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DIED.

On the - | of Fob at his late r',lenre. near
3 .nt NJ ,untain On Back Geek. L ,anoke e.. VI.
JoHS ID. HaIN ia the 6,;h wear - HI AZ. after
lingering months. with Dco2s,. N. II gan
leaves "A " fe and children,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

BUSINESS Mr>s' PRAYER MEtrl>G.--The,e are
regular meetings for prayer ut the roan Of thu
Young Mems Christian Associations. at l. . clock
The public are invited to attend.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

DISTINGUISHED NIsiroR.-Richard W. Golden,
the distinguished English rcformer and statesman
arrived in Washington Wednesday.
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Bars Rrrxr.--The barn. together with ak fine
horses fodder. & . Leionging to Mr. Il. I. KEN
va, was destroyed by fire on Monday night last.
The FIRE was thu work of an incendiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

ArroIArMESTs-RoLt Gatewood Esq, Of Nor
folk. has been appointed u. S. Deputy Marshall.
vice A. B. Cook, Esq. who has been appointed to
II post in the custom house there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

LARGE SALES OF NFGRoEs-On Wednesday last in
Savannah, Ga. the first day ofthe auction go nc
groes were sold at average of 5000. AT Clarkes-
vile, Va lastweek, 80 were sold at an average OF
Stills.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

Tue K<lcxERagKEa, f'r March, came tn hand
n day or two since. This is the Oldest Magazine
in the country. and has always been one of the
very best. With the first plumber for the present
wear began the Fifiv-thrd volume Of the work.
md we are eruthed to learn that it has never been
in SO prosperous II condition. Under the manage
men. mat guracl with the last volume, higher
price is paid for original contributors than 10y al
IN ,st any other American periodical The present
editors are Lewis Gaylord Clark. and Dr. James
Q. Moves both of whom are writer's OF nckh'"l-
edged ability. A handsomely engraved likeness
Of james 7. Fields. the welknown Boston Book.
seller and Poet, embellishes the number now un-
der notice We give below the table of contents;
The Mexican Question; The Husurno'S Of
America; Spires; The Little S,reet-SNeep"r:
Padlocks D:sreSarled; My Wife Fgi and the
Fiiians; Som, from Goethe; Street Songs Idle
Words; Scamanslip of the Atlantic NJ 'nthIy;
The World Watchmans Song with the Literary
Notices and Editors Table.
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4 AN AGENT FOR ALI. TIE PAPI!.S ~ 1IlE LINE
OF the Railroad "'n iymchhnrg I" kr Nvuc, Al 81 Thea,
having lsrg. circulation among III" People "i S"a ~''tsra
rginia and East Tennessee
gsa~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH '{f+a
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE fol...DNlNG fNrtkS
NEW ERA, Floyd Count llou.c. \
VIRGINIA. A\l1 TENNESSEE H.5N> / -.
PRESRY TERRAIN WITNESS. '''
BROW \l.hW NkNpAtIlIL tEtun' " ,llD
NlNbltAi''R Ionrsb,rtIrt 1"na
DEMO- RAT. Gre, neville, I"unes.e'
STATE sen llNEi., k"gc's viii. Lem 20.
ADN ER1l SER thrtt,n"a
RILIGtpt l\ItILIGENCER. Me- istn~ y, fcnH.
o Atr, S'AH Lo,i,et"".,A
HnMnHH.T ,.L,",,,rp Y.
nrNnGutr ldnr-tyv~
SAItN RCGlSI TER. Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion. s,uythe Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT iheepcnden'e,>'t yaois' Va.
v,HtrY Vine fmeHs,s Va.
STAR AM HERALD. thrt-ansburr.
WriiENii.LE TEtI.tRAi II, ~ a. ,,,,tc Y,
wiTHi:NlitE TIMES, '''' -
thIDN DEMOCRAT, 4 mon MONROE .ntN- Va
ADVOCATE, Jeforson.i'e, Ia4-ws clio Iuty. ".
R RET,'r TN, nsny.'e.va
TuE 'Sol lH=WESl "r,artshrrr, Gd, county Va
RFri BlICAN. Winchester Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandra Va.
Persons wishuc advertise. Of t"a'Nc Il
aud rnfln i<ttnf-T I" cali ut IT." "t," % the
mnd". snd .dvert. foaW AhuEp VIZ ita u, AZ
IN the United States \. AbljlIl.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

