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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
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The illiberality and malignity Of the Hell
per book, maybe seen from the following
outburst Of fendish aud impudent intoler.
ance and proscriptivenes with the in
telllgent Protestant element IL the father
land on our side, w can we'll asfford to dis
'pense with the ignorant Catholic element
Of the Emerald Isle. In the influences
which they exert on society, there is SO little
difference between slavery, Popery, and me-
gro driving Democracy, that We are not at
oil surprised to seethem going hand in hand
in their diabolical work Of inhumanity and
|desolatiop.''
Here'is scrap Of the modern Gospel .ol
treason and murder worthy Of the religion
which has elevated horse thief into the OBJ
ject of its generation. John Brown acted
in the same spirit in which Helper writes,
and Cheever and Beecher preach. We are
not surprised at any atrocity from such men.
We are confident that fevulsion will take
place, and that the Northsrn people, who
have been deceived by the falsehoods and
ISLANDERS Eof the Black Republican. writers
and speakers, will repudiate such outrage
Gus assaults. Il sri ~ .taH .N.iii,o.. E-Gat
Helperism would re:establish here all the
prosecutions and cruelties under which; the
Catholics Of Ireland have groaned for more
than two centuries. And yet Sherman and
his Congressional allies Endorsed this book
Of denominations, and the leaders Of the Re:
publicans Of the North subscribed to send
forth in every nook and corner of the land,
these comprehensive anathemas on ireland.
Catholicity, Democracy and Slavery Of Mas
ter Helper.-W ;n0nn Dena0ernf. -, It 17st!
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LEGA.L NOY1oB,g.
MORTGAGE SALE.

M Vh1nA6E 6ALE.-z
" Default having besn nede in III cond;L
and delivered by George w. ,Camnl,e1iI ~
Loretta E. Campbell, bis wife, Of Goodhue
county, State Of Minnesota, to John ". Inoe'
Of the same county,ahd Etste, which ,nns4oaos
deed bears date the 18th day Of July. =. =.
lS5s, a1d was duly recorded in tho ofice of
me IN S1ee1ster OF Deeds for said Goodhue' Jodnl
y, s1en 81 ~ Minnesota, on the 18th DAY Of
Of Mortgage Deeds, on page ~, and convev.
from said George W. Campbell and Ioretts =
Campbell, his wife, 20 said John ". Lnee- -
fee, (subjsct to defeasancs) the following d.
c,losa premises, situate, lying and being in
Sa county, State Of Ainnesota, Is fol-
t;ns h ~ wy The southwest quarter Of 500
twelve lls) north of range thirteen lIsl weet.
containing one hundred and ffty-four snJ
2S-loo acres, according 20 the government snr-
vey thereof. Said mortgage va. made to ~
cure the payment Of the promissory nota Of
the said George w. Csmpbell for tie sum Of
ono n1ndled and fifty dollars elsO, ) payable
~ - saac Tohn Luee or his order, on the first
gay OF feDruaFy, \. D. 1860, With interest It
the rate Of two and one half per cent. per
at law or otherwise having Been inM ;fnted 81
recover SAID dept 20 secured by said mortgage
deed as aforesaid, or any part thereof. and
mere being claimed to be due on said, note ard
mortgage at the date Of this notice the sum Of
one hundred and seventy-four doiis,s .nd
fifty nine cents (el74f59) :. >,s,'>-
: NOW therefore notice, 10 hereby given, thdt
~ pursuance Of the powe, of sale in seid
mortgage contained and of the statute in soch
case made and provided, tie said morteaeed
premises will be offered for sale at public, auc-.
two o'clock in the forenoon, in. front Of the
Court House, in the CITY of Rod Wine ~ 80
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THE UNION PARTY PROGRAMME

THE UNION PARTY PROGRAMME.
The programme Of the "Union Party" to
inaugurate which was the object Of the late
meeting ct the Academy Of Music, does not
meet With hearty response from the Re-
publicans Of the Eastern States. The Mas.
sachusetts papers pitch into it Is q paltry
and unjust scheme, intended to cheat the
republicans Of their President. The scheme
is intended to work Is follows
/ The Republicans have fifteen State dele.
cations in the House of Representatives, and
the Democrats fourteen !; The Americans
one, (Tennessee,) while three delegations
are divided-thoseto Of Kentucky, North Car.
olina and Maryland. Now, they say, if IN
election Of President by tho people can be
frustrated and the "Uniop'' can get one
State, 50 IS to carry him into the House,
he will be elected. go :
The result is figured out in this way
The divided States and Tennessee will
neither vote for the Republican nor the Dem.
ocratic candidate !: but the Republican
States being aware that incase Of no choice
BY the House, the Senate will choose Dem.
ocratlc candidate for Vice President, who
will thus become by the Constition acting
President, will make the best Of their al.
tentative, and give their decisive supper,
to the "Union" man, and put him { perhaps
the choice Of Delaware alone into. the
Presidential chair for four years! A well
devised scheme, but one that will not an.
swsr as the people will probably decide The
question BY their votes, without the assist.
ance Of their Congressional delegates.-Rhil.
adelphia Ledqer.
