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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-03
Rcd Wing. August 3fth, 1859.
MORTGAGE SAEEo.i

NJ ORTG AGE SABE?ss.f
~ Default having been made in the cpndi-
ten ct = certain mortgage deed. duly executed
and delivered by 'Swante j. Willard Of Good
'huc county, Minnesota, TO William; w. Phelps
and Christopher Graham Of the same place,
which mortgage deed bears date che 18th day
day of May, g. d. 1886, at 7 O'Clock q. M, in
Book LIST Of mortgage deeds, pages 395 & 20s,
and conveys from said Swantc j. willard to
said Phelps and Graham, in fec, the following
described premises, sitlihtc in said county viz
The north cast quarter of the north west quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter of, the north
east quarter Of section No. twcnty two (23).
and the south east quarter of the southwest
quarter and the south west quarter Of the south
eastiqcrtrr Of section no fifteen (l5)in town
ship No. one hundred and twelve { fIsj north
of range, No. sixteen (16) west, in the the dis
trlct of latds subject TO sale at the Red Wing
(now Henderson, Land Office! Sal mortgage
was made to secure the payment Of the prom
issory -ote Of said swshtc j.. Willard for the
SUN Of three hundred (son,yo) dollars, pay
one year from tie. 7tkjdsy o. May, 1885, i; ''''
bcsn i 53y saS
mortgaged debt, and there being due OH the
said note and mortgage at the date of this no
therefore. notice is hereby eiSsn, that in pnr3
suanco of srpower ofiaales ins said mortgage
contained and of the statue in SUCH case made
and provided; said mortgage premises will Is
offered for sale ut public auction on the 18th
day of OctobSr9a! d. 1859, It ten p1O' O'Clock
q m, in front 81 the Court House, in the, City,
* sest. ssa ! as and
WffnSA NV 'WespHiELPs. 40 =.
cd sirod21ord 1PIiIR;GRAH1al,.e
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NOTICE

4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber either
II by note or .bpok account are requested to
settle the same Immediately. BY 50 doing they
will save themselves cost. -
Il f1'e 81 '1''; ~ ls44 ! J
M p. HAVING done credit business
to my entire iyucsion shah hereafter adopt
the Uason .Sso's'' principle and sell goods f9f
GAAH, er lt1 a,'g.istekqqM eaA$yalent ONLY
give me a call. ~ 5'"iE1"sahISYAC GREEN
RedEWinR. March 9Th. 1854, iG.a 1a5tf
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ysSN0RE W77T-PEN7I1

STORE TOE RENT. 81
K rent the. STONE SEORE, formerly oc-
cupied by F.. smith; !: on Bash street, n3ar-
G1;2a P2as'ts the Bakery Fer Pe3!ssl&5:, in
o4, z,.,+.x, *: AZ the Red Wing House.
T ssed W1ng,APfi1 SO, 49,, So; 14s-tf
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7 .fT0a1dHIM pFIW 11g
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AASASSNAuS5's wv H3y! IFOAJCoO' A0"E 0AAesAA
lots ot:new Aoprgin the market. Potatoes
are worth but twenty cents III bushel u All
kinds Of produce is selling very cheap.
- ~ 81 l~4>...s ,=:,,s.7>=-~>-- "a. roo, ~,.tl
Wild Gratca'! h,is 1885, 9ro >yj,.sg esd ::
% Are very ptienty; On: Tic, Island opposite
the city, and we observe that o',rcitizens are
awaiting themselves ofgths opportunity thus
presented and are picking them, before they
are fairly ripe. Let them hang little while
longer and they will BE- worth fifty per cent
more than they now :are:.a MI he: IS, T.;
Peterson's Ma,;i:iH's -. -
~ -: For August Was received two weeks ago,
but we forgottonotiee;;tE: I'VE; do $ SO now
with pleasure, and pronounce It tirserate
number. 1t is one Of The most interesting
ladies' books published. No lady should be
4withoutit. Call at,lis office and subscribe
Peterson sand the 8ntinA for SO. Cheap as
:. ~ 1"t!fo 70 g15.!Hr bis LIS r>:'.f'F -
u't' .a"n- <- % s;no. ~ .n.oTl .l-ruv g
:2r"s,, 90: i,1sc"s r!}St>tr~s'::ia9e7 .tC
The Weather. ,I:H .uren -'-.tir... >,
T" We have hadda1l binds OF weather Since
our last i s.iles i ,4s been warm and cold,
aud cold and wnrm. ap4 clear. cold warm
and stormy. all rtogsthtn Ov:moats were
in active demand, and were found not
TO be uncomfortable. We learn that there
ENs seess apss ~ several: ,stetes,, kpts we
haze had none here.-Corn, VIC believe, is
outs 81 danger; and promises ~ both as to
quality and quantity. II .r.,. l,.,:...5S,.
T ~a"ijH"' ~ a,,:!n ,',,.,f, .. ,.-..n.,..',
\ Good Move. ~.
We are happy to notice that our remarks
upon the condition Of zd,r vide walks on
Plum st., have had the desired effect. Since
the last session of:,he.: the City Council
the planks have been taken up, and new
ones put down, Ths:iis done by private
enterprise, by order Of the Council We
are glad to see that that body arc 1oinng
somethiny. Their time Moula be spent in
benetitting the looks md liute rests Of the
city. That is what they are elected for
They deserve great credit for. xha, they
have done in regard to- Improving Plmn
street, and we hope they will continue in
the good work! I Many poor ped. has had
reason, on dark night to complain of the
negligence, Of the City Council in'I allowing
the former walk on Plum street to remain in
|its former condition. Honor to whom homo,
10 due. .sss1 so.l:2 div ,nssl s,fc4t c
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q" Are very scarce this week, occasioned by
dullness: in all, branches 1ot business. Very
few farmers have been in town this week,
the majority Of them having commenced CONNER
tnreshing. We have noticed few small
lots ot>new aopr.inn, The market. Potatoes
are worth but twenty cents III bushel i All
kinds Of: produce u.s. selling very cheap.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SH75Rf{37sEI4xE