FRrlGur TRApE.-Tnerc were received. Mt the
depot of the Va. Tenn. X. r., on SATURDAY, Il
loaded ears, consisting OF 800 barrels oi FLOUR
233S bushels of W neat; 10000 lbs. Miscellaneous.
There were IL loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

Col Gso D. IIoGE, Sheriff of Giles County.
died in Pearsburg, on the It'll. of Typhoid fever.
He was Al years Of age and was serving his second
term as sheriff of the county. Any community
would suffer in oosing such a citizen and excel
lu.i gentleman as G. D. llogc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

Orrsr,oS SErrLsD-W are informed that the
Committee On Streets contracted on Saturday
last, for the whole at the Fifth Alley improvement.
Mr. chas Soft. of this CITY. i t. d. the nttSonrv
ani earth work and Mr.. George X. Williams, Of
Amherst, i, to build the bsilge across Blaekwater
Creek.
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; CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

APPLICATION having been made TO rs to receive
subscriptions by the week, for the accommodation
of persons who prefer to subscribe in this way.
we have concluded to offer any facility that Will
increase the circulation of the Nir9inian especial
" during the campaign upon which we have en-
tsreI We will ther.t ne receive subscriptions at
our counter at l2i cents per week. payable in al
vance. The paper will be delivered, If desired,
at the residences Of the parties any where within
the city Limits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

Az OLD LANDMARK DrsrRoYED.--Thc residence
of Robert E. Anderson in Prince Edward county,
Va. was destroyed by fire. with its contents. an
Tuesday morning last. \ correspondent "' II"
Farnville Journal gives s'me interesting r'mi=
ue>eence- about the old house.
There is much historical connected with THIS
old building and with it perl,hes one OF IL" in
momentos which had been left i'll our midst o.
Colonial aud Revolutionary times. 1t formed Il
part of st Patricks Glehe.' Every remnant II
the odd Church" has long since perlshr.i; ",'n
the Parish Grave Yard has become IA comm II aud
has been ag Ain and again cultivated.
The R,v Arch'd MrRobert removed frem Chez
terfcld to reside there April II, l6. as he SAYS
in a memorandum, before me. ''he came AMI pa Ii
ed at Providence as minister of this peot''.
lie was dsscntcr from the Established Church.
and very bold and decided in his rcpuhlIcan i'ra
cplcs On one account Tarlton paid the Mnnsr
IL special visit, and after destroying much OF iis
property and carrying away several of his negroes
set the house on fire. Malice, however, failed t.
effect that which has happened after the 'aPse
of nearly century. The catter of Tar't'" y
troops could still be heard, when n hasty shower
defeated his incendiary attempt. The place wa
called "Proyidence' in concentration OF tins
event
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\ Il. Rl'tKER.
GROCER " COMMISSION MERCHANT.

u ,eEt't ''t ! ; tm'6 bunh,
IINtUBfRB, VI,
IA ll!S Quota H "u hand rye and varied assortment
1N ct G1tnt HIS A>p @rArLE DRY GOODS. witch
lsoi,rs h,tu up ticnee FOR Cash, In exchange
II f 1t Is ts hereafter Ia conduct his bh'i
uuu, t.asu I> and In order 10 affect this
oleI lac Viii ~ n prices vii, protect h"
s'ttsu-t Il all who IN, linn " til cad
Grateful ta tho shaio ot patronage r"otNed 4 the bhhs
"iisHuHh. dnds and generous pubic t'r tie last ak
F',s H. b. continuance ot eer lnin,ss IN hi pro
,itf g. ines
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AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.

fVuE New ", "a "Somc opinion may be formo'
II the extrnt 1T $. wing Machine siness from th
fact that company tWhEtLfR WILSON, are now man
ufoeturinp mi tie OF 25 600 with
greatly in advance OF the supply The varon
other companis together mannfhcur" probably nearly a
MANY more V'rffIFR WtLsOh's sales room. No. 81
Broadway ~hrd ~ mere 'ah"raif artistic. and costl
mar ncr IL %, o'h"rtn tho eouAtry
Sole Agent in I.yrthhurs. WIN L. FACE
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~ a.
MA Ill. n'hk"' ato't't ~ all rrinr, buy and s,ll Tx
w change t"n, and lhrrront S"ioS, III orders Ton
k"tks, n'R"tatr T. and all
I" aecn"rai iankmf aud Collection ll"nsc.
ny l"lY J X. IiDLcoMBEN co.
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DIssoLuTIoNs AND NEW FIRMS.

