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MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTTcE s hereby given hat default has
J. " been made in the conditions Of a certain
indenture Of Mortgage made, executed and delivered
BY William Blanch to Edward O. Hamlin, bearing
date fbe twenty y-eighth day Of April, =. D. 1857,
and recorded In the Office Of Register Of Deeds hr
Benton County, Minnesofa On the 29th day Of April,
A. D. 1851, at 2 O'clock r: M, in Book b. oi
Mortgages, page 20: That there is ciaimed-te be
due on said Mortgage at the date of this notice, the
sum Of two hundred and seventy-eight dollars and
eighy.ejght cens; $278 e8,) according tozthe con-
ditons of certain promssory note secured by said
mortgage and that pursuant 10 power Of sale ii
said mortgage contained, and in accordance with the
Statue such case made and provided, the premises
mortgaged in and BY virtue of said mortgage to wit
all that tract, piece, parcel Of land lying and
being 10 the county Of Benton and Territoiy, (now
State, fsof Minnesota described follows, to wit
The south-,y quarter of section No, thirteen ll3)
10 township No. ihrty-six (36) north Of range No.
thirty (3O) west Of the 4th principal meridian,
containing one hundred and sixty acres, according to
the government survey record in the U. s. Land
Office at Sauk Rapids, NJ. IT,, will be sold at public
auction, on the 26th day Of March, A. D., 1860 at
twaIve o'clock, M. ol said day, at "Day's Hyperbo
rean Hotel" in the town OF Sauk Rapids, in said
county, to satisfy the amount due said mortgage,
and the costs Of such sale as by law allowed.
EDWARD o. HAMLIE, Mortgage.
Dated 9Th Feb. 1660 n6i6
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M OKTGAGE ESALE.-Default hav;cs beer
vi made in certain mortoaue axoorsaS i.

M OKTGAGE SALE.-Defaut hav;cs heen
;,,.l ~ made IN certain mortgage executed by
VIII am Nj: Hooper, Of ST. Cloud, in the County ~
Htearns and State Of Minnesota, to Chester Wa;; -
the same place, dated the 23d ,iay Of Nav. a. y ~
Iso9, and duly recorded in the Office Of Resster -
deeds IN the County Of Morrison and State aoresa;J
on the 9th dayo May, AID 1859. at ? o,cIocI
p. m, Of said day. in Book &c Az Of MORTGAGES on
pages $40, S2l and 322, on which there Is now ds
to said Chester Wait, MORTGAGE, and unpaid ,Se
sum o seventy-six dollars and seventy-three cents
And@no action or proceeding at law ba, inu bee,,
commenced to recover the amount so due thereon
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that bv VIZ
tue of power Of sale in said mortgage conts;ned
and pursuant to the Statute in such case made and
provided the premises described in said mortgage I.
wit the south east quarter and the south half of the
north east quarter. and north west quarter of the
north east quarter of section number twenty. f,nr
(2l) in township number thirty nine,T (as) north Of
range number thiry-one west, in the county of Nor
rison aforesaid will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, At the front door Of the Office Of
Register Of Deeds at the town of Little Falls. in
said Morrison County, by the Sheriff Of said county
on the 10Th day of April. at two O'Clock, D. N Il
sald day, to pay the amosat then due ON sand
mortgage estogether with the costs and expenses ~
sale allowed by law. CHESTER n ATT y
'sAas1 Mc9LvRE.ss4 ~ Mortgage :.
attorneys for Mortgage u nsi6 'T
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Home Magazine for 1860.

