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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-25

4 is ass' :s;. Vii = po.iVsS st.iss
hAfu1DAY-Issl Matinee Of Ne ssaso. as s.s eslssk
fa, = ass alsi as.1; ,.sSss
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s sS,s Ssf E s'
81 NE regular onlees ipeipsi nuss A1 h0s
and in b'''ts,1 a5s1i hs.si III. Who'll.
PATTI LUCIA 81 5Sn1ERAooR. yx..,
TAs 's'q %ss Il t & wsss5: celebrated
COIsoN, sTRAKUsCH SrI0HLII
The highly dramatic fourth act Of
La FAVURIrA
time prior her Seosr.ars iOI New OrieansA s1AsslII
TBb GARIBALDi RATAPLAR,
Grand National Italian March, composed ~ sspsr AVAA
SNiSSoii suu1sf si'''Ao' jSaoA. ~
Ae IN SIss ss6R sfSr SsaF g
cen,s-io Be had ny Music the hotels,
Fiat and only ssSfo.msnc OF nosi,sa: celebrated
I'M s. ssfl is
CHOAUs and oKChEsl r. with MuziO
MONDAY syfsISs r. q J. $ -s. ..r,,
prior 10 her departure for Lend'n In the early spring
s SahTa lio Ss Is Fla Ar RICHMOND
MSS ADELlNA PATTI,
Mad Sta .KUsCH bnIoNOLI, JUNCA.
MISS PATTI IN MARTHA.
In view Of tbs facility displayed by
this wonderful ard gifted child her
lyric the directors ensbed tn two Of
ths ebraled and n Of the modern
toe have added ID in which FAITH has Oh
aimed such uDqushasd iumphs cities
Onion. These two operas MARTHA and ROBERT LIE
Ola BILE although yet seventeen Of aud afr
professors al of barely ouran Mss
PATTI sings seven leading 0peraa-Lucs" '1onnan
bulAn "Don Giovsnni "Pusn The Barber OF Seville"
Martha" and Robert Ie OAbesu arpscsl ache 'euaeot,
which whls qs surprise the general publie only be
bins Pitt wiz appear on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,
MARTHA
that compliance with of the OF the
ed with the director OF the London Ooera House.
Miss PATTI WITH make her debut MARTHA will land
additional interest 70 her appearance thai Opera Monday
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AMUSEMENTs.


..,oo.o,o,>o AmUsEMEsTs.
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army :y...: .......... Mr. Brssshaa
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nooones "a oreton snepnera)' PsraoS
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Marguerite Ger daugnter) .Ars Hosr
! 'hsnsme Aubrey "a relsoSe OF The Laroque
rn i.m hso3n :. No. ssy gsa.s
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The music by NJ Robert stoepel
The Gss and sscOsd scis lapse Of TOO %on
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AR uNIoN C0NCERT H aALL,
ag R Brcsaway
open Every Night Admission 10 ,s,,.
And Ana mos Talented cslesei
COMPANY n the Cay '''N
company In mo N.Y. I..r a, n. .rrav ., ro,.,,
And JUDI. for Yourself l@'t at 'h' Array Of Talent
And Judge for Yourself x.,,,- ~. ,.,,.,. -. ,x
nsx 1--WE, me ppoopses rav ,rne
p. u.- p, Aa1 H~n, me feopies Fsvorks
IN his B hsSes, m' Flue e'sr~'
In hS 00r'eSaae fhns Miss rum. r,o,,,,,,.uo
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NJ: 5sS!s: ::s;: of Nose
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Miss shaw shaw The he' 6 mic vocalist
vi" boat Of others Z; g;2?
aD1,sSS7;:s 'Ha''"-sr4,U, By oa4v; (: s..,,,
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DUSSELDORF GALLEY AZ a.as3:.
Open Gay And evenms Admisdon . oeoe.
A NeRIcAN pRAMAT,o FUND Assou .T,or
eid Of dis Association TO come of a, Tie Academy of Mao
m ense M o. the
.d.raon the New YORK puSS. ''0
y yW B sssssna Committee. Secretary.
J. q. BURNETT,
ro ruppr wv pupc0v 1vuo ~. vor ur.nD IN
hAi masnacsn; place the ew SrS'.si PslsSe called
The finest Nc Sns Han ss ss Tpsd states
u, crowded every Inisss BY l.dsss snd gentleman
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The are a e ss; e the country
Inc Gn unSn m nas g NE nned ssaea
oNe drn.sI - ~ M c. Gu . osS, VIC m'"se'
uAA To ~ ~rw v' s SHSS pe'son
IN 4. : n u - ,vDs ou Enst,avu
Sdmisson i2c sSi.. 20"
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w hlfhoOAS yprr o.,,rpv
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BUCKLEY'S snRENADERS
WILL OPEN IN NEW YORK
WILL, OPEN IN NEW YORK
WILL OPEN IN NEW YORK
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NJIBIIOs GARDEN.
