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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08
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MORTGAGE SALE.

QY virtue of certain mortgage bearing date
ID the 2sd day Of November, AID: 1857 Peter
hue county, State Of Minnesota, conveyed To-
described in said mortgage a. follows:
nx an tsss ss sSs E.
follows, to wit:
"Lot number five (5) Of block number twen-
ty-thrce (2s), in Red Wing, according to the
recorded plat Of lid town, recorded In the Of
flee Of Register Of Deeds for Goo1bue county,
Minnesota" together with all the hersdita-
ments and appurtcnances thereunto in anywise
appertaining.
therein contained, was duly recorded in the Of
fee Of the Register of Deeds in and for the coun-
ty of Goodhue, on the e5th day Of November,
1857, at o'clock P. NJ, in Book Of Mortgage
Deeds, on pages sos and 6s4.
That said mortgage was executed and deliver
ed by the said Peter Andersen and InRar Maja
his wife aforesaid, to secure to the said A.EBe-
lin the payment Of the sum oftwo hundred and
twenty. OF dollars and interest thereon accord
ing to the conditions of certain psomissoIy
note made by the said Peter Anderson for the
sum Of two hundred and twenty-o dollars
months after the date thereof, with interest af-
bearing even date with The said mortgage.
Default having been made in the conditions
Ct said mortgage by the said Peter Andersen
BY emitting to pay the said apm and interest a.
The amount due on the said note and mort
gage at the date Of this notice, We: the sum ..
thereon. f.. IN AMI after the 10Th day Of May,
1855. ut tho late Of Ave per cent per month,
amounting to til . sum Of .ixty-'i1 dollars and
saS ~ n Ra1 ssd
eiehty-seyen do:l.r. and sixty-six cents
( ss7:sa, and no suit or proceedings Il
law or otherwise having beer. instl:used 70 70.
cover the debt secured By said n. oTtgass' % my
part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby s,iven ina ne,
said mortgaged premises will be sold a. pubic
auction, to the highest bidder, on tho lt'th dsy
Of January, 1883, At ten o'clock A. ~, y tns
front door Of the Post Office, in the city Of Rid
Wing, in said county Of Goodl:ue, to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage with costs ofsale.
Dated November eth, A. D. 1858.
A. E. BELIN. Mortgage.
WARREN BRlsroI.
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w. c. W1LL1sToN, Attorney, 1z1'
MOltTGAGE- SALE,

NOt 0A0E GALE.
detahlt has been nude in the
ecnted by Thomas NJ. Lowstor and Al,2ira &.
Lowater, his wife, Of the county Of Goodhze,
and Territory (now State) Of Minnesota, to S.
L. Campbell, Of the county Of Wabushaw, and
State OF Minnesota. which said mortgage bears
date tho LIST day Of April, A. b. 1857, which
Register Of Deeds, in and for Gcodhue county
MINNESOTA, on the 1lth day of March, A. b.
1855. vt . o'clock a. NJ, in book 4 Of Mortgage
Deeds, ON pages 2s7 and 25s, whe, eby Thomas
n. Lowater and Almira c. Lowater, his wife,
did grant, bargain, sell and convey TO the said
all that certain tract or parcel Of land lying and
being in the town Of Rcd Wing, and county Of
t;oodhue, and Stste aforesaid, described 40 fol-
lows, to wit: slot number three (3) in block
number thirty three [ss). according to the 1e-
%as pi SS Of the x Sg s:y Of Red
with all the Embellishments aud appurtenances
thereto in any way appertaining, to secure to
said S. L. Campbell, Ills heirs, executors. al
illustrators and assigns forever, the sum OF Ave
hundred dollars $56o), with interest at the rate
Of three per cent per month from date accord
81 ssa IN ate9
said s. L. Campbell or order, which mortgage
was duly assigned by said 8. 1: Campbell to J.
~ " N.ssuoSo, " Iu0 county VI " UOa0O6W, LOT
valuable consideration, ON the 2sth day Of July,
A. ,. 1855, which assignment was duly record
ed in the Office Of Register Of Deeds in and for
the said county of Goodhue Aforesaid, on the
2lst day OF August, A. D. 1855, atl2;o'clock NJ.
in book 2 Of Miscellaneous Records, on page 81.
And whereas the whole amount Of principal
and interest secured by said note and mortgage
is due and unpaid, and the amount claimed to
be due 1T the date Of this notice is seven hun
ared and n'nety-dve dollars S7s5 co., and NO
suit or proceedings At law having boon had o,
instituted to collect the debt secured by said
note and mortgage, or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore, hereby given that by vir-
tue OF power Of sale contained in said mort
gage and Of tho statute in such cases made and
provided tho said Mortgaged premises will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder or
Monday the third day of Janunry, AID. 1854
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Metropolitan
Hotel. in the city Of Red Wing, in said Count,
Of Goodhuc, to satisfy the amount due en- the
sale: note and Mortgage, with interest ~ afore
sold, and costs Of said sale.
Dated Red Wing, November Goth, 1858.
l20w6* J. L. WHITMORE, Assignee.
The above salo is postponed to the 10th do,
Of January, 1889, at tie same hour and place.
Dated Rcd Wing, Jan. Sd, 1859.
! l27w1 J. L. WH1TMORE, Assignee.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

