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MORTGAGE SALE.

MI OHIGAGE SAAE.
~ Default having been made in the condi-
executed and delivered or the sixth day of Au-
gust. A.. u. 1857, by Robert L. Philips, Of Cen
trail Point, Goodhuc colnty, Minnesota Terri
tory, (now State Of Minnesota) to Samuel
Doughty, Of Lake City, and Territory (now
State Of Minnesota) and duly recorded in
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said
county Of Goodhue, on the fourth day Of Sep
tein3cr; \. D. 1887, at o'clock p. N. in Book
Sd Of Mortgage Deo,.s, on page 295, by which
said mortgage deed the said Robert Z. Philips
sold and conveyed to the said Samuel Dough
~. his heirs and assigns, the following des-
cells of land lying and being in Goodhuc coun-
ty, in the then Territory (now State) Of Min
| nesota, known Us lots number two three and
TOUR, e, 8, T. ~ Of section number thirty-two
la9l, in township number one hundred and
twelve ct. No. liz of range number twelve
survey made thereof. Said mortgage was
made to secure the sum Of five hundred dol
lars (S500), according to the condition Of u
certain promissory note, made and delivered
! by the said Robert T.. Philips to the said Sam
u:l Doughty, for said sum, bearing even date
with said mortgage, and made payable three
months after. said date, with interest thereon
ut the rate Of three per cent. pei. month until
maturity, and II not then paid, to bear interest
from that time (its maturity, at the rate Of
nve per cent. per month until paid. No suit
or proceedings at law OF otherwise having
been instituted to recover the amount Of said
mortgage debt or any part thereof, and there
being due as is claimed on said note and mort
gage Gator deducting q credit of eleven dol
lars endorsed on said note, us of February LIST,
1861 at the date Of this notice the sum Of six
hundred and twelve dollars and ,torty-tive
cents (9612.45): -.
Now, therefore, notice lis hereby given that
in pursuance OF the power Of sale in said mort
gage contained. and Of the statute in such case
provided, said mortgaged premises will be Of
the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, in
said county Of Goodhue, on the 10Th day of
| March, d. 1885," at two o'clock P. Y. Of said
day, to satisfy the amount then duo On sud
mortgage debt, together with the costs and ex-
pcnscs Of sale. Dated : Sd Feb. A. d. 1860.
81 -.- fg g.. SAMUEL DOUGHTY, -
WV. J. JACOBS, Morteagoe.
Atty for Mortgage. ava. ls3-td
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TIE OLD SEXTON.

Nigh to grave that VA. "cwly lusde,
Leaned = Ssx,on old, On his earth. worn
spade:
His work was done. and he paused to wait
The funeral train at the opsn gate. 4 \,t
A FslicI Of BY gone days Vas he. ,2.c} 4
And his locks were white Is the foamy sea {;
And these words came from his lips 10
4 thin y +.
II g..hor them in'-1 gather them in
81 ga'hcr them in--for man and boy.
Yaar after year Of grief and joy, ...
I've buided the houses that lie around
Mother and daughter, father and son,
Come to ny solitude, ono BY one;
But come they strangers, or come they kin,
l1sther them in-I gather them in!
"Aany ore with me, yet I'm alone:
ain King Of the Dead. and l make my
throne Z. -" W.. N..'
On tho monument slab Of marble cold,
And my ,sceptre Of rule is the spade hold
Come they from cottage, come they from
~ ball.
Mankind are my ubjects-all-all--all!
. let them loiter in pleasure, Or toilfull,
spin.
gather them in--l gather them in!
a.. gather them in-aud their final rest
d Herr. down here, in the earth's darl
breast:''
And the, Sexton ceased, and the funeral trai,
Wound nndtsly over thu solemn plain,
And said to myself-When time is told,
A nish8ier voice than the, Sections old
Shall sound DER the last trump's dreadf,
-'.'; VI, din, es.4.] ..
gather them in--1 gather them in -
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HOME WITHOUT "A MOTHER.

