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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06
BY Goddin : Apperson. Auct's.

sotTnsfbr t 81 AFR EssktklHNs b. 81
se On sbs On
P. Nj. the very valuable lot, with frsnsd dwell
e s Fsws
front of 90 feet. moro or less. on Franklin street,
entire divided into two parcels. IS may b dssm
ed best at the hour Of salc.
Il si
the interest payable half yearly secured b. strust
Tho foregoing real estate is admirably located,
And n part Of the ely Ehs,s ProPs5ty e n good
jy1 Aucis.
sfSEE sdE ORB WA zfEaa5tsH 81
"a 81 & =: cos
creation formerly wcsshipping 81 Chrj4 Chursk,
y II sff ss s 1 .ssss g g
sociock r 81. lie tEIY .vALu1BLE LOT %
which the ssid church stcod rsior e it, being DE-
sss street ii q sss and cpt 81 rs =
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gust. iSde, At O'Clock. al e. & !, Anckss.
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Notice.-Fhe subscriber takes this occasion to
tender to his numerous friends and patrons, his
grateful appreciation of their past favors, and
bespeak for the new concern continuance of
their patronage, which we hope to merit by prompt
attention to their interests. Our stock will be
found at all times to be complete, and We shall Of
and county, Wholesale and retail trade, that it is
needless to visit the Northern cities to purchase
CHINA, GLASS and EARTHENWARE.
jy Cts GEO. J. SUMNER.
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CPRING SALES-lSS9.
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL.
IMPORrxRs AND yU1bEns,
Inc. Pearl Street, Richmond, Hirxini&l -.
eT Ms are 70 now ready e sAA'aas oes orAaAs
NOTIONS AND FANCY oQoq0{ss - !.
FORMATIONS, which, added to our -.
LARGELY TNcREAHEn STOCK
OF American Manufactures, onahlea - ~ OG6f -
the merchants Of ~ q IS
VIRGINIA.. ~. q say IS
NORTH cAH ftNs Al.rt, "a
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VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN. BETWEEN
I'D AND 2fTH STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By
request of the owner, who resides in Mar land, NO
will offer a. public. said. upon the premises on
TUESDAY, the sd day Of August, Commencing At
% clock in the afternoon, very valuable vacant
lot on the south s,de Of Franklin. between I'd and
and runs back the usual depth.
This property is particularly adapted for tobac
Co factory. Persons desiring to secure such prop
erty would do well 10 attend this sale. IS
TERMs.-One-feurthc cash baiance at s, l2 and Is
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured By trust deed.
aus JAS. nj. TAYLOR son, Aucts.
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49NNgyAn1 s5EE 6EsCk ;YA !EslDp,d ISH0EyE E
scrbsrs inssndins q e Al tS:ir fcscs y
d: Ill 1ss - me
oefns Ilrnpiks Port hlasc, now in the oscupancy
There are four acres Of land attached to this yard
me s cisy 81 Which i equal, not Superior % any
n ne nelshborhood Of the city. Tho Yard q sup
p 2; With Sheds, Quarfsrs, snd other conve-
J, 81 DsTsons dssiIoas 81 engaging in the Brick
sented Ear srss raIo oproItnnsy y here pre-
TEEHs.-ons- fourth cash the balance at .. u
. 5a !; months for pexoabs notes. With interest
JANIS NJ. TArLor 4 Soy. Aaets. - aus NE
C0MMISSiON e RS, SALE OF VERY
COUNTY, 81 HENhIcdPsarr.aA.TpE. ! s ds rHa
q the Circuit Court Of Henrico, in the case
The undeTsgned a. commissioner wiiisell at pub.
c inStGn e the highest bidder the prsmses
81 not Il. next IA a d.{ e
cling at Y O'Clock NJ, the following very valuable
sbons as,s. On or the Deep Run
,nond, benz portion of the property Of the late
Am 1st ,a Matche 81 to vi:
Ing on the Turnpike. Immediately opposite the
t homestead containing abont 200 upon which
called Pen 81
H. ef lylns on sad road, about ~ miles from
IA map and survey can be seen At the Office Of
Persons desiring to mako enouiry ahont tha
T Tsp properly are referred to Messfs. James NJ
d aasS h ssss Ct as lsss mead re
premises. 'i0"i 'ne
ItEkMs;Ione- third of the purchase money in
one ana two years from the day of sale the credit
payments % re secured by negotiable notes, with
inteLesL added. and the title retained till tho whole
by the court son' o' "noo ufeceeu
Possession will be o;,,a,, :;
Wheat and full possession Of each tract will he ia -.
hvered nj the end OF the present YEAR ~
ALEX. B. HUCHESON.l
yN0. A. HuCHESON. Comm,s
=; YOUNG. sioners.
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IN HORSES, CARRIAGE, AND WA.
IcNGON, FOR SALE Al .AgcTtQNs.-Will
l.~.Abe sold. on SATURDAY MORNING., tho
auction lot. near the Central .RailrOed D0pct, 8
number Of Saddle and Work Horses. Mules, Car
au4 .TAOa. nv. KkESEE, Ane,t.
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SECOND SUPPLY am IN receipt direct
- from Bordeaux. so doz. OF that extra superfne
Olive Oil. As the demand has been SO great since
my introduction of that article in this market,
those persons W no want of this article would
do well to call at once as it Is going very fast Call
at once. at JUAN PlZZtNi.S,
Importer of Foreign Fruits and Refined
Candy Manufacturer, No l28 Main
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FVHE TUNSTALL HOgNE.

