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NGORTCACE SALE.-wHEREAS DE-

Iv1 fault has been made in the payment of the os
Thirteen Hundred and Seventy three Dollars and Eleven
cents principal and interest which is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice. certain Mortgage bear
ing date the fourteenth day of November, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and fifty by Charles
Hamilton Spencer Sutherland of the County of RAM
sew and Territory of Minnesota, to Isaac Ames, Will
liam Herrck and John Barnes, partners by the name
of Ames Herrick & Barnes of the City of New York
of New York. recorded in the office of the Req
lister of Deeds of Chisago County, Minnesota Terrtory
in Book A of Mortgages, at pages 430 49, On the
third day of December, A. D. 1885, and no suit or
ceeding law, having been taken recover the
now due and secured by said Mortgage nor snv nar.
thereof now, therefore, notice is hereby given tba h.
virtue OF power OF sale contained in said MORTGAGE
and agreeaby to the Statute In such case made nd 80
vided the premises described in and covered INV sai
Mortgage to,wit: Block numbered forty-seyen an in
the Town OF washington, in the County of Cbisaco in
iertory OF minnesota, according to the recorded
IN The Ofce Of the Register of Deeds in said
Nou'y OF Chsago, together with all the appurtenances
anu nereutaments thereunto belonging or in anywise
VIII De sold at Public Auction to satisfy the
ana interest aforesaid and the costs Of sale, at the
ce OF the Register of Deeds of said County Chisa-
e. VI IuesGay the second day of March, A. D. 1858,
az one O'CLOCK in the afternoon of that day.
Dated January 10Th, 1855.
ISAAC AMES,
Ianzow6w WILLIAM HERRICK,
JOHN c. BARNES,
Mortgages.
MAsTERS0N SIMoEs, Attorneys for Mortgages
~ The above sale is postponed until Tuesday, the
oVth day Of March, at the same time anu place.
Dated ST. Paul, March I'd, 1855
MAsTERsoN & SrMoNs Attorneys for Mortgage.
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RESOLUTION

Roll called, and Journal read, yand correct
ed.
The first business was,
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. BEMAN, that the Secretary issue
certificates of per diem up to the 25th Ad-
opted.
QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. RIDPATH arose to a question of
privilege, in reference to an item that ap-
peared in the .Ninnesotian relative to the ex-
ira compensation for the Sergeant-at-A Arms
He called for the reading Of the Journal Of
that date.
Mr.. FOLSOM thought no notice should be
taken of the items of any paper, unless they
abused some members character. If anything
were inserted in the report of the regular re-
porter of that paper, he was accountable for
it. 1t would be time then to notice and take
action on it. But to spend the time of thi-
Senate in noticing and replying to any item
flying through the papers was Of no use.
Mr. BEMAN said that the statement of
the Minnesotian, in reference to the extra
compensation of the Sergeant alarms was
deliberate lie, and that the Editor of the
Minnesotian knew it He had sustained the
resolution, and did so because he knew that
the charges were just. The Sergeant-at-
arms had spent to his own knowledge, $50
or $40 in team hire. The gentleman from
Cnisago. he said, may defend his friend of the
Mnnesotiaa, who publishes his letters a.
gainst the Loan, but that is the only support
such scurilous paper can get. He said he
disliked to spend sentence against such
low scurrilous paper. 1t had charged the
friends Of the loan with being bought up,
and bribery He repclled these charges, and
wished that reporters of the press that would
utter such low, and unfounded ISLANDERS could
be expelled. If he had not been in collision
with DR.. Foster, he should have moved to ex-
had he fallen, though the reporter of the pa
per was in nowise connected with these abu-
sive SANDERS on the Senators here
Mr.. RIDPATH said that that paper had
persstenely abused and Slandered nearly all
the members ofthe Senate, particularly those
who had advocated the 100000 loan bill
He had voted for the resolution because he
had known that the items were just. The edi-
tor of the Minnesotian, in his account of the
appropriation had stated falsehood, and
such things should not be tolerated by this
Senate. He considered it 4nuStifiable to
submit to such abuse from any paper, and
we had the right to reply, and fling back the
ISLANDERS uttered.
Mr.. HUDSON moved that no publisher of
a newspaper receive pay for any newspapers
furnished after the 25th, inst. Carried.
FIRST READING OF BILLS.
A number of House bills were read first
time.
BILLS READ A FIRST AND SECOND TINE.
A bill to incorporate the town of Neenah.
Yeas %.
A bill to incorporate the town Of St. Joseph.
Yeas 20.
SECOND READING.
A number of House Bills were read Sec
ond time by their titles.
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TESRg;KGIITC0 09sX OF MINNESOTA, DIS

