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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05

pr l6, 1868 a,A6
sn PrObate-AenOssa County Couyt.
In the matter of the last will and testoroen+ ~ To-,
Sherman, deceased. "a i'd'c
reading and filing an instrument in writing nr-
potInS TO De the last will and testament of
Inan iate OF Brighton, KenoshA county decessad
IL ~ + ,iie accompanying petition of Eli Sherman OF
iIe to"n OF Brighton, in said county, Representing
sIng other things, that the said Isaac Sherman steiv
e1 At sad brighton, that said instrument is tie last
anu testament of said deceased, and that he the
appointed in and by the said last will and testnmart
executor hereof and praying that day be appointed
ioi nearing me proof of said last will and testament
mat The proof of SAID instrument be heard
9eOre me Judge of this Court on Saturday the 9Jst
in ~ oEehDer, 1868, at o'clock, M at his office
- 'le Guy and county of Kenosha;
II IS urther ordered that notice thereof be given In
OF sa deceased and all persons interested bv
copy OF this order for three weeks
~ said day OF nearing in the 'Kenosha Telegraph
= newspaper printed published at Kenoshs ity in
= lea county & lSAAC W. WEBSTER, County Ipd1s
Kenosha, Oct a 1868, sS55f
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05
Waters Cheap Music for the Mnlion,

musical societies choirs Sunday schools public schools
semnares, etc. Shall we know each other there p
Don't you hear the Angels comiGg?' Shall meet be-
yond the river? BE in time,' There is Beautiful
World Where Liberty dwells is my country, Free
dom, Truth, and Right we coming, Father Abra-
'am, six hundred Thousand more, There is land OF
Love- Sorrow shall come again more, Heavenly
Home, Come sing to me OF Heaven Lar in sight
on GOD the Nation' Whittier's song of The
Plantation Negro Fair Freedoms Mcrn has dawned
at last.' 'Over the mountain Little Elias an Angel
'WiIe's gone to Heaven Suffer little children to come
unto me- Bury in the morning, Mother Come
tiny test, Sweet hour of Prayer, &c. Price cents 81
cents Per doz, So per 100; postage l cent each In
sheet FORM with Piano accompaniment, 25 cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS Ag't
No 4S1 BROADWAY
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05
HORACE WATERS Ag't
4S1 Broadway, New York :.
lblisher of the above Books.

Vocal Music, with Plano Accompaniment.
A large assortment of new and popular songs, ball
lads duets, quartetts and chorouses, is ued daily
Among the popular are, Shall know each oth
er there" Lowrey; "Why have my loved gone"
81 will be true to thee" "0h, there's such girl
mine by Foster "Mother's love is "Sw,e love
forget not" &C., by Keller % each 81 hear
sweet voices singing" Home is home, "Forget il you
IysTphupNTII MrS1c for the piano Forta-s.Xvs a 20
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand uore"
"Always look the sunny side, "Shan know ca III
so cents each.
Polkas, Walzes, Marches, Qucksteps Quadrills, &C.,
by popular authors All kinds Of Singing and Insruc
ton Books Catalogues mailed free to any address,
Music mailed at the above prices.
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EsGray Motto.

Estray Notice.
Game int" the enclosure OF the subscriber, on or
about the first inst red two year old steer The
owner is requested 10 property pay charges and
take him away.
somers, Oct II, 1853 4ws6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05

contains between 800 and 400 ofunes and hymns
and old, of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference and all kinds of sacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it,,
like sShining Shore" "Rest for the weary" "Shal
know each other there ?" "Shall meet beyond the
River. "There is beautiful World" "Kind Words"
Sweet hour of Prayer" ''Tbere is Land of Love-"
"Suffer little children to unto me "God save the
Nation" &c. Prices-sngle copies, bound 80 cents,
$40 per 1907 cloth bound embossed gilt 90 cents, $50
per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
IIOR ACE HVATERS ALL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05
To MARRIED LADIES,

