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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-06
NEWSPAPER OFFICE CurrED-Th

NEWSPAPER OFFICE GuTTED.-Tho
Office of the american Fo}anteey, at Car
Isle, Pa, was Quilted by a crowd of some
one hundred men, mostly soldiers from the
barracks al that place, few evenings since
he cause of the attack was the publication
in that paper Of most scurrillous attack
upon the President The crowd entered
The Office aud threw the type into the street,
broke up the stan and cases with hatch
cts, and burned up that part Of the edition
of the paper which had not been sent out.
Much as such fate was neri:ed by that
paper, we most heartily condemn this
mode OF taking revenge. Mob law is danger
Gus in all cases, and should not be en:our-
aged. i always falls short of accomplish
ing the hject intended and the innocent too
often suffer with the guilty There are
other and more effeetual means of pun
ishing the uttercrS Of such unreasonable
language
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me- Tt is said that attempts have beer

as-It is said that attempts have been
made by dishonest persons TO alter ore
dollar treasury notes to stems" by pastiDg
on the word "ten." Unsuspecting per-
sons might take these raised bills for
their apparent value, but slight examin-
alton only is necessary to discover that the
face Oft the note is dotted with the words
cone dollar" There is also likeness of
Secretary Chase as large as life, while
the genuine tens are honored by the fca-
lures of President Lincoln. Caution,
therefore, is all that is required to guard
against these altered bills, if any are in
circulation As every one looks upon the
'sgreen backs" as something that cannot be
counterteited, it is quite probable that ras-
Gals might take advantage Of this and at
tempt the alteration spoken of.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The following are the elections to the
House
Philadelphia-1st District. William
Foster, L II 2d, Thomas J Barger, ID !;
Sd, Samuel Jcsephs, d; 4th, Samuel &
Thompson, ID !; 5th, Joseph Moore. II !;
9th, Richard Ludlow, d; Ith, Thomas
Cochran, L Il; Sth, james \ Kern, L
r; 9th, George y Quigley, [ r; 10Th,
S l. Pancoast, L r.; lith. james W
Hopkins, d; 18th, Luke Y Sutphin, u
Il; 18th, Francis NJ Maaus, ID; 18th,
Albert Il Schofeld ID; 10Th, William L
Smith, L r 10th, Edward q Lee, L
II 18th, Jefferson j Young, -.
Delaware, Chalklcy Harvey, L r.
Chester, W Windle, L K, + Z Smith !,
L r, r L Mcclellan, u r.
Montgomery, DR. S " Wiinley, ID, Ii c
Hoover, ID, joseph Rex, ID.
Bucks, j. b I.abar, ID. J S Boileau, ID.
Northampton, ID q Neiman, ID, y G
Hess, d.
Lehigh and Carbon, Samuel Camp, d,
Thomas Craig, Jr, d.
Wayne, William N Nelson, d.
Lnzerne, S " Trimmer, ID, Peter
Walsh, d, Jacob Robinson, ID.
Susquehanna, ID ID Warner, L r
Bradford, Bartholomew Laporte, L Il,
Drummer Lilly, U Il.
Wyoming, Sullivan, Columbia and Mon
tour, George ID jackson, ID, John G Ellis,
d.
Lycomirg aud Clinton, John B Beck,
y, Amos & No;es. ID.
Centre, Il I Barron, d.
Mitfiin, Holmes VI Clay. u r.
Union, Snyder and Juuiata, L Hum
mel. [, Il, II X Ritter. U r.
Northumberland, j Woods Brown, ID.
Schuylkill, Edward Kerns, ID, Conrad
Graber, d, Adam Wolf, ID.
Dauphin, Thomas G Fox, L Il, James
Freeland, [ r.
Lebanon, G. Dawson Coleman, L r
Bcrks, Wm \ Potteiger, ID, Charles 4
Kline, d, Daniel K Neidner, ID.
Lancaster, Benjamin Champheys, L II,
FL G Lehman, L k, Nathaniel Mayer, L
Il, II b Bowman, L X.
York, Joseph Delloue, d, \ C Ramsey,
Cumberland and Perry, j 2 Rhoads, d,
John \ Magee, ID.
Adams, Henry j Myers, d.
Franklin and Fulton, William Horton,
d, Jonathan Jacoby, ID.
Bedford and Somerset, John Cessna,
D, Christian c Musseman, L II.
Huntingdon, A w Benedict, u r.
Blair, X \ Nj Murtrie, L L.
Cambria, Cyrus l. Pershing, d.
1ndiuna, j W Hustin, L r.
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THE Is kNICKERBOCKER.-W no among
all our readers has never heard of this
veteran magazine, which, for thirty years.
has delighted aad instructed an apprcci-
ative public. until now its name and fame
extends TO the limits almost of civilization
-familiary known as "Old knick ~
Well, with the October number Ola Knick
commenced a new series, the publication
being issued in new and enlarged form
with Mr. Kinahan CORVALLIS as Editor,
in place Of Mr.. Charles G.. Leland, who
had heretofore flied that position The
aim Of its present conductor will be to
sustain lhe former prestige Of the book, as
well as to extend its circle of readers and
its sphere Of usefulness, and Judging from
the general excellence of the November
number, which has been received, we are
sure he will be successful Although a
boldly discussing the vital topics of the
day, free from all party or sectalian bias
The highest ORDER of talent In both l.cm-
isphcrcs will be secured for its rages, and
no labor or expense will be spared to make
it the representative publication of its
class and Il welcome guest i'll crc,y Amer
lean household Notwithstanding the dc
pressing influences of protracted war,
those who have not done so already should
subscribe forthwith No better invest
mcnt could be entered into. Here are
the terms:
Three dollars a year, in advarce Two
copies, Fuur Dollars and Fifty Gents Three
copies, Six Dollars. To the Army and Navy.
half price.
Address the Editor, 81 Park Row, New
York city.
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The Next Legislature.
THE SENATE.


