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LEGAL NOTICES

N ORTGAGE SALE.
WI Default having been made in the conai-
ton Of a certain mortgage { ced, made. oxssn-s
ted AMI delivered by kehcrt Fethe!hY. Of the
county st Goodhre and sSState{ then Territory
Of Minnesota, to John Fling of the eea,'sy and
State aforesaid, which mortgage dec,t bears
date Augi1st 7oth,, sd. 1857, hha ~as recorded
in the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said
county. on the 21st day OF August, a. j. 1857,
at o'clock p. m. in Rockr 2 Of Mortgages, on
pags. s'4 and 3e5. = : =. <-+' -'S-F.1
Said mortgage deed was ma lc to secure the
by the said Robert F"therby. bsafing even
date with said mortgage deed. for the sum Of
Itw5shundned dollars, and 0ue.idtw6 yeats ron.
the date thereof with interest ut the rate II
four per cent. per month until paid.s And
whereas there is claimed to be due said
promissorv note at the date Of this notice the
sum OF four hundred and eight dollars and
thirteen cents (4os: ls1 and nor suit or pre-
ceedings at law having been instituted to re-
cover the said debt 80 secured by said mort
gage decd rs aforesaid, or sny part thereof:-2
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
IL I'D nsjtedss 6eoa seons;ss5i,' aSa 4
the statute in spch. case made and provided.
the lands and premises described in said mort
gage decd, to wit: & The northwest Qll1ter
Of saction twenty mine (2al, in toxnship -oae
ente eerea 1 a1 w. tonEainbe oss hundred and
sixty. acres, more or lSis, and IIinR md ibeifG
in the said county. of GoQdhue and STATE of
Minnesota" will Be sold at public vendue, In
front Of the Court Houte, In the city iot Red
Wing, in, said county, ON the; 18th day Of: De-
noon Of that day, to satisfy the amount due on
he as.S sar :SSsss Il I'D ePe
Dated october oath, 1s5a.=-=-
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Chicago, New York, Philadclphia, Albany
Buffalo, Cleveland and Detroit. Scholarship
good through the entire chain Of ven Colleges
CONSOLIDATION Of " Bry ant & Stratton'e
Mercantile College" and Bells Commercial
,OplRge n now eontlscted rs Dne Ednhtitntion
viii h is the recipient Of an extraordinary and
unprecedented patronage. l. AomF ,jizA:
Harmon BLOCK, Corner Clark snd Washington
q-r5 ar ~ Streets, CHICAGO. ~ 47yt
II. ,. .BRYAhT v. 1ELL,...-H. p. s1RA7foss
Els ht,t Principals and Proprietors:nd 10 9t.;
BY this &C nrissolidution the collegiate course o.
this Institution is, greatly enlarged, and will
the improvement, which the business expert
ence Of the Principals enables them constantly
to introduce for the benefit cf choir students
it is made grsatly'sursrioi in all Respects O. g,
Fist Premiums Awarded 70 this sCollsg.
At the l..e United ftaes Fri il. G5ie.sS, fo'
BE>r BUSINESS PEsxAxsPlF and for Best Book
krePlHa.u ;,Tn:I. YG9d9oe'' es:asoo-;' shooh Ut
:*@"' Departments Of bookkeeping and accounts q.
Organized and conducted upon the, CoukIee
Ro'1 system, the Halls OF study being httea
in REAL BuslNEss, and the student At once ip
troduced to the practical workings and routin,
Rooms, Railroad OFFICES, &c. 2' q INK
,coMMEEkkGtAL+ LAW,
Bv speciai arrangement with the Inv scho9
Of the GnivStsity of' Chicago, the sessions Q
dents az Pfi WI Il stissa III sEs iSetaa
in This department. ana g receive instruction
in this important branch Of the course, from
the able, eccoE plsshed and learned Professor
Of thst School and 1t affords us much grstit
cation to be enabled to- eaeF them tthf'e 11
"sPENcERlAN" RENAaAs0titP,
This famous systam-the 1zsr apvn e tn
w6tld1iis our standard. +; y ~ ~
IL Circular and Catal1Ae 81 SNlagesf1 FIR
nished eratai:ousIy on ippi Atta4 TIA an
ldersigned. ERYAuTs AIx I 81 a11q.
