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MORTGAGE SALE.

11EfAUGI' having bSea made Id hs de1dk
fo H. ton q Of ssst.ia @e:ts.ss, sSsss:ed by
eosnty Of Goodhue,. md lthea) Tssr;to,y Of
Minnesota, TO Romeo Warren snd FreIcriek
Martin, OF Ghsnango County, STATE of New
York, ON the ninetsenth day Of Nay, A. D..
ls57, whereby. the sid r W. He..ilton did
tss 8: g: 81 ;:a
heirs and assigns. tbs Following described
pieces OF parcels Of land;lyine and being in the
saa comfy of goodbye. and then Territory, .
now State If Minnesota, and Eiows .nd desie-
nated ~ follows, to wits.
in ssse A.; IS! , "a ;sv: nj,
go and ten (l6:) in block s;ehty-.hres tss;J
lot tenl jim block sixty thresee3;) lot ons(l,
in block thirty mine go let two i2) in block
tweaty( 90; }loteiehK la block fourteen(l4;)le
nine ~ in block twenty-eiHht (ss;) located
in Cannon Falls CITY, according 70 tie ,.serd-:
eighteen (ls;) lot - 81 in block twentJ-hvsi
{25;) lot seven jim block sixty one i6l;) lot
th-ee (s,) in block fo.r (4;) lot eight a. inr
block seventeen IT. lot.seven in block
esventee2 [,7;] located in the oriein.l town Of
thereof. Also lot. one two(s. and ten tls,l
in block seventy.nine [1s; locsteI il Cannon
rslls CIV, according %: ths recorded p'.s
Said mortgage Va. d.1yy neesraed in the ot,c.
OF tue Register 81 Ue9dey IN SAID county OF
Goodhue, on the Goth day of May. A D. is57,
1t q O'Clock r. H., in hook Of Mortgage Dssde.
on pages s33, ~ and IS. *''' ~
Sand mortgage was kivsn Is secure the pay
mont Of = note Of ODD thohasnd Dollar, istet-s
est Of the same date % said mortgage, psya6le
six months from date, With interest 1t three per
cent Per month, and if net paid 1t natssity,
the principal and interest then due, to drfT
interest at the rate Of i've ler cent, per month
until paid. The amount now claimed {, be dus
uPon sid note secured ~ said laestgsee, ID
92l73.66 and no action Or proceeding n law
or otherwise. has been had to recover the same
or any portion thereof. ~ E'Zss<a
Notice is hereby given that By virtue and in
pursuance Of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage and o. tie 'seattsss IN .sehs ses,
made and provided. ths.mortxsgsd psemiees
above described, with hll and sinenlaf the h.
reditaments and apparten.ncea thereuato e.
looeine. will be sold At publie auction on The
th'rticth. day Of Nay. "A. D. 1885, 1T two
o'clock 7: n, az. the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds .in: Red Wing, ia aid coaut7 1NAdE
hue, to satisfy the amount due upon aid nete
and mortgage, and the coats of foreclosure.
Dated April sth, 1889. - - .:.l.---
afas. .;7.,s'. = ROMEO WARREN.
FREDERICK MARTIN.
"A. EDeIE1ox, Atty. .14e Nosteaeecs.
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The PREsBYrERY Of W1NoNA. II Former.
y Blue Earth). will hold their Spring jmeet-
ing It Red Wing. on Thursday, 2lst April
neat. at 2 o'clock r., N. e. D. Holt Stated
Clerk, NJ Blue Earth Presbytery.
The opening ssrmonjwill be preached 81
the Presby terrain Church on Thursday even
ing next It TX O'Clock. by Rev. Gardner X.
Clark. The public generally are invited.
April 18th, 1869. j. W, HANCOCK.
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SPAIN.

In the ok.mbsr ofDepssiet, ss.ll having
been made tor g. prodaai6on ofshe papers
relative to the. nelStiat ens S.tween the
United States, ranne aq1 Enel1nd for the
acquisitionof Cdba - Ansricaysths minis
ter Of foreign affairs replied that some depu-
ties had expressed desire to see the sdmi.
nistration ofCuha improved, ard the Presi-
dent Of the United States had expressed the
same wish. The opinions were that Spain
did not administer Cuba we'll, and thai the
United States. on account. of their higher
ietesiigsnce, had . MORAL duty t. (ulfil, which
.Hassto purchase tina island. ~ II II.
The government could not allow this :de.
about Cuba to remain uncontr.dicted.
