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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09

nURlNG The past Fourteen Years.
, We have enteRvoTed to cater to the wants Of cur
customers. aud the citizens OF the county generally.
We have not sought tie rrputStiOn IL a cheap stare
ny selling inferior ard low grade goods hut 10 obtain
the conf isLCe ol .vr customers. that they can lind
50 Nds OF desirable styl >. of real value. and get the
Full r OF THEIR MONEY. That we have
,uc..ened in his. our early increasing husineSs and
eh- hosts OF Gu toners who have stood by US fJr many
ySrssahoTd The most gratifying tvILeEce
Cur motto IS uuehaL ged. and We this syrirg oG.r 70
cur iTitEdS an unusually i1F=e rich and carefully sc
lgctrd sock OF FOOrs, ncught since he recent decline
ind TO b. sold ~ lower prices than ecu be found else
where.
We want to buy 500 ions Of Cheese. and any amour.
Of Butter. Flax and other produce, for which tn,
highest prices will be paid in goods or cash.
PARKS j. VENT.
WARREN, O., April Ie, IsG0.
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The Warren Dry-Cooas Store.
PECK. EUgwcLL & CO.


-u--- Tie Proprietor desires 10 jEfo-ln bis
$500 friends aud r~5trass ta-t hr my row
$780, re frGEd 0u Li!Irrts street south Of he
2@----Z-i-u& vErrr - fsr.r .iiy-Le j. fn@-E-
actlriEFt to "risr.t afcr~l ale. Carriages anu ruzr %
o. eysTy c-Scr.p tiou .a1C viilrrL>jart ksrTun tALd
a good assortment oithe mos'sppr,vcu Il les which
for material. substantial EorsUaHship tudeiegarce
OF finish. slslluothe surVas 30 iE this section o. Ohio.
Those w~antinTa vehicle Oi any kind, wiz DO we'll by
z wing ne a call AZ they can sea cely faiiiu beng
suited. si,herin style. quality terms or price.
Paintingand TrInUinc done in = superior manner,
s.d st pricest hat viii give satisfaction.
Cash Willie paid, aud good prices-fo= the lest o.
81! kinds second growth carriage nluaoeT.
Warren, April29 80. Z. *. WIsELL.
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WM. NUDGE & Co Froprietors Of Trask's Mag
netic Ointment, FarlesvilIe. Madison Co, New York
General Agents, TO Shsa all odsrs must he address
Ell. June J.. ir59-ly
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DURIhL CASES-A full asso.traee
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

~ The dra of PATCH & ALLISON. having bee.
dissolved and the bus ness ii T:jed. the uanufz siGriul
OF Harness Saddles, &C, viii hereafter be carried ~
by the sEkserEIer. in the building formerly OcsaVie5
by II RTTE.asa Clothing Store nearly opposite
the old stand of Patch q allison The subscriber il
fuliy prepared with an ample srppy o. EriGiziass
and stock ofaiI kinds for the Manuiac5nre 81 .nytLinF
IN hisiine. 4 good supply Of z EsS SADDLES,
TRUSKS &c, coastsuJy On hand, which he VIII be
happy. at a~iltines,t to exhisitto his Odd frieeds, and
new Customers. L Il. ALLISON.
Warren. ApriIoS. 1875
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v, u. HNLL. Sheldon HEDslEN-
FRANKLIN FOUNDRY.
w H. HULL d. CO. Manufacturers
w . ofImprOved Steam Engines, Iros and Brass
Founders aud M.llwrights- Corner o. South & Liberty
streets. Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-09

- Il BArCu, EMERSON ofnHCkE.
lSATCH & OPDYCKE, Dealers by
! Wholesale snd Retail. in Ssddlery Hardware
and CARRIAGE Trimmings, and Manufacturers Of H&r
ness Saddles. Trunks, sc. East side Main Street.
Warren. Chic.
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~ The ps rtnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. has this day been q ssoived by nu
nal consent AL u,iRsss heretofore entrusted 10 Us
siil he completed jointly.
The Books and Accounts Of the firm will he PLACED
in the hands Of smith d Wood. Tor se;tltm; NJ ana col
lection. All persons knowing themselves TO re in
d=bteo to the hr1 for past services. viii please ell
soon and settle the saFae. d Z CTRTfS
Warren. Anil .. leu -IIth-3W C. W. SMITH.
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Sheriff 5 once. Warren, AYR. II.
CHER'FF'S SALE.
~ josiah I. BrownJ