Those marked thus = are the newly
elected members.
First District-Phiiadelp phia.-Jeremi-
ah Nichols, t. r. jacob Il kidgeway*
U. R.; G. NJ. Donovan, d. f; George
Connel,* t. r.
Second nistrct-Chester and Delaware.
Jacob S. Serrill, L. Il.
Third District-Montgomery.--John
c. Smith. d.
Fourth District-Bucls- William Kin
sey, ID.
Fifth District -Lehish and Northamp-
ton.--George w. Stein, ID.
Sixth D;strict-Bei ks.-IIeister Clymer
Seventh Districts -Schuylkill- Bernard
Reilly, ID.
FL ghth District-Carbon, Monroe, Pike
and Wayne.-Henry S. Mott, ID.
Ninth District-Bradford, Susquehan-
ma, Sullivan and Wyoming.-William j.
TurrelI,* u. r.
Tenth District-Luzerne.- B.
Stark D.
Eleventh District-Tioga, Potter, NJ
Kean and Warren-F. Smith, i L. r.
Twelfth District ct-Clinton, Lycoming,
Centre aud Union-lIcnry johnson, L 4
Thirteenth District-Snyder, Northum-
berland, Montour and Columbia Frank
Bound, L Il.
Fourteenth District-Cumberland Ju-
niata, Perry aud fi.n-Gcorg Ii.
Bucher,# d.
Fifteenth Diztrict-Dauphin and Leba-
non-Amos L. Bouglitcr, L Il.
Sixteenth District--Lancastcr-
liam Hamilton, l r., John y. IIiestaud,
L X.
Seventeenth District-Y ork-A, Heist-
and 6 latz. d.
Eighteenth Distr;ct-Adams, Franklin
and Fulton-Wm IN M'Sherry.* ID.
Nineteenth District-SoncrSet Bedford
and ngdon-Aicxander Stutzn,an,*
UR.
Twentictli District Blair, Cambria and
Cleariield-Wm. Wallace ID.
Twenty first Dstrict-indiana and Arm
strong enry White Z II.
Twenty-second District-We Westmoreland
and Fayette-Snth Fuller. L r.
Twenty third District-W ashlneton and
Twenty-fourth Distrct-A lle-heny-
John Z. Penny, L r., J. j.. Graham L
4.
Twenty .th DiStrict-Bearer and
Butlcr-M 'Candlass,* L Il.
Twenty-sixth District-Lawrencc, Mer
Ger and Eenango-James Ii. Robinson, L
r.
Twenty seventh District-Erie and
Crawford-Morrow b. Lowry, L X.
Twenty eighth District-Clarion, JEFF
fcrson Forest and Elk-Chares l., Lam
bcrton, ID.
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aD~ The army of the Potomac is mo-
wing, slowly, and cavalry and other recon
nossances to pave the way are being made
daily. \ great battle cannot be much
longer delayed.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

