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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-21

THK NEw CLOTHING HoUsE.-1te new
clothing establishment Of Messrs. Sprouts &
McCown, at No. Isl Min street. under the
Worshsm House, has already attracted uni
versaI attention. The new firm have extTaor-
binary facilities for supplying their customers
With the best goods and the very latest styles,
zs they have agencies both in New York and
New Orleans, with which they are in daily
communication They deal exclusively In fine
clothing and Eentlemens' furnishing goods,
having an eye to the vsry latest New York,
London and Paris fashions, and their manner
Of doing business enables them to sell at the
Fery cheapest rates. sproule & McCown's
viii ~ doubt become the Emporium Of Fash
soH N Memphis.
y The magnificent steamer Nebraska
took her first departure for New Orleans this
season last Monday evening. In observing
her moving of from our landing, We were
struck with her elegant and finished appear
anes in her new dress Of paint, earpeting, etc,
and especially were we pleased with the hand
some pair Of new chimneys which grzced this
splendid boat On inquiry, We were informed
that they were the handiwork Of our esteemed
follow-eitizen, Mr.. Charles Richards, an in
dustrious, enterprising and worthy mechanic.
We were moreover informed that these were
Jbs third pair Of chfmnevs manufactured in
this eityby Mr.. Richards, for our New Or cans
packet line. He deserves and win receive a
liberal share Of patronage.
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THnM.fS TF.GGUE.

CORNE o. LINDEN y ST. PATRICK SIS,
WILL Keep constantly 11 hand q c1mplct- as-artmsut
w % 40 kinds % choice Family Groceries. Fresh
1utrrr aid E--s P0-try. etc, b Whirh be invites the
lu-uriu of cu-umfrs- ss0l5
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MecOMB CO.
~TWENTY-FTVE CENTSI

Wewin make pictures for a few days longer
at twenty-five cents, SCI in cases.
Sewing Machines at prices from $50 20
500, warranted. YEAROUT 4 Co,
sep1s-1w 292 Calhoun Block, Main st.
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aAAo
Leaves MemHln every TUEsuAT. uFru Eatrru
ING, l-avss virksburr every SATURDAY HtLH
steamer Victoria.
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GALLArIE RkoEs-ns GaIlatin races be-
Kan yesterday with a sWeepstake for two year
olds, SIe0 entrance. $50 forfeit one mile cut
- subs. We learn BY telegraph that the race
BY Albion, dam EudoTa BY Priam, ful sister to
Kate Hays Tin I=56t. Five started. The
winner has been ehris.ened Sallis Woodward,
in honor OF the sstimsbls and accomplished
lady o. well known citizen. This is the first
Of a series Of victories which We expect TO
chronicle this fan, Is won BY the Memphis
-..Ll.
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goraI Mlattrrs.
Wednesday aoT1iaE, ssP'. 81, Isss.

We are indebted to Mr.. Hale for files Of
San Francisco napers-
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STlPLE 40 FANCY nRT GO0DS.

90 ono latest Styles such zs Si1E. French nrLaiues and
l1b-s rluIsrc-. Msriuds of every quality ant osaT F;
-haEs aud Ciaaks 90 every rariEtyf Hop SKIRTS % he
dne-t Improvement. very extensive dock u BOOTS
uui sfOEs t pH-ssar Veryhsiv Youths
aui h1T's Clothing a. Fr.es- 60 surprise ne people.
Pr P aHtrrz. al kinds 1 PLANTATION FOODS: a.
EersryE. Jeans. O-uahurz. Blankets. NrEm Bugans,
etc. sf extremely low figures.
Merchants and River Traders sin faf DO % their iu-
teresi to call ad ne. hsVIHr HHla ar~rIucrmrufs with
Easfru Mauuf1eturrr's sod Importers o. 1au a. Etstern
prices CuuvIue- y1ursrlve4i Cone an~. cam- am
Eau1 +fHuTvfe gErggFT
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sV'OSeco.

