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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Capture Of Gel. Creeker ana Mai. .C...aay

Ee 5 Albany, April -.
A letter from Capt. McNett Of the Esd
Regiment gives an account Of the capture Of
Col, Croker and Major Cassidy. The two
officers left the camp on foot at thirty min
utes past SIX o'clock Of Wednesday, and
wer last seen in the lines Of the pickets.
Hollering was shortly after heard in the
woods, where they we're walking. They
doubtless fell into an ambush Of rebels and
were taken prisoners. n
The Secretary Of the Treasury is now
prepared to pay all Indebtedness of date
prior to the lst Of February in cash; Of the
month Of February 40 per centum in cash,
and of subsequent date soper centum in
cash. s-da Al a 1aa
The emancipation comnissioners met to
day. ass eEhl edf Za g.
Several petitions were fled, and dur;se
the morning thirty or forty persons waited
on the board for information in regard to tie
mode Of proceedpre. asd si5i go
1870 Washington, April -.
WIN. r. Hosl Aas been apPsiatea Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant IN Con. Foote's Fio-
tilla
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

I ittsburg Landing. An

! Fittsburg landing, April s8.
To Hon. E M. Stanton, Sec'y of War:
Sir 1T is the unanimous opinion here,
that Brigadier General w. L. Sherman
saved the fortune of the day on the 9th, and
contributed largely to the glorious victory of
the 7th. He was in the thickest Of the fight
on both days, having three horses killed un-
der him, and being wounded twice. re-
spectfully request that he be made Major
General of Volunteers, to date from the 9Th
instant
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

PERSONAL. Several officers of the army,
including members of General McClellan's
staff, have called on Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont,
and assured him that he had been misled IN
the statement that Division General Smith
was drunk, and that through his intoxication
he had been instrumental in sacrificing the
lives of some of the Vermont troops unnee-
essarily before Yorktown. -, a. s-.-aa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
CHARACTERISTIC LETTER OF
PARSON BROWNLOW.

An Arkansas correspondent who pro-
ably wanted to "wake up" Rev. Mr..
Brownlow of the Knoxville, (Tennessee)
Wing, wrote to the latter stating that he
had learned with pleasure, upon what he
considered reliable authority, that Mr..
Brownlow was about to join the Demo-
Gratis, and asked for the probable date of
that interesting occurrence. Mr.. Brown
low gave the date, or at least the data for
the date as follows F.'"
flo +.' Knoxville, Aug. 6, 1860.
Mr.. Jordan Clark Il have your letter
of the Both ult., and hasten to let you
know the precise time when / expect to
come out and formally announce that /
have joined the Democratic party, When
the sun shines at midnight, and the moon
at mid-day--when man forgets to be sell
fish, and democrats lose their, inclination
to steal-when nature stops her onward
march to rest, or all the water courses in
America flow up stream-when flowers
lose their odor, and trees shed no leaves
when birds talk and beasts of burden
laugh-and when damned spirits swop
hell for heaven with angels of light, and
pay them the boot in mean whiskey-
when impossibilities are in fashion, and
no proposition is too absurd to be believ-
ed, you may credit the report that have
joined the democrats .... .-.- ...F
I join the Democrats Never, so long
as there are sects in churches, weeds in
gardens, Aeas in hog-pens, dirt in vic
tuals, disputes in families, wars with ma
tions, water in the ocean, bad men in
America or base women in France No,
Jordan Clark, you may hope-yo,i may
congratulate--you may reason-you may
sneer-but that can never be. The throne
of the old world, the court of the Universe,
the governments of the world, may all
fall and crumble into ruin-the new world
may commit the national suicide of dis
solving this Union, but all this must oc-
cur before | join the Democracy / join
the democracy! Jordan Clark, you don't
know what you say-when join the de-
mocracy, the Pope of Rome will join the
Methodist Church when Jordan CLARK
of Arkansas, is President of the republic
of Great Britain, by universal suffrage O
a contented people--when Queen Victo
ria consents to be divorced from Prince
Albert, by County Court in Kansas
when Congress obliges, by law, Jas. Blu
chanan to marry European Princess
when the Pope leases the Capitol at Wash
ington for his city residence-when Alex
ander of Russia, and Napoleon of France
are elected Senators in Congress for New
Mexico-when good men cease to go tt
heaven, or bad men to hell-when thi
world is turned upside down-when proc
is afforded, both clear and unquestionablt
that there is no God--when men turn t.
ants and ants to elephants, | will chang'
my political faith and come out ON tn,
side of democracy Supposing that thi
full and frank letter will enable you to fiji,
upon the period when I will come out
full grown democrat, I communicate th'
same to all whom it may concern il
Kansas.
/ have the honor to be, &C., &c.,
w. G. BRowNLow.
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skirmtsh near Monterey.
Pittsburg Landing. April 2