4 DMlNiSIRAIDR. > NOTICE
~ Letters Of Administration having l,s,
granted to the subscriber, by the Register of
Cambria county, on the estate of Evan
Evans, late ofthe borough OF Ebensburg. decd
all persons knowing themselves indebted ~
said estate are hereby notified 10 make uar.
ment without delay, and those having claims
against said estate are requested to prescl,
them, properly prepared for settlement
JOHN WILLIAMS, Adnr
Ebensburg. Sept. Is, 1862.
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ELDERSRIDGE ACADEMY

a \ thirty second session Of this Institular
viii oren on TUESDAY, 18th of NONEMHEE
next Tuition, (paid quarterly in advance &C.
IS, or $40 per session, according tn the bran.
ches studied Boarding S2p perweek. Fayi.
ties viii be afforded to all xho wish TO boar.
themselves. Minors can only o. tain abscr,.
during the term by ictfer from t.eir para,
addressed to the Principal.
ALEX. DONALDSON.
Eldersridge. Indiana TO, Oct. &c, 1852.
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A DMINISTRATURS' NOTICE.

A DMINiSTRATURS' NOTICE.
n Letters of administration on the est.
of Gordon Sinclair, late Of Carroll townsf;.
Cambria county, deceased, having been a,rsi
ted to the undersigned, all persons inafh,.,
to said estate are hereby requested TO MAJ.
payment without delay, and those hayia,
claims will present them properly authenlir
ted for settlement.
ALEXANDER SINCLAIR
GEORGE u. REED.
July u, ls62-Gt Adm'rs
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.ISSOITTION.-

DISSOLUTION.-
~ The partnership heretofore existi,.
between the undersigned, under the firm
Davis, Jones & Co, was this day dissolved
mutual consent. The Business viii be s,,,.
by either of the partners, at the stand y,
Robert Davis. for limited time, where w
having unsettled accounts viii save costs
calling sooE. ROBERT DAVIS y
JNO- p. JONES.
TH0S- GRIFFITH
Ebcnsburg, Aug. 18th, 1862.
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PENNSVL FI,NII SS
In the Name and jy The Iufho~ity Of the Com
n,oRpeaih Of PenasyloaHta, ANDREW O..
CURTIN, Cocernor IF sqid Commonwealth.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

GHERlFkeSaSA kR.-BY VIRTUE GA
~ execution issued out Of and under due, seal
Of the district court of the 4;h judicial dis
trict in and for the conntysof Stearns. and
State Of Minnesota. upon judgment docketed
in said county On the 8Oth day OF August, AT
i. 1862, in an action wherein Charles 4, Zahn
was Plaintiff and ". A. Caruthers Defendant.
in favor Of said Plaintiff aud .against said de
fendant tor the SUM of tweuty-ei9ht and
$500 dollars. have this 7th Of October,
A. d. 1862. levied upon the following describ-
ed property to Wit:
Lot 10 in Block (4O) aud Lot in Block 70
according to map and survey made by 7: II
Barrett and recorded in the Office Of Register
Of Deeds Of said County. I .s.sr..55t az. :
j Notice is hereby given that l. will sell the
aforesaid described real property at Public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, on the
front steps of the Office Of Register Of Deeds
in Saint Cloud, in the County If Stearns
State Of Minnesota, on Saturday. the 22d day
Of November, "A. b. 1862, 1T Two o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day all the right. title
and interest which the said W. A. Caruthers
had in and to the above described real proper
tx on the Both day OF August Tor SO much as
may be necessary to satisfy said execution
with interest and costs thereon.
Dated St. Cloud, Oct. eth 1862.
E*-.se NJ. LAUkMAN, Sheriff.
BY N. MICKEY, Deputy Sheriff Of Stesrns Go
#.E 1 ia :" z#7H oct9.6w
The above sale is postponed twelty days
from date.
St. Cloud, Nov. Goth, 1862. -.s.:
81. NJ. LAURMAN. Sheriff.
By NJ. M1ckLEY, Deputy Sheriff Of S,earns Co.
nov2u-3w
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= The ladies ofrSt. johns Church Epis-
eop.l) ~ill hold 4 Christina. Fsstiy.l, for
the benefit Ut the church, at Brol er's
Hall. on the evening Of The 23d Of De-
eember, A table will be set out from five
till ten O'clock with all the delicacies and
substantials Of the season. There will be
a table Of fancy and useful articles for sale.
Tickets Of admittancc, locts., which will
be taken at par towards the tickets for re-.
treshlnents. Tickets for supper for a sim
gle gentleman 81 cts. for gentleman
aud lady, 50 cts. Tickets Of admission
can be purchased at the stores Of Messrs
Burbank and Tobey and at the door of the
Hall. - .s.,.1- j.
Good music in attendance Il . tbs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.

