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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
THE pENNsyEvANEA CONTEST.

Mr. Butler, who is legally returned to Congress
from the Ist District of Pennsy lyania, has Issued
the following Card. 1t will be seen that he charges
fraud in the returns of votes made from other Die
tIicts beside that which was undoubtedly forged.
He proposes that cal the ballOt-boXes be taken
before the proper authorities and the votes care
" fully counted, go as t. settle for WHOM majority
" was actually cast" If that be still practicable,
we see not why it should be declined, and presume
il will not be. At all events, let the matter be
brought before some impartial tribunal forthwith,
and let Mr. Butler refuse the certificate uolcss 1t Is
clear than he received a majority of the legal
votes.
10 THE PUBLIC.
The excitement prevailing in political circles IN reon to
neeed alterations of the from the Fourth Ward IA the
Firt Conversational District induces me- out Of respect to the
pb and the friends who earnestly supported me in the can
VAS 20 make this bIef statement lest false impressions preu
dcial to ne and the csu.. rcPrcsent may be made.
The returns announced on the night the election nom ne
several election polls Of the Fret Cor eressionsl District as Is
usual according law elected by considerable ms
oy The division returns hled reXt morning in the Office OF
the Prothonosary, gave Mir Lehman small majority.
believed them and believe now that these division returns
were OF the votes east for the Candidates Tor
Congress- and resolved contest them and so expressed my
self to my friends.
At the meeting Of the return judges Friday last it was de-
cded had majority of 1879 votes in tue district and in
accord with that decision the certificates prescribed by Is"
were duly executed, deposited, and transmitted
The decision Of body the time final aud conclusive
so far as certificate of election be made and 1t Is not
within power control OF myself desired to DO so or oil
my opponent, to alter It.
Az the alleged from the Fourth Ward made to
the return Judges Friday morning last know nothing wat
ever willing to afford Mr. Lehnian and his friends in
opportunity thorough investigation and to agree that all the
bal the district sha be taken before the proper au
hoe and the ballots counted being satisfied that correct
count the viii give greater majority than that gwen
by the return judges
As the certificates my election have been granted by the
body alone authorized by law cannot In justice to yse to
my friends or to my principles DO anything bu rest onits deter
M stcn dslyovug all knowledge Of any frauds preudici TO
the election Of Mr. Lehman favorable to my dsclain
ing any desire upon thorough investigation Of the election to
avail of any alleged frauds they exist and offer
ing Lehman the fullest aid faest opportunity before any
competent tribunal to establish his claim do
or.y Of the i the First Congressional District
Until this is done must continue to regard myse the le
gay elected member Of Congress from the First District
JOHN NJ BUTLER.
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The Hon. John COchrane may il,tly be termed

The Hon. John COchrane may Justly be termed
political chameleon. Beginning life as an Adams
man, he lapsed into JacksOnism, then into Free
Solsm, and finally into Disuniooism. The Hon.
John has, in truth, been everything by turns, and
nothing long; and though one of the most incOn-
sistent of mOrtsls, he hSs at least the doubtful
merit OF being consistent ia his inconsistency. But
notorious tuInabout as he is, we did not expect to
see him repudiate so soon that rule Of action which
he so fervently enuncated but one short year ago.
and which made his name famous the Union OSer
Then be said it was 'the duty of all sound Demo-
Gratis TO vote for the regular nominee of the
patty, even if he were the Devil incarnate." 1t
is perhaps rather absurd to expect Mr. COchrane
to reduce his precepts to practice; We are not sur
pIised, therefore, TO see him running as the cand-
date of the Breckenridge Disunioniss against Mr.
J. Winthrop Chanler, the regular nominee of the
Simon Pure Tammany Democracy of the With Con-
gressOnal District. 1t is quite evident that the
Hon. John is anything but "sound Democ at"
and we should not be surprised if the author of
/" the deyil-incarnate' doctrine found his dogma
doing him good deal of mischief among the hard
listed Democracy 10 the ensuing election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
The Prince af BOSTON.