-.ssE Pittsburg Landing, April 30.
Another Cavalry reconnaissance yesterday
met rebel toraging party near Monterey.
A sharp skirmish ensued resulting in the
death of five rebels, including one Major,
and the capturing of nineteen prisoners.
One man was wounded on our side.
Heavy rains fell last night, and the troops
are again in an uncomfortable condition.
The river is very high, and rising.
Brig Gen. Collum has arrived from the
Mississippi river, where he has been engaged
in placing the defences Of that river in order.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

Fortress Monroe, ADril ~

adj .r Fortress Monroe, April %. u
To Hon. E. M. Stanton, Sec. of War.
The following appears in the Richmond
Dispatch of the 2Sth inst. - The fearful
state of suspense in which this city has ex-
lsted for two or three days has at last ended.
New Orleans is in possession of the enemy,
twas evacuated by Gen. Lowell, who has
removed his forces to Camp Moore, on the
Jackson Rail Road. 4 t4.sa4 aa
JOHN 4. Wool,
'.' Major General (.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

and on the Sd of March 1855 was further
promoted to the Lieut, Cooneley Of the 10th
Infantry. On the 3lst of August, 1861, he
was made a brigadier general of volunteers,
and was subsequently promoted to the posi-
ton OF major general. For time he was in
command of the army now at Pittsburg.-
His i'll health detained him from taking part
in the late battle"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

CAIRO, April 70.
The steamer Bacon, which left Pittsburg

CAIRO, April 20.
The steamer Bacon, which left Pittsburg
last evening, has arrived.
Gems. Halleck, Buell. and Grant lave
moved their head quarters to near the front
of our lines, and personally superintend all
details att ending the advance of the whole
force, orders for which are hourly expected.
Gen Popes division advanced four miles,
on Sunday, and are now encamped in sight
ofthe enemy's camp fires.
The rebel deserters who came IN Satur-
day, had heard rumors of the fall of New
Orleans, which was however, contradieted by
the officers. a#
The pickets occasionally exchange shots.
A later arrival to night, reports our whole
army moving forward slowly. Contrabands
and deserters oome within our lines and re-
port the previous statement that Corinth is
being evacuated II u a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

Packages and money may be sent by
Express or otherwise to the Treasurer,
j. w. JAYNE, Esq, ID. C. ....r.|
Washington, ID. c., April, 1862.
II. HAMLIN, Pres't.
j, Van Santvoord, Sec'y.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17
LIVE STOCK.

l. Drovers and Farmers viii end this the mort
advantageous ronts fes Live Stock .:Capaeisus
Yards, we'll v~tered and Supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections; and every atsentionlis raid to
their wants. From Harrisbsrg, where. will be
found everv csnvenience' for feeding and rest.
ing, ! choice IL offered Of the PHlLABEL.
RHIA, f NEW: YORK e.1 BALZyA0RE
MARKETS. This will also be found tie shor-
test quickest and most direct rouss fse' seek
TO- New York-(yis Allentownl-and With
fewer changes than any etlel. ,''' g
EHocH LEw1s, Ge.T Sept. Altooas> Pa
L. L. HOUR, Gent Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
= H.. H., Housr.,x, Genf FteieAt ~, Philad".
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

