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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
Corporation Notices.
con PORAT ION SALE
REAL ESTATE.

powe. vested IN The Of he sniaa 1f f0sd e
February md q "a shs Gss. S.
aI STATE passed May 1875 the Commissioner Of The
SATURDAY the Ga day April s4 noon n'u sSs E ::
change saIes afp SG n sIosSwsy IL the City New
ing EIL ESTATE belonging the City Of New York Va;
One Lot of Land the south tide City Kan place, Ia
. One Lot Of Land the side OF Man In the Ctr
| Of Brooklyn, between water-st and the East River
Map, may be obtained At the Comptroller Once, Hall Of
TERnsos sALsren ger cent Of the porcha.s money ana
Office immediately after the sale; thirty per cent the t
day Of May next when the deeds viii be ready levery
om May 1884 with interest at the Of ss per PSF
'Hnu"' p'''''' SMafTHiiEw T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of New.York, Department Vi Finance CompaOers
ONCE March 9, 1864.
VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT
Hall PE Mn1S XuS 18Th Il 1854 o,,,o,,
@ viii be sold Punlic Auction TO the highest bidder
with adequate security. FOR tern s o. ten years
The LEASE of the FRANCHISE Of the FERRY new
established north Of aud Immediately Adjoining the present.
The as't EA SSP Of P' FRcsE FERRY about to
and g Eat Rive NewYorL to alp foot OF Bridses,
.hed fo the so or balm betSsea Per. Nos ): and 9
East River NewYork, to the foot of South SIKH street.
The said several Ferry Lease, will be sold with ali the
rights privilege and thereof belonging 10 the Cor
poraIioh Ofthe City Of H cos TS5E
Tie conditions and covenant. Of the ease. TO be the ssnl
form ferry leases hee oo entered into by The Corporao
The ease for each Of the ferries to be made 10
conform 10 the requirements OF the city charter In relation 10
fees and also contain covenants the part OF the essee %
that he viii conduct and the said ferry
ferries ageosbiy to such rules regulations. ordinances OF
bylaws may hereafter from time 70 time b
passed by the Common Council sf state Legs siure.
The purchaser the ferry and its appsDdage in each
case VIII be qgired TO pay at the time md place Of sale to
OF the Old for the annual reu 70 apply the rent q
the FIRST quarter II be executes lease with the usual
covenant otherwise 70 be forfeited 20 tho Corporation He
TUE executed By sureiies this effect that he will
bond with seiies to DO approved by the Comptroller,
for the punctuH pay OF the Ieut quarter yearly aud Tor
Of the suci,nee and the expense VI the ease bonds and
revenue stamp 10 bs paid by se purchaser and expense
Whichever TO be incurred BY the CorpoFaon for IN
nechon with the pier slp bokhesd premises proposed
TO be leased during the tenn OF the Iease.
The lsse sha also contain covenant requiring each ferry
bost to have attached to It's engine TIE apparatus or force
pump with not less than iC0 feet Of hose Of the qny and
Dimensions the used ~ the Frs Department 0! the City
Of aud be used for the exiting gishnent Of hres
whenever required b. the Cnef bis Assistants OF
shall receive twenty dollars per hour for each
hour engaged and lime DC counted csc than hour.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
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Graiee, &,r.

CCALES SCALES!. SCALES!!!
~ PROW'IS STANDARD SCALES.
Adapted 10 bfa Oh Of business where az accurate ana
duTsbe Scale required large supply oil their irsca''
goods contsny ~ store, and offered wholesale and re-
tall BY the Manufactured SaletTooui, no baela5hi og
posite the Astor House
~ B.-ssalss sJlg,.ss 10 sui any FsIsEn Standard
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,V1UE ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.

i =,
We offer this celebrated Frseref to the public on the fol-
lowing conditions which either cheap Freezer to the
purchaser or large sum swOr,hy object We vii pay to
tie Sanitary Committee the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every Arctic Freezer Of +qua ze, tina.
Win uo,-whsn the direction, followedfrseLs cream in
FOUR MINUTES.
SIZES AND PRICES.
quarts, "a 4quat' 81 quarts So quarts 80; II
quarts, eI2I 20 quarts, SlA
ES.kJ TORREY, Manufacturers,
No. 70 Msieenlsue n Y.
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Urr GOODS.