They peculiarly adapted they bring on the
monthly period with such perfect regularity.
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05
TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA!
Suffering iom Irregularity Obstruction the Mems
es, nom whatever cause
II Is SURE TO CUREi
| IN Is SIRE TO CUREl

1t is impossible enjoy the bloom of health and Wis
Vacy spirits unless the Menses regular as to the
time the quantity and quality When they obstruct-
ed, nature makes her efforts obtain for if some other
outlet xnd, unless these efforts of nature assisted
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nervous
ness and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its sway, and
prematurely terminates miserable life.
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CANNOT DO HARM /
CANNOT DO HARM !

CANNON Do HAHN
could furnish any quantity OF testimonials OF its eff
eacy from my patients, but the practice OF para
ding bought fictitious before the public is
prevalent do deem it advisable. My object is to
place my medicine before the public not alone to make
money but to do good 1t proVerbially true OF the
Ame lean Ladies' tha not ten perfectly healthy ones
can be found in any vicinity.
BE WISE IN TIME!
, 1863-04-22

l! appears that after all that has been said,
written :nd sung. respecting the Danish prin-
cess, whose marriage with the Prince Of Wales
has cautcd such joyful demonstrations
throughout England, tic fair Princess is nat
Dani:h at a}l but uf pure German blood Of
EF!phic writer who furnishes historical
sketches Of European ncl aud governments
to the Philadelphia P.ss, elabor:ltcly shows,
by facts, TINT the "Dani<h Princess'' was .
mere prcicncc to avoid the ill-disyuised OBJ
jection Of the people to any further marriages
with families Of tic petty German States.
It appears also that the father of the Prin.
cess Is Darish Prince by more election,
which clectio!Ica be repealed at any moment,
and un.:oubtt1l: will Ic repealed upon tho
death cf the present King OF Denmark. Tue
Danisl. people do not want 4 King from the
German States; they want 3 HAN If their own
race, Of the Scandinavian blood, which iu
Of bravery. and which can Jet point to monu
1hcnts on British soil which tell Of days when
tie Lane ruled tEr Britons.
The writer in the Pfts., after referring to
the rare occasions OIL which England gives
Way to- general rejoicing occasions like
'.wAen Victoria, . blusilin;, fearful girl o1
eighteen, succeeded to her uncle, the sailor
king, nnd again, twcnty-tAree years ago, when
she married Prince Albert. But the nation
did not heartily patroDize that union. 1t had
no iaith III the iutermarriage Of first cousins,
nor. truth to s::y, lad it much relish fof intro
ducing more Of TIC sluggish Tcutonic blood
into The family Of Guclph.' Buttle rejoicing
Oh tho 10th OF March, On the occasion Of tue
marriage of the Prince of Wales, vas really
heartfelt. "Of him, England knew that III
WIS the son If their hereditary ruler, whom
they regarded with esteem; Of her, only thai
she came, i'll the pride Of her beauty, and the
tender bloom Of her youth, to become the
adopted daughter ot Z crrst rcople-in full
ness Of time, SO itplcascs God, to be queer
corsort OF EnsLnd.''
, 1863-04-22
EED E14AEEtsS AT WORK,
minnesota Indian Troubles,

ST. PAUL, MIan., April lS.-Thc thrilling
Intelligence reaches US that The s:lrages have
already commenced their bloody murders. At
Mcdc!ln, somc thirty miles from Mankato, is
stationed . military company, dctach-
mcnt Of which was posted at Settle
ment on tile Wantonwan, eight miles be-
yord. L courier arrived this morning with
The new. for General sibley that this out
post had been attacked By bau.l Of Inui-
ais, supposed to number at least fifty, which,
at headquarters, Is presumed to be d natural
czaggera1i.n. One soldier an6one boy were
killed, and two soldiers nnd two women bad
II wounded. Col. Miller, commander at
3{ankato, on receipt Of the information yes.
1crday, Immediately dispatched y force in
pursuit, With wba: result is not known.
Thus carly have VIC p.emonition Of the
truth Of TIC plans Of the Indians 10 raya5e
the country in detached bands, as asserted by
thu recently captured spy. This news viii
will spread conformation all over the State,
eflectua!'y preventing emigration and plant
inc of crops. It's !mmensc import to the
State calls loudly for Indian fighters.
, 1863-04-22