BosTOs, Wednssdiy, Dc. II, l@a
The special train, with the Prince of W.les, arrived
at LoDewood Station shortly before oclock, hsyi,s
made the rnn from Albany VITA few s'ogpsg's sud
at these allied only fe~ minurs. At the cv Inca
Mayor Lincoln, with Committee of the City Gov.
eminent received the Prince snd cutie cordially bal.
with little fOrnaty. The party az once entered opsa
srriages end under the escort Of the Lsocsrs asd
Light Dragons preceded TO the Revere House. Ts
sidewalks balconies and wicdgws on bod sdes Of the
route, were throDged with people, WHOSE welcons
seemed hearty. 1he public demonstrations ia hoass
OF tbe Prince will take place To- morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18

Tie Hen. William L. Yancey is still speaking
for The Fusion ticket in this and the neighboring
States, and is everywhere heard with courtesy aud
interest by thousands of Republicans. We trust
that he may continue so to speak and so to be
heard until the Election. Mr.. YsEcey is not merely
able and eloquent-he has definite PURPOSES and
knows how to promote them. Douslasism ends
with this elections but Yanceyism has future.
AMI Gill be Us lively alter the election as before.
Twelve years ago in May i5iS-Mr. Yaacey
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submitted 10 the Democratic National Coave ntion.
thon sitting at Baltimore, the following we'll de-
vised proposition:
Rolred That the doctrine Of non interference With the
rights Of property Of any portion Of the people Of this
etscy BIO In the Territories heeo IL tbs true Re
publican doctrine recognized By thi. BODY"
That was Yanceyis in it's adrotest and most
insiDuatiDg guise; yet it was voted dOwn--Yeas
80; Nays 2l6. 1t will be orthodox Democracy,
North as we'll as South, after this Election is over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
Proposed Trade Extension of Phila-
lsipntR

CLEVELAND, Wednesday Oct IL, iS6l
party Of forty members OF the Poi adel phia Board
Of Trade arrived bore 70 day from PhiadFlphis Tsi
were received by Committee from the Cleveland
Board and will meet the Board aud ctzsns geoeray
81 Tie BosId of Trade rooms 10 morrow. Toe obet
OF the excursion is for establishing extsnSiys easi-
ress relations between Pnilsdelphis and the Norm
West. The party leaves tomorrow night for Chicago
an0 the Wet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
The Loss Of the COnnaught.

BosroS, Wednesday, Oct. u, iSv
The Humane Society have awarded medal o. so'
highest class 10 Csps. Wilson OF the Minnie Seni.s,
a. q siiytr medal 70 Thomas H. Connautcn' w.
with $40 to each of tie crew. a resolution -
the gratitude OF All the friends OF humanity for no
noble conduct Of the captains, Leea aud WlsOn, WIS
also adopted. .o.,.
The Csrsds sailed at II o'clock, with 20 pasSeng's
for Liverpool and 10 for liahfaS, and SS'o' ia %"
Gle.
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The Pixies Peak Express,

OMAHA CRY, n. t., Wednesday, Oct IL, 1860.
TIE Denver City mail-oosch, with six pss eneen,
bringing Denver dates to TIE llth inst. reached hsre a.
O'Clock TO daytime through, DAYS std Is hoan;
$4,000 in gold dust by Express and So 0oo ia tho
bancs of passengers.
Gordon, the murderer of Cars, was hum az Denvef
on the 9th. He made full confession CT ais crimes.
Mining news Yves uuinportapt.
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To Advertisers.

Owing to the recent great Increase in thu circulation
4 TIE DIY TRIBUNE and the necessity Of pnins the hrst
form of the paper press early hour we se eoPeea
10 give notice 10 friends that hereafter ali Embellishments
handed in before o'clock Ia the evening with ae 'n
Gle exception Of those intended for insertion among the Business
Notices on fourth page Of the pspe That casG Of adver
Elements viii be received until late hour bu. no others can be
taken sner o'clock.
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

R. SrAFFoRp's IRoS AND srLrHrR Powders are so'n'
bic preparation which unes with the dgestee 1000 ana
with /. in the formation OF new blood giving strength ano con-
~ ~ wastes or worn out particles into gases, which sTe e1
PEELED om the body BY pores instead o. sens deposited
Pbleg or scroulous huuor pamphlet Containing t'uno
pis, If Cen Cszenau GEORGE Law Simeon Leland aud many
oth r. viii be anyEhere free BY mail ohve is ~ ce'
hore Powder. 81 package At TO az BrosdwsJ, n. Y,
and ali druggists.
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Collision al Ogdepsburg.