-. GSs'ssSa 3ssas ~ ssssstt,
ss a u Z! 9 81 e i, y y: = s ,ss:
Is ets; brk sc, 20 ets; lots 12s&4
bib 81, 2lssy;"f~loss-e 4 . blk 81, Il
ets; lots l z 81 = biz zs, 81 et.;
LOTT : - bpk g, AZ etss sss lots-z ! 9
hlAa6 6ssets; lots la and SlMk69
feI.2e* iot4 III SO, 2scti; ldtj aud
9 Blk 10, BIOS; lots 3 and 4 brk 70,
SO ets;s lloas l. "a aud Asbl'k ,zis42 cta:
lots s 6 I and 3 blk ~ 81 cts: tots
IL s and 4 blk 80 AZ et.; ,-rlots 5 8
! IN sFf s 81 Il i "a d; MIN fs.sx.: aos
g g. et.; part lot 2 SEQ 10 T l29 =
|29 81 10 cts.
AuDl1oR's 0srloz,- Mo..laos- Co., M1sx. /,
Where's, s II: 5i:.s.!
ats in Todd county, Minnesota; which eoun7
t.. is, and VI. when assessed, attached 10
Morrison County for judicial purposes, aud
he. said described l4nds having been returned
70 ne l. DELINQUENT with The several amounts
of taxes charged thereon for the year Of 1851 !
~ ex,snded against each described parcel Of
land.
Now, therefore, ID. pursuance Of law. I here
by give notice that the whole Of the reverat
tracts, Or fTownrLots in the foregoing list con-
tained; or 10 much thereof IS will be necessa-
~ to pay the taxes and, penalty charged there
on, viii bi2fsrsa FOR die, saejsrsfelys At the
Court House in said Morrison County on Mon
day, the I'D day of June A, D, els62,~at ten;
o'clock tho forenoon, By III County Treas.
urer Of said Morrison County, unless such tax!
es and penalty be paid before that time.
J. II. LESAGE, County Auditor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17
NOTICE OF MORTGAG E SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAG E SALE.
Manner Of MortsaIors-William D, Bsbbilt
and Eli:ses.h Hl 1sebi't> H. ,ffs' e afnns
Name Of Mortg.see-aeorgs rh.yer, Of Lii
von;s, tNerYotf:w .fae III 'fosaa s;s!'fcEes T.
Date Of Mortg.ge-May Seventh (7tt}s 4.
D. 1858.
ter Of Deeds, Morrison county, Minnesota, in
Libsr "A' of Mortgages, pages 2lS, 2l9 and
22o, upon the twenty fourth day, Of June 1858,
1T 2 o'clock P.
Amount due and claimed to be due upon
said note and mortgage Atthaj dAts hereof
Three Thousand and Eight and 46-l0O dollars
Description Of lands aud premises contained
in and covered ~ Said mortgage n The fol-
lowing described pieces erspiroels ofandq; St
nate, lying and being in the county Of Morri-
son Aforesaid, and 'describe6 and known ID
follows, wis i The south xestasrtsf Of section
fifteen. and the west half Of section twenty
two (22) aud the west hsflf 81 The south east
quarter Of section twenty-five (22), and tho
| west half Of the south we5t quarter 81 s elton
twenty Coy, and the ndtth west quarter 81
section twenty -nine (2S), I'll in township num-
Der forty (4o) north, range number !hifty Two
1927 west, and containing SHIT hundred acres
l "a A0AO oSSVA~A~4 x 6VvS-1esA1S1S 0As ~
| {, Whereas default hss bean made in'the con
ditions Of the above mortgage. by tho ssid
mortgsgors negletting and faiiing to pay any
part Of said sum secured to be paid thereby
according to the terms thereof, whereby th1
power Of ssle eop1eipAd in s&it mortgage sntd
Herewith recorded hss tesoiS operative, afd
no proceedings having been had st law or 9th.
erwiss for the recovery Of sHy part Of said sum
secured to be paid thereby,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given thai
tiby yirtus.ef saA ,peyet soss I'D SoHtstfef il
81: IA nSsts.ss VII Is rssiSseJ ~ : lis .
said mortgsged lskds and premisee q pdblil
auction to the highest cash bidder, Il the from
door Of the Rsg1tsr Of Deeds ,eflee h 4.ittl|
Falls" in said county 81. Morrison, 4pon Fri
s:a 4: lin Ell 1 s:r. st :s
;oRih IN :. ;. sss sSJ1s
led. 0EOkGE THAYER,
\ D4sdApil N 1892 Mortgagei
GoSxEII b Mxsr, attorneys for Mortgages
| Minneapolis, Mimi s91O-7w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17
r1TT%ETS

