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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-05-25
CHERIFF'S SALE-STATE OF MIN.

~ NESOTA, COUNTY Of FARIBAULT-SS.-By
virtue OF execution issued and under the seal
Of the District Court, in and for the county of Blue
Earth, State of Minnesota upon judgment entered in
said county the third day of February A. d. 1860
in an action wherein Aaron N. dukes is plaintiff and
John Manning is defendant, in favor of said plaintiff
hundred end ortyseven dollars and eighty four cents
which said judgment was docketed in the county of
Faribault the seventh day Of February leo,
and whereas warrant of attachment having been is
sued in said action the property OF the said de-
PENDANT and to directed and delivered, by virtue OF
which did upon the 10th day of November, 1859 seize
and attach all the right title and interest of the defen
dant John Manning, Of in and to the following real
tate lying and being in Faribault county, State Min
nesOta, described as follows, VIZ: -.-t
Commencing at the northwest corner of block number
ninety -four 1871 in the town of Blue Earth City running
thence south, on the east line of Valencia street forty
north, forty l4O] feet thence west. hundred and
twenty feet the south line of Sixth street to the point
OF beginning being parts of lots four 4 and FIVE ISL in
said block No. ninety -four, the same designated
Faribanlt State of Minnesota Snd all the appurenances
and buildings and Improvements thereon or connected
herewith.
Also, lots A. 6, and T. in block 60 and lots l. e.
and in block % and lots and in block 46, In said
town of Blue Earth City the of record in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Farbau county, Min
nesOa.
Notice hereby given that by virtue of the said
ton, Will sell the above described real estate and
all the ri hit title and interest that the defendant John
Manning, had in or to said premse the said 10th day
OF November A. ID. 1852 and the time of the docket.
ing OF said judgment as aforesaid, any time there
office of the Register of Deeds Farbault County ON
Monday the 18th day Of May, 1860 d. 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day. satisfy said execution loge
Their with interest and costs thereon
Dated at Blue Earth City Feb. %, 1860.
apr13-w7w Sheriff of said County,
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A Fla shionable Love Letter.

Momus publishes the following letter just
received from lover who went abroad to
see the prize-fght. An explanation of the
current slang in which it is written, is ap-
pended
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NOTICE OF JUDGES ORDER TO

~ SHOW CAUSE.
By order of Thomas Wilson, Judge Of the District
Court
Notice is hereby published order req urng a,he
creditors Of George SanbOrn of the city WiEona
the county of Winona, in the Stale of Minnesota an
solvent debtor peIitoning for the benefit Of the
the relief of nsolvent deb to show cause any they
have, before the lid Judge of the District Court his
Office in the city OF Wnona, in the county of WnOna, in
the state of Minnesota the 10Th day of July next,
10 clock in the rensOn of that day, why the prayer of
the petition should not be granted.
Dated this 2lst day Of March, A.D, 1860
SARGEANT 4 FRANKLIN,
u8r3O-wl0w Attorneys for Petitioner.
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CT U 3 r A T E S.

The PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT for the
Presidential Campaign, from May LIST to No
vember 10th will be forwarded to clubs at the
following rates:
Daily Copies to one address ....... $500
10 Daily Copies to one address, ........ $500
Weekly Copies to one address 900. 800
10 Weekly Copies to one address ....... 500
20 Weekly Copies to one address ...... 1000
so Weekly Copies to one address ....... $500
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE PAID IN ADVANCE.
Address PIONEER PRINTING CO.,
St. Paul.
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MOSES MORSE, Mortgage,
j. s. d d. NJ. DEMON, At Orneys. ap2Q-W7w
CTATE OF MINNESOTA - DIS

