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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

ORTHAGE SALE. NOTICE IS
nj hereby given that default has he n mad,
IN the conditions of a certain indenture of
mortgage made. executed and delivered by
Edmund r. Abel aud Nancy /. his wife, to
Edward o. Hamlin and Robert u. Lancaster,
bearing date the 3lst day Of De-
cembcr 4. D. 1885, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of Sherburne
county, Minnesota, on the 9th day of Jana-
airy A.. d. 1861. at len O'clock a. H., in Book
a Of mortgages, ages IS and S.: That there
is claimed to be due Oh said mortgage IT. the
date Of this notice the sum Of One hundred
and thirty two dollars and eighty seven cents
($l32.S1). accol ding to the con litions of 4
certain promissory note secured by said mort
gage; and that pursuant to q power of sale
in said mortgage contained andsin accordance
with the statute in such Gaze made and provi-
ded, the premises mort aged in and by virtue
OF said mortgage, to wit z IAN that tract,
piece or parcel of land lying and being in the
county Of Sherburne and Territory (now 1t ate)
Of Minnesota described as follows to wi, !:
The West half Of the South West quarter puf
section Ne. Twenty four [24] in Township No.
Thirty i've [35] North Of Range No. Thirty
l3O3 West OF the 18th principal meridian. con-
tanning Eighty acres according to the govern.
ment survey on record at thu u. s. Land Office
At Sank kapids, NJ. IT, will be cold at public
auction on the llth day Of May A. D. 1859; at
d o'clock P. n. Of said day, at the emerson
House, East st. Cloud,' in said county of
Sherburnc, to satisfy the amount due on said
mort gage, and the cost Of s,ch sale as bvl law
allowed: nj = EDWARD O. HAMLlN, ,
T: Dated 18th Febv -. 1860. Mor,eaxee,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
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Af OR GAGE SALE .-DEFAULT
M having been made in q certain mortEass
| executed by Matthias Mickey, Of the county
OF Stearns and State Of Minnesota to Thomas
c. Mcclure Of tie county and state Aforesaid,
dated the second day Of August A. D. 1855.
and duly recorded in the Office Of the Regis.
| ter Of Deeds in said Stearns county, on. the
said second day Of August 1858, at Five
o'clock P N. Of said day, in Book "A" ~
mort cages: rages 81 & 81, on which there IL
| now claimed to be due to the said Thomas G.
Mcclure the sum Of Two hundred and: fifty
five dollars AMI twenty Eve Gems. Aud No
action or proceeding ut Law. having been CON-
menced to recover the amount 50 due thereoo.
! Now the, efore notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale in said n.o1gtgs
contained. end pursuant TO tie statute in such
case made and provided, lie premises 6seezi
bed in said nor: g., to wit: The North hall
| Of the North West quarter Of section ighteea
in Township One hundred ~and twenty four
North OF kange Twenty i.Lt West, in said
StSarns county Minnesota, containing Eighty
acres, will he sold at public vendue to tie
highest k;i.er a, the front door Ct the Law
Office of Wait & Mcclure at st. Cloud in said
county OF Stearns, by the SkeriG Of said
county, on Tuesday the 18th day Of May A.. D.
| $50, at 10 o'clock A, N. of said day to pay
! the amount then due on said mol tgage, togs,h-
CT with the costs and exp nscs of sale allowed
by law. THOMAS C. MCCLURE,
! st. Cloud, Feb l4,h, 1860: AertxafeA
| sfvb23-Gw-apl5-6w ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