State of Minnesota,
County Of Goodhue. S.
At session Of the Probate Court holden
ut the Probate Office in and for said county
this 9Th day of December A. D. 1858.
Whereas Amelia McNair, Guardian Of
Margaret A. McNsir, Thomas G. McNair,
and Mary F. McN.ir, minors, has this day
filed her petition for license to sell the fol-.
lowing real estate, belonging to the said
minors, as follows, to wit:
OF the said Margaret A. McNair, the north
west quarter Of section 22 town Ill range
IA, being in the county Of Goodhue, also
tho northeast quarter of the northwest quar-.
ter Of section IS town Ill range. 10 west,
lying and being in the county Of Waba-
shaw.
Of the said Thomas G. McNair the north.
east quarter of section 81 town Ill range IA
west, and tho south half of the northwest
quarter of section 36 town Ill range Il
west, bong in the county Of Goodhue.
Of the said Mary F. McNair the north
east quarter Of section 81 town Ill range IA
west.
And whereas it doth appear to the Court,
from such petition that it is necessary aud
would be beneficial to said minors that such
real estate should DO sold.
Now, Therefore it is ordered that Monday
the tenth day Of January, A. p: 1859 BE
and hereby is appointed and assigned for tho
hearing Of said petition. and that. the next
Of kin Of the said wards and Ill persons in.
terested in said estate and real property, are
hereby notified to appear before said Court,
and show cause ifany there be why license
should not be granted for the sale Of such
real estate.
And it is further ordered that The said pe-
titionsr give notice to the persons Interested
in said estate Of the pending Of this petition,
and the hearing thereof by causing : copy
Of this order to b published in the Red
Wing Sentinel, . weekly newspapsr publish
ed 1t the city Of Red Wing in said county Of
Goodhue for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous
to the said day Of hearing.
Given under my hand and seal Of this
Court, this 9Th day Of December, A. D. 1858.
LEMON BATES,
Judge Of Probate.
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NOTICE.

!. l,creby given that IT,. subscriber mss been
duly appointed guardian oil John !a oh Roller.
insane person. All pc sons indebted to or
having Il ann: against him arc requested TO
THOMAS BAKER.
Cannon Falls. December ~, so. *'2lwl.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTE NOTICE.

NOTE NOTICE.
NOTICE " hereby given that have paid
~ certain psomissofy note, signed by mo. in
favor Of Robsrt Burrell dated February, 1859,
and ali persons are hereby forbid purchasing OF
negotiating The same, asssiA note i supposed to
be lost. JOHN WATSON.
December, 25th. 1858. 12AwA
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PROBATE ORDER.
State Of Minnesota, IS.

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County Of Goodhue. .....
At = session Of tho Probate Court holden
at the Probate office at the city Of Red Wing
in and for said county, this 9Th day Of Do.
cember A. D. 1883. in the matter Of the es-
tate Of George w. T.lton. deceased.
Whereas, George ID. Whitcomh Admin
istrator on the estate Of G. w. Tilton. de.
ceased. hes this day fled his petition to sell
the following described property, to Wit:
The interest belonging to the estate in the
south hal: Of the southeast quarter Of section
psuber 81, town 113 range Is west, and the
west half Of the south vest quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section 10 town 1l3 range Is. containing
Eve acres, and the north half Of the southeast
quarter Of section 8 town ll2 range l5w,
and the subdivision lots numbers one ~
five (5j six (6) seven (7) eight (8) nine (9)
ten (lO) and eleven Q1) Of Block number
three (3) in Freedom & Co.'s addition to the
town Of Red Wing and whereas it doth
appear TO the Court from such petition tina,
Il il necessary to sell such real estate.
Now therefore it is ordered that Monday
the 10Th day Of January, A. D. 1859. be
assigned for the hearing Of the said petition,
and that al persons interested in the estate
to appear before said court then to be holden
1T the Probate Office at the city Of Red Wing
to show cause if any, why license should
not be granted for the sale ofSuch real estate.
And it is further ordered tha. the said Pc
titioner give notice to the persons interested
in said estate Of the pending Of this petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing this or.
der to bc published in the Red Wing Senti'
mel, newspaper printed in said county 81
Goo<lhue four weeks successfully previous
to said day Of hearing.
LEMON BATES,
..- Judge Of Probate.
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State Of Minnesota,
District Court, 5th District,f
Z sss0o6dhue county J AZ
Il. NSsas xclnsirS and >a
Theodore b. Sheldon,
Plaintiffs.
against -
Edward soderland and
others. Defendants.
TN pursuance Of decree in this cause, and
i also Of decree in . certain other causs: b.
tween the same parties in the sai? court, both
dated tho 2dday Of November, 1883 Il shall expose
for sac, ~ the law directs, on the 7th d'y OF
5 February 1859, ut ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
on Main street. in front Of the rost ONCE, IN the
city Of Rcd Wing, in said county, the premises
situated in said county, and described ~ fol-
lows, viz:
The south half ofthe north west quarter, and
the north-ea quarter Of the couth-west quar-
ter Of section num- bcr 4, in township number lis
north Of range numbc" IL " est"
Dated December 25th, 1883. l?SwS
r. b. Mc( ORD, Referee.
wA>,aw n. 1a1oI Atty for Pl'tffo.
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NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE is hereby eivc". Tat all unpaid tax
~ cs. Tor the year 1858. tor tho town Of Red
Wing. must be paid by the first day Of Februs-
~. W. W. DE KAY, Collector.
December 22d laos. lliw5
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Attorneys for Assignee.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-23
General Stampede /!
GREAT EXCITEMENT AND RUSH