STEELE COUNTY-Amos Ii. Norris against John T.
Baker and Newell auckland. Summons for Relief To
the above named Defendants You and each of YOU are
hereby summoned and required answer the complain.
IN ths acton copy OF which has been duly filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court for the Third Ju
dical District Steele County, at Owatona in said coun
W and to serve copy of your to the said
paint on the subscribers their office in Farbau il
the County of Rice and Territory Minnesota within
twenty days after the service of this you
exclusive OF the day Of such SERVICE and You fail 10
answer the said complaint within the aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply the Court the
lief demanded therein,
Dated Faribault, Dec 8, 1857
BATCHELDER & BUCKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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'T'EKRIToRY OF MINNEsOTA, DIS

g TKICT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY, SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.--D. W. Moore against James
Starkey and Charles &. Pe;teys late copartners as
Starkey Petteys, William Ii. Randall and Amasa Ma
SON. S..42"a0ns. To James Starkey and Charles 6.
Pesteys, late copartners Starkey Peteys, William
H. Randall and Amasa Mason. You and each of you
are hereby summoned, and required to the Com
plant in this action which has been filed in the Office
OF the Clerk of this Court, at Saint Paul, the County
Of Ramsey, in said Territory of Minnesota and
copy of your answer to the said complaint the sub
scrbers at their office in St. Paul. in the County RAM
sey in said Territory within twenty days after the
wee OF this summons on you, exclusive of the day of
such service and If You fail to the said Com
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this az
action will take Judgment against you for the OF
Four Hundred and Thirty Dollars, with interest on
the sun of -Four Hundred and Thirytwo Dollars the
rate of five cent per month from the Goth day oS
September, A. ID. Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Seven
besides the costs and dsbursem of this action
Dated, Saint Paul, January 18th, 1858.
AMEs VAN ETTES L. OFFICER Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Eoll -.
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T'ERRIToRY OF MINNEsOTA, RAM.


l. SEY COUNTY, DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT.-In the matter of the p ttion of
William b. Frederick, nsolvent debtor, be dis
charged from his debts. Order show cause, and for
publication of notice thereof. Having duly received the
Petition schedule and affidavit of the petitioner vii,
liam B. Frederick, in the above named matter, and upon
proper application of said petitioner, by his Attorneys
Messrs babcock Cotton, it is hereby ordered that ali
the creditors of said nsolvent petitioner show cause
any they have, before the Judge of said Court his
chambers in the City of St. Paul. county aforesaid on
the first st day of June A. D. 1885, 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, why assignment of said nso
vents estate should not be made and he be discharged
from his debts And is hereby directed that notice of
the above order and its contents be published in the
weekly Minnesotian," newspaper printed the City
OF St. Paul. the seat of government said Territory Of
Minnesota, in said Ramsey County, in each week
for ten successive weeks and also in the ALBANY Week
ly Journal newspaper printed at the City of Albany
the seat of government of the State of New York in the
County of Albany in last said State, in each week
for ten successive weeks aud also in the weekly AID.
vocate newspaper printed at Baton Rouge, the seat
of Government of the State of Louisiana, the Parish
of East Baton Rouge last said State once in each week
for ten successive weeks.
At Chambers, City of ST. Paul. this 21st day of Jauus
ry, A. d. 1858. X. X. NELSON,
JanZ3-wlOw. Judge Second District.
Ii for p.t
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M OAA UAUE SALEs-W hEAEAS DE-
~ iaut has been made in the condition of certain
lndentare of Mortgage executed by Ii. K. Morse and
Cara Morse his wife, of the County of Hennepin
Territory Of Minnesota, Daniel T. Watson of said
County and Territory, dated the twenty day Of
December, one thousand eight hundred and fifty six
which mortgage was duly in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds of the County Of Carver on the
twenty-f day of March, A. D. 1851, at o'clock A. M
IN BOOK "A OF mortgages, pages 1zs, 100 and 13l,
whereby said h. K Morse and Clara b. Morse his wife,
did give, grant, bargain sell, convey confirm unto
said Daniel 7. Watson, his heirs and assigns forever
all those pieces and parcels of land situate, lying
being in the County OF Carver and Territory MinHe-
sota known and described follows to wit: The north
west quarter % of Section number fourteen, C4 in
Township number hundred and Sixteen (16) north
of Range number twenty-three (23) West; also Lot
number four az of Section number (2) in Township
hundred and SIXTEEN (116) North Of Range number
23) West, said Lot containing twenty
(29) and thirty three oneundredths Of acre,
with appurtenances thereunto belonging in any
wise appertainng, to secure to said Daniel L. Watson
his heirs assigns the of Six Hundred and Seven
tythree Dollars ($673 according the conditions of
certain promssOry note executed by said Ii. r. Morse,
bearing even date with said Mortgage, payable in one
from date, with interest at the of three per
cent amonth till due, to be paid semi annually, and af
ter maturity OF said note interest to be
month till paid in full with interest upon the interest
manning unpaid after due at the rate the prnc
pal and whereas there is claimed to be due, and
due upon said note and mortgage the of Six Hun
dred and Seventy dollars principal and interest
Oh inc sum OF S6!o at three per cent month for one
year from December 29h, 1886, and interest the
of $121 June 18th, 1851 December 29th 1857,
at SIX per cent per month, and interest the Of
$lOo1 Zo-lOO from and since December 29h 1885, the
rate OF six per cent per month, and proceed
ing at law having been had instituted to the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice hereby given that by virtue
of power of sale in said mortgage contained and pur
suant to the statute in such made provided the
morgaged premises above described will be sold by the
Sheriff of said Carver County, at public the
front door of the building coupled the ece Of Reg
lister of Deeds in Chska aforesaid on Wednesday the
l4th day Of April A. ID. 1885, O'Clock the fore
noon OF that day to satisfy the then said
mortgage and nOte with the costs of sale.
DANIEL I. WATSON, Mortgage.
Dated Saint Paul, February 9th, 1855
SANBoRN, FRENCH Il LUND, Attorneys for Mortgage
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ORNATE MEDICAL