NTATE OF MIN NESOTA - Dis
~ TRICT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
COUNTY OF MOWER. '.'
William Goodrich, assignee, Plaintiff against James
B. Glover. MOrtgagor, Henry E. Mezger Jacob Hidell
G. g. Ripley Curtis, Miller + Co, subsequent incum.
brancers, defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue Of judgment Of foreco.
and sale made 10 the action on the
ninth day OF December, AID 1852 he subscriber. Shsr
i'll of said county tor such purpose duly appointed will
sell at public vendue, at the sherias Office, the vii
lage or Austin in said county of Mower and State of
Minnesota, the 9th day of July, A. D. 1861 a, ten
O'Clock NJ of said day, the real estate and mortgaged
premises described by said Judgment to be sold and
described as follows to wit
The south half OF the northwest quarter of section No.
thirteen, in township No. hundred and three north
of range No fourteen west lying and being in county
Of Mower and state of Minnesota.
Dated Sd May, A. D., 1860.
GEO. W. BISHOP
Sheriff of Mower County. Minnesota
CAMERON JOHNSON, Attorneys my:l-w6w
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BEN CAUNT's. ST. MARTINS LANE,
LONDON, April 20, 1860.

pended:
BEN CAUNTs. ST. MARTINS LANE,
LONDON, April 20, 1860.
DEAREST EMMA Your last reached me
on the day after the mill l blessings on
the darling bunch of fives ~ that serbs
bled it. l kissed the signature again and
again, for the sake of the dear little daddle
ri that will one day make me the happiest
buffer [3l going. How shall describe my
feelings on reading it? If our glorious
Benicia had administered an auctioneer [4l
on my knowledgeb box ISL couldn't have
been more completely erased 81. Tears
came into my peppers z as | devoured
those lines of love and tenderness, as eager
ly as ever milling cove Isl in training
walked into g his raw beet steak. A boy
might have foored me by tap over the
snuffar tray [lO] with his little finger. And
the sight of the photograph of your lovely
mug IL almost overpowered me! How
well | recall each teature!-those ogles [l2],
blue as the midsummer sky-that cOnk III
with its delicate aquiline curve-that rosy
Tipped tater-trap IA those worries Isl
whittier than the whitest pearl-that fair
skin where the claret [l6] nantes and
bushes. Again and again did press the
counterfeit presentment to my kisser III,
wishing that the dear original were present,
her nut l8] reclining lovingly on my bread
basket l9l her Grafton trap l20] murmur-
ing words of endearment in my Jugs 2l1,
her mawley [22] clasped in the ripper l23l
of her adorer.
All, Emma love has got my pimple ia
in chancery I25] and is 6bbing [26] away
merciessly, giving me no end of nasty uns
I27l; the pepper [28] endure from him
is past telling-he may 60 in and finish me
any day. He has it all his own way l
can't counter [29] on his mob 30] or do
anything but take my punishment. And I
don't care how soon the sponge is thrown
up in token of victory.
Yours eternaly,
III Fight. ri Hand. [3] Man, Individual
[4l Knock down blow. Isl Head (6l Pros.
trated. III Eyes: Isl Fighting man. [S] Ate.
LlOl Nose. iii Face. III Eyes. [lsl Nose.
Il4l Mouth. [l5] Teeth. [l6l Blood. I'M
Mouth. isl Head. [l9] Breast. [2Ol Mouth.
Til Ear. [22l Hand. 1881 Hand. [24] Head.
[25] Head under left arm. 1851 Administering
blows. [27] Severe blows. 1881 Do. [2S]
Reciprocation of blow. 1907 Head.
A NEW Posi- OFFICE has been established
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A NEW Posi- OFFICE has been established
at Egantown, Dakota county, in this State.
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Sheriff of Mower County, Minnesota
CAMERON 4 JOsNSoN, Attorneys. my:l-w6w
IN PROBATE COURT. RAMSEY

