26
A New York Sell.

y gentleman who came passenger by one
of the steamers yesterday, furnished us with
the following g:-On Saturday last, Just be-
fore the steamer left New York for this
port, our friend S., of Rhode Island,
who was bound to Montgomery, Ala, was
met by well dressed man on board one of
the steamers, who, after learning his des-
tnation, said his name was b., O. Austin,
and remarked that he was merchant do
ing business just below Montgomery, Au.,
whittier he was now about returning by
same steamer, having been on to New York
to buy goods which were Oh board. Our
friends congratulated themselves that they
had found so good company and thought
they should have II good time After a
little familiar conversation, Mr. Austin
said he must have some scgars to smoke on
tho way, and invited S-----to take a
walk just up in Washington street, whore
he would find the article he wanted. AZ
ter turning the corner into Washngton-
street, they met an acquaintance OF Mr..
Austin, who was introduced to our friend,
James VI. Davidson, a wholesale merchant
in that city. Said Austin:I was just 90
ing up to your Office to settle that bill: did
you sec to sending my trunk down to the
steamer? Yes, SAID Davidson, | sent it by
tho Express over 20 minutes ago; did YOU
not got it? No. We'll it must be there
very soon. Now, about that bill, said Aus
tin; am in a good deal of hurry So
saying, lie handed ID. 5000 bill, and
showed him moro ofthe same sort in his
pocket SAID Davidson, cannot chance
it here, but will do it at my Office. Aus.
tin replied that he WIS in great haste, us
the steamer would soon be off, and turn
ing to our friend S. asked ii lie
could not change it, No. 1 counot said
s., have not so much money with mo.--
How much havo you said Austin About
sixty dollars, said S.. Now, if YOU
will let me have sixty dollars, | will hand
it back to III immediately on our return
to the stculn.r Well, sui,l St.. what
I have is in eold, aud should not like to
let ii go, without gold in return An
right, said. Austin, | will replace it with
gold as soon as, get tomy trunk ON the
steamer With this understanding our
friend S--lct Austin have sixty dol
lars, with which Austin paid AIr. Davidson,
and bidding him good bye, the two friends
started OH their return tn the steamer On
their way, said Austin, i want TO call in
here alnomeut, ahtlssill be very much
obliged iifyou Just step on and a,cc. about
any trunk, that it is attended to-; it is mark
cd ssB. o. AustiB,D Our friend S.
readily consented, and came to the stoam-
cr,lookcd ON the wharf, iii the carts, and
in the baggage room, but saw n6tfunk, nor
llps no seenhis particular ffiend, Mr.. Aus
TIM He A,is ,as lioudwated thc'6ccurFenco,
81 AMI almost ashdi6ed, to tell it, 44entle-
men, as itwtl endS slow wllt aseaasp,gs-
mate fqal lsyaSs Ss9p&aaae eIsretii
csa, fcb. lJh.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26

SeME.one was telling an Ifishnau that
somebody had eaten ten sOuccrso Of ice
oreanrj1 whereupoh Pat sheok his head. -
- So you don tbelicveit ~ Withlalsllrcwd
nod, Pat answered 80 helasc in tlie-Span,e
but pot in the sauccrs." &
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-03-26

I1SAB BgAgy.--Says an astronomer to n
bright-eyed girl. when talking Of rainbows:
:" Did Son ever sce 8 luSseE bow, miss?" al
have seen beaux by moonlight, if that's what
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
READ AND REFLECT
DIR. G.. III. TOZer's Card to the Afflicted,

