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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

Of nan fans. hswever. Ae justice sf God stses
In 10 remedy il shortesnisgs The neasat
suferings that the wretched Macdonald under
went during the forced reprieve that bis
money obtained for him must have been more
agoniziDg and terrible than thousand deaths
Like that which the Christian preparation and
fortitude Of the other unfortunate man enabled
him 70 resignediy to meet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15
sevs srsns Havana.

cssELxsuos, Nay "a, 1890
The ssszss isaoes has arrived from Havana aad Key
wssl 10th ret. Havana ~~ healthy. Sugars verc 6rm
ard ACTIVE; ruscSvsdo, az ASK reals. No'sssos was
ivu clsyec, 8. . sx reals; nuseovsao, AZ ssN reals
yr,sshp ACTIVE. Hssbsses % Loader, Az Az
,vussn; % sev vork saf 5sssx, x csee1at q AZ
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

wAsusoros. nay u, 1884
The arrival Of the Jspassss Emss~y m wAss'sss'. :
has been us occasion Of inserss ssd ess1esrss
or the past t~o weeks, and fsiiy euiasinsna way "
,he scsusi arrival of the distinguishes visuers
In pursssree Of special crdes, 81 Ven O'Clock me On
GERS o, the yard ss~mslca m fsh dress ~ ms o~-
usrdsn,'s Obce, snsrs W svsA fsrtsss sraevs- NJ
military, composed q NE nArinss, regulars snf vs~-
,.srs usdcr oowsnaoS Of MAJOR lsrsA, oh'sa ssA'ss
sarsae corps, formed on the parade ground tr0~S
a. .Bs,,s ~b.~. the yapsasss aud United sssss asss
~sr~ to ce displayed.
On ,hs svpr>sch q the knsszsy Gun vss nrec, ~hes
Al DE erpoyss q the yard Is they ssvers wesonsps
.ad ornec on e-eh slss Of ,hs man assrss, Ia frsss
TIE ksoacs Hsxss. sor ths purpose Of vtizss1ns Ne
se-spe-r
o. u.s arrival otUs, ph1sfs7ss a Ne -sr,. os7,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