John n. ROSENEERGER would respect
u fully inform the citizens Of st. Clord and
Northern Minnesota that he has urchased the
entire stock Of the St. Cloud Book Store and
made la:ge add ions thereto. and has now on
hand complete assortment Of Books. Sta
tionsry. Fancy Goods, Newspapers add Msga.
zines, Writing Paper Of all kinds, Blank Books,
etc. etc. Also, the Standard Series Of School
Books. fsrsons will ind it to their adva ntage
10 procure their St. Paul and New York Daily
ssd Weekly papers st this store. The nuu,er-
GUS patrons ssd f.isuds ef-the 0ll u: Cloud
Hsok ascre are cosdh1,y invited 70 a.,.pa.>
~ s,-l-l~sS 81
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:; = -
M ISCELLANEOOS

M 1SC6XLL AIN 1oO -
p. Hardware Of vi kinds table for genera! uee
Yankee Noiivns--Th~ finest assortment ever
brough. 10 this market.
Wooden War. vi every description - the
best quality. 0& Gs : ri
Paper HanginRs, Window Curtain fxtures
Of every pattern. ~-~---
= ca"iicx Stewart's double r.6ned1 xcom-'
Pi":e assortment. - - 81"
= tsd:; Vinegar, warranted the pure article
Mus: Ant> = Brazil, Madenn, Is.sut..
Fiiherts ard Almonds.
citrM, iarina, ssgo- Cocoa, rApicc,, or
mca,, French Mustard, Pearl harley. sCsts,sp.
Lcl.on Syrup. Pepper Sauce, aud sweet Oil.
Tobacco. chewing AID smoking, IL; Kids
the beat quality,
GROUND Spices Of all li.is, il tin lby1s>-
warranted pure.
Eee>iy'nj, nnyth;.gj;, tSon,eshiing.
IF rHBhE Is- ANYTHING ROT WANT
ANO ns NOT SEE. ASK fJH IT.
~ All kiads Of Produce taken ias..x ch.n~
for s''4' & the highest 'o.rast price,
=. u. ToPEY 6 CO
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

THE undersigned wishes to announce to his
oil patrons and the public generally, that
he has on hand at his New Store. on the COR
ner Of Chapel street and Washington avenue,
general assortment Of Groceries, Provisio,,s
Heavy Crcckcry. Wooden Ware and variety
Of Liquors, which he will nell " st. Paul re.
tail prices adding Transporter, Also, that
he viii! pay Saint Paul prices for AL kinds Of
Furs. ia cash or trade. NJ. +. NOEL.
St. Cloud, MINI. vln3l- :2m
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
DRY GOODS

crewn Shee:ings and shir,;s:s. D,us .n4
brown DENNIS, D.cached Muslius, l0} and ~
Muslin, Ticking, Stripes and Checks. DrpSnes'
Can'o" Flannel, Red, White and Yellow f!sn.
ncl NY: Jeans. Cotton Cloths for boys vo.r.
Table Linen. Toweling, ETC., etc etc:
bA. Silks, Velvet, Berage. .usl.in,s, Cas-
Goes, 0iaghams, Lawns, Furniture Calic,
Mourning Prints, Cnmbrics, Dril|iants. Jnoe.
nets Cross-bar Muslin, Swiss d., Ms:sei,,e,.
Farmers Satin. etc., etc etc. Z .,-,~~a".7'
Cloths Cleakng, BroadcotL. Doestius. C.
''"'eres' Fine Noo!ea Goods for meas ~es-
etc, etc. etc,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