A BBATT e. RATHBUN,
IN Under St Nicholas Hotnl,
No 50s BROADWAY,
having for many years paid particular attention 10 the manu-
fbctuIe of
BOYS CLOTHING,
and attained degree Of excellence rsoy equaed woud call
the attention Of parents and guardians to The large and attract
i've stock they getting for the Spring and Summer
trade. Also,
NEWS CLOTHING,
o. the latest styles and best workmanship.
Ter Particular attention paid to making Military Clothing
and Uniforms .or Schools.
FURNISHING GOODS
Ia great variety,
FOR MEN AND BOYS,
embracing
WHITE, COLORED AND NEGLTGEE SHIRTS,
MERlNO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SCARFS AND TIES,
GLOVES, HDFKS., HOSIERY SC, &C, ..,.,,.,
COURVOISIERS KID GLOVES.
The Custom Department comprises full assortment oil the
Finest aud Best Cloths CGfsinres and Nestnss, Sc required
for Nous which will be ade up to order by e1pebced
and fashionable caters
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Gcpnrtnsrsbip Noiirss.

nISSOLUTION of COPAlsTNERSBlP.-
~ The eopsrner-hip heretofore eising under the nir
s.a,s q LOCKW OOD ! NORRIS l. thl day dssoived bJ
ras.ssl consent Eitrr partner viii sr n qr -
TSsi Ami l. 1900 ALFRED LOCKWOOD,
John T.. hOluilS
BENSON VAN NLIET.
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Oeean 6tedmers.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first
l. class STEAMER will leave Eewyork on the ID, IA
and 2d Of each month except when those dates f on SUN
DAY when the day departure will be the MONDAY FOL.
lowing.
Fog Freight Passage cpP'y at the only Office No Bow
Lug zYesr. d. b. ALLEN Agent
EOR NEW-0RLEAEs, DIRECT The now
4 n s U.u Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt.
John A. Post viii leave Pier Nc. North River on sAIUh@
DAY, Apri! 8, at ?. NJ -.
Psssase with unsurpassed scco nmodaiions, $50
AUnly % IL. e. CROMWELL Co.. No. % "estst
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BN UONLALES bVUI md TUIV NA+IV
DERIINI OININf lrN'H

We knew bong since tiat GONZALES PCLNONlC Peru
Wan OIL was in high repu,e in South America but rom az
pszTzrces the SYRUP De LOXA wal acquire st sfeA'S
hurN"
SYRUP DE LOXa for impurities o. tie blood, eutaneou'
Ssesse inve:erate hoGsu,s. female oop uis, irourel
sseyei diseases, etc, = 4 per bottle 800
FVLMONIC peruvian OIL far bronchitis, Recipient
sosasumpon colds boa-senesf, etc, 81 per bottls FL.
GONZALES GOVT aud RHEUMATIC. PERUVIAN
OINTMENT, warranted If usod h syrup de LoHa, 10 az
erse Govt Rheumatism &c, .5 ct sent eytryWhtTc OF
,-teID, 81 funds " earle AGENT, NO. Ga Liberty CO.,.
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gales bp Auttion.

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will sell Of
IAs AUCTION, on TUESDAY, April II, At II O'Clock, q,
Exchange Salcsroom No. III Broadway.
On thtOpe LOT the side about s25 fee, west
thsv Sire 25I block hs. rock and the grade On
the rear lisa 2story frame building used carriage
house.
haps, tc, at auetoneer's Office.
A j. BLEECKER, SON, e. Co., will sell at
auction on WEDNESDAY April H. 1864 at II o'clock
AZ The Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill broadway:
SUPREME COURr-UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
DAYTON HOBART. ESQ, REFEREE;
On 3D-AggsUg-rLroe LOIS side between i3d and
A-rs.
On AID srRgEroue LOT on south side, Of above
lot.
on f3DsTRrErsir LOTS south side rs feet east Of
3d-w
spEEr-F.1r LOTS on south side 80 feet east Of
3daY
Maps, &c, at Anctioneers Office.
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Me0nM.
A TTENTIoN, LADIES !. 2!nsI ,s,, eruyny
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
frrIF1RATED FEMALE PILLS
Fupsrsd Rom prescription Of sir j. Clarke, NJ d.
pbysician Extraordinary 10 the Queen