Tic Siege OF yV:.Sffirrfou.
North CArolinu.
NARRATIVE OF THE REBEL OPERATIONS
AGAINST GENERAL FOSTER.
4 letter frcn en- officer Of the Forty-fourth
Massachusetts, regiment gives connected ac-
count Of afIairE at Washington, North Cnroli-
III, up to the 1Oln inst. The first iuti,nation
Of an intended rebel attack was received
March sotl, when n negro who had been in
the Interior reported that he had seen scrcn
thousand rebels with forty pieces Of artillery
marching upon Tie place, and that other ior-
ces were coming by different routes.
Reconnoisafcts were 1T once sent out, and
the rebels discovered ut various points. On
the 3lst, a company Of loyal North Carolinlan5
A6lding I'LL advanced position were attacked
and driven in. 4 gnnboat which had tlro1ped
doWh the river was also attacked, aul several
Of fler guns disabled. Tho rebels used Whit
worth guns, furnished, Of course, by ''neu-
trals'' over the water. On the Sd, it vas 49,
ccrtained that the rebels had additional guns
mounted: Firing continued between the gun
boats and thu rebel batteries, and one Of tie
latter was seen to be dismounttd.
On the night Of the 3D. the gunboat Ceres
ran t1c blockade, bringing ammunition for
the fort aud gunboate. On thu 4:h a small
the fort replied, dismourtinc one Of the guns,
wAcl thu firing ceased. On the 5th, proven
der for tlc horses gave out, and the hmilie:
Of the town we're declared to be dcstitut
On tue fth, the rebels opened fire on the gun.
beats, and aieo iiEed iity-three discharges at
the town, hut without doing my Injury.
Meanwhile the entrenchmcnt. nf our forces
were gs7:d':slfv strengthened, the nlcn, thougo
reduced 10 ttrcc-fourths ratlons, working
with nnnaggitg spirit Gu the 9th, another
vessel ran 1he blockade, with ammunition.
and on the 10Th the rubcls again opened tirt
,1ron tl.c fort, and Kept it up for half an hour
Two sfells struck inside thc fort; two shot
WEN; tll-n!'gh the isy Of tile fort; quite
number Of shots struck the cntrenchlnvnts
|. hut no one w.ls injured on our sidr. 4 daj
or 60 subsequently, the garrison was relieved
aud are NOW e.:fe against any force tlla ca:sa,
may bring against them.
, 1863-04-22

An JSc1nESr.-During the speech OF Col.
Stanley Matthew'S, at the great Union demon
stration Mt Hamilton, Ohio, he won the ear
nest attention Of three ladies' present, who
ostentattously wore butternut ornaments,
When he spoke CT tho effect that tho course
OF traitors ut home had on the soldiers In tho
field, and pictured its double cowardice, they
were observed to grow nervous, and finally
they pluckcd the infamous ornaments from
their dresses and threw them on the ground.
They did not rest contcated until they had
trampled them In tle dust,
, 1863-04-22
Qhtfo9o 0ribulre.
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.