nlSTRlCT COURT, STATE OF MlNNESO-
ia 4rH DISTRICT, COUNTY OF MEEKER.-ss
Mary Il. Mccrackcn
dgoinst : Summons---For Relief
Robert d. McCracken
To the ADORE nanel drtendunt
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action which has
been fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of said
Court, at Forest City and to serve a copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub.
scriber, At his office in Forest City in said
County within ninety days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service ::
and if you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in this
action will ask for the relief demanded in said
complaint.
Dated Forest City, October Goth, 1852.
\. c. SMITH.
Z. a .. -. Plaintiff Attorney
v5nlS-6w ..- .s1
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$50. BEST PIANOS. $50

$3.50. BEST PIANOS. $3.50
GRUVESTEEN 4 HALE, having removed
10 their new warerooms,
No. 478 Broadway,
are now prepared to offer the public magnif-
icent new scale full
OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
containing al improvements known in this
country or Europe, over strung bass. French
grand action, harp pedal, full iron frame, for
$50 CASH, Warranted for 5 years.
Rich moulding cases, SITS to 5000
and warranted made of the best seasoned ma
,erisl aud stand hett er, han any sold for $500
81 $500 by the old methods Of manufacture.
We invite the best judges to examine and try
these new instruments. and we stand ready vi
all times TO test them with any others manu-
featured in this country.
GROVESTEEN s. HALE,
v5ns-ly 41S Broadway, New York.
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FREMONT MILLS !

The Undersigned having leased the new
FIGURING Mill on Clear River. three four,hs o,
y mile south west from Clear Water. so'icits
public patronage. AMI will do first class work
soley. There is come ted v it'll the FIGURING
Mill Fa tory for manufacturing Flour Bar
rel slaves aud heads, viii, the l"tcS, improved
machinery; also, Cooper SHOP for setting
up both tour ana pork barrels.
STEPHEN OYSTER, Miller
vlnl9-f
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OST.-Be,ween Monticello and Clearwater
/ = = valuable bundle of bedding tied up in
dark comforter. Any information concerning
t., left at the st Cloud DEMOCRAT Office will
he thankfully received. rnl suitably rewarded
nnv1s-sf T.. vENVORT
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Good music in attendance.

SsSArH.--The standing committees Of the
last session were re appointed. Sumner takes
the place of Simmons on the Committee of Fl
name anb Arnold the place Of Thompson on thu
Committee Of Commerce p" -..
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Assn. -\,sIssuu'. OPrtcE.
ST. CLorr, Man., Nov. 1862.
PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given to all ma nufacturcrs Of any AKA
every kind ~ description Of goods, wares, aud
merchandise Together with Butchers, Brewers,
&C., who fail "a make return o. before the
10Th Of December 1862, for the month o: NJ
vcnber and Oh or before the 10Th Of each
.::onth succeeding the month tor which the re-
turn should he m:.d- thereafter, As provided in
Sccicn Go OF the n,crnal Eevenue Law. 10
tho Assistant Assessor Of the Division in which
such manu,4ctorv &c is located, vii! incur
the penalty provided. which is 4 fine Of $500
and the seizure Of the goods. Persons desir-
ing any information with regard to making
said returns in the Assessment Division No L.
can apply at my Office opposite Marlat,s Drug
Store where will receive returns AMI give in
formation from one until 1--WE o'clock p " :,
for the first ten days Of each month livery
manufacturer &C.. who has failed 70 make
this re urn for October on or bcrore the 10Th
Of November has broken the law, and it Is hop
ed that immediate attention will be given 10
the matter. that it may 10: be necessary TO
enforce the penalty. Hereafter it will be ell
forced against those who refuse or neglec. to
make their returns as required by law.
$50 y NJ. r. NOEL,
Asst. Assessor, l2th Assessment Dist
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N November 9th, 1862, taken up BY the
" subscriber, on his premises at Paynesvi L..
yoke Of Oxen about eight years old. One is
dun color, the other red, and both are split
in the ear. The owner is requested 70 pay
charges and take them away
nl9-4wN JOHN BLAKELY.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