RnpsYed nom prescription oil on u CiHhe ~ ~
Pbyscian Extraordinary TO the Queen
SHi, roD Known medicine imposition but tnre and
..-,sdv fr Female Difficulties aud Distractions, from any
s.n.s haey1 and although powerful remedy It contains
So6biag hsrtfu the constitution To married ladies
kA utsrly suited II will IL short Tune bis On Tue
s,orihly period with regularity: r..p.
h an csses Of Nervous spinal Affections Pain in the BACK
ssd Lnbs Fatigue slight etersion. PalPtsuon OF the
Eesyt Hysrics and Whites these Pills viii effect azure
Ok>n all other means have siedI and although power al
sprnedy do iron, caone sntlniony OF anything
kurfuI 20 the constitution a..
YuI directions pamphlet around each package which
sAosjd be carefully preserved
Rer fol particulars ge, pamphlet, fee Of the agent
B-sl and postage STAMPS nclosed 70 any auAonEed
~r.nt viii insure bottle containing over 20 pills by reuTn
naA Sold by oil druggists.
Jos MOSES, No q CouTtlandt St, New ork,
ri.ra STATES gcgt.
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nor SALE-MINERAL GLEN.-lO9


EOR SALE at YONKERS, Westchester
j. County. New. ycrk-Iho HOUSE and plot o. GROUND
u WarDuTtosv aud Wood place. Is feet front on the
ty-iilc by 10 feet deep equal % y city lots
ere afe ON the premise good caring house md stables,
usvcrfliug well Of excellent wates. number 81 fruit
rsos tc-eiry, apple pcs Sc), and quantity o. ho"'Imi
shabbcry 6rs.de Ornamental tsee. Tho ssldng, fence. AID
Touuds are ia compete order
Tho location Of che best On "arburon av ard has
lre liver view Furnace and Ia "a. hoafe Toe furniture
(which nesry al ne) WILL be sold with the heaae FTeo
fieNJ0 fr tho whole Half Of the suogui can remain on
bond rnd mortgage. Inquire ths prri,s, o. Of LAW
KEHtE POST - to fost Oa.e, or of W. H. foSI, Post
master, Nonkcra. p. Y.
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A NCH0R LINE.
"A STEAM 40 LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW.
The me ia.tssiiins Glide baii teaJship BRITANNIA
Cant. sersr intended 20 fail I'll UkSDAf Apri ffon
Pier No a. North Ryrr This steamship Is lifted Ia the most
approved style nssrr tic comfort sni ssey 81 passeer
Rate. passage including sbandan, supply oil WELCOMES
provisions; n, an
second Cebin...... 90 steerase............ %
iN'''' - FRASCls MACDONALD K Co,
No. bowling Green
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.FAFNFSS CTRED HOWEVER CAUSED.

~ Mr. Editor: Seeug Gdvef'ie III yorr payer
Obs, the deaf be relieved by applying 10 Dr. bosdH
w.s doced leave home and to the Doctors tA "as
No 6Af that unable 10 hear Ordinary con'efstton 10
~ iloeni IL twenty minutes my hearing perfectly
sesofed. fkAFtiS tNiNhANDsON'
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| VALUABLE WATER POWER for SALE
10 LEASEIs susted INN eds-y adjoining The Er IL
Railway tive hours from this city adapted ezten'S
manufacturing parpoe. ard very desirable ioF non woisa
wood and oro bsirg abundant In tie vicinity Apply ~ W
office OF the soetsb1y Manufacturing Company No u Cedar
IT, ~ T., t their works, soliiby station tIe hniTay
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mr. GONZALE@ PERUVIAN MEDICINES.