Anniversary of Emancipation.
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
WAsurSGTox, April Is, 1853.
OPERATIONS OF TIE TELEGRAPH CENSORSHIP.
The tone which peryaded your special dis
patches concerning the battle In Charleston
harbor, will be better understood from the
explanation that they were oil declared by
the Government ccnsor to suit the Naval
Departments id.as as to what tile dear people
could bear to be told. AL passages in dis
patches intimating that the affair had not
been reconnaissance in force, but an earnest
attack, ending in q decisive rcpulEe, were
stricken ont, ard ouly the rosc.colorcl Dor
tions permitted to remain The one-sidcd
view thus giye, was not the one your cores
pondent as:e!nptst! to give, and not In accord
ancc with the fActe as understood here.
LARGE AMOUNT or SHIPPING n FORT.
There were in the port Of New York, o.
Tuesday last, four hundred and seycnty.nine
vessels OF different kinds, twenty-five Of
ing equadrons for attempting to run the
blockade.
THE DEMAND FOE MORE LIGHT.
Tic exports Of coal oil to foreign ports,
fIncc The first Of JaEuary list, amount tu
eleven millions Of gallons, worth over three
millions Of dollars. The demand, for foreign
consumption, is rapidly increasing.
Ss!vEnsAET oF EMANCIPATION.
The colorcd people observed the auniyerzn-
r. Of the signing Of the Act Of Emancipation
IN the District of Columbia, last evening al
the Fourteenth street {colored) Church in this
city. The whole atfair was diguitcd and cred
table to those engaged in iis management.
This church is the aristocratic colored taber-
natle Of tile city. Its congregation embraces
thc highest Specimens Of Arglo-African civil
li2a'ioE, and III point IF dress uni fashionable
snow, 'ics with its pEctcntious ueighbor5 Of
fairer complexion.
AnlonE til" notable characters present we're
Rev Mr. Sl..lton If Cincinnati, j. Il. c. Hin
ton, j. D. Harris Of tic Haytien Bureau of
Emigration :'nd oti.crs. Also, with gold-leaf.
q epaulette; Of 4 Major, was the distinguish
cd DF. tc, who so rudely shocked the
prcjudiccs Of he medical gentlemen 1T the
Surgeon Generals Office, by applying for cy-
am ion as Surgeon in the army. By the
way, Surgeon AuSustc Is native Of Virginia,
and graduate Of Trinity College, Toronto,
Cam.Ca.
The speaking, with the exception of few
inaccuracies III the statement oi historical
facts, WAS nut below the standard OF similar
demonstrations hy tw white folks.''
One Of the speakers, j. n. Menard, poet,
wound up lis Remarks by rcciting iii original
production, f:om which NC select several
stanxas, as asanlple Of African genius:
''Almiehty God: epraisc thy name,
For having heard as p:ay,
For haxin. freed us from our chains,
One ycat ago, Today"
s1Givc liberty to millions yet
Meath Gc-},otisme sway,
That ;lHy may ptaisc thee, rs nc did
One year ago. to day."
30: guide us tafsly through this storm;
lllees lincoln gentle sway,
Aid then We ever praise thee, as
One year ago, to-day
, 1863-04-22
nR. JAMES, formerly Of New
~ orlcars, whose un,1yal1cd succcss IN tho et'eat-

~ Orlears1 vhose un.iyAllcd encccss ID ehet'c@s-
xaent OF Chronic licreur!Al cod and Other olseaaos
THAT REQUIRE sK1LLFCL TREATMENT,
Has permanently located himself 1t @ isAnao'pa-
Et-cc: Chicago. Dr. James recommended oy tac MS
fc.1 f.culY aud tho almost casre p.ess Of tue sous
Tnousacss Of nnfrEtunases bless Dr. JAMES. who,
tn, ,cr him. would be living miserable cxiss-
onro Tic cnraalc reputation D.. James cn1oJs fro1a
t.cIaLe. 70 the Guf Is tie result OF 5eArs Of study
and cbeetratIo1.
Dr.. Jsmcs uses no Mcscury 1odId-. Potasan Arseslc
or sa11arar1Ia. in the treatment OF blood d.cascs
prt Ancutra1izar. vtlrh te I positive cura.
Organic Weakness cured by new ard infI1io1e
.uct,cc, eaytnG both time md e1pcnsa-
Oalcc anc !a.loss at Sc l:nodnlrh street, pssels
DEcc hour from 3 A. II. until SPA ".
CONSULTATIONS nEy1oI4ADH
, 1863-04-22