OCDENsHI RCH, "Wednesday, Oct. Il, lSiI
Tie steamer Ontario, while entering this port about
O'Clock this mornirg, ran into and sunk the srgs
bark City of Ogdensbnrgh lying nj anchor outside il "
feet OF water. She sunk in lees than three mna's
after the collision, the having barely tine TO e.
cape with nothing but the clothes which they had o.
The vessel was light. The steamer sustained only J
sight damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
Assembly Nomination

ALBAtY WedDesdsg Uct IL, $50.
Tie Democratic As emily COnventioa for Inc TIA
District Of Albany County Eoni4atel Henry Laasins
for The Assembly TO d-y.
The Democratic Assembly Convention of tho lyh
Dis fjct have nom nated Wa. WhpfieT Of CoboS.
The following are Re ,ubic4n Assembly nouina.ans
let District John l. Slif geriand 81 the las. Assembly
lid District, Il. Benedict jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
State Politics.

ALBAhY, Nedne2day, Ucf II, $50.
The American County Convention, held TO day in
dorsed Ersstus Corning for Congress aud resolved last
il WAS ineXpeGitnt FAKE nominations fjr otas,
officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
The youpr Guard of Richmond.

BAL1IMoRE. Wednesday, Oct; IL ioVo.
The Young Guard Of Richmond, a nne military ok
arrived here his at ernoou, ard were received ~ -
City GUARDS They viii participate In the PARK CIV
bralion on Friday.
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E,nTgIsOuakc.

SAco. Me. Wednesday, Oct. l., 1850;
severe shock OF an earthquake fels here ta's
morning, rocking buildings, ringing bells, &c. IL WA
accompanied by loud TO )ort.
MONTREAL, "Wednesday, Oct. IL, lsto.
slight shock OF earthquake was felt al owe
Canada Ills morning.
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Nesp9yorls Ipailp Gtibm,rs'
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1860.
TO CORRESPONDENTS


40 aotics Of Com uunicaaorA Wh,
aver a Intended for insertion BE- authenticated the
1sne and address Of the wheTno necessarily ioI puocs
ton bat ss guaranty for his good faith.
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Nnxal.

PoRTsMouru, N. H., Wednesday, Oct Il lSos =,
The Lew tag ship OF me home SqH"usn, VIC A..
yena Cumbcrlsnd, went 10 eonmistion herr tndAy.
Mfer cfiero eNcsa ten have eporssA Sac w''
rail 70. Atw.loi IA jsy o. sSV.
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Serenndc 10 Gov. Curtin.

PHILADELPHIA Wednesday, Oct. IL, 1860
Gov. Cur,n, the GoveInJr elect. will be ssreasasi
tonight, at the Girard House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
HgIMgOLp's BUCHU FOR THE BLADDER

