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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
Come to the Gathering.

By wALrrs AAoANS'
Heres 10 on, lag the Union naE3
The nag ogT la;hers bore 4;
Lei 1t Goal 'rom AtlanIcs granite caS
70 Pacific golden shore.
L., L.. Summer Lc-z- from To Of i.aa
woods,
Shout 10 lac harvest PLAIN,
Ard wake the mountain sO.itudes
WIKI Breckenridge and Lane
Come to the Gathering! Behold
our standard, far and wide.
W star ecipsed-no wrinked fold
Our glory, and our price!
May lis coming future ever re
What all lis past hath been,
Let II wave as tree DER the "thlrty-tHre''
As over the Old Thirteen"
We claim not foT our nominees
That they cau split a rail y
We doubt il. in diplomacles,
The beetle will avail.
We need no vulgar "soubr4uet'
Our object To attain;
lis Law and Unlono clear the way
For Breckenridge and Lane"
We make no ,ordid compromise
We tread no ru!iau Path,
.Te belch fCIth no "barbdraties,"
The bile from four years wrath,
But on, with steady tramp, We come
At ouE couurry's call again,
And our hearts beat time With The Union
drum
Fox Brechuudge and Lane
Through chill Novembers drcary storm,
As the murky, black clouds liz,
Shall loom up Uuion's stately form
Amid the sleet and drift,
Above the tempest's rack and roGt
Shall sweep DER land and main,
The thrilling, patriotic shout
For Breckenridge and Lane!
Come gather meath the Union flag
The iag our Fathers bore;
Let il float from Atlantic's granite crag
TO Pacifc's golden shore.
Unfurl it by the grand Old Sea!
Plant if on village green,
Let 1t wave as free DER the "TliTty-three'
As over the "Oid Thirteenm
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r.. BARBAROEX,
Successor to barbar0uX q SnOwdl

Successor To barbarOuN ~ SnUwdCn,
LOUISVILLE, M,
MANUFACTURER o. Engines. Circular saw
vi Mills, Portable Steam Engines. Min Ma
chinery. ard Worker in Sheet Iron. Copper and
Brass, and every thing else in their line, Al their
Hydraulic Foundry and Machine Shop, Louis
vile. Ky.
Cy-The undersigned has iul powers as Agent
,or The above Works. and will attend punctualiy
To the wants and orders OF planters and Others III
begyil!e and West Baton Rouge. He hopes 10
receive a portion of their patronage.
Tvs \. ST. DIZIER. Agent.
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E'enfe do Succession,

