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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

NJ OHTGAGE SALE.
VH Whereas Walter Carpenter Of Goolhuc
county and territory new Statc.) OF NIiilncso-
tn, Oh thu fifth day OF September A. d. 1851
executed ar! delivered to shields & McCutch-
en-, Gu firm composed Of James 81 iclls and
Joseph Mc,ntchcn) Of Rice county. State uforc
sand, his deed Of mortgage whereby lie granted
to them: their heirs and assigns fore scr certain
tracts or parcels Of LAM! in said County o.
Goo1hue: Described rs loilows, 10 wit Lot:
live, SIX, seven and eight or section
num- Der scvcnin township number on, hundred
and nine north. OF range No. seventeen w.t.
containing 100 acres, to secure to tl,-., f;s
payment G: one hundred and nin>t~ : ais
due on or before one year, with iTtcrv:- 50,
at the rate OF four per cent. per Dlni!t'; .r.,.
from date till due and five por cent, ueI a.. !
from due till paid according to the con,l
Ola certain pron!sso.y nose bearing even ! !,
with said mortgage. whichmortgucu v.5 ~,
1ccoitcdin the office otthc Register Of I:g..
OF said GooQl!U0 county on the lltir dly 81 -
TENDER y. ID. 1861, tit /; O'Clock pN ill book 5
mortgage deeds pages 3Si and 5o5.
And whereas James Shields orc partner {
the 1i'n OF Shields d McCutcl,c11. atorcSfi,
did on The 18th ''ay Of August, \. i. 1850
assign TO Joseph MoCutchcn. tho otie. T,artrc
of said firm, ali his right title and interest i
and to Said mortgage and note. w);,ch assign
ment was duy recorded in said Register oi3ic
on the sixth day OF September, 4. l., 1859 .
~ o'clock, a. III i'll book md Of Ilsscclla
ncous records Oh pages 225 and $50.
And w!lc' cas- default has been made in tn
condition OF said mon gage by The nor, II; men
OF said noe whcrcon tlr:rc il c!aiui"l t,
be due at tho date of ills notice. debt and il
tcrcst the sum Of three hundred and tIlftecl
dollars and thirty cents and 10 suit o
proceedings at law or otherwise havin" bee.
instituted to recover the said debt secured i,
said ortgaggc and no part thereof havin!
been paid. Now: therefore,
Notice is hereby given that in b,
virtue Of the power OF sale contained in sal;
mortgage and the provisions Of tie s4.,ut
in such case made and provided suilt l:,ort
gagged premises will I've offered for sale at publ
auction to the highest bidder. for cash. a
the Shcrlit"s Office, in the city of Rcd Wing il
said county OF Goodhue on t,ic 9Th day O
April AID. 1851 at 10 o'clock 4. a.. to satiSt'
the amount then due on said mortgage ;i2>I Iii
costs Of sale.
~JDSEPH NeCvTCIIEN.
Mortgagce and Assignee.
Dated Faribault, February 2Oth. 1851.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
DOUGLAS ON THE CRISIS.

Senator Douglas. in the debate Of the
2lst ult. on. the bill to cut off the postal
service from the seeding States, which he
favored, in reply to Senator Doolittlc, Of
Wisconsin who had announced himself rs
opposed to any compromise with the South
said
The Senator has made great professions
Of devotion to the Union; but he is yio-
lently hostile to any mode that he will re
store peace and reunite the States of the
Union. Sir l must say, in all frankness,
that regard no man as friendly to Union
who il unwilling to enter upon such sys.
TEN Of compromise and paciication rs will
preserve it. In my opinion there is dc
iiberate plot to break up this Union, under
pretencc Of preserving it. IN my opinion
there are as many disuoionists on this foo
and'on the floor Of the other branch of Con.
gress, from the North as from the South
men who have reasoned themselves into
the belief that il is wiser and better to drive
the sections into collision to force disunior
and to get up war, to have bloodshed
and to render re Union impossible, ant
then to make treaty peace. | hope
am mis- alien in :i.is. l have TOO muc|
respect for the intelligence of the Senators
to believe for one moment that they hop
/ 70 preserve this Union by military force
They know that the use of military force
producing collision and bloodshcd, mus
result in civil war between fifteen State
Of the Union on one side and the rcman,:c
on the other. How can you avoid chat re
suit? You must do one of two thin"s
Either settle the difficulty amicab|y, or Wit
tho sword. An a,n;cable settlement is
perpetua.ion Of the Union. The use Of III
sword is war, disunion, and separation no,
and forever.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
Stat, OF minnesota Sc