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STATE or MI1NNEsozA, In Prob.ts go,,t
In tb SGsgsSr IS Gsssg1, T. am;9'
sesse.sioSet S t;mt d. i p a s X5Ji2s
On reading and fling tho petition on oath Of
A. B. Miller, administrator Of the estate Of
Amasa Strectei, late IF said county Of Good
hue, deceased, praying that further time BE
allowed for the settlement of said estate and
paym mt Of ,debts, i'll il ordered that Saturday,
the 81: day of December, A. D. 1850, be-, ard
the Same Is hereby asst ned, for the hearing of
said petition, and that Ill persons interested in
said estate appear before the Probate Court
for said county, at the Probate Office, in the
city Of Red Wing, in said county. 1t ten
O'clock \. NJ. to show cause. if any there 10,
why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
| be granted.
And it IL fl rtier orders4l thai said petiioner
give notice to all persons Interested in sail ca
tate Of the pcnde::ey ofsaid petition and tho
hearing thereof, by causing copy Of this or
der to be published in the Red Wing Sentinel,
q weekly pcwspapcr publis shed ~ .ia county
OF Goodi'ne, three consecutive weeks mex: prior
to said lav of herring <Icy fgNn,~.s
Dated thea til day ct Nov.'A.sD 1887 !
l7O-w3 URK[N DENSMORE,
g 1u49 Of I1obate for Aseh4 Asetdalty,
E/yd| HTlY'f/'EN
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A'lS VIA i. 3. MILLER p! Proprietor.
!:e!ss Ssss sss!s!t e.; iii
gpod stable .stachsdoi Pas.enetsl lid bis-
gage conveyed to-end-fFom the Boats free Of
Is ED WING HOUSE. 70 RENT.
II apply. to RRISTa Lr& PHELPS.
epaD op GeGs14, .: Probate Court
s. dian Of Charles osis Ia Josephine ods, for
license to sell real essate Of his wardl. seFb
!, On reading and nling the verified
Charles Osia and Josephine Osia, residents Of
said county. minors, Prsying for license to sell
the real estate Of each Of his said waf.,s.. 70
wit:A OF Charles, Osis !: lot !, in rec. II, in
township lis, n of range g thegsk Of
the = q. e r. 80, s i e tsox2shig li Of
ts1gs Il, the r. If
sec. 81. in townshipf1f, n of range 81 ", snd
the n W u of: sec. 3d. in Ctexnihip Ill, n Of
range Is v. Of Josephine Osia: the = " 4 Of
the sv.H Of sec: Z, and the n W 4 Of rs. s, in
township III, Of range - w;.snd thes u
Of ths ~ =. ( Of Of zee T. snd The Of The
township III, h Of! range IS II; TO- shsill .ths
sail guardian 70 pay The dsbes, and pfot1d6'lsr
the maintenancc, education and advaltalksp Of
each Of his said wards; it fis;o5dered TIM Sat-
usdsy, the I'd day Of. December. a. d. 1862 b,
aud the same is hereby assigned for The haaitag
I'd ii said estates. 81, either 81, thf9, APPEAR
before the said Probate Court, 1t the Prok.te
Office, in the city Of Red Wing, in said county
@f p&ale, axa9pf]oG # IS of ND 6Go
show cause, if any there be, Why the prayer Of
the aid pseitiD1eEshou.d not b5 grahieA1,
A~l e s. ..< 81
TONER give notice to al pessons Interested in
said estates Of tho tendency OF said petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing . copy Of
this order to De published in -ths' Rid. Wing
Sentinel, weekly newspaper Published in raid
county Of Goodhue, three con,ecutive weeks
next prior to said day of hearing. '"2i:fo
Dated at Red Wing, in said county of aus.1-
hug, tlfs 1lthsdey Of Noy. =: D{lde9.t 10
+ II IL / FORRLN iDEES4ORBt {.