CHA6HEAU bTHERTv
DAyvILIx, vfnGfNIls
With new furniture, and newly repaired, ~ ~
sure visitors that no efforts will BIZ spAtsd 70 prqsnoss
their comfort. and We respectfully solicit 8 trial
The TUNSTALL H0uSE i also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnihussss win always b. iE
readiness to carry passensss1. g sad from tie
Depot. g. MALTEk&}
fell-lyd w. SfMMoN6s
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METALS! METALS!!-JOHN N. COR DON
w SON, l4th street, near the Exchange Hotel,
offer FOR sale rye stock of METALS, comprising:
Swedes, American Hammered. Peru Hammered,
English and English Refined Iron; English, Ameri-
can. Russia Sheet Iron; Rolled and Slit Refined
Nails, Norway and American Nail Rods, Sheet
Zinc, Spelter and SsPeter Solder; Hoop Band and
Tin Plate, Pig and Bar Tin, Bucket Ears, Riyets
and Sauce Pan Handles; Iron and Lacquered Wire,
Nos. U to Is.
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BY e. ~. Geek, Aue1.

0N.-0nSATURbAY,6fh insf., SC - 5 cloek.
will sell at the large lot near the C49sraI Easood
Depot, seySrsl hsrnes9 and saddle H001 ~ : hfTe
coMs' Buggy and HARN d;s;x i GSsS ssss1
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NOTICE - To nv friends and customers.-i
~ have opened on tho corner of 18th and Frank
i'm streets. a general assortment Of GROCERIES.
10 which invite the attention Of the public eoner
ally All of which will be sold cheap for cash.
JESSE BARNES,
Nv ca-fet Agent for J. w. Gill.
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BARGAINS F0R ATGIST-Wo

'to THE PU BIZ lC.-Havins for some time
suspein,sd the sales at auction At my Stables
an Eharssss expecting to got all tho i.uctionesrs to
concentTate their sales at my Stables or SATURDAYS
arrans gments with Alex. Mott have regular sales
at my Lot, adjoining my Stable, every Saturday
Bu9GfES, WAGONS, cows. &c. Having a
good lot and Stables, great care will he taken
lion. Liberal advances will be made On ali stock
of vehicles entered for sale, at public or private
sale. G. L. EARNEST
au It's 18th st, between Franklin and Grace.
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BOARDING.

THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
CoRNEH or MAIN AND ERR S1s.
The above house. now in its sixth year q Arst-
heretofore. The proprietor will b6 happy TO 90
coInmodate travellers, NJ well ~ permanent board
character il has attained. " 1-1ms
A.A EUTAW hOUsE, 49,.
YEHY pAhT!A0RE.
Tine shs5gs ssg DAY At this splendid FIRST
gi s5las Ordinary G per dsy es
y a m"sw. John CARROLL. fiop.issos.
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rHE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER. .-This

THE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER. --This
L preparation has stood the tests of trial we'll
as criticism, and proves itsell to be not only the
BEST but the cheapest safest and most pleasant to
the taste, of any similar preparation now in use
All who have used it, pronounce 1t tho me plus
ultra of Vermifuges, and willing to pledge
their lives, their fortunes and their sacred
homer" in attestation of its efiectua results Pre-
pared only by L. J. PICOT Druggist.
Corner 18th and Main streets.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
' SoCIETY.-Sealed proposals will be received
through the Post Office until IL o'clock the 9th da.
of AnSust. for the erection of two large buildings
upcs the Hermitage Fair Grounds.
Plans and working drawings can be seen at the
Arp,nrv CHARLES DIMMOCk,
iy 3-td Sec'y Va. C. A. s.
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CITE and GLOVER HILL, COAL, OAK an.
. mon '''''' ''' - j. J. T. BSF4z
RICHMOND. July Is, 1859. jy ls-lmH
dissolution OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.
IL The concern of ]. d.. GOODMAN 4 Co..,
th day re by mstsa sSpSn. ps tss
' Jul, + 10Th, 1853. !: Z Z. s sfsPs6SN.,
Co-Partnership.
The undersigned have this day purchased OF j
accounts o Of J. D. GoonMAN Co. and viii con-
The ME under 70 re =, . ssss
assure the patrons Of the old concern that nothing
hope b. strot and prompt attsntion to business q
merit and secure, not only their Pat5onasss bat
th jal q , saS n ss generally Il
IN retiring from the business of ]. D. GOODMAN
Il CO.. am pleased in the assurances that leave
my friends and patrons in faithful and efficient
know Mr.. SIMPSON and Mr.. MILLER thorough
ly. and therefore do most cordially recommend
s ana ps e. sns y ess B
nIssOLUTTON OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
~ The CONCERN OF W. NJ. HARRISON co. is
hs day ss 81 psf .ho VII S.s ne
name 81 81 f' the concern IN liauidation only
july Isl. 1863. mo. BLAIR d '
co-PARTNERSHIP. = The undersignsd have
this day united under the lyle and firm OF BLAIR
6 CHAMBEELAYNE, snd will continue the GRo
recently occupied BIZ w. M. HARRISON 4 Co. they
assure the patrons Of the old concern, that nothing
shall be left undonc that may please them, and they
hope b. strict and prompt attepson g business e
thaf0f the public generally;
July lst, 1850 +. W.CHAMBERLAYNE.
IN retiring from the business OF w. NJ. HARRI-
SON & CO., am pleased in the assurance that
leave.my friends and patrons IN faithful and en-
cicnt hands,
/ know Nj. BLAIR and Mr.. cHAMAERLAyxE tho
fong hly. and therefore do NEST cordially recon-
mend them To the confidence and patronage Of my
friends and patrons.
feel lively interest in their success, and AL
my friend: to sustain them. In doing NJ, they will
not only yrAtify, but materally benefit. ma.
~ l-6w w. ~. HARRISON. &
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NOTICE.-It is absolutely necessary for my
~ businesst t. be closed up by the LIST OF Septem
her next. All parsons indebted to me by BOND D.
NOTE, or OPEN ACCOUNT, will please call and
hquldate the same. trusting all ready, as a
long indulgence has been given
J. ID. GOODMAN,
i, OfSca ,ld c+,nd ~, JIo Na;,
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ClXTY BALES HAY Ar AUCTION ..-on
- SATCRDAY. 6th inst, q y c,clock, viii eli,
y the Warehouse Of BrldgfOrd + Coz, On tbs deck.
60 bales Hay, in FIRST rate order. -
aus r. n Cfl0w
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NJOTICE.-The subscribers have this day form
IN ed ets partnership, under the firm and sty le
POITIAUX& BOTTS, for the sale of ANTHRA-
CITE and CLOVER HILL. COAL, OAK ant
PINE WOOD, and respectfully solicit the orders
b. +. POITIAUX,
B. b. BOLTS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
LII e. A t..
Is
Nl hereby given that default has been made