Stat, OF Minnesota, sz
GovChuc Countyl In the Probate Court.
At Z special term OF the Probate Court l,ll
in and for said Comfy OF Goo,lhuc a: Re-,
Y ing, on Tuesday, March 5: -S5l.
In tie matter Of the petition Of Otis +.
Smith. Guardians Of Gcorg. W. LatourclIc, II
minor.
On reading the petition Of said Smith guard
ian aforesaid this day fled in this Court
praying for '> cnsc to sell for the support anil
n,,i.ter&ee d, sais, 99.:@~l t7l3 fal!ow:n. bar.
GELS Of his real estate 81 ute il, said county to-
Wit
The north west quarter Of section twenty
nine Of township Iii north, range ii west
the north ives. quarter Of north west quarter
Of section If. town IL ncrth, range Is wcs;
ana the north west quarter OF the south cast
quarter OF saction1: town TO north, range
i! west.
ltappcari:g to the court from said petition
that it is necessary for the snpncrt and main
tcnancc Of said George ". Lato1rcl!c that
the lands aforesaid Should be sold : it is order
cd that said petition be,sct Gown and assigned
for hear ing on tho 18th lay of April. AID. 1861
at ten o'clock, 4. m. at the office of the Judge
Of Probate in the city Of Red Wing. in Sai.r
county: and that the next of kin Of the said
George W Latourele and all persons inter
csted i'll the estate and promises aforesaid, ap-
pear in thls court at tho time and place last
aforesaid to show cause why a license should
not be granted for sale Of the estate anil
premises aforesaid.
And it is further ordered tl.at said petitioner
give notice to the next of kin of said George
W. LatoUrcIlc anu't to all persons interested in
said estate and prem Uses of the tendency
ofsuil petition and of tho hearing thereof Nv
causing crpy Of this order to ht published, for
four weeks sItcccsSvcly next prior to sui! ,l,v
OF hearing i'll tic Red Wig Sentinel. n weekly
newspaper published in said county. Dated
ut the Prr bate office i'll Red Wing this 9Th DIV
Of March, lH6i. ORnIN DENSMOkT.
Judge OF Probate in ana tor Goodhuc cc,n,,
2iI vs.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

Henry Ward Beecher was advertised: to
deliver a lecture in Buffalo last Tuesday;
but not making railroad connections east.
he failed to come to time. A large audience
had assembled, and their disappointment at
the nonsarisal of Mr.. 3. is said to have
been very great Fsof Gardner, Of "soap',
notoriety,. was called upon,. and took tie
absent lecturers place on the stage, and
diverted the audience ior some time. The
selectioH'of such 4 man as Soap Gardiner
IS Bcecher's substitute, was as compliment
tary to the latter as it was indicative Of the
good taste Of hi S Buffa 10 admirers,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
FILLING THE VACANCIES.
WAsmfxurox March 8.