n pursuancs 90 the passaEa of a resolution by the
L Aldermen ca lat night. the Election on the Exten-
sIon Of the tracko Of The Memphis md Charleston Rail-
road othe River will b posfp1l-I Un-l SATURDAY,
The 18Th Of OCTOBER next. r.. d. HAUGH.
saufarnhRr IS. 1853. warHr-
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to5t I snlTH D. anltats Cor rs-sisdiau D. ne
'hee Of sasrir % sae-hy Csuuiy az ne sasuins Elrh
election. -rr.
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H. 7. STANTON, Esa-Among he profess
sional ge-flsmen who have located in our city
recently, there is no one Of whom we feel
proudsr than Of our young friend H. 7. Stan
ton, ESQ, the attorney, late Of Maysviile- He
is a Young gentleman OF fine legal sttainments,
and ofrare experiences in this profession. Mr.
Stanton viii give particular attention to col
lscting and securing claims on West Tennes-
see, North Mississippi, and Eastern Arkan-
sas.
DR- L P. YANDELL-The Louisville JosT-
nc, published where DR.. YsndeIl is best known
says Of him: " The trustees Of the Memphis
Medical College have had the wisdom to elect
Dr.. L. P. YaudsIl, late OF Louisville, to the
Presidency OF that aour shing institution in
the place Of Dr.. Pittman, resigned Dr.. Y,
bv bis tact and talent and marvellous energy,
will make the Memphis Medical College in a
short time one Of the most prosperous in the
Western country As an officer OF a medical
institution, he has but few equals anywhere.
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.REGUL4R MEMPHIS IND 1RKANSGS
RITER plCEET

For Helena, Friar's Point. "a slesn, Pizs
Bluf. Little Rack and F-r. saith.
IEsglE wuIPPLE. ........-.C C czsr Master.
TrHE sant auI mauHlacrHt steamer Wl
Il leave Or hr a1aee H-f
lanlngs every SATURDAY. ar5PM -
PaseuEru and shlureu en- rely on ne uctaufF 10
nla leat
fPr frr-sht % laslar nHrs .n Board. or o.
MuRrrN. PRIEST o. Cn.
HnuIH=nmn Am. rru EnHHH naH
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Street Railways.

THOSE wh1 may pish 60 NIKE a cul-1d with Tie
4 city f1- the privilege % running Street Raiiraais
On this cty, are requested o. aTfv 40 On early DAY 90
The ni-rsiEuci- committee fr Psu- Terms. STREETS.
etc a IT, DOUGLASS.
A STREET.
zsplo-iI0t VA. FARRIs
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DIR. y. G.. :. GHAsTT.
4 Akfhhe bis IrufeEsnuL e~ervices 60 the citizens Of
heaphla. . via D.. .. d. s~suufers Ne. 81
t0rA nas csurf bqurrt- ssPt-tEi
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Suburban Residence for Sale.

- @<RA1e1tS - S&A1a
anrr ~ sale my ReslIrnr-. = uile- east from C1urt
i square. in the neirhh1rh-i of q. n williams and
John G. Laui-r- There are SIX acres On The piscc. but
sil Be divided % suit pu1hl-ers, so EEL % give -FOUR
arr - O. the r~rsldence and leave a h7auflful two acre lt
with hauds1me forrest tres The house contains e
hall and seven rooms. new, well built and iu perfect or
der. There are on the place a 1rEr ci-trru. vel and
every Necessary outh0use taIl neul a. nue aml prriuc-
tive ganien and q well selected ord sr-a collection
q ruit trees In hne CROWNS cuiitisu The yard h.
nicely Lard a AMI beautifully -et with large forrest
trees. apply Co J. A. ANDERSON.
or n Thomas Peters Rcnl-E.at- Assent. Csrhsuu
BUILDING. aanfG-FTm
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For County Trusfee.