CHER'FF'S SALE.
~ Josiah Z. BrowB.J
vs.. In Truutuu Common Pleas.
Al Fl:ch ct al. }
BY virtue Of an order ef sale in the above entitled
Cause. issued Oh. 81 the Court Of Common Peas Il
Trunbull COuatS, Ohio, anu TO me directed ana dcliy.
ere J have levied On aud shall expose to pu lie sale,
II the door Of the Court House in Warren, Ia Raid
coUn;y, on
Saturday, tie l2h dGyg Nay 1850,
at one o'clock p. NJ. Of sad day. the f.ll-wing dss.
uribei real estate: Situate IN Champion tJan,hip,
TTumpull County. Ohio, and which IS LHown as the
north part Of lot No -. aud is bounded on the north
uy The let line CT the vest by tie lot line along which
is a public highway; Oh the south b. a line agreed
uFOa be.aeeu Daniel Hartman ard William WAGE;
aud on the east also by the lot line. and contains
EIthin those tOunus, MY acres OF land. and is Jhe
north half Of a tract OF one h nare. acres contracted
February -, 1883, to Daniel Hartman aud Joshua
Pauiin.
appraised st sls.33H per acre.
Terms Cash.
A.B.L LYMAN. Sheriff.
SAerif-s olce, Warren. April IL lsSJ -5w
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Saturday, tie l2h dayof Han, lSG(
r. SALE

saerlnr. eaee. Warren. Anrli ii I.sG -5r -
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DO PlREGlRIG Or GRIAEB

No 800 Brosdsay, NsS-TOrk.
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1860. SPRING 1860
CAMPAIGU.

NNITH HAT IN HAND, We make
Wv cur Best Bow TO Our patrons and
'hs public and take this method IN So
iicit a con inu.Ice Of the very liberal
patronage we h We heretofore Il inyed.
crnfdent hat with our much improved
facilities ana fast Increasing business,
we are able to offer Inducements TO buy
-rs Of Clolhing. &c that cannot fail TO
give entire Satisfaction.
In order to be foremost in this great
trade. we adopt as our motto:
keep none but The best made goods
and sell at the smallest living profit"
Our good are got up in the most ap-
proved Style, and made up IN the mot
.bO,ouLh and workmanlik- manner. end
which W. guarantee superior TO anything
ever offered IN tlis market.
1t is DO doubt well known that our
facilities in purchasing our goods exceed
those of any House this side of the
Eastern Market.
Our connection with ope OF the !arg
est Manufacturing and Wholesale Hous-
es in New England, through which
goods are shipped to us at the very
first cost of manufacturing gives Us tn,
advantage owe all GU. c mpeti,ois. Ii
we did not buy eur goods cssap, of
course We cJnld net sell at Tie piic.>
Ikai We DO.
Our stock of ready made CloIhing
Furnishing Goods. Cln5hs. Ca,simeres
ani Fe>ungs, Hats. Caps and Trunks,
Is fal and C mPiete.
In c1nn,c ion with the above, we
would SAFE that or stock # Cloths
Ctssim,res and V,sting~ FIR Custom
Work cannot be surpassed either in
quantity, quality. or variety OF pa tern
We shail take par leu ar pains TO nui
the appreciation OF any who may give
us thoIr influence and patronage in Iii,
Deparm Mt.
Every garment warranted 70 e..
Merchants furnished at the lowest
Boston prices.
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MRS. Eop1ysoNs CERTIFICATE.