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VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DR..
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and Plates, sent free Of postage to
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or MINNEsOTA, DIS

q TKICT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY SECOND
JUDICIAL plSTHICT.-James W. Simpson agaips,
William K Mehaffey, Nathan Myrck and William II.
Mobiles Summons To William X. Mehasiey, Nathan
Myrick and William Ii. NObles the above named De-
PENDANTS You and each of you are hereby Summoned,
and required to answer the Complaint in this action
which has been filed in the Office of the Clerk of this
Court, at Saint Paul IN the County Ramsey in said
Territory of Minnesota, and to serve a copy of your
answer T. she said complaint the subscribers ther
oiioe In st. Paul, in the County of Ramsey said Ter
rltoy within twenty days after the service this
mons on you exclusive of the day such service
II you fail to answer the said Comprnt within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff in this will take mt
against you for the of Seven Hundred and Fifty
Dollars with interest from the 18th day of October, A.
d. Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Seven, besides the costs
and disbursements of this action
Dated January 14th, 1855
AMEs, VAN ETTEN OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

L TKlCT COURT, COUNTY OF RAMSEY, SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTsICT.-Hubbard Hastings against William
H. Haigh Charles A llaight and Jerome Finch cOpsr..
ners as William ii. Haight Co. Summons. To Wil-
liam H. Haight, Charles A. Haight and Jerome Finch,
copartners as William ii. Haght & Co. You aud each
of you hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint in this action, copy Of which is herewith
served upon you, and to copy of your answer
to the said complaint the subscribers their office in
St Paul. in the County of Ramsey, said Territory
within twenty days after the service of this on
you, exclusive of the day of such service and you
fail to the said complaint within the time afore
sale, the Plaintiff in this action will take judgment against
you for the of Four Hundred and Fifty Dollars to-
gether with the interest thereon at the seven Der
cent. annum from the fourth day of October, A. D.
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty seven, besides the costs aud
disbursements of this action.
Dated, Saint Paul, January Sth, 1S.s
AMEs, VAN ErTEN & OFFICER, Plf'S Att'ys feb26.w7w
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MONDAY. MARCH %. 1873.