+" By ,this kosss freis1fs 81 III aesetfp ti,a,
can be forr wsaraed to asd f,ssh Philadelphia,
New YORK.. Boston, or Baltimore, to and from
any point on the Rail Roads of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, IHineis, Wisconsin, Isws, OR Miesoar,
BY Rail Road direct. 40 4z,,tI e,t; = .ia,rfg, /
The Pennsylvanis Rail Rosd also, connects
At Pittsburgh with STEAMERS; by which Goods
can be Forwarded TO any Port On the Ohio,
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi; Wisconsin, Missouri;
Kansas, lArkansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Ssndusky and Chicago with Steam:
Il, Merchants and Shippers entTustingi the
transport alton Of their Freigh. to this Compa.
nv can rev with confidence onitsspeedy tssnsit:
: Il TIE 3RArEs or FREIoHTt @toi and from any
point in the West By the Pennsylvaaia, Rail
Road, are al all times favorable g. Gre charged
~ other r. r. CompSnies::' Ii {GA Il tfHi~
~ B p:,t i e mark packages ''.''a
f. For Freight co.s,.e.s orshippine Ds...;o.s
apply II or address either Of the following
agsntsof tie Company: !.
= D.rA. Stewart. Freight AGENT 'Pats6ryh.
:, Clarke T. Co Transfer Agents, PsNs6ssyh
II. W. Brewn l. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. :,
f. r. G. Medium & Co., Madison, Isdidna.
J. E. Moore, Louisulte, Kentucky. '<.,,t
W. ". Aiknan + Co., Euan.viUe, Is1sana;
." r. F Sass, st. Loud; -4issoxri. -
j. Clarke Co., Chicago, Xfh@oi.. !. q
W. H. l. E. l.. Langley, Gallipolss, Ohio.
6. B. Neal, Pdrkersbutg .Virginia.
Haie & Co., Marietta. Ohjs. -. <, :
H. 8. Pierce & Co.. Zd,esville, 0k,o~
Mcdowell l. MeCoYm, Portsmouth,. Ohio.
T"R. MeNeely, Marysvtllt, Kentueky.
| UP. Johnston, Ripley, Ohio. r..','t..
John Todd. Covingto*, Kentseky. ., ::
- 8. Z. Heaton. Cleveland, Of;e.
ii :" &c. Me}drsD;: General 1tavvlsms Agent
:tSr tie Sostk 9nd Wtss.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

