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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-24
Dakota County Taxes for 1859.

COUNTY ATDIToR's OFFICE. !
HASTINGS, Feb. 9th, 1860
Mr.. Bill offered the following preamble
and resolution, viz:
WHEREAS certain petitions are in circulation
praying the Legislature to render the taxes of
1859 null, and those who have paid said taxes
to be credited the several amounts SO paid, on
the taxes of 1860; therefore,
Rssolued. That this Board knowing the finan-
cial condition of the county of Dakota, perhaps
better than the Legislature at large, would
therefore respectfully protest against the thus
rendering the taxes of 1859 null, as it would
work great injustice to the people of the
county; and that the County Auditor send a
copy of this resolution to our members of the
Senate and House of Representatives, with the
seal of the county attached.
Mr.. Dunwell moved the adoption of the
resolution.
The question being put, the yeas and nays
called for and ordered, there were yeas 81,
nays l.
Those who voted in the affirmative were
Messrs. Rhese, Howes, Gardner, Casserly,
Read, Foster, Trower. Dunwell, Eagan, Nc.
Donald, Murphy, Thurston, Livingston, Rollins.
Bill. Howell, Brown, Verrell, warsop, Martin
and Mr.. Chairman.
Negative-Wa shington.
On motion of Mr.. Dunwell, the Hastings
Democrat, and the Hastings Independent, the
st. Paul Minnesotian and Times, and Pro
NEER AND DEMocRAr, be requested to print
the above resolution. 60
l hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy from the records of the Board Of
Supervisors of Dakota County of the 9th
day of February, 1860. Witness my hand
and official seal.
L. s. JNo. y. MELoY,
.#u County Auditor.
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New ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-The Schooner
Red Fox, from Tampico, of the 9th, brings
$2l 200. Also dates from Vera Cruz, to
the Both, and the city of Mexico to the
Goth ult.
Miramon was preparing his expedition
against Vera Cruz. He has raised money
and is concentrating troops for that purpose
at the capitol.
The liberals propose to march upon the
capital as soon as Marimon starts for Vera
Cruz.
A pronunciamento attempted on the 23d,
in favor of Marquese, was promptly sup
pressed.
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MORTGAGE SALE - WHEREAS


moetsAge bearing date fhe 2h day q september A. D.
1853 executed and delivered By Anthem hoehl and Ca
Uterine, biz wife q 81 Paul. county OF Ransey Mime
sofa, TO Augustus y. Pross OF the same place. whereby
the iad Anthony ROeh and Catherine his WIFE did grant
Ss ke "a SI sysr al h Tse Or
nesota. described . follows, 70 wit !: y
Lot No four ~ IN block No four "a in
addttion TO Saint Paul. according to the recorded plat
thereof with all the Entertainments and appnrtenances
secure 70 toe said Augustus r. Pross heirs exec
uors administrators and assigns the payment Of the
sum OF one hundred and NINETY dollars 00 and the
nterest tnereon, according TO the conditions OF
An promissory note, executed and delivered by the
seao Antnony Roehl to the said Augustus II. Pross,
oesmg even cae with said mortgage, which said mort
gage was ouiy acknowledged and was recordedin the
ONCE OF the kegister Of Deeds Of Ramsey county,
the ninth day OF October, A. D. 1853 4oclock n, in
book OF Mortgages, on pages l6 and II and which
said mortgage there has been paid the sum OF twenty
two dollars f$22 Bull OF.
at the date Of iris notice. upon said mortgage,
he sum Of two hundred and sixteen 0OO dollars isis
90l00]
And no suit or proceedings at law or Otherwise having
been had to recover the debt secured by mortgage
or any part thereof ~ SE ~ ~ -
of power of sale contained in said mortgage and pur
suant to the statute in such made and provided
above described mortgaged premises viii be sold pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. ct the
Of the Court House In the city Of ST. Paul. Monday the
lAh day Of March ADJ 1860 at 10 O'clock AM of that day.
mortgage and the costs and expenses by law allowed
Dated st. Paul. Jan, 18th, 1860. Z.
A. GIBERT0N. Agent 1.efle feb3-6ww
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA; RAM

