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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

OHERlFF's sALH.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ exeoutiea Issued out Of and uHdsr due e6al
oRafie distlietsseart Of the 4thS Judicial H.
triets3 aid I'll tie county Of steafns, md
StsaS'of Mthneslta, upon judgment aoek(ted
in said COUNTY d the 80th day III A6gust,A
b. 1862, III a atidn wherein CAarlesA, Zdhn
vas Plaintiff md ". A. Caruthsrs Dsfenda1t,
il 1a4Qr ofsaid P}3intif and asainst said d.
fsndSnt for tie sum of twenty-eight and
s6-l00 dollars. have this 7th Of October,
A: D. 1852. levied upon the following dsscrib-
: Iot IS IL Block go, and ilsss II Bioss II
according to . map and survey made by T. H
Barrett md recorded ia The 0fhes Of Register
Of Deeds Of said County.
Aforesaid described raj |prop(rr 1t Public
auction to tho highest bidder Tor cash, On tie
front steps Of the Office Of Register Of Deeds
'inssSaints. Oload, COUNTY ref~S Asasas,
State Of Minnesota, ,qp. Saturday, the 22d day
Of November, 4. b. 1884, * two o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day al the right, title
and interest which the sid W. A. Caruthsrt
had In and to the above described real proper,
" on The 80th day Of August Tor % much ID
may be necessary to, satisfy said execution
with interest and costs thereon.
Dated St. Cloud, Oct. 7th 1862. "ii ~
j.. "a NJ. LAURMAN, Sheriff. "
By NJ, M1cKLEY, Deputy Sheriff Il. ste.rns Go
-: - - - f'|'.F'"J. T. : ~ ioot9..6w
T. The above sale il postponed twentyb days
from date. ,...o,., ,.i
St: Cloud, Nov. goth, 1862. ''.''. ; q.
M. LAURAAN, .Sh,riG
BY NJ. MlckLEr, Deputy Sheriff Of s'earns CO.:
e = uo'%o-o"% 80 ~ '%.j- 81
Notice 10 hereby given that the above 10 a
il postponed until the 10th day Of January,
A. D. 1868. C. GRANDFATHER,
dec18-tds Sheriff.
Dated St. Cloud, December 18th, 1869. in
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

MORTGAGE sALE.--DEFAuLT HAVING
.Vl bees made in the condition Of Z certain
mortgage deed duly made and delivered by
John J. Akin and lis wife Almeda Akin Of
Stearns county, State of Minnesota 70 Leander
6orton of the same place on tho fourteenth
day Of October A. D. 1861, Whereby: the said
mortgagors did grant, bargain sell, and convey
unto the said mortgage bis heirs and assigns
all that tract or parcel Of land lying an tie
county Of Stesrns aforesaid and described -
follows, to wit The northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of Section twenty.four (24l
in. Township one hundred and twenty-five
ing to the United, States survey, together with
al the appurtenances thereto pertaining ID 81
cure 10 said mortgage the payment Of the
sum Of One Hundred. and thirteen 76+1OQ
dollars one year after said date with interest
at the rate OF twelve per cent per annum &C.
cording to the terms Of Z certain promissory
note made and given by said John J. Akin Is
said mortgages aud bearing date Oct. 18th,
1851, said mortgage being conditioned to be-,
como void upon the payment Of said note, but
In case Of default Id the payment Of the Same,
with power to said mortgage to sell said
mertgaged premises according to the statute
In such cases to satisfy the amount due upon
said note, and which said mortgage was re-
corded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds Of
said county Of Stearns on the 18th day Of o.
tober 1851, in Book B Of Mortgages On pages
81 and 49,. And the sum Of $l27.96 being
due and claimed to be due upon said note and
mortgage 1t the cate Of this notice and no
proceeding having been instituted q law o.
otherwise to recover the same or any part
thereof. :''.. :t - :
{ Now therefore notice IL hereby given that in
pursuance Of the said power in said mortgage
contained. and Of the statute in such cases pro
vised the said nortgaged premises will be sold
by the Sheriff Of said county 1t public suction
ct the front door of the Office Of Register Of
Deeds in said Stearns county; on, the Twen-
tieth day Of December, A.. D. 1852, At 10
o'clock A. n. of said day to satisfy the amount
due upon said note and mortgage and costs Of
such sale. Il H..
Dated Nov. 9Th, 1862. ~ .,
IEANDER G0RToE, Mortgas.s
nov8-6w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
The Atlantic.