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MORTGAGE SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that default has been
made In the candition Of a certain inden-
tnre of mortgage made, executed and delivered by
George Goodhue, jr., to Edward O. Hamlin, bearing
date the sixth day of May, A. D. 1857 and recorded
IN the office Of Register Of Deeds for Benton county
Minnesota, on the 9th day of May, A. D. 1857, at
SIX o'clock, p. M, in Book B of mortgages, pages
43 4 A /; that there is claimed to be due on said
mortgage, at the date Of this notice. the sum of three
hundred and forty four dollars and ninety-one cents
(S 4i,9l,) according to the conditions of a certain
promissory note, secured by said mortgage. and that
pursuant to power of sale, in said mortgage con-
tanned, and in accordance with the statute IN such
case made and provided, the premises mortgaged in
and by virtue of said mortgage, to wit "AlI that
tract piece or parcel of land lying and being in the
the coantyof Benonand Territory, ,'(now State) aof
Minnesota, described as follows, TO wit-The north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter and lot No. one
q otsection No. twenty seven, (27) intownship No.
tn'rty-seven (37 north range No. thirty.one (3l)
west OF the 4th principal meridian, containing sixtv
eight acres and eightyhree hundreths, according to
inc government survey recorded at the u. s. Land
Ohce at Sank Rapids 'will be sold al public auction
on the 10th day of March, A. d. 1860, at half uas,
eleven clock q. m. ofsaid day. at DAVIS tIvper-
borean Hotel, in the town of Sauk RAPIDS. in said
county, to satisfy the amount due on said mortyaye.
and the costs of such sale as by law allowed. %
EDWARD o. HAMLrs.
Dated 9TH Feb'y, 1860. .n6i6 = Mortgage
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, SHERIFF'S SALE.

"a r
RY virtue of an execution Issued out of and
~ under the seal Of the Alb Judicial d istrict
IN and Tor the County Of Benton, State of Mnneso.
ia, upon judgment rendered and docketed in ,ho
clerk OF the COURTS Office of Benton County IN RI :
the 9th day Of December, 1859 imam action
Orrn sDs Webb is plaintiff and Moses place .nd
burnham Hanson, under the name snd firm of IIan-
son and Place. are defendants, in favor of said nl;
tlfs aud against siad defendants efor The s,n
twelve hundred and Tscventy-tw dollars and
cents. (Sl272, with interest," have this 1I,b a..
of efFebrlary, 1860, levied upon the following descr;b.
ed property. to wit All, the -inerestswhich the
sud tdefendants held or owned on the 9Th e|av ~
December, 1859, Of in aud Blocks number tl,rce
and tour, with the steam saw mill thereon. together
with the engine boiler and other machinery i9 said
mil also, blocks number Two, seven and foirteen.
with al the appurtenances thereunto belonging al.
80 tract OF land lying between block number fur
Teen ana land belonging TO b. Hanson and Lewis
Clark, the whole Of said property being situated in
the town OF Watab, in said County of Ran,on aaS
Ltatc Aforesaid, as surveyed by Geo w Swrst T."
Nutice is hereby given that Wil sfll = n,,,,,;c
auctions torhe highest bidder, for CASH ~ Ra's
Hyperboreansh Hotel, In the town Of Sank Ply
countyqof Bentpn.on Saturday, 9Th day Of Anil is,
at l0e'clcck, a. M, of that day, 10 satisfy ra
execution, with interest and costs.e saa1a3 Ssn1,
o. ID. WEBR, III. Ne HON
Plaintiff in person. TT Sheriff Of Benton, Co
Dated Sauk Rapids, Feb. 23d, 1860 Il Iz6;a
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IMPORTS Ar BALTIMORE.