UNo- NIsINNWN
VEzS0S. TTUmhclt Co.. May Ist. 1858
This c-rtifes that I have uecL in very poor health
for srgrs and found igtie or 10 relief after employing
a nuras er i physicians Ny Gisess= Was ProltpSiS
Utrri. ! had reeu reduced by thaL and FIusr Alhus
g1ul I had become ulc~-ttri 10 = considerable extent.
By the ADVICE oil Dr-G W Bushnell. 1 pr,cared and
took six bottles OF AiayshGiis Uterine Ca.hOlicon.
which rrahiei lie to aurad 10 uy hushand in ass last
sickness until he d.si. &hich Eas anout-a year Sinse.
1 have taken three Bottles SINCE his death. which has
made NJ. ale 10 iahOr aud Support NY fauily q three
children. The CathOic6u has nearly restored ne 20
h-aith. It il he only thirs that has E~iiigaied my SAT
ferins, for which l feel very grateful.
EAR Z ROBINSON.
For Sale by WOODS & Pew Warren; J. II. -J0uN-
soy. Hartford; hN~iGN * SoCLg. Newton Falls; E-&
: &. JACKSON. Hubbard; u ? CCHTIs, Grern: II. Bar
HARD. Ktnsman; AsD2ews q BALDWIN. FoNler; I.
W9LcoTr, Warrington; ard by Medicine Dealers gen
e-Liy, throughout the sac.
II. Z. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
July s, Is54y- Agent for Ohio
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WEST BEDFORD EoShoctGn To-. Nav "a, ie9F-
Nr. II Z. kISGsLEY. Sir:-I have been selling TIE
medicines 81 the 6raHvuasrg COMPANY Tor the last ten
years. and have Invariably T. uni them 10 give good
satisfaction; amt he pills ] have sold 90 a good many
families as regularly as their tea ard cOree. and with
my trade they L-s0me 4 staple article. Narshaiis
Uterine C-thoiicon i a ~redicine thai has done a grsst
amount Il go0f IN iru.ale diseases. One lady I sold II
20 told ne she hau received more benefit from one -0t-
tie Than sLe dii irsm a long Course Of medical treat
menI b. the most skiIiful ply SieIans-
Years truly, LANES WILSON
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Saturday., tie l9M dan of Wan. is
THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
/ Coznty. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Adn'. Of estate Of DAn1 Gilbert,


Notice to
Elizabeth HcrIman1. Defendant.
The defendant EIu take notice that On the n dsv
OF february. i>G0, the plaintiff filed his petition It.,
said Court Praying for 2 judgment against defendant
fOs the Sum Of $3.50. 10, WITH interest from .yth Of
Nay. 1883 being amount due on a certain land con.
tract between ssid Daniel Giliert and defendant. ana
for an order OF Ccurt that II sad amO1nt bC not paid
within > shoTt tine. thst TIE land In said contract.
described as fellows: Situate IN Warren ToEn>hip.
TrumhuI County, Ohio kuONn as part Of lot No. &c.
in the town plat Of Warren. bCusEird as fellows: Be
ginning a. = post standing IL the south west corner
OF lot No s.; thence north along the east line Of
Liberty Street. thirty four feet; thence east parallel
with south line OF said lot one buadTed feet: thence
south parallel sith the vest line thirty four feet to
the south line OF the lot; thence west along said south
line o-e hundred feet to the place Of beginning, and
contains three thousand four hundred feet Of ground;
be sold as upon execution aud the proceeds app lied
upon said Indebtedness. Defendant will appear aud
zasEer By the 10Th day OF June next, or judgment
viii he taken BY dCfa Il
HENRY ADAHS, Admir- Dan1 Gilbert.
By Cox. RatliT & Spear, his At;ys.
ADrfflI- LEGO -6w
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Saturday.. tie l9M deg Of Man, IsGO,