sAo.0A W. AAOO n NV ~ EIxSs
lwh,, ! hsm. without mother?
What are al tho joys We meet,
When her loving smile no longer
Greets the coming Of our feet? 49,.
The days seem long, the nights arc drsar,
And time rolls slowly on; .f
And 0, how few are childhood's pleasures,
Wheu her gentle care is gone.
Things We prize are drst to vanish 49,
Hearts We love to pass away;
T. And how soon; cen in our childhood, II
We behold her turning gray. no ~
Her eye grows dim, her step 10 slow, N
.Her joys Of earth are past, '/'i1
And bs,o:e We learn to1know her.
She has breatbsd on earth her last.
Other hearts may have their xorrows:
'Griefs that quickly die away; fl..t
But, . mother lost in childhood
Grieves the heart from day to day.
We miss her kind and willing hand,
Her fond and earnest care;
Aud o, how drsar is life around U.s.
What's home without mother there
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L>OREcLUsURE OF MORTGAGE.
l. State Of Minnesota, District Court, Fiji
judicial District, Goodhue County.
Benjamin F. Sheldon, T. &
Plaintiff,
against
James J. Jackson,
IT rDcfnndunt s.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue OF decree of Judgment Of foreclosure.
in the above entitled action, made at chambers
by the Hou. n. NJ. Donaldson, Judge OF said
Court, on the l4th day of September, A.. d.
1859. cory Of which has been served on me
by the plaintiff 8 attorneys, in which The un-
dersigncd is appointed special referee, to make
the sale hereby notified shall, on Monday,
the 9th day Of February, 1860, at two O'clock
in the afternoon OF that day, ut the front door Of
the Post Office, in the city Of Rci W,ag, sell at
auction, to the highest bidder. for cash. all and
singular the premises described in said decree,
viz: Lying and being in Goodhue county, il,
the State Of Minnesota, and known US lot nu ~
Der one { y. Of subdivision Of acre 10. II tnbcr
six 60. in block number two [2), in Freedom
D. Co: addition to the town now city OF Red
Wing. according to the plat Of said subdivision
and addition recorded in the Office OF the Reg
i.ter Of Deeds of said county Of Goodhuc with
the appurtcnances. IL. G. HOFFMAN,
hna. Special Referee.
CoLyILL g. uAxILroS, .-.,.-a..t. ---,, ..tE
~ Plaintiffs Attorneys. sa-.'
Dated Jan. "A, 1860. 1S0w6
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| Baggage checked to all important points,
Fare always as low as by any First Class
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED
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and Chicago Railroads.
Trains leave Duuleith morning and evening
| io upon arrival Of the Railroad Packet
| from St. Paul, cunning thro'
WIT HoUTf CHANGE OF CARS
Making direct connections with all of the
! Eastern lines for Detroit, Toronto. Alba
ny, Cleveland, Montreal. New York,
'' Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Boston,
And all cities and towns throughout tho East
and the Canadas.
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Are run upon all Night Trains, an advantage
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Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
For Through Tickets and inf ,rmation, appl,
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~-"Mr. Smith, don't you thinl
Mr.. Skeesics is young man If parts??'
'Reoidedly 10, Miss Brown !; he i
numsk"'l. and part knavs, and par
fool
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Fir. & Inland NAVIGATION

