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AUCTION SALES.
xsY SAHI'L SOPEst, e. CO., .sucts.
TRUSTEE.S SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OK
MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE, AND
OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY AT MOUNT WASH
lNGT0N.
DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
ID County, the undersigned trustee will oyrr for Sale, on
the premises, on SATURDAY, the FIFTEENTH OF DECEM
BER 1860, al ii O'Clock, 4. NJ the following valuable
property, viz:
No. 1-Three Tracts OF Lupd situs,ed ut Mount Wash
ng.op, Baltimore county, SIX ir5 from the city OF BALI
more, the Northern and Central Railroad
These three will be sold together. They contain
about twenty. Gnd half acres oi iand, and are I'M
proved by the extensive ullGng wei! known rs the Mount
Washington Female College This building rrccr! "u'
years since accommodations Tor about severn
tyfys boardrrs II is bnlt In the most substantial man
ier and ran,nus all the modern improvements Tor pwc
ling and oll.r. uurposcs we'll worthy OF The atirn
tlon Of teachers and the heads Of public Institutions Tile
building Is Of octug0n shape aud four stories IN height
The situation high and the nechhUro0d very calty
From parcel No will be excepted ie small piece Of ground
10 be sold separately, US,
No. o-All that Lot Of Ground, bcg!nnn, the North
side Washington Avenue ton Mount Washington an,
ru!nt ~ feet SOuthrastcrly from the main entrance
gateway To the Female College grounds, and running
thence Northcry GS feet thence Enslcry right angles
with the FIRST line 81 thence Soa:hcry parallel with the
Arst line lUl feet 10 Washington Avenue, O"d thence
bounding said aTT 10 the place o! begin.
Ming.
This lot Improved by CHURCH. ,i,:y feet font
by ty feet u urI;h l!c ,I;lc /. believed ~ tr irGu
liable.
TERMS or SALE-One-lh-d cash and the bslHnce IN Two
equal almrn, and twelve months from the day
or SALE with Interest aud security 10 the satisfaction Of ie
Trustee uHrlLLE liuhWlT2, Trustee.
SAMtEL j. S0PEE d CO.,
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At special election held in Clarke County,
Monday last, fora Delegate to the Legislature,
to fill the vacancy caused by the removal Of y.
N. Earle, Esq, to another county, Col. Benz.
Morgan, DEM, received 270 votes and Maj.
II. " Nelson 228 Morgen's majority 40
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l.s;EETP KAHN,
I LIE. MAEUIN MORN $

NIt hNUNO, VI
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines Of every description
IL Ne. sisr Circular saS Mills, NH Gearing, Mining
H.sary O. eve:y description Castings In Iron and Brass
.'.,. :, lar; ro.c. Feb S-sly
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rWS lsS,0. .WWUyNbMEn y NULLAWs REWARD.

sS.S.W:T TMS .MWuTNnNED nULLNWs REWARD.
E6 JlEyry mad ic;'tuary-lnsi, two negro boys
brown or ye'"s.f c""r alma: ;-s. ors inchs. high
M u "tsns aoons & H." l"un a"h la, los, from, tooth
ne Is very e"ou Plantation haaks .,I h.ndr n
anything yon put him nt, and works it,,smd.dhns
pleasant countennnce when sosen by .,r,s.rs Jact
son Is % or 81 years old, brown or co,n.ris, ~,
weighs about I5u lCu pound, Is sh"ut 1 sH
inches high has rather short walk. IL h. h. b,s
they Very upt 10 be run outside - '"' ''oI'
will pay the above reward Il .aid slaves ar ar -,
to In Chambers county, Ala, eight mile, wrs, ~ ~
Bowsry, or will pay $lVU for information so r., them
Z. II. DOULITTLE
Oct ct28-cv6m Oak Bowery, Chambers co a,u
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comMissloNEK'S sALE 0sf ri4E vAL-