4 CHANGR.-The re.pa rsa~rship herctefsre
N existing between undersigned under the name :"
MCKINNEY CO. has this day been changed by Henry u
Flood retiring from the said brm having sold his interest IN "
firm OF NJ Kinney a To to John II. Flood ,..
SAMl. II. MCKINNEY,
JNp y BASS
FkBRrAnY l2th 1850 HENRY y, FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

MEDICAL COLLEGE toMMEStEMESI'-- i nc ''''''is''
commencement of the Medical College OF Virginia
took place last night. Tho audience was large,
inclnling many of m St intelligent citizens.
and handsome representation OF ladies. y h'Hnd
of music was in attendance After the Faculty
had taken their seats ON the platform, prayer was
offered bv the Rev. Dir. Moore, Of the LIST Presby-
terrain Church An interesting feature OF the
evenings exercises was the announcement OF the
successful competitor for the prize of $780, awar-
ded bv Dr. Warren, of North Carolina, to the an
thor Of the essay judged to be the best AIN ,'lS
those which might be presented by any member
of the graduating class Professor Joynes stated
that five essays were sent in-the name OF the au'
thor of each sealed up in an envelope. The al
Indicating commttce-Drs. Haxall. Cunningham
and Marx-seleced as the most merltoriou'
among the FIVE, an essay on Typhoid Fever, Ivy
Charles W. p. Brock, Of Albemarle county, Va.
The announcement was received with app uHH
by the audience.
Professor Wexford conferred the degree at
Doctor of Medicine upon the several members Of
the gla luating class, namely:
Charles W. p Brock, AlLemarle county. Va
Patrick II. Clark, Halifax, Va; Lucius c. Cooke,
williamsburg Va; Cary A. Gotten, Sussex, Va.
Chas l.. Dunklcy Halifax, Va; Thaddeus t'tz-
hugh, Northampton Va: Ben amin +. foy, Rock
inpbam. n. c.; VIM VI. Fuqua. Charlotte, Va. ;
Vim. H. Gatewood. Middlesex, Va. Palatine A.
Horton Bedford, Va. JAS. IL. Jones. Brunswick,
Va; John H. S. Leigh Gloucester, Va: P,ter l.y-
ons. Richmond city; Edmunds Mason, Green,viile
Va; Thomas l.. Mchaes, Richmond city; Chns
W. Nicholson, Southampton, Va. Archibald NJ
Robertson, Petersburg; VIM. Is. Robertson, Am
hcrst. Va Isaac White, Upshur, Va; John I,
Wilson Charles City, Va.
Professor McCaw delivered the valedicory adj
dress. 1t was a very pleasing fnalc to the even
ings exercises--wel written, interesting t" all,
but more particularly to the disciples Of Escula-
plus, and containing some excellent advice to the
Young gentlemen about leaving the College walls,
to encounter the realities Of life.
We are gratfed to note the apparent success Of
TO its usefulness and prosperity -Rrln,oaI Dis-
.,otcb If Styp,,LJv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-07

~ u."thr Grocery and tn,sn BstHcs at their new
hnpsc ala the Nis II Ne iNNih CO. wherr they WA
hc Sl1d & sc al al hieIds the pnhlc Ecneis
&NMf. II MohiNNih,
ISb y BASS
J\p II. FLOOD.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
. -||-t y u n T {. sfl.frI.Tts
TWO NEW BOOKS.
r.. BIZ AksKY wARp sAEcukl.f 81. zes
i" r," No'o Really All (! =.
+, ILA1N AND PLEASANT TALK Is
FRUITS, FLoWERs.&fAe01le.
One neat limo. Price 81 q
List cf csntents In Pdrt).