we shall hear no more of FIRE eaters, filibusters,
aboliteDists and radical revolutiouists, for one
generation at least.
FRESH HoNoRs TO MUscLE-OUR FANCY MEN
AT QUEEN VIcroRA's LEvEE.-We gee that some
of the patrons and hackers of the prize ring
from this side Of the Atlantic were recently
presented to Queen Victoria by the United
States Minister. Judging, no doubt, from the
present state of feeling in England in reference
to pugilism and its professors, Mr.. Dallas acted
under the impression that he could offer no
more acceptable compliment to her Majesty.
The Lord Chamberlain must have entertained o
similar opinion or he would not have sanctioned
the presentation Of persons with whose pur-
suits and business to England the newspapers
must have rendered him familiar. We are,
therefore, entitled to assume that the honor
thus conferred was in consonance with the pre-
vailing tastes of the court
There is nothing extraordinary in this notion
The highest peers in the realm, and number
Of members of the House of Commons, were
to be seen amongst the spectators at the recent
prize fight. This brutal display might easily
have been prevented II the country magis-
tracy, who are composed for the most part OF
the aristocracy, had done their duty. Not only
did they take care not to put the law in force,
but they were amongst the heaviest betters on
the ground. Nor were they, of the intellectual
classes, the only persons who took pleasure ia
this exhibition. Literature and art were, we
are sorry to say, represented by some of their
most honored professors. Even commercial
men of high standing did not hesitate to lend
the sanction of their presence to this degrading
spectacle. One would have supposed that q
few hours OF subsequent reflection would have
rendered them ashamed of their particip alton
in it. Nothing Of the sort They took pride ia
the fact, and, as evidence oft, proceeded forth
with to raise money testimonial to their hero
which was appropriately presented to him in
the great mart of peace-the Merchants Ex-
cbapge-which had hitherto always been kept
free from such associations.
On the whole, then, the presentation Of our
fancy men to the Queen is but carrying out to
its legitimate results the renaissance of the pu-
gilisdc art. Her Majesty belongs to family
which has furnished some of the warmest Pc
irons of the prize ring, and from the we'll known
pleasure which she takes In athletic exercises,
II may be that the Introduction was agreeable
to her. It il not for us to quarrel with the
company that the British aristocracy may
choose to keep. We only fear the influence Of
the example on this side. Here the govern
ing clauses, bad Is they are, have been in the
habit Of uAing pugiliss and shoulder. hitters
without associating with them. Let the latter
once become the fashion in England, and we
may expect 10 6nd muscle a. much oourted In
our drawing rooms and clubs a. at the primary
elections and polls.
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North. A complete defeat always scsttsrs psli-
solans and breaks up their old organisations
A. matters now stand, this great ooassrvs-
tive mass Of voters will stand back to unite on
the best ticket having Q feasible prospect Of
overthrowiDg the hair splitters and radical 500
ioEalists, when all the conventions have acted.
We are In the midst of an era of rapid develope-
ment of political life, and few weeks may
produce greater changes in the positions OF
parties and platforms than have taken place In
an entire generation. That hischange will be
conservative no man who reads the signs Of the
times rightly can doubt. II the convention
that Is to meet at Baltimore brings forward
candidate and platform that will command the
confidence Of the conservative feeling that ID
awakened in the South, Is we'll as In the North
and Centre, II will achieve such Q triumph that
we shall hear no more of FIRE eaters, ilibusters,
abolitieDists and radical revolutiouists, for one
generation at least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
11rinters' il)arebouse.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED announce to the craft
that they have opened First Class Printers Warehouse,
at No Spncest Newly ok and able to supply promptly
article ought be found in such establishment
WOOD TYPE which they will be their specially
but large assortment Of METAL TYPE BORDERS, CUTS,
&c, from L. JOHNSON Co Of Pbsdephia, and other
Founders will be kept constantly hand Johnsons material
will be- delivered in Newly oTk free Of express charges Also
PRESSES of every description Paper and Card Cutters Cases
Cabinets stands Gseys, Rsets Qu9ns, Inks Bronze &c
Call ond and then buy where the best bargains given
Secondhand Presses and Il in large variety at low
prices. FIFTEEN CENTS A POUND FOR OLD TYPE IN
exchange any size style Of Wood Type at the standard
prices The Wood Type warranted TO be equal 70
any made, aud greatly superior TO mnch That u in the
market J, Il. COOLEY Co.
sSecondhsnd Presses and type wanted in exchange for
new material
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w q o y b X D L Ii T. n 4
w HAVE REMOVED TO
No. 596 BROAD WAY.
ia directing notice to their removal,
WOOD BROTHERS
BEG 70 call ztt-tion TO u-I large variety Of OPEN CAR
hlACEs VI designs made expressly for Central Part ana
.stennspAee drSig With sres regard 70 elegance comfort
ashtuess, and strength
Ths stock superior 10 any beio presented W h. puh
h and well worthy the inspection OF those desire an ate.
beautiful IN d~sgp aud hnlsh ponable In
able In construction. ~
nrswns' and sohoaiious VII DO fruhhsd u pepouI d 4.
distance, on application by letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

re.denes Island possesses great attractions for sumner
ano oly begin lug (, be appreciated by citi-
zs sq bathing seaside air and sports Fire iand Quogae
% ara nil ieI al aud quiet bathing Babyfn
Temp benrPoI MoTi hes od 0reeBpoit chores
81 the s0sib PeeoEe aud oheg bays FoT Lsus ace NJ col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
6orsss, Carriages, Sc.
60 farmers anh Others.

CURTIS's
~ PLANTATION OR FARM GATE.
For the simplest construction and tho cheapest and best
PATENT FARM GATE offered to the public, coll at
THE INVENTORS EXCHANGE"
affected by frost always in order faens when open
cd or closed Rights for It's for sale.
SA HEATH, Co. No. 1o2 willsm-st.
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NOTICE, AVIS, NoTrTCIA, AvIso, MOTIF.

lV-FUUFTAIkb INDIA bTUhE u5 y4y RIsoo 49,
Ind Pineapple Dresses black and colped WISH Sks twiae
si China Chsesr Lacqasrsd Aricles all d9ds 81 cunpa
Ameoz Indian Feather Fans Bead Bark work &c. eao De
nTered vhol..ss sp5 retail No $50 Broadway French
nd (ness Fsns ls,1s yls This Day Received 10 liner
st ye. o CAsse Fosg Fans elegant sna eesna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

limited STATES SEAMEN, DECEASED
" Persons who have had relatives deceased at time since
while attached the Of the United States
may OF something to their advantage by addressing call
ing p LEWIS, No Ito broadway NeS-forS City Room
kol, second floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
Real estate tor Gaie.