Judge of Probate for Goodhue County.
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For thsse AMI other reasons 1 GALL On you
.f ylpr ass( ase1 a.step B., I'D take
frbm b yoq ARMS c. l ve Right to
eNct :, 4 ! do yet it. ITO four as.
81 bon The 70 stop / ulda denouuce
.16 beirayT echo .t D. Al olitionists
here say. that il you do nct taking from
him your arms 90, stop him, you betray
them, Cor this concerns the Abolitionists,
e9d|hRx1hR agiget a bsheeNk sAtt =
Because the crude project which B. and
his contederates have n-their heads il not
likely to succeed, but is merely suited to =
grand speculation in the rise Of cotton on the
exchange.
Not being commercial man, the full
force Of BIS proposal did not strike me till
inquired, by conversation how Lawrence
= 10. 60 I'D % s1 public spirited asl "a ID
1aScS 1000 ahd b,60 to ahsct :. tariff in
which the xhale trsde, ~ and not thai. 6ss,
alone was interested. The reply was, that
to . house having heavy speculatiohs,. It was
we'll worth $I0O,O''0 to'gst within / certain
time . ohangs Of duties which would ena.
bic the tspecu]at0rss to realibe fye fior ten
times that amount. t.a :;;,3sij 'esnW !!
A1osi LAwRsNoEl IN THE SPECULATION.
Then the iwhoiscottou schsme reappsar.
led bef0re' me, audi the recollection that B
had told me thatf NJ: Amos Lawrence uhad
lpromEed s.. QOOwhsnever actual bostilitie.
should be commenced brought to my mind
other reflections. This ,iniquitous spccula
ttion in human, blood fr the mere greed
lof dollars shall somehow be stopped Though
you cody tellm that II T stop Il I betrsy
because I will not let certain. persons betray
To the Aboiisionistsi I aay-if you rise a,
tia call ofcNsw England humahitarians
you will shed your blood for the sole benefi
of New England spectators and tho eolorst
people may very likely Be 1e-ensl.ved.
! =; !; TRACTS FOR TIE TROOPS. n s,;ae
You hava IS strange q aoeion Of Whist il
Igentlemanly - you have ofwhat is lust.
Last Autumn whom I. WAS asked to, writ
STRONG tracts addressed to the o., s., troops
pointed towards the q. 8. Government m,
the border ruf1ans, I compiled with th
request, and the productions we're lpronodune
ed to be admirably adapted to the purpose
l was urged to continue them, and becaus
they suited YOU and yours, nothing va
limited Is testhsir being ungentlemanly, 0
chat which oometh out, Of tho mouth! de-
lfileth the man and him only !~a4l.s
DO Another letter <varnys the Abolitionist
a3sinst trustingia Browns plan, Of whic1
he' predicts the iailuis.1oii7 @l!'iainf- n'
:;..,-.: ~ - .-7------.44- as
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~ certainly, 1sll through its history sdyo-
'rAtsd i fa1ers" lbs.al policy towards tic
West than any ono Of tho opposition PARTIES
and We ses no reason Wight should change
atsessus.'o The. opposition to the home
stead principle - purely sectional mot !
p.rtyI : ppoosi t,.on apd tho West must com
nAnd sufficient ssspsctin 3ongrsas at the
next session 70 carry i; unless It's Rep'tessnt-
:stiyes n'ke themselves toolishly 'obst.spser.
.ous % The niger question. ,'so5s iii yalpn
,DAs td<:. os,r cRailroad policy, web hslisve
taas ws,bsss ths Rspsh,icaasi on the argu!.
msnt, md IA: tie people viii SEQ i gsnsfIi;
w Nhen Republicans come 70: carry ,eat
shas identical peliey--st TIM mart session.
