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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-25
Eon. Iii Thayer.

Hon. -. Th.yer announces himself an indie
,ans.1. candidate fo- Congress from the Ninth
3 ~t.ss OF Massachusetts,. II reply 70 letter OF
,1,,.c.:..t.cn TO This ect together with rsGies'
e.ru.,a BIZ nearly I'VE hundred Republicans. eir'
'It.yer gives his reasons for this step lie com
ms tia; The established usagesoi The party have
.ss. violated ont of hostility 90 hun The Con
,.-t,p vas dcsisnedIy called before ne could
e t;r.e r. address his constituents IL many OF
.i. towns. TIE Republican press Of the District
- saws hss been aud Il same instrument ~ the
rsais & a conspiracy TO n,is-represent me-" lie
.,nclu,les his letter as fellows:
VITA ne, neither party ties nor party discipline
ave sry authority, or responsibility, when
,-ey ror.e in contact with truth and justice. As
s.o5d rron me ioor of Congress, in defence ofrny
own convictions. and in defiance Of the authority
= II rry % VII DO here ana everywhere, now
.r.9 ,lwevs rec MAX. l contide in free PEG
gle.
d. therefore, with NV whole heart. accept the
-.on!aaiIon. coming as 1t does from the sovereign
uouer, and therefore of higher significance AID
as.hority than any nomination made by tia ser
ran,s q party organization. This IS nomination
g. ~. very highest authority, and is wholly con-
genial TO ms political ideas and principles II the
asoale d.sre me to represent them longer il; Con
ti.ev will prove Il by ;hes Votes Whatever
ts.eir decision, shall be vo.fent with it as an
esfrcssso" Of tiat uar sorere snty raicii con
teal is the birthrisht OF American citizehs.
Ell TH4YER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-10-25
ELI THAYER.
soshua z. oie.d.nss.

Ee take Tie following extinct oerss'.'n from
sssh delivered bv JOsisas + Sidsinigs il ire .
:. lfsase. OF. Ropes lta,lyss, Manga iG'h, 1851
che al.5ls speech nav be fopnt IN the Congress
IA Globe. Vol. !. page eis. 3ad Congress, 1-t
ssssion-Nyvth Iowa Tiares
= never despond. On the conirarr see the
stv 81 this neti0u welded by the 'HIefsEa Aw'
eaicA will lcagh the Esec tive and his influence
. -sorn; u It b CHER iaw ~aioh he an his friens
AVE - of,ea rtiieused while it silently para
vr'ne ii. influence. and stealing ftoln him hispo-
IS 5s. ore.ts ta;i he has already become brsat-
az ro.i.ieai corpse SIR. it Is that high iaw-it Is
1aat pops..as sentiment whicl. Is rolling in
a. Noslh-whi-h was manifested in Philadelphia
8, y two ago-wiicb was manifested bE she
-as.e Thousand AID fly signatures Oft
Elglar1 clergy 70 the petition presente
her e..i Of the Capisol-aaich * mantle.
~. thousand p6slic meetings s!.roughouttA ana
II -. free-~i Is ssa,lisessein every log cabin
:, lie West, snd in the richer residences ef the
Earsa-w.lieh Is manifested il the pulpit and on
tie sts.as;s-wh.cii 5 1saEiies5ed a tie prayer
meetings anf At the political conyoeaiio is-whieh
= i-s ant Vii shape the destiny Of tlis naton
&c ose chs. re ast bow. for ia tie Of God
s...-ss,. - las people--Sir, We are a eope who
ira Before we fght; and We have said our prayers,
Ill ~. al car aTmor, then our enemies had better
g,an. tha. meet u--''-II Laughter
SIR, aroutz ir,.iaa;dase no one; but I tell you
,le- is spirit IN l NORTH lni;e tcili set at dearee
- ls Essr end unarortE na chimes Of kss Ereeuiise
I'd tic m.rio1s Ct IS p5ssr- 'Vhsn Zee contest
AL cons; trssa me thaaders shall rsH, and The
ysinsuys fesi. srhsa tae. sI.0es sLaA rise ii The
South; when "a limitation OF the Roman bcndsInen,
o Southern. Slaves OF the South shall feel that
ley ara men; waen they feel ihe string emotions
y isa-a.,r.lty, and recognize the stirring truth
,hs IL sc saea and entitled TO tie rights which
Co. ss resIovci upon them; when the slaves shall
fs.iss'as. cad when masters shall turn pale and
--,as,le, when lie du esil.s shall smoke and dir
sF - eacn COT etsnal.ce, then sir, do not
ssy eve viii laugh at Jour calamity, and mock
vEssa your fear eonaesh, bat I Go say, when the
shat came, the lovers or our race win stand
fort. and .xert the legitimate pow srs Of this Gov
ernaent for freedom. We shalrth have const:-
tliaopal rSwer TO act for the good of the country
asi - 10 Justice to the slave Then riH ,rs <friks
o4s.< <sakles t,eps ne limbs of tte siapes. That
ri bs sisesed when this government will have
Feserso ct irtSeen sly cry aud freedom and when
1t esi raaAe PEACE sieiag freedom % Tie siapes-
Nd - re esisen, Nr. Speaker, sliaitAat Cine
i.sssas I : rollins FspIaly iorvarJ. The Pres
,s' Sex rsipsa power tat vii lesssen i, thohgh
rgr rsss 80 byanna. Z hail IL ls,I do the ap-
sss.Szns Of that political raiiicrlhiufn which
sc Nj assured viii come slpon the ves.d-''6
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I NPECTINE,-THE PERSIAN FEVER