between the hours of 30 O'Clock. 4. NJ. and 4 O'Clock.
Pm Of said Gay the following described real esiate.
situate IN SOg.hington, IL Trumiul CouB;y: Rciul
~ scrcs sat Of the tract uf 100 acres CON- eyrd b.
deed OF GeutrIl NaTraLtt. from ALi.tEs New ton, On
The 9Th day OF October, .s3f, 70 EuLice Ensign amt
IL tie township Of South gtoE. ia said County. AMI
bounded IS follows: on the elSi iy lardS sold o. saii
$50 acre tracf, to Julia Ann Hofnzn anG J.uas Ifun-
man. aud ~ the iiGzS fxeo At the time c. the Sal>S TO
sasd parties respectively. on the sogth ty The lot linz,
CT the west by ere acre spartei TO Au-i;n Eu-isU.
minor son Il Watson Ensicn. Gsce4s'G. and four
acres aetonFinc 9th mas Kuisht-n. (stid uB- acre
and :our acres being taken out Uf said $50 acre tract)
and also on lands OF Usnaru- ana Gu III. north by
izni Of said Oshnrn and the lot line.
a lrAisei 81 SSu per acre.
Terms. one thlri cash on lay % sale, one third IL
one year. and one thiT! il two years from day of sale;
deferred pay msats Eeil secured AM on interest.
Al Lyman Sheriff.
Ehp-fT's EEce. Warren. Aprii l.. f~6.-5r
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Is unhesiiatngly offered as a r-lia"Ie remedy Tor all
those complaints 10 which every S-uian Is liable, anu
which gradually auect tAe mind as we'll 2s the body 50
that to think. tai or work hCCOEes alike = source o.
suffering, il rot an inPossihiity- Among other con-
plants iu- which the Gath0iicuu is a re5uedy, i the
Falling Of the Womb. Whites, Suppressed. Irregular
or Painful MeUstyuatiou. Rsoarng, Nominations and
Diseases Of the Kidneys or Ursary Organs. Retention
or Iucoutiuanc- o. Urine. Heartburn, C0stiyeuess,
Nervousness Fa'Ltings. PaiIitsiioEs. Cramps, Dis
t1rbed sleep. and all unuhl->, organic OF sympathetic,
connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies' who are troubled with a1v Ofthe above Sym
tors, or with spine. Liver sT Lung complaints, are
invited to address pr. BRIDGE. with foil confidence
that they wall find relief. Marshalls UteriHe CafnOii
con is not a quack medicine. hut its ingredients have
been made known 20 tine Msiieai Colleges. aud they
are at the series Of ANY respectable physician in The
country
The Price Of -HarskofFs Efsriss CEfAetieyH is One
Dollar eHa a HaU per StHsis Bottle.
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Commission yfltrtbants.
B. CANFTELD. Commits

- = Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in
westrn Reserve Cheese. Butter, Lard, PORK. Bacon.
Pot and Pearl Ashes, Ssleratus, Linssed and Lard Oil.
Dried Fruit, and Produce generally, Nos III and i+5
Eront street. PittsburEh. Ps febe
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she..r's -. warren. LII

SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ RI,y Alderman,
v. Il IIumblU Common Pleas.
Bennett Frazier ct all
BY virtue Of Al order Of sale issuel on the Court
Of Common Pleas Of TTumiul Cou4ty. 0ho. ! sha I
oGer fer sale II P2aiic Auction, Al Ike Gour OF th=
Court House in Warren. in raid county, On
Saturday, tile l9M day ofAay. 1860,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 O'Clock
2 n. Of said day. the following described real e-:atr:
situ,ie In GFookde!j, Trumhull Coun =. and is known
by La-Dg parts O. iots 5 ana 70 IN sad township, aud
bCuuifd on lie north hy the highway, N the east BY
tho i1Lds of Aaron heeUe. on the south by Ian ; o.
NJ S Grihtr, on the vest hy lands belonging to tLe
heirs CT Epson Andrews, deceased, and contains 2G1
acres Of lznd-mcre or less
Appraised At SSHO,eo. Terms Cash.
A. 3 LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriTs oEee, warren. April Il, lsG0 -3E
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
PURIFY THE BLOOD. :s'@@
MoFFAT's LIFE Pits
AND
IxBIT1ERS
Free from all Mineral P0isons.