~ COOKIES ROYAL AvPdITRsATkE.
LAT NATIkuD But TWO
ONLY ONE WEEk LON6hR IN TdIB CITY.
Ibe Company having 70 ~ TIA osseon AeaAony q
NJ 5kh Ma Oh neeessArny sloss perform
city wsek. All hAvue claims agAtua
Ae M please present them inmedAse for pAymsn
Il the hoyo Office JAaEa NIXON.
sFTkKkr ON AND EVENING, sATURoAY. FEB u.s. 1890,
VIM be the hsoricsl ehivaic Pageant entlei
THE FIELD OF The
CLOTH UF GOLD
Being q graphic illustration Of the ceebrAsed interview
RETWEBN HENRY VIII AND FRANCIS l.,
AnA thsr Oueens Claude OF France and Ca1hox4ne Of
Including also the gorgeous proccegone
TILTS 1UCRNEYS, SWORD COAbAB
And other Chivsric Sports end EXERCISES
IrcicenLa TO thx magnificent piece.
To be followed by the dsing uisned Rider,
MILE. k1ALA ZO1ARA, .
In hsr immeusc pirsuetae ~
JAMES ROBINSON
In his great performance without saddle - brtd,a.
SHE HANLON BROTHERS
IN their terrific aerial gymnasio feaas.
The beautiful Mare ZAIDEE
Performed by Nile ELLA ZoYARA.
besdes various Other Of exercises
0a gypnasuca by oher members Of this popular troupe
he whole 70 conclude with
The MERRY SPORTS OF OLD ENGLAND.
Bo,ss cents orchestra chairs 81 private bones q and e.
Doors at ga: performances ct TX. Afternoon per.
formances commence ut o clock.
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orchestra
formances commence at 20 clock.
L44YSss44 kkssHHssss,s s s ssH ss sss
k4Ss4 k kEEsEs 4hsafsk
LAURA KEspEs THEArnE
BEAUTIFUL scouiTrIsH DRAMA.
DION sosS5soIoAuIr.
} | |E:ss Rs AL: 81
;EislE D SsS:s|
BEARr OF SA MD ID LOTHIAN,
"''A has s e ssPP G5SsfFsh SUCCESSFUL
NinI,Y.sIX THOUSAND PEOPLE.
s,ssTYs 81, 1BoUsAsD PESP pi
s s1ssHS IL G TaoSsSsD E FEosIz
s s4TSsD.y:
1S Is io,s s'Saa su.sn.
MISS AGNES RoBERrsos.
Mas Mccarthy. AAdgo Wild6Ro
Miss Msry Wells ....as Neg Aurdooa.s1
MARI Smith: the Of Ars7is
Mr J. g. Burnett As........;....:..;. Raaeah
n Ls.soo "a: the Sss Ct Ds aSi:
Mr. Lsyick. Reuben Bniee
=! il 4 -:
Mr. Dion Boarccsa a. ne Counsel for Defs.ss
Among The principal events depicted This beautiful Dlana
GEoRDIE's ESCAPE,
sssS SSs
Hygn IN PRISON; --.,e a,,.a.
THE TRIAL OF a aHa sIS Snass. s7EOooIA
HER snET hsslE viii ag1 AssYLE e 10SD0"
TIE RlsING OF TAE PoPULACE
THE DESTRUCTION OF TIE rol BOO 4t'A'
"A~oo jEAN1E,s ARRIVAL.
THE NEW OVERTURE nightly encoredD and descrutvS
music arranged '.g6sssl 81 p sskER
Performance commence At half past seven.
RowERY THEATRE
To commence wi With he issA- .v.SiSe. .A0' ~
After which the fifth act Of
succeeded by o0yns's fTs%i 4 ANDY
Handy Andy with sonss) Gardiner Coyse
ETHIoPLAN ENTERTAINMENT
BOX AND COX.
RARNuNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, Feh.S
AFTERNOON q. TX ocoet. 8
EVENING at 7k O'Clock,
Twenty fourth Representation Of
BOURCICAULrS CsLEBR ArED OCTOROON.
OCTOROON;
OCTOkOON
OCTOROON;
LIFE IN LOUISIANA.
MiTsEssEp 81 TWENrr THOUSAND PEosEE.