Quick Cures ana Lo1C Prices at the EytaJiisAed
OHce, Sirh street, bet1Ceen and h streets.
hR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ uents for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them thathe continues to
consult on those difficult cases of NENEREAL which
have baed the skill of some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age, and upon which he has Ne0ey
Fdded to Perform q Rddicdi Cure.
DIR. Tozc 5 reputation physician stands une-
qualed Ills exclusive attention to diseases of the
Gento Urinary Organs for 50 many years renders HIM
perfect master of Syphlitc diseases.
Dr. Tozer has, II is well known taken patients from
thevery verge of the grave and Restored them to
Perfect Hedit. lie further states that he deems it
sufficient TO attract the attention Of those who might
need the services OF physician in cases. not par
ticularly those enumerated in the advertisement, ex-
pectng they would test my merits "A practitioner,
and the result my practice has been thus far satisac-
tory to my patients and myself Nor do | deem II
necessary to fill columns of newspapers with fulsome
empire and bombastc advertisements, protesting my
ability 10 heal all diseases ileshs heir to, for to do
that must be something more than man, but to give
those that are afflicted with Venerea, Chronic and
other diseases, TO understand, from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully.
offer no genuine or fraudulent certificates or puffs
of my superior qualifications as practitioner nei-
ther do assume the medical honors to which am en-
Titled; but merely ask those who diseased to read
the different advertisements relating to the cure OF
private diseases, and judge for themselves where a
apply for relief (Nly rooms arranged that
can be consulted in private at all hours of the day
from . o'clock A. NJ. until z. ND
s9T- Persons with Chronic Diarrhna, Dysentery,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness
OF the limbs and back, Indispositon, Loss of Memory
Aversion TO Society Love of Solitude, 1imidty Self
distrust, Dizziness, Headache, pain in the side alice
other lnirmes in Man. Sc, will find it important IA
consult Dr.. HHAS II. rOZE3 at his Office, Sixth ST.
between and X Sacramento.
noy4-yr CnAs. II. TozER, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
San efranristu advertisements.
L. 2. FISHERS

A DVERTESING AGENCY. SAN FRAN
N CISCO-No. l71h Washington street. up stairs
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House.
l.. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent ofthe
MARYSvILLE DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Sacramento Union;
San joaquin Republican, Stockton
Pacific Methodist San Francisco:
Sonora Herald i
Nevada Journal
Grass Valley Telegraph;
Red Bun Beacon,
Columbia Gazette;
Mountain Democrat, Placerville;
Calavcras Chronicle, Mokelumnc Hill
Shasta Courier;
Marposa Gazette;
Yrela Weekly Union;.
Trinity journal, ayervle;
San Juan Star;
Weekly Ledger Jackson;
San Jose telegraph
Sonoma County Journal
Folsom Dispatch.
California Mining journal
Los Angeles star;
Santa Barbara Gazette;
San Diego Herald;
Alameda County Gazette;
Placer Courier, Yankee Jims
Napa County Reporter;
Sierra Democrat, Downeville.
Humboldt Times, Union;
Orcg1nan, Portland, o. r.,
OREGON Weekly Times, Portant o. T.;
Oregon Statesman, Salem, 0. T.;
Pacific Christian Advocate, Salem, o. T.
Jacksonville Herald, jacksonville; o. T.;
Pioneer and Democrat Olympia W. 7
Washington Republican, Stelacoom, W. +.
Polvuesian, Honolulu, 5. L.;
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, lIonolulu,S.
=. Mexican Extraordinary, City of MeNicoi
Hongkong Register.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
Declaration as Sole Trader

I CAROLINE MEHL, Of the city Of Narysvils,
i county OF Nuba AMI State of California, wife 4
Charles Mehl do hereby declare and make known that
II is my intention to carry on aud transact Busnes
for the future, in my name, as Sole Trader in the
county Of Nuha and elsewhere in said State that NV
said Business will be the Manufacture and sale of
Bread and Crackers, in all the branches of said Busi-
ness. also hereby further declare and say that
wl from the date hereof, be individually RESPONSE
Die in my own ma ne for any debts contracted by
account Of said business and that neither the sur
plus Of capital over five thousand dollars, mr. any
part OF the capital invested in said business has
from any fuads or property belonging to my husband
CAROLINE NEIL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
Mrditinat.