All governments had labored to improve
the condition Of that island, and the present
cabinet mad beon constantly occupied with
measures calculated to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of that island the share they ought 10 possess
in ts.eir internal administration xithe.t com.
promising the ties which unite them to thu
mother country The hest reply to the ~
presentations Of certain orators ofthe United
States was the prosperity OF the island d
Cuba. T-tla@2'i} a I.'ECC! -! {, u 4
That the question Of the acquisition ofths
island Of Cuba was imposing and menacins
could not be denied nevertheless the gov.
eminent declared that it felt al the Aecnrity
which it's great natural resources were cai.
cutated to inspire. It had not, however,
render insult for insult, Is they would have
aggravated tho question. It had conducted
itself witE prudence and dignity, and had moi
applied Tor assistance, TO any other power.
1fany other foreign power hsd offered sasiiss.
tanoe: tie government would have tett gtste<
full but It would not havs accepted il, 10.
caass il did not think any lid Va necessary.
As no diplomatic documents existed on
tho question, which happily Was almost tor
minated, the government hoped n. Babe
would b. satisfied with the explanation he
had given, and withdraw the motion. Z; 5'i !
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GA. correspondent writes to the Louis
Vile Journal from Soottsville, Ky, that !
gold mine has been: discovered near that
place, in Allen county, By Mr.. y. GrigRs.-
1t IS stated that specimens have been taken
which have proven to be pure. The 9old,
according to the account, is secreted in
white quartz, and is supposed very rich.
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AROUSED AT LAST.

IL 10 AROUSED AT LAST. g. -
We have this week received = number o,
communications tall anonymous) purpo-t.
ing to answer Mr.. Bristol's remarks On tic
Rev. Or. cnry. Some Of which, from their
vule,rity and i'll temper, and others from ~
their intsnse dallness. " should decline to
publish. even though backed by . responsi.
bic authority. jivs.3.% 5.ais asI@s ~. ;.
However, TO prevent any reflections upon
our inpsrtiality -and against our usual psac.
ce-ws publish the most readable and sp,cv
Of them, it containing NO stataneets Of ja1
that requires resp,nsi5's signature. W,
take the liberty to strike out some Of the
more gross and indelicate sentences. II tho
writer wsrsknown to Us, ws should insist
on his 20 doing Az he has not the mani.
ness to give Us biz name. " cannot b run:
Ming any very ssriou. risk in .,.umibs ii.
responsibility. ., s. III. :'7' ~
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THE INrEREsT CASE.

The Supreme Court Of Minnesota hold ,
special session yesterday, and fled their do.
c'sions in twsnty-eight cases argued, at the
last term. The opinions in moss Of The a.
ses ass psepsssd. and Will b. on Ale IN 4 bw.,
days.9,r i; a.s. s,..,.,..., .,.2.l's,
q The most important decision rendered
was that on the interest case,' - It i com.
monty known. This was an appeal in ths
case Of Goldsmith o.. Rice, from, = decision
Of Judge Palmer's, in which he decided that
the penalty Of Ave per cont, affixed to !
note for ito non payment after maturity
the note drawing but three per cent. preyi:
ously could b collected. The. Supgeme
Court has decided that, altar the maturity Of
. note d contract, the Compensation praid ii
damages for the breach Of the contract to
pay, and not interest; that the rate Of dam.
ages Is the rate Of intsres. stipulated in the
note; thas greater or incrsased rate. aeraed
to be paid attsr maturity, Isl . penalty and
cannot b recovered {; and that stipulation
10 compound interest made, before The inter.
ct y due cannot " enforced. 13neer ana
Democrat. 'e 80 -. y
The above decision is god iliastra,;ou
Of The milk. and water. double fosd oharac.
Tor # our Minnesota politicians disgrace.
ful compromias adstwssn two parties--:,,
'nod' Of settlement which lnsithsr mart,
openly advocated, and Of course ,llosioal. and
absurd; without The practical beoefu, .ha.
have fFsqaently atsendsd saeri6es Of op;n.
iea 10 political compromises. "A decision
intended to curry hvor viii both the Jew.
who grind ths. aea of: their debtors, and the
at'!'r. who hopslsssly .ees his, hsm and
improvements Gradually absorbed 6s . msre.
iy.nosninsl som, and whose case il, { ~ d..
cisson) does not assist IN The. ysnoteet de.
gree; but ths Jsxs, thoagh pretending T.
sr'mo's ~ th' only prssoas, who ne nj.
y pleased. 'a'cts ssitas9.