WITNESSED BY TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE,
ensely exciting and deeply affecting Drama Of the PASSING
MOAENT viii be presented from the AUTHORS cop~. -
gnal Aus'c, new Scenery new Effects
MOST EXCEL,
IN uvs sAS'"A' --4.Sf DRAMATIC CAST
and variety Of tableaux, inferior 70 no
thing yet seen In this country.
Wax statue Of John Brown living Baby Anacopdas and
enormous Serpents, living KangaroJ Seal, DC beautiful
| Aquara
Ambulance Is cents; children 49, parquste Is extra
ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT
1000. - May DO seen here without extra cherse.
| WHAT Is IT.
WHAT Is TT
YES, WHAT Is ITg
Is lower order Of MAN! or Is higher developement
Of the MONKEY Perhaps q combination of both No
thing OF The KIDD has been BEFORE This
LIVING creature captured In the wilds Africa
the skull limbs anatomy the 0rapg Ouaug
the countensnce human being He probably about ~
old feet high weighs 50 lbs and intelligent
active, eportve and ayful kitten There nothing
pusve In bis appearance; the contrary all who
are capuvaed, aAtsnshed and delighted.
RRYANTs nNsTRKIs
| 10 Mechaucs Hail Rros6v~v aSuovs f1rsrd
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YES WHAT IS 1T?
IL lower order Of NAM or is higher deveopement
thing OF The KIDD has been before Th exaord-
LIVING creature captured In the wds Africa
the skull limbs general anatomy of 0rang Outaug and
the counten.nce Of human being He is probably about u
old feet high weighs 50 lbs and intelligent doce
active eporive and playful kitten nothing re-
pusve In bis appearance the contrary all who see him
capuvated, aetsrished and delighted.
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NToTICR- THE VETERANS OF 1872 AND THE WIDOWS
IN Of Veterans the poor well The wealthy csa q
the Bounty Land office No City Hall place one door from
OF thar clothing and equpents used In the
lSl3 and lS4 the time being extended TO March 1860
COL. II. RAYMOND. Agent
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NERICAN DRAMATIC FUND AssoCI ATlON-AR
"A rangements being made for The twelfth
IN aid Of s association 70 of at tie Academy of Masc
Monday, April IL 1860 The benevolent character of
Fund sommsnds In eminent the favorable con
sheraton Of the New York public
B. BLAKE, CHAG 8. BERNARD
JosN BRouGHAn iComvvea Secretary.
j. W. LISeARD So'""i'oo'
J. q. BURNETT
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-06
RED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
CHRlsr CHuRcR-At the Church, junction OF
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices 1t lOL A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock P. M
Sunday School directly after morning service
Daily morning prayer ut o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. E. r. Welles, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FlRsr PREsBrrEHlAN-on Sixth street, linear
tho Court House). Servi' es at w A. NJ, and
r. N. Rev. j. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
METHODIST ACKNOWLEDGMENT of East Ave.
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
oath at l0L y: NJ. and ~ r. NJ. Sunda,
Scnool vt : ?. ". Prayer meeting Thursda,
'vening at ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabcz Brooks
'Astor-rcsidcnce on East Avenue.
GEmxAx MEraonrsr corner OF Broadway (
sourth street. Service at loL A. NJ, and I
Z. u. Rev. Henry Kolhe. Pastor: :
LUTHERAN.
SwEnE LuruEKAH CHyRcn Fifth street
Services ut 1o15 a. NJ. an, P. NJ. Preaching
avery Wednesday evening 1T o'clock. Rev
o. BOycn PASTOR.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-06

TERRITORIAL SELF GovERNAENr. rid :
icule the doctrine who may-denounce it
who may-desert it who may-it will new
ertheless be recognized and acted upon by
the people ofthe Territories, despite political
parties, despite Congressional edicts. despite
executive Intervention, and despite judicial
twa,tle to the contrary. 1t will stand as
the settled policy Of the country and no
political party is powerful enough to sup
plant or overthrow it. TO the Democratic
party is the country indebted for the inau-
guration Of this Territorial policy, and even
the Democratic party cannot, If they wo'd,
overthrow the noble structure erected BY
their own statesmanship and patriotism
The doctrine itself has nothing to fear from
the assaults ofpolitical parties. The question
therefore is not whether it shall be over
|thrownb by this Or that party deserving it
but whether the party that deserts it shall be
!overthrown in consequence. Hence GU,
anxiety that the Democratic party shah
continue to stand by the doctrine !; for il
that event they will be borne on to victory
by the resistless current in lis favor, where.
as, by attempting to breast this current
they are sure to he overborne and ship
Observation-Disclosures (Mo,) Aye.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-06-06

cTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, lst
- District, Goodhue County.
