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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
MAMMOTH LIVERY STABLE,

IMMEDIATELY NORTH or THE NIHOusE,
flliE gud, 5gHol having -. r--
4 puchaod thisweIl known Il a
Livery stable would respect ss~-1.~~--S- 2xs---sL
folly inform their friends and the public. lhat
they au prepared 10 DO as iili justice 10 thos,.
who eay ttyor them With their pa'ronaecas ans
-.miIas establishment In Texas. rhcir stable 4
largo and comfortable 4 kept In The bast orler,
ani w.ll bratall times supplied with the very
best Froytnler Persons Who may 5Hd their
horses io Ibis stable can rely upon having them
WcIi ied aud Ec.l attended H.
thy Hil keep 1n band bor.es to hire, bue.
giles back &c.. ari ean send parties io ans
portion OF ihe country that they may desire %
20 20.
laa word, Il "a wal-lopt table. good feeding
iA0 te, attention, snaslauia ycbiel.. good
stock ard general tc..ra T. sender Fat. faction
e1usIH'n recommendations tle psop..s.Gss ol
CHS stable hope 90 merit and etgiyr r. libemi
shnr Of patronage An lhey can SOP e.. Try
thcm.
BELL & HOLMES.
MMmiu, FEB. NJ. 1861. n2gi
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PROCLAMATION
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a,sal ,l,.;r r,es ,5,oiee IN regard 10
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sssia,s wifl ~ strictly limited ~ Tie exi.
,.sncirs ~ sa,fdetanee on The Part Of .bc
ss.nfela,sle States Ihcso States intend
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,,.,,rasn themselves ard gentackv and
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are anbi,.e, h nay 6rlesa 70 pnv entire
,,ssn,.et !, the e,vl,.~ of praperiv. and tie
le~ai nothariiies within sie state, 10 far
81 Tie same may Sc esmpaf,tle win the
,e,.n4a;ti..s.e l.1fdeni,4e
n Il a. a.. desire II tbc nearie or
Ess,oelg tegnaisss4ia a sirist ana i'm.
,.r,i.l MORTALITY ihen tlie ee.lit a. drive
fs, II. lswleea iatfgdefs WHO Sock 10
m.,l,e ,baif Static ~ thssigeug war.NilI
al tlsn ia li,e aiialnnieni oglheif wishes.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

Shop, NORTH Of The Coafi H1sfse,
Marshall, TEXAS.
1Hi Undersigned would respectfully inform
/ iis o3.!zenses Marsliall aud ile surrounding
country mat he continues 70 carry on tae
CABINET BUSINESS.
ot BE Ola stand, North Of the Courthouse IIe
+ rreparcd to exeentc al work IN DIT. line 10
sapefinr style aHi Al isif rriees. Wardrobe.
Secretaries. Desks, aaia, Wash stands. Bed.
.;aads, aud other furniture will be kept 90 hand
or made Of short notice. His work Is well
known, nod he confidently asks for liberal
Share Of patronage.
r. iUDOL!lI
Feb ~. 1850. ng2-tL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

campsuy, no, FOR delivery but TO 10 mailed ihen
tie rnstier 10 cssrsoa shAli he prepaid az tie
sans rate ;ha, lie ,xistlIs law GeqHf,s Is TO BE-
paid from lhe point Wass5 i may BE- FooesVel By
sncA COMPANY 20 the point n e lslnaii1n aHa
the rasilaasi =. whare sulh company may mad
lie .aule siil'i deAc tie stamps upon the same
eyr. G. Ee i Gribr enacted. fHui arvsis
~ any company who may carry killers untAf
The pgosiaisfs Of tbs aci. sllnll be required 90
take an Gath ihHt .c vii .t'thiully comply with
~ law OIL tie Cdl5aic States reiatipg 20 tu"
sarryins Of lcltrs or other mail i.sst''r anal OBJ
'ltSf.t,-z pssissg stsm4s, oh@a cath uHy be
ssntnhtrssi by any justice vt the peace, aed
sl,aiI b. III writing and asard hs sleu agent or
messenger. ssd t;led 10 the postuisca Depart
men,
Approved. March 18th, i-5l.
AN Act to ,rs'n,n 4, force certain laws Of
the Uuii 81 -la,s u America.
lse i enacted hy tie f'oahSleraie States Of
America IN nagfass as.enblexi, That ali The
laws Of the laiisd ,iaies Of Asrricn, in force
and In USE IN tis q ssielerats states n America
Oh Tie Grsf dayaf Nomcmbc- last, and MT IN.
eoasisten, with ihe Consultation d ne Cor cd
CRATE -laic.. Be- and the same are hereby coniin.
ned Ia forco until altered or repealed BY the Con
grees.
Adopted, February p, 1861
I'.rfr,asisrs Returns mas' ~ aasde 10 clnse
On IT, 5lsi March. tie Both june tao Both sep
senlber. 1na She Sat hccember n aaes year
And the Rctaln f1f the fractional part oi The
current quarter which ends Juue seth next, mast
be promptly rsidre4 20 The utiei q the tiuaas'
Bureau. Post Ones DEPARTMENT, Mcuteme5y
Ahbana. IN tha form and manner prescribed
by existing laws and regulations
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
AT. LOWS HOTEL,