eSse b j. 1dsllabsl's yard. That d
aos.y r. = es.:. i. x1aa y he Ut
esas lfSaA nd 81 W laArsaA was sujl
a. Asyls4. HsssY epIS e., . bid
81 1oui1 % sisssll s Il t-e: Ne VI
~ = NJ alssca We Ne "a; Lauji
1o's eeeal1 that piRht. III sld66S0r5j VI
M aud Jehs Hanus 8 TN yhS ,xtioee,hI
gls ~ ssph ejbspet1 DIRK ami
teaaa thsss ~ 4. meeting thak night & II
han, md they wanted 70 throw CkarleI
Asnx eas 81 the hail. We knew there wsl
sons b9ch 81 j. Edslbrock's yard WI
vent There, ahd Henry could MT bseal
bin. back isqdI mid tAsvs .swss eg,hsschel
totat'n ID two, ba Thurman sseii;d S"hold
on, t1 a. tin twep' We thes- started
y for Shs hall I heard Mrs. >Edelbtock|
testimony in rsiersuca soreeing somethina
IN Rsialer's hand. l did not zee any,
. @his ha.d. Hs lid not iaN a I'D
face. / did not see s.y g,;sdsso~s fraaa<
shsrs-dtt bot .ieS jH1pai siasfs ~ leo1
kicked 10. It va not Kicked in. did
.!ese,ees Nile tqoefpyt Any Of the tin Of
gi.'e in the i or. I worked for Joseph
Edelbrock q tho ii,ae thia happened. y
had his moste ana bu1gy 70 60 10 st: Joj
snd s9griea his ,serx.at girl. i told 10 Z
voaA rot 10 Anton's: 49,
CeAs exsmided.-I swear that did not
90 any grisdste+s--fFsme there, and
did not sec tho psnnei kicked in. '~'
Here tho evidence closed, aud H. c.,
Wat esq. entered upon IN able argument
fer rho defence, occupying nearly two
hease in it, delivery, after which the
court adjourned 70 monday morning.
On Monday morning the 18th inst. i'm
,mediately after tho opening of the court
: y. Hanclin esq. made the closing argu.
~ !, w the dns.fsndan,: It wilt be admit.
"a 4. III Who herd this llcs that it was |
n, .Sf ~; .hlest a. q most .eloquenti,ad, |
,s,.ss,ersr IA do to /. jsc!y in this part Of
10 stass. 70 ae'sl 'ot' foomt 'e''nao three
ours. =.
At the conclusion ..'f Judge Ha. "''n,s
|ea the is1,5d& 1l,toot = i 1seess: until t.
clock, At which Abur Attorney: General
bio commenced his argument for the
''e'us'oa aoa, Tor tho spscs IF ,1ncstl :
70 hou's held'the laj.ge aud filing !,
70 entire 'eotfhpem lin the closest atten- 1
~ ~ until thsaae word W. 'prenotnced. i
Inc Jury ,xas ! hen Shy charged by ?
'o9S;HanSahargt !, who cited and COM
'nfed upon 'the ! ava - applicable to this :
.; sod',n pee A,sely ds e o'clock the case
gwen to Tho jury, who, after An ab;
b ,.,;;s s w ,e ST,5l es returned
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17
We are prepared to d.
ME|R,osH.ANT ,.I.woRKz
FREMONT MILLS

:: The Undersignsd having ileassd The assv
FIGURING Mill on Clear River. three fourth OF
mile south Sest frtm Clear sWatef, solicits
public 3 md x sE,se s,tt
Mil . Factory for. manufacturing F Iolin Bsr-
rel slaves and heads, with the latest. improved
mschinery; also; = Cooper Shop 1of Setting
up both dour and pork barrels. 7''' !
STEPHEN OYSTER, Miller.
u 4vlnlg-N) 1 & J i Z 11oJ
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7 2 DIS ~ !: {
ts: :!,'9'' I ].
Ficinity. & Hxrsu IS S .sloaa nle 81 q 9
Residenecs 1Sxe5 4oy1sssaeo@1 sses1Dsf6
TIL Of 4sHihs ~ sags16
4noaorne: we asg .o5. 0I & IN;
sSrP.rtish ! !, I j. r ! = z. ~ go
Yarsery. =. IT. usEsEgg .eb = 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17
ADVERTISEMENTS.