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Since his return to America, il has been. tried
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TIE largest stock ever brorg, 10 the psea. u acll
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tosi 90 Or yd. Isl s4aY ~ .r
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Known as the Wilson Farm, ahou 60cres IN
der Notwithstanding house, stable and coed
Young orchard One fourth in hand, the balance
in five OF ten wears with interest annually.
" INIIT now NSuIp
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Also The f0IIoWing deacliIed !ands N FnTton
County situated about two miles East Of the a,ch-
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

NOTICE j. hereby given, that the under
IN signed, Commissioners appointed to re-
ceive, exsmine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of al persons against the estate Of Hem
~ Oberweis late Of stearns county, Minnesota,
deceased, win meet for the purpose Of. receiving,
examining and adjusting said claims, At the
residence Of Michael Lskaf, in st. Cloud, in
the said county of Stearns and State Of Min
nesote, on Monday tho 18th day Of June 1860,
;at :? o'clock in the forenoon and again ct the
sane place on Monday, the, I'd day Of July,
1860; and again at the same place on Monday
re 10th day Of July and again At the same
place on Monday the 3oth day Of July 1860 !;
and that the time limited for creditors to pre-
sent their claims j. liz months from: the 7th
dsy Of May, 1860. ..4I, =, - - 'l>;
Dated at.M. Cloud this It'll day Of May, 1860.
~ WOLFGANG EtCH, js+ Commissioners.
-, NICHOLAS LAIR: T.. .-- - ~. IL -
5aj n y24-tldm 81 49, ~ Administration.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12

IjORTGAG ALE NOTICE 10
MI hereby given that default has been made
in the conditions Of q certain mortgage made
by Eliphalet a. Wyatt, and Jane his vife, 70
F. Eugene Baldwin, dated the twenty tA1za
day Of August, a. D. 1858, and recorded II
the Office of Regietsr Of Deeds Of stsazns
County, in the State of Minnesota, On the
Second day OF September, A. d 1868, q IL
o'clock r., in Book A OF Mortgages, pasw
81 s 90; that there is Gained to be due %
said mortgage at the date of this sotiee the
sum Of Sixty nine dollars and fifty cents, that
no proceedings at law have been Instituted t.
recover the debt secured by said mortgage OF
any part thereof; and that pursuant to pow
er Of sale contained in said mortgage, and. In
accordance to the Statute in such Gaze made
and provided, the premises described IN said
mortgage, to wits The North West quarter, sf
the South Kaet quarter and the South West
quarter Of the North East quarter, Of Section
Twenty eight, In Township Ono hundred and
twenty three, North of Range Twenty sets.
West, xillbe sold At public auction TO. .the
highest bidder for cash on tho 14th, -dey Of
July A. D. 1860, between the hours Of one and
four o'clockiP. II. At the front door Of Ahe Will
lis House, in St. Cloud, in 6teeEns County
aforesaid, TO satisfy the amount due on aaid
mortgage and costs allowed by law ''tI
q 2-:>. - F. EUGENE BALDWIN.
june7-6x 1.1G. q &c. llor41aeee.
}Dated,at Clear Lake, June TIL, A.D. s1e60
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12
AIs7oRTaAGE sALE.-DBFAULr
lu having been made In certain mortesee