Isa0a ~ssc hard; b:ths rs 0o0Q9 T.l6aahn
TIL had "turIied out i,ntsrlauatelyH; W
B.ak.l.5..lfElll yois..en ne Repqhl'eaa. m@'ii
osod proniseslaad -: the spleirthoqsht,A
shaasstn;sht abS bsnsAcial. end the Re.
publicaes have got the powst. md viii Il
the tsspsnai6i1ityy,s lainn'% 10 s.~q1pa cd.
s1!Tasreis plenty 10 b doae Many meas.
trss this should b adopted ia View; q: ths
6aq sip. | .aA y tie psssliar aireums' .aees
Of ximnssqt,e: u We wqalds nettas The Re-
pahiieauA did rslaPss iasois Indy Of cr,,AkG
sn-bu, W have right 10 find fault, II aftsr
oil, their crosking aeai6st' Us, and the prori-
III they havs ~ade they Do not, .by judicious
legislation put matters ip : GOD trim. Jvlg-
ing from their esurs., in New York, Wis.,
eon*io md Iowa, 70 hardly dars hope for
81; but ~ hava. right 70 ask It, 9t>nt f
@Althoagh ~ have no confidence in them
~ vii not now predict = Allure IL il
ssosgh 70 w.it tin y, comea; The Rsptbli:.
cans vim have Tie w!hots, aaA solst control.
Th.'r'. j. plenty e DE- 4he@ e. th.t
ahey doIit vssn bus TIabro,if .t.2d>ilo,
So much sor the State. sN,,aaasN - .3l,i
There is another thing to be considered in
eonnecsioa' with the late s,eetioh- sunless
Now Yort should happen 70" ha.s gohs
s9aiast the 'Rspabli and that Is they
eivs strong indications 81 general Repub.
~. ,;c.ory' i lsso.. This Hould pot s,en
= e f,psht With much, consolation ~ lle h s!l
pshae. il would b, for Tho bsat il, the long
ma bseauae such . vietsry tobd' heaf'p up
~ Aisse1siosa in lhe .Democsatioi pAsty, ~.
cause L vould tsash and SATISFY The Sosth,
that cosss what viii thsir iHstitstisns cam
not by any possibility, - tntsrasred wiet;
that there is no danger 'that the present
policy II the Government WIN 10 tehaasal
That VIII. 1sewatd viii +adops no policy
materially different from what James Blu.
.h.nan, 'yv;oala DO i President IS the pex !,
soss years IN ahort shat the RePnhHii ! y
peyty ~ AZ II blowing iss e4aeseips but 4
sbuesoitags-gaoo ID, 10 $40 hsmisl
dltasSusa 49, pit, ueS / @ordstsl' efse'
Id Tie North. II lbs always PROVED viii
the opposition. that t. they had bit rop;::
enough they ve9'd bang themselves, But
in, liz instance ny would die patur,a ~,
AID ipstaataoeoualJ. u Al .ocn =. the Abe,
liien;.Gs 6spd AhsG asw4sd, 6fsr All, woalld
not and eould MT carry out anything Int 1
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bases ;OF iJUNTlNG,

''ha"s aOF sftUNTlNG. "@H 90
The mild, bright weather Of the present
season, together, with the great abundance
Of game has given our citizens great nsst]
for hunting, and already number Of hunt
ing parties are are made mad Up for the winter
although We expeet - severe spell of
weather and tho hardsh;ps Of nths rough
camping and tramping life, will soon take
the conceit ont d most d them ,. The poor
sim9oletcns that ct, their ideas Of ,hunting
from the newspapers and novels and think
that all they have to do is to make them
selves comfortable, kill and lux i upon
the elk, and deer and. have, terrific and
romantic adventures with bears, Indians
and catamounts, without such ha.dstips,pa.
thence and toll IS they never dreamed Of,
will probably return he first week1-per-
fectly satisfied. .