Mr.. Holloway. Editor Of paper in In.
diana, is strongly Pressed by Secretary
Smith, as Commissioned Of Patents. The
abatement that Mr.. Sumner opposes MIR.
Crittenden's nomination TO the Supreme
bench is erroneous. Nj. Sumner approves
81 the nomination. THE nomination, how
ever, continues to challenge decided opposi-
ton from influential quarters, and it is
feared it will be made. Messrs. Badger
and Rufiin Of North Carolina, and Holt, Of
Kentucky, are now talked Of:
Mr.. Lincoln found about seventy vatan.
cics in Office under tho Government. These
must all be filled while the Senate is in scs-
sion or cannot be till Congress meets again,
consequently they mnst first ensross the
Presidents attention. When these are dis
posed OF, MIR. Lincoln's present purpose is to
take up the appointments Cor the new Terri
tories Of Dacotah, Nevada and Colorado.
Colonel Lorenzo Thomas, Of Delaware,
will succeed Mr.. Cooper as Adjutant Gen.
eral.
The overland mail contractors on the
central route have pretty much determined
to run the pony express between St Joseph
and placcrvi'le, California, three times in.
stead Of tw &c week. after July next
They also propose, when they get ready, ia
run their coaches across the continent in
sixteen days. ana to- arrange for the convey
ance Of passengers at . cost Of not more
than $50 each:
The nomination Of Measrs. Dale Of iii.
nois, as Commissioner oflndian Affairs, and
A. Williams, Of Illinois, IS Judge Of Kan.
sas, were sent 10 the Senate, but before the
messenger reached the Capitol, the Senate
had adjourned.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
NEORTGNG.E SALE.

SALE. -.-
WI Whereas Low Gibson Of Go0l!,.;o covn-
ty and Territory. (now Statcj Of Minnesota
on the t],i:'l dag Of August. y. y. 1897, exc
cutcu and delivered to Shield: &, tIcCn;c'cn
firm composed Of james Shields; and Joseph
Of Eice County, State aforesaid
his decd Of mortgage, whereby lie granted to
thcm their heirs and assigns forever, certain
tract OF land in said County OF eIooll,uc de-
scribeu; us 1olle*ts. to-wit: the north west
quarter Of section number fur in township
number one hundred and nine north. ofrarco
nambcr seventeen west, to secure to them the
payment ofon hundred and seventy dollars
due on or be ore one year with interest at
the rate ofthrcc per cent. per month from date
tn due and three per cent. per month fl GIN
due TIL paid, according to the Condition Of lii
proimlssory note, bearing even date with said
mortgage. which mortgage was duly recorded
III the office of the Register Of Deeds in am,
for said County OF Goodhuc on t:lc ilth day
OF August. n. D. 1857 at Z o'clock a. m III
Book 3o1 mortgages, page $50.
And whereas james Shields, one partner OF
said tirm ofSAiclds e MeCutcllen aforesaid
did on the :s'tlT day CT August A. y. 1855, as
sign to Joseph McCutchcn The other partner
"fsaid tirE Ill his right, tisic :;ild interest il
and to said mortgage ana note which assign
mcnt was duly recorded III said Register:
Office on the sixth day Of September, ~. d
1859 at ?A o'clock, n. NJ in book I'd of mis-
&C liancous records on pages 295 and 2"j.
And whereas default hss been made in tho
conditioTo of said mortgage by the no,l-payn,en;
Of said note whcrcon there is claimed to be
duo: at the date Of this notice, debt ana inter
est, the sum of two hundred ANA siSty-op;
dollars ard no proceedings having been insti
tuted ut law or otherwise to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage and no part thcreo
having been paid.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given tina,
by virtue ola power Of sale in SAID mortgage
contained md Of the statu tc in su.h case made
and provided, the said mortgage will b. fore
closed C and tie said premises will be sold q
1T the slcrl7s Office ii: Rcd Win gin said cour Il
OF Goodhuc OH tile 9th day OF April, a. D
1861, Mt ten o'clock, M of that day, to satist,
the amount due Oh said mortgage with til,
costs ot.sHlc:
JOSEPH McCUTCIIEN,
Nortgagcc AMI Assignee:
Dated, Faribault, February Goth; 1861. 90
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jIOnTG iGE SALE.

