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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-28
Snsitttss CARDS.
GEO. W. HOOPER,

GEO. W. HOOPER,
"a sHlP CHANDLER AND GROCER,
HEMP PATEST eokB6RR $?EEs, 5 gHAfNs ANCHORS
Blocks, BtNTfNG, T. AA y R RTTPPRRE r. oAKUN'
iro.ts CORNER PRATT AND SoUTn STREETS
WIN. j. HOOPER & CO,
w CORNER OF SoUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
MANUFACTURERS OF 'Ai'''10'e'
Dr j., SEINES Tanned, - RRED AND rugged,
g20. If - GoRKs, GiLIfSG AND SEINE TwINE, &c.
II f. WILLIS,
IN AL RSS SEF IF G TItHg RE Kes
R9Pes FGr Hides BeesTaX and Country Produce
CL4RKE l. PEGRAM, "H NJ Pf'RAH
SRerNA AND NkH G G2h TFE Manufactured
jel,u 60 EzcRRa aIYFed place
EOHN RODGERS & SON,
No IS N N HSH SPTBEE NEAR FAYETTPE
With despatch AZ 2r4erf entrusted to them be above
lures PLgIBERs MITERiaIs always H on hand
~ Orders respectfully solicited. fe26-m
AMES II. ANDERSON b SON.
~ ENGRAvERs,
sANK E9TE STEEL WHn ANR cQPPEE PA PRe
P Ps4s T9a Eoara seals Letter
THOMAS N. GREEN. DRNJAmIT n YoH
GREEN & YOE, 'O'
DEALERS II g GR6fGH f E 1.so"'s vaes'
,, AND FINE FAMILY GRoCERI fzS3 AiNOofS'
eliI No IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
j H. & J; s. HI!o,GG, -
AZ work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbng attended to with punctualy. ial-tt
A MMIDON Il CO,
- I'VE WUHo2LNE rs "a AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
KERosE s2Af sA ASP Rf fAAEERR4tEs, lamps
o1O.tf near Baltimore.
w MARBURG & CO,
w. No. 4s W. LOMBARD STREET,
HAVANA AND G iEaREGGIFf CIGARS G. AND PIPES,
D6 6SP ss4sNTTT r TTG.
b TSad 90 well to examine our stock before
W EST Il VEINS,
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
GAS FIXTURES,
No. EOS Baltimore street,
Gas Pipes introduced public and private building
he best manner and on the most pleasing terms. mrlI
EOHN GREACEN,
~ WHOLESALE DEALER
apl8-tf No g. ExcnANas PLACE
TVHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
hand fpa F re SSGaPs F6F sFB Ma @
DUCK, FOR Trunk fdgS' MAKERS,
oo2a.t corner Of Frenklin L
STEFAN MARBLE WORKS;
~ BEVAN SONS,
AMERICAN AS SfSt F6R E MARBLE.
li0 SARATOGA STREET,
n7f Baltimore
, 1860-07-13

The nows from the Platte gold mines is more
favorable than heretofore. Large quantities Of
gold arrive ut the city weekly. New and rich
gulch diggings are being discovered. The emf.
grants who went there this spring are all doing
we'll
twas supposed at Washington that the rel port
ed death Of the Tycoon in Japan (the news Of
which was received by way Of California; was q
mistake; and, at first Il was thought It ought not
to be communicated to the Japanese Embassy.
Subsequently they were informed Of the news,
when they admitted the possibility Of an insur.
rection in Japan, but not Of the assassination Of
the Tycoon. s.
Frank Blair has declared his determination to
resign his seat in Congress.
Greeley's letter to Seward, dissolving tho part.
nership firm Of Seward, Weed 4 Greeley, has
been published. II is scathing document.
The iron for the railroad west Of San Fran.
cisco, the first section Of the great Pacific road,
has arrived, and several miles will be completed
during the summer.
The U. s. steamer Crusader arrived at Key
West on the Goth with French bark, having
on board 422 Africans, all in good order, after
a passage Of forty.fye days, only seven having
died. She has French captain and Spanish
crew. There are at present at Key West about
1400 Africans. William Weston, the American
captain Jose Antonio, the Spanish captain, and
the crew Of e barque Williams have been com
mitted for trial in November next, under the
Act Of May Is, 1920. Jose 0rarto and Anton
10 Augusta, believed by the Commissioner to
be passengers, have been discharged. Meg'll
MeciaS, Spanish captain, has been released on
his own bond, he depositing $1,000 in the regis
try Of the Court for his appearance in November
, 1860-07-13
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN IOWA.