The h'ly ofno.;aasing ons candidate On
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MORE REPUBLICAN, scULDUGERY.
~ RID W1re.l Anil TX 1ase

MORE REPUBLICAN, CULDUGERY.
r-.. '',';' RsD Vine, April Is, 1858.
Ma. EnlToR With al the facts you
have published in relation to the delinane,n,
taxes, and the high handed robbery Of III,
peoples money, BY our special Republican
worthless. Hubbard and Going, which state.
'nents I know to DO true /; you have bes.
unable to satisfy many worthy Republicans.
on thas point for We a.,. many Of us, "a
constituted, that We hardly can b con.
WINGED Of anything, that would be deroea.
tory - our party. So, notwithstandfnnl,
your exposure, they hsve again been quilted
inso supporting aud eleetins. oaioi.ls Of The
plumber and pilsring stripe. aag IA; 80 !.
Perhaps the following faets, which I deem
II my duty to state, may show that there
Is some Eottsnness in the party, and lead to
the selection Of honest men for our NEXT
candidates. - . s ." = = >l-a
Not daring to run Wn. s. Grow ior, !.
member Of the Board Of superyisors-.nd
in aet he could not have Obtained the, nom;.
nas'on-our worthy Register and Auditor.
made . tool Of Jefferson Cooper, induced
him TO- run with The understanding thu.
when elected, b would, it tho Republican.
had n.jority ID The Town Board. :, resign.
g 2 = 70. permit The superintendent Of ". i
Grow in bis place. Cooper being considered
. clever sllow VAS elected lev day, p,se
tho Town Board meets to qualify. Coop.
or resigns " on account Of pressing bust.
ness" snd Grows man that his party and
tho people have repudiatsd time and .sain-
goes in "slick q : mice.'' 5ashi 29a 10y.
Nov, then. what is tie object IT Il, this
OF this ,..aa,yd cheat.
ing tho party. into the support : and
election Of I man'it does not wasn't? Than.
pen 70 know something .bont that's: 49, !:
Experience han taught my friends Hub.
bard and Going, that it will not benefit their
plans to have Democratic Chairmat, 81 the
County I: Beard Neither viii Il do 1 % Inv, !,
+. hsp''etioa" elected, that is:not Of the right
.srips. So Billy :Grow-who Is great ~ on
aeg-rol'ing. sad thsir Ys,t;eulor iriesd-ls %
b elected to that position; on the strength
of big "great expsr;ens, ana extensive
l'' Of parliamentary rules, :. &C., &e.
Then Bill, win, appoint tie committess Ill
right-esp:cialzv tie covpmittes r,oh;t,hs !, =,
saansise i'so tie charges asais.t tho Rgi.tes
and Archaeological through, thsir Hills
ct tho rate oft4n kpots IN hour, ;b;s,dss
his own4htts ehags Of near 500 4sr- see-
yioss which ths Board refused 70 al!ow M
yser. end such other little |" ii tits" Is they
lth' Register asa Auditory can hslp. hin. 4
tom tins 70 ting. ~. I. =.
Ihs 1.sson of ssch .oQr,s an psrf4ly
psa'D. Our Register and Audi6Sr.ia =;
h,s ahae&, thkt MI sh.y e'ta.,.d "a, .
1aashsr their nsSS.ts -thsIy sars ioe Il swh,t
sat"aes-s;shsr on the part Of the county
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Pixies PEAK PLAYFn -o,tr5

= ms AES rEAA Played OUT. "
Mr., Thomas Taylor Of Til. place, TIL,
week. received . letter from hi. brother.
Alexander, who left this point. last fall 70,
Pixies Peak; dated at Lcavenworth; he re
ports tho gold stories ~ humbugs; and thu,
thousands are INV returning in = perfect,
destitute condition, begging their way FROM
one settlement to another. Crowds Of such
persons. % foot and in carts arc, daily to B.
met With; It, seems that tho bubble h.,
burst SCORER than Was anticipated. Mean.
while what will DO the. effect Of the intsns,
exestemsnt1 that was raised al throueA,t h,
Uniea which has CAUSED hundreds Of thou,;
anda 70 prepare themselves for migrating q
that point. The prospect IL that many .,
them will not b. satisfied to settle down III; Il
their old places. il they could, and, couse.
quently, though Pixies Peak will not b,
their destination, other points in the Yves,
will BE-. prominent among which T. Mime.
sofa. So that after ILL, she may reap 4
good, share Of the benefit aa&itipeted q,
other quarters. in getting up this.ill found.