GREAT EXCITEMENT AND RUSH. H1HE very large stock of every kind of
 4. Shoes and Boots, fos Men, Women Boys, Misses and Children, at such reduced prices, at Quisenberry's new store, has created general rush. Will receive another addition in few days, of the best long leg, double sole, and double upper, water proof boots, lhdla rubber and buffalo over shoes, Ladies', Misses and Children's shoes direct from New York, making the largest stock ever brought to this country. Has large stock of goods, and de- termined to sell. call and sec Myvery heavy assortment of stone. queens, china and glass ware, is going cheap, very cheap. Those coats, pants, vests; shirts, drawers, and india rubber over coats and leggins must be sold. In short my entire large stock of goods must be disposed of as soon as possible, to make room for an immense spring stock Come as soon as possible if you want cheap and good goods. JOHN H. QUIShNBhRkf
 P. S. Since the above was put in type l have received by S. B. Fortune, the additional stock of shoes and boots above mentioned Just come one time and see those splendid heavy double sole, double calf upper water proof boots, just received direct from New York I lack nothing now in the shoe and boot line, can fill any bill with any kind of shoes and boots usually found in this country. My stock now amounts to about four thousand dollars, and better quality never come to this market. j. l.. QUIoENbEhh1
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Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-23

TIE UNITED STATES SENArE.-The Washington Coastihtion, of the 1lth inst, says:
 Throughout the Capitol the note of busy preparation for the coming session of Com gress has been heard, although as yet the arrangements are incomplete. In the hall of the House of Representatives the new carpeting Is nearly laid, the heavy iron seats introduced instead of the desks are in place. This new arrangement will bring the House into a compact form, more directly under the eye of the Speak CT, and have the effect of expediting pub lie business. Large oaken tables, hand sonely ornamented have been placed in the vacant spaces Jeff by the removal of the desk on each side of the tribune oc. cupied by the presiding officer. These are to be furnished for the purpose, and will ii is believed, suffice for all the wri. ting that members need to do during the session of the House. The inner floor has been arranged with apperures of lat ilee- work Tn form Of each seat for the ad- mission of fresh air in the new system of ventilation. The same arrangement has been made in the floor of the Senate chamber.
 We notice that beneath the towering cast of " Freedom" intended to sur mount the new dome now in the old hal of the House of Representatives there has been lately placed small bust of th, iamented sculptor Crawford, whose genius has leit behind him so many glorious conceptions imbodied in stone.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-23
From the Memphis Bulletin, 17th inst
 RAILROAD CONVENTION.