Jesse Mclntire and ..... .
Theodore B. Sheldon,
partners as Mclneire &
sheldon, Plaintiffs, Summons.
against , ..
William P. Wright, -.
t. De .ndant. ~
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota. To
William r. Wright, the defendant herein: =
lou are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this act Oh which is
hllsd in tho Office of the Clerk of this Court in
The city Of Red Wing, in said county aud serve
. copy Of your answer to such complaint on us
ct our Office, in said city of Red Wing, within
twonty days after the service Of this SUMMONS
upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such service.
and il you fsil to answer said nplaint within
the time Aforesaid. the above Manned plaintiffs
will take judgment against you for the sum Of
one hundred and thirty nine dolla RS and nine
cents. with interest 1t the rate ofseven per cen'
per annum on tile respective sums and for the
respective times a. follows viz: .fE.
On the sum Of eighty five dollars and twenty.
one cents, from the 2Ssh day Of Novem vel, 1883
On tho sum Of six dollars from the 10th day
Of August, 1857. so ... a.Es E. 80
On the sum Of ehirt. dollars and eighty. fvI
cents from the +th day of November, 1851, and
on the sum Of seventeen dollars and three cents
from tho ! vt day Of October, 1851 together will
tho costs Of this action. Dated Rod Wing
Mimi, 20th April, 1860. II EIttf .uI:,0
BRISTOL PHELPS,
I9sw6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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SALE.

n n
WI Datault having been made in the condi-
tons Of q certain indenture Of mortgage made,
executed and delivered by Henry Leichte and
wife, of the county Of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota. to Thomas J. Clark, of the same
county ar State, bearing date on the 18th day
Of November, A. D: 1885,. upon the following
described lands and premises, lying and being
in the said county Of Goodhue and State Of
Minnesota. to wit: lot number eleven ny in
black number eight (S), in Sweney's Addition
to the townof Red Wing, according to q plat
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds
in and for said county, which said mortgage
was filed in the office Of Register of Deeds for
said county, On the 23d day Of November, 1858,
ats O'Clock P. NJ, and was duly recorded in
book Of mortgage deeds on pages AS and 1876.
Said mortgage was. on the 9Th day of Fehruary,
1853, duly assigned by the said Thomas j.
Clark to Catharine Cook o, the couatY of Good
hue, and State OF Minnesota, and the assign
ment thereof filed for record. and duly recorded
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds for said
Goodhue county, on the eth day of February,
1889 in book 2 Of miscellaneous records. page
l37. Said mortgage was, on the 18th day OF
August. 1859. duly assigned by the said Catha-
rine Cook to William Wheeler Of the county Of
signnlept thereof filed for record, and duly re-
corded IN the Office Of Register Of Deeds for said
county Of Goodhue. on the 18th day Of August,
1859. ut l0% O'clock A. NJ. and recorded in
book 2.of miscellaneous RECORDS, page 1877 upon
which said mortgage there is now claimed to be
due and is due ut the date Of this notice the sum
Of one hund red and nine & forty -sev ven one hun
dredth dollars, Slo9.47). No suit having been
instituted at law or otherwise for the recovery
of the sum secured to be paid, CT any part there
Of, and the power of sale therein contained
having become operative.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given thai
by virtue Of the power of sale in said mort:
gage contained, and in pursuance Of the stst
ute in such case provided, said mortgagee
premises will be offered for sale At public ven.
due, at the front door ofthe Court House, in tn,
city Of Red Wing, on Saturday, the 10th day 0
June "A. d. 1880. at IL O'clock in the forenoon
of said day, to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on said mortgage, with tho cost
and expenses of sale allowed by law.
Dated at Red Wing, this DIST day of April
A. D. 1850, z. WILLIAM WHEELER.
Assignee Of Mortgage.
MCCLURE, PARKER & MCCLURE,
4 1e5w6. .Att'ys for Assignee.
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: he River.
Since the falling Of the recent heavy rains,
the rise in the river has been very rapid
the excellent stage Of water, has called on,
quite a number Of transient boats, who find
busy employment. Boats are now able to
run rs far up rs st. Anthony and Mime
apoIis. We learn that considerable ship
ping is being done at all the river towns, and
that it will take at least a month longer to
ship the balance of the surplus of the l.ct
I0iii d GTND If EThn, frriIilto III MilWnn
kee AMI Chicago are a little lower The
Illinois Central Rail Road Company's boats
are now making daily trips FROM Dunleith
to st. Paul. The steamer Golden Era has
been condemned.