LIVERPOOL
RxTEr1cEs:-M -Me.s:s Page, L1cl.rdsen : Co .Bo:tca
Middleton & Co.. NV York.
Snow l. l;u!gess, do.
Johnston & Gaylcy. do.
Cash ad7ances made en- constsrmcnts OF Provisions
Flour. &C.. to tic atoi : hoQse h
de1GYl1iJY Is L1Ss!la 6tIt.t, l:hIc1ro.
, 1863-04-22

w HY IS CRISTADORO'S
" HA1R DYE rorCLARa
ErAD TIE UNIVERSAL ASswEr 10 THIS QCEs71os.
BECAUSE
11Ir?r2rtE n>tuE1l r!acE or hFn~n.
II tteea not crisp-or burt the Halr.
1t Goes hot Ill the fstrr>t skin
Ii Ii applied In tak ds1res
THEREFORE,
Ec Man Of Taste A17roEtsN.
Those Nao valu" Sifken ll-:F use II.
The LaG!e4 evcrTr hs:r rreterH.
Those 70 wl4on ttme + valuable rttroEfze IT,
Manufacture: by J. CIstST ADt)hl. Astot Hons0.
New orI. Eo.d ever. where. sud applied by all lslr
Dsc&4c1s. P11ct, H. *l5 and q per box to
size ap1t-bt9-lda
, 1863-04-22
GA1IL. HOWE,


Cor. South Water nud Wells streets.
II the Iron building tup sta:rs.> Chicago. II.
I Eight Exchange on Ect@ York for sale In SUITS to
salt. Adyances made IN all kinds Of Proluca in
:, Store, G.so on Shipments Last 1t best rat:s.
c. T. WHEELER. F. n. LEoSArD,
Chicago. J, E. 1EoNA8D.
Iat10 a9s3 Sni P.kti. ILL.,
, 1863-04-22

RANK OF AAIERICA.-Public
- Notice Is hereby stven that all Bills OF Crcu1ss-
1RANK OF AMERICA,,'
Heretofore Incorporated nnd doing busue.s In the city
OF Chicago under the general banking laws OF tie stats
OF Illinois must be presented to the Aud'-
tic city Of Springfield sTthl three ?car7 from tue
date hereoi or the funds deposited for the redemption
of said uoics will Re given up to sad tack-
Dated this 2Jln day Of May. 4: . I'll:
4. #. WILLARD. CASHIER Iy2"g23.tojelo5
THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
Il AND MECHANICS SAVINGS RANK.
So Clark Street, Chicago, Ill,
Office Eonr6 trons 10 \. NJ to SP. 81. Also. from 5P
M.toS P. N. Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.
6!1 rer cent. Interest paid OF Say1:sk
DIRECTORS AID OFFICERS.
P1csident-s. Fl. FLEETWOOD,
VlteFTcst-E.C q. SHERMAN. Counscl-WE. c. GouDT
.E.WEsTFA1L- -cash:er-sTpSEr MTkns
BOARD n E1Ax1SEEs.
9-G. Fargo. J: iioEntree. LeE.s.
J. Helm. Kcv.D. .Dnnnc. .yG.C s: Dole,
r H. Nfasme, j. G. Endeic. A. II. EurleY.
Ed. Hampstead: 7. II. EecLe. W.3. Sca:es.
\. l:isLo?. DID D. 4. Gage. uoc. WE. Ogden.
I'M. ". Jones. #. Z. DogGett. se1tuSts-ty
, 1863-04-22
ENGE1GSH LEW ERS