labor dulness of apprehension, loss of nor,
SION 10 society," love of solitude tmiditv sale y aver
uzzhess headache, involuntary dsrharges -ustrust,
the side, affection of the eyes. pinn,,y pans in
sexual ana other infrmities in man r., % WI the face
fail by thejusty celebrated ply and without
His method of curing diseoso. l.. ). CZAPKAY.
others ana hence the great success Auconiown Unnnown
by letter or otherwise, free. Address Sui'ations
l D. czAPKAY, ,M.D.cm
TIE GBEATEST DISCOVERY OF THE ,o,..
L Great blessingtO Mankndl InnocentiA n A'E =.
DR. l.. J. CZAPKAYS PRO PHYLACTICi,NIJu Iut u lotenl
infectngagent)a ia sure preventive against n le -ds
and Syphliuc diseases, and an unsurpassed r, Ihntl
all yenereal scrofulous, gangrenous and eu! Tor
GERS, fGtd discharges from vagina uterus a, ouS u
and all cutaneous eruptiOns and diseases Az ,uIeula,
laton is sure preventive against small-no1 nnoGu'
h. }. Czapkay's Prophylacticum preyebtiy, w s Dr.
Syphliuc and GonOrrhUal diseases Harmless ;SaIhst
1t possesses the power of chemically destroyiSt
syphiHtic virus, and thereby saving tbonsanS," me
baucheeS from being infected with the most VI ne'
OF all diseases. Let no young man WIN 'oine
health be without DR.. Czapkay Is Prophylactir iaUts
in very convenient packages, and will be fonni II
Yenient for use, being used soap Prize a. oUh'
sale at Dr. b. Czapkay's Private Medical snd For
cal Institute, Sacramento street below MontIgl' u
opposite Z. Nj. Co.'s Office, San Francisco e''''iyj
All letters must be addressed, L. j. Czapkav NJ n
- ,,'l-' - ~ declG-3n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
Notice 10 Creditors.
r. MAHLE VS.. HIS CREprroRs.

NO1ICEs hereby given to the Creditors Of F. Mahle
~ petitioner in Insolvency, to he and appear be-
fore his Honor the Judge of the Tenth judicial Dis
in open court, at the Court House in the city Of
Marysyie, on the Sth day of January, A. d. lS5s,
and at 10 o'clock A. NJ of that day, to show II
any they can, why assignment of the Estate Of said
+. Mahle should not be made and he discharged from
his debts in manner prescribed by law.
BY order of the Hon. Wm. T. Barbour, District
Judge in and for Yuba county
.. Witness my hand, with the seal Of our said
LIS: District Court affixed, at the city of Marys-
vile, the county seat of said county, this
7th day Of December, A. d. ISIS.
WM. SIIARKEY,
decS-3)d Clerk District Court, Yuba Co,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
Declaration as Sole Trader.

KN NOW ALL MEN by these presents, that l,
IN MARY +. MORRIS, OF the county of Suter, State
of California, being a married woman, to-wit: The
wife Of c. H. Norris of the same place, hereby make
this my declaration that intend, from the day of the
date OF these presents, to carry and conduct in
my own name, for and on my account the busi-
ness of Farming and Raising Stock in said county, and
State aforesaid. From the date of these presents,
shall be individually responsible in my own name, for
all debts contracted by account Of said business
have invested n said business a not exceeding
five thousand dollars. MARY +, MORRIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, -

On this 18th day Of December, A. D. lS3S before
me, Justice of the Peace, in and for Yuba county
aforesaid personally came Caroline Mehl' VIE OF
Charles Mehl and t1 me personally known to be the
individual described in and who executed the fore
going declaration as Sole Trader, and made and exc
cuted said declaration in my presence and before
and also being by me duly sworn, on oath declared
and said that part Of the money, capital Invest
eli in said business had come from any funds prop
erty belonging T. her husband.
.... Subscribed and sworn to before me, the day
L. $: and year in this certificate above written.
''.''' WM. SINGER, Justice of the Peace,
in and for the city Of Marysyille and luba Co
dec2tlaw3w#
Daily national Democrat., 1859-01-06
lao ,FEEE AFFLrCTED.-pr. L. ]. can.

n kay returns his sincere thanks to to his numer-
Gus patients Tor their patronage, and would take this
opportunity to remind them that he continues to
suit at his Institute for the of Chronic diseases of
the Lungs, Liver Kidneys, digestive and genital
gans, and all private Diseases, viz Syphltic ulcers
g0norrhWa, geet, structures, seminal weakness, and
all the horrid consequences Of self-abuse and he
hopes that his long experience and successful practice
Of many years will continue to insure him share of
public patronage. By the practice of many years in
Europe and the United States, and during the unga-
ran and campaigns he is enabled to apply the most
efficient and successful remedies against diseases OF
all kinds. He uses no mercury-charges moderate
treats his patterns in correct and honorable way
has references of unqueStionable yeracity from men
Of known responsibility and nigh standing in society
All parties consulting him, by letter otherwise, will
receive the best and gentles treatment, and implicit
secresy.