'THE PARTNL,RsHlP heretofore existing
l. bstwssn A. E. Hqssey and Wan. Clark (.
~ Builders; = this "S:y ei:.el!sa y mutual
consent. All persons .sads6tsd 70 The late firm
will make, payment to w.. T. Clark, who will
pay all debts of the firm.
st. Cloud, April LIST, 1862. v4nS6-4t
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

TKPRolR.ATE GooURT.-t'otNf OF
ss.s. "a! 4:;s ?, y: f:ss.,. Rid
ia; nd for the Csshty II st..ins, ii th'e stste
Of Minnesota. At lhspTovn:ef St. Cloud; on
Monday the 81 day Of. February; A i D. sls62.
+. xe .'atte," 81 IL Z. tat. Of Frederick Err.1,
leeeaseu
Upon the petition Of 3. O, eerbssk, Admits
r.tor Of tho u ID sstate. pr aying for reasons
herein &c. forth tat be may be licensed to sci,
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xcH6. 9URBANK & CO.,
arc CANLN
wHoLssA4E,AxplRr7A'L

s@oio!er III 10 11A.sssta das BIS !
biz. d ~ i u,..ilt 10 $40 Ill Il IT.: 81 !
OIL 9uIt4 80 ,Nilt! ,'3's2J - I "uo aj2ht <
sAs!!G!B!r!! ei1eij>> re Ay6 ,s>sTI.
....sS ~ IL: 0! " Z. 40
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-04-17

therein set 1OTt0 u. ~ NC Oe uCouoeN ~ 0e'
The. real yestat q of Naid dde seased; AID ylroo
being made Of the pthlicsti' IN OF the order II
The matter of said estate, req uiring al person
interested in said estate to a ppear at . session
IF tho Probate Court TO be ! 'olden on the 8
DAY of tFshfusfy, A. p. 1862 At ~. oeloct
The forenoon, at the Office Of The Judge OF pro
bate, in the Town Of St. clo, ID. 'to'sheweaus
If any there be Why the pray Or of the said Pt
titioner should not be grantee 1; said notice
The tendency of said Pc. ton being given pun
buant to the order Of Court, T. nd no person NJ
pearing TO object thereto, and / it appearing
the Court after = full hearin: : upon said pet!
lion and an examination of t he proofs and q
legations, sf2tAe parties ~ terested that tn
goods and Shattels ~ oaidGA tecsaaed Ere M
sufficient teapsuer hs inat g lsebta ~ ana charge
Of Administration
4 Il IA ordered that the said Administrator b
Empowered and licensed TO sci ano convey tn
following described real estat !e Of said deco
sisu~te and being in the count OF Stearns an
State of Minnesota, to wit: I he North Eas
quarter of Section Thirty-on N +. Sec. 81
Township No. One hundred nd twenty .fou
il24) North. Range. Tvepty-e Gig. ht West l24 W
containing One hundred ssnd 81, ty Il6e) aeret
Tor the payment Of said debts and chsrges {
(adnipistrstion- and incident ehal .ges.
| and It IL further ordered III 1t the sewers
tracts or parcels Of lands herein before desert
bed shall be sold separate and in the folloHin
order, towil: Frbt;sthsa NJ i, b. Of the y:
III second, the 8. E. I Of the N. E. t; THIRD
The N. W. of the N. E. t and ourth, the
W. Of tho N. f. aforesaid.
Il And it 10 further ordered 49, aid land sha
I|be sold At public vendue on 'aturdsy, tn
lTenth day Of May, A. D. 1852, a t o'clock i
the afternoon, at the front door q the Odic
Of theRegistet. 81 Deed, of aid esN.!9 eoaa
t.y. in the Town of St. Cloud, in said County
and that notices Of thu tins md place Of sal
sals shall DO posted up III three 81 tho mo.
public places in said county and shall be put
Iiished in the st; sGlnud BEnocRA e, tssusxspa
per printed and published in tn % town Of q
Cloud, in said county, for at lei. IT three week
successfully next before said sal e:
apl3-Sw L. f. EVA Ms, Judge.
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a..c1-'& . -. fr';'ri = .a{,,, 81. - - :
W {: N !: : ! 4
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ri - .sAs j;:saj 20 s}s,.t1 ot'i as@,@.;T
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