MoRTGsAGE SALE. --NoTICE Is
Wl hereby given that default has been made
in the conditions of q certain indenture OF
mortgage, made, executed and delivered by
David s. Crosby md Mary A. Crosby his wife,
to John L. Young, on the 26th day Of May,
A. D. 1858, and recorded in the Office Of the
Register of Deeds of Benton county in the
State of Minnesota, on the 7th day Of June,
A. D. 1858, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, in Book "B"
mortgage has been duly assigned by said John
l.. Young to Winthrop Young by virtue Of q
Deed Of Assignment, duly executed on the
18th day of December, A. D. 1858, and record
ed in the Office of the Register Of Deeds of
said county of Benton, on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1858, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, in
Book as" c. C. Mortgages, on page 2ao. =.
That there is claimed to be due on said
mortgage at the date Of this potice the sum Of
Three hundred and fifteen dollars BeVSs::::yy-
four cents ($315 74-00) according to the terms
of certain Promissory Note secured by said
mortgage, and that persuant to Power Of
Sale in said mortgage contained, and in accor-
dance with the statute in such case made and
provided, the premises mortgaged in and by vir-
tue Of said mortgage to wit: All that tract, piece
or parcel of land lying and being in the coun-
ty of Benton and State Of Minnesota, and
described as follows, to wit: The East half of
the North West quarter, and tho East half Of
South West quarter of Section No. Twelve
ny in Township No. Thirty-eight 1887, Range
No. Thirty-two 1927, West, containing One
hundred and sixty (160) acres more or less,
according to Government survey, will be sold
at public auction on the 18th day Of August,
A. D. 1859, at three o'clock in the afternoon
of said day at "Day's Hyperborean Hotel, :
in the town of Sank Rapids in said county Of
Benton, to satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage and costs Of sale as by law allowed.
WINTHROP YOUNG,
Dated June 18th, A. D. 1859. Assignee
WV. s. MOORE, Atty. for Assignee.
june23-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

NOR 2 G Al E SALE .-BY VIRTUE OF
M power Of sale containedin a certain mort
gage bearing date October 23d 1858, and recorded
in the Registry Of Deeds within and for tho
county of Meeker, state Of Minnesota on the
30th day of October 1858 at eleven o'clock A.
N. at pages 337 and338 Of Book ssB', of NOR
tgages, executed by George A. Nourse and
Cleora E. Nourse his wife as mortgagors to
George s. Hillard as mortgage, in the oondl-
ton of which default has been made, and on
which there is now claimed to be lue che sum
of two thousand one hundred and seventy three
33-1O0 dollars (no suit or proceeding at law
having been instituted to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof y
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the hotel in Kingston in
said county of Meeker on Friday the 23d day
Of September A. D. 1859, at one o'clock P. M.
the following described real estate situate, ly-
ing and being in said county, being the same
described in said mortgage and mortgaged
thereby, to wit: the saw mill, and the sash,
blind and furniture factory built by Whitney
and Co. n the town Of Kingston, and now
standing therein; together with the land on
which the same stand, with the right to draw
and use from the mill pond adjoining, all the
water necessary for the economical running Of
said saw mill, and to draw and use from the
fume Of the grist mill situated in said town
all the water necessary for the economical
running of said sash, blind and furniture fac
tory; said grist mill however to have sufficient
water for its economical running in preference
to said saw mill and factory. <:4 gag Fla
July Is, 1859. GEORGE s. HILLARD.
aug-ll-6w. Mortgagee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
A Stray Methodist Preacher !!