Tho December number Of the At
lantic is an improvement on AZ the late
nuu.berr, and has no kind Of occasion for
BENG any better. We say it's an i'm.
provcment, because some Of the late Nos,
have been burdened in many articles with
tr.pscsndental m.nner'sm, Which made
them anintelligible, to many r,re.den:-
We regret to see this beariug,ia some Of
the, writer's Of the Atlantic. Niss Pres
cott introduced literary stills ihsoitA pages
and others have followed ip ap unnatural
str.ining after eccentric styles, and flow
ing 6gu.es.l If the Atlantic ever ceases
to b popular in the least, it will BIO on &C.
count of its running into . system Of lit
er.ry gymnastics in straining after style.
The Atlantic Is rich in ideas, facts and
apcies. 1t has thrilling patriotism,-
sound craftsmanship, party and faction,
aud We are anxious it should never be q
favorire with the rebellion. In this last
numbcr We best like the story "A Wo-
man" and OF it this passage 90 embodies
our feelings on the subject, that we must
copy it: ..." r.,
saw a great deal Of Josephine, and in
spite Of Laura, and her still restless objec-
lions TO the child's childish, laughing, in
consequent manner, ! grew into liking
her: cot that there seemed any great
depth to her she was not specially intel
ketual, or witty, or studious, or practical ;
shs did not try to be anything: perhaps
that vas her charm to me. l have seen
20 many women laboring at themselves to
b something, that one who was content
70 live without thinking about it vas re-
n phenomenon to me. Nothing bores me
(thoush l be stoned for the confession, l
/ mutt make it y more than : woman who
u bent on improving her mind, o. forming
her manners, or moulding her character,
or watching her motives, with that dead
ly-lively conscieptiousness, that makes 90
many good people di,agreeable. Why
es.'t they consider the lilies, which grow
BY receiving sun aud air and, dew from
God, and not hopping about over the lot.
20 find the warmert corner OF the Wettest
hollov, 70 see how much bigger and
brighter they can grow It is real rest te
~ e have this tiny, bright q 'ature come
10 % - every day during Franks ONCE
tours q unintentionslly as yellow but
.crAy would come 10 Ut tho window
Sometimes she strsyed to the Kitchen
,oesb, and, resting her elbows on tho win
aow.sill and her chin on both palms, look
Cd 1t me with wondering eyes while, ! made
bread or cake sometimes che came b,
ID. long psrlor window, and sat down. on
byiocAe at my feet while I sewsd, talking
IN her direct sud uneonsid' red way. ..
frssh, and withsl - good and pure
came 70 thinking the day very dull ths
did not bring "Kitten" TO rec me.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
v6nl8-6W
FREMONT MILLS

Tho Undersigned having leased the new
FIGURING Mill on Clear River, three-fourths 81
mile south west from Clear Water, solicita
public patronage, sud vii, do drst-clsss work
soiey. There il connected with the. FIGURING
Mill . Factory for misunderstanding Flour Bar
ri slaves md heads, With th. latest improved
machinery; also, . Cooper Shop. tor setting
up both -four and pork barrels, ;.,o "a
.s STEPHEN Z n OYSTER, Miller.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