III ORIG AGE SALE.
III Default having been male in the ccnli-
ton Of ccrtaih mortgage ,!ee.i lcas.
ing date aid duly cxccu,c! and ,|c.iv--
John W. Brown and Mary Brown bis wife Of
Goodhuc County Minnesota. to VoIn"Y Eiun.
dagc os the same place. w!l:c!. mort gage WIS
duly recorded! il the office OF NE Register of
Deeds of sal; Goodlt:,c County on tile 2Ist .lav
OF .Tunc \. d. iS3?. at 3 o'cocl =. II in book !
said John " and Mary Brown to said ;ra.r-
,i"gc III ice. SUBJECT to sfc!easaIlcc upon pay
mcnt Of the note hereinafter described } Ike
following described premises situated il, sab
Goodlluc County to wit: Lot No. ten 40 jfi
block No. fourteen (t+) III The city of rcl
said mortgage was male TO secure the payment
ol tbs promIssory note Of said John W. anI
Mary Brown for the sum Of two bu.slrld
and Twenty-Five dollars, dated June 2lst 1S.:
and payable twelve months fro;.a date 70 til.
"r'ler OF s'il Brtt!"gc with interest until
't!t at the rate OF three per. cent per month.
No >l!it OF proceedings at law or otherwise
le''ag been Instituted TO recover sal; mortgage
. 1t ~ any part thereof: and there being ,;u,
i .a!i note air, mortgage ut The date Of this
v.ice tbs SIM Of three llun'r-l alt! fourteen
dollars and sixty-thrco Gets 53ll, t:;A
Now therefore. hottie; IS hereby given that
by virtue Of the power ofsalc in said mprtga.:
contained: and ia pursuance OF the s.;;u;>.
in such case made and provided. said mort
gagged ri misses will be offered for sale
at public auction, at tho front door q
he Court House in the city OF Rel
V ing. il s;ti- Goodhuc COUNTY. on the Gth day
| Of February. y. D. 1851. al tyo o'cloci; in the
afternoon Of said day. TO satisfy Tie amount
then due CT fse mortgage debt with costs 9t-I
EXPENSES OF sale. NoLNEY BEUNDAGE
| WILDER x NILLIsToN. M0rtrance
Attorneys. $50
Dated Rcd Wing: MIMI. Dcccn:lcr;2lst AID.
1850.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
DECISIVE ACTION or LIEUTENANT
SLEMMER,

4 correspondent writes to the Columbus
Geo. Tine from Fort Barrancas, Pensa
cola harbor, on the 18th inst, as follows:
Soon after the arrival of the Brooklyn, O!
which | told you in my last, the other YES
sells belonging to tic Gulf Squadron came
in sight, and since have been cruising out
side the tar, never getting entirely from
view. Sunday another bearer Of dispatches
from Fort Fichens arrived and was passed
over to the Fort. His mission must have
been peaceful one, for since matters have
somewhat changed. The work Of mounting
guns on Fort rickens is stopped, and also
the work going on in the navy yard. Lieut..
Slemmer sent mute to Col. Forney, who
has succeeded Col. I-omax in command,
demanding that no more guns should be
mounted upon the battery which bears upon
his fort. ,... .: a-
AS the demand was made in conformity
to the armistice, which is understood on
both sides, it was regarded as right, and the
work upon the battery was suspended. One
heavy tcn-inch Columbiad was already upon
its carriage, another just ready to mount,
SO it will be but little labor now, should
occasion require, to place it in working
order. Near right the Wyandotte ran up
the harbor and sent boat ashore to inspe ct
the work. No opposition was offered, and
they returned, satisfied probably that the
battery was a good one, even if built by
volunteers. l learn also, that, for two
weeks past, several men have been busily
employed in mounting sea coast howitzers
at Fort McRea, and in other preparations
for defence. This, too, is now stopped
| have seen no published account Of the
reasons why hostlitics were suspended, but
presume it has already been made public, as
10th parties are acting under truce.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simply
remedy, after having suffered cvcral years
with a severe Jung affection, an. lat dread
disease, consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers tho means 0
cure.
70 all who may desire it, he will send 4
copy oethe prcscrip tion used Gree Of charge, J
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find y sure cure
for consumption, asthma, bronchitis &c
The only object OF the advertiser is to bone
fit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it Will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tic prescription will please
address Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsbursh, Kings Co., New York
Oct 10, 1860. 2iSy
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
PlTC III IN!
OPPOSITION TO HARD TINES
PICTURES AT PANIC PRICES.

