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TOBACCO INSPECTIONS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Nov 23.-There is rather
more export demand for -four today and holders are firm
in their views Sales comprise some $50 bbs straight
superne at SIS 25 per bb which is the uniform
rate for that description 160 half bbs do at S5 62H
pair; 100 bbs Penna and extra at IS rs fol
selected brands and 700 bbls. Western extra
family, terms kept private The receipts and
are moderate but holders generally free sellers at
these rates The trade buying fair extent at the
above figures for superne and extras and So per
Dbl for extra family and fancy lots Rye Flour scarce
and 100 bhs sold at 81 25 per Dbl OF Corn Meal of
$50 bbls Penn'a meal is reported at s 81 per bb
which rate there are more sellers than buyers,
The demand for Wheat is moderate but with light re.
cepts and stocks, prices well maintained and firm;
sales reach some 400 bushels in lots at 127l3Oc fair
to good and prime reds mostly at the latter
ware, including 200 bushels at something more and
white of good quality at 14l142c Rye is wanted and
further sales of Pennsylvania are reported at 9293c
Corn is rather dull to day the prices of yellow
ing at from 65 to 75c condition. prime dry lots
are only saeable at the latter figures Some bushels
sold at 65d roc for inferior to fair quality. Old Corn
worth 9Oc atoat and but little Offering Oats are
rally held above the views of buyers, and quote
Southern at 4lg4i %c. and Pennsylvania at 4344c and
but little doing in the way of sales.
The market for Groceries is unchanged sale of %
tie season, made at SIC, and small lot of New Mo
asses at 55c on time 400 bags Rio Coffee also sold at 2c
Il sual credit.
In Provisions there is little or nothing doing
The demand for Coverseed is moderate with further
sales OF $50 bushels at s55 % per bushe common to
prime lots which latter are scarce Timothy steady
$225u $50 and FlaXseed at 81 SIS per bushel
Whiskcy continues dull. Drudge selling at "a Gl25c;
hhds 26c Pennsylvania bbls 26K K@27c, and Ohio do at
27hc
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Shir Banshee
3799 bbls. -four, 100 bbls. rosin, 500 kegs lard.
QUEENSTOWN, IRELAND-Ship Star.
4O5,GOo feet white oak timber, 1000 dressed white
oak slaves
~ HALIFAX, N. s.-Br. brig Aron.
S,79l bushels wheat.
ST.. JoHNs, N. F.-Br sclr Petrcl
oo2 bbls -four, 81 bbls pork 10 half bbls do bbls.
KINGSTON JA-Srbr Alice Nome
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLoUR.-Kingston, ia, 3l9 bbs.; Porto Rico I52
bbs. Halifax 166 bbls
WHBAT-Laguayra $500 bushels; Halifax 600 bushels
TOBACCO-ImDs.
Commencing January !, 1859, and same time 1858
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HOWARD STREET FL0CR.-The demand this week has
been mainly for this description On Saturday there
1900 bbs Super sold at S53 but the sales Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday combined only $50 bbls Super
all at at s537K and 100 bbls. Family at $3.50 per bb
To-day note sales of $50 bbs choice Super SIS S7%
per bb!., at which figure Super closes dull We have
heard Of no sales of Extra this week but quote
steady at S575G6 per bbl.
ONO FLoUR-The transactions in this description Of
Flour continue to be light There sales Satur-
day and Monday Of 600 bbls Super S537% per bbl
but nothing has been done in it subsequently, We quote
Super to-day at s. 5537X and Extra at $575 per bb
CITY MILLS FLOUE.-There has been very little in
quiv for City Mills Flour for three weeks past
have heard. Super generally held early the week
today at l2H per bb We quote Extra S6G6 % for
regular shipping and Sc 1897 per Dbl for fancy brands
FAMILY FLOUR-Famy Flour continues in good de-
at 81 so and the Reservoir, Silver Spring, and Ash
land brands at 81 25G75O per Dbl. Ohio and Howard
Street Family may be quoted at Sc so per Dbl
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour is still selling at $4374 per
bbl., but the transactions in it are light. ....
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR.-Buckwheat Flour continues in
fair demand, The ordinary brands selling S2G2 so
CORN MEAL.-The market for Corn Meal is unsettled
Brandywine is held at "a 25 per bbl There some
sales making but the particulars not permitted
transpire We note the export this week Of 800 bb al
to the West Indies.