AT ORANGE, n. J.-C0UNTRY SEAT of to
N &c ceres depot hrstess Improvements, rich soil
plenty fruit pure soft spring water. hot and cold carried
through the buildings Apply to L. Patton Co. ID Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

EARM FOR SALE at PnbIic AuctioD on
WEDNESDAY June 49, 1860 IL o'clock tho ia;o
residence Il MOSES TAYLOR deceased 10 the town of Hount
Pleasant Wechster County about ioul miles from
and che mile kensico Depot The Harlem Railroad said
aboat % Of lard IN high state Of eul
tivstiop; Ia wood and the reinsnd-r IN
The siaon tgh, dry and healthy having commanding
view org Island Sound and the surrounding country On the
farm barn, and other otbuildngs Also. an spIe
c aud oi fruit Term easy sud made known ne day
of sole. ANDREW TAYLOR, irv..,,or,
WM "A. COOPER ~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

ACY's LEARN SALE.
GOODS cLosiNG LESS THAN COST
ALI, ouR PoNITE APPLIQUE LAcES.
All. our P0NiTE APPLIQUE COLLARS.
AL 9 SSs H MIbE SEAeR tHStax
AN OUR s AND So PUsHER SHAWL LACEs.
ALE ALE G GHk L LHsE BAMAss TABLE S6yEas
ALL OUR G., 81: lo+ AND IA sHEErINGS.
Clearing all our Curtain Muslins and Lsces.
Clearing 81 our Lace Curtains
Clearing all our French Eulbroideres
Clearing 81 our Linen Handkerchief.
Clearing all our Hosiery and Gloves.
eissriHs ii our Ladies. and Men. Under Clothing
Clearing ali our our q! Cent: Under s5v wear.
vpvScu CT V Ia ATS SALE oF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
LACE MAsS6ILLA4s, ~ ,,vo,,s.,
SHAWL AND FLouNciNG IAcES, '--''''''--
OWNS the continued depressing weather in May, many
the nPsne5 Of these good; we[s edeOsd 70 make great ssc
these good aud many csses the importers sold them at less
We large buyers those sales enabled to offer
sooo yards REAL PUsHeR FLouNCING LACEs "a inches
1900 yard. REAL PUsHER FLotSCiSG IAcES q inches
a,eoo yard. REAL PUsBER FLoGEciNG IACES o. inche.
vise, los ~
2,oCO yards FINEST IMPORTED FLoUNClNG LACES, 20
inches wide, sOs,
LoOe yards FINEST IMPORTED FLOUNcING LACEs, 81
INCHES wide, $sto 80,
500 FRENCH LACE mANTILLAS % hounees), S.,
zoo FRxNcH LACE BUREoUS, sS.
500 REAL PUsHER LACE sHAwLs. S. 81 50, $40 SIS.
Which cost to import $40 SIS, $40, $50
800 REAL PUSHER LACE MAh1lLLAS. 81. So, $40, Sl2,
Which cost to Import, $ 10. sis. $40, s2S. s3s
This Is without doubt the CHEAPEST STOCK or FIRST
CLASS FRENCH AND ENGLISH PUSHER LACE GOODS
EVER OFFERED AT RETAIL IN THIS CITY.
10 Induced 10 throueh
Our Stock r. Ii MACY
Nos. 204 and POO 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
DARN on STATEN ISLAND for SALE