The Railroad Convention appointed 10 meet in this city, assembled yesterday at o'clock in the new hall over the store ol Safarans & Suat;on, on Monroe street. The attendance was good, and comprised delegates from the States of Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Louisiana and Tennessee. Our own city had large representation present. When the dele gates had assembled
 On motion by J. T. Trezevant, tenn porary organization was effected by call ing Hon. R. D. Baugh to the chair, and appointing F. Y. Rocket and Wm. Ros- selIe Secretaries.
 On motion. the following gentlemen were appointed a committee on organiza- tion: Sam. Tate and A. H. Douglass, of Tennessee; l.. R. Shryocl and John How, of Missouri; F. W. Merlin, of Mississippi; J. c. Merrill and J. c. O. Smith, of Arkansas, The Committee having retired for a short time, returned and reported through their chairman, A. H. Douglass, the names of the following gentlemen for permanent officers of the Convention:
 For President--Thomas H. Bradley, of Arkansas.
 For Vice Presidents-L. R. Shryock, and John How, of Missouri; J. c. 0. Smith and J. c. Merrill, of Arkansas; Judge Selby. of Louisiana; F. M. White and J. w. Rhew, of Mississippi J. T. Trezevanl and M. J. Wicks, of Tennes- see.
 For Secretaries-F. Y Rocket and Wm. Rosselle, of Tennessee; William Holmes and A. s. Mitchell, of Missouri
 On motion, the report was adopted, and the officers entered upon the discharge of their duties. The President on taking the chair, addressed the Convention in brief and appropriate speech
 On motion, the delegates from the different States were requested to give their names to the Secretaries.
 Upon the suggestion of the President, Hon. R. C. Payne was requested to state at length the objects of the Convention. In compliance, Col. Payne addressed the Convention at length upon the subject of railroads, and dwelt particularly upon the importance of railroad connection be- tween St. Louis and Memphis. The ad- dress was heard with profound attention, and called down the applause of the Con- vention.
 Col. Payne having concluded, on mo- tion, E. T. Weaver was added to the list of Secretaries.
 Col, Sam. Tate offered the following resolution, which was adopted
 Resolved, That committee of five be ap- pointed to recommend to the Convention such business as is necessary for it to act upon.
 The Chair appointed the following named gentlemen 10 constitute the com mittee: John Robinson, of Arkansas; l. N. Barnet and Sam. Tate, of Tennessee T. Meyer and Wm, Homes, of Missouri; F. w. Merlin, of Mississippi, and Judge Selby, of Louisiana,
 The Convention, after informally dispos- ing of several suggestions, adjourned to meet at the same place this morning at 3 o clock.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-23

LEvEE CONVENTION. i've learn from the Vicksbmg Southern Sun that the levee convention which convened in that city on the 7th inst, resolved that general sys- tenn of cut-ofis commencing at the mouth of the Mississippi river and made wherev- CT practicable as far as Cairo was condu- cive to the success of the levee system. It was furthermore resolved that the Leg islatures of the Stale of Mississippi and Louisiana be petitioned to repeal the laws on their Statute Books against the making of the cul-offs.
 The convention adjourned to meet again in that city on the first Tuesday in Fe5ru- ary 1860.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-23
Cairo and Fulton Railroad Notice to Pre-emption Claimants. OFFICE c. & r. R. R. COMPANY, }
 ifila Rnrl, Nnu 1SHQ

Il appears, by a report made to this company, by the auditor, that he has made final examination of the proofs filed in his office by parties claiming the right to purchase any lands of the Cairo & Fulton railroad company, at two dollars and fifty cents per acre, under the provisions of the second and third sections of the act of the General Assembly of Arkansas, approved November 26, 1856; and had approved and allowed sundry of such claims, whereby the right of such claim ants purchase of lands was affirmed.
 The attention of all parties whose claims have been thus allowed, is invited to the provisions of the fourth section of the act before referred to-:
 6 SEC. 4. Said claimant shall, after three months, or as soon thereafter as said compa- ny shall be in condition to make tile, pay to said company the consideration of said land, as hereinbefore provided: whereupon he shall be entitled to receive from said company deed for the same but in case of failure to file said proof or pay said consideration mo- ney, within the respective times specified, the right to make such purchase shall cease"
 And notice is hereby giyen-that this company having acquired title to all of said lands, is in a condition to make con- veyance by title deeds, to any tract of land to which the right to purchase has attached. All persons holding such claims, and desiring to purchase under the provisions of said law. will, on mak- ing payment at the rate of tpo dollars and c haT per acre, receive proper deeds of
Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-23
DIES ARC, ARKANSAS: WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1859.
THp REGENT RAILROAD CoxvrNrloN

THE REGENT RAILROAD CONVENTION AT MEmpHIs.- While at Memphis, last week, we attended the Railroad Conven- ston. A synopsis of the proceedings will be found in our columns, which embodies the first and second series of resolutions reported by the committee to whom was referred, and re-reierred, the task of giv- ing expression to the desires of the con- vention. That there is fixed delermi- nation on the part of many of our Mem phis friends to build railroad from St. Louis to Memphis, without regarding the route most beneficial to Arkansas, no one can doubt who will read the resolutions published. The route from the Missouri line West of Crawley's Ridge, thence to Helena, is not only the most feasible, but the people of the different counties inter- ested should urge upon the next Legisla- ,ure the folly of placing in the hands of land spectators even the right of way through section of country that benefits Me few to the injury of the gyeat mass of the people.
 Our Helena friends, and also those who feel an interest in the route west of Craw- ley's Ridge, are indebted to J. c. o. SMITH, Esq, for the firm stand he took and maintained in their behalf. Through his suggestions, mainly, the first report of the committee was not received, and the second underwent several changes and modi6cations before 1t was adopted.