The following the inspections of Flour and Nea fo
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Ordinary. E. Q GllO Q 611O 0 6l1o
Middling 1l3d12 124dl2H | 114GllA Il
Good Middling 124@12H 12A@l2A ! l24012k
Mddliug Fair. 12Eal2A 123dl3 12kGl2A

FRC1T-Maaga Fruit continues in demand, and prices
for it well maintained cargo received early in
the week per schr Juno, offered on Tuesday at
auction, by Messrs Lennon Brogden. The cargo
contained 5000 pkgs Raisins and about 500 pkgs
sold at 81 60 for whole boxes layers 81 so for half
do 90 cts for quarter do 50 40 for whole boxes
bunch; 81 70 for half do and 20 cts for quarter do
We note also sales of So kegs Lexia Raisns S77 TO-
90 kegs Sun do at co. 100 half kegs do S50 20 kegs
Grapes at SO each so boxes Lemons at 81 104 25 100
boxes Figs at cts 25 drums and so half drums do at
6G1 cts and l5 trails soft shell Almonds l34 cts
per lb.
FEATHERS-Feathers range at from 40 to so cts. per
lb for good to prime mixed but hear of sales this
week worth noting.
FISH.-Fish are arriving pretty freely, but the market
for them very dull and sales of consequence have
been made this week. Prices are, however, generally
unchanged, and again quote Mackerel at S925d $50
for No g. Sl3 50dl4 for No. . $l550Gl6 for No l. Ale
wives at S4iI5 and Herrngs ranging from 81 so to
S325 for Halifax, and 81 to S525 per bb for Labrador
Goldfish are selling at S3754.25 and Hake at S22 %
per 100 lbs.
FLOUE-There was pretty active inquiry early in
the week for Flour aud the market for it quite firm
in tone but for two three days past the demand for
has been Light and the feeling in the market perCeptbly
weaker. Prices have not however given way but it
would he difficult to effect sales extent to-day
the price obtained early in the week The sales this
week add up only about 1000 bbs There has however
consequence of yesterday being observed as thanks
week. The exports since our last follows, viz
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BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Nov. 25-our
Dry Goods market has for some weeks past been quiet
and it is not probable that there will be much activity In
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THANKSGIVING DAY
SERMONS IN VARIOUS CHURCHES.

We present this morning abstracts of a number
OF Sermons, delivered in various churches on
Thanksgiving Day. Religious services were held
in almost all the churches, but our space does not
admit of reports from more than the following:
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N
INTRODUCTION
!. My dear hearers, assembled this day-with
thousands of fellow citizens of this State and twenty
six sister States territories different cities-o
observe this as day CT thanksgiving Almighty Col
for his numerous blessings; and all large
y in the spirit of the occasion This and all similar occa
sions recognize the fact that all blessings
from the Divine Beingthat He is the God of the State
of the family and indv ual This recognition by the
ruler-as blythe indvidua-is of the encouraging
signs of the times. 1t is kind of political Saba tn
when the States and nation called upon to suspend
the ordinary secular business of life, and turn their
thoughts to contemplation Of their Indebtedness to
Heaven and their consequent obligations to obedience and
| gratitude for his meIces
This recognition of dependence upon God in
form is OF great antiquity. 1t enjoined by Moses
upon the Jews by the kings of Israel upon their people
and by all Christian nations in modern times At
early period in the history of this country, during
severe drought in New England day Of humiliation and
prayer was appointed to pray for rain; and aftei
day of thanksgiving was appointed TO praise God
sending the desired blessing in to prayer. At
later period during the pending struggle Of conflicting
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.


thEFAt It having been made in the condi-s
~ ton Of y certain mortgage deed duly exc
cuted and delivered by Jacob Bennett and Car
oline Bennett his wife, of Goodhue county,
Minnesota, to Thomas Goodrich 4 CO., OF Dur
buquc, Iowa, which mortgage decd bears date
Nay 9Th, 1853, aud was duly recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said county Of
o'clock A. NJ, in book four Of Mortgage Deeds
pages 42o and 42l, and conveys from the said
Jacob Bennett and Caroline Bennett t. the said
Thomas Goodrich Il Co.. in fec, the following
described premiass sitnatc in said county, to
wit: BLOCK number eleven III in West Exten
Ing to map Of said West Extension Of Swc-
neJ's Addition and subdivision Of out lots F.,
9, II, ], j and X, recorde! in the office Of the
Register Of Dee Is for Goedhue county, MiRno-
sotIs :.
Sad mortgage Was made to secure the pay
lnent II the peomissory noe Of the said Jacob
Tor the SUN ofone bundI ed ind twenty
eight dolAars l$lzs), payable to the said Tl'on.-
rs Goodrich IL Co., at Dubuque, six months az
ter date, with interest a: the rate Of two pc.
cent per month.