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CONGREssIONAL.
sWAsH1xerox. Feb lat

S #9WAsHINGToN; Feb LIST,
Special report sever.l short e1plana.
tons Of their votes were made by Nessrs.
Clark, Of Mo-. Cobb, Keitt, and Smith, Of
Va, and Borksdale. The last maintaining
if the South Americans concentrated with
the Democrats on Mr.. Clennand, they could
defeat Mr.. Pennington.
Messrs, Hill, Gilmer and Mallary did not
agree in opinion with Mr. Barksdsle. The
latter said if another vote was taken Mr..
Briggs would vote for Mr. Pennington, thus
affecting his election. Mr.. Moore of Ala,
said it would not be Of any avail, he would
sit here till 1861 before he would consen,
to the election Of q Republican. He deemed
that his vote with all the scattering ones
could elect Mo- lefnand, and voted for Boyce
Mr.. Davis of Miss. voted not for McClerand
but for thecountry. Briggs, after an explain.
alton, voted for Pennington. and thus decid.
ing the contest. Applauses and Kisses. The
vote resulted as follows: whole number $50
Pennington, III ;-McC lernaud IS rest
scattering. The clerk decided Pennington
was elected. Appiauses and Kisses in the
galleries. 's,s'''.- f,'Tst''
Hinderman wished to make some remarks
about the election Of Republican, but was
loudly called to order rby the Republican
side. ,..tg1.,.s..r; .,,...i .,o.,..f
Bocock and. Sherman were appointed by
the clerk TO conduct the speaker to the chair.
The speaker delivered ! speech, in which
he promised to preside with justice and i'm.
|partiallity he felt he had national heart
which embraced all parts Of our Union.
After thanking his friends again for their
kindness, he entered upon the discharge o.
the arduous duties Of his station. Slight an.
plause. 'ai' ~ sga ff2s~
The oath was administered to him by Mr.
The members were then sworn in b,
States.
A committee was appointed to notify the
Senate that the House was organized. Al.
journed till Friday.
SENArE-Gwynne introduced a bill grant
ing the right Of way to a certain party 70,
a Of telegraph to the Pacific. ..f ..o..
Rice introduced resolution, that the com
mittee on Territories b., instructed to resor1
a bill for the organization Of the Territory
of Dacota. 5s-s.,~ a
Grimes moved an amendment, that SC
much of Minnesota, not included in the
boundaries Of that State, be annexed to Ne.
braska. Laid over.
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ninistered to him by Mr.,
THE LATE BATTLE IN MEXICO.

New Yonk, Jan. ga gentlema
from Acapulco informs US that only the
artillery of the liberal army numbering
about 1000 troops, were engaged in the bat.
tie Of tho 21st. The main body of the
troops under Rocha, failed to come up, ow.
ing, as we believe, to tIeachery. The artil.
lery which was under COL Halle, an Amer.
lean from San Francisco, was cut to pieces,
owing to the fact that Miramon's artillery
was much heavier and longer Of range than
that of the liberals.
Col. Hole escaped to Mazatlan, where, at
last accounts he had purchased and was fit.
ting out two small vessels with which he
intends to proceed to capture the two YES
sells seized in that port by Miramon.
When Miramon left the Capitol, he had
5000 troops in command, 1000 Of which
under Marquese stopped at Guadelajara, to
cover Miramou's retreat should he have been
orced to make one. Marquee, it will be
recollected, was at last previous accounts,
imrisoned in Mexico for his eeizure Of the
$2,OO0,Oo0 conducta at Tepec. a#s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04

~ Michael Baird, miser committed
suicide at Little York, Pa. He xas worth
@4oO.OOO and sitter death, his iron-hooped
goxes and barrels were found to contain
$3.50, 600 in gold and silver: He hung him
selfbecause lot Of clover-seed, which he
had sent to Philadelphia, did not bring rs
much BY $3.50 IS he had been offered prev
iously.