HELMBOLDS BUCBU FOR THE BLADDER.
HRLNBOLD's BuCaU TIE KIDHsIs.
Helabolds BHchu for the Gravel
HelmbOids BuchU for the Dropsy
Helmbold's Buchu for Nervousness.
He,abolds buchu for lots OF Memory, loss OF Fower
Helnbolds Buchu for Dinness of Vision.
Helm oolds Buchn for General Debility.
He.mbold's BLchu for Universal Lassltade.
Helm oold's buchu Tor Pains In the Back
HRISBOLDs BVcHu accompanied by the most reliable GER
b6cses from Governors Of SJstes Judges, and CeIgynen
Price 81 per bottle, or six for 90 go
READ! RRAD!! READ!!!
aye afflicted resd the following certhcse OF cure OF over
twenty years standing: III, -
HDf hKLMBoLD-Dear Sir; have been troubled with an
sfon o. the Bladder Kidneys for 20 have
tried ys concluded 10 give Cen
u,Ds Preparation trial lad heard highly spoken Of II
saordsd ne Immediate ree have used three bottles and
have obtained relief from ss effects feel much better
han have for have the greatest faith In s
1Itues AID powers and shall do all In power 70
maze Il AnoWn the afflicted Hoping this may prove I'd
goa in sssng youto introduce the medicine
{" / truly yours, H. MCCORMICK
"Lswiston Pa, Jan %, 1859"
Shoud any one doubt Mr. McComickE statement be refers
70 the following ge1teulen; -
lion Ws. BIGLxR, Ex-Governor, PennByiyana
Hon J. S. BLACK, Judge, philadelphia
Hon. ID. r. POKrsR, Ex-Governor, feInIsyNtme
Hon x c. GKIxA Judge United States Court
Hon ". A. PORTER, City Soicl.oI fhisoelpbiA
Hon u Banks Auditor Gt nerB, washington ~ Y.
And many otheIs necessary. - 49,, ,-,-,,
pepc No. l0i South 10th st below Chestnut fhlAoePnia
d. s. BARNES 4 Co, No 10 Pak row,
Agents foT Nsg-York-
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Execution at Criminals.

FORT SnIlH, Ark, Wedns shay, Oct. Il, 1860.
Two young men, las Of this city (tfsnk Rivers and
Bob Mon'gOmeryl, wire hung near San AnIouo,
(e@as, GA Tho 3O.h Inst, lCr h.iss stcallu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-18
VESTS IMPROVED PUMI

The Reporter The Tribune ssys e ii: "U Pumps for
farm Ia. still look upon Net Pump Of the ordinary sire
al the bert that am with being Gil iron not liable
70 get oat OF reysr e.sy repaired does and not liable
Winter oPeraes easily DON as SUCTION ana
force pump" o., o., , -.
TIE Dsy New, Reporter sys 81 viii not neglect 70 notice
an igvrpton which sirlck supplying long felt need
around the bonse. We have ha1 10 ce pumps IN plenty
before nov but equ Wests Improved JubleAcng
Anti Freezing Lifting aud Forcing Pump sod By j. WSsr
Co No I7g Brosowsy ~ y This Pump is wonderfully Simple
and Dow elfu M with equal beauty in deep wells
shallow vsser throwing stream to greet distance II IA
shown bs by Mr. Wells SCIENTIFIC gentleman, who sels and
efects the csletIatd Otis Lightning ROts"
We Rse il 81 these Pumps adapted Tor every
place vhvre Quios be Tssd and con furnish esti
mny 70 convince any inquirer that they the BEsr and
CHkAPKsT ia
PIPE 6ud HOSE q I'll Minds on hand
j. ID wKsr Co No ITO Broadway, N Y.
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Businese Notlree.

The HAT. If ever genuine history Of the hat
,,;t,so KSoxs viii be entied 10 honorable menton
a. A. ma for no suufsctrrer has devoted more AFFINITY
.e tss &c achieve perfection H. his business than himself ms
~. Ms. h AZ evidence oi lie sXeion aud In pez ~ novelty OF
aes,su rce lecomi this ftscyve sbne witno"
sriSsl Buy Sour Hat at hSoHs No, si2 Sroadwny
SuRT AND COLLAR DEPOT, Nos. 81 ana %
y-iyau.t ore DIOR south Of MSiden Jane
Heesy UreeIshrts aBo Dr,weis
sbassr Flannel Undt rsbir,s End DRIVERS
Frrich Fiaur ell 1IavrlOs Shhts
Merit aId Shaker Knit Hal hose.
Fsl ara Winter 6lcvts and GsuttleA
nfcesirg Robes Ano Shawis ,,.. - ,.,.. .,,.n,,ou
Dor Wiuez Steck Is open 70 WHOM We lowe s
w. g. NJ TRACY GRANNisi Agents
UNDERGRADUATES,
HosIEBY, and
MEMS IsHIN0
GOODS.
A. RtNKIS Co,
No. 96 Bowesy.
great assortment
at low prices
EstGbl lis he'd in 1879.
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psr.R,IsHrp TWENTY YEARS.

ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS
HRAs AspEssor
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BOwKRT.
EIRGAST CARPKrs.
Prem CTossley Sons.
so pieces
RNsLIsH MEDALLION CARPETS,
With Borders.
CHURCE CARPKrs- ROYAL NgJyErB
OFFICE CARPETS.
EDeifh Velvet Sl rs per gard.
Crosslsy's Brussele, ESQ per yard
DANAsK TILR
FLOOR OILcIOTHs,
An elegant article
HIRAM Anderson,
No 90 BoEsry
Lowell ThTeePly and Ingrsin Carpets 1t Low Prices
70 0tN Yards Ingram Ca citing, ~ and A. PER ygt nj,
Rugs Nets. Mating. Window Shades Table snu ~ ~
Covert and Ength Drusge yards wide, Gil 81 Pces ia w
wv "D' HIRAM AsDKRsos, No % BowerJ
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Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsBIsGToS, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1850.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24

MORTGAGE SALE. ro
Nl Default has been made in the payne mt
of the sum of ono hundred and eleven dollara
and seventy three cents, which is claimed to
be due, and is due at the date Of this netioe On
. acertain indenture Of mortgage bearing data
tho 3lst day of October, A. D. 1851, executed.
acknowledged and delivered by Iamea Il.
Of the County of Dakota, and Territory NOV
Statc) Of Ainnesota, to Cyrus Hill, ami filed in
tho Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for
the County Of Goodhue, in said Ststss on the
Srd day Of November, A. D. 1857, at 81 O'clock,
p. NJ, and duly recorded in Book Thteel4 OF
Mortgages on pages 6ds, 500 and 670iand no
proceedings ct law OF otharwfse have seen In
stituted to recover the amount due on said
Mortgage or any part thereof :.
pursuance and by virtue Of 6 power Of sale
contained in said mortgage and Of tho Statute
in such case made and provided, tho premisea
described in and covered BY said Mortgage,
viz: that tract or parcel sof hnd lying and
being in said County Of Goodhqe, and descrih-
cd as follows, 70 Wit: one undi divided half Of the
North East quarter an: :. xlsof Section tif-
North Of Range eighteen (1s) West, according
20 tho Government survey thereof, will be aold
at public auction to the highest bidder at the
front door Of tho Office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of said County Of Goodhue, in Red Wing in
said County Of Goodhue, on the seventeenth
(l7th) day of November, "A. D. 1860. at one
o'clock in the afternoon of that day to satisfy
the amount due on said Mortgage, together with
the costs and charges Of foreclosure.
CYRUS HILL. Mortga gee.
HAYES, DoxxELLY & HAYES,
Att'ys for said Mortgage.
Dated Hastings, Minn. Sept. 2sth, 1860.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24
CITY DIRE RY.
NED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
CnaIsr rCnuRcu-At the Church, junction OF
Rast and West Avenue with Broad street. Sor.
vices At loH 4. NJ. and 81 O'Clock Z. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Dsiiy morning prayer 1T o'clock. All seats
ftes. Rev. E. Il. Wellcs, Pastor.
aEh.t'" PRESBYTERIAN.
rIRsT PREsBY7EnIAN-on Sixth street, (ncal
no Court lGousc). Servi> cs ut 1917 \. NJ, and
SP. Y. Row.. W. Hancock, Pastor. -
r,a-e METHODIST.
hsrHoDlsr EPIsCoPAL-corner of East Ave-
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
sath 1T 1011 A. NJ, and ~ r. NJ. Sunday
scaool at2 T. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabcz Brooks
5astor-residcncc on East Avenue.
q GRRxAN MErmop1sr-corncr OF Broadway (
fourth stroct. Services at l0h \. NJ, and
z. N. Rov. Henry Kolbc, Pastor.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