SENATE.-The Senate was called to or
der at the usual hour.
Roll called, and Journal read, ssand correct
ed.
The first business was,
RESOLUTION.
By Mr.. BEMAN, that the Secretary issue
certificates of per diem up to the 25th. Adj
opted.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


OHERIFFsS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- an execution issued out Of and under the seal of
the District Court in and for the county of Washington
and Territory Of Minnesota upon judgment rendered
and docketed in the said Court Sth day of jan
uary A. D. 1858, action wherein Keys A. Darling,
Sockhart r. Carswel Charles Schsder, partners using
the firm name of Darling, Carswel Scheffer,
plaintiffs and Henry w. Setter is defendant, in favor
Of said plaintiffs and against the said defendant for
the four hundred and ftyone dollars and fifty
one cents (451 51 transcript Of which Judgment was
duly filed in the office Of the Clerk OF the District Court
for Pine county Minnesota Territory, the 3D. day Of
February, AID 1855, which said execution IS to me
directed and delivered, have upon this ninth day
March, AID. 1858, levied upon the following described
real property situated in said county Of Pine to-w:
The south of the northwest quarter and
the north west quarter Of the southwest quarter
(4O north of range number twenty-five (z2) west,
tanning one hundred and eighteen and fifty humid
redths 1S 51-100) Of land according to Govern
ment Survey thereof. Also, the equal undivided
half Of the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section thirty 49, township number forty 4OD
north of range number twenty Z3 west and the
south half the south quarter Of section number
(3,) township number forty (400 north Of
range numper twenty-five 22) west and the north half
OF the northwest quarter OF sect on number six 90
township number thirtynin (39O north OF range
ant.
Notice is hereby given that will sell the above de-
crDed real property to the highest bidder for Cash. at
fuDc Auction, at Chengwatana said county of Pine
on the Zth DAY OF APRIL 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ or
50 much thereof as be sufficient satisfy the said
execution together with the interest and costs thereon
Dated Macrh ., 1855.
JOHN G. RANDALL, Sheriff.
CHARLES q. RANDALL,
Deputy Sheriff of Pine county NJ T.
WIN. NJ. MCCLUER, Fl ifs Atty mar aO.w6v
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HOUSE.-HOuSe met, and was called to
order by the Speaker.
Mr.. GROVER, one of the Capitol Remov-
al Commissioners arose to question of pri-
viiegc, stating that the report of the minori-
ty committee in regard to the payment of the
salaries of the Commissioners, had done him
injustice, in stating in their report that he
had received deed for twelve lots in the
town of st Peter in consideration of his loca-
ting the Capitol building at particular point.
He said he did receive the deed for the lots
from the ST Peter Company, but it was not
as a consideration for locating the Capitol
building as the company wished it.
On motion, the whole matter was referred
to Select Committee, consisting of Messrs.
Rutan, Wakefield, and Decow.
REPORTS.
Mr.. OTIS, from the judiciary Committee,
reported back the bill in relation to &c fraudu.
lent convcyances and contracts" with amend
ments, and recommended its passage. Laid
On the table, and 400 copies ordered printed.
Mr.. LYLE offered a resolution to the ef-
feet that the chief Clerk be instructed to no.
tify newspaper publishers to discontinue fur
nishing copies of their papers to members,
after the 25th inst. Adopted.
SECOND READING.
Senate Bill-For the relief of Caroline
Rady.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. BEARCE in the Chair, to
take under consideration Senate file of bills
A bill for the relief of Caroline Radv.
A bill to incorporate the town of Bancroft
| To be read third time.
A bill to incorporate the town of Maple
Lake. To be read third time.
A bill to legalize the record of the town of
Richmond. To be read a third time.
! A bill amending Chapter of the Session
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rance. The place is not built in blocks and
Street like our towns, the houses are all jum-
bled up together, Indian fashion, without re-
gard to order or anything else. Many OF
these houses are good frame ones, and are
comfortable enough for any family to live
in.
The place was bought, some years ago
rom Government, oy Cincinnati Company,
by whom it is still owned. They have an
agent who resides there; there are also, two
or three families, and an Indian trader there.
The Indians in this part of the country are
Chirpewas; they are civil and well behaved.
The prairie, from which the town takes its
name, is about fifteen miles long, and from
one-half to three fourths of a mile in width;
the timber adjoining the prairie is not very
good, being quite scrubby and brushy; So
that it is not extremely desirable for claims
About three miles south of Long Prairie
is Round Prairie This prairie is five miles
long by four broad; it is surrounded by aspen
and brush; there are no small Lakes on it,
There is i town site here with no improve
ments; do not know the name of it.
East of this is brushy country. Town
ships l27, l2S, and l29, ranges 80 and 80
are too brushy for any white man to live on
and the only timber is small aspen. Their
is, however, plenty of game, such as Dee
Elk, Bear, &c.
We will now proceed back to Osahis Lake
the source of Sank River. The Valley 0
Sank River is the best hay countryin Mime
so.a, as it abounds in fine large meadows
lhe'e is, however, very little good timbe
near the River. The course of Sank Rivel
IS, from lts source, nearly east across range
80, 80, "a, running through brushy coun
try; it then takes south course across town
ships l26 and l27. We now come to tn
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PERSONAL.