/ N IhODAIE COURT, RA MSEY
l. COUNTY, STATE OF MINNESOTA-Ata Special
Term of the Probate Court held and for the County
Ramsey at St Paul on Monday the It'll day of May, A.
ID. 1860, in the n after OF the estate OF Mary Mason
Present, F.. HoYr, Judge. On reading and filing the
petition Of Lyman Dayton, PRAYING for reasons therein
issue to j. J. Noah it is ordered that Wednesday the
Both day of May, 4 d. 1860 at 10 O'Clock in fore
noOn be assigned for the hearing Of said petit on and
that The heirs at law of the said deceased all other
persons iHtere ted in said estate required appear
at session of the Probate Court then to be holden and
show if any there be- why the prayer of said pc
titioner should Lot be gr nted.
And it is furler ordered that the said petitioner Give
uoce all persons interested in said OF the pen
dency of the sad petition and the hearing thereof by
causing copy OF this order be published the PiO
neer and Democrat newspaper published at ST, Paul.
in said County of Ramsey for three successive
previous 10 said day Of hearing
maySd3w j. HOYT Judge Of Probate
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CTAPLE GROCERIES.-WE HAVE
~ in Store and to arrive. the LARGEST STOCK Of
Staple Groceries ever brought TO this market, and
dealers from the country are requested to call and
anime our Stock and Price List before going below.
f j. @. H. @. BURBANK,
Corner Levee and Sibley street.
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ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

M y X Il Il A u f. FORECLOSURE
U1 Morgagors-William Hanson and Hannah Han.
son. his wife, Of Hennepln County. Minnesota.
Undergraduates Morse of Burlington, in the STATE Of
Vermont.
Date of Mortgage-October 2lst, 1858.
When and where Observation-Disclosures 23d, 1858, at ten
O'Clock An. in the Office OF the Register of Deeds
Ramsey county, Minnesota, in Book Of Mortgages
pages Is, II and Is.
Description OF Mortgaged Premises-The south half of
the northwest quarter Of section No twenty.seven, in
township No. twenty nine, of range No. twenty three
containing eighty acres. according to government
vey be it more or less, situate in Ramsey county, Min
nesota with all and singular the privileges and appur
tenances thereunto belonging
Amount claimed due at the date hereof-Ih ree thou.
sand four hundred and eight 49, 00 dollars.
Default has been made in the condition of the above
described mortgage by which the power If sale therein
contained has become operative, and proceedings
claimed to be due.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that the mort.
gagged premises aforesaid by virtue of the power
in said mortgage contained and 10 pursuance thereof
and of the statute in such made and provided will
be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder by the
Sheriff OF said Ramsey county, or of his deputies
the front door of the Court House in the city of ST. Paul.
in said the Oh day Of June, A. D. 1862 at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon to satisfy the amount then due
upon said mortgage and the costs and charges such
sale.
MOSES MORSE Morfpapee
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Real Estate for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Mill, situated
Mt Goodwin's Mills, in Dayton, containing two
runs of stones, corn cracker ard bolt, with
improved water-whecls, nearly new. Also
Carling Machinein good repair. Also, Clap
board and Single Machine, with Splitting Ma
chine and ali necessary machinery and saws for
manufacturing Clapbosrds, Shingles, and the
Ike. driven by one Of John -yler's Improved
Patent Portable Iron Water Wheels, the best
water wheel which the subscriber has any ac-
auaintance with.
Failing health Is the only reason | have for
the sale of the above property. IL has been q
nro6table investment, and may be made, by
malicious management the means Of giving .
competence to the purchaser In few year..
NE will also sell the following described lots
OF land, viz A lot about 40 by 30 feet, with
q small store on same, at Goodwin's Mills VII.
lave. Also, about 9 acres, comprising some Of
Also about 1 of On acre adjoining the last
n,mei lot. with Q convenient House. Wood
house. and stable with good well Of water.
fitted up the present season, aud occupied as .
parsonage. Also, about 40 acres (more or
iessI of very valuable timber and wood land,
/ mile from Goodwin's Mills, on the road TO
Wadlin's Mill Also. IL acres Of wood and
timber land near Cooks Brook, in Lyman.
Also. one undivided half Ola 20 acre lot in CON-
mon with Frederick I. Hill, In Dayton near
the residence Of the late Jonah Hill. Also.
about IS acres Of pasture and wood land, ad-
joining the farm Of Robert Clea,es, in Dayton.
Also, about acres Of valuable salt marsh, In
Kennebunkport, near vaughn's Island. Also,
. good Hay field In Kennebunkport and Biddi.
ford, near 81. John Dement'S, containing IL
acres Also, i0-2iths Of Hills Saw Mill pri-
yilegc. at Goodwin's Mills.
For further particulars. inquire Of the sub
.criber AT his residence at Gooduin's Mills.
DANIEL HILL, ID.
Dayton, Sept 22nd, 1850. i2wio
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DR.. v,.,.r'. B.i.am Of wild Cherry.