DH1LlP ROHE's MUSIC, AND MUSICAL
Instrument Depot, Third ST., St. Paut, him.
The want Of first class Store where the
latest Musical publications can be had 1t all
times, has long been felt in the Nor,h-W es,
and induced the subscriber to locate ,perma-
nently at st. Paul. His large stock, embracing
not only all the most popular Pieces Ct the
Day. but also the classical works Of the mas
ters, and an Extensive collection Of Foreign
Music. hiss been selected BY him personally
and is without doubt he largest and best as
sorted selection in The West. BY special
agreement with Messrs .. Ditson & CO. in
Boston, and the leading publishers Of Philadel-
phia and New York allstheir new publications
arc forwarded to him as soon as issued Any
piece of music desired and not on hand, will
at once be ordered and can be had ir.ten days.
Persons at distance ordering music in
snail quantities, can rfceive 1t by mail without
extra expense. All orders whether0large Or
small, strictly A. d pro- ptly attended to. Sole
Agent for the Northwest. of tbs Philadelphia
Nusical Loan and Sar;ni Society, in which every
stakeholder by the pay 1nent Of only 81 per
month, will receive n & rst class seven octave
Piano-valu.d at 500 for about Sl5O. r Cir
culars sent on application gratis y Also. sole
agent for Schumacher Co.'S unrivalled pianos,
| and II. Knauff's celebre,ed Organe!P
PEEz ROEIR,
mch8-6m THIRD Street, st I1ul
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:. PAU ADVERTISEMENTS
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03

II ORIG A GE "a. e NOTICE IS
NJ hereby gwen that default has been made
in the condition of a certain indenture of
George Goodhue Jr. to Edward o. Hamlin,
bearing date the Twenty frs, day Of Decem
Der, !. ID. 1857, ans recorded in the Office
the Register Of Deeds Of Stearns county, Min
nesota, on the Esd day Of December A. d.
1857; at One O'Clock J.. NJ in Book y of mort
cages pages 1913. &C.: That there is claimed
to be due on said mortgage at the. date Of this
notice, the sun, of Eight hundred and fifty
three dollars and seventeen cents, according
to the conditions Of two certain promissory
notes ,ecured by said mortgage and that
pursuant to power Of sale IN said NOR, gage
contained and IN: accordance with the statute
in such case made and provided. the premises
mortgaged in and hy virtue 0: said mortgage,
10 wit IAN that lot. tract, piece or p,rcel of
land lying and being in the county of Stearns
and Territory (now .sta'e) of Minnesota de-
scribed as follows, to wit : That lot in Lowry
Addition to Saint Cloud, Minnesota, upon
which the said Goodhue has during the past
season erected a dwelling house--it being the
same house which Joseph Il. Foster built for
said Coodhue--togetker with tie said building
and all the improvements on said lo,,'' will BE
sold a, public auction on the I'd day Of April
A. D. 1869. at 100 o'clock \. NJ. of said day, at
the front door Of the willis House" in TIE
town of Saint Cloud, in said Stearns county, to
satisfy the amount due on said u orteage, and
tho costs Of such sale as by law allowed. -
feb23-Gw - EDWARD o. HAMLIN,
Dated 2lst February, 1860. o.. Mortgage.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03
.AIoR TGAGE ALE.-DEfAULr
: NJ has besrlmSSl in "a mont of The money