0UARTERMAsTER'S NOTJCB.-The Un.
" dersigned will be 1t ST. CLOUD, MON
DAY, the 9Th, Ut the time and place with tho
State Auditors chosen to audit the claims arts
ing from the Indian troubles, and will attend
70 settling and taking up receipts given for
any article had for, or On account Of, tho Fort
Absrcrombis Expedition, and give therefor .
proper voucher. w. NJ KlMBALL, FL
'.' Is" IT,. ON. +. A. Expedition
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

'r'' -ae.. Butter, in : latter Just reeelyed IN
~ Ashibgtea, sa3s that bis two resimsnts Of
solsrsd troops have rendered him very grsat
seerviee, 40 !haNej 'nshlsd him to do muoh
'..yep.s, so, go Vii. p.opl.. .ad 10000 COL.
. srid people, snd las. nsverthsles-, PAD into
NE treasury three quarters -, million Of
dSlt1rs ~ proceeds o cophscation 9f rebstl
lyspsrty. =" - ','' ~ 49, 1,noq VAIL
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
For United States Senator.
ALExAN D Err RAMS Y.
what Does Senator Wilkinson Mean

what Doe: senator wilki>sen Mean ,
We End the following IN the late tele.
graphic dispatches. Unless The bill is
different from what is implied ip this r.
port, Senator Wilkiuson is getting himself
toto 4 position that will soon be- etoo hot
to bold him - ...:.. j.. D.!
WASHINGTON, Dec: l6.-Ssn. Wilkinson'a
BIZ! for the removal Of tho several bands Of the
Sioux, sssigns them : new reservation near
tho Missouri river, sufficient to give 80 acres
81 good agricultural lands to each Individual
add appropriations Of 100000: for their re:
moval. It provides that The old reservations
,hall be sold for The benefit Of ths, tEibe and
thst individuals who sought to prevent the
recent massacre shall be allowed to remain
snd retain loo acres ash. .'.:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

TsrRAY NOTICE undersigned took
IL up, on his premises, o. Maine Prairie, on
tho It'll dsy Of December, 1852, : stray horse,
about 10 years old, by color, with three white
feet and white spot on right side. The own:
or can have the same BY proving property and
paying damages. NICHOLAS sCHAFER.
Dated 81. Cloud, bed. 10th, 1892 n20;4tN
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
Latest from Burnside I!

/WAsHlNGroN,f Dec. l6.
From what is now known Of the strength
and extent Of the enemy's Notifications,
there seems to be q general approval Of
Gen. Barnside's course 10 re-crossing the
Rappahannock. ...:l., !.
There is nothing known here to show
that the rebels were inclined to leave their
stronghold to meet our troops upon the
open field: -.~. .
Although our loss is lreayy, it is far be-
low the published Statements; but the
precise number cannot for days 70 come be
ascertained.
Our entire army is now encamped on
the ground previously occupied. =:
The army has been considerably rein
forced. ...: ...:.r. ..N::
-? z PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II.
The Pres. publishes dispatches from
Burnside to Hallsck, received last night.
Burnside says he feels confident that the
position in front could not be carried
It was military necessity eithe, TO- attack
or retreat. Repulse would be disastrous.
Under the circumstances the army was
Withdrawn without any loss Of men or
property. :"". 49,. Il. @'''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
B1sHop WHlpPLE's APPOINTMENTS
We take the following from tho list pub
lished in the St. Paul Press -

Clear Water, Thursday, Jan. Is, p. n.
*Neensh, Friday, Jan. Is, 1P.x.
St. Cloud, Friday, Jan. is, 71.ix.
Little Fails, Saturday, t1en. II, 7P.x.
Little Falls, Sunday, Jan. le, l0A.H :
Belle Prairie, Sunday, Jan: 10. 2P.x.
Fort Ripley, Sunday, Jan. Is, P.x.
Crow Wing, Monday, Jan. 10, TIN.
Indian Mission, Tuesday, Jaa. 20.
Sank Rapids, Sunday, Jan. 26, 10A.n.
St. Cloud, Sunday, ~. %, 7r:x.
*Not 7, a. given in the St. Paul papers.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