CHICAGO, Monday, June 4, 1850.
A terrible tornado passed over the eastern part
Of Iowa and the northwest part Of Illinois last
night. 49,. ...-
The tornado commenced at Clinton, Iowa, at
n o'clock last evening, and although lasting but
two.and.a.half minutes, caused more destruc-
tion Of life and property than any similar storm
that has ever visited this portion Of the country.
The towns Of Camanche Iowa, and Albany,
ILL.,, on opposite sides Of the river, and Hve miles
south Of Clinton, were completely demolished.
In the former place thirty.two dead bodies have
already been taken from the ruins, and there
are still number that cannot be got at.
In Albany five or six dead bodies have been
found with about ifty wOunded-some or them
seriously.
From other towns on the route Of the tornado
that can be reached by telegraph, we learn that
the destruction Of life and property was equally
Us great.
At Morrison, Illinois, the following are killed,
as far as we have been able to learn Mr.. Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. DOrr, George Roweth, boy
named Barnum.
The seriously wounded are :. Thomas Digby,
Benjamin Lathe and wife, Mr.. Richmond and
Hiram Mann.
At Lynden, three miles south Of Sherling, sew
eral persons were killed and fifteen persons in
that vicinity were badly injured by having arms
and legs broken. The storm passed two miles
north Of Amboy Report says that over ten
lives were lost there and number badly
injured. The names Of the killed, as far as
known, are Mrs Moss and child named Billsby.
The injured are Mr. Moss and daughter, Mr..
Sackett, a boy named Northway and Mr. Wright.
The tornado appears to have taken course
almost due east from the Mississippi to Rock
River. Scarcely house or a barn on the direct
tract which was about half q mile in width, was
left standing. From all accounts not less than
60 lives were lost. The extent Of damage to
property, which Is very large, cannot be fully
asceftaihed for some time.
The names Of these killed by the tornado at
Albany; Ill.,, last night, are d. Buck, z. Elmer,
Mr.. Sweat, two children of Mr.. Riley, and Miss
Ryder, missing. The fatally wounded are Mr..
Riley, Miss Mary Stagg, Mrs. Slocum. The
badly hurt are Mr. Perkins, Mrs. Sweat, Mrs
Caspar and child, Mrs. McMann, Noses Bishop,
wife and child, Mrs. Call, Mrs. Whitcomb, leg
broken; MRS. Efner Fred. Miller and Mr.. o.
trRnder. as,r
Several others were more or less injured
, 1860-07-13