The true hunter in point of sagscity and
courage and determination is without peer,
and has oil the qualities Of the most eminent
statesman and. soldier None of your
dashin&, snowy teats of :foolhardiness' but
cool, presence OF mind, and iadomnitable
pluck, united with quick perceptions and
profound reasoning powers. This is neg
cessary to saoeess, and with it = love of'na-
ture and contemplation, tinged with vein
Of romance-without which hunting, would
have no zest. Such characters Of course are
rare but thank the Lord, there are few
Of themsin Goodhue: though We viii not
outrage their modes'y by giving names. 1t
is such men that make life worth, living for.
To be with them is continual kast-both
Of love and thought. According to some
modern authorities-and we suppose they
lstole the idea, At all events it is good enough
to be old-great characters are developed BY
the necessities and difficulties Of the age; 50
these admirable qualities are developed amid
the wild and exciting scenes Of the North
west by life Of trial, disappointment and
hardships-but they are we'll worth the
rrice-and the Northwest will one day owe
a great and magnificent position, far exceed.
ing what is now conceived o. in great! par,
to them. How glorious if these men could
increase and multiply. instead Of moving, and
keeping almost beyond the line of the set.
Elements but nature is not wont to be SC
lavish II her most precious gifts. And tn.
onward march, Of civilization drives before
it many noble minds with the savages and
beasts ofthe forest? AS they are but few
the9 50 much more should 1'sl1 thhey BE- appre
ciated. With old books old wine, and ole
friends we class the iold hunter-only i,
him are united the zest, the wisdom aue
the hearty good will ofthe three. = IL
~ s4,. = =
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)r. HOWE, DATED \
APRIL 49, 1853.

Senator Sumner having written tos Qr.
Howe. letter in behalf Of Forbes, received
: reply containing seven points or PROPOSE.
tions, of which Forbes says in this letter 70
Howe:
Sir:-Senator SUMNER. has read to nae
your answer to the letters he wrote to you
in accordance with his Kind offer to &c,
s se'3 % ':Sa RaS I 81!
Joshua Leavitt Of the New York Ind pm.
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vast amount Of bitter denunciation against
Nhdna t.rfns" IS tcol. lForbe. con-
IS st, King sisAiae By:
LETTER TO Dr.. HOWE, DATED WAsH.sarox,
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j, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
THE, iHonsea Of iRepresen tatives--which
will convene at Washington ION the, first
Monday q Deeember next--will be polite
w sn,bi;c.,1;;i ' ~ SS|:&n.s Il ], lt!nsi1A
To Democists 'i!uI "!' t. :ii9"-- f., 90
South Americ4ns9> -i:'# god -'2- %
9'No party has a'm.joritr in the House,
The South Americans hold the L.lance Of
power. lon .LyhIn4 ii e.l..L .1jlL iii
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.fha South Americans hold the balance Of
poKsr.s'I3m H9ofo2 III 7orD4 ,9jlI iii
APptEs: There ar, are indications ttbaalt. The
appls crop is % extensive, one: It. is 5esti-
mated that the crop If MOntoe county N. Y.
aloue, is 4sOo 89, and that the total crop 81
Western New York is 1, Os'0,O0O barrels
u NAroR TixnANN, Of New York, has oil:
cred S 00!roward fot tho detection aud con.
vietioa ofany person guilty ofilIegal voting
Il ,GERR1rI SIXTH, IOssawottomisi IL Brown
Giddings Z Co., have hung 50 we'll togethe,
q the past. UP are permitted ~ indulge in
ths here they will hang together in the FL:
'aEHv H q D91yg.i.iw. ?is ',,;la;sl,i,''
99 9!I i On the plains: vest of K@nsas
Nineteen returning Pixies: Peakers, have
been murdered within few weeks past. -
Tas BExstr divorce e c.se, which agi..ted
the newspapers III Mfs: B. desires e co unaee
With her childten'to Minnesota Her kiu$s..