o. E. HALL a Co. PRornixroRs.
This lIort,, specially adaped for families, has
ius, been reopencl for the season. after being
thoroughly renovated, and those wishing the best
Accommodations in a qniet refined part OF the city
will find everything there conducive to thcig com
loft and enjoyment.
Dec %. 90. nii:6t
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
nv EYE SAME STORE

Anl tlie new proprietor, confident &C being
Hh'e % give oyen greater satisfaction than ha
psQiec or bop, that the d. ml patronage
liih@io esioudcd tp tbo house win be- cgni,uu,d
II sill be- bic obiee. TO please aud sa'islyall who
may favor him viii thcir custom.
Mr., A Loeb has many years experience IN
ihc Day and Feuey Goods Business, in the prin.
titli cities and knows how Ia
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stoves, and Manufacturers
r I n w a II. u
BATTLE HOUSE.

TUE fremont House Edwards street sneve,
4 poft La. lately occupied by $. T. Day
having been fitted up with entirely new turni.
tue &c. has beea reopcned under the namo o.
the Battle House, by The undersigned, who will
endAgor TO give Satisfaction 20 the travelling
pghlc.
The House b situated in quiet part Of the
daii0u 81 ladies. The proprietor wishes 10 make
bu, one pedge-Shieh II that the sttie'ast
cleanliness shall be observed in every depart
men,.
a. ID. BATTLE.
oo'oh. 20, 1860 ssf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

1Hg cnmTiaS 5eSnlSn Christian men
III our agnies. sAand labor s::..i. -
as#fs'. 3i..s..s4-s ~ fsfrsseFaes 2eH
i, rngenirr inese " abundant room
or prayeg cad ihu eillees Of sincere de-
vOsua, ia of iIN departments d military
duly. A nun wiz be a better suliicr,
Als3. Il he is gnud christian. Tie
pslge. aeaiinga which tae nahle Have.
iuR nsed a. hold snaeng iis men. uefsed
tiselr astns md his arms With wnnfisnns
Wynn Il was the praying PGsigaus whe
nude the armsus ul Cromwell invlneiple
Ii WAS this same srusf IN God. ts.at .gase
usr Revolutionary sires snch strength N
tie day Il BATH, aud which sent sefore
theta f'se Visible presence. ia ~ their
sasEsssiags ard f9lls There IS 20 feasaR
ussv sar armies slios..a not te peFvadd
with th;s ss,ne christians spirit and CHRIS.
iess ff1st.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
.a.ass .'saaer oy hygrsis
end oikr C'aaFirsd romaagieg

SIC O. That il siHll be lawful Cor The Pod.
master afncFal 70 eilgw expires AMI other char
tered companies 70 carry letters and IN mail
matter Of every description. whether the anne
By enclosed IN stamped envelopes Of prepaid by
stamps or money; bat II the same be pre- paid
IN moeay The money shan be paid 10 son.e post
MASTER. who shall stamp tie sans paid. and Stall
aeennn' % the Fest ofise Department for the
zane, y the Same tiialiaer as Zoe letters sent bY
the mail and i e'i paid h3 Stamps, then ihe
expires eF a'haF cpnfaug receiving such Letters
'er er'iYeFs shall oblsieraie aHch stamp ualer
TIE penalty Of Hge hundred dollars FIR each ni,
ufe 70 be iarawri by action Of debl Ia nnv
cur hay'eg Jurisdiction iaeIcQf ip TIE We 6f
We fvs'a.astei Sysegat tot the a.e OF Zoe Cou.
ssssfass states ba. 4 said letters Or mail mat
'fs sAsa bs received by anch expires. or o,es
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

ta1nth woe a0f0eT o l00 eu0H9 s4NaFel
IL EErs constantly on hand large assortment
IN Of ladies sud Genilemous boots aud shoes.
his own manufacture; also good supply Of
sole and upper leather TOY sale.
From his long experience an1 close attention
u tAe business. be aofes 10 have a continuance
Of that patronage heretofore 20 literally bcStow.
cd % him. All orders promptly attended 20,
and wx. warranted.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
NOTICE.

