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Sprtn8ftelO, 8t., 1. SUM-. @une
5erlt6rsnoe 6euerSbrunlt witbeIe in lebter9tl4t
bier, Die Ntaldinenwertltdtte BON YartS &
9Bolicn, Die Miobelfabrif BON .. Satoers uno
nlebrere anoere 6duler wurOen eiu9edldert.
Der betraAtllde Nellnlt 1T uleilt psrliNsrt.
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So freut uns, gu bemerten, Dap amerifanil9e,
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Der beItf&-amerttantf6e S@alpsreln tn louisville, SO.
luNt einen 3ebrer DON feeifnniser Nihtuna unb wel&er Der
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
CTATE OF n1NNEsorAl -.

5 eoo,sa. csveA cess11, :: 1nProb... Cur.
In the matter Of the application Of the gasar-
license to sell real estate Of lis wards. w.
On reading and fling the verified petition Of
Otis F. Smith, Of said county, 'kuardisn Of
Charles Osia and Josephine Osia, residents Of
said county. minors, praying for iiosnee to sall
the real estate of each Of his said wartl1. 20
wit: Of t;ha Chsrle' Osia lot ], in sec. j.. in
the v u Of sec. &, IN township lis, Of
range 27.w; the Q Il Of the ; x Of eco. s. in
township III, n Of range II v the y u 81
sse; "a, In township ia, n Of range q v, ssd;
tns tns'n y Z Of ~ ,es: 80, In townihip III, : 81
the . !! Of SOC. 4, and the NV 4 Of ssc. s. in
township III, n Of range IA "; and tho x
Of the sw Il Of sec. Il and the X Of t.
n 4 Of sec. 20 (; and the Sc Il Of sec. Fl. in
township Ill, n Of range Is v, to enable the
said q guardian to pay the debts, and provide for
each Of his said wards, it is ordered thst s.t.
urday, the 3lst day Of Deeember,A.D. 1859. Be-.
and the same 10 hereby assigned for the he.,,nS
Of said petition, and that all persons intere.t.
ed in said estates, or either Of them, appear
before the said Probate Court. at the Probate
OF ofnse, in the city Of Red Wing, in said county
the said petitioner should not be erantad -
:: And it is further ordered that tho said peti-
said estates Of the pendency Of said pet;t;op
2, and the hearing thereof, by causing COW Of
this order to be published in the Red #ino
Sentinel, weekly newspaper published in sid
county of Goodhue, three consecutive week.
next prior to said day Of hearing. ,sl017i
Dated at Red Wing, in said county Of Good.
hue, this llth day Of Nov. A. D. 1885, -,
ORaIN DENSMORE
=. Judge Of Probate for Goodhue County.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

: =; -. =
lvl Default having been made ir the cona;-
ton OF certain mortgage deed duly executed
and delivered by Nicholas Graber, and (;rstn.
Graber, his wife, Of Goodhue countv. St.te -
Minnesota, to Roswell Goodell, If the same
piace; which I, mortgage deed bears date tic
corded in the Office Of the Register Of fl Beeds
for said Goodhue county, on the 3oth day Of
August, A. D. 1859, at ten and a half o'clasf
4. y. in book of Mortgage Deeds. page kS.
a.d conveys from sail Nicholas Graber ani
wife to sal Roswell Goodell, in 'ec. the fol-
,,own.g described &c premises, situate, lying and
ncsota, VIZ: The north half Of the southwest
quarter IF section eight{s 81. township sneshnn-
drcd and twelve (ll2), mol til Of range fourteen
l4) west, containing eighty acres more or
less. Said mortgage was made to secure tn,
payment OF the Promssory note Of said Mich
"las GRADER for the sum OF seventy one dollar.
and sixteen cents ($7l l6) payable t., the said
Roswell Goodell, or order, six m ntls after
date, and bears date the gath day of Nav. y. n.
1859. No suit or proceedings at law or ether
wise having been instituted to recover tlc said
deDt SO secured by said mortgage decd as nf3re-
sa'a, or any part thereof, and ther.: being
claimed to be due on said note and ,.ortgag;
1T the date Of this notice the snm OF SEVENTY
dollars and fifty cents. (s7', ',5,.};
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tiat
in pursuance Of power Of sale in said mort
x"s9 eoht"'HSo anu OF the statute in such cn-e
made and provided. said ,nor;gagsd premises
Will be offered for sale ut pubic anction, ON
the 10th day Of january. a. y. 1870. at 20
o'clock in the forenoon, in from. Of the Court
House. in the city OF Red Wing i,r said ,rnty
OF Goodhua. to satisfy the amount tllcn lns
on sald mortgage. and the note secured there
BY. together with the costs and charge. Of
such sa:e as allowed by law
Dated: Red Wing. December 81 1859. fr.=
ROSWELL GOODELL,
H. SANnroHD, Mortgages.
Atty for Morteagec. i7+-d
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