PICTURES At. PANIC PRICES.
RICH is bound to make hard times easy ~
taking pictures at prices never before thought
Of in this place.
RICH is determined to bring tho p,ico of
pictures within the reach Of all
RICH will put up pictures in cases for fifty
Gents. s
RICH PROPOSES making an astonishing rcduc-
tons in all the high priced pictures.
ktGn proposes To- take handsome pictures
OF all, whether goodiooking, ho,ncly, or ;naiI-
farcnt.
RICH warrants every: picture to give entire
satisfaction, Or 10 charge.
RICH would advise those wishing pictures
not t"de!ay, as delays arc dangerous in these
times OF secession and coercion.
RICH respectfully Invites all to call ard OK
amino his work, whether wishing pictures or
not. Rooms over z. II. q, T.. J.. Bakers
sr5 MAIN STREET, RED WING.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

Senator Seward has written document
for tho satisfaction Of the Railway com.
panies, who feel, much aygrieved at Mr..
L'ocoln's course: in. changing the programme
OF his route. He exoncntcs Mr.. Lincoln
from all share in the matter, bat does not
excuse the city Of baltimore. lie. rspss-
ssnts: as,far asst is. vie 10 do -, the dam
ear that attended Or. L;ncoln's following
the es'sinal programme, and thanks them
tor their admirable preparations for the
safety and co,nlortof Mr.. Lincvla.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
THE FAMINE IN KANSAS.

Arcn1sox, March 5.
A meeting Of committeeman and Others
from the country, numbering about $50, and
representing "a counties, was held here last
night, and series Of resolutions adopted ,ex-
pressing the utmost confidence in General
Pomeroy and tho other memien Of the.
General Committee, fully endorsing the
system Of distribution adopted by Thorn, and
recommending all moneys and supplies for
the relief Of Kansas to b. sent to them
They regret that coaaictine statements have
been sent from Laavsnworth, ~ they cor.
slider It may ha1e y tendency to stay tho
supplies whichars. urgently needed. Forty
tons Of provisions were shipped on Saturday,
for Wyandbtta. and Topeka, at both of which
places fuaHsupplies will hereafter be kept,
and thirty tens more. were SAINT YESTERDAY
and to-day to same points,. .Ehe' establish.
,nent Of these depots-will' b. a. great oonven-
fence 70 tho settlers in Southern and Western
Kansas.
New York, March IL.
The He7e'rs correspondent says that DO.
litical circles were fevcrishly excited on
Sunday. by the report that the evacuation
Of Fort Sumter and Pickens were determined
upon. in Cabinet Council on SATURDAY. NIGHT:
Il 10 now certain that the stock or provisions
is almost exhausted. Several Republican
Senator's have repeatedly declared that such
policy decided upon, while leading an
poiRtmsnts.foE NaK York ara said 10 be de.
cided'oA
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

wa "a NJ On. NE"1 ANU 0OSSIT
Mrs. Douglas having with graceful
courtesy led tho way IN calling upon Mrs.
Lincoln, deser. es great credit for the initia.
tien Of the long series Of receptions given
by Mrs. Lincoln to-day. Nearly everybody
OF the Opposition, either social OF political,
called upon her on the afternoonof the 25th
and On that evening she gave reception in
the public parlors, supported by the beau
tiiul and accomplished lady Of Capt. Hazard
The ROOMS were crowded and every one
was delighted with the ease; dignity, and
eminent good nature with which Mis-. Lin.
coln sustained the inflicion..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
.LUl,NITUlllt