COMMHSSlOSEIS'S SALE DH TifEc VAE-
UABLE Spring FARM" CONTAINING 1863
ACRES, IN llENRICO, FOUR MILES AuETIl-WESr
OF RICHMOND
A COMMISSIONER appointed By decree Of the CIR
~ cult Court OF lenrco pronounced on the sih N0rrm
ber 1860 In the Of Garhacr nsEirs. Gardners Ex
ecutor &C." shall, Commissions thereby uppon,ct
proceed TO Sell h; public tuc.ion the premises.
FRIDAY tire "ltt December. 4! !. o'clock NJ II fair. II
not the next fai: day thereafter, the valuable "iRlNG
FARM, located us above, of which the lat" MiIr3 iI
Gardner died seized ard which Is il the occupancy p
Daniel T. Gardner, Esq.I
contains hy recent survey. 1868 acres wsc!
ample quantity Of wood land The 0: place
The cleared land is IN ine state Of cultivation.
There is on he place cxceirn: framed dwelling
ly new, and every Guihu!ldnR tc:gsa!y the Use
The place Is remarkably hsatay, ami the neigh
borhood auons the bcs. In the county
TERIs -0nr!Ourth cash balance az twelve eighteen
and months for negotiable notes ierrs; add
ed and the title retained Til AL the purchase oury is Iy
paid, and a conveyance ordered by the Court
JOHN H. YOUNG,
Nov ol-ctls
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SiGCAOE MILL
rTfrJ,lfND GROUND PLASTER.

AL :ow prepared TO supply any demand Tor
r!.STER FRESH GROUND, for The Fall crops.
Wv .ocl IS Lump IL large; selected from the ru7e-t
~; Nova scotia) ouarres with special rrfrrrucc 10
te Tor tae :slvi!y Increased patronage, the r-i'r
~ - ,av brand raiI be iuiy sustained for rrRlTY and
- p"t,...L.Tr.S JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE.
-,. ..--..s Uice No. II Pearl street.
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ny tai: GOEEtNoK 0F VIRGINIA.


\ PROCLAMATION.
q. UGEEAS, by ;hc Consultation OF th, Commonwealth,
~ t:- Governor invested with the authority 10
the G.E.ra Assembly when, in his opinion, the in
te.cs: Of the Commonwealth may require it.
A.I whereas, al he last session o! the Legislature,
large uf the public business LEFT Ia
tul,:" coalition !or want Of time 10 complete the same.
AID whereas. iEcc that tr, contract has been entered
luIU by James River ami kHnawha Company, for the
sale 0! e. entire line o: Improvement, With al ltd fran
chses and !uuunitri, ncctiDs the large Interest held
therein hy the COMMONWEALTH and with Etiulatons Tor
The compeva o! :he anre work. and It is necessary that
the contract Il approved, should be ratified by the Gene
raj Assembly to give validity and force TO the agreement
made
And whereas IN consequence Of the appointment Of Elec
tors majority OF whom known be favorable TO the
election Of sctioua cauSdstrs President ind Vice Pre-
believed tby arg. portion of the Southern Stacs) to be
IN direct hostility ,her Constitutional rights and Inter
ess and in consequence thereof great excitement prevails
IN the public inG, and prudence requires that the
srn,atYes Of the people Of this Conmonwe should take
into consideration the condition Of public affairs, and de-
i-:nne cay and wisely, what action Is necessary In
this emergency, therefore, JoHS LETcnE, Governor by
VIRTUE Of the authority aforesaid do hereby require the Sc
aiors and Delegates Of the Houses Of the General As
senhy pf the Commonwealth at the Capitol,
In the city d Eclnond, MONDAY, the seventh day Of
January 4 d. ls6 IL O'Clock NJ legislae upon such
subject, ~ they mag deem necessary and proper
Given under my hand as Governor. and underline
l. = Sral 0f the Commonwealth, at Richmond. On the
- loh day o! November, lsGu, and in The e5th year
0! the Commonwealth JOHN LETCuER
l'y the Governor:
Csc W MrSfosr, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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v,HrtH,-E ESTITE N CHARLOTTE
AIS