No proceeding having been instituted t. re-
cover any rart E1f said mortgage debt aud there
being due on saiuN note ard mortgage at the date
Of this notice the sam Of one hundred and thur
ty; six dollars and Norty cent: l$lae.4o),
in pursuance of the power cf' SAFE contained in
said mortgage and Of the Statute in such case
made an !. provided, SAID mertRaged premises
will be offered for sale AZ Pubic Auction at the
front door Of the Post GfScc, ix,the city of Red
Wing, in said county Of t3todhut, on the slst
day Of February, AID. 1859. at ten o'elcck- AM.
% : satisfy tho amount due On ssidsmortgage
Thomas GOoDRIC11 & co. Baartsa a.e..
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Minnesota, !
County of Goodhue.

state OF Minnesota, a.
County Of Goodhue. Or
INDER and by virtne of & certain ersrations
~ isued ont Of the District Court of esiH Sta.s
TOR the 5th District, in and for the tt,antt e.
GoodhHe, in" certain action wherein NJ 1rrsHs'
and 5: l.. Campbell were plaintiffs and T. Ill
frlnd!c was defendant dated the 18th ,1,y of
January, 1859.
And under and by virtue Of a certain ;.ac.-'
execution, issued out of said court bearing Gx9e-
the 18th day Of January, 1889, in certa n ae-
ton, wherein Seth Washburn was plaintiff ancE
said T. II. Prindle was defendant.
And under and by virtue Of certain other
execution, issued out Of said court bearing date
the 18th day of January, 1859, in certain ac-
ton wherein Austin Knapp was plaintiff. aud
said 7. II: Prindlc was defendant. Each Of
which SAID executions being issued against the
property of said defendant, T. II. Prindle, and
to me directed and delivered, I have levied
upon the pieces or parcels Of land situated in
SAID county, and described as follows, to wit
The south east quarter of section No. seven.
II. IN Township No. one hundred and eleven
gu, north Of range fifteen { Is, west contain
ing 100 acres Of land more or less.
Now, re:orc, notice is hereby given that
shall expose for SALE the land above described.
us the law directs. ut publ. vcndue, under each
and all Of the said executions. on Bush street. in
front OF the Sherif's office in the city Of Rcd
Wing: in said couaty, on the 5th day oil March,
AID. 1859, ut II o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated the 22d day OF January, 1852
N. s. CHANDLER, Sheriff,
ofGoodhue county MINI.
ny WX.. W. CLARK, Deputy Sheriff.
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nEFAVLT has been made in the payment 81
>, the sum Of one hundred and tfirty-;cve,,
dollars, which is claimed to be due ut s.. ~
OF tins notice, on certain indentr;c Of mort.
g &c e. bearing date the 1871: day Of Julv. A.D:
1897, executed by WarreS clark Of Goodhnc
county Minnesota, IS VIM. e. Ccol Of Kane
t e !lh:ois. and recorded In the office Of
t t :, .ster VI Deeds in and for Gooshuc coah-
~ s'en territory and now State of Minnesota, in
* Of mortgages pages 80 and 100, ON the
WHICH said mortgage was duly assigned by VIM.
g Cool to John Cool, and by John Cool dulv
assigned to Hiram Lockwood, and by Hirun
Loekw God duly ssigned to Solomon Frcdhcim,
and by Solomon Fredheim duly assigned to
Thomas ). Buckham, and all the said assign
ucnts duly recorded.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of q power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and of the statute In such case made
and provided, the premises described in and
covered by said mortgage; to wit:
Ihe south east quarter of section twenty
seven, 27,) and the east half ofths north cast
quarter OF section thlrty-four, f34,) and the
northwest quarter Of sec. thirty-fye.( IS Mnd the
soath west quarter of section TWENTY six % i'm
town one hundred and twelve kll2A north of
range seventecnl ~ west will be sold at public
vendMe at the Office oftho Register of Deeds at
Red Wing, in the said county of Goodhue
on the 12th day of February, A. D. 1889, at ten
Q CLOCK in the fprenooh, to satisfy the amount
due on the said mortgage viii, costs: :
Dated this 18th day Of December A. D.. 1855
THOMAS S: BUCKHAM,
BATtHEiDfR & BtcKuAu. A4i;c
Attorneys for ASSIGNEE -
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MORTGAGE SALE-

DEFAULT having been NJ ada in til. nav
&c.,. ~ nj OF the sum- Of seven hundred and
sAty eight dollars: and eighty FIVE cel:tsl s76s.-
30. which, is now claimed to he due, 1t the
Gate OF this notice, upon il, certain in
Hvcred by Luther s. Twiclcn; Of Hastings,
county of Dakota, Ierritort. of;Minnesota, to
a. Atkinson ofMadison, Morgan Comfy. State
OF Georgia, dated the 18th day Of April, A. u.