COgR DC 6TE. DISTRICT. Ju-
I aci1,r., garoisso GljerciLe, EsGtA "a
L0UjStlHe.
Dams les SUGGESTIONS lie Nur>iiic la
croiA It Rosaiie Mcloucon suI cpou,c,
tpuS dcuX decides.
En- vcrtu Qua Ordre oH dcCret a moi atres
Sc par rlIon'blc. Cour IN Come District
.judiciaire lie rEta, Dc IA Lodr>anc IN ct pnlr
Ia paro.Sse dlberyl.c, Poi,ant date du = de
Juliet 1850, J'cXporcrai en- Vcute ruJjquc au
plus otiraut ct dcrnier cncherlsSeur,
JsaEi s 6 5opr de SsylrmJ5 proohoia,
1860, a II hcures y. NJ. d Ia residence dcs dts
decides dams Ia dltc prro,sse les propritt,s
suiyantcs, appartenant aux SUGGESTIONS &c
DorviIle Lacroix ct Rosaiie Melaueun, son
epouse, tous GruxdGctdCS, sayo,r
ISrrc.
|. UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE
situe dams la paroisse dlbervIlic sur la rive
droiie ia tleuve Mississippi apcu pres a soix-
ante Quinze arpen;s de la rive Din dit ~ilcuvc,
c0ntenant apeu pres doUze arpents de super
icies plus on moins ct borne Cmme suit, Sa-
yo,r sur la face pax terre d .AntoincD ubuclcL
f. N. c, en- haut par terre dc William y, Hart.
man. ct en- has par rhabitation de Wiihiam
/ NJ. Thompson & John Il. Thompson, ct Ell ar
riere par terre appartenant aux heritIerS de ia
Veuve Pierre Lacr DIX (maintenant a a. +.
Hartmann avec tons les BatisSes ct AmeliOra-
tons gui sont dcssus ct qui y appartlenncnt.
q. EscLdceS.
!. ELIZA, agGe de 26 ans, ,niirmc Dune
main) ct son enfant FRANK, age de S mois.
3. PAMELA, negrltte, agce dc IL ans.
8. Proprietea WoJiLieres.
Une Vache MORE; un Taarcau; une TaurC
de deux ans; une Nache tachetCe ct son veauX
un PaSse partout; une Coftre d'Outils.
La terre sera vendu comme suit, SAVIOR III
quart du priH de Padj Indication payable en- touI
Mars lS61-un quart en- tout Mars lSG2-ur
quart en- tout Mars 1863, ct un quart en- tout
Mars 1864. Les ~esclaves payable CONNIE
suit, SAVIOR: cent piastres compliant sur cha
que esclave on famille d'esclaves, ct la balance
du prix dc l'adjudication payable I'm quart er
tout Mars 1861, un quart en- tout Mars 1862
une quart en- tout Mars 1868 ct I'm quart c!
tout Mars 1861, ct les mohiliers payable Ell
tout le mos dc Mars 1861. Les acquereur!
fourniront leurs billets endoss6s a la ~satisrac
ton de administration dc les diteS success
Sions pavable a lolfice du Recorder de Ia pa,
roisse d'lberville, ct hypotheque speciale seri
rctenu sur Ia terre ct e~sclaves pour assurer Il
Placement des dts billets ct tous interets gu
pourralt Y survenir. Les billets fournis por
teront intGret a raison de HUT pour cent pa
an de lecheance jusqu'a parfait Placement.
BALTHAZAR RlLS, Eucanteur.
Juliet 81, 1860. ausl
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agents Wanted.

Fifty Dollars a Month, and all Expenses paid.
A N active Agentis wanted in every County in the
~ United States and Canaaas. 10 solicit orders
aud introduce our New National Double Thread so
Sewing Machine. Warranted equal 10 any high
priced machine. Practical for every family, Which
makes il the cheapest and most popular machine IT
existence. A limited number of responsible Agents
are wanted. to travel and solicit orders by Sample, a
a salary Of $50 per month and expenses. Bushes;
permanent. Address, with stamp, for condition:
and instructions, J. w. HARRIS,
Shoe aud Leather Exchange,
jy2G-2m Boston, Mass.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

FLoUxCEs TO BE GALL THE RAGE" AGAIN.
Tho latest Paris fashions tell US that
dresses are again universally trimmed
with flounces, as better suited than any
thing else to the light material used at
this season. These, however reach only
half way up the skirt, and are often or
namented with rucheS Of narrow ribbon
or a small volan of silk cut outand laid
at the edge of each 1ounce. The sleeves
are worn open, and the body is frequent
ly made low, with a pelerino ortichu over
II.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

LAST IsLAYD-Thc llth inst, during
the late storm, Last Island, it is said,
was covered with water to tie depth of
three feet. Gallon Island suffered no
damages, as it was protected by Tim
haliGr and q bar in front
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
KETTLE SETTING.
4 Labor OF Years Reduced to u
Few Days.