fNHE understood having recently put mp a
im.fate tcsa Mil, ~ prepared 70 grind
corn .or ountlghib. on shor. notice, and guaran-
'fes satisfaction 10 those who may ayot him
with tlcir custom.
+. LANG.
MsssHa,L, Jan. II, 1861 plTu
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y. l.. T!liGkEf.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWElfR,

lONe Don HoI8W Ifglof'' Drug sf0fel
JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
L fhps constantly on a. orimcnt Of Cine
IA Watches aud JeRelry for Ladies and Gen
llemen. Silver Spoons, spectaees, DC. all
articles waY. anled
Be- ChTon1m'ar Duplex, Lever and Iiori-
zou'a Watches upaifod and warranted -Osa
March lS6l n2Gai
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
aT. CHARLES HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS,

n. n. HuDREru \ co.. fEpswmohs.
HAVING rceu,ly bestowed much pains ana
III expense ia Thoroughly ogerhaplc1 ODE 81.
CuAHlts HerEg. 60 which were added ias' ycar
several suites of apartments suited for families.
w. we'll g., additional sleeping apartments Tor
single gentlemen the pyopliciofs are now pre-
pared 10 aisc increased accommodations 20 their
nnucious fFieuas aai patrons. and take this OPP
ymtuniiy Of returning their thanks to the citizens
Of Besas for the liberal patronage they havo re.
ccigel from that State, during The past year
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
FOREST TIti-N EEkLf
NJ All. = + 4 SIC LIN T.,

PROM MARSHALL 10 JEFFERSON. DANGER.
FIELD. MOUNT PLEASANT AND CLAEKs-
VILE.
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WaT uf WAn ilts UoNE ron 81 ieUls.
4 gentleman recently ifoW ST. Lluis IN.
l1rms us that hpa,ue-s in jaag city il
completely prps'ratsd Thousands Of
mechanics a4d lab8gsf8 are ont q! en-
playment, and. as Fs.mout allows no
one to leave the city, lae prospects uf
tblsc people. duying the ngpr achug
winter ARE truly appalling, ~ an csi-
denee 81 The depreciation 81 real estate.
orr informant states that, some twelve
months since, a gentleman paid ler one
hundred front feet of ground in a central
par. 81 the city, $1,000 pes foot. F0as
months aimee, ihHi y-two feet Of ground
adjoining tbs aforementioned purchase,
bet more valuable, from tae fact that ii
was a corner lat. sold under the hammer
for sll6a 30 A similar depreciation II
property has taken place in every pH-
iIon II tie city. ibc reign Of tyranny,
auf informant states. is in fusl operation
Genlempn 90 slie highest ruspeciability
are afraignea npou he slightest pgo'exig ;
and If there be sclgtiila of evldsuee
show chat ihcy sympalhize with sefes.
Bion, they afe cesdeia..ei q Aaia i4bAF
ii the werkhenso sons for thirty days,
same three mouths, uiil.ss slx months,
ETC. ssneenea "a wealth and tie highest
Responsibility arc now confined il the
workiAsuse. ami heir lmbs mauacled,
hat tic newspapers dare net give pub
llcily 70 these Facts ftitrsbarg Efpyes,
1873 m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12
SINGERS
Sc WING MACHINES

MAKE The most approved stitch that human nc,nn,,,
hts ever invented Il being th. most unlfofw,iy TX
sHe 'h pih Sides Of The fabric, and there IL no ton
gef room nf catil. a. nnc-icnhs OF the Ilnihi, ~
shat- sold IN Nv Orleans -mads on tht Il maehln..
'ud thr{ str used 10 preference % al othars eftrrs
making establishments in New Orleans.
They Gre used n all Che large Hotels Ia New s,f.os
aus 81 the PRINCIPAL Boarding Houses also BY arss
portion 81 ihe Iailcs and Shoemaker. ar1 In Inn
dreis OF private families, and have given ;njser.l
satisfaction
me Iahit VIII bear In mind that Singers MAJ ss.
ae soli upon TRIAL u desired with any ard All e,t
~ mHsliiss and IN the trials that have been made Il
been Kept and the other returned. law
The price Of Singers Sewing Machines hsa Lar
eREATLY REDUCED.
aul 'gv hs.' aaoniae Is only 800, and The ,sL,s
lfVm siA 70 Twelve dollars; with cover ana ION a.,
WALTER BENNETT, Ae,Sr 20
,..u- 80 II Canal St, New Orleans.
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NOTICE.