I'd and dangerous excitement. The New
York Tribune has been foremost in circulat-
ing those enormous stories concerning Pike,
Peak. and in stimulating emigration thither.
1t never speaks : good word kr Minnesota.
It might make some atonement for the ruin
it has brousht upon thousands in inducing
them to migrate to Kansas, BY showing some
Of tho advantages possessed BY Minnesota; :
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@ Of hey p',ty-sh.. may 80 70 The z! devil
|: Nov. ten, Z ,aaina vii til. lepu1ii
cans 70 y, .h.t1 they M .pp,sve s,ch
conduct, thereby making tho party res llon.
,ible for it. Or whethsr they will take hold
like honest men, and rid the party and the
|cau'ty g spsh taales. t,,isera q 90 40 ~
o Going. Grow 4 Go. /! you are truly an
adorable gang. sometimes think butte.
would pet melt 10 your mouths .are
20 houest.,.
oh, Republicans, how long viii you sub.
init to b led BY your noses =
Nothing mora this, time. FROM
j ! f-.E-. AN OLD REPUBLICAN,.
our friend is moss .apprshensivs
than he need b.. The Republican, to be
'sre will, have sm,ll majority in tho Board
but from what W know Of two or three Of
thfr mssnberselect. they arc not the men "a
tali into any such trap, - to help Going 4
Co., g carry out their nice plans, At the ex-
pense Of the county and viii have as much
regard for fir and honest dealing, a. 70,
their own good name. before the people.
Which has hitherto been unstained. sr.
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In contact with the earth with force enough.
aided = i would be. by the great size and
weight Of that other circumstance. to injure
/ 'oahe Of our side walks. Ono hope Of any hap
lpier saecs:) and that know in pitting myself
aeainst him, lean say with the "greenhorn''
whom some quizses undertook to irritate IL
lam ! low, mean scamp. ana feel perfectly At
home in such company" *
Among my "reminiscences Of pioneer, life
in Miadsssta, IL fourth Of July celebration,
q witch time our friend tho Esquire .
took occasion 70 display the length Of bid
wind: and his words. and gave tho "rising
seneiasin" I. characteristic specimen Of hi.
eloquence: He called it ''Fourth Of July
Grafton" but he did not " stick to his text. -
and ~ No heard was q Warren Bristol,
Esquire, with slight variations. Truly.
he ~ omntpotent; and" on.n;prssent upon
Ith.s Day. lie was w!ithoutbsginning. and
70 lsaiting for dinner,> thought he N.
[going 70 b. without end. The colonies were
revdldtionised BY III: Bristol : Warren who
sal = Bunker Hill vas named aftsr Bristol;
Washington crossed tho Delaware, without
|settias.bis stocking, wet, by til. aid Of his
friend Bristol. aud Warren Bristol, Esquire
scared tho American eagle, wiped his no.e
with the Eakiish flag; blacked the eyes Of
the Car Of Rassia, fetched I.oui, Napoleon
e dig j the ribs, and spit in the hce Of the
GankyTurk in the. most approved style
and TIN biggest kind of-wo+ds, and I'll for
tho benefit Of tho Methods. Sunday School,
the student. of the Hamline, and the c,iti-
|sen4 ef diving, in general, who did not
|apptsciate It, and that of Warren Bristol,
Esquire, in particular, who DID. ..etgis;l 8.
Bdt nowmy thoughss bring me to his srea.
fost-:ths brightest spark ofhis gcnniuus-,he
most sublime monument Of lis eloquennore-
thettrilliant ehf dauere: his. famous Grafton
|onths"P .s.s,s and PUP: py so.ci:ys-t-e, e.
that's known b. everybody, that y admired
fbtih, That, in eonasdtion with peanuts
md popcorn. occupies . plaos in the mouth
]of III, .ndrehih wins runs IN our streets with
|. "1etter il his post Office aud which !
{'eain, from . spiritsuu.l friend, having reached
The other world, i s. much admired s. De-
@asthenss that be hos bid : number Of copies
printed. (which be keeps, for gratuitous dis
ttrialioo smong bib fisnds:whe they would
As q i hin and dxll him tl,s "ersatsat Of
{eratori" thus eenveyines +rproof =. deli
||s4ts snd palpab,s = that Of 'Ksnute to lid
|rn'sa IS. that Pl.,o love. to mediate upon
r. Ard that Cicero kseps Il On Als in hi. back
felaass nj : rs ~ ie'o,.;ld not h1ys Ii.