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M OkIGAt1E SALE. - ..,.t-z-f
WI Default having beer made in the condi-;
tenth day. Of December, A. D. 1858, made.-cxe-
ented and delivered by D. C. Shoemaker; ansd
Harriet his wife, P. @. Shoemaker and Jane.
his wife. and s. p. Corning, and Fannie. his
wife. all Of the county Of Goodhue and State
OF Minnesota, to Charles Smith, of the same
place, to secure the paymeht.ofa Certain prom
gage, for the sum Of ninety -four dollars End
fifty cents $3.50 and due in six months after
date, with interest at the rate of three Der cent
per month, payable to the said Charles Smith,
and an signed by the said D. G. Shoemaker, r. O.
s Sheen :; aker: and s; p Corning: upon which
said Charles Smith, at the date Of the first pub
lication of this notice, the sum Of one hundred
and twenty-five dollars and forty cents (9l22.-
4o), which said mortgage was recorded in the
OFT of the Register Of Deeds Of said county
Of Goodhue, on the first day OF January. A. D.
1859, at ny o'clock A. n. in Book Of Mort
gage Deeds, on pages 555 and $50. f-5i
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale 10 said mort
gage contained, and in pursuance of the stat
ute in such case made and provided. the prem
Uses described in, and covered by. said mort
gage, to Wit Commencing forty six (4s)
rods east of the southwest corner of the north
east quarter of section number thirty two 3.).
in township number one hundred and nina
(lo9}, north Of range number fifteen Is west
OF the fifth principal meridian; thence run
ming north thirty-two {S2) rods; thence east
twenty 20 rods thence south thirty two (32)
rods: thence west twenty (2o) rods to the
place Of beginning containing five a.re<-and
situate in said county Of Goodhue, will. on
Saturday, the oath day o: March, A. d. 1861,
at two o'clock i'll the afternoon of said t1ny. he
offered for sac BY the Sheriff Of said county Of
Goodhue. at the front door Of the Court House,
in the city Of Red Wing, in said county. at
public auction or vendue, to the highest bid
der for cash, to satisfy the amount then due up
on said note, and the costs and expenses of
sale. Dated !: Red Wing. Feb 9Th. 1860.
CHARLES SMITH,
". CoLv1LI, JR., Mortgaeee.
~ Atty for Mortgage. 1S3td
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NJ ORTGAGE SALE.
WI Whereas default has been made in the
condition co, ola certain mortgage bearing date on
cuted and delivered by John W. Brown. and
Mary, his wife, both Of the city Of Red Wing,
county of Goodhue, and State Of Minncsora. to
Charles l. Holbrvok. of the same place which
said mortgage was filed for record in the office
OF the Register Of Deeds ofsail county Of Good
hue, on the 26th day of March, A. b. 1889. "A
~ o'clock in the afternoon, and was duly re-
corded in Book six (6) Of mortgages, on page
I'll OF tho records of said county, in and BY
which said mortgage the said grantors bar
gained, sold and conveyed unto the said Hol-
brook: his heirs and assigns, the following de-
scrloed tract or parcel Of land, lying and being
follows, viz the west half of section too (2)
town one hundred and ten (l1O north, of ranaa
fifteen l5) west.
Which said mortgage was executed and de.
hvered as aforesaid to secure the payment to
the said Hoibrook Of the sum Of one hundred
according to the condition Of eertain prom
'n'ssory note made by the said John w. Brown,
payable to the said Holbrook, tor the said sum
of one hundred and seventy seven dollars
($l!a bearing da.c the said 18th day Of March.
A. u. 5a:and due IN six u.onths thercaftcr.-
Upon which there u claimed 10 b. due. ut tho
date OF the first publication Of this notice, tbs
sum Of one hundred and eighty one dollars and
ten cents Slsl.l0), AMI no suit or proceedings
at law or otherwise having been Instituted "
had to recover the said debt or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
IN pursuance and by virtue of a power Of sale
contained ia sui mortgage, and Of the stntste
in such case made and provided, the m.,rtgaycd
premises abeve described will be sold ut public
auction: to the highest bidder, for cash. bv tho
Sheriff Of Goodhue county, at the front door of
the Court House, in the city ofRed Wing, afore-
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plumber in the future. Our county affairs
have been grossly mismanaged BY. the Re-
publicans, and the present legislature are
carrying the Republican doctrine Of misrule
into fsarfully practical operation. We shall
pay particular and loving attention to that
body, and to things generally; following
(" where duty calls" g,
W. w. PHELPS.
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COLLECTION LAWS.