Rv the steamer Ore0On. Cant. Hudson. we have
-. go. C.,;t..,,;. \, ,ha IL, i,s. .nd e.o,,,'
u@'eo "'.' S~ -' -
81 Joseph (Mo) 70 the lIth UT For paperswe
are indebted to Mr.. J. Taylor.
WAsHiNoroS. June ls.-ln the Richmond Con-
vpntion. tbe States of Arkansas. Alabama, Tex
as I,ouisiana. Mississippi Georgia and South Car
oIina were represented. One delegate from Ten
nessee and one from Virginia were also present.
see the action Of the Baltimore Convention.
The proceedings Of the Convention were OPEN
ed Win nraver by Rev. DR.. Duncan. -
Mr.. Calhoun, Of S. Carolina, son Of John @.
Calhoun. from The Committee on Permanent Or.
0anization. made the following report. which was
adopted: 50 ~, 90 =. ;l
Far President John Irwin, Of Alabama; with
one President and Secretary from each State,
with the exception Of New York.
the Temporary Chairman then retired, after
making a brief but eloquent speech; concluding
might bo such as 70 preserve the Constitution
inyiol,te rEE 1gFltH
M Irwin was then conducted 70 tho Chair,
when he delivered an address To the Convention
explaining the position Of the South, whose duty,
he said Is 70 protect lis own interests and rights,
10 unlur its dag 70 the breeze and to firmly and
nron,Ilv march In. demanding that the Constitu.
ton shall be- preserved in word and dce, and let
ter and Inc eoual rights of the States be ruaral.
teed. He would say nothing in favor or against
xoing 70 Baltimore; but whatever is done, we
must strangle the serpent Squatter Sovereignty
He denied the imputation that thoir purpose was
iisunion. The Northern Democrats have gOne
In pursuit Of false god that the South had not
worshipped: and they must endeayOr 70 bring
Them back 10 the true faith. He earnestly hoped
tI,at the result Of their deliberations would not
only secure their own rights. but the welfare Of
me whole country. tt'i s.ss i
M. Middleton Of South Carolina, Chairman
6f tRe Committee ON Credeut ais, desired 10 be
diseharpsd from, the further consideration Of the
eertiHcates Of The National Han, New York, del.
svatcs These delegates, he said, had informed
the Committee that they did not come here as
deIeRatce but as Commissioners from New York,
to consult n 1 ifaternal feeling. The COMMITTEES
were discharred. and The New York Commission.
era invited 10 srats on The floor: but not as
ilelega,as ''-, r. ~ fl,l't 40
-Amotion was made IN appoint COMMITTEES
ON Tusinesa.
M Hatch of Nav Orleana. ofiered a n sub.
siitule the Ioiowine resolutions, ~ go I
: PS.air~s The. r. dslesr,ns m tlis Conven.
.;on h.v;n, hssn snnoInssS an tbe basls of ira
ESisr;tT nistSarm aJnnted at Charleston: we deem
h lxnnerSssa5v N tale AM, further action IN rela
lion ~ : nIslia,m n ,l,e uressn, fine:
sRsSoi.tG. That when ths Convention adlourne,
a. ~ ~ 49,, 80. \, p;chscra -, the Ssth ~
IT, is.s NJ p.,da~a sbcd Js,,, n rscs.
-, - rsIi ~ cnr,e,lion lhreIhss sooner
a. nsg;i-r,, r. xishSrs moved thst afler
~ -, sIass,,. ,he, ~ ssr,e5 ,s ,'crSs
;:-aWh;als ~ hssrsI,v % snnrdvc - - 80 : :
r,o,o,, ~. r,.ds a. refsr ,he A
,he sesci,iIic,, Js Ssiss, Gc,,,,n;s,as
M Ysncev s,,ceested that 4 Comm;tteA on
, 1860-07-13