THE PEEFEcIIoE oF MEcHAElsN :-nx1So !
1iEkT1Sa AND OFEE FACE, o. LAnT's oE GEST1E
,!.s,s MA1ea coaE1TSp E1I1 PATESr n; SELF II w1xD-
The leading pictorial paper of the United States. ID
Its Issue of Jaa. 1tth 1sa o. rags II. Eounsaf!y
lays: we have been shown most plcssl1g ooYeltY.
Of which tic IlrasARD Bros: Of New Tcrk hre tbs
YER aud Is HuntinE aud Open Fseo Watch comb,aed.
One ol The prctt1cst rost Convenient. and decidedly
tfe te: I'D cheapest time piece for general and rel
nblc use ever oNc.ed It has within i and connected
viii is n,aehlnstx its oxn wtnd!ng attachment re2
WatA a5e eo1npessa Of sEo mstals tae on.eE oae b.
laec1 raossleas ana L warranted an secarase s0,s
dczen, fsNi0. Sample Watches, in nea: a,orocco
boxes tor those rzopotrs t. hny at Eho:ssa1e. 81.
cent by NAL TIC postage Is s. Cents Retas at 500
and 1pHa-ds.
~ We have no agents or circulars. buyers uus:
deal vIth Z: direct ordering from this adyertiseeot
TERNs. cAt1 IN AovAScE: Remlttances may be made
b United States money. or iraft PAYABLE 70 our order
r This city i Sou Msl goods sc2t By n1,l enclose
your addnss in full fk01sTRE1D LErtE1s oS1r II
uCn MsK. Address
HUBBARD BRos, Importers,
Corner Nassau snd John streets. New York.
kp14 C19xft1S
, 1863-04-22
CH1CaA1ASa
A W MING
Made and put up
ALSO.

Baes made d articles Ct every f1ad soved for p1-uca
wishing to furnish t,scr oHn goods Ga@ics 1esewed
ut cur STEM Sewing Machine rooE,s.
GILBERT HI-REAED (: CO.
EsiIr cta. s.11s :nI Sal! Makers,
a1.2 c.rrs G. 81 SeEth WGtcr coTrcr Tel!a street
, 1863-04-22
Barking ano GTehangt.
D pANkING OFFICE OE
r. d. ELLIS s. CO..

CHICAGO. March, =, 1885,
The undersigned having purchased tie stock of tho
Traders Tank Chicago and succeeded to sbrstness.
have opened cElcs IN tas city. on tho Northwest
coraes Of Lake and Clark Streets for the purpose Of
doing
General Banking aud Exchange Business.
Wewli1 Fay paricula< attention to the purchase and
sale Of Exchange. Coin and Treasury Notes. and will
bcesscd to act Is OF agents for coua
try bsuka and BANKER.
We Tul also keep for sale United ststea Revenue
Stamps. On which VIC allow diseoun: ct four Dur
cent when ordered ii amounts Of t5ao and upxafds
and Of three Per cent. On amounts OF <loo.
... La ELLIS & CO.
FL 1lhkHAM, Cashier, MSaGS53m
, 1863-04-22

n-oTe-p aed fa.::e:s viii ind tits ta4 :uoft 3dYxa.
a.tou- route 10: L'va stock Capac.ous YA.d9 ven
W., s=t ID su"r'!cd W. every co.ye1.elce hare
oee e:ed OIL Ills '3e ar4 Its c5:hcctous AID eycr1
atteutor = pad to tHe:z va,+tH- Frog HA--spu-E
WHERE Will be ouud every cohve.leucs for feeding 1td
1e-:,2E choce:s offered o. tie PHILADELPHIA
LEV YORK AID Il :ali1MQRE MARKETS. tbs vtN
also be iound tle Shortest quickest rad most d1r-et
zoCte :os stock t. New Tork-[uA AueatoEa}-1c0
with teEer Changes ttaE+Aa; othe-.
ENDCH LEE1s. Gen1 supt. IAtoo2a, Pa.
+. I. MQlTT. Eea7 Ticket Agent, PhitAdelphta-
H. Il HGC3aoE, GENT Freight Agent rhtscelpht4.
, 1863-04-22