Our Greed: Almanac forsthe year Pies Of
Health. Horticulture; Dcwning'sa1 Fruits q
America Educated Farmers; Culsisatioax Of
Wheat; Wine and Horticulture; = Psamlr's
Library; Straw berries; Agricultural Societies.:
Absorbent Qualities OF Flour; Single Gsop
Farming; Shade Trees and Hedges; Improved
Breeds of Cattle; Hot Beds: Cutting and
Curing Grass; Ciigina! Recipes CosansSy and
City; Pleasures of horticulture; whila Clever;
Practical use Of. Leaves; When - Beyi9e ever
Ornamental Shrubs; Theory Of Manure; A
Hole in the Pocket Science of Bad Batter;
Farmers Gardens: Ashes and :ksis sCse; Aa1d
Times: Miracles in fruits : Gsspesak Grape
Vines Tie 'rorn and Potato crop; Snhesl
Flowing; The Nursery tBHsiness,; rEiehtr end
Insects; Farmers and Farming sScsAes; Tie
Blight and the Pear Tree; .Nansgenept, Of
Fruit Trees - The 2Flewer sGardeu; tHaglct
Flowers in Winter EsGuient5 VEGETABLES AZ
An'i-Bock Farmer; fsrlcr' Plants il lNi1iez !;
TRANSPORTING 7Esergreens; Pillow till it is Dry
and /" ct; Hertiebltural Gur;ogities; 4 les Of
Choice fruits; Progress Of Horticulture; What
are Flowers good tor.; Etc. i Els - Esc-d.
II Will be seen by the ahape~ astracsiye l;s: Of
contents. that Mr.. Eeeehsrs appear before the
public IN book form. as 3 writer On Asric1leu-
t-ra.. Horticultural and Flolice,lluyal snkjaet:
1t wili To dcsbt. he news 10 I.any THAI. TO his
wide reputation as az orator.. Preacher enc
Writer. n,uSs he added thai j ofoa Nyaetical
Farmer, Gardener; and EsslitI GroYer,. jpr such
he IS and has been but the book sf aa fes
itself. 49, 1-:a ro:2:t.g t,:ae 20 rsassaar-
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" ytEEts AND ExpRaENGfseGFc@9
REz.:Glc US sUBJECTs,;s
One neat 1cmo. Price 81 Is.
List. Of: Contents ,n:-l'artl.

~ttot ~ So'ste"seo \"t4 oAJ'
Church Music ;s:Ab;de wi,h.us The elsss u
The ! es:;; Ged,s E.yi The Me9nt.:a md til
Ctosesi,, ias.l1 5 IN, and Aids TO- Fray For
S'h;rg 3eal a i iapstdy II the Zen Chzis-
tian Colso'a,,cn; Trouble. Trust in God
Phases 0. The Tines; Eullnesa Of Gel;, Gauss
Of Dull Meetings: Sudden Conversion; Total
Derraxt> Working with EIyorias, <1AaDsy
jsne>lI.e Eesi; ls,Consessisn lnsteptalssGs.
he Dead tA,i~,; Tie Episcopal Service;
coGgvcIa,' mai Ii nrgy CAarcAes and 0rsA.s;
Eatri.,isn AID stL,terts Where. Christians
Meet; Points Of Character; Overcome Little
Troubles ''Sin Irv:ded ana Died''; Htnil-
|:iy before God, How;to, btcen,e Christia.
Gods Witness to Christian Fidelity; The
Progress of Instantly !; Duties Ct Religicus
publishing 5 oe:c'iess-Ea .sLis j; eEsGs liz:
Tie s-sei;4Rescontains.- among cher
inter. ,aa.t TIE celebrated .:tTbeodsrs
Parker at.'c1es on Total Bepfayify, and The
now tan.on22 srcccb before 'she %43osaoiy Amer
can Tract sstcieiy. in anssvcr Ii slsaielskerl,
Esq. thoroughly revised hy, the AHthsr.
4 Agents wanted TO sell Geecbcf's .We1ka, to
WHOM, liberal discount Will Sbs EiSe4. aifI
Copies :s.nt t.o mail. fosisss rsiaa .saeeipt
IF price. DEEBYs& lhCK&QE,
p - Publishers, ll9 Nassau street, Nov York.
STA r. "a ~ .,a,.,. .Sns
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
.CRTGAGE SAL E.-D2fA61e
MI having been made IN. thu COT - q q