NOR AGE SALE. -DEfAULT
M his hesnnade in payment Of the money
secured 1y mortgage dated December 1854
1858. made and delivered by John X. Ncyee.
Of Stearns county; Minnesota. to George r.
Cross, John 8. Fillsbury and Woodbury. Pisk. 81
said State, as partners OF the firm Of Cross, Pills.
bury Company wherein said Noyes convey
cyl to said mortgages, their heirs.And sassigns
the following lands in said Steasns cou4tys-
Lick No. Thirty seven. Lot No. One and The
80! ..ercon as it now is or may be-. in The
town Fair Haven in said county: Said
mortgage was given to secure the payment II
Five hundred and eighty six dollars and fftg
two cents. with interest At enc per cent Per
month until paid, at twelse months from date
sccording to promissory note. of even date
Herewith, and authorized said nortgs gees Or
their assigns in default of paymest y" 81 sah
sum and interest or any part thereof. TO sd
said premises at Public Auction to satisfy the
amount then due on said note and costa and
expenses Of sale. and was duly recorded; p
the 'ttice If the Register Of Deeds Of laid
o clock "A. NJ in Book A of Mortgages YagD
IA, las & LAG. .. 81 o % vs.
On November 18th 1859, the said nortga-
gees duly assigned TO John Everett Of aher.
burne county said mortgage and note; said
assignment was duly recorded in the Office 81
the Register Of Dee,ls aforesaid, on the Eth
day Of February 1860, atten o'c'oek "A. NJ
The SUN claimed to be, and actpal.y due aud
unpaid on said mortgage 1T this date, is Five
hun red and seven dollars and twenty 'fvo
cents. No suit or proceedings At law asvs
been instituted to recover: laid SUN or 2sq
part thereof Notice is hereby given that III
virtue Of the power Of sale in said mortgage
and in pursuance Of the statute in .saeh case
made and provided, the said premises viii Sc
sold at public auction 1t the front door Of tho
Willis House in saint Cleudk in aid county "a
Saturday March oath 1850 at two, 1el,ehe.
n, to satisfy the amount then due upon aid
n ns and and e9 S :ed sfRssss;
tUDated February Sd, lS60s thAshShGS.
EDWARD, H nRr1sT,. Attorney for Assitn9ssa
e ,febS-6wy .!gii Il Up sGla We
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IA o1TuANEz z1A1BD1(oT1CB Is
W hereby eissa TIT As1lsh leSb>sa made
Y e. ssesiise' e a g4l sisAeqtse. &
Victor Chsvredls1 lIdvArda og ka2 6nyb6ss
Ing date the 18th day Of. JuaeA.. y, .lo6a 80
recorded In the O6iee Of Refister Of DeeT e
sherht.ns county, NinntSot4, S6thS10h3av
Of Jn1'e 4. D: 1885, - 8 o'sleek 4. Hin Boek
Ct mortgages, pages le2, & Isl That ih1rs
is claimed 70 be due On saM nSstfalS e d.
i dsta Of shis notes, sshe lala e flss1AAaf6
and sights, eight dollars aaa sizsy 1hz>e e>ota
according TO the conditions u = eei4sh brs
issory note secured ~ sid noftktr& 1kd
that pnrsusnt to . power of 5a1s I'll 4 a,hss>-
gage contained, and q h<eusdaAeG 18ths1in
statute in such sease made and provided, the
premises mortgaged in aad By xirtne Of aid
mortgage: to Wit z" Ar those tracts, ploeS| or
pafeeis Of lard lying and beinsi1 tho county
Of sherburp o ,sndi S,ats lof 3likuepoes 4aeeeei
sestion No:. 1higtseu fla in Toxh,lip fiaI
i've 1851, North Of Range Thirty one. TSl1
West. containing SIXTY nine [G9l Sa1fes, a.
reording 10 the Gpvernmcnueurvey Oh rtesSsd
At tie .. 8 Land Office hist aCloud,s. Miunp-
sofa; Also. Lot No. Five II section, No. Twele>
(l2] and Lot No. One 81 Of section Thirteea
ll5l in same Township and Range, containine
Seven acres and thirty three hundred.hs, u
cording toLthe survey aforesaid Andalso, III
that piece or parcel Of LARD lying in sane
courtyard described ~ follows, to Wit: Con-
mencing at Point on the Territorial road
where the section line intersects the said, 5oeA
en- the West and being sixty four rods l64l
west Of the North East corner stake Of tho
North East quarter Of section Thirteen 1871
aforesaid, thence West sixteen f161 9sdc,
thence south Lightly [eOl reds, thence East 70
the West line of said Territorial road. themes
along the West side Of said Territorial road 10
the place Of beginning, containing Ten (10l
acres, m:re or lees; being the same 1aad
which John B. Arseneau and Mary his Wits,
by Deed ted 18th June 1865, and recorded
in the Office of Register Of Deeds for Be,toa
county, in Deed Book A pages 841, &C., grant
ed and conveyed to the said Victor Cbevredls,,''
will he sold at public auction on tho 18th day Of
May A. D. 1860, at 2 O'clock ?. N. IF Ssid
day, at the front door of the Emerson Hcuee.
Fast St. Cloud" in said county Of sherbprre.
to satisfy the amount due on said 'mortkags.
and the cost Of such sale as by law allowed.
fsb23-6w EDWARD o. HANLlN,s
Dated 18th February, 1860. Aortesses.
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Having purchased the capital stock Of the
above named Bank, ana the same being enter
ed in my name on the books Of the bank and
in the State Auditors Office, hold myself
personally responsible and lialle for tic circu-
lation, acc erding to the provisions Of the
general banking law. E. :. EDGERTCN.
st. Paul, January I'd, 1861 jaal260
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-03