yx,ur u,dcrs;-ncL hnying determined 10 move South,
offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, IN
.hc cnuniv Of Charlotte lying the waters Of the Wards
Fork ust aove and the waters Of the Roanoke. Just
below the confluence Of the two streams.
This trac: Is located within three and half miles OF
Messing Ford Depot the Richmond and Danvhe Rail.
road and contains about U0 o! which considerably
over 200 Kcrrs are hst.rae bottom land unsurpassed In
capacity Of production, and IN facility of cultivation, by
al,; In The COUNTY The aluval land Is comparatively rx
.mpt overflow and 100 are secured ssains, nigh
wser Gy ,i!Ec which Is KEEP; up a, little cost and which
affords rf-cuai protection, wi,h ordinary a!teat!on
With the exception Of dwelling house. jail other I'M
p.cyceu,s necessary excellent; and n good repair
This plantation Is widely known remarkable Ter The
production OF ane shipping tobacco, my prices for the
s., ten years will FULLY attest IL is also scarcely lesS dis
n:ued q. L. wheat crnp-, and swell adapted 20 whit
ever Is grown Ia this portion OF She State.
occurs and 10 those in wan: OF land In pos
srsns al the advantages Of good hsah AMI refined and
Intelligent society, will take great pleasure N showing lie
premises. m
Tgi,tsAs fully determined TO SELL vi" make the
.rr, easy and accommodating Any enquiries addressed
me will pruup;ly answered, and reference can be bad
TO MesSrs. Green 4 ilutscn, Richmond, Va.
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Sept G-ctf alancnese..
rtSrh AND S!tFFS IN EfEE: COUNTY

LAMB AND SLAVES IN THE COUNTY
OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
Y5IE Dcvsees John H. Steger deceased offer Tor sale
4 Epriva,ey valuable tract OF laud lying on ae Appo-
,nattox River in the county Of Anea i've miles ron Nat
toax Depo. on the Richmond and Danrille Railroad con-
tanning by estimation thousand acres The ad
mrahy adapted the production Of corn wheat anu 70.
bacco and the tract regarded one OF The best IN
county II desired will he divided into Two tracts The
nrishhovood excellent Possession VIII be given
a, once the dersess reserring the right 10 cultivate ahd
gather the CROWN: crops II satisfactory arrangement can
not he made with the purchaser 10 take them
The purchaser the land II he desire them for his own
use can Rlse purchase large number OF Vaiuae'e s'es
The TERMS will be made accommodating
A,piy TO wm F.. Meade or John $ liardaVay CnuIa De-
pot, Amelia, or 20 Ii. ". ~, :, III,
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Ars 2-coj;. Messing Ford. Charlotte Co., Va.
T.OEISN LAND FOK SALE

M lSHSr dispose OF rny real estate, 10 order TO d.
w riie he proceeds among i2y c'irrn ouer Tor sale
privately, Try FARM, Stunning ili."
T. most .es; bic Of land lies in The heart Of the
valuable tobacco lands Of LOUISA, both sides OF The
svu, branch Of the North river, and adjoining the
lands Of H. T. PoiudexeE, Gabriel Jones' Joseph ~ Baker
.rd O;hes niles roGl Louisa Court House and To-
iersv.i- Virginia Cen;rs Railroad, and equally con-
ve,.irr: II beth.
Til, farta contains 90 acres Of which I'D are wood
land Taurt than Of which heavily timber
cd pine ana hickory Of original gvoEih The arE-
bic land fertile and in high state OF improretnen-"e
aIau:rl 10 ,.e Growth nf wheat, corn and tOhacco.
T!eTe Is cUnfartabr dwelling With eight rooms, sood
barn tobacco houses and AL necessary outbuldinrs The
!oca::y Is healthy The nr,Shborhood pleasant: Pre-
sras t.a; ay wishiag purchase will visit tic Farm
and see for themselves deem unnecessary 10 speak lar
er The capable o! being divided into three tracts,
desired re!as desrous OF selling the terms VIII be
made accommodate purchasers.
Ny rIansger NJ. Groom, wi. take pleasure 10 showing
the premS:, to any who wishes 20 purchase.
JULIA A. U0LLADAY.
r.. .prher il :maon apply = Dr. ". C. y. Randolph,
Charlottesville Va, 10 L. T. Holiday, Rapid Ann Sta
on Orans. a;d AIeSa::!a Railroad, who Is authorized
70 Sell. Dec 30-cwtf.
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I,.t;. ..:.s.CHENKIDGE, Arro9SEf AT Law,
'r-.c.icr, IN lie Courts Of BotetouTt aud au}ohshs
- r.,.-a,burs, Bo,e,uurt County Va
II
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LAT JOHNSON. w.
JOHNSON & i,5GE.