selves the mastcr-all their animal libcr,in
is'n excited; how they would flock 10 old
John Brown! !! and i is in sympathy for this
notable plan, and fof the execution Of this
martyr 10 Liberty that these psuyrr meetings.
accounts Of which we publish are held,
guns fired, exciting speeches made. Poor
fools what would their Rror,sionai Gov.
ernment amount to? What control could
they exert on a negro rising excited
Forgetting to rejoice over the lesolation Of
the South appalled, at the effects Of their
own medd!eso'ne mischief they would be
the first victims-past praying for. But it
il needless to g. into this part Of the case.
II presents another aspect mnch more pleas
ant and that is the downfall Of Republican,
ism-Black Republicauisn. Abolitionism
is deprived Of the great element o: its pro-
gress-its insi.lionsness. It is to be met
face to face; to show its own colors. The,
are too confident aud too bitter longer to BIZ
controlled by motives Of policy, Or :.c
10 made the tools Of ir,epressible c3nf]ic
demagogues. No more milk and water 70,
them. Like the ministers IA the Chiea.t
Ant''s'avory Tract Convention they vii
spit on the Republican platform 4ad all Il.
meaningless 9oush face; and two.s;det
p'snks ana phrases. They will stand 4po,
II no longer, and When they les~e. it, the,
Gave it sho1n Of It's strcns.h-aA object .
contempt to Be- kicked out Of way Will,
the real battle goes on. This was its ulti
mate hte. We .rs Glad this John Brow.
performance has fastened tho issue so tha
aoo''tion's:lt kAsy be at once and finally dis
posed o. ..'"
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

PORTSMOUTH,, Dec. 2.-An attempt was
made to toll the City Hall bell, in considera-
ton ofthe execution of Brown The bell
was struck few times, when Mayor Hsr-
rengton appeared in the belfry and ordered
the Brown symphathisers to desist. Oac Of
them refused, when the Mayor dropoed him
down through the scuttle, as the most con-
venient mode Of enforcing his exit.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 2.-An overAowine
meeting was held at Nationa; Hall this
morning to pray for Brown. Numerous,
letters from Brown not hitherto published
were read by Rev. Mr.. Fairness. Addresses
were also delivered by L.,crecia Mott, Runs
Neary, Grew and others. s-2-
CLEVELAND. Dec. IA meeting was held
here tonight, in commemoration Of tho
execution Of Brown. Over 5000 people
were present. Able addresses were made
by D. L. Telden, G. II. Sanguton, A. G.
Riddle. sRev's j. G. White, A. H. Brewster.
Crooks and j. H. Wheahey. Resolutions
were adopted, and the addresses were able.
The hail was dressed in mourning.
BosToN. Dec. 2.--1n the Legislature TO-
day both houses refused to adjourn in con-
sequence of the exclusion Of Brown. The
resolutions offered were voted down with
much unanilnity.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

SORGHUM IN 1owA.-The Keokuk Cute CITY
has the following encouraging ne VS. with re-
gard to the growing Of Sorghum in Iowa {:
Estimating the value Of the crop by the
known amount in few counties, we think
it entirely safe to say, that over one million
dollars. will be saved to the State Of Iowa
this year, in consequence Of the introduction
Of tho Chinese cane among US. Amillion Of
dollars saved in this way is equal to two
millions earned. The production is yet but
just emerged from IN experiment. II they
save million this year, next year they will
save TWO millions. Tho Dubuque Times. re.
marking on the same subject, says, that :
tour through nine counties in that section,
showed an average Of one sugar mill to about
tosr farmers. Tie crop Of molssses in jeff.
erson county is estimated this year At 10000
gallons. Tama eouaty, last year, produced
ll:Ooo gallons; this year the crop is estima.
ted at 10000 gallons. The price Of the
gallon. s1tl5 'sli:a 81 -.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

A1 ORTGAGE SALE.
Al Defarlt having hecn made in the condi
tlons OF |. certain mortgage decd dulv execu-
ted and delivered by John Sterns, Of Goodhue
county, and State (thcn Territory Of Mime
sofa, to Miles Prince and Myron Prince Of
Bra ford county, and State Of Pennsylyani,.
which mortgage deed bears date the fifth tluv
OF June. A. ID. 1855, anl was duly recorded in
the Office Of tie Register Of Deeds for G,o.l.uc
county: and State then Territory Of Mime
sofa, on the said fifth day OF june A.. d. 1855,
ut one y O'Clock in the afternoon Of said dav.
i'll Book ono I y Of Mortgages, ON pages 1G, II
and Is, and which said mortgage conveys from
sal! John S:crns t" said Miles Prince and Nv
ron Prince, IN fec, the FLOWING described lund
and premises, situated III said Goodhue county,
Minnesota, viz:
The south half Of the south east quarter If
section number twcnty-eight (2s), ami the
north halt of the northeast quarter OF sec
tlon number thirty-thrcc (33). in township
number one hundred and thirteen i13), north
Of range number fifteen (l5) west, according 10
the government survey thereof, containing
one hundred and sixty (l60) acres, more OF
less.
Said mortgage was made to secure the pay
mcnt OF the promiss,ry note Of said tonn
Sterns for the sum of five hundred dollars.
$500, payable to said Miles Prince and Ny
ron ron. Prince, or order, four (4) years from the
rate Of twenty-five per cent. per annum-the
interest to be paid annually.
No proceedings at law Or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt
or any part thereof, AMI there being DUG on
said note and mortgage at the date Of this no.
tice the sum Of eight hundred aud seyen dol
lars and thirty cents, (ss07, ,so):-
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
i'm pursuance Of the power Of sale in said mort
gage decd contained. and of the statute in such
case made and provided, said mortgaged rrcm-
ises will be offered for sale at public auction,
in front Of the Court House, in the city Of Red
Wing, Gooehuc county, Minnesota. on the
at eleven (1l) O'clock in the forenoon Of ssid
day, to satisfy the amount then due on said
|mortgaged debt, and the costs and charges Of
such sale as allowed by law.
Dated: this 26th day Of November, AID. 1883.
MILES PRINCE, u.-.
MYRON PRINCE. mortgages
BRIsTor. & PBELPs,
At:'ys for Mortgages. l73-td
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