The undersigned would respectful, inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased thc entire stock of unnlanutac
turcd material for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, an that he prepared to supply
all orders for furniture Of every description;
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Alsoall kinds Of COFFIiS furnished to order
Mahogany,
Rosewood.
ana Walnut
FURNITURE constantly on hand, ci1cup fo
Cash JOHN CCRELL.
ed May IS, 1859.
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t.A'r;~T>cm,Eg EA!I-A gentleman
= >,Hl!y appeared INA Wisconsin eonr.I
, AIyr '&i! for Il .''icud in the sum Of
t"2c ;fo>&anl dollars. The clerk of
the co0;t, thouyi, he we'll knew the
responsibility" & tie gentlemen, could
2>otrc>s@aIn !is accustomed impcrti-
'cnc@. ''NTo!', sir, how 90 you make
y""~%o2! 70 y, worth three thousand
.do.l"rH::" The gcntlcma, very Iclib-
crate :, specified the particulars up t.
two thousand nine hundred and forty
dollars. "4ty,' said the clerk, s'bmt
1,lHt is not enough by sixty" tsFor that
sum-: replied the other. 81 have a
note or hand Of enc Thomas Wilson
i,I,a clc!!; hinsclt) and | hope he will
have the honesty soon 10 discharge it.
,ihis set Tic court III Il roar. The
clerk was for once aba~hrd; and the
.2ld.s: said, "Wcn. Mr.. Wilson
1.::"l we may accept the bail"
Davis "ul i.,0coin were both BON
IL !Lont9'cy, il l&03 and 1909 respect,
lively, hN,:' left ti,vir native State. in
,,!ii,'h9oI's ,!.,ys, on, c:,;rvatcd north
:.ad dc otncl south: boil. served in tho
Inlian war @. the west. boil, common.
&c" "" ro!'tiv'i| career about the
>a'ily dine, being Presidential electors
il The election, oF 13Al, Davi, for Polk
and lincoln ior Clay; both elected to
CONGRESS- about The Same time, IS or
~ were III i, '''o sane year, ana almost
nc same any, c2::cd % preside over
rEc'F I'#'v'G:e .2oyer''n'ntS~- one as
Io>iJIl't &, inc United states. the
o '. f s,1.', or TIC t"nIede'"te
states o! i.o"th -AiAc''ca.-~-Ilo"fy an
rV >--5%} %itS%.
NV, C,o,.,~,,.,,,,,, :. o,,, ~,
,.,,,I,.',, '''''> ~ ~ :. ''c.'''" "''i'
s.Es.:oii "i tic hUll!on fund i'll the
~" S"'":'n*' mt !'o$t Nastcr Gen
sra! sE!i'.". on the 18TH inst, drew on
~ .>,.'*o', Assistant Treasurer Of
.,oil@.aN', Eor three hundred thousand
90; l2f&, n.it his draft like that OF Sec.
:e}H'y I'm $, VS. t'S!lonorcd. Mr.
u N:Iot $ reply says. ....
e;3r draft was no. |onored for the
-siInr2 reason '!:Gt @,.l bullion has
h2t.. taken pose" II ot'by the State 0!
,o":s.::.;!2. ;:n1 I'll. t}o retained for
f,'i,..%T &rJjl*in@t.J With the United
'.,.#(2:', aAd to meet the liabilities Of
;.sy,'lcd bv the s;iatc; Of Ior;s;su,
NE government viii mako No f,r.
11,c; '}liraft o.! the f;,nd.
MI. ,.AnD's is crowded with VOC,
cr, i:svn, cycrv Owe whom carries AZ
syc 70 Grind. So many western men
were 1yvcraccu in WASHINGTON before
nn, II expect Offices. JfAir L;,,co]n's
n,i ...if,;:tratioa Accommodates no,h;no
c,s?, i will a. least c;y;]ixc those nnG,
7,fp. I'hc Ii: lies have broum tLc;,
work. :,lrea,}y, and the. vouno pr;ncc
or,1;,s> j;ucolu. has brcn folon i,
.',4~.~s> anl pro3,,oa,)al Inv FIJI,
t..,,..< ~, and down the !ot,1 cnr;1ors
t;of. Ellsworth, Of ,l,c Cl,icaoo Zou.
;;vcs. j. a3so distinguishing himself this
way. IL, name shou,,! Lc added to
t!.ytli.t Of . Ger seekers for no is
re11Y for a.,%t!iino, from S secretary O.
the \% II l>yr}spt,1,p,.t tn bao,, i,o,