TNR. lJN/AIE" TLEt ' Inn hEUit INIIN
These valuable Medicines be bad Of tine General
Aren't j. w cARLE. No. 80 Libertyst Demas = barnes,
Eo 2o2 Broadway; f. O. Wells CO., No. lis Franz yns
T. sSbords No. 50 Dey and J. Young No $50 Varies.
Translated nom the n. Y FRANCO-AMENCANo OF is'h
March: Sarsa patla medicine has had it, day. QuaeA
unes that name have sold msny prtpNanons iimous
~ De health to the taste that The afflicted Tether
Vsr resort 10 their use desangy submit 20 disease. ferU
NV irrn,hes a remedy which Will ultimately replace Sarse
xSs}fa and which Qusck ntgte. We Teef 70 Or.
EOs,LALE'S SYRUP DE- LONA. Several that fHCw,
so have tried t. pronounce unsurpassed Tor cu5nsoss d
ssse. iu,pury OF the b, BOD female complaints bi'1ncs
AVA Oh cured secret lodging the statements
az Jew Of our friends II Is actually blessing and Of inca
eahbe value for tne exrpaon Of Gou and Rhrunsis Il
ebss used with - -.
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IT|4<1
4 BASEMENT HOUSE f0T SiLE--Or 7ls, st. nsar 3'h-
Az To professional fcntlomen tls hrr opp1ruly a.,
tnrr. vi be yuad tue bt.etui story f tnd oom@
watk works ls-rc library ofe, largo dining room,
retiring ard .urdfy coscis, Rl coly,nic JfAnf
hsseiu.u and sab cellar Lot s and en- H. md back hud
uy which laundry, and ahco 'noEing, o. billiard
rooms spario. aud handsome dr~u sleeping rooms
A.. Apply Tor card 10 view The house %
IN HOMER hOEGAS, No Pine Il.
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TOR SALE, at bargain, on ST. Lawrence
4 River, Canada. leo ACRES LAND. one FLOUR aud
two LUMBER MILLS. ErttIise Timber Limits. never.
iHms Waef.power Apply 10 4iULLIS, Eo. Ia South VII
heG-s'
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]. IT. UtAPFl Auct.OnceT
DY SIMEON DRAPER-Oiiice No. So Pine
ID st. n Y. TRUST AMI DIVISION SALE Of valuable
REAL ESTATE, WEDNESDAY,, April s. 1854 Ct ~ O'Clock,
tho Merchants EYch.ngs s.. esroyu No ~ hr0eiwy.
At CHOICE pUILDIhG LOTS,
As follows;
Lots northwest corner II 8jin.st and " ~.
; Lots northeast corner Of gih-st. snl th-sy
~ Lots nor h side o. tlt1-st BET. 81 gnd tn avs
D. Lots norh side Of f+th-,,. bet. 81 aud 9Th
Commenting iag feet from +ttev, al sdon.ng rh"'e
Io. VIII sod under the dcc'ee Of tho sTcrs Trustee,
without and the te must be perfected Cn OF before
tie Jytk day Of April at o'clock IN the afternoon
The 81 ssle which VIII be liberal Will be announced
the time Of ale. OuyhGf Of the purchase money may
main gre a, per cent per annunl.
For Information TOT maps OF property apply 10 the
Apcti
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NAMPH orr WOOD TRUNKs-Of very su.
" ocyor ouaity and large sire for saIe by ROWLAND
JOHNSON Commission Merchant AID bIotsrin nda Goods
bic ~ BssyuE,., Now Y0rs and NO. lIs Hrsst'i1 Pbila
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TALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SAVE.