-,S.NIISSION MERCHANTS.
,vruS? puILoISG sitocSos wAEEnorsGn
RICHMOND, VA.
m 80, sale o, Tobacco Wheat Corn, and country pro
4 . cr:-.ally return their sincere thanks to Their
friend, cc - very liberal patronage heretofore exteEdcu
% ,ea aad Hss continuance and Increase O: the sane
.u- IA, rear promising tacr undivided personal a'tef
Lon 10 AL co:is.snnep.s coiaua,ted TO thein
40. .a--c:f
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TO THE CiiEDiT0I,S oE WSl. J. WAT

TO TEkE CREDITORS ore wA. J. WAT
KlNS, O* CHARLOTTE.
A DEED OF Trust havive been executed on the Sl,,
IA October lSG", ny wm Wa,sius Of Charlotte cour
tr,by which he has dedicated lis etrc prnpsrty the
iaS ul his dtht! notice Is lsreby eveI; his crdi.
t"f' % p."scn, their claims without delay.
Az :-n.:al creditors those 'u"ng security for
': 'ita,, n:e required by ;he Of the Deed To
sh ~" vi hIr sixty days from the execution thereof
r. 70 take "dranlsge Q! its provisions II be
] "a Va" 'cr nf Charlotte county Count, whrrc it has
! 10 'fIe- ki~ard iIdr-s.
'"'S. WATKINS Mount Laurel
tr,,ir"', o:c", Halifax cuuniy, T-,,
'Nh '. GAINES Drake, -'
~ 1s,,r "n:ch, Charlotte County,
Court iouss '' a'orhey'at.LaN, enat",'e
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
I1ETTEEWAN FOR SALE.

rsIiS Estate lying James River In Charles City coun'
vs. three miles fro:n the Court House, and containing
lu00 acres (oae-haii under cultivation and highly m'
proved Is for SALE shall be absent In the South Tor
month two, but during my absence Mr. Thos H. Nlc0S
is authorized 10 sell It. and will raiy any contract ne
Il. -">'' '1'' ''"'S WI. A. ssLDEN. a. D.
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The Richmond Enquirer.
,..,n ,u..y, sEMI.wEEKLr AND WEEKLY,
~ r:LER, WISE u ALLECRE.
TERM 8:

DOCG.AS s. GREGORY ,.,rc
,vSo TIE COURTS OF HANOVER AND hlNo
! Z W!iLlAM. .rs,as the Courts of King and
so = az 'btS. Ay!e,:'s, King William. Fab ,o,v
y. y. ",,.,.nrE - OIL Church. Hanover ecn I"-SL!
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,YisENCE :. MNRYE
's,,,,xsLv AT AW

y ~ -, ,,,..l
p.,rIcEs In the Courts Of the city OF keha"h"' a'u
-. rsuaties Of Henrico Hanover anu CaES,ne.
r., slso So:s:y Public snd C"tnnisi''se' ~ "' '>'
s,,,ss Gour, Of Claims. ,,.,na ,,r,-
rar:urrshlp between M. canstsin white aaa hl's
'iss,lved, lis Office Is now on iii street. l"''
sL,s t,ysia'S Hall.
tS-cly
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ATTORNEY Al LAW.
,y.i'g w::l Eohc-: Tyler Esq, NO. ia, Saa;h sN'"
' TTjII.ADE.LPHIA
,ya ,;.a - ;c collection os claims and ul other hns
va" ~ - ~. rare, Jan Sl-c:i
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Il! l. ! A RY ia TICS
rCil!sHEO By ORDER OF
III ~ W "a AS - 80 a lS's' ~ 8, ;,r,

TIELO IAIILLERy
Prepared bJ Beard 0. Artillery Oaise,s ! Wi 80.
81 90 "''
- WAR DspAErstSr, March e. lsio
f'!E syste:n of Instruction fer Field Artillery p.e,
hy Hoard Of Light Artillery Officers pur.aaI., IT, ~
sF. rom this Department. having been approved IL. IL.
fc'7rn'. Is herewith ppb,heh tor tie inforna,i2 a!
fS.fHnert Of the Army.
\" EXERCISES uan4uyTes. nnd fcrmf OF parade no. Ell.
9-ia Ibis .y,ein prohibited In the Light Artillery
Etaosr a.:cin prescribed VT! be sricig cescrred.
JoMS II. EL0rn. SECRETARY vi War.
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NO. ,S.e.4'hi:LANS BAYONET EXERCISES.
=. 4; Say"ns. , Exercise Prepared Tor the use Of
e.!t !.t rrfn.nt C. Ry GsoRcs D. McCLELL,S,
S,s ~ yvgs5:.nIi hsgs.rii"r, One vol svo. q o.
-, p.yps,t W. 80. s.sn,t'ay, or will be forwarded
eePi o5 thv Price by the pubI.hrrs.
'or .5-G, ;. B. LiffISCUrT, 4 CO,
M
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;-,,-.. ..lI.i JUBN 4. CUIAEO.'
'' < :.iTH { chi I Q \,
,,,.:rioJ fAUuUIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
,,N;:iC'T;TlsE ElfS OF EfEAEI WOOL
Is !, s;.:.,I,s, NEGRO BLANKETS, SToChiNI iAhH
~ L!SSEiS. fo7 negro women. March Sew
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