Mr.. I. s. Holland, of Pembroke, Chris
tan county, Kentucky, offers a reward Of
$3.50 for the capture and return to him
of Thomas Whitlock, a Methodist preacher
twenty-eight years old, and Weighing one
hundred and eighty pounds. If caught
in free State, the reward will be $780,
Thomas, it appears, has thought best to
change his relation from the local to the
it;neramt ranks, and in all probability with
out "ohicial" authority. He il now evil
IDENTIFY in the travelling connection. Wheth-
or he will continue in his present "rela-
tion," or go back into the local ranks, will
depend very much on circumstances.-
He weighs $50 pounds, and Is % years old!
His advertisement does not say whether
he is long or short, black or white, or a
compromise, only he weighs $50 pounds
and is % years old! Has any body seen
stray Methodist preacher of the aforsaid
age and weight in this region7 We hope
our 'Fchurch officers will do their duty in
thi, matter, and see to it, if possible, that
Thomas is taken back to his rightful pro-
prietor, I. S. Holland of Pembroke, Chris
tion county, Kentucky: It is bad enough
for private members, class leaders, &c., to
abscond from their lawful owners, how
much more atrocious is it for preachers to
be guilty Of this great wiskedness Ibid.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

The St. Paul Pioneer recently publish
ed lengthy article charging Mr.. Baker,
Republican candidate for Secretary of
State, with having been connected with
the celebrated Breslin frauds in Ohio a
few years since. The only testimony
which is adduced in favor Of this charge,
il that Of two individuals named Morgan
and Edgerton; themselves notorious as
Treasury plunderers; and their principal
object in preferriug this charge against
Mr.. Baker was to divert public attention
from the evil deeds of tho Breslin gang, to
which they belonged. r, -. >. =. ~
"Stop thief" has long been an acknowl-
edged watchword of the fraternity Of rob-
be1s, whether IN public or private places,
and tho leaders Of tho Democracy Of Min
nesota know well just when to use it. 81"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
DAY & BEVERIDGE,
COuNsRLLoRS, SOLICITORS
AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
GEO. Z. H. DAY, s.: FRANCIS BEvER1DGH.
ST. ANTHONY. MINNESOTA

Will collect vigilantly, and remit promptly all
claims collectable, and attend all the Courts in
tho following COUNTIES: Ramsey, Washington,
Scott, Anoka, Wright, Benton, Stsarns, Morri-
son, Grow Wing, Meeker and Carver; and also,
the Supreme Court, and o. s. District Court
For collections made on demand, OF 1t sight, ono
or two per cent. charged, Bankers rates, only
They will pay taxes, and redeem lands sold for
taxes, in any part of Minnesota.
References:
A p Halsey, Pres. Bank, New York; W
Bel Il Co., Bankers, ds; North &Noyes, do;
Johnston & Brothers, Baltimore; Harvey sey-
mour, Hartford; Day, Owen & Co do: Hon H
Gray, Judge Court Of Appeals, Elmirs, NY; Ira
Bidwell, Banker, st Paul; Ssnborn, French s;
Lund, Dc; WashiIs ton Bank, Boston Amos
A Lawrence, do; Tiltsn, Gregory, s Richard
son, do j Parks, Marlborough House, do
Alexander Mitchell, Milwaukee, Wis; Farmer
& Millers' Bank, do Child, Pratt l. Co. St
Louis; John Draper, do; George Smith Co,
Chicago Willard, Alexander s. Co, do.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
A Good Joke on the Minnesota
Democracy.