n AIUABLE PIUTENII us Fun cAIL'
Tho MANSION HOUSE." q Atnntio City. win
Fun;urc and evu.JhiDI complete This establishment IL dc
Efhay dtgalei sud conveniently arranged aud to On en-
terPrns person. aefds excellent opportunity u nats
money TIE whole Will DO sold favorable terms. Two noat
cottages tho surf containing soepirs rooms each WIZ
DC cold very low.
Also. member Of COTTAGE LOTS IN desnho!e i.iuAtSr-
ne,r tii,s,sihue ground. go
The PHILADELPHIA HOtISF' At Cape Island, with OF
without the Furniture. TIL. establishment viii DC sold very
low 4nl on accommodating tonne. AMY o ~
h. +. GLENN, 10. rs South 4h-st., Philadelphia
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S-rhe elegant brick COTTAGE near Congress Pax. sara
ton, Is offered for SALE II great begain II nearly
finished the best style; has IA very conveniently
ranged nud In beautiful If three TO -four Of
and of.aIenta The brick. with well
taehed The grounds laid out Ia walks and drives the
neighbolhood nfs ca-s and the pf5pr Is yer way de
sirab.e. Price $1,000 Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No.
2 pinc.st., or !. d. FINLEY OF r. DURKEE Saratoga.
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LIMITED PARTEFR T. hereby given that
CHARLES L. CAMHAkN, wh0 t-s!nrs IN tte Town 81
Weat Yarns 10 the County Of We.che,ief ChAhLro ,.
CIV OF Rew.York, OSWALD CAtlHANN, who Tesaei ~
sssd Town OF Wes, Farms, BLAkELkI WILSON, VITO re
-, ia The Town Of Bergen HudE0a County mo STATE Of
New Jersey and JAMES b. FULLER, who - de' ~ tho
Ity of NswYofk have formed limited prfnt ship p1snii
"a e provisions Of the Rcvset StsUtc o. TIE ie Of Nr"
Yeri and Tie aln udens thereto 10 cary on 90 tso Oy o
Esw YORK the STOCK and Exchksgo Corlmsoh s9hne az
<sr tho and firm Of
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That said CHARLES j.. CAMMAHS, CHARLES r. CUM
MIROs ond GEOHGE " FULLER sIs The general psrItis
az Tho rtif OSWALD CANMANH, BLhkLLEf W lLSDN
md JAMES NJ. FULLER are the special partners therein
TA4i said special partners have u. sam ~ Ply
CsS of cai ,lst s % say; the ID OSWALD CALLAHAN
has the Of G 600 capital toward he com
sos stock; te said BLAkkLEf WILSON has contributed
tae ssto OF $4,000 csp oWad the stock. and
th~ said JAMES NJ FULLER hss contributed The sum of
90 capital toward tie stock snd that the sad
Y.rtnership the 3lFt day Of MsTc l19,
and rDna,e the 3 day Of March, lsdsDsted this
gls. day Of March, 1864. - --------
GEORGE W FULLER, OSWALD CAMMANS
BLAKELEY WILSON, JAMES 81 FULLER.
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40 IRON FOUNDNRS I'D MANUrAC

TUREHS dfsisous OF changing location OF starting ttc"
Yonr attention &, called 20 E1sb,tpot He~JeTey - be
~ tie bsr point ey of acrount OF the low cois
OF cod, Iron ,nd lumber lon Nos ad Offering All the advals
re-. Of DIE cy ieese s1smne the pace before Locating 80
who're IOIS Or SALE very ihy'rble terms F0r psl4h
LYa apply 10 COOLEY HEiDRirrER Atents, Elizabeth
nnr-- D. n. l.IL.LlNn. 10. 10 re.n ~. h.sYoLk
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EOR SALE--A valuable FARM, situated at
i Glen Caile BToome County, =. Y. mi!es norih u
Bn.hau.ou, ard miles west Of thcnanso station On c
Land two Dwelling. sad rood OuiBldiDu; sso, on the
Fsrn 1900 Irsnspsnted Fruit I'D ornamental Tree.
Pce : .. pcr acre. Apply % d. W. RANkEf. Pos,i.Asei,
Glen Castle, y. Y.
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IGOR SALE-Soycral first-class Brown-StOne
L Front HOUSES and LOTS, Murray liHl hi.o,
number OF located House, aud Lot, IN tho gspu
psIt Of The ely. Foz permits and particulars spgy to ALLEo
4 BROW., so % BiO-dN-y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
EMAHA COUNTY
LINQUENT TAX-LIST
- THE ASSESSMENT FOR 1868.

~ rsouent Tar Pagers Of NeutahG cOalnty, Ne
f1 Territory:
v.~t. hereby notified that l. Jonas Hacker, Treas
- +. ~ for the said County of Eemaha. viii offer al
80 M and will SELL at the Treasures Office, 10 sad
'- . ne FRS, Monday, beirg the Fifth day or Sep
s-... . A. 1864 between the ho1Ts Of o'clock, A. NJ
-. 4 IL p NJ ali the Lands and Town Lois sPecl-
. - following list situated in said county. on which
~. levied for the year 1868 still remains due and
~ 9riess the Taxes upon said Lands and Town Lots
= - 10 the time Of sale as herein mentioned, Tglh
s,'r on the lst day of June, 1864, at the rate OF
- - ni per ennum with penalty of ten per cent?
-. tnts for each description of Land and five cents
- - ovn Lot Said sale 20 be continued from day 10
-. .o IN the Lands and LOIS or Blocks have been
80. JONAS HACKER Treasurer.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-10-06
FROM MISSOURI,