" are auihoIrei % zanaunes LAKE, asa
1auftstr nr r~e-elsciou % he ones o. REGISTER o. sb-Bv
Ce-ng .tW..
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TrEsDAT PACKET FoR WIFI RrrER

THE marninceut ant hf sfs-uhf4f 49,
i steamer. n y RTLAED ,. q. shel b 4Etf
Dan. m1sfer. win csunieucs fer resuiar E@aa
trips a. ahaTe, On tne ass TUESDAY I'M September. and
vii leave Memphis EVERY TuEsDAT e1rEe Ha-c1-
so. shippers can rely on his bat remainlrr u ne
Trade DURING THE sEAsOS
And giving prompt alteration b. al uaT BOD lr1-sh
business
For heiEhtor passage agplg D.
Az oNEAL Ja..
rammn umnnem A. H. r--H.
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FRANK wILDs1AN,s
House Servant for Sale.

A uk-LT NEGRO GIRL, uluetsen years o. sEe-i
- gcof oaak, washer AID irone1. Appiy 70
H14-dln sOHN 6IFIKk, - Nan street
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SoHooL Books AT CosT.-Wa,son a Beard,
3i3 Main street, are selling their entire assoh-
ment Of school books at cost. In
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For ATTORNEY General

We are auiho1rrd b nnlaunrs " p. DAY, a. . can
isii'e Or rr-siseiau % ne anes u c5znty Trustss. 81
he Mrh election. s,ps-t,.
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Memphis and New orleans
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.


Tn-Weekly U. s. Mail s. Passenger Mne
TWE HFvPHIs EtrlIE8E
4uu TIrEE8C1f
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAI

MARCUS o. WRIGHT isa candidate sor re-si-tia, %
me ena &c crTt q hs Comm law sud crimia.1
Cart f N'mraiS At the sasaiaE election IN M.res
nozt.
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For Constable,

W are authorized % anuluuce y. .. COLLINS na
candidate Or Attorney General fr he Pirh. r~hirtseuth
ant Fourteenth Civil nistrirr- s-a4..
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80. Agnes Female Academy.
I'VE FALL TERM and SIVtaenth Session val ON
i mencs Eontay. September On. ssi-iau2m
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steamer Daniel BOone.

T p -M-sl-r
Memphis every THURSDAY. sf r O. ~ Re-
turaias leaves vl5k-auaE rFru H1NuAT. aI-u
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For Autorney-Gl

We are u1'tqrlzet % luua1nce CHAs. CRENsHAw
s. s eandidlfs Or County Trustee Of shelby County.
sa8-tas
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Pm LEArH. BE- a candidate fr Constable IN ne
PIN Civil Dtsiri1 ef sls.by county 1t DE -1su.uE
election n Mlrrt uerf-
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HoSrETTEK a salFH.
\ suufacturers ald Prupristora
-
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For county Trustee.

Neare autorir-d 10 aun1un1s JOHN p mEsEVASr.
cierk ~ ne County C1urt o. sasBy souHty. .asand-
lala ar $500 -.
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quired. Apply by letter to
NORRIS, MALL & Co, ClothieTs,
selI-3ts New Orleans.
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In another column, see the advertisement Of
George PATTIsoS a Co, booksellers and
StstiOnsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
street
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O'Clock and closed al II O'Clock each morning
during the winter, and opened al 3 and closed
at 10 O'Clock during the summer season and
that on Saturdays that the markets be opened
from I O'Clock until 10 each Saturday evening.
?. That It shall be unlawful 10 sell fresh
meats in the city at any other place than The
markets, in any quantities, except on The reg
uiar wharfboats to river cIs-omers.-but sales
at retail NAV be continued az the market
houses during the entire day.
3. Tha' venison and other game Be exempt
ed from the above provision
! a all p~sddling and trading in fresh hsh,
flesh, fowls, chickens, eggs, butter, etc, from
wagons in the streets be discontinued.
Pending the discussion Of the market ordi-
nance, the board adjourned until this evening
at I O'Clock.
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TERMS CASH OR CITY ACCEPTANCES,

