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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

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OLKVRLANp AND TOLEDO r. Z

NLKVKLAND AND TOLEDO r Z
iss4E. WHITE ARRAHGEkzHR- IA4.
non and aftsr Monday, Oct EIs, Iss4, Fassuuasr
Trains Wfn Lave Cleveland - follows GuDdayB az
M n. H.-OHIOAGO EXPBESS.-Stopa 81 Ber-a.
0rAfecn, Obsriin, MaksmAR, HoENak, Monroe
VILE, BelieVue Cyde, Fremont and Elmora.
and arrives At Toledo At 2.A5 r. n, CHICAGO AZ
ulOP. n, and Detroit 10 ?. =.
I,B 7. M.-WESTEBH mAIL--Stopg At al EtAtiorH
on Southern Division, and Arrives at Toledo g
Ia3R.H.i Chicago 81 rs A. Hand DetToft e
Ssn M-HORTHERN MAIL.-Stos Gt an IA.
tons on Horthen D3Stdon, and arrives as sans
Il M.-HIGHT TxPRES5.-Htos at GrAtoBl
HorWAIk, MonrosTEls, Clyde and fremont snf
arrives at Tplsdo ~ AIS A. H.; Ohioag0 Is I'm
PIX. and Dotroft 81 500 4. q
OonnoctionI ara uads at MonrooEulo win the San
duskJ, Mansfield 3 EeWark b. 3 Of Clyde with IL
aanduaky, Dayton . Cincinnati Il. +; - IEen0E1
WITH ths Fremont = Indiana =. k.i and 81 Totedg
Nth the Michigan Southern y Northern lRdtpna ana
Toledo 3 Wabach Railroad1 Tor chicago, Detrot,
tackpon, FoIt WaYne, LoganSpcrt, Lafayette, OAires
Alton. 81. Louis. and al points Wsst Northwest ABa
TrainS Srriys Ea Cleveland non Toledo and ps
Wet af ss1 A h. 8s8 h.Ms and $50 R.n Eft1
sandusU At s1s LII. kUOAEA SuBG
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HTEH DEIEY TRAIHE YBoH
PHILADELPHIA TO AKW YORK

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RArs 70 al points - Low - - Gny ota1
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Berxaes Checked Through and Trknsfsrrod BrBAs
Observation-Disclosures hProducshEa
i've Stock carried with despatch, At lowest RatyH
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~ ii HoLrns. EH0CH LEWIB. Bpt
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1t will restore gray hair to its originA color.
1t viii prevent the hair from falling out.
1t oleanses the scalp, and makes the hair aon,
lustrous and silken.
It Is q splendid hair dressing.
Tor sale by all Druggists.
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Proprietors.
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General Wholesale Agents. j~un6:241
rTHE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
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RAILROADS.
OLKVKLAND OOL0NRU8 mE
OOIEEATI RAILROAD.
1885. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. IsB