Fp''s!ee. e h,s.ir II ant l.pr deliee,;f ID
watch u aash!agpof th.e eye q sdse, 40
'ses that ininitabls twist Of Tie elbow and
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above stated. And if The additional work
whieh the Register threw in," was prop
Or ehsrse against the: county. it would b .
lien upon the land. and would DO collectabl.
pro rata from each parcel redeemed. ~
We now come 70 the hst-the aekno.sl.
edgsment, in doubls sense: .:'1@"t5stta g
The acknowledgements to the certia.
cstes were taken in the same way that they
are required to DO upon every conveyance 81
land. It has been the custom elsewhere,
ard hae always been regarded as absolutely
necessary. Tie Cc,pty Arditor and Req;s.
tar Of Deeds, both desi,s q .ta;r ;nyest;;odtion
Of tk seko's matter, and are prepared to maxi
4 r.ght i" eesry p1rtieular found alter.
This u no justification for putting the
county to the ussless expense Of $3.50. for
aeknov assignments. These certificates are
not e'noeyanoes, and nesd not 30 recorded
BY the purchaser. In het, rsoord sas made
Of each one. without it, being aeknorlad5ed,
in = book kept for tho express purpose by
the Register: eco sec. 62, chap. H. R. S.;
quoted By tho Register - above, for which
service b. magnanimously made no
charge" because no ies was allowed. -.
Thus NJ expense could b more pssless-
no charge more unjustifable-yes, worse
than that, bscauss the county cannot collsct
such charges from chose wishing to redeem,
and i IS quite likely that they may inv.li.
date the whole sale. q. q. .'5sb@
The Register and Auditor ars both in the
same boat. TWAS you tickle me and /
tickle you-s allow mo for 1000 certificates
aud | will acknowledge them bstore you
giving you $3.50 job. 't<tsq :fn3:i> s:1.9
Il is . bad state Of affairs, bat 10 are clad
70 $50 they ars not incorrigible. They are. il
the county Supervisors take : straight to,r.
ward course. evidently disposed Is. "back
down snd disgorge." Tia sentence from
the Rspa2ioa"-italicised abovs-+.sives de-
cided evidence, cfrrspentanee and rssti.u-
ton. q They will make it right, (aftsr they
get casched At it). Perhaps il they willrest
quite down upon their knees, and own %
everything, they may b forgiven; Let Is
hope for tie best, and exercise charity; in III
things. when the wicked man." &c.
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witticisms and dilapidated pans, and "pro;
miscuous use Of the egotistical personal pro.
noun" Now. no ono supposed that he in
tended to confine himself to one personal
pronoun, for it IS notorious that he could
express himself much easier if the language
contained lf-a.dozen. He, surely mus,
hate thought tho community illiberal if i,
tried to confine that egotism, by which he
50 multiplies himself he sees, in in,agin.
alton, oil around him diminutivs Warren
Bristol, E:squires-to one personal pronoun;
'twould b preposterous ,,''" :.
He speak, too, Of the ease with which
died politically. Now that's good: You
we'll recollect, Mr.. Editor, the time when
upon comparing the. two. titles Of Hon"
and " e squire" he came to The conclusion
that "%Warren Bristol" was set off better
by tho "pre6x than the affix, aud according
~ appealed to the people to transmogrify
him from = counselor" to councillor p
And what spread-e.gle speeches he got Of,
in his peculiar manner, on that occasion.--
How many voyages he made up salt creek.
before he came to the conclusion that "Jor:
dan was hard road to travel. How many
drubbings he got At the hands Of the ''P-e:e.g
and Puppy So-ci-ye-t-e-e," before he
found out he was beaten, and how many
strong doses Of Democracy. judiciously ad-
ministered it took to give him final qu;stu..
But this is getting too long, and in con-
clusion, let me advise Mr.. Bristol, to mind
his own business ana let respectable people
alone. Nor need he be in any hurry to stir
up the devil, for the time will assuredly
come, when he will not be able to keep him
at hay, even with the aid Of "long fun
merry" and the apostolic Succession. j.,
. Respectfully yours.
~, .. ~. D1oGENEs.
P. s. Since writing the above, I have
heard that Madame Rumor did actually wink
at Mr.. Bristol, rs she WAS seen to wink 1t
several persons, that morning, and to 90 by
his Office several times. ,7l17 III: D.:
'siid ''2tH p 1T iREp WNo. Anil 16. 1889