COASTWlSE.
BosToE-Ne1mShip Ben Deford LIS cases boots and
shoes, r. B. Griffin Son. ISL do, Tucker S Smith; pol
do, Carey, Bangs Woodward 142 do, Tinges & ALI
NUT ITO do agent Baltimore and Ohio Raroad so bales
dry goods, So do. H. Tiffany & Co; 141 do, rs
bales do Jno. S. Barry; 800 bbls. apples, Evans,
Straun CO. 200 do, Thomas Bond & Bro; los bales
dry goods l6 cases do $50 do boots and Shoes sundry
persons.
JACKsoNvILLE-Schr. Hugh W. Fry.-75,oOO feet
lumber, Pendergast & Bro.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
ST.. JOINS, N F.-Br. brig Laurel.1, 1902 bbs. super
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SUHBER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OLE HnrR.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily except Sundays, ats2 i
Ana the Expire Train daily at $50 P NJ, for Els
aS NaGara Fails Kingst9n Scranton, B:gA
OF esterr New York and Canada Aso or PittsbrrI S
Gsgo CeySlan4 Cincinnati; ST. h7Ui.f all parts Of tIr
Travellers by either Of these t,N - to Det,ot -
chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the same Cot rs 10 %
o.heT route 0 W. ''9 ~ any
For New York City by the s. A NJ Train with o,,, ,
change OF cars, and at low as by any other ri
a. so NJ; for klnmttsburg, Gettysburg Ianc9stsr
ebaAon, Reading, Pa Pottsyille - hiaheIn Si@ntnT
taston Carlisle, and Chamhersburg and for HagerStoW
AtS;S$iA y. and and6 T. NJ for Green Springs Ov
M NILS, ReiSterstown and Yves minister, Nd 49, "
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily texcept Sun
oay) at AOP. ~, Tor the West and Northwest
The COcEevsyille Accommodation Train 90 NJ FROM
rves at $40 A VI and - T. N. "i'h al
Travellers from Washington and the South by the ~
this road VIC ""inS owe.
For TICKETS and inforinarg. apply at the Tick. 40,
calvert Station N F. OF Caly er and Frank In
Baltimore. ii@'ih strtt!'
1op,-r pro>r,, JAS G. CLARKE, Superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent
June 26, 1850 3.o.s
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THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
mas sIred thousands of both the most dreadful ta-
'ers Read and reflect

WONDERFUL EFFECTS
Lemuei Bonsa of Pttsburg, years useless him
sell and sociey-a mayr to Chs and Feve-ured in less
than three weeks, and improved in eight hours
mary NJ BeiknaP, Sanousky, Ohio, after almost losing
er reason as well as strength by Intermittent Fever with
Chills, restored to health in twenty hours
d. H. Tlton, of Belgrade, Maine, brought ON deaths
door, having suffered for four years made well in five
weeks, and improved in two hours
Adophe Monroe, France, relieved in one hour while
travelling in the of the Fort Wayne Chicago Rail
road. He was apparently dying with chis
Ellen Benson, Lockport, New YORK rescued after seven
years suffering perfect cure.
Thousands Of other prevented and cured every
month, and not single complaint OF the efficiency of the
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nd Ii - W -. = 'lN.NH- AZ ,.lI a ". az VI


p,-.. IkRMkh1ATE POINTS.
Ky leaving in ~ Is A. NJ will connect at Wilmington
lt o51 NJ train, daily Except Sunday for all stations
nnGtwctn Wilmington and Harrington, and on Tuesdays
IhursdaJ ana Saturdays for vi fTd on Moaday. Wed,
neSdays aud Fridays for Seaor by ayIng at 25 NJ
an pfosqre ascpoyer check from Conductor, spend the
n,amt IN NmAstoa, and take the 9S5 i. train for all
st1tigIIE - tween !imngton and Salisbury.
NoIlCtA coOred persons, v-ether bond or free will
% It4ufel 70 tnS some responsible white person. person
y Spw TO the undersigned who will be willing to sign
portion Of the road " ~ ''' "'S
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81 WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
at high rates. apply to ' ~ ~ WI "o"iU'
au27-tf CHART rs pzrN-nppC,c
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a 81 fssss:s=.:ssz-;; FOR THE