MALE OF MIN N ESOIA; hAMD
~ SEY COUNTY-IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE SECOND JUDICIAL 0ISTRI, Tn the matter
of the application Of JOHN g. STEPHENS, nso.vent
debtor, for discharge Of his debts.
To the creditors of John G. Stephens resident OF the
sofa ~ b. g'.42 s1eFses8 s.E
You will take notice. that the 9th day of February
A. 1860 reading and fling the petition, sch dne
and of the said John o. Stephens for discharge
from his debts under the provisions of chapter eighty
niue OF the Revised Stau of Minnesota, entitled Of
the Re ef Of Insolvent Debtors order was made by
the Second Judicial Disrc for Ramsey county, 10 said
stae requiring all the creditors of the said John c. Ste
phens insolvent debtor, to show cause If any they
have before him at his Chambers in the city Of St. Paul
10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day why assignment
of the said Insoivenps state should be made he
be discharged from his debts pursuant to the statute
Aforesaid and that notice of the contents of said order
be published once in each week for elk consecutive
weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Weekly
Pioneer and democrat, newspaper published at ST.
Paul. the of government for the State of Minnesota,
and in the county where said applicant resides.
Dated at st. Paul, Feb'y 6, 1860
MURRAY 4 KING,
fel0w6t Attorneys tor Petitioners
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, MEEK
~ Err COUNTY-DISTRICT COURT. FOURTH
janl9-w6w
CTATE OF MINNESOTA DIS
~ TRIcT COURT FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

-
~ TRICT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
In the matter of the application of John vanderhorck,
an nsolvent debtor for discharge from his debts.
To the creditors Of said John anderhorck
Please take notice that on reading and filing the petit
ton, schedule and inventory of John anderhorck,
resident Of West st. Paul, in the county of Dakota
praying TO be discharged from bis debts pursuant to
chapter SO of the Revised Statutes Of Minnesota entitled
" Of the relief of insOvent Debtors ord made
by the Hon. n Donaldson, Judge of the said District
requiring all the creditors of the said John erhorck
to show cause If any they have before the said Judge
at bis chambers in 0watonna Steele county Minnesota
on the 10th day Of March, A. d. $780, 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day. Why an assignment Of the
discharged from his debts. pursuant said chapter
81 OF the Revised Statutes and that notice hereof be
shed for ten weeks successfully, at lie in each
week in the Hastings Independent weekly newspaper
publs he'd at Hastings In said county Of Dakota and
the s. Paul Weekly Pioneer and Democrat, weekly
newspaper, published at st. Paul. the seat of govern
men OF the State OF Minnesota and in the AbanyWeekly
Atlas and Argus, weekly paper, published at Albany
the seat of government OF the State of New York and In
the Springfield Journal weekly paper, published at
Spr ngeld the seat Ct government the stale of Hi.
n0is. q i5lt ef1N3t 81
Dated this l4th day of December, 1859.
A. GRETHEN,
E, 1911 Attorney for Petitioner
dec3O-wl0w West St. Paul. MINI.
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CHERIFF's SALELBY YIRTuE or

~ an execution issued of and under the seal of the
District Court in and Tor the county eff Mower state Of
Minnesota. upon a Judgment rendered and docketed
in said court on the I'D day Of December A. D. 1852
in an acnon wherein Samuel Clayton is plaintiff and
John Clayton 10 defendant favor of the said plaintiff
and against the said defendant for the OF hun.
dred and hfty six dollars and ei2htysx s456 49, have
on this 80 day Of December A. D. 1852 levied upon the
following described real property, TO wit t'g3
The southwest one.fourth VI OF the southwest one.
fourth IA OF section number twenty-six t26 township
number one hundred and three [0S north range au.
Der eighteen lS west excepting therefrom fteen
owned by David Oliver in the said county of Mower
~ Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that will ex.
pose for sale 1T public auction TO the highest bidder
interest and costs thereon atbe law one Of Aaron s.
Everest In the village Of Austin, Mower county afore.
said On Monday, the 9th day OF February a. b. 1890
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon of that day. p =
Dated at Austin, December q, A. D 1859 a ss =
~ GEORGE w. BISHOP,
~ - Sheriff Of Mower County, Min.
AARON s. EVEREST, Plaintiffs Attorney. ja16-w6w
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G. TATE OF MINI ESOTA
~ DISTRICT COURT, COUNTY OF BLUE-EARTH