Thegreat popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence Of the extraordinary cures ef-
fected by their use, renders it unnecessary for
the proprietor to enter into particular analy-
sis Of their medical virtues or properties
Having been more than twenty years before
the public, and having the united testimony
of more than. Three .Ns1lons Of persons who
have been restored to the enjoyment Of perfect
health by them,S it is believedsthat their repu-
tation as the best vegetable medicine now be-
fore the public, admits Of no dispute. In al
most every city and village in the United
States, there are many who are ready to testify
to their efficacy in removing disease, and Civ
into the whole system renewed vigor and
In cases of ScrcCula, Ulcers, Scuryy, or Erup.
tons Of the skin, the operation of the LIFE
MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often remov-
ing, in . few days, every yestige Of these loath-
some diseases, by their purifying effects on the
blood. Bilious Fevers, Fever and 1gue, sDgspep-
STA, Dropsy P;les and in short, most all diseases
soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as by their
timely use much suffering and expense may te
saved. +; Prepuvedby .EM#S5 1 @|S* ]
WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, MD. /
.r:.a*>>H,s .'@T"s :Neao York.
And for sale-b by oil Druggists. Iv2ns91y
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NOTICE OF ENTRY OF TOWN SITE OF
IN the Town of SAINT CLouD.-Notice is
hereby given, that the Corporate Authorities
of the Town Of Saint Cloud, Stearns county,
Minnesota, did, on the 18th day Of November,
1860, at the Land Office at St. Cloud, enter in
trust for the several use and benefit Of the &C.
cupants thereof, according to their respective
interests, the following pieces or parcels of
land, comprising the town site Of said Town
of St. Cloud, stated and described in the du--
plicate receipts thereof to be: The west half
of south east quarter, and north east quarter
of south west quarter Of Section eleven, and
the south east ! of south east and lot
three Of Sec. eleven, and north east / of north
east ! Sec. IA, and north west of north west
/ of Sec. IL, and lot one of Section twelve, in
Township One hundred and twenty four, north
of range twenty eight west. =,
All parties interested in the land above de-
scribed, are requested to file the statement re-
quired by the statute, with the Corporate Au-
thorities Of said town, within sixty days from
the date hereof, or their rights will be barred.
Said statements may be fled with james G.
Shepley, President Of the Town Council of
said Town, at his Office in St. Cloud. -
Dated St. Cloud, Nov. p. 1860.
JAMES c. sHEPLEY, President.
JOSEPH EDEIDRocK, !
+. LUDWIG ROBBERS, Trustees.
PETER KRAMER. ..
JOSEPH Broker, Recorder. nov22-5w
Town Cobncil Town Of Saint Cloud.
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OHERIFFS SALE by VIRTUE OF AN
~ execution issued cut of and under the seal
of the District Court for the Fourth Judicial
District, Stearns county, State of Minnesota,
upon a Judgment rendered and docketcd in
said Court, held in and for said county of
Stearns, on the ed day of January A. D. 1859,
in an action therein pending wherein Nathan
Merritt WAS plaintiff and George E. Kelley was
defendant, in favor of said plaintiff and against
said defendant for the sum Of Fourteen hun
dred and forty-one 25-100 dollars ($1441.25),
with interest thereon from the rendition of said
judgment; have this 14th day Of November,
A. d. 1860. levied upon the following desert
bed real property and estate situate in said
county Of Stearns and State Of Minnesota, to
wit: Lot No. Four RI in Block E in the town
Of Saint Cloud. according to the recorded plat
thereof, on record in the office of tie Register
Of Deeds Of said county of Stearns also lots
Nos. Seven CT in Block forty five [45], Eight
[s] in block: fifty one [51], Seven m in block
sixty one [61] Nine [9] in block sixty two
[62]; also, the undivided half of lots Eight
[8] in block sixteen [16], Nine [97 in block
twenty two [22], Five 81 in block thirty 1907,
Eight in block thirty two 1921, Eleven III in
block Forty seven [47], Seven TT in block
sixty six 1861, Two ri in block forty 14o1,
all in the town of Saint Cloud City, according
to the recorded plat thereof on record in the
Office of the Register of Deeds Of said county
of Stearns; as the property Of said George +.
Kelley. Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that will sell the above-described property at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
at the front door Of the Willis House, in said
town of Saint Cloud, in said county of Stearns,
on the Eighth day of January A, D. 1861, at
Two o'clock P. NJ. Of that day to satisfy the
said execution together with the interest and
costs of sale. MICHAEL LAUERMAN,
81, ..'. Sheriff of Stearns County,
Saint Cloud, November 18th, A. D, 1860.
MOORE & SHEPLEY. Atty's for Plaintiff.
nOv22-7w ~
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WASHINGTON IRVING NEARLY KILLED
BY AN INDIAN FOR MAKING Love TO HIS
SoUAw.-The following is an extract from
some recollections Of Washington Irving in
the Home Journal: = 4 ..'> ."."
81 was very nearly killed by an Indian,
once" said Irving one evening "When
[ way a young man, I was travelling in
Canada, with friend. There were more
Indians there then than there are white
men now. One raw, chilly day, we we're
rowing in canoe on the st. Lawrence,
with an Indian for guide. As We neared
the spot where Ogdensburg now stands, he
invited us to his wigwam to get something
to eat. Securing the canoe to the shore,
we followed him short distance to his
hut, where we found his squaw busily
cooking venison. Our guide motioned US
to seat by the fire, and then proceeded to
drink large quantity Of whisky. Mto
friend watched him closely, but I talkedy ,
his wife, who at first gave me short ma
swers, glancing at her lord and master to
see If he listened, which he seemed not
to do; and then she talked more freely
The squaw was very ugly, having the
overburdened look that you see among In
dian women; so, from half pity, as she
took the large haunch from the fire, rose
to assist her. At the same moment her
jealous husband raised large club, stri-
king me on the head blow that made
me fall insensible at his feet. As he was
about to repeat the blow, my friend caught
me in his arms, and, rushing from the
wigwam, deposited me in the canoe, and
was taking me rapidly down the stream,
before our half drunken pursuer reached
the shore. soon recovered my senses,
but I never was polite to. a squaw again. y
Many years ago Irving wrote book
similar to his "Sketch Book" suggested by
a sojourn in the Southern States. "The
trunk containing the manuscript, - he said,
twas stolen on my way home; and we,
therefore, mourn loss none can eve1
supply" -|,"s. e. Z: -da} ~. .~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

MORTGAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., WILL
ll liam Cramer, of Stearns Co., MINI.
Mortgage, Cyrus Aldrich, of Hennepin Co.,
MINI. Assignee Of Mortgage, joel q. Bas-
sett, Of Hennepin Co., MINI. Mortgage re-
corded on the LIST day of April A: D. 1859, at
4 o'clock p. NJ, pages 1856, 1877 and 1873, Book
A Of Mortgages, Stearns Co. Records. As
Segment recorded, April 9th, 1860, at o'clock
A. NJ, Book A Of Assignments, page %, Stearns
|Co. Records. Premises mortgaged, The north
east Section eighteen isl Town one hun
bred and twenty two [122] of Range thirty
two 1927. Said mortgage was made, executed
and delivered on the 10Th day Of January A.
D. 1859, to secure the payment Of certain
promissory note, made and delivered on the
same day by said mortgagor to said mortgage
aid there is now due on said note the sum Of
Two Kindred and twenty and 1O-100 dollars
($22O.1O). Default having been made in the
conditions of saiilI mortgage by the nonpay-
ment Of said sum Of money or any portion
thereof, notice is hereby glvSn that the prem
ises described in and conveyed by said mort
gage, will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder at the front door Of the office o.
Register of Deeds in and for said county of
Stearns on Monday the It'll day of January
A. D. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said day, to
satisfy the amount due on said note together
with the costs Of foreclosure aud sale.
nov22-6w JOEL B. BASSETT,
Dated St. Cloud, Nov. Goth, 1860. Assignee.