~ We will receive wheat, OTIS. corn
-Four, wood, good butter, egg, Or anything
else We can use, in payment Of subscrip-
tions to tho DEMOCRAT Or ,debta due the
establishment. Now is the time to sub,
scribe or settle old bills.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
AFRICAN SALOON { BARBER SHOP

Prof. Cromwell has reopeaed, in his new
building, one door below H G. Witt Bankt
whore hs will be happy TO receive and wi.
onabla hair ont, or scientific shampsop. ,o;!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
INSTRUCT COURT, STATE OF MlNNES(
~ ia Ara DISTRICT, COUNTY o., xxEKEK.-
. Mary B. McCracken b., ..,.,.r
against. .,

against. ., Summons-for Relie)
Robert D. McCr.cten
To th above NAMED dxfndant:
You are hereby summoned and required ia
answer the complaint in this action which has
been flied in the Office Of tho Clerk Of said
Court, 1t Forest City and to serve = copy Of
your answer to the sid complaint on The sub.
.criber, At hie:, Office ID Forrest City in said
County within ninety days ,after tho service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service
and if you {sif to ansver Tie said complaint
within the time aforesaid, thu Plaintiff IN THU
action will ask for the relief demanded In said
complaint
Dated Forest City. October Goth, 1852. '''
-. =. A. c. SMITH, -.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

T T!+-Between Monticello aAd Clearwater
/ 4 vslusble bundle Of bedding tied up ID !
dark comforter, Any: iarornati N, concerning
IL, loft a. the st. Cloud DExooRAr Office will
30 thankfully received rnd suitably rewarded.
" novl8-tfi f. -, na"E. IVENVORT. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

"'o~. a,yJoB PRINTING, s !. n. '"d'
OF oil kinds executed With neatnsssh snd de
fpateh u this O6ioe-chesp. o'"E 10. Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
>IElEcRAPHlcr
' |1,';;s'I' :t|E!!!II!!.t!El,..*!.I...
Fredericksburg Evacuated.
~ a2HuT
OUR FORCES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
.&UoouR loss 5000. i u
fredericksburg Evacuated.
.oouR 1oss!s,oo,o.

= a 'e
WARRINGTON, Dec. Is.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

3 iy,4 :, } g.
Superior and Mississippi R. R. Co. held a
meeting, and elected The following officers
Lyman Dayton, President; J. $. Sevall,
Chief Engineer; Chas. Brewster, secre,
ta:y; Parker Paine, Treasurer. The
Board Of directions is composed Of Edmund
Rice, Parke, Paine, Lyman, Dayton, Tho.
CLARK, Chas. Brewster, J, s: sewall, VIM.
Payte and WIN. Branch:
We understand says the Press, that
capitalists in the East have expressed will
lipgness TO- undertake the construction of
this road, if suitable terms can be agreed
upon. -: '>~~ '-~-- 'r'
This road will doubtless have its u est-
ern termination at st. Cboad-most Ger
tainly. if the interests Of the road aud the
State are ~consulted..I9 Il ''o;' %. q;
Fl noMu or;r4ssn rA,rh.;-z z H.. Morse,
Esq.,, Register y. s: Land Office al Ottet
Tail, returned on Saturday evening last
from 4 trip to that place. AT Fort Rip
Icy he was Kindly furnished BY Col. Thorn
as, Of the Eighth Regiment, With an es.
cot Of sixteen men, under command Of
Orderly Bronson, Of Company K. Our
readers will remember that the people Of
Otter Tail were compelled byttb Chippe-
WIS to leave their homess! during The time
Of the Sioux troubles, .paa th.t !. tlhe Land
Office was, broken into. by the thieving
manuders. In what condition It had been
left BY them has never been known, and
it !, ". tor til. purpose, ma = sseate vh.t
. Of v.lu,s III there nigh. remain, th.t
Mr., Morse made this tsip.G,LefhF Fort Rip,
Icy on Saturday, the 9Th inst, arriving at
otsst Tail on the following Taessaals,y.. ' Here
M M Snnad. sosd portion II ~ record,
Of the Office, scattered throughout The
binding and In ,diiferoat directions. He
gathered together eve boxes of papers,
among the ,rest 4 land warrant, md drought,
them 10 Hort Ripley, ,owhich place no
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