HAVING recently renewed from the City o. wash
II iI~tcn w,cretr vas Cor many year en-ssed in the
business eeee ~ sale a large soCk % genuine COgnac
Brauiirs. MADEIRA. Port Shrrry Clsret and Cham
pa-u- wines. ef his own ami his fafherfs importation,
which b. Challenges any market 90 Eurpass IN purity,
qaaifv. o. price; ais1. a large asssrturnt q dns old
vIrElrir HulP vHuia Rye, Mountain and MononEa-
hcla Whistles. f-m three o. tUrny-cuc ycau IN his
possession he usmrs the following r1ds in store and
daily expected fmm Euupa:
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IlOst--S2J Reward.

AND A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT-
MENT OF FLANNELS.
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Rivers
A. CAMS LANDING-wfm -are-LIr-- - Man
l--tH. Warren. Camden af WHHr beng ne
county =srts respectively Of Dew. BrEHrv rfO--r b
counties. All
A. V~ICKsECRG-Wlh H1r11f Or TEEsH1 a-t N-a
Orleans on d h1urs- Ais. with sraFulla. 1-7 Hr Neu
Orleans, Red River, Tazoo a1f Sun Power Also wa
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Watches, clocks, JeWelry, sHver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co; 2e3 Main street.
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= T""-..--a |I""| T1--V-III" 7 NTT| .
WILSON a HARRI
sauIa-1w Near he Post once.
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PASSENGERS Bound south

ihiu the baunf. Of ne frr- 81 tHr Her Psrrs-s o.
l1sr rivers Prompt auI reliable r.1narHul ore sEa
afr hv MS line with fnc nrrr.ur stsmE.7f Rail
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

=
wi Dehult having been made in the condi-
ton of a certain mortgagcd deed, duly execu-
ted and delivered by John Stems, of Goodhue
county, Minnesota, to William W. Phelps and
Christopher Graham, OF. Sibley county, Min
nesota, which mort9aged deed bears date the
Goth dayof November ID. 1851, and was du-
y recorded in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds, of said county, on the oath day of Mo-
vcmber a. d. 1857, at one O'Clock, p. m., .in
Book Of mortgages, pages 5G7I 81 672, and
conveys from said John Stems to said Phelps
and Graham,. in fee; the following described
premises, situate in said Goodhue county ,.viz:
u The south west quarter OF the south west
quarter OF section No. twenty-seven (27) in
township No. enc hudred and thirteen (l13)
north OF range. No. fifteen (l5) west, I'm said
county anu territory, now State. ~ ~ enc
Said mortgage was made to secure the pay
mcnt OF fhe 'pronissory cote OF said John
Stems, for the sum Of two thousand 5000 doll
lars, payable to said Phelps and Graham or
their order, on or before eighteen mo:lthyafter
tic 10th day of November, 1851, with interest
At the rate 5of three per cent. per month from
date until paid.
No proceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover any part OF said
mortgaged debt, and there being due on the
said note and mortgage at the date of this no.
tytwo dollars 1922. ,.,sr
Now, therefore, notice is hereby givcn. that
in pursuance of power Of sale in Said mort
gage contained, and ofathc statute IN such case
made and provided, said smortgaged promises
will be offered for sale at public auction, on
tue lIth, day nt October q. .. 1888, ut ten 10
O'clock q. NJ, in front Of the Cont House, il
the City Of Red Wing, in said equity, to satisfy
tho amount then due on said 1nortgaged debt
and tile costs and expenses Of sale,
WILLIAM W. PHELPS,
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM.
Red Wing, August eth, 1853.
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LEGA,LIyNOTLCEN.
M ,nalSET[sI...:I',