a Dssa' asd sSn :nd Se
sy n fna l:tsa ~ 1n,
both Of Goodhus county, then Territory (now
Stqte) Of Minnesota, to Samuel shelabarger, OF
dssd y r. pane 4 s; s6sls5a;sss, dated tks
vas duly reeordsd IL The etiIss Il III R5$igtSf
Of Deeds for Goodhue county then Territory
(now Statc) of Minnesota, on tho 2Sth day Of
July, AID. 1867, ats O'clock A. n, in, Book
9 Of Mortgages, on pages lSS 81 and iSe, By which
b, her attorney in fact aforesaid, did grant,
bargain, sell and convey unto tho said Samuel
Shelabsrger, his heirs and assigns forever, tho
following described real estate, situate in the
aforesaid county of 0oodhue, to wit:
:" Lots two (s), three ls3 and foura 81, Of
block three (s@ and lots one ~, two 81, three
s;ns S S!es& u isxse i5ss
Addition to ,EsAt Red Wing, according to the
plat thereof on record in the office Of the Reg-
lister Of Deeds OF Goodhue county, Minnesota,
to secure the payment of seven hundred dollars
(S7O000), with interest thereon at the rate of
thirty (3O) per cent. per annum, according to
the conditions Of, certain .promissory note, for
that amount, bearing event date with said deed
lof mortgage, and referred to therein, said note
being due one year from its date and bearing
interest at tile rate aforesaid; and whercis
S,S ia ts ss;i q sf
at the date Of this notice, the sum Of one thou
sand seventeen and 7l-l00 dollars, (910l7,z IL
and no suit or proceedings ct law, or Otherwise,
hny ns essP to s'sft saa debt or
Nov; therefore,, notice is hereby given that
under and by virtue of the power Of sale in tho
said deed of mortgage contained, .snd Of the
st,. tint as,IA on ma AnN
said mortgage viii IS forscloked, by sale Of tho
mortgaged premises therein and 'hereinbeforc
described, at public vendue, to the highest bid
der, in separate lots by Vho Sheriff Of said
Goodhue county. ct the front door Of the Office
Of the Register IF Deeds of the said County OF
said county of Goodhue, on the l1th day d
September, A. y. 1889, at 2 O'clock r. NJ, 81
said last named day, IS satisfy the amount due
upon said pIomissory note and mortgage At the
da:e Of said sale, and the costs and expenses
SAMUEL sHELABARGER,
Aocsy G;;s. e G1ME altsaso Mortgage
St. Paul, August 8, 1859. 2...asi5~'5
N TO ali whom it may concern. The un.
dersigncd will make application at tho next
term of the District Court in and for Goodhue
KY #s ssa s eb se si&
of 0ctoberj 1850, for the vacating OF SO much
said county Of doodhde, 8 les easterly Of me.
ridiah street, ;tn> sidatowns being Ill of tina,
portion of said town that iiaS township No
LII ''r'A q range Eb II IS. Ri l1ArD Is,
Dated wacoota, July 81, 1859. - r-456-tf
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f.. A. LITTLEFlELD, Local Editor.
II Q N = COLUMN