About u miles 20 inU So ride south Of Port ri hnond
and which steam ferry boas eleven times duly
way Consisting OF 20 Of orchard meadow powed aud
wood land with large vegetable garden A6n brook
orchard supplying artificial pond bathing house &c fruits in
variety and abundance Heavy stone wall and gate pns tho
front and the whole well eossd An old fashioned
bic DIV eng barn poultry house, crib aud other outbu iils
Excellent situation elevated and healthy has been
pied by the or the lss years who daily engaged in
siiye business the city Win sold low price for
reasons zpaned exchanged property ia this cky
brooklyn Horses cattle utensils &c. sold With Il If dsised
Apply by letter 18th real and address to j. Tribune
fIre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

COLONY LAND for SALE.-6, 900 acres of
Invaluable FARMING LAND situated In the forks Of SB-
NABoTANY RIVER Iowa This fine ies cOmpao. body
miles the NJ and 81 Railroad 1.-THE direct
Chcss Council blusl and Is miles Of Council Blu5s
About Of Is meadow land on-thd meadow and
upland rolling prairie with sufhcency of timber well wsed
BY and bordering the distance Of i've miles
The coil unsurpassed oi richness. and IL az arabic
This land the attention Of those seeking settle
rent for colony being excellent town in tho
the 1t will be sold only In body and not di-
yided Terms essy. Inquire Of.
- HORACE EVERETT Council Bluff Iowa
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RemlupalB.

1 MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN
he rls1 has RENO, I'D 10 No 20 West 23tst betwoe,
4 fvadway and 6tl-sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

COUNTRY BOARD may be had at the Farm
~ House Of he Subscribers application 10 H. CARPEN
TIR, No lS9 Beecker.st, or BENZ. CARPENTER Glen
Cove, l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

COUNTRY SEAT for SALE, SPRING SIDE,
~ TarTytow II. LUDLOW Co. vii. sell at Au ton
on WEDNESDAY june 10 1t O'Clock the premises the
above valuable property 1t is usssd the elevated rase Of
ground living Of Broadway about half mile from TIE depot
IL contains nearly nine scr-s with h't class improvements
The buing- consist Of welbut aud convenient Dwelling
House of fifteen with very commanding aspect slso,
Carries. House and Gate Lodge The Ground has frontage Of
between and I hundred feet Broadway b0defed ~h
hedge, resting bank wall The froEt %n
the toward the dwelling distance 81
feet snd is enbelshed with Shrubbery, shade Trees
Spring Fountain &c On the ~ forest Trees
ula Brock, abundance and yaety Of Fruit 1Eeos ia
full bearing with Kitchen Garden Poultry Ygrd re The Oar
den we'll stocked With small fr and tue Grounds IN
every respect Ia complete order.
The aud River Views Of crest eHeut sad besu.y
and the property combines adv snses aud attractions that very
rarely meet in single place
As there this place several distinct Building Sites
equally gibe it be divided suit purchaser. II sold
eit (Which the woald prfer) he could desired
give immediate possession either With without me furniture
II not disposed OF entire at private sale before the ~
Of June, it viii that day be offered At PUBLIC SALE
either entire OF in The follow ing di, sons
No 1-BUILDIEO SITEoEbracins from two to three acres
with 800 feet front Broadway including the Entrance
Lodge, Carriage House, Summer House Fountain, &c.
No 2-BULDING SITE. east Of the above. from tres ts
four acres including the Brook, Grove, &c
No 3Jhe MANSION with from two 70 four acres nj
ing about half the street front.
For further iuque Of the Aucoueers No Pine
st.. Of CHARLES II. LYON, on tbs Premises.
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GUNNER aetreais.

BERGEN Nights WATER-CURE HOrgL-1
~ mile from Hoboken Ferry 10y horse every IS minutes
/ open for patients and bosrdess Gynuastics Billiards
Tenpnsdc DrC Goetze physician Sithx Becker propstor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
BOARD on the HUDSON

SEA-SHORE COTTAGE at ROCKAWA1, Il.
~ L. TO LET, FULLY FURNISHED -Cou,ans II rooms,
water aDd IN kitchen, stable, ioeouse tGd bath
house &c The Cottage is beautifully situated with uBob
% ferytt OF 70 w. II. BoLIOM on The premses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

md SHOES and GAITERS-A NEW STYLE,
6Dep at J0NES'S. Nos 10 and IL ANN-ST CALL AM
sEE THEM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

NHIC AGO CRY BONDS SEWERAGE
~ LOANS. The Bonds bear se' tntsrss Ccueo~a
payable January l. aud July 10 Nov yerS aaS N
S The payment inteat siusing und 0sd-d %
~ arraA ia Toe etre dett Of ths Cit, q Chiozs
s22ooo al 81 which has eootaOed .tucty aiu.S
pal 2arEoseA ASHLEY NOR6Is
he. W kxoa>ags plnos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
gbanres for Business Hlen.