1857, and recorded on the 1sth day Of Ami.
A.. A.; 1857, ct o'e|ock, p NJ, tn the Office Of
tho Register Of Deeds Of Goodhue county,
Territory Of Minnesota in Book s:2r Of NOR.
cages, pages 355 and 35S.
Now therefore notice is hereby given that in
pursuance and by virtue Of 4 power Of sale
contained in said mortgage, and Of tkv statute
IN such cases made and provided pnd no pro-
collect the said debt secured H.; the said ,sorto
gage or any part thereof, all these tracts or
parcels of land lying and be;nc IN ths '"ov,t,
OF Hoodhde, Territory Of Minnesota. describe.
Is follows, to wit: TIC north half Of tho NO II.
eass quarter In = Of n ~ and north + ali .:
eiohtee ~.st H%a!ser IN ofnw ~ Of section
thirteen l3] of range sixteen (161 we.s IN. .,,a
"a one hundred and fftyenne and :h; hin
Sy-eignt ono nundrcdth l5y.3s) acrc. na.e
~ y less according to the government s,,s,n.,
nool, together with all hcrcditaruont, AMI
::pPurtenances thereun' Q in anywise appcrta;m :.
est bidder fo5 cash to satisfy and tho " deb
sas shs ss1. in aid said
a1!oweo q law, a. the front door Of the Otficc
81 the Register 81 Dee9.s in tho c;tv ot ssG
,Ws;2ne In the coEnty Of Goodhuo and s.sta -'e ~
;;a lin OF the sth day Of February. A. n
Asoe ct II O'Clock in the forenoon Of that dav
Dated, Hastings, Decem Der 24sh, "A. b; ls5s
3 A. ATKINSON.
- A T.; S.Asz11,, Mortgages.
my 'or sSor'Rseee' i:sw6
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iEHAL NOTICES.
MIRTGAAE SALE

-
WHEREAS del: ut has seen made in the
w conditions Of cert: indlhture Of mort
gage, made. executed and delivered by Joseph
Daniels and Dene E. Daniels hi, wife, Of the
comfy of Ramsey, in the State theft territory
of Minnesota, to George w. Armstrong, Of tHe
same county and State. tearing date the &c ven !,
and tifty-eight whereby the said Daniels ana
his wife did grant, bargain, self and convey t"
said Armstrong, his heirs and as igns fore yer,
I'LL the tracts or parcels Of land situate in the
county of Goodhuc and State of Minnesota, and
described q follows: The southeast ausrter
OF section thirty-fvc 1857 ia township one han
dred and twelve Q12) north, range eighteen
~ west, except ten acres, together with all tue
Entertainments and appurtenances thereunto in
ahywlse appertaining, to secure to said Arm
strong, his heirs and assigns the payment Of two
day Of January, eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, tor the sum Of twenty eight hundred dol
lars, payable to tho order Of William Frceborn,
aho due In tive months thercfrem, and hearing
interest after maturity at tho rate Of five per
cens per month, the other pas ablc to the order
OF said Armstrong, dated the seventeenth day
OF April, eighteen hnnd' ed and ffty-cight, for
SIX thousand. eight hundred and seventy one
dollars lSe ,s7l], due in thi,ty days [no grace]
from date, with interest at:sr maturity ut the
rate OF hve per cent per m- nth that tho said
George W. Armstrong is tn" owner and holder
OF the said two notes and NOR gage; and the
said mortgage was recorded in the Office Of Reg
lister otDeeds ofGoodhue conaty, on the twenty
first day Of April. eighteen hundred and fifty
eight, at four o'clock T. NJ, IN book '.Four''
OF mortgages pages three hundred and fifty -o,le
ana three hundred and hfty-two that the sum
of four thousand dollars has been paid on the
last before mentioned note, and hat there is
still claimed to bo due on tho said notes. includ-
ing interest, at the date Of this paticc, the sum
OF Sc ven thousand, nine hundred end twenty
seven dollars (s7,s2:) that ITO snit al Jaw or
proceedings have been instituted to recover the
said debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
Now, therefore, by virtue oftle power ofsale
IL; IL, said mortgage contained. and Of the Statute
IN such case made and provided, notice is here
by given that the said morteaged premises will
De offered for sale, at Public Venduc. at the
front door of the Office Of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court at Red Wing, in said county ofGood-
h"e, on the 10th day Of March, A. D. 1859, at
II O'Clock a. NJ, to satisfy said notes and mort
gage and the costs Of sale. Dated at St. Paul
this 22d day ofJan 1ary, A. D. 1859.
GEORGE w. ARMSTRONG; !
Mortgage.
SMITH d. GILMAN, Attorneys l29w6