.ro Ios;no round or.,in.I,, snd the In.roS IN,
e,nr,c cnt ,.;Il HI ha hroLen ~, o.
~
war between San Salvador and Nicaragua
is believed to be inevitable. sf.
The news srom Europc il ;mnortont.
ca.;lo,a; ...arod paIo.,,,, q, ~ oe,h ~.
nl.l, uaIS1u. ~ en.eu aeI,ho on tne ]ou lne
cents have been deIeated IN seysral bottlcs int
Garibads forces are increasing IN numbers snd he
apDears TO have been successful in his most impor-
I'M movements. = - -
A $50, h.,,.oo,, r..v.o ~, f,h;n. -. 49,,
,,oo.oj ~ sn~r. o;,,;' IN .a oI.n ;I,;n Nv
indemnity for outFages committed by the latter.
corrps,,ondent of the Tondon N.,,. vavs
France and Russia have agreed 10 diyidp Turtev
ENGLAND was to receive share. but If Che womb
mi agree the otLers ,,orid rro,oo5 .n,i tato ~,
whole themselves.
PaIlinger, the defaultine Cashier Of the Union
Rank of I1nndon. had heen santencod ~ tv.en,S.
Eve years Of penal service.
rs Naples. Nav o.
The rebels encamped At San Martino have Leep
beaten twice. aud driven 10 Partenico with con.
siderable los. Including one lpaisr The he;gbts
occupied by the rebels have been taken by the
royal troops.
q. p..,..,,,,, No.
F,r.. - ~. nay ~ -.
pass;an W;;s,.... :. M ~ rn S .a 70 .ne
pow,rs esnla;r;ns INV ~ T,si;sh bssu,s~s w s'sas
i not invit to IN GonGsrenca on ,hs cc,,J;s;o',
az ,he Cbr;s,;sn. h; S,re. ~ az ,.Ia. =
M, one IN M Se ,,rs", Bc,... ~ r. ~ ' =
admittJ h wonJ bs nscsss"rv - sS aJn,;. Sn Sv MY
and other minor States.
f,o,. Nf.,, %
An official d;sna,ch from, N.nles 9oJ .rS',ho
c;o.,, ;es,.s. 49, ~ NY
& my sAs' ~ .Ie Nntn pas.elion q royal Onas-
-. ,sss.s "e.e AilS AHe 'nsurfec'ion
wa in~AH's nv P'"s''@S'
LONDON, Thursday, May "a
The Times Paris correspondent. writing We'd
nesday night, May 20, says no fresh intelligence
from Naples favorable 70 the Government has
been received.
The TiUnss' Vienna corresnonf,ant cav. the Dra.
yalent opinion there 4 tbaf Siciiv Z IA II AZ
Bourbons
m, E,,,,o... ~ a.. ts....A ..,, 4. =. ~,
..,;se.i IN co,;s: ~ ~ " " u,s
~. ss.,s 49, VII ya.N su e!n,plalls enat sle
~ ~. !. Wy Ps.'ou vi " .e
,'hss sno,,J n LIN, s,s =. as'u SUI ctOwn 'anus
~, ~ s'''-'N = ~. ~ : y. y !. .~u
n a fiorence letter statls TINT the party OF The
s..: S.ana luke y employed agItatlng the city Se-
esuo9s 9s writlngs We're placarded every night
Mnuy nonle mmlnes don't disguise the iact Of
cons iring 70 accomplish revolution.
II was reported that Iamoriciere, finding out
that his hands were completely tied by the French
authorities At Rome. the French cOmmanfar will
, 1860-07-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

Dispatches from Mexico state thar the Liberals
are losing ground gradually, and the Juarez gov
ernment viii be broken up. as,
A war between San Salvador and Nicaragua
is believed to be inevitable. n.
, 1860-07-13

Seilas Gra YonE. AprH len, 1854
Ihsvs analysed sample o. Asaiy's AHosnaile valley
Whlay, and nd 70 be pure arce, Of hne navuf, and
'''s'' =, '' jan Sisc 4 cnasas. nm, chsnIll
, 1860-07-13