FJAVING been induced by frequent sollciia-
II ton, to make public the science OF Kettle
Setting that I practice, ! hereby give notice 10 all
persons desiring TO acquire i knowledge oil The
All. thal Will give them instructions Tor The
Setting Gf Kettles, lor either wood or coal, on az
plirariOn 10 me.
Nv system is based upon principles, the plan
sihllIty and correctness oI which admit al no con-
trahiciiul, which are quickly and iully compre-
bruded. and therefore moi liable To- hc easily lot.
gotten.
have models loI i've different constructions
of Kettles, aud desisus By winch instruction L.
made easy. and the art soon acquired. Copies
of designs OF drawings are given Ia those whom
| instinct. All those To whom teach my sys-
TEN, are also assisted by my services, II required.
Instructions are only gwen 10 those who have
been h,ree or four years at the business al Kettle
Scffius, and are good workmen.
Fol further particulars, inquire, by letter oI
otherwise, OF the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PLaucm,no, Parish Of Ibcr, HE La Feb. ~, letU.
| Refer to-Dr. C. Clement, lberville.
Louis Desobry, ST.,
Gervais Il Roman Scblatre,
John Schlatre,
- Sylvan Marionneaux,
Z" Edward J. Gay,
Jas. c. Woods, West Baton Rouse.
" Dan. II. Hickey, do
i" Thompson ]. Bird, East Baton Rouge
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

MAD. DURAND presents her compliments to
ll the ladies of iberville, and informs them that
she has returned TO Plaquemine, and has recon-.
menceJ her occupation Of FANCY ORES MA
KING, &c. &c, and trusts 10 receive a renewal Of
the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon her.
Her residence for the present is the house at the East
corner Of Bank and Pipkin streets, formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. ST. Dizief. V7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
z.
Fancy Baker and COnfeciiOncr-

DESFECrFULLY informs families
II and others OF PIasueinine aud .~ber--s
vile. that he is al all times prepared 10 ~
iurnish parties with Cake and Confectionery an
every styls. aud manufactured in a manner not
surpassed anywhere. He viii furnish any tulns
that may be required il AIS line al the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms
Bakery at the couneI OF Bank AMI Grcaui
streets. myi2
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NOTICE.
To Planters and Merchants.
BARRELS! BlRRELSl -.

The undersigned, one Of the Oldest Coopers in
the Parish, having o mpleted his arrangemts, and
navibg purchased a large Stock Of Meterais,is
now prepared 10 furnish Planters, Merchants and
others, with as good an article Of MOL.ASSRS
BARRELS and hall do, as can be manufactured
None but old and experienced workmen employ
ed, and none but the best materials used. ff
He will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their orders in time.
His old friends and customers will please give
him a call.
His work having heretofore given satisfaction
10 his patrons, he Mil use has best endeavors TO
please all who call upon him.
His shop is located between Villier and Gre
aud SITS. fronting the Bayou f.ss.f "a
al59- mhG FREDERICK BAGGE. 5
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
New Butchery.

C-sa The Undersigned respectfully informsthe
Apublic that he has purchased the old and
well known Butchery of F. Smith, and thai he
intends TO keep his stall well supplied with the
best Object, Mutton, Pork, &c. By a stric at
iention to his business in the above respect he
hopes to have a share OF public patronage, and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smith, old
custUm-cs.
p. 1. The carts will run as usual down the
Coast and TO the Park,
dec25-ly BERTRAM BEYRS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01
HARPER,S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

TERMS
One Copy for One 10
Two Copies tor One 90
Three or more Copies for One Year lenchJ...2 90
AHd Ga E1tra C0pg grads, yor erery CIat Of Ten
SUBSCRIBERS
HARPER's WEEKLY and HARPER's MAGAZINE
toePther, one year, : ! 90.
The Postage upon "Harper's Magazine, must b,
paid at the Office rhere IL is receired. The Postag,
is TLirty-sir Cents a gear.
HARPER N ~BROTHERS, Publishers,
af,4tt Franklin Square, New York.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

B~REcKINRIDGE AND DoUGLAs Stephen \.
: Douglas is called the little Giant and
an exchange paper says that John
Breckenridge is "Jic5. the Cant hi-
lar -
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.NagMOft0 COmee-HOuSe
PlaQuemine Street.