HLKVKLAND OOLOHBUB = OIHs
OOIEHATI RAILROAD.
1855. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
: On and amer Monday, August IA. P....uv.r
Trains viii leave Cleveland AZ follows:
Ast 1rAsn-T:46 a, n.-OIHOlkhAT1 4
stopping st Grafton, WsIingtoa. H1w 10.
don, shady orsstlido, Gallon, GIsad, ca.
angton, Ashley, DalAHATA DsUA osntTs ~
I'd Tnin-3:B P. M.-AOOOmaOOATIOH.-stoH
eAAn ltations, and arrives IN OolnEbuI e. $50
o Ealn-g20R. M.-HIGHT EXPREB6Becsu1Bg
6IaItohl Wellington, Now London, HhSbF,
Or sI talon. Glead, OArdinGson and DS6
EtAtnS lsays Columbus It I,toa and 10 SaoR.u;
a." ATfEa Is OlsEeiAna SN r., 3 and - rs
OoHHEOTiuHs,
h1bT-Eaadugky, mangdeld y Nerarf EaJroad a
MAnssslds hi Vernon. As1ETk. EAnssT1S {,
Unstins-Phabur1h, Fort Waypsh ChiosrO Ran
road, Eorsst, UDper eandusU, DslpboS, Lna,
Fort wayne, LAporte, Chicago, 6e., West and
East for Man1nsld, Wooster, MasstnoaN 10
Belefontaine, Sidney, Union. Huncle, Indian
Alolil, Terre Hauto, Ffnce1nez, EFAnnNLla,
EouisTille. Cairo, St Lo1is. a..
Qiumbus-Llttlo Miami 3 OolGnbuI, and Xslla
Railroad, or Xsnia. Dayton, lndianapohnf
Esrre Haute, 81. LouiI, MorroW, LoFelAnd, anG
Sfo5 nc nao Eila shs 0hlo s2d ni'InS SagSss
va, Cairo. St. LOu1. nd al points on ~
uOlunbuEsntFAIO Ohio AprOadhEHSNark EanH.
diana Railroad Br PiquA. UIbAnA. 10
DrRor Tiokeeg TO AL points and tnioTusaon aggD
at ths Passenger stAton, and IS Union Iloksf Omes
Cleveland, Aug. !, 1855. superintendent.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Decemcer II.
The Post SAYS: Wall street Is quiet to-day,
the only points Of financial importance being
an excess Of money.
There is IA brisk demand for 7-3Os and 5-20s
from the banks In the interior, and especially
from the western part Of this State.
The Loan market is quiet; there is fair
supply ofcapital seeking investment at per
cent.
Commercial paper Is dull, and the banks are
disposed TO buy; there j. large amount ma
turing, however. and thus large amounts are
being released. The current rates Is 7lf0L9lk
per cent. for iirst-class names.
The stock market is dull but steady.
Government stocks are firm, with a tendency
10 advance.
Gold opened this morning at l4l3. and clos
cd AT -.
There il n rumor here and in London that
preliminary negotiations have been opened by
English capitalists for loan 10 our Govern
ment, on long six per cent. bonds. These ru-
mors are probably premature.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, December IL.
Cotton dull and declining; sales at 4Sc for
middling.
Flour dull. irregular and unsettled at 81 %
for extra state; ss 20@S go for common TO
good shipping and extra round hoop Ohio.
and Ss 6j@9 60 for trade brands, the market
closing heavy.
Whisky dull and nominal; western 81 34@
81 -.
Wheat market dull and 933c lower; except
for Chicago Spring, which il scarce and want
ed for milling purposes; sales were made at
81 90 for Chicago spring; 81 Gl for Milwaukee
club; 81 20 for amber Milwaukee. 81 35 for
amber state; 81 81 for choice white Canada;
81 70 for new winter red western and 81 for
old DO.
Rye heavy: sales at 9jc
Barley heavy and quiet; sales 81 ~ for Can
ada East, and 81 l0Gl IA for Canada West.
Barley malt dull.
Corn opened heavy and closed rather easier
at s2893c for unsound. and 9O494 for sound
mixed western, and 95l4c for high mixed
western, nearly yellow.
Oats heavy and declining sales at 459J0c for
msound, and 5,@60e for sound. the latter an
extreme price.
Coffee quiet.
sugar quiet; sales st l9Gl4.c for Cuba
MuscOvado. and i4l[c for Havana.
Molasses dull.
Wool quiet
Petroleum firm; sales at 4Ol. gale for crude,
and G6Qe61c for refined in bond.
Hops firm; sales at IOt4Oc for '64. and 25,a
65c for '6j.
Pork heavy and lower: sales at as 100 %
80 for extra mess, closing At 80 l2l. and s26
for prime.
Beef heavy.
Bacon quiet.
Beef hams dull; sale. at ss5.
Tieree beef quiet.
Cut meats quiet; sales were made at l3Gl5c
for hams
Dressed hogs dull but heavy at l3slal5c
for city.
Lard frmer: sales II l692OlL
Butter quiet at 25SL35c for Ohio, and SIG 45c
for State.
Cheese steady al l49l9c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December II
Flour continues dull. but prices arc nominal
ly unchan2ed; superfine So 5OG7 -; extra
Ss@9 90. and family and fancy 80 25gl0 00
Wheat is dull and prices lower; old red
81 20; new 81 20.
Corn is in better demand, and prices have
advanced 10 i1c for new.
Oats are active and prices nominal at SOC
In elevators.
Rye dull and prices nominal; sales at T2c
for prime.
Hogs duh and prices nominal at - 0o6s9 90
gross, and these rates are TO some extent nom-
lnal. Al the close the regular packers are not
buying; small sales Of 2O0-pound averages nj
SlO - net. Receipts, $500.
Provisions unsettled and prices irregular,
and TO n great extent nominal.
Mess pork l. lower, having been offered at
S21 30 with BUYERS.
The weather is unfavorable Cor green meats
and prices have declined to 1lIS@l2 for shoul-
dcrs and l5c for sides.
Bulk meats declined to l2lf@l3c for shoul-
ders. ll94@l5L.c for ribbed sides, and lie for
clear.
Lard has declined 10 lSc for prime city, but
closed firmer under adyices from New York.
Cotton dull and prices nominal at 45c for
middlng.
Groceries very dull
small sales Of whisky at 81 20.
Gold l44l5.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December ~.
Cotton dull. Sales to-day, 1890; for the
week, $1,000. Sales Of middling at 50a5lc.
Sugar depressed; sales of fair to fully fair at
1713@lsc.
Molasses-Sales Of prime to choice ut 81 02l5
CLOS.
Gold 1897.
Exchange ON New York 80. per cent. dis
count.
treights easy: cotton to New York 1.dlc;
TO liverpool -c.
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Georgia Affairs.
Governor. q. decentralization An >.-
Nauuuh.