AN UNEXPECTED CL1MAx.-Speaking of
the tendencies Of temperanceorators to put
themselves forward as previous examples Of
the blightinx effect Of drink, an exchange
says: So re
MY friends, three month ago I signed
the pledge. (Clapping Of hands and loud
and ~pproveing chesrs.) In month after.
ward. my friends, 1had sovereign in my
pocket, thing I never had before. (Clap-
ping and loud cheers.) In another month,
my, friends. l bad q good coat on my back.
= thing I never had betor. (Cheers and clap.
ping Of hands much louder.) A fortnight
after that, my friends, I bought cofin!''
The audience was going to cheer here, but
stopped and looked serious. "You wonder, +"
continued the speaker, "why bought a
coffin" Well, my friends, I bought the
coffin because felt pretty certain If l kept
the pledge another fortnight, should want
one."
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

Senator might say could get him to sneak
dlsrespecttnIly Of Virginia or any other State
OF the Union. He used the term shrieks.
~ used in regard to the people Of Kansas.
but not with view Of casting ridicule on
any portion of the country.
Mr.: Mason's impression was that the term
came from the political associates Of Mr..
Trumbu'l; At first it was skrieky for free.
dom.
Mr. Hale, Of N. H., followed, denouncine
the Supreme Court Of tho United States.
and defining his position generally on the
slavery question.
Mr.. Hunter expressed surprise at the
manner this resolution had been received
1t was proper in itself and made eminently
necessary by the circumstances which have
recently occurred. Ee was not 80 much
startled by the foray Of Brown and his few
followers: as At the sympathy openly cx.
pressed TOR him by the North, ard the
aPPare'. Indifference o! the great mass oi
!ne North, at such manifestations Of sympa-
Fay. The Senator from Illinois proposes ia
turn it into party issue. Does he suppose
tue South regards the peace and safety o
the community as party measure. They
are 10th that sack thtngs can he treated with
'9daaerence by ttosc bound to them by the
ties of coaAtnots government; but it such is
the case, It IS time they were made aware o.
It; upon such occasions as this, which ha.
no parable! in the history Of the country, the
tes'ty displayed by the Senator from New
Hampshire is like tho laugh Of an inc.
briate at a bed Of death. The South car
t"ke care ofitsclf if no remedy can be found
4 IN the general government. Let the South
kaow so that they can take action. Is this
! Y MON to bc used only to stay the arms d
STATES for self.defence, and give no protec;
ton against such instructions? Ifthe,e b,
in truth, such an alienation Of feeling tha,
this simple resolution cannot pass without
being smothered by party issues, let u
know at once. ., .,.t.f.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

HuNo1s. the King Of the Scotch Picts, in
vaded Northumberland, and on his return
home was met BY Saxon King with a
large army. IS
During the night, q large portion Of which
was spent by the King Of the Picts in prayer,
and the remainder in sleep, he had vision
in which st. Andrew appeared BY his side
looking on in :avor and promised him VIC
tory. The battle took place, in the midst Of
which, large cross appeared in the air
having stroug resemblance of the letter x
and tie Saxous became tishtcncdat At the pre-
ternatural display. The Picts gained the
victory. In comtnemcration of this victory
be erected a shrine, St. Andrew:was enscrib.
ed on the coin Of the kingdom and was ad-
opted IS the national saint.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10

@ The Rev. Beecher calls old Brown q
"poor, child-bereft old man." Hon. B. F.
Hallett. in recent speech, said this remind
ed him Of a recent trial Of parracide in
France. The man had cruelty murdered
his father and mother, and, Of course. was al
orphan by his own crime, just as Brown is
"child. .bereft" by his own crimes. The
parracidc was convicted, and on being called
up for sentence, was asked by the Judge if
he had anything to say. Nothing" said
he, "only I pray you to have pity upon q
poor orphan"
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-10
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