Corner I.AC6O!Nh md UGaTb0Fn Effects, ChtaEo, III.
g. REYNOLDS. II. D. V. D. ~, OculiEt aad Anrlst
Of the Royal Op,!ntmtc IIur ptAl, London, and
If ;re University C,iiage. Lo1don
DR., Reynolds will warrant every caee Whcro the
organs Ee:fcct in foruatol. Surgical opc'a1;ccs
rero.uld and artificial cyts i,sevt. In the most skill
iul 1.ld scientific u:6uncr CITT lsEFKREScEs:-nG
y. #. 1:t!au. Rev. Moses WILLIAMS. iics I:ohGr' Pa
fnt6nn II II utl23b1EraK
, 1863-04-22

4 BEL AKIN & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ls6 South Wafer street. LiI,e1sl advances made o.
Flour, Grain and Prov fous, to bc:so1d Ac:c or bJ
WM. l. BaoFyS & CO.. New York
L. ANN. ,. n HCELBCT.
, 1863-04-22
J1lsura1ut.

1ST OF APRIL, 1868
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers viii end this tie most
advantag eods route for Live Stock. Cipacieus
Yards, we'll watered and supplied With every
convenience. have been opened On this line and
its connections. and every attention is raid to
their wants: From Harrisburg. where win be
found every convenience FOR, feeding and rest
ing, choice is offered Of the PHlEhDRL-
PNIA. NEW york and? BALTIkORB
MARKETS. This will also DO found the shor-
test, quickest and most direct rosie for stock
to New York-(via Allentown] --and with
fewer changes than any other. j
ExocH LEwls, Gen'l Sxp't, Altoona, p.
L. L. Hourr, Gent Ticket Ag't, PhiladelpLia
H. H. Housrox, Gent Freight As't; Phil ada.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

Name Of Mortgagor-.E Elias Brunda 60
Name Of Aortgagee-W William D. Rabbit.
Date of Mortgage-May 81 1858.
When and where recorded-ln the Office Of
Register Of Deeds for the County of Morrison
1t the town Of Little Falls. Minnesota, on tie
4th day Of May 1853, in Book "A" pages 1856
& 1877.
Descriptions of Mortgaged prcmiscs-Twen-
ty.fve feet by one hundred and fifty on the
South Side Of Lot three (8) in Block eighteen
(1o) in tho Town Of Little Falls County Of
Morrison and State Of Minnesota) as surveyed
and plated by s. N. Putnam.
Mortgage ON The seventeenth day Of March
1862, was duly assigned by said Mortgage, to
George B.. Stone and said assignment vas duly
recorded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds for
the said County Of Morrison on the 9Th day Of
April A. D.. 1862. ~ : -
Amount claimed to be unpaid and due on
said mortgage at the date Of this notice, Three
hundred and sixty Dollars ($s6o.o o) principal
and interest. -,
Whereas default has been made in the con-
ditions Of the above described mortgage. by
the failure Of the said mortgagor to pay said
sum Of money duo thereon and fully payable,
whereby the power Of sale therein contained
has become operative, and no proceedings hav-
ing Doon nau ~ law or otherwise Tor the recov-
cry Of any part Of the sum thereby secured TO-
DO paid. ~. -. '......,r.. -. :, 49,.
Nov, therefore notice is, hereby given that
BY virtue Of said power Of sale and pursuant to
statute, said mortgage will DO foreclosed BY 4
sale Of said mortgaged lands and premises q,
public auction, TO- the higl cot cash bidder at
the Front door Of the Court House in Little
Falls, on Tuesday the 18th day Of August, A.
D. 1868, 1t eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to
satisfy tho amount that will then BE-. due on
law allowed. GEORGE. b. STONE.
july2-6w ,,1 .,r Assignee Of MorteaRes.
JAS. F. BRADLEY, Atty. for Assignee. ~