We see that it is mooted in the Legislature
to abolish all collection laws. Now this is
. bold step and has the merit Of attaining
directly what most legislators in these times
strive to accomplish Indirectly. For our
part We must admit we prefer such isw
to wretched and unequal exemption laws
that reach the same result. With ex-
emptions and stay laws, and appraisement
laws and similar legislative toggery,. debt
or is just as far out Of the way Of sheriffs
and executions, IS q total abolition Of all COL
lection laws will place him. -
The system proposed and even tho prac-
teal effect Of that already adopted strikes .
deadly blow. At credit, which in every COM
n.erci.l nation Of the earth, has been cher
ished and fostered as the developing agent
of trade, commerce and manufactures. The
enterprising poor, who iufuse into every
branch Of business its life-whose credit is
their capital, will to great extent be ex-
cluded from actual business on their own
account, and the direct tendency is to
strengthen the hands Of wealth and Cypress
the enterprise Of poorer though more
active and intelligent. -.
These temporary relief expedients are de-
lusive. The financial cancer was induced
by the wild spirit Of speculation of the few
years past, and the outrageous usury asked
and payed in our flush times. The cupidity
of the money lender and the folly Of the
money borrower, have very properly en-
quilted both in ruin, and it is q melancholy
pity that these classes cannot pay their res
pective penalties of the violation of all
known business experience, without drag
ging to the destruction they so justly merit
ed, those: men who were engaged in the
honest and legitimate business of the coun-
try, and have endeavored to develop its re-
sources. ~ .,-.,-...
But we ask the Legislature what will
they do to relieve the merchant and the
legitimate business Of the country, ifthey
drive every one engaged in them to bank
ruptcy, by allowing the debtor to defiantly
Withhold the business mans capital for threeI
years or more. The certain result of these
expedients is to prevent both the .givingl
and obtaining Of credit, and the evil oil
such tinkering legislation will effect injur-
ously the poor far more than the rich
We regard it Is true progress and in &C.
cordance with commercial policy, to restrain
the free commerce in money and to fix
its value by legislative enactment, with Sc
we're penalties for the violations of the law
Do this ard you have cured the disease
but no legislative doctoring will supply
strength to the commercial and business
body polite, for the weakness produced
BY this raging fever Of aYarice will give
place but slowly to financial vigor and
,oundneas.
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o. The complete and thorough returns
now in the hands Of Mayor SAUNDERS, Of
Lawrence, show that the exact number Of
dead who have been identified is r.: there
are 8 unrecognized bodies ct the hall and
this leaves only II persons yet missing. The
number Of injured is over, : hundred.
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. CONGRESSIONAL.

The National House Of Representatives,
after . most protracted and bitter contest,
has at length been organized by the election
Of Gov. Pennington, Of New Jersey, As
Speaker, John W. Forney, of Pennsylvania
as Clerk. and Fl. A. Hoffman, Of Maryland
as Sergeant at Arms. For our part, we an.
nounce this result with pleasure and gratifi.
cation, and regard the selection Of officers as
q Waterloo defeat to the disorganizing FAC
tions on both sides. ~ 3 e# H.
The Republicans have about as littel to
glory over, as could we'll be imagined, and
to Southern Democrats, and the President,
taking the election Of Clerk into account,
the result must promote nearly every other
emotion except IN amisble one. Gov. Pen
ninston is conservative national man. and
no more the type Of the Helperits party
than Daniel Webster would be, if living
Their man Sherman, is dead and buried,
and upon his tombstone can be inscribed
!" Killed at the irrepressible conflict growing
out Of tho Harper's Ferry insurrection."--
Slowly and sadly they laid him down. y
and took psrforce man who they. gladly
would have "spewed out Of their mouths :,
Then comes the Clerk, John W. Fornev,
Here is Republican victory that beats R.r.
ey's triumphs in the horse line, most deci-
dedly. John w. Forney's election is not
an Administration Triumph, but most Ger.
tainly it Is equally net Republican tri.
umph. Extremes are here rebuked.
Mr.. Hoffman, sergeant.at-Arms, is il
possible, still less matter to sing songs
about. It will be particularly gratifying t.
the foreigners hereabouts, to know that Mr.
Hoffman is q Maryland Know Nothing
Know Nothingism in Maryland means some.
thing. It is there where they shoot and
stab and murder foreigners, and drive them
from the polls, and insult them grossly, be.
cause they happen to be bonn in foreign
country. This Maryland Know Nothing is
elected Sergeant-at-Arms BY Republicans
Would it not Be first rate joke ia. fire tn.
Young Republican," about seventeen hun.
dred times in honor Of this victory?
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@There is alm.n in Maine, the owner
OF : pretty piece Of crinoline, who shows de-
'clded pluck. He says that when the min.