At tho Democratic meeting at Concert Hall
on Monday night, Member-of- Congress LARA
bee unconsciously got off good joke upon the
Democratic party-showing the necessity Of q
speaker being little posted locally, when''j i'm
ported" t. speak in new country. In the
cours ofhis speaeh this dialogue took place b.
tween himself, the audience and Gov. German:
Judge Larra6ee-':Gentlemen-the Republic
cans have great deal Of sympathy for tae
nigger-Oyes!-bu do they say anything about
tho Red man Not a .cord! Voice in the
crowd T,o,r "Nsry red1',".) Do you know rhy'
[Great sensation and shouts and cries Of
t'oh!" ''oh' 'that's news!"]
Judge L.-(seeing that he had put his foot
in it somehew-here suddenly turned TO Gov.
German and asked,) "Do they Governor?
Coz. Gorman.-(Dropping his head and feel
ing bad for the Judge, while he acknowledged
the corn by drawing out, "Y-e-s!"
Here the crowd went into .xtaeies Of
laughter again.
Judge L.-(detting out Of the scrape as
well as he could "Well if they do-the De-
mocracy are alone entitled to the credit of it"
This was another bombshell exploded
amongst the audience, which again almost
went into conniption fits. Some fellow called
out "Moccasins" another desired to have
Joe Brown come forward and supply tho "de-
fciencies in the orators notebook about
Minnesota politics
Somebody really ought, for this blunder, to
forward to the Judge.at his home in Wisconsin,
a lock Of the Indian hair recently shorn by
Indian Agent Cullen Of the polls Of the Sioux
Indians on the Upper Minnesota, in the process
Of manufacturing Democratic votes for the fall
election.
Look out. Mr.. Larrabee, whom you como to
Minnesota. There are "1ngens about" here.
-MinnesotiQn. 49,.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29

THE State Of Minnesota, County of stearns.
/ District Court, Fourth Judicial District.
Ann Donahse, Plaintiff aguin.t william j
Wales, Defendant. SUMMONS.
To william J. Wales the above named Defen-
dant: You are hereby Summoned and
required to answer the Complaint in tho above
entitled action, = copy Of which said complaint
is fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court
at st. Cloud in said county Of stearns, and to
servo copy Of your answer to the said Gem
plant on the subscriber, at his Office in st.
Cloud in the county Of stearns, in said State,
within twenty days after the service ef this
Summons on ysu, exclusive Of the day Of sseh
service; and if you fail to answer tho said
Complaint within the time Aforesaid, the Plain
tiff in this action will take judgment against
ysu for the sum Of One Hundred Dollars, with
interest at the rate Of three per cent. Per
month from the I'd day Of November A. D:
1857 besides the costs and disbursements Of
this action. VIM. J. PARSONS,
Fl .->.-. Plaintifs Attorney.
Dated, st. Cloud MIMI, I t'*''.-S-&
July 18th 4. D. 1859.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-29
INSECT LANEOUS |
The Financial Condition of

= A0 s A4oA0AAA OVAN4GAOA Oh
Minnesota.
We cali particular attention to that Dor
ton of the Address in our paper to-day
which shows the extravaganza appropriations
made BY the Democratic Party at the First
Legislature Of the State, in both Houses
Of which were = majoity Of Democrats,
with Democratic Executive to sanction
theis action. The whole amount is Four
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
($4l7, 000) Do1LARs!! $40 .
But itshould be stated that of this sum
ONLY ELEVEN THOUSAND THREE Hun
DRIED AND FOURTEEN DOLLARS were ZIG.
priated to pay for old Territorial claims.
Then the CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TON, quasi State affair-which the
Dem ocratic Secession from tho Majority
Convention made three times as expen-
sive as would have been-cost about 1884,
600.
Deduct, therefore, about $4,000 from
the grand aggregate appropriated Of $417.
600 and We have the amount of THREE
HUNDRED and FoRTY-Two THousAD Dol.
LARS as the amount Of appropriations on
State account passed by the First Dem
ocratic State Legislature of Minnesota.
This is indeed fearful record, and w
fear that the half Of the extravaganza o.
this Democratic State Administration ha.
not been told. Next winter the record
will be opened, and then we shall SCI
:sights," We fear.
Is it not indeed time to have CHANGE