Risks accepted 1T terms consistent with So vcncy
s.a9 &. 500 and fair profit. u, u.a.a.'
Especial attention giren to Inswrunre o.
.BUILDINGSamI Contents, for terms q
on~ to .fve gears. .' ~.
The solid service loae and successfully tried
and the many advantages the -Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line. should not BE-
owe looked by those ready to insure and un :
dcrStan,ing their best interest,". -,t- -..
During stringent times the necessity Cor
reliable Insurance becomes an imperative ''"ty
the ability OF property ow crs to sust lin
loss being then much le<scncd.
Agencies in ali the l,rinrpa cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay. by any Of the duly authorized agents 0,
tho Company. - H 81"
Bus ness nttsnde1 10 uaM D;s!92tch and r.
deliy. ...,' EN-.
WARREN BRISTOL, Agent.
1'2-ms Red Wing, MINI.
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RAILROADS. ,.3
1859. ~ 9 1859.
>EAso OF 1859.
aH@ THE 1reIgJ =sHT
La Crosse and Milwaukee, Railroad
aa ~ WITH ITS coNNEcT1oNs, s.sa ,e5.
Forms tie shortest, quickest. and only Direc,
Route to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, re.
Toledo. Pittsburgh, New York, 90.
Boston, and all points s.Gl..-t
ed IH East and South. :eEg II
RAILROADS.

TWO Express Trains daily (Sundays except:
cd. leave La Crosse on the arrival of thu
morning and evening boats from st. Paul, con
Meeting ut Milwaukee with the Detroit and
Milwaukee Railway Steamers, and trains OF
the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad.
The Minnesota Packet Company's Steamer
Milwaukee, Itasca and Ocean Wave, leave st
Paul every morning, Saturdays excepted
connecting ut La Crosse with the 1905 A. H
Train. .NIn4o1H
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1nohio. .........,... s4sl ,5es So
In Wisconsin .........:... l96.955 "
In Kentucky ..... 80. 2O5 929 40
In Missouri ............ 3s4,5lS ~
Iowa and Minnesota ........... lUl 399 As
Pennsylvania ind Virginia 80. 81 $50 So
Michigan .................. l5S. 942 81
Indiana ......' .... l46,s3y 81
Illinois -. .....'..... ...... 44S.3:7 II
Tennessee .......,.... $3.50 81
Kansas and ,braska ......... 1886 II
Arkansas ar Georgia ........ 23.945 O9
Mississippi a-.a Alabama.... 52,4l2 IS
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n u Z G . l. d E N DOL L A R
MONTHLY s:AGAZlNE: ..-
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FLOWERS OF AMERICAN LITERATURE.

POLITE AND USEFUL LITERATURE
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SENATOR SEw,Rp--Mr. Stewards friends
arc indignant At tho idea Of his being set
aside for Bates. Gen Webb. Of the \. Y.
Courisr, blows his trumpet thus: I'VE
have the best reasons for believing that il not
elected to the Presidency next November,
his public life may be conside' e. al ,er,uina.
ted, Is he would not even consent to q re.
eleet,Qn 10 the Senste."
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UPWARD. OF s12.OOO,OOO ...5.
OF losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance
.'' Company in the past Az years.
The value Of reliable Insurance will: be appa-
s,- y.g rent from the following ,s.s 49,
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA.
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OF NEWSPAPERS USING THE
CALORIC ENGINE:
TESTIMONY

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"Our Csloric Engine al expectations IL 10 We
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he
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ENGINES NOW APPLIED TO MIS-
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MASSACHUSETTS CALoRIC ENGINE CO.,
EoURSE CARYL PROJECTORS,
South 0roton Mass.
Boston OHice Nos "a and 90 AerchAntsrow.
Bosros, April !, 1850.
MAS CALORIc ENGINE Co.:
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oerned a common cook stove Previous to porchaas,
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We have applied to three Of aalorys Cutting Machines
saving and suidng manbne The OFF las
that there Is no danger In using H. than there Ia
mon ttOye.
also tsies care Of ths engine. 1t needs engineers
respectfully yours, ACKERMAEH a Co.
A. v.c o BosIos, April ?, 1897
our eek Factory No Washington the lst Of iaroh has
been In operation every day aimee that time driving him
cry with stesdues Of speed aud power that quite saso
tory In fact think, the power hss Improved by
have had II operation IL requires bat tl.e
isntioD.
ss no reason why II will Istwe look upon the most eco
nomos safe and reliable power for Hight machinery has
vet been gwen to the public
10 save In Winter much exhaust heat for warming .hop
q can be ottDed from the same quantity OF coal harmed In