lions ofa certain indenture of mortgage dated
the 9Th day of July, A. D. 1857, executed, ao-
knowledgcd and delivered by John H. Eldar,
Of Goolhue County, Minnesota Territory ( now
state) to Hugh Adams and George Richards
was duly recorded in the office Of Register Of
Deeds Of said Goodhue county on the sixth
day fully A. D. 1857, at three o'clock p. m.
in hook three Of mortgages page 81, by which
said mortgage the said John II. Elder, did
ss .d s: sy,r %ntG eth the hssa Nj:
and assigns forever, all thu. tract or parcel Of
land lying and being in the county of 6oodhue
and then Territory (nowi Rtate) Of Minnesota,
described as follow to wit: Fhe eqnal undivic
dcd ono third of lot number thraats)n section
number twenty six l2s) in township number
number fourteen l4) wcsto6aid }ot:eontaining
forty and eighteen hundredths acres more Or
less, according t. TIC government survey there
OF. Which said grant was made to secure the
payment 20 said Adams and Richards his PROM
issory note for the sum OF six hundred dollsrs
one year ftom date Of said mortgage with in
sum: and whereas there is claimed to be duo on
said note and mortgage at this date, the sum Of
six hundred and ninety eight dollars. And no
snit or proceedings at law; or otherwise hav-
ing beer instituted or had to recover the said
Now therefore: notice is hereby given that BY
yirtueof power ofsale in said mortgage con-
|taincd and in pursuance Of the statute ID such
cases made and provided, tho said mortgage
will be forcloscd and tho lands therein de-
scribed will be sold 1t Public auction to tho
highest bidder on the 18th day of October
A. d. 1860 at ten o'clock A. NJ. Of. that day At
the front door Of tho Court House in said Good
hue county to satisfy said debt and interest
together with al legal costs and .dlsbursc-
HUGH ADAMS and GEORGE RICHARDS.
P.SA~nFoR4, laaid:azs4.a Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgagecs. 4. 2lsw6.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24
MORTGAGBlsALg. I

lN Default having been made in tho pay
'Eent Of tho sum Of one hundred and fifteen
dollars and hfty cents, I4115,50,) which
amount is claimed to DO due at tho date Of
this notice, ,apon that certain indenture Of mort
sseS Thsa saa
and Catharine +. Thorn Pson bis wiis, Of til
county Of Goodhue, and State Of Minnesota !, to
J John ". Hurd, Of Ramsey county. Miunesots.
hia heirs and 1assig,.s, 70 secure the pay
msnt Of the sum Of monay- thsyeiu moi, J
toned and interest tNnsAon spd which bears
date the twenty. second day of Nay, in the
Of fsale in tho form by law prescribed in case
ofany default in the payment Of said debt and
tho interest thereon, and was duly recorded in
"Book End of Mortgage deeds on pages SO
and $50 at twelve Of tho clock NJ. orf,tho 26th
day Of Nay; =: ?; 1. lss', in tho Registry Of
@ DECIDE 10 Of i s.id Gooahge Co, and which mortgage
assigned and transferred by said John W..
hard to Morris lsmPrey Of. said Ramsey
cesnty, his heirs, and assigns on tho 9jth dey
Of October, a. D. 1855, and such assignment In
writing, thereon endorsed was duly recorded
.s.aS At six Of the clock . in the .er9sRa on the
End Of Miscellaneous Records passi29 at the
Registry " deeds for said Good6u county !;
60 proceedings at law or otherwise having
been had to recover such mortgage debt o.
any part Of tho same. 49, 9sis i
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale contained il. .said
mortgage, and in pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided, tho premises
and rcalestatc, described in and covered By
said mortgage to wit: Lot three { 3 Yin block
twelve (I2) in Frecborn's addition to the town
(now city Of Rcd Wing according to tho 10
corded pat sfsaidcity at the said Registry Of
Deeds. win he sold at Public kAuet;on at the
uof8n al -. ~ II
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24

Messrs. C.. HI. Il e. l.. Bake1
Are receiving illimitable and everlasting
stock Of hardware. Their large store rooms
are both filled with the best Of everything
in that line,. which is for sale At the
lowest prices, we are informed. We
will here mention that thrcshing ma
chine sold by the Ne ,srs. Baker TO Mr..
Roberts.of Featherstone, one day last week,
threshed eighty -four bushels Of wheat in
seventy-iive minutes, BY the watch. This
is vouched for. ,.....-.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-24

A nfeCtionaTy Store. -,-.,..'....
One ofthe largest coniectionaries in the
State is about 10 be opened in Lttefield's S
Bakery building, bya gentleman from the
East. :. .,.