certain lndentnre- Of mortgage eyecrte1 By
Joln-E Puin"r, aal Nancy A laTnan. HE
w'te, Of The eotnsy Q: heIbuspe ssd TIC.
e'ri,oly Row. S;a'e cf minnesota, to- hester
Wan eis ssarrs equity II: said State. dated
lie 2sd >dayso My A.D. lsa7, md duly
recorded in the sff.ci 81 the Register of Deeds
OF sLeitufne ceGny ;; ia said State on The 18th
day S.', a soeiccE r u. il Eock ia ''s .of
mortgages on lsge 81. on which there IS claim
ci 20 be cue ~. Liz date Of this notice the SUM
o. 10 ttcasa'd N.ffe sgee Ise sun. of Six hun
de ID .sc'tn r' is.se ihercol n khe rate Of
I.tli1y per cent Per am, nLl from the I'D Day
OF May Il. u. 1901.
.',d no action or rrocee lings st law hsvise
been c.n:Eienced TO recover the amount o due
here,.. Vow. th,Ietofe notice il hereby e;ssa
'fat hy virtue ef n power Of sale n Sid
mortgage contained aud pursuant to the stasuto
II ,s.'eiscstse made aud. provided the pssniooo
deserted ;f and covered By said mortgage, %
wiss The n. VI. Of the $. WI and IL 9.
". 81 Tie n W and the &. I of.thofN.
~, ahd,she Nh. Of The s. ". L Of eselieo
Twenty nine [.af in Townehip, No. 1Aiety
three t;;aj N OF Range twenty seyea, (27l
Nest, III said county c! >aerburne, eontai1m9
Cnc hundred ard sixty acres, will Be seld at
bic 'nc'ion. TO IL Highest bidder Il The
'rolst door Vi ste hotel Of Joseph Br0Wuf It The
'"~;s Of Fig Lake j. said couL,y 81 sherbu1ne
III :. SAD State OF Minnesot., by the Sheriff Of
said <.oul,ty. on the !Lth day Of DeceQber A.
D.. 1863. ~ 1hre. O'Clock in The .fternesn Of
said Gay y Ply the amount then due. % cid
mortgage s2*, her with the costs and e1ponoee
ot sale. +CEESTERa WAHs
II E;,ea Soye1,.bcr list 1889 = llGe1Rdte.
!nos, C., s.sssL. Re, Attorney for NssteaSts.
IuI:-t II '~''i - . 49, 80 1nts5a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
ID CA L.
a ORTGAGE E.-pErArlr HAVING

IA ORTGAGE SAL E.-pErArlr HAVING
NJ been made in the conditions OF n certain
lndenlure Of mortgage bearing date Ike twen-
" seventh dsy of January A. D. 1858 made,
executed and deliver on that day BY Ellen
+. Alien and William Ii. Allen hex husband.
OF Little Falls in the county Of Morrison a...i
Territory inow STATED OF Minnesota to the
Little Falls Manufacturing Company o! lie
same place. Whereby the said Ellen f. .tIlci,
ard William y. Allen did grant, bargain. sell
and convey unto the said Little Falls MaLu
featuring Company their heirs and assigns
forever, all those pieces or parcels Of land
situate. lying and being in .he county Of
Morrison. and Territory (now State) of n
neso1a, and Encvn ana les crbed as follows
to Wi Lots numbered One FIT and Two f1l
in Block nun. bered thirteen Il3 in the tow.
Of Little Falls ms surveyed by 5 II Putnam,
together with all the Lereditam, n 5 and appur
'clances tl.trcunto III anywise ;ppest aiming g,
TO secure 10 1he said Little Falls Alant,t:, csu,-
ing ic,nnany the rayiueu, Of the SUN OF une
hundred and fifty dollars and interest jar.ord
ing to the c1i.olilcn OF certain Prom. IS %, y
Nee, dated lie iwcntic:h day otnjI!y 1856,
FOR Ike sum OF One hundred: and ti.y ,'c',srs
With luercs..a the rate OF lwtIae per cen,
per'a 1,nuE: pa,'ahle Twelve months from. H.
date thereof tan .lancdcr Of the II: .lo Falls
-'';sui ui1:a L IA ley and signed ly the
sa.li Elltr T.; allen which said mortea vas
tltc.e:at:t' wards IN IKE !cvtE,h day OF Feb
:u;,> y = u. So, 81, Four. o'clock +. n. duly
'.esUsttd ii. he tticc OF the Register OF Deeds
o: Morrison ccln:y aforesaid in Book 4 OF
mortgages on pages 155 and l:e and whereas
i. there IS cl.sined TO be iu. and is due upon said
note and moitgagejat the date Vi this notice
tic sum OF One hur<lred and ninety collars
and forty cents ($l91.iiil ard no sr!t or rro-
crcangs 4: law having been Lad or inst ;tltrd
10 rcccver rhe deb. secure ed by said mortgage
artAnx s':rt ti;vrent, Now therefore notice Is
ai,ersy given Sa' By virtue Of IL lower Of sale
,fn said mortgage contained. and pursuant to
b., S'a'ne in s,;c!. case made and provided
the said murrgageA premises above described
wll} l'e sold a. Public auction 10 lLe highest
tt:t9c, therefor, tor cash, by the Sheriff Of
said Morrison county at the front :oor Of the
Court Eouse in Little Falls in said county on
,he Seventeenth day of December 4. b. 1855.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of tia, day to
satisfygtile amount which shall! then he due
upon said Note and mortgage, and the cost
and expenses allowed ~ law. ...-,.4 ~
II -LlTTLEs FALLS MANUFACTURING co.
Little Falls Oct. 18th 1859. Mortgage.
JoHS, d. Browne, Agent. oc,20-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29