Nrw 1oRK. pecmbcr L.. The savannah
HarOh cuufdns Prov isional Governor John
sou's i.lts~agc L. fhe Le-i~iaturc. iu which he
tutrcst, them o. brinE forw ard their preiudic.>
anal gritno-iiies. and offer them as sacrifice on
tbs altar ui eur common country. that W. may
ancc a-ain present the happy spectacle of
brethren dwelling together in unity.
Tn, House of kepr1 soniativcS instructed the
Judiciary ,oInmittee to rcport a bill giving T.
ptrsca- VI color thl right of pRoptrty. the
risht o. oNe and ~ sued, and g testify in
courts.
The municipal election in savannah r,.sulted
IA the choice 1T J.. 4. Anderson. MAYOR.
\ resolution Wa~ introduced IN thr Lsisla-
ture appointing commissioner to visit " a.h-
ineton and ascertain hat ~tep> arr necessary
Ter Georgia ~ secure The organization Il A
stale and their rights and priv liz, - citizens
II the uited states.
The ~ nnah c0tlon market l. fair. stock
IA hand GA the StE. I.0lO: mildlings 4>etj0.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, December IL.
Flour dull.
Wheat unsettled and irregular: sales range
from al 2igl 24Z for No. l. closing with boE
few buyers at the outside; Sil90c for No. 2
Corn quiet at 42is q i3c for No. I, and 42c for
No. ,.
Oats quiet: sales at 25925i.c.
Hghwines dull and lower at q L..
Provisions duh and inactive.
Hog market quiet at 9%@9%c for good
10 choice
Mess Pork offered at SO 5Oa27, hut without
buyers.
Lard dull at 2jS26c.
Freights nominal.
Receipts--Flour. $500; Wheat, 81 1000;
corn. 1900; oats. $4,000
Shipments-Flour, 3,l00; Wheat, 1900;
corn, - 900; oats, 1000.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

MONEY AND STOCKS.
Money i steady al per cent.
sterling firm at lo9I1u9is.
Gold heavy and lower, opening al l45a.
closing al las.
Government stocks in fair request, without
decided change in prices.
Freights 10 Liverpool are more heavy, but
without decided change In the rates.
stocks heavy: New York Central. ga 4:
Hudson. lU>l- {. & L. 9li. Ohio & Mississippi
certificates. -; Missouri g.. 16is: ~ coupons.
l03is; $40 coupons of lsia. l0ai.: DO 1865
99-. l0-;o coupons, 9l5.; 80 coupons o. (:
Erie, %; DO. preferred. X; Northweste n. 25sk I:
southern, ~: Illinois Central. l3l. Cleve-
land X Pittsburg. 93-.: Rock Island. lOss. /:
Michigan Central, lilo; Reading lI5s,: Fort
Wayne, l05i4.
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WAN e D.