&sSsS ess gEiisssssS<FEifzs rVFg7, Nm vy.--...
a., RALflGORE AND ONO RAILROAD
c Ua anu AFTER JULY 5Oth, 1859, the trains viii ran A.
Leave Camden Station Baltimorc-,ia excs,t s,,,s,.
Z; so a ~; Express daily At 400 W. Both Trains 20
Directly through to ALL PARTS OF THE VEST S""T.T.
WEST AND NORTHWEST -- "hoi' "'' III,
FOR VA PASSENGERS
eSWsen baitinore and Piedmont take the 30 l. NJ TRAIN
eetTsen Cumberland and Wheeling, and betes7 i;rson
ana F2rkerSburg, take the LOO P train from, almor
THE FREDERlCR TRAIN leaves BqIIirorI al. il .
and Frederick at 100 A. n ''' a. VIZ -
TIE EliICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at62
H. a' s1e 81 ana 20 ~ and Eiicotts Mills at 45 A
FOR WASHING TON AND THE SoUTR
Leave baltimore at IS and 30 A M and POI!
a On sundays at % A. NJ only Leaves Washington
lOle az 10 anI 740 4. NJ, and 20 and $50 p. NJ or
SInusys at 70 p NJ only The second and third train
Sny rom baltimore stop at way points The second
Iour trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
washington with trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind information, &C. apply to j.
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Once, Camden station
Master OF Transportattiloin
DUMB BELLS. DUMB BELLS.
~ Just received large assortment of DUMB BELLS
all sizes, from 10 20 los. each and which will he sold
low by A. REUTER- n SONS
au29u betw, en- F redeIicte Isl ,Te Cav
MAUDS.
w 20 cases Mems and Boys TRAVELLING SHAWLS
for sale by 49,
FRICK, PHILLIPS & CO.,
e9o-u . South Charles street
QOLTING CLOTHS.-Of superior Quality, all
numbers to No. IL Anchor brand for sale At reduced
pIiSss oS b, Y STARR CO.,
s%FHf ia North street.
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~ 70 WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sg2Sr1 AMERICAN SHIPPERS -Rrsndvw1ra SIrors-
Eioq packed in bbs half bha supplied at short nocs
~ JSIiattlIhH ofder, by JOHN :. PRICE,
70 South street.
zzsasz WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
ssssSN f.W ORLEANS; Good rates and quick desDafcb
gwen Apply to HESLEN * ROGERS, n II corner TPratt
and Gay streets ' ~ W 'Oi nf f. = I ~
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The terrible malady known as the FEVER AND AGuE
has Snitten hundreds Of thousands of persons Throughout
the world year, and has till now been met by
successful medical treatmn that has pro luced sever
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skVa FOR MONTEVIDEO OR BTENOS
- ~ 4 hEkS-Ihe Al fast sailing bark TAIJSMAN
MIN R1mas I baldwin will sail for the above
room net4oef lt For passage, having superior state
so- c. MORTON STEWART,
NJ 70 @.
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St. Domingo........ G1l34 I" Cash.
Throughout the past week there h as prevailed good
demand for Rio and very full prices have been realized
evidenced by the following sales 900 per Nautilus
and 2,l6 balance per Pluribus Unum by auction 18th
inst, at TX cts or trage) and 15S cts. average IS
$1,000 LOO per Henrietta, at 13H and 500 per do
at AN cts ex-shp and 5375 per p c. Warwick in lots
to the trade at l34 Gl4t cts, according to quality
STOCK RIO.
Sept. 22-New Orleans $50. .....,,,,. Q 600 bars
baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-Ghiladelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 400 Z"
25-New York...... $500 "
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OUNNUUM & WEATHFRIY.
coo5s.ort :. .,, , No 1T Smiths wharf
MISSION and all charges thereon promptly maid " 'o"i-
iTeSs to MERCHANTS LINE i1' e'''P'S' aLo an-
Sy n
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&8Ii 8ga0a.
.ltfba ~ 13 E5sssS:S:s-s PHILADELPHIA,
SA-=7- = -f'S----1zsE1 LMINGTuN AND