HORTGAGE sALE.-DBFAULr
M having been made in : certain mort eaee
e1eeuted BY Malcolm Smith and Mary Smith,
of St. CLOUD, in the county Of stsaEns ind
State Of Minnesota, to Peter Lair Of the
same plaee, dated the eighteenth day Of Feb.
'ruary AID. 1853, and duly recorded in the
Office Of Register Of Deeds in the County afore-
said, on eighteenth dsy Of February, aforesaid.
at four o'clock 2. y. of said day in Book TAI
Of Mortgage Deeds, on pages II l. 10. ON
which there il now c1aimed Is be due q said
Peter Lair and unpaid: the sum Of -Four .huIn-
dred and thirty Ave dollars ana ffty six cents.
And no aetion Of proceeding 1t law having
been commenced g recover the amount due
Nov, therefore, notice il hereby kiven tl.t
BY virtue Of power of sale 81 laid mortgage
Contained and pursuant to the statute III Such
csse made and provided, the pfsmiSeu descfi,
bed Il, mid mortgage, q. vi The vest hilf
81 routh :ssst quarter IL section No. -Four. ard
The north west qdafter Of ths north vast OUR.
81 ofvection No: nine III township No. One
hundred and twenty four north 81 range twenr.'
~ Sikht wet, III the county S1fbressid, VIM b.
s6ld 6 pubic suction % the highest bidder it
at'thei town 7of 81 Cloud sforessid, by the
Sheriff of sid county, ON; TIE '2289th day Of.
July "a D. 1850 &C 10 o'clock j. II, Of said day
70 pay the amount then due on said mortgage
with Tie eoets and expenses Of sale allowed
6ysIaw.;.rai ca .--1 1PEYERELAffR:i |
Dated st Cloud, June l9th $780, NoIf9esaSxss.
:: WAif 4 McGIURk. zAttys: for MortgH 9ea:o !
june14-ow: @'5E@ sa2a o.a;&ss'!' ss&11: ~
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build mills TO frame, Or srpentry and joinery
ia, any 81 I'll Of it, branehes, thst no 10 prepar
I'd Is take contracts, and do III kinds Of work
in this line. on the most reasonable terms and
ia good, 1erk 8 ,manner. : -
- :, go" 49, - - Z. E.sHUsSEY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-07-12
AL lex. IA. NDRIA
Pr ffSf[!L J T/Douo1As Cocsrr.

This town is beautifully l.catcl in ono Of
the finest Agricultural regions in the North
West. It is inthe centre Of the County and is
admitted by oil to occupy . natural point fer
Town. Farmers in, quest Of superior land
in9ds :ssfas hss's :na sas
treat where hunting and fishing may be indui-
ged in to any, extent; or the lover Of tho
beautiful in nature, will At Alexandria find
their several tastes gratihsd.
Situated on the State Road to Breckenridge
and Fort AUTOMATICALLY distant from
either-under the management Of men possess
ing the utmost energy, Alex andria bids fair
to4le one Of theEletgsst inland tox81 in Mn
nd Ths5noEntry' 70 thS 56alk and west
is AaiEicgTdKAI1rl Roportion !;
With tatResNVHt 6pd ES6a a extends "A
unhiAke& ho6HSN 1l1afa, AS batter por-