SAn PER YEAR, We want agent.
% eDOO svcry~here sell go
se-ins kshises Th~s pes kincs. Under and upper
iced. Warranted I've years Above salary OF large
eomnis-ion pad The machines sols In Urit.d
States f@r iess thEn efn -hteh fully ieeused by
Howe. wheeler q Wilson, Grover Bsker, Singer Co
and Racheaer. Al other cheap machine. are infrse.
fa-nts Circulars free address. or cal upon shaw A
Cfzrk. Bldesforc. hAos. No s23 B. s1~ay New
York; No 10 Carter street, Phstslphli, Pa; No. Il
LOmbsrd's Biock. Chicago In No. lie West Fourh ST.
Cinsinaat. O.. or No spsaldiass kxeA.nse. Baa.ls
dau.~
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COM M ERCIAL.
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, December -
The current prices al all the markets for the
week are
Beef Caftle--Ist quality. per head. sI7 5o6
u -. TAR u good. Sli Opg l. 20; Common, Sli
8 l5 %; Inferior. ~ OOG 10 -.
Cows aud Calyes-Extra per head. 5000 10 /.
1t quality, SsA5Ss -; ordinary, s45e10: Gem
mon, 800 -; inferior, S.bo6g3j.
veal talyeS-lsi quality. per pound. l2lk8
l4c; ordinary. il@ l2c: common. St6d lie: In
feriOr 9.d9i4c.
sheep and Lambs-Extra, per head, e. sOs
s00l prime % 0o6e7 90, ordinary. - O0ce5 90:
common, Sog9 "a; inferior, - OO9i y,
llne.
The market for beeyes was rather heavy and
lower. except for strictly prime and fancy eat
tie; Of the latter, few were offered, but many
promised.
Hogs were In fair demand, and prices shade
hTmer.
The total receipts Of all the stocks, at all the
yards. for this week and last week. foot up n
bllOws:
IHIs wgEE,
BeeNes... 8,sei
Cows, ....... l2T
Veal Calves. 0s7
sheep aud Lambs. ls.4 400
Hogs ..25,OOO
Total ..... :. 4s,5l7
LAST WEEK.
Beeves ... :. s,O72
Cows =
Veal Calves e3s
sheep and Lambs -, ,J0T
Swine 22,967
TOfal se,2S5
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
ELEGR 4 PHO.


TELEGR APHIC.
NIGHT REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senate Defeat Stevens Resolutions.
TENNESSEE CASE GOES TO COMMITTEE.
Members Privileged to Seats.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Governor Johnson's Message.
INTERESTING MONETARY STATEMENT.
AN ORDER FROM O'MiHONEY.
Death of General Morris.
SOUTHERN CONGREssMEN.
Destructive Fire in Pittsburg.
FOREIGN FAIR -.
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
- 4 a. 81 ni D. at Disnsters.
Etc, Etc, Etc.
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NOTICE.
ORMSBY 4 ROBERTSON.
For SALE.

THE STOCK OF GROCERIES,, FIXTURES AND
L lease q first class establishment in one of the
best locations in the city, Is offered for sale account of
failing health Of the Probable value f5 10
- 600. For full particulars inquire a. No IS East Mar
ket street, Of G.. G.. HOLMAN,
decl2-2t' COmms,i sion Merchant.
UNOR SALH.-Small House in the south east part OF
city, half Squire Of Street Railroad. The House Is
and vacast, aiming three rooms, cellar etc
Possession given at Terms-One -third down. bal
suit. The osner + In Of money, aud
Is compelled 10 sell will be ready with horses and
carriage TO shos the House 10 those wishing to
from nine TN twelve o'clock and from one ill four Of
each day TIL sold. Title perfect word 10 the wis Is
sufficient. W II. LlNDENB0wER Real Estate Agent
3o& West Washington street. indianapolis, Indiana.
decl1 d7ts
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NV lusA i. sml,l H.. Pr.ft..,o,v.
honey. = fhe ffnian brotherhood. s.s is.,,,.
gentT Al er4s4 st-taIll that eg,isr- -. .,.stt,x
aiiairs Will not be Iegardel unles aDrret'.1
by himself
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synopsis OF Legislative Proceedings.