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wEsrrigLp Mass, 18th Nov. 1854
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/ NEW MEDICINE
DR.. Bells
BRITISH INvIaoRAToR,
Female Restorative.
u..d In England for 30 years past

Thero ,r, Hundreds Of females In our country
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their ser. which can DO relied upon 10 cure, and
which comes within the bounds Of reason a.
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For that peculiar depTaved state OF the general
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Cessation OF the Menses at the Turn OF Lie,
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

yIYIIEREAs Moses Steward OF Wells, In the
w County OF York, and State OF Maine, by his
moryAge deed. dated October nth, 1854, conveyed
10 EIra Stewart OF said Wells, In mortgage To
secure the payment of his said Moses stewards note
OF hand 10 said Ezra Stewart. described In said
deed the following described real estate situated
In said Wells win. t-One half of q certain lot OF
land, together with one half OF all the buildings
standing thereon, laying In said Wells. on the
southwest side OF the road at the head OF the Ogan-
quit lots. ard adjoining land OF George II. Little
field on the south side, and from thence running
east by the road 10 land OF Abraham Goodale, Jr.
thence running up about q northwest course, by
the said GOOdale's land. and land Of John stewart
Jr.. To land of Abner y. kimball and nom thence
running southwest by George u. Littlehed's land
10 land OF Hammond Merriaeld and from thence
running down about southeast course, by said
Merriheld's land. and land OF George u. Lttleheld
10 the aforesaid road, containing In the whole lot,
about sixty nine being the estate convey
eddy said mort 20 deed ofStewart which Is record
ed In book Ms PIP and Us OF York County Regis
try, and the condition OF said mortgage IL broken.
Now therefore the said Ezra Stewart, by reason Of
said breach OF condition hereby claims to oreclose
said mortgage, and notice thereof II hereby given
for the purpose Of foreclosure, pursuant to the
statute In such case made and provided.
EZRA STEWART.
Wells September 2ist lS6n. Nv 10
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DEATHS.