'sseF was hugging and kissing his wifs. he
peeked thso::eh,he crack of the door and
saw It Ill sand g long IS he has the spirit
OF man remaining, be says be viii peek
On such occasions, = = " = - =
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ELI T. WILDER,
WILDER q W1Ll1sToN. Mortgage.
'- Att'yS. lS3td
MORTGAGE SALE.

MOkIGAGE SALE. -.A .e-.- ..,t
NJ Default having been made in the condi-
and duly executed and delivered on the TWEEN
tieth day Of December, A. D. 1856. by Cassan-
dra Wass. Of the county Of Goodhue. State
then Territory of Minnesota. to Eli r. Will
der, of the same lace. w!,ch mortgage deed
was duly recorded il the office Of the Register
OF Deeds OF said county, on the 20.h day OF
December, A. D. 1856. ut , O'Clock r. NJ. in Book
2 Of Mortgage Deeds. page is5. and conveys
from said Wass to said Wilder. in fec, the fol-
lowing described premises, situate in said
county, to wit: "Thc southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter of section fur ri. and the
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter.
and the north half OF the northwest quarter OF
section nine ~, all in township number one
hundred and eleven I'M. north OF range sew
enteen III west Of the fifth principal incrid:-
an. Said mortgage was made TO secure the
payment Of the promissory note of said Wass
tor the sum Of one hundred and eighty dollars
and seventy five cents, dated December 90,
1856; and payable on demand to the order OF
said Wilder, with interest at the rate uf three
per cent per month.
No proceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt.
or any part thereof, and there being due as is
claimed on said note and mortgage ut the date
OF this notice. the sum Of one hundred and
tMrty-two dollars and sixteen cents, and a'so
the further sum Of twelve dollars and sixty
hve cents, taxes assessed upon said premises
and paid by said Wilder, amounting in Ill ia
the sum Of one hundred and forty-four dollars
and ninety lone cents (S144.9l).
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale in said mort
gage cont aimed, and in pursuance Of the stat
ute in such case provided, said mortgaged
premises will be offered for sale ut pubic auc
ton, at the door Of the Court House, lin the
city Red Wing, in said county, on the 24th
day Of March. 4. D. 1850, at two o'clock P. n.
to satisfy the amount then due on said mort
gage debt, with costs and expenses OF sale.
Dated ct Red Wing, Minnesota, February 7th.
1860. ELI T.. WILDER.
WILDE" q W1II1s1os, Mortgage:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MORTGAGE SALE. 5000. -
Nl Default having been made in the condi-
ton Of a certain mortgage deed bearing date
and duly executed and delivered on the TWEEN
spicer, Of the county Of Goodhue, State then
Territory of Minnesota, to Eli T. Wilder, OF
the same place. which mortgage was duly re-
corded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds OF
said county. on the 21st day Of October, A. D.
1857, in Book siof Mortgage Deeds, pages 5ls
and SIS, and conveys from said Spicer to said
Wilder, in fec, the following described prem
ises. situate in said county, to wit: sThe
south part Of lot number six (6), in block mum
Der twenty-five (22), in the town of Red Wing
being fifty feet front and rear. bounded socth
by an alley, east by Plumb street, west by the
west line Of said lot, north by line parallel
with the north line Of said alley, and fry feet
distant thereffom." ~ Ert 4
r Said MORTGAGE was made to secure the pay
ment OF the promissory note of said Spicer
and one ". s. Grow. for the sum Of six hun
dred and fourteen dollars and thirty i've cents.
I $6l4 ,35), dated October Goth. 1851, and paw
able six months after date, without grace to
the order Of said Wilder. with interest after
maturity until paid, at the rate Of i've per
cent. per month.
No proceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt
or any part thereof, and there being due as is
claimed on said note AMI mortgage ut the date
OF this notice, the sum Of six hundred and
nincty-one dollars and seyenty-six cents. and
also the farther sum Of three dollars and thir-
ty-cigh. cents for taxes. assessed on said prcm-
ises and pnid by said Wilder. amounting to the
sum Of siA hundred and hincty five dollars and
fourteen cents (s6e5,l4.)
Now, therefore, notice il hereby given that
ny virtue OF the power of sale in said mort
gage contained, and in pursuance Of the stat
ute in such case provided, said mortgagcd
premises will be offsre.l for sale ut public auc-
ton, at the door Of the Court House. in the
city Of Red Wing, in said county, on the cath
day Of March, A. Z. 1860, ut two o'clock n. OF
said day, to satisfy the amount thea due on
said mortgage debt, with the It's and cxpen-
ses OF sale. Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota
February 9Th, A. D. 1861.
ELI T. WILDER,
WILDER g. WlLllsToN. Mortgage.