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. -
BY order Of the Hon. Lewis Branson, Judge Of the
said District Court notice is hereby published Of an
requiring all the creditors of John r. Williams indvidu-
ally, and copartner of the firm of Davis williams
OF the town of South Bend in the county of Blue Earth
ana state of Minnesota insovent doctor. petiioning
TO be discharged from his debts pursuant act
the relief of insolvent debtort0 show cause any they
have before the said Judge of District Court at his
0hce IN the village Mankato in the county aforesaid
on the 7h day of May 1860 at ten O'Clock of day. why
the petition Of the said John p williams should not be
granted and he be discharged from his debts.
Dated south Bend, Feb'y l6, 1860.
80. DANIEL BECK,
fel7-wlOt~ Atty for Petitioner.
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MRS. WINSLOW, AN EXPERT

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TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLL-

l. CATION Of Louis Blum, an issolvent debtor
to be discharged from his debts under the sions
Of Chapter Eghty-Nine of the Revised Statutes Of The
State of Minnesota. ~
TO the creditors of Louis Blum tstt t8sgsnf
Please take notice, that upon reading and filing the
petition schedule inventory and a1davit OF iouis Blum
resident Of city of St Paul. in the county Of Ram
from his debts pun uant % tie provisions Of
chapter eghtynine Of The Revised Statutes of Mime.
sots entitled - kslisf Of Insolyent Debtors"
District Court for the Secona Judicial District for the
county Of Ramsey STATE Of Minnesota the 10th day
january A. D. 1900 requiring the creditors OF the said
Louis BLY, 70 show cause, any they have before the
said Judge at the Court Room in the Cour House in the
ely Of s. PaS s IL s.d county q Ramsey on the 2ls
April AID le6O ct the bour Of o'clock AN. Of that
day, why Assignment Of the said insolv nt' estate
should not be made, and he be discharged from his
debts pursuant to the said chapter Of the Revised Stat
utes and that notice thereof be given BY publishing
the contents fsaid order in the newspaper published in
he city Of 81 Paul. in said Ramsey couny. called the
shed In the city Of Albany in the State OF New York
called the Atlas and Argus at least once in each week
for ten successive weeks. t{7} 3lift
The date Of The first pubcaou Of this notice in this
Dated St. Paul, January 19, 1850 aNlE
. 800 BRISBINs SPENCER GREEN,
janl9-wl0w Attorneys for Insolvent.
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SHERIFF's sALE.--sTATE OF

MIN nsO1A AUWEK COUNTY, IS. - ;
By virtue Of an execution issued out Of tho District
Court OF @e county Of Mower, In favor Of H. o. Mer
cnan ana against the goods and chates lands and en
emens o. Dayid W. shepard, have seized eli the right
day Of July A. d. 1884, Of in and to the fSiioWins
described premises which shall expoae for sale as tho
~ IN 'front.' Of the Kegisters once in the
LEGO At ter O'Clock IN the forenoon Of sad day to sany
i've one.hundredths Dollars and costs Of sale ~ VII
ne southeast fourth % Of ssciea twenty , town.
ship one hundred and (l0l), Of range ~,
vest Mower County, Minnesota si''
Dated Sheriff ONCE. austin, Jan'y a D. 1850.
GEO. w. Bishop
fes-w6t Sheriff Of Mower County. Hinnesota a
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MORTGAGE SALE.-WHEREAS