In Saeo, Saturday morning September u, OF
dropsy on the brain, Willie c. eldest SOU Of Calvin
and Amelia Brown, aged years and months,
In Saeo, Sept. nth, widow Elizabeth Stevenson.
aged - years.
In saeo, Sept. 22nd. George ID. o. COllington,
daughter Of Thomas and Anna Collington, aged u
months and days.
In Milton, 10th inst. John Bra.dOn, aged 80
In West buxton, Sept. 10Th, Philip Z. Smith, son
Of Emerson Smith, aged ~ years.
years.
- years and 10 months. Daniel r. Lord, son oi
GeOrsv aud EliIa Lord aged Is years and months.
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Cox,xo OUT PROM THE fouL PAnrY.-Col.
Jo.snh wentworth, q leading Democrat In Car
,oII Comfy, and . substitute delegate Ia the
Chsrlesson Convention, has come out from the
foul and discordanl party, and goes for Lin
cold AMI Hamlin. Upon the reception OF the
late Maine election, he hoisted Lincoln nag
ON the staff erected four years ago in honor OF
Buchanan and Breckinridge. thus hrst pubic.
ly "dehuing his position" A correspondent
informs us that several other prominent Demo-
Gratis in Sandwich have resolved to do like.ise'
Col. Wentworth 10 q brother Of Hon. Jonn
Wentworth. Mayor Of Chicago. lad. DS~"
eraf.
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For attraction, q Menagerie surpasses any
thing that can possibly be gotten up. The in
nocent recreation and instruction IL affords are
universally acknowledged on all sides. II de-
riyes its support from the learned, the moral
and the religious Menageries are regarded as
orthodox, and the Elephant aud the Monkey
find an audience in places where the eques-
TRAN exercises are prohibited by legal statute.
! a COMPLETE MENAGERIE-THE ONLY
ONE IN AMERICA.
AN ENTIRE NEW OUTFIT.
NEW FIVE CENTREPOLEwATER PROOF
CANVAS.
This mammoth Geological Enterprise 10 the
largest and most perfect ever attempted.
Unprecedented Success.
A favorable opportunity now presents itself
to Parents asd Guardians who wish to ainuse
and instruct their children in the
Great Study Of Natural History.
COLOSSAL GOLDEN BARGE, drawn by
six dapple grey HORSES Barge will be occupied
bv SILLOWAY'S COkSET BAND, assisted by
JNO. FORBES, Champi.n Trick Drummer.
The two great WAR ELEPHANTS, Gladiator
and mate, will be performed Wy that celebrated
African hunter, ID. +. Driesbau,.
Herr Driesbach Shaw will enter the den of
Wild Animals, afternoon aud evening.
The list of Animals Is large and varied, in
GLIDING among many Others two Mammoth
WAR ELEPHANTS, the finest specimens ever
captured.
The only HORNED HORSE in America.
Seven Lions, one of whichis NERO the hand
soonest black name Lion on Exhibition In the
World, while In striking CONTRAST may be seen
TWO DIMINUTIVE BABY LIONS, and in
secure Cages Tigers, LeOparls, with other
Animals, Birds, &c., numbering
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Different Specimens Requiring the services
of upwards OF TWO HUNDRED men and hors.
es, in transporting aud exhibiting this match.
less Geological Collection.
CHARLES GASSETT, Acting Manager.
Engagement of MONS. BALDWIN, The Won
Z" D0CT. COMBES, The Silt
Performer.
Z" NAPOLEON HARVEY
The Animal Trainer.
{" " JOHN g. FORBES, The
Champion Trick Drummer ,,%ms Of IT., the . World
ted PantOmiminist and Jester.
Z" HERR DRIESDAC II
SHAW, The Lion King.
The Intellectual Ponies; Robin Grey, Cupid,
May Fly and Black Diamond; from Cooks
Royal Amphitheatrc, London.
Comical and Gro,esque Acts Of the Circle by
the Trick Pony May Fly, and the Brazilian
Ape Riders. with the Greatest Novelty ever
presented the public.
Grand Comic Double Violin Act By ]. s.
Forbes and Mons Shaffer.
The Educated Bull Don Juan, Jr., In
feats Of Wonderful SagRcity.
This Mammoth Menagerie and Great Moral
Exhibition will exhibit ut Saco.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October sth and 9th.
Afternoon, Doors open at ! leg O'clock
Evening, Mt q I 2. Tickets 25cts.
~ The Procession will enter the City at
about 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and parade through
the pripcipal streets.
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CURE YouR ur,pACuE.

S"Page's Vegetable Headache Bi,ters" cures
the most inveterats eases % Headache, Dizziness
Cos,iyeness. and Jaundiee. Many testimonials Of
It's etncaey can he produced NON persons who have
been permanently cured OF the above complaints,
AMER many years of suffering and trying many 9th.
=, medicines without deriving any bsneat frOm
their use.
Sold by Lewis IIOdsdon, Mt his bookstore In sseo,
by T. a. stevens, Druggist In Blddeiord' and at the
principal stores In York County. Gu