All OTHER HOTEL 1tEErHu1 ADJ
"A dlel n. pom, n ElasIal, q =. I.I.r o. N..I
BEEF rl1npelaur aeh hq.,.l 81. ~ lI la...' %.
olhef 4l.l4 ioo n1leo1l . 1llca' n lI1l lII1| 1N|
ne .oIld a gsasral .hon l'sl aal1a HlI. q .1a|
On ~ occa1en N dlpq'lnG q ~ 1p1lt article {. 1|
ra-ol1lrl nu1 muleI4ll t1ulunlII NI. N0N||1N N.|.
nlrrm ne public that lq l1I IIH unar1 I.11IIII o. .|
dd and capaclouI house he clIE1r O. r1nuI|1| I|
Main nr1sia 70 ne rqrrl1ul .11 1ihsnT fT n ..II.'
which cnmmandI not only Iul fll 1l ~ I| 1| .|I
unchliucled tlH of Iln t11nI 1nI 1cInI ||II| .I|
travellers and ohru a N lIrca night day. b. I|.|
loIn1ly nccommcd1Ild 10 rlllII I l1IIIII III n.
siderable expense ho na9 cnF11 Ne t1rQcI cI |I0|'|
French cool, Who WI r1le 20 pains % II.II lI|I.|
WIN the ai1 o. Uomm0I1f1 E1I1n1n. have H..
acTIcaa of distinguished CIIIa|l Io III .M.| ..||
dom. Who uln act a. walters % ny naalI11I r|I00|
O1IlIaIl N q1IsIl1n have InI1 UII I| % I.||| ..
yeh1 houachoi, hut aer lyr1nI hcraml f1II|II |0I
nlf the FrarHr River rui mines, where he 0III II
d1rs fHho hnl takep an Interest % el1l11H rIr1II0 .
Il conldefah|e explnao ne anney and f1|1N| ||.
anf lss fdr themselves Ano1l E11I l1II1n NII I.I.
should palronll1 =, lheI eaten nr IT M
nor driven oul of lha ho1I1 ~ IkuIE4
M thlt used % S4c enldn ho' IuII lI.I o.
your humble servant has fc1lro II1H N I |.|...
IoolIltIl my motto shan ~. hanclI1IIh and MI|III
fIl7-f lI.ENIl 10 EkI. AND No rI|1UII"
Kat hungry tInvcilI, 11l I'm r1a h1II--
I've trusted too many. Ard Ioun1 \ 10 IN||
eonou mn1t stop y. Or elll ~ y, n'tI|
4. y. THoIr1U|'
| ira EropEIe1or % I'|nnII|I1I'. Hotel.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

NOR GAGE SALE DEFAULT
Yl having been made in the condition of
certain mortgage executed by Martin Woolcy
and Laura Ann Wooley, his wife, of the coun-
ty.of Benton and Territory (now State) of
Minnesota, to Chester Wait of Stearns county
in said Territory (now Statc), dated March
Goth a. d. 1867, and duly recorded in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds of Sherburne
county in said State, on the 31st of March A.
d. 1857, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, in Book ''A' pages
80 & 81, on which mortgage there is claimed
to be due, at the date Of this notice, to the
said Chester Wait, nortgagee, the sum of Five
undced dollars and interest thereon at two
and one half per cent per month from the
date thereof, to the Goth day of March A. u.
1858, and interest on said sum of Five hum
drel dollars since said Goth day of March
1858, at seven per cent per annum. And no
suit or proceedings at law having been COM
menced to recover the amount 50 due thereon,
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue of power of sale in said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the premises desert
bed in said mortgage, to wit: Lots One III
and two III Of section number One ~ in
Township number thirty five 1857 North of
Range number thirty one [31 West, will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder at
the front door, of the Hotel of Joseph Brown,
at Big Lake IN said Sherburne county, on the
31st day Of March a. d. 1860, at one o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day to pay the amount then due
on said mortgage, together with the costs and
expenses of sale. CHESTER WAIT,
Dated February It'll 1860. Mortgage.
WAIT & MCCLURE, Atty's for Mortgage
feb9-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
NJ o r Z G A G Z S A l. y .-WHEREAS