STRING ARRANGEt,DE5,S'T7t. i'o-'"
Phad iea hi5er VII 4N Is1S gFil RAJ trains
DAiY 3eycant 2ibENF STREET DEPOT
EXPRESS TRAIN At s.so A. n, WAY MAIL at 1913
a. II; EENIEG MAIL at 5.25 p st. ~ ~ iO'''
~ ~ ~ Ma IS at 525 P ~ only. Al trains connect with
-" E r&TI rams except 8 % P. II, on Saturdays
Freight IRAN, with Passenger Car attarbd Jeavas at
ayr sis Goppng at all Stations between Baltimore and
!
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<k1sks FOR MORILE-Thc regular packet
49, = r.ifoh tE Hopkins, master, now loading
ana having the most Of her cargo engaged will have ny
S''G "c'latc' FOR balance freight passage app; 10
s25r N w rF,nLs p q kOGERS,
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sEtssts FOR BOSTON.-The fast sailing bark
- SELAH Gsuld master, is now leading for the
poNepOrtar having the of her cargo engaged viii
nave quick dispatch For freight passage Apply to "
s27tf Nortbpast c tdr-,ei.G b. a. hOGERS,
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s&s54 FOR NEW ORLEANS,-HENDERSON
sSzsa,& co, REGULAR LTNE-The fine shjp JULIET
Sl r master now loading Hender on wharf for the
ABOVE port ana having the portion of her cargo
gagged viii sail with despatch For balance of fret or
passage apply to JOHN HENDERSON 4 CO.
st: -, corner Commerce and Pratt SIS
ariy ~ @~'i ''oi7''' N'"h IHllheil--
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Total stock in New York, &c 900 bags and mats
VIM. SCOTT & SoN.

Coffee Brokers.
Cotton.-The market is rather quiet yet steady; sales
of 800 bales at 10S dl0X cts for Middng Upands and
Cuffs Molasses The market is quiet 2Od25 cts for
Clayed 24d3l cts for Muscovado and 32d39 cts. for
Porto Rico, to quality Sugars have been in good re-
guest at steady rates-sales of 2034 hhds Cuba Ia
cts for fair refined to good grocery grades and 663
boxes No. Havana at So. Refined is steady and in
fair request at HG9% cts. for powdered crushed and
graduated. Whskey is shade lower-saes 400 bbs at
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,sk4tt; FOR SAVANNAH, GA.-FXPRESS
sS= LIN E-The fist sailing schooner MARIA DAVIS
small master is loading for the above mort ana viii
have quick dispatch For baanca fright or passage an
ttSs-Wr ~ W. llESLEN & ROGERS,
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qot SALE, 9rtiggt or Gbatter:

vEs@a WANIED.-A VESSEL of about 900
piSsot DUNNOCK Il WEATHERLY 'f
o---lI III smiths wharf
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x5G* FOR MOBILE.-The bark PETRFA,
th tapt T. j. Surges will have dispatch For FREIGHT
"p.S - FOARD Il ROGERS,
- 10 Bowly's wharf.
xs=A FOR MURFREESBURG, COLERAIN,
~ sStstsh W iNION AND EDENTON, n C-The schooner
" oN capt Caot is recev ng freig hit for the above
'ceS ana WI sail with dispa,ch. Apply to the Capta
on BOARD at Smith and Benefits wharf, or to
u NJ. A. MITCHELL.
. Spears wharf.
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- FUR WILMINGTON, n. C.
49, THE MERCIANTS' REGULAR WEFKTy 1TNF
III III At ~ n TSTIhe A clipper schooner ROBERT
hnA LFn Mitchell having large portion Of cargo on
For freight or passage applvto
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-27

es4a4 FOR LIVERPOOL-The fine Al RoT-
@sszn umore built shiD CONTINENTAL, Cant johnson
now loading at Commercial wharf win follow fh = a.
no ana have despatch. For freight apply TO '''
FUARD IL ROGERS
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-27

xs4z4 FOR NEW ORLEANS-DTSPATCH
TSSss5S LiNE-Loa' IS up town-ONI,Y VESSEL NOW
70 ~ Nh--te line fast sailing bark J. H. CHADBOiJRN
H. d, MasSon, master is now loading at Long Deck and
anhs nearly all her cargo engaged and on board will
nve Inediate despatch For tn bulk bbls freight
VI s5 2' SHSc apply 70 ~ -. HESLEN X ROGERS,
s-l-I " w corner Pratt and Gnv strantr