J nVPst- ot h'stslatitc froceedtu.k. :.
n the SENATE. yesterday. there was quite a
hfeiy time over the printing Of the Adjutant
Generals report. and the intimatlon was con
eyed that one Of the senators had been i'm
nosed upon. \ resolution was finally ADOPT
- that committee Of three be appointed 10
make inquiry by what authority those publica-
lions were made, the number of volumes and
the probable cost q the same. and report Al a.
early day as possible q the senate. MeSrs.
Cason, Cobb and Beeson were appointed the
said committee.
The senate then proceeded 20 the con,ldera-
ton Of the special order, the Nero Testimony
bill.
Mr.. Downey Withdrew the amendment
offered by him the ether day. and substituted
another.
The further consideration of the bill was
postponed until Friday a. 10 A. NJ. and made
the special order Tor that hour.
The Adiutant Gcncrsfs report was again
brought up, and resolution offered by Mr..
Casor. that the resolution Of last session De- re-
scinded, which was laid on the table until the
report of the invest ,tias committee shall De
made.
The Delinquent Tx Nel.e. iil raising the
price far publishine fr.m thirty o. sfNty ,,nt..
''''' ~ OPERATION OF ihe
previous question was hnaily pa.sed-vcAs -
-
'''," u'' 'ii authorizing
- '--,'' = 'I' ''.'-.''''''' interest," On The
''' '''f ''". 'i '"l PASSED lo a
'N-IH i,'.'u7'
= l.''''' '',''' '.- ''''' +" ''''''" ." laH-
"i' N'N-
N'', i'''' N'" ur sud-
P,,sea
lrf..f......- a.. ff. tt.r, l.if.stf.,t,...tf Il -.
AZ ana f..isa to .,a'.. nos a constitutional num-
bTNetln- ior TO-
tn. n ls-i , f.t4 -. .h ,.tl.......
which The senate J.am,d.
In the Uarsr. .fsr M. r.f..rt ,t.
.,-,,,i...e - N-.r r.
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SKSD YOUR MAGAZINES TO TIE HERALD Or
- FlCf and have tAsu oeant n tnt-elAss styls
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Death of gen. Morris,


hAitiNoRK. Dccember l2-Rrevet Briga-
.4er General Morris comm an.l.r n Port NJ
ien's' died ihis morning, aged about sixty
Year,
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INSUR RANCE,
WE GIVE BELOW A LIST OF PARTIES INSURED
w Ia the
SINNlSSlPPI INSURANCE COMPANY,

who have sus,sioed loss by Gre since It's organization
The first column denotes the number of police: the
second column the amount insured A. regards the
proDpiitude q the Company in
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13

-. h''' Dereni'eF l.. River I've feel
lNo u'nr' by lle per mark falling. Wea,hsr
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NJ z ETINC.
MUSIC TEACHER.

Qzxf owsS, TE AcHER os VOCAL. rIANo. AND
ID 0fkso Music. Room. Sentinel Building. esrner
of Msfidisn and Pc arl streets. deei3-d3m
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FOR GENTLEMEN

Elegant Walking Canes,
Genuine Meerschaums,
Willow Smoking Chairs,
Mahogany Liquor Cases,
Fine Pocket Knives,
Splendid Dressing Cases,
Pocket Cigar Cases,
Fine Travelling Bags,
Beautiful Cigar Stands,
Elegant Wine Sets,
Embroidered Slippers,
Dominoes and Chess Men,
Fine Fur Wrist Cloves,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
FOR CHILDREN.

FOR CHILDREN.
Toy Tea sets,
Fine Dolls,
Drums,
Guns,
sleds, Skates,
Hobby Horses,
Tool Chests,
Albums, Carts.
Doll Gigs,
Magic Lanterns,
Dancing Darkeys, Iron Toys,
Games, Puzzles,
Knives.
Mechanical Toys,
Childs' Chairs, etc, etc.
The Largest Stock I'm the State
FANCY BAZAAR,
No. East Washington ~.
J. III. BALDWIN * CO., Prepr's.
| deco dimistp
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LOST.