"aaO1c NaIE cut. or y Sclent!nc en0mPson.
II URTGAGE SALE.-DEPAULT HAVING
M been made in the condition Of a certain
mortgage deed duly made and delivered by
John Akin aud his wife Almed% Akin Of
3tearns county, State Of Minnesota 10 leandcr
dor,on Of the Saline place the fourteenth
day OF Oc, ODER A. u. 1861, whereby the said
loortgagors did grant, bargain sell ind convey
unto the said mor,gagee his heirs and assigns
all that trac. or parcel Of land lying in the
ccnn'y Of Stearns aforesaid and described as
follows, 10 wit: The northeast quarter of the
sou,h-eas, quarter Of Section twenty-four (24)
in Township one hundred and twenty two
;l92j hovth ofRanye twenty nine west accord
ing to the United States survey, together with
III the appurtenances thereto pertaining ~ se>
cure to said mor, g"gee the payment Of the
sum Of One Hundred and thirteen 75-luO
dollars one year after said date with interest
1t the rate Of twelve per cent per annum &C.
cording to the terms Of n certain promissory
not. made and given by said John J. Akin to
said morssngce and bearing date, Oct. l4th.
1861. said mortgage beiue conditioned 10 be-
Come v'i'l upon the payment Of said note. but
in case Of default in the payment Of the same.
mortgaged premises according TO the statute
i" such cases to satisfy the amount du. upon
said note. nn.i which said mort 4ge was re-
corded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of
-'id county of Stearn, Oh tho 18th day Of &C.
"''cr 1861. in lio"k u Mortgages III pages
81 and SO. Aud tho sum of $le7. SO being
due ard cl"i,ned to lie d.: upon said note and
mortgage ut the cato IT this notice aud no
proceeding having .ccn Instituted At law or
otherwise 10 recover the same or any part
thereof.
Now therefore notice is hereby given thu. il.
pursuance Of the said puwer in said mort gage
! contained. AMI Of the statute in such cases pro
vi~ed the said n'ortgaxed premises will be sold
by the Sheriff Of said ceunty At public auction
ut the front door of tbs Office Of Register Of
Deeds in said Sts.rns county on the Twen-
ticth day vf Deccmher. a. y. 1862, At 10
o clock \. NJ. Of soih day 10 satisfy the amount
'luc upon said note and mortgage and costs of
| such sale
Dated Now 9Th 1862
LE.\NDEK GUkTON, Mor,gagce.
novG- CIV
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Thefmometrical Record.
Reported expressly for tie DEMOCRAT,
). Karlatf, DrugQisf. st, Cloud.
AFRICAN SALOON & BARBER SHOP

where he will be happy 10 receive and wal
upon his old patrons to clean shave, q fash
"nahlc hair cut, or a scientific shamp.on.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

NOrlCE.-Taken up by the subscriber, liv.
N ing near Oak Grove, in Stear - county,
two cows. One is red and white spotted, mid
ding sized, has part Of one horn broken off,
aud is about nine years old. The other is al
most al red, middling sized. ana about six
years old. The owner, OF owners, is hereby
notified to came aud prove property, pay char
ges and take them away. ..r
v5nl9-4wn HENRY MElR.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

LIQUORS! LIQUORS
Alcohol, Port, Sherry and Ciaret Wines
Otard Brandy, Old Rye, Monongahs's .p1
Bourbon Whisky constantly On hand.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
JOB PRINTING.

!; OF eli tiu.ls executed With neatne.- and dis
patch II this Of6ce-cheap.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11
CROCKE3RT.!

Cueenswarc, Coffee and Te" curs Pt.te..
pia,ters. Pitchers. and Tea Sets 4 FINE ~
sor,r,.n, Of Glass Dishes and tunblers, Krue,e,
side. pendant and stand Lamps If every vari
ETY.. Glass Preserve Jars. air tight. Demijohns.
Bottles, Fancy Mugs, Cups, T"y rctts. etc. etc
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-11

BOOTS Sc SHOES.
cery large assortment Of l,rogans. rrairie
Boots, Calf, KIP and Grain Leather Boots. Or.
ford Tres, Gents Goat Racers, Ladies Dalmo-
ral, Calf. Kid and M"rrocco SHOES, Bcc's ans
Shoes sri'ah(e for boys wear; also. ar endi<
variety Of ch;ldren's shoes s>7.-