ST.. Louis, Oct. 3.
The latest reliable accounts state
that Price is moving on Rolla in three
columns-the right under Shelby and
Alarnaluke; the: centre uuder himself,
and the left under Cooper The latter
is mainly composed Of halt-breed Indi-
ans. IZ3st..g Il; 5lzIsgii 4Tfga ~. ..-1'
About 500 rebels entered Union, the
county seat of Franklin county, lately,
and captured about 100 county militia.
Washington had a garrison OF 900
men under Col. Gale, who evacuated
the place on the approach of the rebels
and took his men and stores across the
Missouri River.
Information from Jefferson City to
last night reports all quiet. ~ T.
depot at Jacksonville, North
Missouri Railroad, was burned BY guer'
illas this morning. ..-...u..>.,
Nothing has yet been heard from
Gen. Ewing. All forti6cations around
St. Louis are manned to-day as a pre-.
cautionary measure. 53a 49, +@.,.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-10-06

OHERIFFS SALE:-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution issued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District and
for the county of Stearns and state cf Minnesota,
upon judgment rendered and docketed in said court
on the Sd day of May A. d. 1860 in an action therein
pending, wherein Thomas G. Alden is plaintiff and
Franklin Sisson fs defendant in favor of said plaintiff
and against said defendant for the of Sixtyseven
dollars and forty-nine cents $6749) and dollar
and ten cents 11O additional costs, aud interest
the sum of sixty-eight dollars and ffty-nne cents
(S6S59 from the said third day of May D. 1860,
have this day levied upon the following described real
SssUn at the time of the docketng as aforesaid of the
Judgment aforesaid and described follows to wit
The west half Of the south east quarter of section
number fourteen (14) in township number one hun
dred and tw'enty-four Cl24) north of range number
twentyeight C2S) west in the st. Cloud land district
and containing according to the United States survey
thereof eighty (S0) acres Of land net measure Now
therefore notice s hereby given that will sell the
above described real property in separate parcels of
forty acres each, according to the legal subdivisions
thereof to the highest bidder therefor for cash. the
front door Of the Court House in st. Cloud in said
county of Stearns, on SATURDAY., the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1884, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon Of said day to satisfy the said execution and in
terest and costs. PHILIP BEAUPRIE,
- s.f.ssE.g-5 Sheriff of Stearns county, Minn
WN ]. PARSONS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated st. Clond. Mann., Aug. 18th, 1864. au186w
N B. The above sale is hereby postponed until the
8th day of October A. D. 1854 at O'Clock in the af
ternoon of said day, at the same place.
~ @.jrs@ - PHILIP BEAUPRIE,
" Sheriff of Stearns county.
.stt t,.a.3 - t+.s} il BY A. GILMORE, Deputy.
Dated St. Cloud, Mimi, Oct. LIST, 1S64.-oc6-1w
St. Cloud Democrat., 1864-10-06
ITEMS.

81 An ADMINISTRATION RAT1FlcA-
,T1oN MEEI1Na.-Thc meeting Of Sher.
iden with the rebels in the Shenandoah
Valley. - e" aws. i -,:na.,
+ "SPADEs not trumps this time"
muttered soldier in the Army of the
Potomac, after reading the Mcclellan
platform. III <z:77:5@ @tf@, %2'+:"@' -
The Ne,o Nation announces that the
Fremont men IN Maryland intend to
support Nh. Lincoln. '
WHO knows best what the Chicago
Platform neans-V Vallandigham, who
drew it, or Mcclellan?
The country 70 Geo. B. Mcclellan ::
"Are you for peace or war p >a@
Mcclellan eyes" :s.~ ~:
A VOTE was taken on Sunday night at
the police lookup in Chicago, resulting
as follows !: Lincoln, none; Mcclellan,
35; Fremont, 2; Buchanan, L.
A. RECENT Mcclellan meeting in
Philadelphia was presided over by Gen
eral Patterson, the officer whose coward
ice and incompetency was the cause Of
the defeat Of the Union army at Bull
Run, in 1861. .z. -... = =
"WELL," said Republican orator,
at meeting ia Meriden, 81, too, am a
peace man but when peac, comes, /
pray God she may come in the shape
Of a white-winged angel, aud not in the
form Of white-faced slave, chained
under the bloody feet Of an aristocratic
rebellion"