In Lansing on the morning of the 10th inst, NARY
laughter OF John 4 and r. =. Kerr aged months and
IL days.
A shadow has fallen across the blue SLY,
And the messenger angel swept silently by
A sweet tuned lie harp is lying unstrung,
The little hand weaTied the sweet hymn uDsuhs
Clasp the fingers, close toe blue eyes,
Our little earth-angel has gone To- the skies
Tenderly, lovingly kiss the swee, lips,
Losing their rose ilrish in deaths pale eclipse.
0 carefully robe her, D, hushngly weep,
so swcety our darling has fallen asleep.
The pearl gates cf heaven hung lightly aiar,
Embossed rom their eiasping Of sunbeam and star
And the song Of the angels peaed softly and low,
| To the heart OF our treasure its tremuloCs flow
| One moment Of listening with upfted wing,
| To the clear halelujahs the bright choirs sing:
Then trembled the soul wings and with the sweet lay
| The little freed spirit futtered away.
Another fair blossom its sweet bloom has given
| To the beautiful garland twined in Heaven.
| Another lamb folded from earth sin and blight,
Z" Beside the still waters " in meadows Of light.
On the bosom of Jesus our darling will rest
Only lent for q season, He loved her the best;
His loving voice pleaded " let the little come
And would not call her away from His horne.
Dear little angel, singing in Heaven,
Gladly to Jesus thy sweet life is given;
| Gladly We yield thee back to His love,
| A pearl 10 the dadem shining above.
| In tenderest mercy the dark shadow fell;
| He loveth aud chastens-we knoo il Is well.
In the township Of Delhi the 81 inst Of Lung f.
yer, KEENAN,, son Of Allen and Rhoia A. Barnes aged
| q months.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12

One year ago last ecember, Senator
Hammond. Of South Carolina, wrote to q
friend in this State. as follows:
''YOu see what have often told you, that
Slavery is stronger than the Union. | do not
think there is the leas, chance Of reeoBstructing
the Confederation on the former basis ne
will have 10 other Union than one in which
the Slave power shall he largely and permant-
ly predominant"
We judge, from present appearances, that
Senator Hammond and bis cOnfederates at the
South As well as their Northern
will soon be made to understand that the Tn.
ion is stronger than their pet institution. We
also feel confident assurance that the Union
sil b. preserved. without making provision
for a large Increase or permanent predomi-
nance OF the Slave power. Southern slave.
holders and Northern dOughfaces may mourn
over the sad prospects before them but their
fate is inevitable. Freedom, aud not Slavery,
must. and ever will be. the permanent and pre-
dominant feature in our political institutions.
-Aibany Journal
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
NOTICE.-stat. of Mich.