THE undersigned having opened the above es-
Enlistment an Plaquemine street, opposite
the Market house, trusts that his friends and the
public will continue the patronage they have 50
literally bestowed heretofore. He will always
keep on hand the
Best of Liquors.,
and feels assured that he will always be able
to satisfy the tastes and Jtdgppent Of his customers.
ny2-ly +. MECKLIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
r. a.
SnotucCary. Chemist """ "'"
G,si-
Coyprr lIoin and Ba"f Sffe"'S'
PLAQUEMlNE, La,
q Bees leave 10 call the attention o.
II his friends aud the pubic III s'"e''' ~
EMIS Ncrly Selected SIocf
Rr3 Oh
Medicines,
and Chemicals,
which he guarantees p''".
PlysicIaus' prescriptions VIII receive palu'u-
far attention at all hours OF the day 81 night.
The Patronage q. til, public IsIesFeciiu'y So
Hri'oi,
DAINTS. Oils, V~arnisLcs, Brushes,
/ Window Glass, Putty, e., for sale by
iyIi R.A. KEARNY.
ETAT!ONEEN-Lcttcr, Capand Note
= PAPER: Envelopes, all kinds Blank Books, a
large assortment, tyl safe BY
W.l X \, hhahNl.
CHAMPAGNES - Eugene tIjquot,
\ Heid,leck. CIiguJ; PousaIIm-by the bot
he OF J4-~-l ior sale by yr,r~v
WI l. y hENi'N''
CLAEET-LaGttc. Leriile, Chateau
NJrraIv. &c. iCg sale by
WHlSNEY-Ol Jamaica
" Rum, Ariser,e. Fine Cordiai>. Ne lor sale
b. lTII H. 4. hEAl'NN'
CIGARS-For those requiring a fine
- Cigar. | can offer inducements seldom met
with; lor sale by Rs. krAnsy
TOBACCO-SmokinG and Chewing,
1 several qualities, lor sale by ,r,pxv
IVA IL, a hEH"Nl-
HUlNA WNRE-yascs-a large va
X ricly, which J will sell al and below cost;
tlt Il. \. kI.tINl.
T,iNCY GROCERIES, Sardines-
I EoIeI and Svellerox Brands: Oysters. Lob,
,,,,s. salmon. Loaf Crashed and Powdered ia.
gars. Preserves. Pickles, Almonds, l;aIsIns, Bis
qui.s, sc, lr s4.eby
OARDEN SEKDS-Ncw Crop-cv
N cry v~ariety-Tumir, Red Top, and Fla
Du'ch, Tor sale by
yll IA kEARNf.
Snrc Year FrMit.
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SHre Year ErHlf.
Il lOIEE IND HEE %! III
n2Y G99Nso &N9SSNS
RR0wAEE STORE,
Main street, p!&GHcHnInc.

T'HE public generally, and our friends in par
L IiculaI. viii please take notice that We have
formed a CoTarinership, rented FOUG fHc rooms
in Mrs. F. smiths new b~uiljiu., near the Court
house. where they sre now receiving and opening
doiJbt agi rel SEATED SiDrf Of
Nn" GOODS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

MATTHEW PARK. MATTHEW MCIINTOCK.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-01

GARDEN SEKDS-Nyw CroP-cv
N cry Variety-rurir, Red Top, and Fla
Du'ch, Tor sale by
iyIl Z. \ KEARNY.
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS. THE HIGH
| u and Hnviad IL
FORECLOSURE SALE