4 csr-Oa Monday evening. D.esmber IL, 1856,
~ Fitch Muf, opposite Flecher's Bank. Please return
TO No 35 Vast Market street, 20 G.G. HOLMAN
del2-2tt
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AUCTION SALE.
WILL BE SOLD

PUBLIC AUCTION,
I'm FRIDAY, DECEMBER Is AT TWO O'CLOCK
p NJ, my residence on the corner OF Illinois and
Third streets, containing rooms, stable, carris-
good order. Featherston, suctioneer.
del2-it G d. wIGUs
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7 II Z VERY LATEST
THREE O'CLOCK A NJ.
FENIAN DIFFICULTY.

NEW YoKK. December 12.-Letters have been
received at the Fenian Headquarters from va
ri0us Circles In New York, Massachusetts.
New Hampshire and Pcnnsy ly ania, sustaining
President OMahoney. Letters and telegranls
from the West generally sustain the action OF
the Senate \ call for Congress has been sent
by mail To all the Circles. A statement has
been printed that President O'Mahoney has
deposited $4,000 in gold. in his own name, at
a banking house In this city.
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NOTIONS. ETC.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS!
Ar
BALDWIN e. CO.'S,
Wholesale and Retain
Great Variety Store,
FANCY BAZAAR.

u
Elegant Work Boxes,
Rich Writing Desks,
Fine Toilet Cases,
Splendid Portfolios,
Marble statuary,
Beautiful Brackets,
Rich Parian Wares,
willow Easy Chairs,
Pocket Companions,
Elegant Sowing Stands,
Splendid Skates,
Rich Party Fans,
Choice Steel JeweIries,
New Head Dresses,
Fine Lace Sets, etc., etc.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
SOUTHERN CONGREssMEN.

\ dispatch from Washington says: Many
Of the southern delegates 10 Congress have
left The Tennesseeans still remain. The
Nirginians are undecided whether to 40 or
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
SETTLING IT'S LOSSES.

the pubic referred to any Of the parties whose
names are here annexed
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-13
BOAR DING.

A LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN BOARD
II with a furnished room at 20 West Ohio street
decl2 ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-09

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
IN Nor gagors-Nlargaretta Smith and David H
smith, Of st. Cloud, Stearns Comfy, State Of Minne
sofa. - 20 r.,
Mortgagee-Thos. c. Mcclure, of tho town, county,
and State aforesaid.
Date Of Mortgage-January 18th, A. D. 1865.
When and where rccorded--July 9Th, A. D. 1855,
in Book "B" of Mortgage Deeds pages 550 551 4 552
in the Office Of Register of Deeds, in and for Stsarns
County and State of Minnesota. t.
Amount claimed to be duo at the date Of this
tce-Two Hundred and ninc dollars and seventy
cents ($2C9 70-1O0)
Description of mortgaged premises-Lots number
Cd seven and eight 80 in block numbered forty
six 46 in tho town of st. Cloud according to the
vey made by TIA: Curtiss, the plat Of which is
corded in The Office Of the Register Deeds in and for
said Stearns County.
Default having been made by the Moxtgagor in the
payment Of the sum secured by said mortgage and
no suit or proceeding at law having been had to re-
cover said mortgage debt or any part thereof, Now
therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
power of sale in said mortgage conained and Of the
provisions Of the statute in such case made and
vided the said mortgage will be forecosed by sale Of
tho said mortgaged premises above described to be
made by tho Sheriff Of said county Of stearns at Pub
lie Auction to the highest bidder, at the front door
ofthe Court House, st. Cloud in said County, on
1865 at O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. sat.
sfy said interest and the expense
with the further Of twenty-five dollars attor-
neys solicitors council fees, stipulated In said
mortgage to be paid In caseofa foreclosure Of the
| THOS., G. MCCLURE, Mortgagee
Ct. Cloud, July 1ath A. D. 1885. - oct1a.ew