stcarns County, Minnesota.
March Oath, 1860.
The State, County, Town. and School Tax on
the foregoing described town lots and lands in
Stcarns County, Minnesota, for the year 1859,
have been returned to me rs delinquent, There
fore notice is h. rehy given that Joseph Broker
the County Treasurer of Stearns County, will
sell at Public Auction, on Monday, the Fourth
day of June next, and sales to continue daily
Sundays exccpted) at the Office of the County
Auditor, in said County. the whole Of the sew
eral tracts or town lots in said List contained,
or so much thereof, as will be necessary to pay
the taxes and penalty charged thereon, unless
such taxes and penalty be paid before that
time. J. w. READ.
County Auditor.
NorlcE.-The abreviations If and Or stand
tor half and quarter respectively. -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26
OFFICIAL. -

fHEAsURY DEpAKrunNr, 6opl u loo.
II O'Clock noon Of Monday the twenty second day Of Octobs
for millions Of dollars Of stock Of the United 6tAss
70 be issued under the act Of Congress Of the d Of June a
sury notes q the proposals. vi Be- opened and
decided Tho stock III be remburnAble 10 ten from
The st day Of January nex and viii interest Il nvs
January and July d each year.
No offer viii be accepted below par and mona for ae
ton q thousand dollar. wi onsr p oon.aer
the secrsary Of the Treasury Tia deVo
mu e s 10 o ss 81
must State tho rate Of premium offered
The proposals should be endorsed On the outside Propob
for Loan Of 1s6S and Be aS1reed The Secretary Of ~
The bidders the foregoing conditions for ~
gegate Of Ten mions Of doars viii be immedssely In
deposit the accepted with the premium .isreoa
with the Treasurer Of he United Statos the Assistant
Treasurer Al Boaton, New York. Philadelphia Charleston
Of November Should successful bidders desire do
pnt II oher points, their wshes VIII be duly considered
being stated 70 Tits Department
thousand do lars each 70 tho successfu bddo
their AssGns for The principal 90 deposited. carrying nssres
the rate Of Ave centu from he date Of such depc
Agreeably 10 the regulations Of the Department
Bbould OF the successful bidders require certificates
stocks with Of semi annual interest payable thereon
with such coupons attached In sums Of one thousand doAs
each such coupon stock instead Of being transferable
S Ssos s re s = ss s 20 ss
named stock from the date Of the deposit 70 the M day Of
January Will be paid 70 he successful bidder hh
attorney BY The deposAry with whom The principal Wa d
The preliminary deposit per centrum required upos
al proposals under this notice. VOL included he depodh
viii be immediately directed BE- returned unsucoe
full bidden HOWELL COBB, Secretary Of the Treasury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

nR. Won MosCHzisKER EUROPEAN oCuLIsr,
IL be consulted AL affections Of The Eye and Ear,
Which may require medical surgical AID 70 restore asS
Dr. Won Moechssser hss during bic residence IN the Unii@d
Ssra slrepAy performed n tho dcuh opera.
tons which have gained him he hQhes estmouis that can
be ryen 10 Professional Which mar be seen A. HE
consulting l07 Clinton place, between rfh ard arh
N. B-Ariihcil eyes inserted 70 defy detection.
Advice given IN regard The and abuse n aud
directions N the eSscrfocuses After an accurate eyas
ton ~ The ophihalnetcope ard orihsmetsr and
dance the glasses and used By Or Graefe
Of Berlin for MI who obliged have optical AID either
improve hep vision o6ce7 Clinton place, Eehh street,
between FHh md exh ayenaeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

