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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-11-08

Certainly it was not the men who issued
the warrant and brought the goods into
court4to decide the question Of ownership!
If there was any stealing in the case the
theft was committed by the State Of Min
nesota, by every man who voted for her
constitution and every woman who 81
lently. acqaiesoed in its adoption. This
constitution says there shall be noslavery
or Involuntary scr!itude in this State; and
50 far Is We know, every Democrat % we'll
a. every Republican in the constitutional
Convention voted for that clause; and we
doubt If one man in the State voted
against the Constitution on account Of
that clause. Yeti they were not . fools,
they knew that it took away the owners 9!
right Of property in all that class Of goods
which should ever be imported into, our
State. The people Of Minnesota knew
that the Col. Ghristmaseso Of the South have
some hundred million dollars worth Of
goods and oh.ttels !; and that ~ this i
clause every 81. 90 worth d5;of them
which should be brought,into this State,
would be converted into 800, yet they
adopted il !; and thus, aocording 70 this
.tnesrp stealing, Interpretation, they pro
posed, plaaasd and resolvedsto steal every
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Political Appointments.

The people are requested to assemble and near
addresses upon the course of action which should
be adopted by their Delegates to the Convention
of the State of South Carolina, which Will assem-
ble in Columbia on the l7th of December:
Townville Saturday oath November
Greenwood, Thursday, Goth Z"
Cold Spring, Friday, Both Z"
sherard's Old Store, Saturday, lst December
Anderson C. H., Monday, 3D.
Hollands Store, Tuesday, 4th +"
The Hon. ]. L. Orr, Hon. R. +. Simpson, Hon.
j. N whitner, Hon. j. P. Reed, Gen. S. NJ. Wilkes,
Hon. R. Munro, Maj. J. V. Moore and Col. W. D.
Wilkes. are expected to be present and deliver adj
dresses. AS the election will take place on the
9th day of December it is hoped that notice of the
above appointments will be extensive circulated,
and that the people will oil attend.
Anderson, Nov. 10, 1860.
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Dissolution.

THE copartncrship heretofore existing under The
name and style of II. b. & j. L. ARNOLD is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debcd to said firm will please make settlements
with II. B. ARNOLD. as the notes and books Of ac-
count will remain in his hands for short time
only. So, now is the time to save cost.
II. B. ARNOLD,
T. l.. ARNOLD.
Oct. 20. 1850 II st
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ELECTION NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO an act passed at the recent extra
session of the Legislature of this State, notice is
hereby given that an Election will he held Oh
THUKSDAY, the Sixth day of DECEMBER next,
for FIVE DELEGATES to represent Anderson Dis
rict in Convention of the people of the State OF
South Carolina TO be held in Columbia on Monday
the l7th day Of December.
MANAGERS.
Anderson Court House-Thomas NJ. White, T. J.
Webb, James A. Iioyt.
Pendlcton-T. j. Bcllottc, b. L. Seabornc, i. y.
Sharpe.
lIaync's-J. C. Haynic, William Haynie, W. S.
Norris.
Craytonville-L. p. Fcslhcrston, j. L. Williams,
L. W. Tribble
Shcrarrs-Jas W. Slerard. james y. Gray, j..
". Simpson.
Barr.
Bozcman s-N McAlstcr, G. W. Bclchcr, II. p.
Price.
White plains-John King, D. Watkins, W. c.
Wciborn:
Townvillc-M. Palmer, G. W. Burns, II. X. Vail
diver. q.
Storcvillc-Jaspcr Brown r. B. Doyle, James Il.
Ccntrcrlle-J. l.. McElroy, Asa Avery, David
Watkins.
Wells. =,
will.amston-John C. Griffin, T. \. IIokc, Dan'l.
Ligon. ,,..,
ionea Patll--R. Cobb, W. H. Ackcr, J. c, Viii
Slanlonyillc-Allcn Kelley, J. J. Cooley, j. JEFF
fcrson Poor.
Howard.
Calhoun-D. i. Smith, J. NJ. Cox, Hampton
Poor
McclintOn's-Ncwtcn Gilmcr, Levi Burris, P. X.
Norris.
orrvillc-charlcs Webb NJ. Duckworlh, J. n.
DOuthi; % s-J. p. shton, William NJ Orr, Il. IL
Browns Muster Grounl-Dr. J. nix, T.utcy Cox,
YIN. Holland.
ford.
Evcrgrccn-.E j. Earle, j. Cunningham, NJ. H.
Smith
Smith
Polls to be open ONE DAY at each precinct
The managers to meet at the Court llose on the
day following count the votes and declare the
election.
Nov. %, 1860 1G 2t
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SheriR's Sales.
Nov. %, 1850