III Isaac Falls and Eliza Fas his wife, the 4th
David Merritt certain indennre Of mortgage. OF that
date recorded in the ONCE Of the Register T Deeds Of
cages on pages s 81 aud sls Whereby the said isaac
conveyed, in mortgage % the said David Merritt, his
heirs and a;ssg The The OoW Il described land and
Ramsey and State OF Minnesota, TO wit:
m ST. IN
ed Flat Of said add ton. together with all and sngu
WI he sad David
Merritt his heirs executors and assigns the sum of
cent. per annum. according to the conditions Of GER
tain note executed and delivered by said
with said mortgage, and due one year from the date
And whereas there has been paid to apply on said
note as interest atdferent tines he sum Of Us is and
there s now at the date Of this notice. claimed to be due
And suit proceedings at law having been had
instituted to recover the debt secured by said note and
Therefore default having been made in the
gagged sod es
House, IN he city Of Saint Paul. IN said Ramsey
county, and State Of Minnssos, On the third day of
day to sssy and pay the amount due upon said note
DA''' 'D' ''' ''' DAVID 'aERR1rr, Mortgage.
DAVID Sanford Attorney for Mortgage.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, MEEK
~ Err C0UNTY.DIsTRICT COURT, FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Henry 7. Walker vs.. Nelson O. Gr;Ma.
Summons for money demand contract for payment
of money
To Nelson O. Griffin, Defendant
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the plaintiffs complaint in this action, which
said complaint has been filed in the Office of the CLERK
of said Court Forest City in the said county, and
serve copy of your answer to the said complaint
upon the subscriber, at his Office in Forest City,
upon you, exclusive of the day of such service and
you fail to the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff this action will take judgment
against for the sum Of hundred and forty four
9lOO dolars and interest thereon from the 18Th day OF
December, A.D- one thousand eight hundred and fty
eight, together with the costs of this action.
Dated Forest City, March 18th, AID, 1859.
A. C. SMITH,
Janl9-w6w Plaintiffs AT rrt
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n 20 r 81 a = e /.
600; Thirty Four Balls; Marking Roards Posts - -.
Also. one BAR The above VIII be sold cheap for cssh
80 APpVo JOSEPH L. HALL. Apollo Han,
ies-ozW Third street.
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q HERIFF,S sALE-MOWER

~ CoUNY. ss.-By virtue Of an execution issued out
of and under the seal Of the District Court In and for
the county Of Mower and State Of Minnesota upon
judgment rendered In favor OF John Wagner, and
against the goods and ckatte lands and enenents If
Samuel tus have seized all the right and title which
the said Samuel Titus had on the day OF Ccteber
1853 Of In and to the following described premiaes h;c
shall expose for sale as the law drec ID mont ~ iSe
Sheriff Office in the town Of Austin IN said county and
O'Clock "a the forenoon, to wit ~ '.So " ''n
All that tract of land situated IN the county of Mower
quarter OF section fourteen T1 in township one hun
dred and three ll0Sl OF range fourteen tIll west
Dated at Austin, january IA, 1850
CjanN-w6w GEO. W. BISHOP, Sheriff.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mexican Mustang Imminent;

Its Wonderful Effects, and Consequent Popularity.
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Bea0dre Of limitations.
The genuine sold by respectable dealers in all parts
of the world. Il
BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
fe24-wtmar20 New York.
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1@ MRS. WINSLOW, AN Elk
PERiENCED Nurse and Female Physician, has
Soothing syrup for children teethng which greatly FACT
tates the process ofteehicg BY soening the gums re
the bowels Depend upon win give rest to
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column. auR26-d&WlV
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EXTRACT yRoM A PRIvATB LETTER.

COLUMBIA, u u, NOV u, ioOV
There are stirring time in South CaroAna Just now
d. certainly think that the minister's, 1es, ana the
people running cat of their senses OF ther sense
If tlry ever had any, are running out % them III
There people the facs OF thD earth who
blinded to thsr own interests the people, oil SCUM
Carolina are. They seem to think that IT they were
only out Of the Union all would be we'll ruth Them
very often say to myself for dare not say t~anybody
ese II your bank bills at ton per cent dis
count how will you be able to raise money to pay and
equip al army, for q standing army you must have
But an army is only item Of the expense OF Gov
from what source will the come 1T is foolish
and absurd that the people of the State would suffer
themselves 10 be taxed pay all the expenses Of the
Government. fla true vote on the question csuld be
taken the majority Of the people Of South Carolina
would refuse to go out Of the Union. But the political
orators and madmen who going through the State
will misrepresent things TO the Ignorant in the country
and il may be that they will vote themselves out OF the
Federal Government. L do not know anything about
the character Of Lincoln, but do hope that he h
man Of and true courage IL he Il not, VIII be
of no use for HIM take hold of the rein or helm OF
State. II Is very evident 10 my mind that eiher Free
dom OF Slavery will now triumph. The political lead
ers of the South will not let the excitement die away
until something definite il accomplished The Slave
Power will brighten those who advocate Freedom into
submission or Freedom viii strike terror into the heart
of Slavery Which power, do you think, will on the
4th of March, 81, triumph Nothing but fire and
death will bring the Slave Power to their sensea- 1t
is said that the South force the North int any
measure from the fact that the people of the South
produce the great staple Of the world What do Re
publicans gay for themselves that question ?"