ANEW BALL DRESSES.
IN JAMES GRAY 4 co. have just received superb ~
NEW DRESS GOODS for evening dresses
PLAIN SILKS, In all the new COLOR -. .pvo
WHITE AND COLORED uLus!ONss SnArAS'
rARLATAhs, 40, &C.
sCARrs CAPEs AND sHAWIz
J.o.x CO. invite special attention % 'heT magnificent
AL IAcrs AND FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs
Containing many novelties manufactured expressly for their
issAn RIXuK LACE RHAwLs CAPEs
Wells, BABIES AND ColFFUREG
~ BROADWAY,
Corner Of waverisy place.
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CTArE or NEW YORK, cTri AND COUNTY or sEv
~ Yort,
4 Lewis inden being tuiy sworn dspose and SAY Aai
N 20 way ~ manner Futy either AZ psc-ps crmlns o.
Otherwise e forging presenting N The Peoples Bank o.
cersn check on ad bank purporng n hare been drs
BY John Kennedy for the u hundred ard seventy
rre dollars SID other chsch AMI that the asocs
ton o. my nsme y The public pewspsrer acouns q sd
fnrsry whn ths lsst three days orrsef IN entire mis-
take ard and great wrong and nsice towards me-
all had 10 DO With The affair from endesvors 70
lursue and the punishment Of The ruly
ice my friends vii snd when The mater comes e rih
suscrDed nd sworn 70 before me- ma asa dsy q sepssm.
Der, A. D. 1890.
EoAxJ fnbsiA ~ nundwelt
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"A Cheap Embroidery and Ribbon Store,
0AEAr SALE

49,
A Cheap Embroidery and Ribbon Store.
~ FALL GOODS.
npuorJ S n al tEs s, sfs ne auction sales
300 yards new nimrninx Ribbons &C., Sc
100 yards new fan bonnei Ribbons. &c., lcc
Nso yards wide rich all all Ribbons ls,, isc.
Aeo0 yards rich dark and style Ribbons 1884, 26c.
HssO yards splendid new siyie Ribbons Sic,
3S0 Straw Bonnet. las. seasons goods, &C., &c, &c
.,s ss ava s1aps s and pss sa style; ss. sos
3ss6 black and white susws all styles
a full assortment Of trimmed BonnetA
5S0o pairs French Flowers COB lot. Isc. pair.
- Flower rich DARK cO0 Co. I 81 k ipa iSs
cheap =; 2, Collar, .s s,9m ass0n
40 Cambria eedie wors banded collars isc.
500 extra fine rich work At Soc- A,urSzrvs
s ans. good. equal. low .e S 70 . 80 rood ,,v.s
"""e ss' A.KINzEYs
We have also lot Of Bands from suction.
; ssss. q sn sG s, ws .s ~ :: ss g.
Jeb lot of EdEDgs and Insertions cheap ..v,vzuv,s
500 GENT. Hand ercSisfs bordsr. &C. isc.. isc
Ssoe very fine. pr ny Goods soea half PRICE Sc.
- :ss1odsrsa hsaassiessf :; iSs =, s,,zrvs
:, i fanny Ts,: = e. r. Timns So piece
0enNs Hreu Bosoms Toe Gents linen Bosoms NC.
0entb linen bosoms T2iac. Gents linen BOeoms, Sic.
0enrs linen Bosors lSc Gents linen Boeoma SIC.
At KINZBY'S.
Beat Hoop rkirts % spvingz 75c 30 springs, 81
openmg fine line Of Iaces Of AL kinda
Hoaddresses, Nets fancy HAIR Pms ana fancy aruces
Jo os from every day selling very low, wholesale.
WIN. KINzEYH
rs Eighth ave- be. Twenty and Twenty second s.s
AT GAYNoRs CoRsETs AND SKIRTS ExCLU
most superior quality soeca attention 70 The shape % our
Frsuch German Ensl Cor~ets good Corse. for o.
skhs ct equally low pricea $40 Broadway near Union
ssAre and 695 broadway Fourth and Amy
MBHo branch Broadway above Fourteenth street. nor
any Of the avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

OPENING OF
MANTlLLAs,
vWy dstrgue and elegant,
On Monday, Sept ~
EDWARD LAMBERT 4 CO.,
ISL Broadway,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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" lIATRfMory MADE KAsyn-sHOwINa THE sK.
Nl cre how win 4 lover and Be speedily married A
Book for bob Free for ~ cents Addrc.s g. W.
, 1860-04-20