NJ OR T G A GE S ALE .-WHEREAS
Nl default has been made in the conditions
of certain indenturc Of mortgage bearing
date the twenty fourth day of October A. D.
1857, made, executed and delivered by NAL
colin Smith and Mary Smith, his wife, Of the
county of Stearns and then Territory now
State of Minnesota, to Asa Bennett Of Wor-
cester county and State Of Massachusetts,
which was duly recorded in the Office of the
Register of Deeds Of Stearns county aforesaid
on the 2Sth day Of October A. D. 1857 ut 10
o'clock A. N. in Book "a" of mortgages on
pages "a, 95, 9G and 81, on which there is now
claimed to be due at the date of this notice
the sum of Three hundred and thirteen and
72-100 dollars ($3l3.72:) And no action or
proceedings at law having been commenced to
recover the amount so due thereon, Now,
therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
of power Of sale in said mortgage contained
and pursuant TO the statute in such case made
and provided the premises described in and cover
ed by said mortgage, to wit: Being the West half
of the South East quarter of Section four [47
and the N. W. / of the N. E. of Section
nine T97 in Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty four 124] North of Range Twenty eigh,
1881 West, in said county Of .Stearns.; will be
sold at Public Auction TO- the highest bidder at
the front door of the Law Office of Wait g.
Mcclure in St. Cloud in the county of Stcarns
aforesaid, by the Sheriff of said county, on
the 25th day Of February A. D. 1860 at two
o'clock in the afternoon Of SAID day to pay the
amount then due on said mert gage together
with the costs and expenses OF said sale.
Dated Jan'y Sd 1860: ASA BENNETT,
jan5-6w Mortgage.
WAIT & MCCLURE Attorneys for Mort agcc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
RH o r G A G e S A L E.-DEFAULT
lYl having been made in o certain mortgage

NOR TG A G E S A E.-DEFAULT
Wl1 having been made in certain mortgage
executed by Frank Rcmcley of the county of
Stearns and then Territory now State of
Minnesota, to Americas V. Fletcher Of the
county of Worcester and State of Massachu-
settles, dated the 18th day of January A. D.
1858, and duly recorded in the Office of the
Register Of Deeds in said Stearns county on
the said 10th day of January at ~ o'clock p.
NJ: Of said day in Book car Of mortgages on
pages 169, ITO g. III, on which there is now
claimed to be due and unpaid to said Ameri-
Gus V. Fletcher, mortgage, the sum of Two
hundred and fifty six dollars and eighty three
cents. And no action or proceeding at law
having been commenced to recover the amount
SO due thereon, 's''% .:"t 3".. '
Now therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the premises desert
bed in said mortgage, to wit /: The North East
quarter of section No five T51 in Township No,
One hundred and twenty three 1921 North
of Range Twenty eight 1881 West, in said
stearns county, win be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder at the front door of the
Law Office of Wait & Mcclure at St. Cloud in
said county by the Sheriff of said county, on
the 3Oth day of March A. D. 1860 at 10
o'clocE A. N. Of said day to pay the amount
then due on said mortgage, together with the
costs and expenses of sale allowed by law. -
AMERICUS V. FLETCHER, II
st. Cloud, Feb. 9Th 1860. Mortgaqee.
WAIT & MCCLURE, Attorneys for Mortgagee
feb9-6W
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09

hss~ Let all our Merchants bear in
mind that now is the time to buy their Dry
Goods. 49,.
we learn that d. w. IxGERsoLL & Co.. of
st. Paul, arc now selling Dry Goods at very
l'* figures, to make room for their Spring
Purchases. .. " al
4. They have still on hand complete Stock of
STAPLE !i.'eds-just such as are wanted for this
::'ket; any every Merchant i'll want of good
Goods at very low prices, should not fail, in
asserting up his stock, to give them call.
janl2-4t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
\E OKTG AGE SA l. L WHEREAS