SiAiE9 OF, MINNESOTA - DISTRICT
~ COURT, FOURTH JupIcIAL p1sTR1c7
COUNTY OF BENTON. I93f
oyorah yanNest against William Colby. ]. Hart.
'on D''' iienry . Monroe, and c. B. VanNest.
oNsoANT TO judgment and decree of Grec,o.
nay OF June, 1860 the undersigned he s ,ne
ne1'on county appointed in and by said Indaao. =.
anu oecree, 10 execute the same. win sel - ST.
Juc.ion 70 Inc highest bidder for cash >, thd
aoor o. LAYS Hyperborean Hotel, in Sank R,, ,adn'
1850 ~ uy .s % penton' on the Sd day of August
premises doscrhod iiai clock, a. M, the following
wit: ''s"'eht and decree, to
81 , ne usd'V'ded two-thirds part Of Blocks N,,,os
Two, hVe' seven, eight thirty-hreo. tb;r,'',a
ona "s, o''y-t"o, slXty-eight, seventy. seran,,
s;m e' sesenty-two, seventy. four, seveutv-tbroa 10y
and in,. u lot ten in said Block seventy three
Ri u' nVe' SIX, seven, eight and nine j.; - !
DioeN SIX. Also the undivided ,uo th:I h.n1 III SAID
me Westerly halfot Block eighty also the part oi
n;no p'lt OF All that part of Blocks SIT 80
e sna sixty hve lying north Of the soc,n I
oa.as ~. secuons twenty-three and ,u,a,. '."e
lots three " rone ne United States survey, except;n9
VI VI .h'ee. lour, five. six, seye, a;ak. kno'P'.hg
ana ten IN said block sixty-iye. a.. e'snl' nine
vioed two-thlrds part of all that naca o, 'ae undl
,and bounded on the north or norber H. ~ ptrcel OF
l'ne on tne east or easterl By River section
south by block eighty, aforesaid and on ,So On the
SSSsdy S%sitssy by the the Ses, or
G. Hurd to jsanih atf Rsse assei q sod sold VIM
.wo-thrds part Of lots -one, three, suaVided
.wentysesen, and twenty eight in block ts,. SIX,
nso the undivided half Of lots seven and ,nree
piqsk also the undivided ye-ss,s =. IN
tlosr thirty-ve, ,thy-sx thirty seven and
y NJ or SO much thereof as ma, be necessars
and interes, 0uni Que on said mortgage with costs
-~ 'sAASASSAs III MrNATrnN Sses
-, Sheriff of Benten Con,,, N.
saak Rapids, June 20, 1850 SEQ" e'an'y' minn. !
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Beneroleat Institution established Jy sptcial
EndoWmenf for the Relief Of the Sick and
and DISTRESSED, afflicted Nth Viru-
lent and Epidemic Disa1sss
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LEGAL .NOTcrrEs
DY virtue OF an execution issued ont of and nm
- der the sessl Of the na,r;n. e. = e. a.