80. Charlotte Cushman commences to.niobt
an engagement in Richmond.
-. Major Lanstreet U. s. A -, and family are
-. Larry b. McIane, lately one of the editors
Oh The wheeling (Va) Argus, died on Monday
-. lion. Isaac Butts, Y; Col. Huger l.
: "A; Hon. Dean Rich mold. N. Y; Hon. = r
Chu'ch, are at w iliards'
-. Rev. j e. Cranberry, Of this CITY is tn
ADD ess The AlnInni of Raldolph Macon College,
on the I'D Of June n
-: The Harrisburg Herald saws there is no
is recovering. f''
-. Hon. Asa Child, formerly Lient Governor
OF Massachusetts, died very suddenly a. Nor
witch, Ct, on Tuesday.
-. Rev Y. Reese, of Baltimore, delivered
lecture in Richmond Va on "Wednesday .ve.
ming last, to a large audience
80. The Southern papers announce the death
OF Inc III Rev. Geo. w. Freeman Bisaop of the.
Diocese OF Texas and A rkansas
- Rufus choate has promised to deliver an
olhioh before The Young Mems Democratic
Club OF Boston, OIL the ith of July
80. The death OF the Rev. Arson Tucker ro-
moves the last but one OF remarkable family of
n'e Dfothers, all celebrated as Baptist preachers.
-. The Rev. Asa Prescott, of Ill, recently
pronounced ms views on Baptism, he being d
congregational clergyman, and became Il Bap-
list.
the d-ath of Mr.. Preston Beck. one of the most
prominent men in connection with the trade of
New Mexico.
David Paul Blown will drlive: an Grafton
at the Philadelphia Academy Of Musi. on the
Fourth OF JGly, for the benefit of the Mount Yer
non Association.
go. Hon. David =. Reid, one of the Senators
from North Carolina, is much improved I'm health,
and he may b. expected in Washington In the
Course OF ten days or less.
The celebrated negro minstrel George
ChTis;y, goes To san Francisco n tn ee- yea rs
engagement II IL said he was offered siO.mO a
ear or third Of the profits, and chose the latter
-. Vim. Henry Herbert, known to the litera v
al sporting world a. rank Fo5ester,'' CON-
United suicide by shooting himself with pistol
A. the Stevens House, New York, yesterday morn
~.
80. Capt Barron. in command of the u States
Steamer w sbaSh. u now In New York. TO pre-
pa'e the ship for her intended cruise in the Med
iterrarean. She will probably leave there about
the middle Of June.
go. The New York papers publish the mar
riage. by Archbishop Hughes Of Don Finnin
Ferer, Of Nicaragua, to Miss Winterbotliam, OF
that city. The bride is 4 descendant of the Rev
w. WinterbOtham, author Of the first history OF
A merira, aud youngest sister of the celebrated
iuth"ress, Mrs. Ann =. Stephens. The bride
groom has occupied the highest positions ia his
own country.
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SPIRITOF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union considers parties as founded
either on the mite, which Aristotle taught
Alexander the Great, or upon the hOHeNHm
given as the rule of Plato in his Republic-the
former holding that the end justifes the means,
while the latter is equally noble in end and
effort. 1t presents the shifting policies of the
anti-DemOeratic PARTIES as exempiifying the
one, and the changeless constitutional course Of
the Democracy as illustrating the other. A
party so inspired must, thinks the UH'On, be
inyincible. If the Democracy could beat Ham,
ilton, Adams, Clay, Webster, Scott, and Fill
more, and the great and honorable parties that
fought for them, can it be supposed, even by
the shailowest people, that they are in danger
from Greeley, Parker, Lucy Stone, and the
men and women who now rule in the councils
of the opposition?
The Union is inclined to believe the dis
patches announcing the retreat Of the Mormon
leaders.
The Iateihgsncer is without editorial to-day.