bsad ot5ects'to2sach a'step 'snd'the' decisidi
|of the court, spindinga9H9d .eifb 5soin
,ThERE ow~3t gshsrul' white frost id
South Carolina On thei22d uit:; and in. ths
middle and apparl couutry there was ice
In North Caroline, .thers. was, snow, ,twe
inches deep, MINI M!ip'nesat4t. brever .4ii ,ib.i,
5THE last overland express nfro.n Derive,
CITY has dsriyed q. 81, Louis, bringing $7O0t
~ SD aaSt e consignment g and ;$ss 900
apoan He s tns Pssseangeh!sl1 Cd bns zazoi
| e oYEFRyoRl AEDARYr Of Kansas. has ISSUED
TO proclamation declaring the .Wyandottf
CONSTITUTION adopted Also desiig,lhsating "a.
oath IS Thanksgiving.
In Lawrence county, Arkansas, two o,
:. Three Yesha aga 6!lq fg,,' e.Rsa golpmbu.
yeats pSf r., u sin : ay 'ftpm home Ind
sdSfTyy hiatt 4Ee indacemert We IN .oid
silver asteh.T div a'ii fnE>soiG ghi7a
lK1ttrDDs IL i Bs1sM TIT Par f,,rsiy du Chief
Lxsias isl.tes thst following ead 'particulafi
tof the death ola young lady named 'P0ol
residing on Fancy Greek, ,Richlsnds county
[sbout fifty miles from Prairie du Chivnia "A
Miss Haskell and Miss Peol,a were, walking
tsP9sa hy-gqas4l il the Sav time, xhep-they
d;scoyer:d two bs451 pl.ying With eeeh 2tht'
ahead g. ofthem. The 8irls started TO run, bul
1.-The bears having seen them, started After and
tcinght them One 81 thstd struck Miss po,o u
With its paw, as she turned around, add tor
tks6esh 6ff'keE breast; ID tho bone complete
Fly; the other girl escaped with some Sigh
Iscraaabes Miss Poolidisa in skw honra-
The beafs wssc killed shortly afterward.'',r
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ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURES.
i j3u.n1t,fi%7~~~-~---~-- ~-~--s .YgtT;;l
AN ORIGINAL CONSPIRAT4lR GIVES
ANOTHER, CHATTER IN THE
,,~.. HISTORY OF the HARPER's; :,
~.,,.,. ~ FERRY AFFAIR. ;,..asr-;: q:
The Nanses .fsewerd, sumner; and 9th
10y 4erleaaiaG jRePabi. ans mixed i! :.
~ v:s,i imp ~ the affair: uhfif to- i,
SPECULATION III NJ URDER-x RISE IN THE TIL
rslcE or COTTON 70 FOLLOW. :

t;a .3J-.. ~'t -GjICI-CEs>:->|. l'o2 Ee''|
: The RsraM. TINS. Jeurnir'4ef Com
merce, and other New York papers, have
published number Of letters written BY
Col, Forhes,", and addressed over Il. year
.go BY that At gentleman to Boston. Abolition
lists, which make most astonishing develop
iments, and show that the Hsrpcrs ferry In.