AE ONTG AGE SALE -WHEREAS
ltl default has been made in the conditions
of certain mortgage dated the 3lst day Of
July A. D. 1857, executed by William Golf
Of Stearns county Minnesota to Robert u.
Lancaster of same county, and recorded in the
etlicc of Register Of Deeds for the county of
stearns aforesaid on the 9th day of August
\. D 1857 at 5 o'clock p NJ. in Book "a" of
mortgages on pages SIS, So & 81, whereby the
said William Golf granted, bargaincd, sold
and conveyed TO the said Robert D. Lancaste:
the following described piece or parcel Of land
lying and being in the said county of Stearns,
to wit: Being the North East quarter Of Sec
ton No. Nineteen [l9l in Township One
Thirty two West, to secure the payment Of the
sum Of Two hundred dollars according to the
conditions Of certain pronissory note made
by the said William Golf and for value rccci-
we'd delivered to said Robert D. LancAst CT, upon
which note there is now claimed TO be due
and unpaid the sum of Three Hundred and
seventy eight dollars (S378.00.) And whereas
the said Robert D. Lancaster on the Eleventh
day of December A. D. 1858 for value recei-
we'd did assign said mortgage unto Thomas c.
Mcclure Of Stearns county Minnesota, which
assignment was duly recorded in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds aforesaid on the 18th
day OF December 1895 IL BOOK ga OF assign
ments on pages s S, and no suit Or proceed
ings at law having been had for the recovery
of the said debt or any part thereof and by
virtue Of the assignment aforesaid, the said
Assignee claims the right to foreclosc the said
mortgage. Therefore notice is hereby given
that by virtue and in pursuance Of Power
Of Sale in said mortgage contained and of the
statute in such case made and provided the
mortgaged premises above described will be
sid at Public Auction by the Sheriff of said
county Of Stearns upon the platform at the
front Of the Office Of Wait & Mcclure at St.
Cloud in said county upon the 24th day of
March A. D. 1860 at two o'clock P NJ Of that
day to satisfy the amount due on said note
and mortgage and all costs and charges allow
ed by law. THOMAS C. MCCLURE,
Assignee of said Robert D. Lancaster.
Dated st. Cloud, January %, 1860.
jan26-Gw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-02-09
NEW dDTER EASEMENTS.

M GAGE sA L E .-DEFAULT
wi having been made in the condition of q
certain mortgage executed by Martin Wooley,
of the county of Benton and Territory (now
State) of Minnesota to Edward o. Hamlin and
Robert D. Lancaster also Of said county, under
date of August 5th. A. d. 1856, duly recorded
in the office of tho Register Of Deeds of Sher-
burne county in said Territory (now Statc), the
Goth day of August 1856, at o'clock A. NJ. in
Book "a" of mortgages, page 20, and by the
said Edward O. Hamlin and Robert D. Lancas-
ter, for valuable consideration, sold and as
signed to Chester Wait, under date OF the 18th
day of November \. D. 1856, the assignment
thereof having been duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds Of s,id Sherburne
county, February 18th 1857, at 5 o'clock P.
in Book ''A' of mortgages page "a, on which
mortgage there is now claimed to be due tho
sum Of five hundred dollars and interest there.
on, from the date of said mortgage to the 9Th
day of August 1857, at three per cent. per
month, together with interest OH said sum OF
five hundred dollars, from said 9Th day of Au-
gust 1885, at seven per cent per annum.
And no suit or proceedings at law having
been commenced to recover the amount so due
thereon,
Now therefore notice is hereby given that by
virtue of q power of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the premises described in
said mortgage, to wit: Lots one III and two
RI, of sec. No. one II in Township No. Thir-
ty five (35], North of Range No. Thirty-on
[31, West, will be sold at Public Auction, to
the highest bidder, at the front door of the Ho-
tel of Joseph Brown at Big Lake, in said Sher-
burne county on the 3lst day Of March A. D.
1860, at one o'clock P. NJ OF said day to pay
the amount then due on sain Mortgage togcth-
CT with the costs and expenses of sale rs allow
ed by law. CHESTER WAIT,
Dated February 18th, 1860. ASS gnec.
WATT & Nc CLURE, Ats. for Assignee.
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