NMOA0xNFAVE SALE - =
wi Defaf1t having been made is the csinia5lii-
ton of certain mortgage deed duly executed
and deliveredby SwanteJ Willprd and Ann,
Willard HIS wife, of Goodhue county, MINES
|ota, to William W. Phelps land Christophe,
Graham, of the same place, which mortgage
deed bears date the nth day ofJaly a. b
1886, and was duly recorded in the office O
day Of July A. d. 1856, at eleven O'clock A. NJ
land conveys from said Willard, and wite (
said Phelps and Graham, in fee, the following
described premises situate in said county, viz
The north east quarter Of the north eas
west half Of the north west quarter of thu
south west quarter Of section fifteen (i5), and
all that part Of the north west quarter Of the
north west quarter Of section No. twenty-five
22), described a. 'follows:5 Commencing al
the north west corner Of said section, No
twenty two (s2), thence running east twenty
(20) chains, thence south nine (9) chains
thence north eighty eight degrees, west twenty
chains and five links, thence north to the place
of beginning; also the north east quarter Of the
north west garter of the north west quarter o.
the north cast quarter of section No. twenty
two (22) and the south east quarter Of the
south west quarter, and the south west quarter
(l5), except so much thereof as has been here.
tofore decided to Hans Mattson, all ir township
No. one hundred and twelve (ll2), north Of
range sixteen west, in the Red Wing Land Dis
:trict, now Henderson. Said mortgage was made
to secure the payment Of the proInisofy note Of
said Swante J. Willard, for tie sum Of ::hree
hundred and sixty nix (366,00 dollars, payable
to said Phelps & Graham o. bearer; dix months
from the 18th day Of July, 1856. " " S'.>
NO proceedings ct law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover any part Of said
Emortgaged debt, and there being due on the
said note and mortgage, at the date Of this no
tice, the sum of Ave hundred and twenty SIX
and eighty hundredths (526 SOY dollars.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that in
pursuance Of power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, Of ths statute in such case made and
provided, said mortgaged premises will be Of
fered for sale at public auction on the 18th
day Of October, a:,d. 1859. Ct ten ~, o'leek,
Of Red Wing. in said county, to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgaged deot, and
the costs and expenses Of sale. .-..,s,.a -
WILLIAM W. PHELPS, ~
CHRISTOPHERG GRAHAM. %
Red Wing, Aug. 9th, 1859. .-..., ,,
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Rcd w ing, August 27th,

MORTGAGE SALE. <'a"]A ,~#T24e
1Hl Default having been made in the condi
ten Of acertain mortgage deol.5 duly executed
hue county, MINES tn. to william ". Pholps
and Christopher Graham Of The same place
which NOR tgage deed bears date che III day
day of Nav. a. 4. 1856. at I o,clock .. W. i,
Book LIST Of mortgage deeds. naoes 5o5 e. ane
and CONVEYS from said Sw,nte T Willard 70
said PHELPS and Graham. Is fee, the following
described premises. situate in sail conntv VIZ:
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ment of the sum of One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and forty the dollars and forty eight
cents, which is now claimed to be due at The
date. Of this notice, upon certain indenture Of
mortgage, made, executed and delivered BY
William Thomas and Elizabeth Thomas. his
vito, both Of the County Of Goodhue and State
Of Minnesota. to John Andrews, Of Minneapolis,
Minnesota, bearing date on the 26th day of
June a. ID. 1853, and recorded in the Office of
the Register Of deeds within and for said Good
1883, At 8 O'Clock p. n. Of said day, in Book i.
of Mortgages, Pages 609 s. $40; and no suit or
processing at law having been instituted to re :
cover the debt remaining due and secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that in
pursuance and by virtue Of power Of Sale
contained in said mortgage and Of the statute
in such case made and provided, the lands and
premises lying and being in. the county Of Good
hue aforesaid, and described in said mortgage
. follows, towit: east half of South West
quarter of Section thirteen. ( 1917 and the nofth
East quarter Of the North West quarter, and
the North West quarter Of the North East
quarter dissection twenty four Gay, In township
one hundred andotwelve liz }, north Of range
eighteen( l8) west; containing one hundred and
sixty acres 1907 more OF less according to the
government survey thereof. Also Lots Ne's
IN tie town Of Cannon Falls, in said county 81
Goodhue, and all the buildings and sppurte
nsnoes thereon and thereunto belonging will
be sold ct public vendne at the Office Of the
Register of deeds, in Red Wing iii laid Good
hue 'County,oon thsl1th day ofOctober A. D..
1855, IT 10. o'clock in the forenoon of said day,
to satisfy the amount, due ON said mortgage
and the note seaaredF thereby and the costs and
charRes OF such sale rs allowed by law, to-
gether with an attorneys or SOLICITORS fee OF
fffy dollars, in addition to the fees allowed by
law % agreed to in said mortgage.
Dated at Hastings August S3rd "A. D. 1889.
JOHN ANDREWS, Mortgages.
SMITH, SIXTH 4 CRossY, Atty's. l80-M
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s,.ii Also large stock of ti.s.f
BOOTS AND 9zo59,
g s'a4 FANCY GOODS:
SAAAS 8 SMTANASa
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