Another criminal case has excited much at
tention in consequence Of the strnnge disclo-
sures elected in the course Of the r'rocts. This
was the trial Of n Mademoisellc Leonie Lcyeoue,
q young and beautiful woman. before the cor
rectioual police tribunal Of Paris, on an ACCUSE.
tion Of usury. An elderly mau. belonging to IN
arissocratic family, and once an officer Of the
confederate in he7 usurious operations aud
participa.or in the profits Of their aborinable
traffic. This person still moved in fashionable
socicty, and it IVES his province 10 bring the
pigeons which the other then scientifically
plucked. A largc number Of Witnesses were
several Of ,hG1n titled rersona2es-principnlly
the relatives Of young gentlemen engaged in
the pleasing pursuit Of sowing their wild oats
and thus readily falling into the usurer's clutch
es.-whosc testimony fully established that
Msdcmoisellc Leonic was IN the habit Of
and fifty per cent. month, on the loans
made By her. Her "c!euts were mostly
inexperienced young spendthrifts, with
"cxpectations," which they willingly mortgag-
ed, at ruinous sacrifices, to obtain immediate
supplies Of ready money. But, in addition to
this trade, which is M old story, The ususcr had
invented new and original system Of increas-
meot Of elegant jeWelrJ, watches, chains, p.us,
finger rings, &c., which she Liked out. at so
much an evening, to gentlemen not possessed
Of those luxurious a7Pendases and anxious .
make Ggure il society: or convey an impress
sion of opulcnee in matrimonial quarters. And,
to nuke The plan perfect, Leonle elso rented, IN
the same way and for the same purpose, five
hundred franc bank notes, which the temporary
holder might exhibit eartlessl5 ct the social
wis,st table, on the plea that be ''had no
change" Thecharges against hot'. prisoners
were full established, and they were fined and
sentenced to imprisonment One sof the p1in-
cipai charnctersin the last comedy Of Alexander
Dunasa the younger, is sordid, greedy, un-
serupnlors, yet fascinating woman, whose heart
the author compares to a railway carriage, in
which everybody who pays may take place.
When the "lcre 1rodigue," VAS first repre-.
sented, the critics reproacs'ed H. Dumas with
exasgcca,ion. in his picture Of the mesccnary
Albertiuc, whose original, they maintained,
| bud never existed: In Leoalc Leyeque, .
beautiful aud artfuf woman Of twenty. five, all
the 1nean and despicahle traits Of the Imaginary
Albertine are more tlau surpassed, in real life
-Psris Cor. y. !. Etprfss.
, 1860-04-20


IFron tue Lculsvile JournaI+ April 1871
No one would think to charge the Adams
Express with being concerned IL the Under
ground Railroad busiccss, but from an atlair
brought 10 light ut Seymour, On Saturday night,
it appears that the Express, without the kpo,ri
cdre oflts managers, messengers, or anr Of its
employees, was made the me1ium Of running oil
negro, which CAME near proving successful.
1t }taplcars that. on Friday evening, white
nan called at the Adams Express office, at Nash
vile, and inquired whether be could hare box
forwarded to Cincinnati He was told to ha{e
il there at o'clock in the morning and il would
be delivered at Cincinnati On The morning fol-
lowing, Accordingly the boz was sent to tue
Office ut the hour named, and placed on the
train, which lcaVcs at ten o'clock. It was re.
ce'Eed here ct eight O'Clock on Saturday
night, taken in the Express wagon to the
Jeffersony1lle Railroad depot, aud forwarded
in the IL I. II. train, the shipper Of the box
being passenger on both trains. On the
arrival Of the trim at Seymour the bog was
transferred to the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
train. Being roughly handled, piece Of plank
in it. lie was brought out, and progcd 10 be o
runaway from Nashville. In the meantime the
Ohio and Mississippi Train started of with the
white man who had shipped the bog, leaving
tile negro ut Seymour, who was brought back
to this city By tile return messenger yesterday
morning and lodged in lni, subject to the order
OF the owner.
The negro says lie belongs to Mr. Mccoy, o
Nashville. He gave the white man, whom ht
had known but a few days, $40 in money and I
gold watch. The box bein" too small il, whicl
he Was placed, he had to occupy STOPPING no
sitfon und could not move, and at RowlIn;
Green, where the bnx was turned in the car, BIZ
bead was down and his whole body was restint
on it. He endured it. however. Ills eyes whef
released were bloodshot, but his appearance has
not changed in any other respect.