C,HER1FFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ execution issued out of and under the seal of
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis.
triet, in andfor county stearns, and Stat
Minnesota, upon a judgement rendered and
docketed in said Court, on the I'd day Of Au-
gust A. D. 1860, in an action therein pending,
wherein William F. Knowlton is plaintiff, end
lsaiah White is defendant, in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendant. for the
sum of One hundred and thirty seven dollars
and twen'y one cents ($137.2l) with interest
from rem 1ition, have on this 9th day of Au-
gust A.: D. 1850, levied upon the following de-
ecribed real property, Is the property of said
defendant, lying and being in the county of
Stearns, and State Of Minnesota, desipnai ed
as follows, to wit: N. W. quarter az Of 8. E.
quarter "a and N. E. quarter az Of s. W.
quarter ~ and 8. E. quarter az Of the N. W.
quarter az Of section No. three (3) in town
ship No. One hundred and twenty four t124)
north Of range No. twenty eight (28) west,
containing One handred and twenty fl2O) acres
more OF less. Notice is hereby eiven that I
will cell the above described real property to
the highest bidder for cash. at pubic auction.
at the trent door Of the Willis House in the
town Of st. Cloud, in said Stearns county, on
Saturday October 18Th A. D: 1860, at ten o.
clock in the forenoon of said day. to satisfy
said execution, and interest and costs.
= MICHAEL LAURMAN.
BY n. MICKEY, Dep. Sheriff.
1t. Cloud. Aug eth, 1850. au90-6v -
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N 0 I I G. + j!

The undersigned offers for sale One hundred
and thirty acres Of good land, Of which there
is not one foot Of waste ground. It is situated
Eve and half miles southeast Of the city Of
st. Cloud, in the Sank River Valley, on Pleas
ant Lake-the most beautiful sheet Of water
in the State. 1t is one Of the best locations
know of for Public House, as there is soon
to be small PLEASURE boat placed upon the Lake.
The above land will be sold for the small sum
Of Two dollars per acre.
Also, Eighty acres Of land situated in Rem
ton county. two and . half miles from the city
Of Sank Rapids, the County Seat of said
county. This land is in sight Of the church.
and has small dwelling house with good
cellar and well. l will sell this land for Two
hundred dollars-terms, cash. Good titles
will be given. Persons desiring to purchase
will call At my Furniture rooms in St. Cloud.
aug2- s. O. CRAWFORD.
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Beautiful Hair. This is one of tn