r. liEREBY given Tint George l.. Hit.
4 Hm- Noodsou, .sr., aud G. @. Coppagc have
been commissioner anR have each daily qualiiie!
rs Notary Public IN and tor Harrison county.
GEoRaE LANE, CtiJ Jusi,ce.
July ~, 1861
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

HeMra o. 5Is AHY We are pleased
f. lcara tlat the condition of our troops
as ihe James and York Is improving
sai lhat tH,e eesu al health Il the Con
Tolerate army Promises huely Tor the
prosecution "a vigorous winter cam
paign III a icw weeks, The frost viii
drive away our worst euemy, the fever
and our m4n @ho aioy ihc crisp mor
niugs Of November. aud fresh, cold at
maaphare % Jaunary, wnh the guvto Of
Canadians. viii BE- letter prepared than
over 20 make the ilesaians teal the 20
teacy Of their Icy c4li steel. The Yam
kees affect vast cungcnialiiy villa
fgiri4 .glaAs, aud inspire themselves with
the belief that The Southern people mover
experience anything hul general feel.
ing e i9Tidiig, apl consequently mnst
wllher up ana ahase ~ upoa I0dr Arst
simultaneous cSpUsgr to snlws,urms
nnl horlhnra bayorets Fhev will dis
c4ger, however. that e5ll weather i pre-
lerable ta S3Hiheruers. especially 10 90.
matter Ut pursuit - Richmond Dig 2la
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-10-12

Tisn following laws haze been enacted
as he Congress Of thu Confederate STATE"
If America
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SOUTH WESTERN BOOK Store
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BUY AND SELL G0ODs CHEAP !!
CHEAPER, FINER, AND NICER

lla promises to Keep always on hand hrp
and handsome stock Of goods, suitable for this
market
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION OF

IN an iHsolvent for discharge from his debts pur-
suant to the statutes Ct the State of Minnesota.
1861 Auguse L. LarpenteAr insovent debtor, resid
ing in the city OF Saint Pull State of Minnesota pre-
sened to the Hon. 4. G. Palmer Judge Of the District
of the second Juicia District for the county
charge from his debts with schedules annexed and
the same having been duly before said Judge,
as required py law, and duly tiled in coui it was
then and there ordered By the said Judge
THAT al. the creditors of the said Auguete L. Lar
penteur the said app ant be required to show cause,
If any they have, before me at the Court House, in
the city of ST. Paul. in said county Of Ramsey on Sat-
O'Clock in the of that day, why an as
signmen of the said insovrnts estate should not be
made and he be discharged from his debts, pursuant
to the statute in such case made and provided.
And it is further ordered and directed that notice
of the contents this order be published in public
new spaper printed and published in the city of St.
Paul. the seat of government Of sau State of Minne-
ly Pioneer an Democrat, once in each week for ten
successive eks and alsoihat notice Of the contents
Of This order be published in pubic newspaper
printed and gublsned in the city Albany. IN the
of New York. called the Albany Evening Journal,
once In each week for ten successive weeks"
Their fore, all the creditors OF the said insolvent Au
guste L. Larpenteur are hereby noifed of contents
fore the Hon. E. c. Palmer Judge Of the said District
Court atthe Cour: House IN sad city Of ST. Paul. in the
said county Of Ramsey, Saturday, the twenty sixth
26h) day Of october next. 1851 ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day, 70 show cause any they have,
why asggnment of said nsolvens estate should not
be made and he be disc arged from his debts
70 the statute In such CASE made and provided.
Pioneer and Democrat, at ST Paul aforesaid, the
9Th day Of July, 1861.
Dated s.. Paul, J1ly asSI rrrcrp
Attorneys for Auguste I. Larpeneur, an Insolvent
jy5-WlaWl2W
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26