DY virtue or m execution issued ont ofand nm.
~ der The seal ol the District Court for tho
Fourth Judicial District in and ror The Comfy "A
Benton, State Of Minnesota, upon n ;udynrnt rem.
dered the Tenth day Of Mach A y lsEo and
docketed in the Clerk Of Courts office for the county
of Benton on the 18th day Of March A. ID. 1880
in an action wherein James Fl. Place Is Plaintiff, and
Burnham Hanson the sole surviving partner ofthe
late firm of Hanson and Place, caparinership which
consisted ofihe said Burnham Hanson and the Int.
Moses Place DEPENDENTS, in favor OF said Plaintiff
(Which said Judgment is new assigned to Asa Lib
by,) and against said Burnham Hanson surviving
partner aforesaid, for the sum Of Fourteen HUNDRED
and forty-hve 59-l00 Dollars, with interest from
the 10Th day Of March, 1860, and costs. I have
This 10th day Of June A. D. 1850, Levied on all the
interest which the said Buraham Hanson as the sole
surviving partner of he 'ate firm OF HaDson Place
had o' ln' and 10 the following real aud personal
estate, on the 4th day of October, A. ID, 1889. To
wlt:-BIocks Nos. two, three, four, fourteen and
seven, excepting lot no. one said block seysn-
Also the tract Of Land between Block fourteen and
Land belonging 10 Burnham Hanson and Lewis
Clark, said tract being 500 feet wide The steam
saw mill on Blocks nos. and 4 with the engine
boiler and fixtures, also the booming privileges be.
longing to said mill. Lots one, two, and part Of
three, IN Block one. Lots one and tn o in Block
eI9ht,-Aiso the apurenances on all or ahy Of lha
above mentioned property or IN any wise belonging
thereto.
Al Of the above property is situated in the town
OF W atab as surveyed by George w. Sweet, in ths
County OF Benton and State of Minnesota.
Notice Is hereby given that will sell the above
property at Public Auction TO the highest bidder Tor
cash. at the front door Of the Hyperborean Hotel in
Sank Rapids, County Of Benton Aforesaid on Salur-
day the 1lh day of August S60at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day, TO satisfy the said execution
win interest and costs. III. MCMAHON,
- Sheriff OF Benton Co., Mnn
81. y MOORE, Plaintiff 5 Attorney. n2l
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which for quantity, quality and STYLE cannot be ex
ceed in this city. Their stock of
AND PROVISIONS
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the condition
- - OF mortgage made and dated August l9
1901, Wherein Charles F.. Hiilformcrly of Hcpnepir
.ouniy' Minnesota, is Mortgagor and s. j. Mason
= ho'tgagee, by which the said Charles f. Hill
,,noftgaged and conveyed unto The said :. j. Masor
ms heifs and assigns, the following described piece.
i"G' sunaled IN Benton County, State Chen Ter
,tory) oi Ntnnesota and described as follows viz
northwest quarter (D Of section hirty-three (32)
ana the SOUTH half % Of the southwest quarter (4
Q! section twentveight (2S) all in Township thirty.
six' (36) North Of Range thirty (3O) West con.
plln'ng two hundred and forty (240) acres Of land
~ "ec9'ding TO Government Survey, to secure TO the
s"'u j. MASON his heirs and assigns the pavment
oi ten hnndred and sixteen dollars @lOl6.) and in
lerest alter nine months from the date of said moi
al me rate of three per cen, per month until
Pal aoie according TO the terms Of the note de-
ro.ioeu ~ SAID mortgage. Said mortgage was duly
9FGed IN the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
s"ia oouny oi Benton, August 22d, 1857, at o'cl'k
a., ~ - "a nook .B ofMorfgages, pages 96 and 81
|no- oo sum oI el9htyseven dollars and thirty cents
~ was paid on said note an mortgage on the
ioth day OF June, 1858, that there is claimed TO he
at me date oil this notice the sum Of ten hundred
iu seventy dollars and twenty on cents( 5000 2I
mat no SUIT or proceedings at law or otherwise have
ee had TO recover the debt secured bv said note and
haa se nor any part thereof, hat no part thereof
""s peeh rald or collected except as above stated
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given, that bv
V'r,ue o power of sale in said mortgage contained
a"u pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided the said mortgaged premises will be sold
4 pSDhc auction TO the highest bidder for cash n
= .ne roh aoof OF the Office ofthe Register Of Deeds
~ oauk RAPIDS IN said County Of Benton and State of
Minnesota, September 5th, 1860, at 10 O'Clock -
OF that day, to satisfy the amount of princinsI and
interest due on said note and mortgage together v;'h
costs and expenses allowed by law. WIN
Dated July 10th, 1860.
. ), $. J. MASON, Mortgage
K. NJ. JoHssos, Attorney for Mortgage.
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sHERIFF SALE