Tha;,ks, SI.' - 80 r-.o a f@
To CHARLES H1sDs, ofthe steamer Golden
Era for late papers. ,'st rrs ~es
.st.. ...-."
The River .t"ay aiet 7.t p, 9, r.,......F
Is now very low, and rapidly falling. The
boats run slow, and are very irregular.
The Episcopal Charch. $50. -. ~ "
= This fine bidding is being rapidly con-
structsd, and already presents ! very pretty
appearance. The stone work is completed,
and the lumber is on the ground ready to
France tg5E,r -ga,-.&'' it-,
Emigration
Is on the increase. We are informed that
nsaraysssery bat tbatjssvfs fsls1se for, St.
Paul. starts with 4 full load Of passengers.
We notice thatI consiaes4bla numbers Of
strangers arc in our midst, and that new ad.
ditions Ia osripopulasioa .sre, Of daily occur
; ;,s.sI R !'!]E! Elilae'z
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COMMERCE AL.s
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-18
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO
ATT NEW YORK.
FURTHER FOREIGN ADVICES

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Arago, from
Southampton, with Liverpool and London dates OF
the 4th inst, (anticpated) arrived here this morn
ing.
The latest news by this arrival is as follows
VIENNA, May 3.-The Austrian army advanced
without serious combat to Cambro Cazzo and Lo-
mello, the latter about 25 miles from Novara
PARIS, May 4.-Military volunteers for two years
are being accepted for the army.
credit of 80, 900, 900 francs is to be opened.
and loan of 500 900, 900 francs is to be contracted
by national subscription.
Sr. PETERsBuRG, May 3.-The official journal is
authorized to declare most positively that there
lists treaty of alliance, offensive and defensive,
between Russia and any other Power whatever.
Consols closed at 9O2s to 905s for money and ac-
count.
1t appears that the bridge at Bufalora de-
stroyed by the PiedmOntese troops on retiring be-
fore the approach of the Austrians
General Giulay, the Austrian commander, issued
proclamation in which he said the Piedmontese
should be treated with the greatest consideration
That Austria was appearing there solely to combat
a turbulent party which attacks the rights of Aus.
tria and other Italian States.
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Nothing done in the other Courts.

CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY-Tow
soNTowN, May II, lS59-Before Hon. Judge Price
State Pamlia johnson, charged with keer
ued to the next term.
State Us. Joseph Cakes, indicted for the wilfu
murder of William Sylvester, (hs step-brother,
alleged to have been committed in the city of Bal
tmore on the 10th of September, 1856.
Elizabeth Sylvester, sworn.-Resides on Balti
more street. l02 is stepsister to the prisoner; or
the above day William came to witness house anC
was in liquor; quarrel ensued when the prisoner
ran up stairs and loaded his pistol; shot was fireC
from the stair case and witness brother fell tc
the floor and expired; but cannot say who fired the
fatal shot.
{The States Attorney here took recess in order
to consult witnesses, &c, while the foreman, Vache
W. Baseman, by consent of the Court, attended tc
some private business.
After the recess, the witness on the stand, Eliza
beth Sylvester, proceeded with her testimony as
follows
Her brother was shot in the back, and the pris-
oner ran in the room up stairs, after which he was
arrested in the house; the prisoner and witness
brother had quarrel previous to the firing and
'clinched;" witness and Mr.. Castle, with others,
interfered, when the pistol discharged and wit
ness brother reeled and fell dead on the floor.
By the Defence-Cannot say whether William
threatened to kill Joseph (the prisoner).
Mrs Snyder formerly Mrs. Sylvester) testified
Is sister to William Sylvester; heard some words
up stairs; next saw William run up stairs; hailed
him and told him not to go up, for Cakes would
shoot him, she saw him loading his pisto but he
did not stop, and in moment he was shot; pre-
viously saw powder and balls in the prisoner:
trunk; the deceased and prisoner had quarrel in
the basement before the firing
Miss Mary Wilson, sworn.-Resides in Richmond
street, and knows both the prisoner and the de-
ceased. The evidence of this witness was the same
in substance as that elected from the former wit
nesses.
Mr.. Castle not being in Court, and his evidence
being essential, it was read to the Jury and Court
the whole of which was published in the report o
the proceedings of the Criminal Court of Balti
more City at the time, the jury the former trial
not being able to agree upon verdict.
The plea of the defence, as sustained by severa
witnesses, was that the prisoner at the time of
mittng the alleged offence, was moi of sane mind.
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Shipping gntsIllgtnte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, May II.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship VIM. jenkins, Haett, Go hours from Boston
mdse A L. Huggins Reports the Horse Shoe three
ships and bark, anchor; New Point b,rks and
Oh Sandy Point ship Alexander, Bin 2 days from Liver
pool bound and at different points in the bay several
schTs. bound up.
Ship Alexander Fain 30 days from Liverpoo-general
from the Banks. Towed up by the steamtug Reliance.
ship Albert Brem Klamp, 43 days from Cardii-to A.
schumacher Co; railroad iron order Towed by the
steamug Hercules April 10th, lat 49, Ion. As, Ameri
Brig A Fluker, PARTRIDGE from Nevassa Both ult-o
Kelsey and Gray; guano to W. F. Murdoch. Towed up by
the steamtug Tigress
Brig Wabash, (Br.l Skang, II days from Windsor, N S.
plaster TO Kirkland, Chase Co.
Brig T. Treat, Parks, from New York-baast to =.
days the to W H. Perot Has encountered
heavy winds from NE to NNW during the days of the
passage Saw of Cape Henry Monday morning, ships
and two herm brg bound in Left n port barks Princeton
more arrived 23d schr W A. Hamll, Dggs, Baltimore
for st Thomas sail 29h Ella Marston Porto Rico to
sail 26th; d. TrowbTidge Spoke May 7h, lat 30 05
lon IS g. schr STAR bound Barbados. May 9TH lat 81 0
York 46 days out May 10th, Br kech Cornet HILL hence
for Bermuda passed Cape Henry at II NJ Brig Maretta
in with baik Elizabeth j., OF
Philadelpha, Foulke, for Festgos Is.
Brig Isaac NJ benson, Watts from Cenfuegossugar tC
Scbr John Allen Leeds, from New Yorkgran P Nal
COM powder to D. J. Foley Bro
Schr Rescue Bacon from New York-to Rose Lyon; ee
schr Golden Eagle Kelsey from STATESMAN, n. Ymoul
ding sand to VIM. Applegarth SON M, =. po,o 6
Schr Jas. Mckee, Satterly, from Charestohto nose
Lyon; lumber to Haslup Small
schr Richard Borden, Arnold, from Fall Rver-baast
E. Pratt 4 Bro
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-18
ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street


In New York to-day stocks generally better.
Virginia 6's and Illinois Central bonds advanced each
Reading Il; Cleveland and Toledo e.; Rock Island Il
Michigan Southern u Michigan Southern guaranteed r.
Harlem e; and Galena and Chicago IL Erie and Can
ton closed at the figures yesterday but Mis-
souri, 6's, and New York Central declined \ each
Money continues abundant at previous rates there
is less willingness to look it up in long paper other
long engagements We hear of about S500000 in gold,
going to Boston for the OF Wednesday shipped
the agent the Rohschid The bars by the Star of the
West have been nearly all bought for shipment.
In foreign bills there is change of importance Bank
ers, signatures are firm at 1101GlOA, but commercial
bills are irregular and heavy ranging from los dlO9A
Bankers francs 50G5oS4 but commercial francs
The Bank statement exhibits about the features which
anticipated, excepting in the item ot ioans whlch
it was generally supposed would snow contrac.on
Some of the large Banks contracted but the expan
sion of the small institutions has neutrazed them Inc
loss of specie is large. but is made up by the Caorna
arrival On the whole, the statement Is one Nn,ou'
while it excites apprehension OF lmmediaie uan
ger should induce the of our leading banks 10
PeIseVere in conservative course.
The following is comparative statement OF the e9ndi-
tlon OF the New York Banks for the weeks ending May
and May IA:
May7 May IA.
26,o36632 25,l71 1886 Dec. 945 297
SSetu1atlon Sat da.. s,so4,697 s49O9S3 Dec. Sls!64
vas understood that before any arrangement can be
upon between the four trunk lines of railroads,
t important domestic questions must be settled be-
Tween the Erie and New York Central One Ct these
e amount Of subsidy be paid by the Central to the
ie LOT Keeping the of passenger fares between
n nork and Buffalo The Central have offered 500 900
with less than $3.50 600 ~ -
Inc Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
anrs 1ssa ap'ii' $s1 425 90
AP' 1872. 81
Al. 81
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-.
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At three o'clock the Court took recess of one