TIE ARky UNDBH GEN. PATTERSON I
We have at last heard from Gen. Pat
terscn. BE Is doing gallant work. He has
driven the rebels from their stronghold at
Bunker HilI-but (the telegraph says) in.
stead Of following them to Winchester, fell
back on Charlestown, the former place be-
ing apparently too strongly fortified to war
rant an attack. Charlestown is on the
Harpers Ferry and Winchester Railroad,
ten miles from the former place, and twenty
two from the latter. The following are our
mail advices from Gen. P's command:
BUNKER HILL, Va, Monday eve, July
l5.-Gen. Pattersons army moved Mon.
day, 81 900 strong, for Winchester, encamp-
ing on Bunker Hill Monday night, after q
slight skirmish with the rebel cavalry. The
march will be resumed Tuesday morning.
They will encamp in Winchester the same
night. It is said Gen. Johnston has masked
batteries on the road, but it is doubted. 1t
is the general opinion that Gen. Johnston
will skirmish heavily, but not risk pitched
battle. q n
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Enquirer
has letter from Bunker Hill, Virginia, in
relation to the advance of Gen. Patterson's
column to that point on Monday. Temp.
kins, with the Rhode Island battery, led the
van. Six hundred of the rebel cavalry, I'M
der Col. Stewart, charged the 23d Pennsyl-
vania regiment. Not seeing the battery
which opened on them, breaking their
charge, the rebels quickly retreated, pur-
sued by Col. Thomas of the regular caval-
~. One captain and a private were cap
tured.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Inteligencer
says :-'s An officer arrived here last night
direct from Harrisburg, yesterday morn
ing. He says Gen. Johnston broke up his
camp at Bunker Hill on Monday, and com.
menced the retreat of his whole army
towards Washington. Gen. Patterson,
with his entire force Immediately went in
pursuit and was about eleven miles in the
rear of Johnston.
PHILADELPHIA, July ia letter from
Martinshurg, dated the 18th, says General
Patterson was marching on Winchester by
A Geographic despatch in another co.
lumn, shows Patterson instead of going to
Winchester, is at Charlestown, Virginia.
THE KANAwHA BEING CLEARED.
Dispatches received at Cincinnati, an
nounce that Oh Tuesday night, the 10th
inst, three companies Of Col. Woodruff's.
Second Kentucky Regiment, attacked 600
rebels between Mad River and Barbourville.
on the Kanawha river, completely routing
them. Ten or twelve rebels were killed,
and a number of Kentuckians wounded.
The Kentuckians had one killed.
Gen. Cox's brigade was rapidly moving
up the Kanawha.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26

Among other criticisms the Chariuari
gets off on American affairs, is one by Cham,
which represents two Indian Chiefs sitting
on prairie, watching in the distance two
Americans fighting with bowie knives for
the flag OF the Union, which stands near
them. One of the redskins says to the oth-
err, pointing towards the combatants: q What
happy thing for us, oh, brother Sioux,
that we did not allow ourselves to be civil>
lied by these white men !"
The number of negroes in the United
States, in 1850, was 3,424,990. OF whom
424, 800 were free, and 3,200,6O0 were
slaves. In 1860, there was total of 4 ,42O.-
052 negroes in the country, of whom 469,-
709 were free-an increase of 1908 per
cent. in ten years and S.95O,34s were
slaves-an increase Of 25.42 per cent.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-26
MORTGAGE SALE.-WHEREAS,

MORTGAGE SALE.-WHEREAS
Ul Default having been made in the CONDITION of .
certain mortgage, containing power of sale, made by
Charles B. Gallagher aud William r. Mobiles, mOrtga
gors, 10 Robert Viii acre, mOrtgagee-said mortgage
bears date he l4th day of October, A. D. 1885, and
filed for record in the Office OF the Register of Deeds
in and for the county of Ramsey (then Territory,
State of Minnesota), the 18Th day of October. A.
1856 at O'Clock NJ, and duly recorded iu boox
Mortgages pages 54 and 755 of the records in said
office of Reg s.er of Deeds
Amount claimed T. be due on mortgage, at the date of
this notice is S27l0 90.
The premises onveyed by said mortgage describe
ed as Ollows, to wit:
All those tracts or parcels Of land lying and being in
the county of Ramsey and Territory inow STATED of
Minnesota and described as follows, to Wit:
Being lot III in block sixy-nine 1891 in Dayton
4 Irvine's Addition to st. Paul" sn
Default has been made in the payment of said sum
of money according the conditions of said mortgage
And no suit proceedings at law otherwise have
been instituted to recover the amount claimed due
said mortgage nor OF any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of power of
sale contained in said mortgage, and in accordance
with the statute in such made and provided the
said lot absve descrb, as lot II in block sixty
nine 1851 in Dayton 1rvne's addition to St. Paul, Will
be sold public vendue to the hieh bidder for cash
the front door OF the Court House in the city of ST.
Paul. in said County Of Ramsey Saturday, the 3lst
day of August A. d. 1861, O'Clock p. NJ satisfy
the amount then due said mortgage, with costs and
expenses allowed by law.
Dated ST. Paul, July 18th, 1861. ~.
ROBERT WHiTACRE, Mortgagee.-.
W. X. CASTOR, Attorney for Mortgage. jyl9-w6w