el V.riue Of an execution issued out Of and
- under the seal Of the District Court for the
Fourth Judicnl District in and for the County If
Benton, state OF Minnesota, upon Judgment rem
dered on the 9th day Of February A. ID. 1850. and
d9cketed IN the Clerk Of Courts office fr the county
toi bcnton on the 9th day of February A. ID. 1860.
IN an action wherein Abert TIodrdon is Plaintiff AMI
Bmnhan Hanson as the sole surviving partner ofthe
late firm Of Hanson aud Place. copnrtnership which
consisted of the said Burnhan Hanson and The late
Moses Place Deiendents, in favor OF said Plaintiff
(Which sad Judgment Is now assigned to Asa Libby
and against said Bnrnham IInnson as surviving
pertler aforesaid, for the Sum o seven hundred onJ
ninety i've Dollars, with interest from the 81 day
of Felrary 1860, aud costs have this Goth dav ot
June, A. -. 1860, Levied on all the interest which
tho sad Bnruham Hanson the sole surviving mart
ner Of the late firm 81 Hanson and Place, had Of in
and 10 the following real and personal estate on the
9TH day Of October, \. ID. 1859, TO Wit Block.
nos t"o- three, fonr, fourteen and seven exceutinp
ot no. one in said block seven. Also the tract Of
land between Block fourteen and Land belonging 70
l}mnham Hanson aud Lewis CLARK, said tract being
300 feet wide. The steam saw mill on Blocks nos
three and four, with the engine, boiler and fixtures
also the booming privileges belonging 10 said mill
Lots one, two, and part Of three, in block no. one
Lets one and two in block eght,-Also the apurte-
nances on all Or any Of the above mentioned proper.
y OF aoywise belonging thereto.
All Of the above property il situated n The towr
Of Watab as surveyed by George w Sweet, in tho
County oi Benton and State of Minnesota
Notice is hereby given that will sell the above
property at Public Auction, 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, at the front door of the Hyperborean Ho-
tel 10 Sauk Rapids County Of Benton aforesaid, on
Saturday the llth day u August 1860 at 10 l. 4oclk
IN the forenoon Of that day. to satisfy the said txecu
tion, with interestand costs. IL. MCMAHON,
:, Sheriff Of Benton Co.. Min.
w VI s. MOORE, Plaintiff > Attorney n22
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ST. ANTHONY ADVERTISEMENTS.
~~~~-~~~-~->~S-~s~~~~
s-.8A MINNESOTA ~
8 .Jescelry Store.

EAST END SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
s51ea "A N Il ll@ N 70 MnQMET A.
i.L subscriber would most respectfully in
-, iorm the public generally, that he has a
'pie'e assortment of everything usually found in
FIRST CLASS JEWELRY STORE,
consisting in part as follows - --
FfHe English Lerers, Dupler Chronometers.
Detached and Lapine TPdtches, in Gold and
Salrer Cases
| am also Agents for the celebrated, RAIL
Road AND AMERICAN WATCHES. Fine
void, Diamond, Etruscean, Coral, Mosaic and
Cameo Goods, such as Pin, Ear, and Finger Rings,
Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Bracelets, Belt Buckles,
i-ockets, Seals, Keys, Spectacles, Etc.
SILVER & PLATED WATCHES.
Having had several years experience in the manu-
iacture OF Silver Ware, we prepared 10 furnish
any amount or style, hich warrant Pure ss Coin
Table, Tea and Deser' Spoons, Knives and Forks,
Cups, Goblets, Pie, Fruit and Butter Knives, Tea
and Coffee Services, Trays, Ladels, Napkin Rings.
Salt and Mustard Spoons OF all kinds, both Solid
Silver and Plated. Plated Castors and Cake Baskets
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, &c.
| shall keep on hand as complete an assortment
Of Fancy Goods as can be found in Minnesota Vic
Inns, Violin Strings, Bows, Rosin, Screws Tale
Pieces, etc. Perfumcry, Hair Brushes and Combs
at low prices.
CT CKS
Of every description. Eight Day and Thirty Hour,
with or without Alarums 10th Weight and Spring
We are also agents for SETH THOMAS CLOCKS.
tha best clock made in the United States.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
The proprietor will devote his personal atten-
ton this branch Of The business and all persons
leaving work with him cen rest assured that il will
he done promptly, and WARRANTED TO GIVE SAT.
IsFACTIoS. Engraving done to ORDER Clocks
cleaned and all kinds of JeweIry neatly repaired
invite all to call and see me, and will be
happy to show my goods, whether you purchase or
not.