Dy virtue Of various writs of Ficra Facas TO me
; directed, will expose to sale SaIelay in Dc
cember next. within the usual hours of SALE before
the Court House door at Anderson, the following
property. to witt
One tract, of land containing Sc acres more or
less ON the west side of Seneca River. bounded by
lands of William Palmer and others. And also,
one track containing four acres and wenty-nnc
rods, with mill on it, and bounded By lands of J.
]. Coats and the other track: and one three horse
wagon. one sorrcl mule one buggy and harness,
and one negro girl named Kate; levied on as the
properly of D. j. Iix at the suit of Brown Eandl-
YER & Co., and others Terms cash. purchasers tc
pay for all necessary papers.
j. b. NJ DOBBlNS, 5. \. d.
November S, 1860 IS td
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HYN1ENEAL.

MARRIED, on Tuesday evening, Both ult., by
Kelley Sullivan, Esq, Mr.. RoBEnT A EVERY and
Miss ELLEN PETr1cREw, all of Anderson District.
On the LIST inst, by Rev. L. W. Stephens, E. P.
EDWARDS, Esq, and Miss G. II. WILLIS, both of
Ebert, Geo.
On the goth inst, by Rev. j. B. Hillhouse, Col.
D. c. TEMpnEros and Miss NJ. ADDlE DAY, all of
Laurens District
On Thursday, the lst of November, by the Rev.
D. Humphreys, Mr.. DAVID SADLER, of Anderson
District, to Miss VIRGINIA SPEAR, of Florida.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For Clerk.

ESs- We arc authorized to announce Capt H. K.
FANDIVER as a candidate for Clerk of the Court
at the next election
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To the Voters of anderson District:

To the Voters Of anderson District:
..MAxY FRIENDS" have announced my name as
n candidate for Clerk of the Court ut the ensuing
cec,ion, and it is due to them, as we'll as to the
voters of the District generally, that should make
n response 10 the announcement. AT the close OF
my last canvass, stated publicly that did not
expect to be again candidate, and my purpose
remained unshaken until December last, when my
situation was in many respects greatly changed
owing to r,y misfortune, which is known TO the
District.
I vas born and reared in this District, and am,
perhaps, the oldest citizen of this town-havc al
ways resided here, and hope that my bones may
repose in her SOIL 1 have received many fnvors
from my fellow and have tried to discharge
the trust they have so long confded to me with
courtesy, zeal and strict fidelity. My past services
and performance in the office is the best guarantee
can offer the District for faithful discharge OF
its duties in the future. Many voters, therefore,
and my friends generally, authorized to use my
name as a candidate for reelection.
ELIJAH WEBB.
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THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL

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NOTICE.

THERE,will be an election held at anderson c. H..
ON the 9th day of December next, to fill the vacan-
rios of CAPTAIN and Leutenants of the Anderson
Troop. who have rendered their designations.
BY order of A. II. GLENN'
Col. of the 1st Regiment, S. c. c.
N. a.. McCuLLEr, o. S.
Nov. 90, 1860 16 ~
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For the State Convention.