A NY one can make 800 per month with STEM
N GIL TOOLS The cheapest and best the market send
for my circular before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN MILL
KIN, Lawrence. Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
furniture.

A CKNOWLEDGED AS BEST-FOREsiANq
IA ARCH SPRING BEDS; price 81 50 to $50. A Bed
stead SPRING. aud Mattress complete for 80 Msreses Of al
kinds cheap CHAS Il. FOREMAN,
No. Great Jonesst, near 8roadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13
Goal, &r.

COAL,
expressly prepared for Furac-- Crates and Ranges now de-
s"fea screened nom yard In any part Of the city per
ton r.
Orders received by mail otherwise Office No IS
70 West ed IT.. win be promptly attended to-
G. h. SWAIN, General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

w. B. WEsrcorT. Auctionser
EXTENSIVE SALE of elegant HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE Cost over so belonging the Estate
Of hares II. Hilton esq. w. b. WRSTCOTT Co win el
on THURSDAY June H. ct l. O'clock the above elegant uk
NITURE contained In Silence No 1s2 Hest 2ts,
sy conrising the entire contents of the house in Rose
wood Oak Mahogany, add beautiful Works Of Art, among
wicE are Paitngs superb Vases and Oneuen three ele
gent Roew Psor suites upholstered In shell worz covered
In m brocado rosewood Pianos elegant mantle and pier Mir
rols it'll splendid pero dningroon chamber and nursery
furniture every descriptions silver Ware China, Tabo Cut
iery crystsl ruby Cut Glass iron Safe, Chandelier &C.
Sale viii bo positive end Iorrmrtory, tain or shine.
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Cost ano fcnno.

I OST-Ycsterday afternoon, between 2 and 8
~ o'clock, between No ass Broadway and A T. sewaT
Co.'S. lady's BREASTPIN. shape Of leaf set with six Ola
monde s25 will be paid for returning .he same to j. r. DA-
WILSON, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

CKIRTs SKIRTS |! SKIRTS q! csssRs.s
- and bed Skrts In Nov. Yosk-Bes 0teei Sks ys,eC
81 pne 50 csn. gans :'s S.,.s u :p'cc "a
eli % spring. ~ 80 20 sprnE 81 Tsa sEiRf EMPO
RUM No ana Broadway Nos $40 aud ss9 Canal 30 e II
sth.sv No IA Grand 81 and corner Fuis's and ns"~
pontsts. Brooklyn
DROOKLYN SKIRT CO.-Having recently pro,
cured license of the patenees for tho manufacture OF
oven "a are prepared TO receive propositions rom
dss.r, on more favorable terms than other estao'
iIb,at SNnsic.l Hail. Nos liz and ia Fntnn- bo"sys
hsnmenI '"u'''" 49," w. C. vOsBURGH. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-13

l0U FIXTURES and of the sd Se.lso.
l,bed NEWS DEPOT, STATIONERY and TOY STORE,
no. 1913 HUDSON The business (which is daily increasingly
has been IN the hands Of the present i've year, mas
well remuDersted him For further particulars inquire the
premises No agents need apply
The new era., 1860-04-26

ETAVING now on hand one of the largest
IL and best selected stotks of Groceries ever
brought to ST. Paul and as our long experience
in the trade, both East and South, gives de-
cided advantage in our purchases we feel conf
dent that we can hold out inducements TO the
country dealers and traders, not enjoyed by any
other house in the trade.
We intend to sell to country dealers at such
rates as to make it conclusvely for their interest
to buy Of u.s. We buy in New York and with
our facilities for purchasing. know that we SO
buy there as TO enable US to offer our goods as
low as they can be sold in my house in Chicago,
or anywhere in the West.
We invite the attention Of country dealers to
onr house. We know we can satisfy all who
will examine our stock and prices.
ST. Paul, Jan'y 20, 1860. n4yl
The new era., 1860-04-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