SALE. i4a..., ..5..fs.#..t 81
lXlDefanlt having Teen made in the conditions
of q certain deed Of mortgage executed and de-
hve:ed by Elizabeth Ann sorin, By her sttcr-
both Of Goodhus eou.ty, then Territory (nov
State )of Minnesota, to Samuel Shslabarger, Of
springfield, Ohio, described in said mortgage
deed by the name Of s. Shslaharger, dated the
25th day Of July, a. D. 1857, which mortgage
was duly recorded in the office Of the Register
K now STATED of Minnesota, on the 2Sth day OF
July, A. D. 1857, ats o'clock A. NJ, in Book
8 of Mortgages, on pages l55 and I56, by which
decd Of mortgage the said Elizabeth Ann Solin,
BY her attorney in fact aforesaid, did grant,
bargain, sell and convey unto the said Samuel
following described real estate, situate in the
aforesaid county Of Goodhue, to wit;
Lots two (2), three (8) and four az, of
block three (3) and lots one ~, two (2), three
XII, four(4), fyel5l, six 90, seven (7),. eight
KS nine (e), Of block TIVE (2), in Spates & Co.
plat thereof on record in the Office of the Reg
lister Of Deeds of Goodhue county, Ainnesota,
to secure the payment of seven hundred dollars
(97oO, oo), with interest thereon at the rate Of
thirty (3ol per cont. per annum, according to
the conditions Of . certain promissory note, for
that amount, bearing even date with said deed
Of mortgage, and referred to therein, said note
being due one year from its date aud besring
interest at the rate Aforesaid and whereas
there ID claimed to be due on said promissory
mote and mortgage to said Samuel Shelabarger,
let the data Of this notice, the sum Of one thou
sand seventeen and 71-100 dollars, (ol017,7l },
and no auit or proceedings ct law, or Otherwise,
having been instituted to collect said debt or
any part thereof; g5sa .ai 81
Nov, therefore, notice il hereby given that
under and BY virtas Of the power Of sale In ths
sid deed Of mortgage contained, and Of the
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Cabines Making.

We call the attention Of our readers TO-
tho advertisement Of Mr.. Correll, cabinet
maker, and dealer in furniture Of the latest
and most approved patterns. His stock is
ample and varied. We called in at his es-
adjustment last Monday, and among many
other curiosities, noticed : patent cradle,
which = 90 oontriyed that BY winding it up
like clock, i VIII roet itse!f for an hour.
This cradle i truly = labor saving machine.
and would be quite an item Of economy for
prudent housewives who have ''respeasibili-
ties'' who are inclined to DO troublesome
The price Of one Of these cradles is orly
15,0O-less than is required in one year to
pay for the services Of female to take care
Of the babes. Call and set one.