Mr. Editor:-After consultation with citizens
from the various portions of our District, the names
of, the following gentlemen are respectfully pro-
posed to represent the District of Anderson in the
State Convention, which will assemble on the 18th
of December proximo. 1t is believed, from their
long standing in the community, irmness, ability
and experience in legislation, they will command
the confidence of the people of the District, and
worthily represent them.
Hox. ]. L. ORR.
Hox. j. N. WHITNER.
Hox. R. T. SIMPSON.
HoS. j. p. REED.
GEN s. NJ. WILKES.
Mr. Editor The following ticket for seat in
the State Convention, will be cordially supported
and voted for by co-operationists and separate
State actionists:
Hox. r. F. SIMPSON. P
HoN. j. i. ORR.
Hon. ]. P. REED.
REV. b. F: MAULDIN.
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WI. f. MARTIN, C. s.
JOHN 7. SLOAN. c. II. Il.
Is I'd
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ess- The friends of Col F. A. HoKE announce
him candidate for Clerk of the Court for Andcr-
SON District at the next election.
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gss- The many friends of ELIJAH WEBB, ESQ.,
would announce him candidate for Clerk Of the
Court for Anderson District at the next election.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-18
ss,s~xAaIsusSsc~

To StE. Billings, Luciuds Billings, y NJ Billings,
4 Ghas. y. Moore, Dan'l Koch, b. A., Williams,
sJssse Hough, Winsr d Evans, James LArkin
John Winthrop, Patterns, Lane = MIRIAM, Daa II
w. Presseil, Peter Hart, Calvin Becbe. J. p.
Ogie, Hiram Barney, Rob't Galloway, w. Van
Horn, Benz. Jones, David Evans, Geo. G. Dixon
01cAr GnyRar, VIM. Guygar and Mrs. G.. TT. Gu n.y.
gar, widow Of e. H. Guygar, deceased, defend
anta): 800
UOU are hereby notified that there ID now on 6ls
i In the Clerks Office Of the Distrct Court on
Lee County. Iowa, at Keokuk, = petition and
amended petition OF Ben. johnson, claiming .
judgment and decree In his favor and against g. E.
Billings for ten Thousand dollars with interest
from 9th Jane, 1858, and also three thousapd dol
lars With ten per cent. interest from the 18th Of
January, 1887 upon said S. s. Billing two prom
issory notes for said sums praying Tor the fore
closure of two mortgages securing said notes,
made by s. 5. Billings, upon lot 5, block Ia, In
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, known ~ the Billings
House the sale and deciding of said lot to pay Oh
said mortgaged membranes, the extinguiahment
and cancellation Of all recorded or pretended in
tersst6 liens Of the other co-defendAnts In said
lot and the establishment Of the true chain Oh Ii
tie thereto, the disbursements Of the proceeds oil
the sale Of said lot according to the respective pxi
critics OF lien, for general relief, with costs OF
suit, &c.
Now, therefore, you hereby severally moth
fed to appear and answer said petition by tho "a
day of next term Of said Court, to be holden on
the FIRST Monday Of February, 1860, at Keokuk, or
Judgment and decree wi II be had against you.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
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tT,o Thos.. u Carts, james shelley, Tease n.
Ill Holmes, chax. Smith, John 8tannus, John
Hamilton, w. A. Hinch, A. X. spears, 4. !.
Pickering, ]. Tiilinghast, Thss. II. White, IN 2,
e., roat.sr ! Tinil, salIe A. Webster, catharins
ADFn, WIN. M. Torrance, ID. n humphrey, A. IL
Gage, Il. M. Reynolds Rufus Wilsey, Briggs 4
White, Amos III. Shuts, G. Y. Lockwood. w. b.
csnlis'sa, nagh',E eDs Getty. y9 Je.as
B. Beelcy, Lydia u. French, james Bradford, 7.
N IS snninrs. August Kraft August Sterne, and
fAes. Davis. Trustee Of Hughes, Davis Co.
'You are hereby respectively notified that there
ID nov Gle in the oface Of the Clerk Of the Dis
triet Court Of Lee County, lows, Mt Keokuk, the
pstion OF Hiram Barney, assignee Of Chas Mason,
claiming = judgment and foreclosure OF q mortgage
egainDt Th0s. il. Carts above named, for the sum
ef nine hundred and ssventy-fve 60 100 dollars,
1875 co., with ten per cent interest from the 10th
lsy Of May, 1859, and general anG special execn-
tea against said Thos. II Curtis, ard Is against all
bther said defendants shove named, praying for
the foreclosure of mortgage, executed by the said
Thos. u. Curtis 70 Chas. Mason, upon the ). 3of
the 8. w. / Of section twenty l2s) in town
skip sixiy-hye lS6) north Of raage FIVE 90
west, situated in Leo county, State Of Iowa, the
sale Of said mortgAged property 70 pay on said
debt, the extin guishment of all equity OF redemp-
ton therein and tor costs and all general relief,
swer said petition on the morning Of the second
day Of the next term OF said Court to be holden on
the frst Monday Of February, 1880, or Judgment
and decree will be had therein prayed for, by de-
fAulf. w. III. WORTHlNGION,
dcelSd4w Sol'r for Hiram Barney.
rive a. b. McEIroy, Mary McElroy, s. n. Jones,
j. NJ. Jones, J. r. Richards and A. q. Grinnan !:
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
In the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Lee County, Iowa. ct Ksoks the petition Of Lewis
ID. Hamilton, claiming - against each and all you
the foreclosure Of mortgage, executed Feb. Sd,
1887, by A. b. McElroy to the said Hamilton, upon
thirty Eve and one-half acres OF the South East
quarter OF section thirteen {l3) township sxtysix
800 north Of range Ave west, bounded as follows:
commencing at the sectional line above Nashville,
running west thence about one-fonrth Of mile,
th0nce to oulvert on the railroad, thence to the
river, thence to the place of beginning, situated
in Lee county, state of Iowa, and judgment
Aglinst you, the said A. b. McEiroy, for the
gum d twenty i've hundred dollars, money due.
and secured by said mortgage; and also asking the
sale Of the above described real estate TO pay said
amount, and for general and special relief, and
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the 7th day Of February next that being the second
day Of the next term Of said court, judgment win
be rendered against you thereon.
w. Ill. NORTHAMPTON,
dScl6d1m Sol'r for l.. d. Hamilton.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Foa AL TINE PURPOSES ofAsAn,lY pVys,c,