Will colIcc, vigilantly, and remit prompt; all
claims collcc,ab,e. and a,1eEd n. Tie Courts III
the following, co1nes.: Ramsey, Washington,
Scott. Anoka, Wright. Benton, .sttarns, Morrir
son, Grow Wing, Mecker and Carver: and also,
The supremc Court. and S. District Court
For collections made on demand, or at sight, one
or TWO per cent. charged. Bankers rates, only
They will pay taxes. and rcdet nj lands sold for
taxes. in any part Of Minnesota. q
= ~ 1855 REFERENCES: +.
"A p Haleey, Pres. Bank, New York; W j
Bell Co, bankers, do; North & Noyes, do !;
Johnstonx Brothers, Baltimore: Harvey Sey-
mour, Hartford; Day. Gwen 4 Co do: Hon H
Gray, Judge Court Of Appeals, Elmira,N Y; I'm
sBidwell. Banker, st Paul Sanborn, French s
sLund. de; y ashingtan Bank, Boston !; Amos
"A Lawrence, do; Tilton. Gregory, s Richard
son, 10 81 Parks. Marlborough House, do !:
Alexander Mitchell. Milwaukee,, Wis; Farmer
& Nlillers' Bank, do Child, Pratt & Co st
Louis; John draper, do; George Smith 8 Co,
Chicago: Willard, Alexander & Go, DO. s.,
sept29-cm ,s.s s< b, B.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-12-29
A ND.RIA
DOUGLAS COUNTY.


This town is beautifully located in one Of
the finest Agricultural region in the North
West. : 1t is .inths centre OF the County and is
admitted by all 10 occupy a natural point for +,
Town. Farmers in quest Of superior land >
Claims combining timber, water, and prairie--.
lnyalids seeking Ieath and comfortable rree
treat where hunting and 6shinc NAV be ;;iu,.;-
:ge,l in to any extent :; or the lover Of the
beautiful in nature. will at Alexandria find
Iheir sevcralitastes gratitied. -, s~.,,.7 .
=, Situated on the State Road to Breck;nridge
and Fort rcrombie-equally distant from
ei,her-under the nageinent Of men possess
ing the utmost energy, Alex andria bids fair
20 be one of the largest inland towns, in Min-
.nesota;n The country to tue south and vest
is Prairie and Timber in the finest proportion ):
;Whileyto the North and East there extends All
unbroken bod: of. Woodland, the greater por-
tion of. it being Of good, SIZE and Quality, T.
The, Prairies. and Lakes in the vicinity de-
serve particular mention. Eden, Prairie - is
ten miles long, and from one to one and a-haif
miles vide Will, timber along the sides and is
welllw:ltercd. III oFela SD eriors facilities to
Farmers and at many points along arc beauti-
i'll b:liltiIng spots Gu de shore Of beautiful
axe. "Gar.itn Door " aud - s;edge; I'ralr:es
are :lso worth the attention Of Farmers, being
# moderate size: h'sh upland; and entirely
s,T;closcd with 'in'her. These rrairies al. t:i-
,sersc, f ON the Town Site and ere accessible
9 the State Road. Lake agnes and IVA:
mona" skil'tipg Eden Prairie, charming bod
les Of wate- and for picturesque beauty Car not
he surIassed. Within one, two and three miles
are Lakes 81. Homedicu' ..;:arlos', and ..l,a:@
ling. connecting and forming a sheet OF water
90 miles III extent. These lakes cre grand and
'sca:tiful Along thciy banks are Thousands
sof claims---a, coun,ry capable Of snpp"rtine
dense settlements. and, 'ohtspse seeking homes
n1he Nes; is I;reTen;rd couis.Fy pcssesslng ex
,raordnary at'rHc;l2;,,s The NH any offsa
the mos, liberal in..c@nlG,tts rc 'ctt:*l settler
in tie Town Siteis letters s,i.aatvtei 10 4
Executive Committee J@u&'oH Ia,a N~
kINkEs.D. :qsr4 L{it q E@9e sAal.5>T'&
or to GEORGE F.. b;' II, s.: tEeu<}: e=i'i r
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