MOR 1A0E ohLC.
EFAULT having been made in the coudi
lions of Mortgage Deed executed by 'onn
F. Bradford Of Ramsey County, Minnesota, 70
George w Armstrong. OF the same place, so'u ,''e
18Th day OF March, 1857, upcn the following oe
scribed promises, situated in Benton Couh'y
Minnesota, viz: The west half of The soulil-
east quarter and The southeast quarter oi
The south east quarter Of Section fourteen, IN
Township thirty seven, Range thlrty-one west !;
also the west half Of the south west quarter ana
the south east quarter Of the south west quarter
or Section fourteen, Township thirty-seyen, nor IN
of Range thirty west: also the south ha oi Inc
north west quarter and The north east quarter oil
the south west quarter of Section fourteen. fo"n-
ship thirty seven. north of Range thirty one west
also lots two and three of Section four, Tow nshlp
thirty seven north, Of Range thirty one west; IN
all 4sO acres;-whch said Mortgage was given
TO secure a Note. made by the said Bradford, for
$4,000, of even date herewith, and was recorded
in the Office Of Register Of Deeds of Benton
County, Minnesota, the nth day of March, 1857, |,
in Book Of Mortgages. pages u and Zo, ana
there il now claimed TO be due upon said noe ,the
sum Of SIl50. and no proceedings at law having
been instituted 10 collect the same
Now, Notice is hereby given, that, by virtue oil
nower of sale in said mortgage contained, and
in accordance with the statutes IN such case made
and prov;ded. the said mortgaged premises be-
fore described will be offered for sale at Public
Auct;,n a the front door Of the OfFic3 of Register
| of Deeds, at Sauk Rapids in said Benton Count,
on the 18th day Of May, 1860, at 10 o'clock A
NJ. TO satisfy said debt and costs Of sale.
GEORGE w. ARMSTRONG.
St. Paul, March %, 1850 Mortgages
The new era., 1860-04-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, warning and for
~ bidding allpersons from purchasing certain
Note executed by John Shea and Arden Shea, to
Stewart Seelv or his order, for the of one
hundred and fifty dollars bearing date the 10th day
of July. 1885, as said note has been fuypaid by the
undersigned JOHN SHEA.
April l9, 1860. u15
The new era., 1860-04-26
MORTGAGE SALE.-DefauIt having beer
w n ade in certain mortgage executed b,

MORTGAGE SALE.-DefauTt having been
lvE ade in a certain mortgage executed by
" i'll am NJ Hooper, Of St. Cloud, in the County o.
Stearns and State Of Minnesota, 10 Chester Wait, OF
the same place, clated the 23d day Of May, A. D..
1889 and duly recorded in the Office of Register Of
Deeds in the County Of Morrison and State aforesaid,
on the 27th day OF May, A. d. 1859, at O'Clock,
D. M, Of said day, in Book A'' Of mortgages, ON
nages 800, 32l and 1922, on which there Is due
TO said Chester Wait, mortgage, and unpaid, the
sum of seventy-sx dollars and seventythSee cents
And no action or proceeding at law ha, ing been
commenced to recover the amount SO due thereon
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that BY vir-
tue of power Of sale in said mortgage contained.
and pursuant to the Statute in such case made and
provided the premises described in said mortgage, TO
wit the south quarter and the south half Of the
north east quarter and north west quarter OF the
north east quarter Of section number twenty-four,
(2l) in township number thirty nine, (39) north Of
rapae number thirty west. in the county of Nor
rs1n Aforesaid will re sold at public auction TO the
highest bidder, a the front door Of the Office OF
Register of Deeds at the town Of Little Falls, in
said Morrison County, by the Sheriff Of said county,
on the 26th day OF May, at two O'Clock, p. m, OF
said day, to pay the amount then due said
orfgaee, together with the costs and expenses Of
&c allowed by law. CHESTER " AIT,
WAIT & MCCLURE, Mortgage
Attorneys for Mortgage. ns6
February %, 1860