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Legal Nosicc.

Two C. Hodge, Henry Fox, p. Sheppard, w
= A. Holland. ID. r. 6toddard, Geo. W. Martin,
1dmund Armour, Samuel II. Htonements, J. e.,
Riley John Montgomery, John r. Smith, Joseph
A.. Torrey, Samnsi Ra1n p. w. Pence n IA. Lock-
woed G. A. Bcofeld, Arnold Kendall. q. r. B. John
son, W.n .Sier, Vim. Hubbard, w. w. Prichard. c..
.. Davis, Gideon Myers, II. III. Moore, John Dali
leny. Geo. Felt, II. %. Chattcrton, Honora Tep-
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Lockwood amos Hendeick, Truman Conkhn, G.
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now on Me IN ths once Of the Clark Of the District
Court 10 and for Lee County, lisa, ct Ksokuk, a
petition Of Samuel b. Scoles, claiming 0f Aufus
"usey the sum OF twenty seven hun6rcd dollars
and interest, n money due on promissory note /;
and also claiming of al Of you the foreclosure Of
nortgAgs exeeutsd by said kufus Wilssy to secure
sasa Promassory note. Said petition prays for 4
sale OF the following mortgaesd premises, In which
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Inc s-v.t OF the NE. Of sec. ~, township 85
north, range west, In Lee county, Iowa. There
rs 80 On ME In said case m amended petition,
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said District Court, commsncing on the arst Mon.
day IN February, 1860, jadgnsnt viii be rendered
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according TO the prayer Of aid petition and ali ~
interest 81 each OF the defendants in said land vii
DC cut on and forever barred and foYsclosed.
AcCRARY BRUCE,
Solicitors for Petitioner
Dec. 20, ls6a-Im
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