AT three o'clock the Court took recess of one
hour, after which
Mrs. Hitchcock for the defence testified that the
Rlasoher was generahy considered insane, ana on on
was assaulted by Sylvester who said he was an
American and did not care for any of the officers
or any one else."
Mr.. Shoffer, Bailey and other witnesses testified
that the deceased was man of bad character, and
in the language of Mr.. Kraft the prisoners coun-
sell 'made his living by fighting
Mrs. George Histol, with whom the prisoner has
worked, testified that the accused was actually
insane
usual hour.
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BOARD OF TRADE
nlunttarp au6 Commercial 4ebietu.
BALTIMORE, May II, 1859,

BALTIMORE May II, 1859.
There some movement in Railroad shares to-day
the Board but in other Stocks there very little
done Railroad shares rather weaker than yes
terday, although there no decline in them, but for
of the other stocks the list the market firm
The sales of Railroad stock embraced 1926 shares Baltimore
and Ohio S53 cash and seller 60 days. and the
figure buyer 80 and 60 days. and SIS shares Northern
Central at S9A cash and time Baltimore and Ohio left
off at S52% bid, $50 asked, these figures being to p be-
low the closing quotations of yesterday, and Northern
Central at Sl9k bid, sleA asked regular way. The
transfer books for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which
been closed for two three weeks past will be
opened again on tomorrow "Wednesday City 6's
tnue firm We note sale to-day of 81 900 1905 at 100
and they closed 99 bid 100 asked The transactions
in Railroad bonds very light the only sale made be-
ing of $500 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage at
90. For Baltimore and Ohio 1855, 81 bid, and
Northern Central 1855 closed yesterday at II
bid, II asked. Springfield Mining closed to day at 81
bid 81 asked, and Gardner Hill at S21 3D. s2s asked
regular way.
Money has grown little tighter within the last two or
three days and slight advance has been established in
the street rates for discount The ruling rate for prime
single name paper is per cent and some call loans
are making prime stock coateras at car per cent
No permanent srngency in the money market is however
anticipated.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-18

On Monday morning, about six O'Clock, fire was
discovered in the basement of an unoccupied house
ON Pratt street, Oregon street. 1t was the
work of the incendiary, and this is the third or
fourth time, that of houses, of which this is
one, have been fired. 1t was extingnished before
much damage done by officers Slogarth and
Dougherty. The house is owned by Mr.. William
Stewart.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-18
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
From the Ne,o York Courier and Enquirer.

At a meeting held on Monday evening a commit
tee submitted report on the "past and present
state of our currency" The following summary
was prepared by the Committee: 1t shows, in the
first place, the progressive accumulation of Bank
Cash liabilities under the heads of ''Circulation and
Deposits, for each year from 1884 to 1858; second
ly, the population of the dates; and finally,
the ratio of combined circulation and deposits to
each individual
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-18

There is in Chicago an Audubon Club, an organ
izaton of gentlemen of taste, and generally speak
ing, proclivities for hunting 1t embraces quite a
number of ''crack Shots" who can bring down
bird on the wing every time at almost any distance
within the range of vision and the capacity of pow
der. The object embraces the more noble purpose
of improving our knowledge of the ornithology and
zoology of the country by collecting specimens of
all the various species and preserving them in
Curious or scientific and also of furnishing vigor-
Gus physical exercise in the open fields and woods.
The cabinet embraces several hundred speci-
imens some of them very rare, and not to be found
in I'M. any collection in the country Among them
American ostrich, male and female, procured in
the neighborhood of Kankakee, and said to be the
only specimens of this bird to be found preserved
in America, (save single bird in the Smithsonian
Institute The club have also large collection
gaudy-plumaged South American birds.
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From Washinofon

WASHINGTON, May T.-The basis Of the treaty
arranged by Minister McLane with Mexico, is on
the principle of that which existed before the
treaty of Guadaloupe Hidago, and which regu-
lated commercial intercourse from the borders of
Missouri to and from Santa Fe. In this case the
right of way over Mexican territory to the Gulf of
California is proposed, with every prospect of
success.
Ex-Commissioners Reed and Bowlin have met
with cordial reception from the President and
others associated with him in the Government.
Judge Douglas left here tonight for New Or
leans
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A HT,SENENTV

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.--H Hamlet tonight, with
Barry Sullivan as the Prince Of Denmark, Miss
Anna Cruise, Gertrude the Queen. The after
piece will be Paddy Niles Boy.
WASHINGTON HALL.-The excellent Sextette Con-
cert tonight. Prof. Ahrend and Prof Mahr will
both execute solos.