Beautiful Hair. This is one of the
greatest ornaments which man or woman could
boast of. A splendid head Of hair, luxuri-
ance Of hair if it be in high state Of health.
glossy ard thick, no matter what its color be,
so that it is natural, is an attraction that will
not escape the envy Of those who are bald,
and gray hair is unnatural till one is in the
neighborhood of four score and ten short of
that it is q disease. We would remedy this
disease. and in what wav? Use Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, for sale at all the
drug stores it restores the hair, it restores its
health and when that is Reproduced, its beauty
its original color. its luxuriauce and gloss is
sure to follow. Woods Restorative is the only
Valuable Hair Preparation. my24-3m
MARLATT & SIMS, Agents at st. Cloud
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UHER1FF'S S.ALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- execution issued out of and under the seal
Of the District Court Of the 4th Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the county of Morrison and
State Of Minnesota, upon . judgement render
ed and docketed in said Court on the 9Th day
If July A. D. 1860, in IN action therein pend
ug, wherein Stuart Seelye is plaintiff and
George W Cutter is defendant, in favor Of said
plaintiff ID against said defendant, for the
sul:i of Fifteen hundred and seventy six dol
lars and seventy four cents (Sl576.74) IA
transcript of said judgement having been
docketed in the county of Stearns IN said State
Of Minnesota: on the 10Th day # July 1860.
have, on this 25th day of July A. D. 1860,
erty and all the interest which the said George
W. Cutter had in the same on the 18th day Of
February A. D. 1850, to wit 3: The south half
Ut the south east quarter of Section No. four
al and the north east quarter of the north
east quarter Of Section No. nine (91 and Lot
No. one II Of Section No. ten l6], Town
ship No. One hundred and twenty two 1927
north Of Range No. twenty nine West, con-
tanning One hundred and forty two and 15-lO0
Cl42 l5-10O] acres, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, said land lying and be-
ing in the county Of Stearns in the State Of
Minnesota, and being the same premises which
were attached on the 18th day Of February
A: D. 1860, by virtue Of writ Of attachment
issued in said aetion.
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given that
will sell At pubic auction to the highest bid
der therefor, for cash, tho above described
real property, 1t the front door Of the Willis
House, in the town of St. Cloud, in said eoun-
y Of stearns, on Saturday the: 18th day Of
September A. D. 1860, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, or 50 much thereof - may be- nee
essary to satisfy said execution, together with
the interest and costs Of sale
MICHAEL LAUERA&AN.
Sheriff Of Stsarns County.
Dated St. Cloud, July 25th 1860. r. q. ::
W. y; = s f1 Moos:. Attorney. for Plaintiff:
aug2- CIV . -s%
TRAEFENBER6B Medicines coaseoatly =
II hand 1t MA3kATT'a DRUG STORE
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WHEAT has declined to 60 and IS cents
:, in St. Paul, the latter price for Canada
Club aud oats commands but Is to 20
cents in that market.
The Democratic Land Sales compel our
farmers to sacrifice their crops at ruinous
rates, and get many Of them will vote for
Douglas who could have saved the Home
stead Bill. Spring wheat is selling at u
to IS in Chicago.
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Minnesota Apples.

A farmer residing near Buffalo in this
county, has an apple orchard, from which
he has had early apples this season. It is
thus settled fact, that apple trees will do
we'll in the big Wright County
Rep"ll'con, 4h.
BIG MELoN-A Dakota county farmer
lad water melon in his load this MORN
ing, which weighed forty three pounds and
twelve ounces. That will do !-Minneso-
tan, 2lst.
TRAvEL.-We learn from Mr.. McCor.
mick that travel over the brid ge for the
past few days, has increased amazingly.
Farmers having generally got through
with most Of their hurrying work begin to
come to town; there is not much new gram
coming in however which is probably owing
to the low prices The hig hest price that
is now paid for Wheat is IS cents Oats IS
to 20 cents and the tendency is downward.
fines.
Last spring Richard Chute Of this place
put in about ten acres of wheat a short
distance back of town. His hired help did
not more than half attend to it and, as a
consequence it was not more than half
ploughed or half sown and he expected no
more than half crop Fifteen bu hels
were sown upon it and the other day the
crop was harvestedand threshcd and yielded
two hundred and eighty five bushels. Isn't
that odd enough?-&. A"thony Express.
The Republicans of New York have re
nominated Hon. E. D. Morgan for Cover
nor and Robert Campbell fer Lieut.. Gov
ernor. WIZ. Cullen Byant and las. o. Put
nan were appointed electors-a: large.
"a The Charleston Mercury proposes
to the owners Of the Great Eastern to 20
into the slave t1ade. "Ten thousand ne
groes at trip-only think of it." The
4uercurys imagination is up to fever heat.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-30

= ~ State Elections, ape yet to Be held
tfs Pre- d Election In Novem-
.A1s4eAows:< 49, - sa-- III
1nzVsnnont, on Tueada1, Sept. 4.
z in California, on "Wednesday, Sept. s.
In Maine, on Mond.y, Sept. 10.
Ia Georgia, on Monday. Oct: l.
. In Mississippi, on Monday. OCT. l.
III FLORIDA, on Monday, Oct. /.
I'm South Carolina, on Monday, Oct. 8.
Ia Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
II Ohio, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
In Iadiana, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
In Minnesota, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
In Iowa, on Tuesday, Oct. o.
Presidsxatal Eleceton in all the Sta ties,
on Tuesday, Nov. e.-M y Tribune
The Tribune is mistaken as to Mimi
~esota. Our State Election occurs every
fourth year upon the same day with the
$ Presidential Election. On other years it
takes place upon the second Tuesday Of
Octocer. ~-