surrso9ion was simply continuation Of the
t"Frse State" operations in Kansas, carried
on under the direction Of the New England
Republicans and Abolitionists. T.: We can
not publish more than one half 81 these let-
tiers . lp ur space win not permit Of i, and
consequently many interesting ones. must be
.mitse4a yet We publish enough, to. show
the charsoters OF hetwhole.r..t will BE- seen
that Forbes was dissasis6ed with his share
Of the pay, with, Browns. supremacy over
him in tho organ;i1aaisn. and with the plans
[of New Euslaqd nssshaa:s to speculate on
the affair: Ii! 70! zig 81 f:idW ,a-ao]
.: Before touching these letters let as sso
who Col Forbes Isl II Tie ii New York
III s;,1,;i.,y - v.s.ii7vCu ia5Hl57GYqaan 9iA
Col, Forbes is IL Ehg,ishman,. Who. j came
to this country IN ls49, soon after The break
down a0f tho Revolutions In Europe, in
which no had been somewhat 'sinvolved.-
He had come military experiences ehatiul
served under Garribaidi int Roma: aaItli;sa
Tha n " Ev,a;ng Pea Republican,
lssvxs: }fE.iidrg dies 9o;:s;oaor xa!1oG olfj
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.,:.s,gf..q-r:1s,. JOHN F1lNGs. za.as-
1 ~ 4; s4s$4a


y District Courty5sh district, ss.l!W ~
.5a4 Goodbue County.ni,11 .hsnaci 1870
!: In the matter: Of, The application of B.. W,
Hamilton to BE- discharged 7iron His debtss ~
an insoivcnt debtor. u GG7o74f Gs buA
To the creditors, Of R. v. aHan,ilitoh, . sess
You will please take notice chat on the Path day
Of October, 4. D. 1859, at tho city aforesaid, on
reading and.shihk AiG .fetisishlnatAdule and
affidavit of4he cd RFH. Hemiltqs. foeadis-
paasssas e |ss Pfes.ss: & :ssFsf
iss Of ths S S 1s Statutes .a If ,s s cn
order WA made by the Hon. n. III DbfiilseA
Judge ct tho 3,stsict Court Of the said FfE;
Judicial District, Of said State requiring Ill tAe
said Il. w. Hamilton, ~ inssl.t
vent debtor, to show cause, if any they have,
h he e seast. 81. i
e of sS.s az Il ia Ri ;ne
solyAntkssttte AA1dld not he mAA6 hAd dAH6o
discharged from his debts pursuant To- tie p5o11
visions Of the Statute in such sese made e9A
Provided-and that notice ofsuoh order p P9bEr
weeks. previous to said I5th, day Of February
1860, in the following nexsPspsye,s e VI: IS.
the Woekly 4innesotian printed and pghliihe4
at ST. Paul, the seat Of tiovcrpmapt Of I'D
State OF Minnesota; in the State Journhl, PRINT
ee and published at the city Of Madison, YqAt q
in the Red Wing Sentinel, printed and publish
ed in tho ce4htyoD g s14Ae A1ese{a II
the s5sf 81 r 6stSSt9, }seg' '11''
'i .sSssa lfss Sas yHXFs NATrSoN;a ~
l1oriy, 100 la.ny AtteIley fo1 FetNit6o6atr:
/ AnnT -XGFNTs' WAETED. = E7FkYsa
f, ~ y 1Rq9X;s AAWllYlK g AMP &ppN;
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-11-12
THE LATE ELECTION.


I'VE have heretofore refrainsd from max !.
Ing any comments upon the late election
and We are glad Of t. For judging from
what our own feelings were, and from what
our Democratic cotem por.ries did say, We
should have been too much worked up
to have done justice to that subject. But
now we hsve got through swearing about
it and began to treat tho matter philosophic..
ally, we find much cause for consolation.
i And 6sst and foremost Is it was not the
great principle Of popular sovereignty eaus-
ed our defeat, although there. was q much
hsrping Is ever upon the eternal nigg,r; We
believe our party has not lost : vote that
VA polled in 1857 on that account. but on
ths contrary, hss made oonvsrts. re- We lost
many votes in this county, and We suppose
Ill through the State upon the homestssd
question: and because II the taxation howl
raised By thS Republicans. '~a ", 'fit011
The homestead question We have good rea:
son to believe viii soon 10 disposed Of finally
and th.t too bytths Democratic patty: II
~ certainly. 1sll through its history sdyo-
1vatsd i 90 libsral policy towards tic
West than any one Of The opposition parties
@audlws see no reason ~hyIit should change
tsiessrss.'D The. opposition to the home
ssssa principle - purely sectional; !.
party opposition, aud tho West must. com.
slAnd sufficient respect in Congress at the