Il igan, county of Inghaul, ss-AI session Of the
Probate Court for Tie county OF lngham holden AZ the
Probate Office in the village Il Mason Monday the
Sd day Of March the year thousand eight hun
tacd AMI sixty two; Present, VIM H. Pncsney, Judge
If Probate In the matter o. the estate u Anna D. ki-
bourne, deceased On reading and fling the petition,
duly verified Of Tobias Holden and J. r Reed admins
traitors Of said estate praying for reasons therein
ted, that they may be licensed 10 borrow sufficient
amount Of money upon mortsage) 10 pay the debts
allowed asaiIs, said estate:
Thereupon il IS ordered That Tuesday, the Sh dag Of
April next II O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned for
the hearing Of said petition and tha; the heirs law
said deceased and all other persons Interested said
estate required appear at SESSION Of said Court
then % be holden At the Probate Oce Ia the vsce
Mason and show cause, If there be- why the prayer
Of the petitioners should be granted And Is for
Their Ordered That said petitioners give EoI,ce TO the
persons Interested in sai estate Of the tendency
said Petition and the hearing thereof by Causing copy
d this order 10 be Published in the Lansing Republican
newspapee printed and circulating IN said county Of
hsham successive weeks previous 70 said day Of hear
ing. a true copy Tx a. PINCKNEY,
%wSs0 Judge Of Prcbste.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
TAG GLokr OF THE PIxrs. Nagnifcen,

THE GLORY OF THE PISEs - Nagnifceu,
| nay, sometimes almost terrible! Other trees
sufilng crag or hill. yield to the form and
sway OF the ground, cloths il with soft com
pliance, are partly its comfortes But the
pine rises in serene resistance, self-contained
Dor can / ever, without awe, stay under great
Alpine cliff far from all houses or works of men,
looking up to its companies Of pines, as they
stand On thesnaccesssble juts aud perilous Iedges
Of the enormous wall its quiet multitudes, each
IKE the shadow Of the one beside t-upright,
fixed, spectral as troops Of ghosts standing on
the wall of Hsdes, not knowing each other
dumb forever. You cannot reach them, cannot
cry to them-those trees never hear human
voice; they are far above all sounds but the
winds. No foot ever stirred fallen leaves Of
theirs. All comfor,less they stand between the
two eternities OF the vacancy and the rocks ;
yet with such iron will that the rock itself looks
bent and shattered beside them-!ragile, weak.
Inconsistent, compared to their dark energy Of
delicate life aud monotOny of enchanted pride,
annumbered, uncomfortable -Ruskin.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-12
CHERIFF SALE.-John I. Rathbone

~ BENJAMIN F. Hart and Alvin y. Hart ~ virtue
II Of Fl Fa issued Of and under the seal of
the Circuit Court FOR the county OF ingham 10 direc
ted and delivered against the goods and chattes lands
and tenernents Of Benjamin T. Hart and Alvin y Hart
did the 18th day Of February, A D. 1s52 levy upon
all the right title and interest Of BENJAMIN T. Hart.
and the following described lands and ienements
wit: part Of lot number (6) In block twelve 90
the City of Lansing county Of lngha and state OF Mich
isan according TO the recorded plat the Of Mich
igan Lansing and % the SUBDIVISION OF said block
twelve 90 together with the water power and privilege
connected herewith, which premises and water power
and privilege particularly bounded and described
in a certain deed Of conveyance, executed by Alvin y
Hart the said Benjamin Z Hart bearing date the hrs;
day of JANUARY A. d. 1856 aud recorded in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds for the county OF lngha on the
seventh day Of January, A. D. 1855 in ber Is Of deeds
page So particular reference being had thereto to-
gether with the Touring rn and other buildings stu
thereon and all the sppartenances Il manner be
longing thereto also that piece arce, Of land situate
in the City Of Lansing Aforesaid, commencing ole
hundred and ninety 900 links east q the southwest
corner Of lot six 90, II block twenty four run
ming thence hundred and seventy 40 links,
thence north Grand River thence west along said
Grand River one hundred AID seventy 1!9l Inks,
thence south place Of beginning Also al tha;
piece parcel Of land situate in the township Of
Aaedon and county Of Ingham aforesaid, described a.
ton number o. in town three 49, north, Of range
one a. west.
Ali Of which shall expose for sale 10 the highest bid
der q; the front OF the Court House 10 the village
Of Mason lngham county saturday the l2th "a! Of
! April. A. d. 1852, at one O'Clock p NJ
Dated Mason, February 24th. 1862
3Sfv: TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff