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'tsHiS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sabscri-
hrr has obtained from the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
Guy letters teStamentary the estate WILLfAM
WhELhN, late of said city, deceased. Al persons hay
ing CLAIMS against the said estate are hereby
exhibit the same eth the vouchers thereof the sub
crbef on or before the lth day of February 1862 they NAV
otherwise BY Law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate All persons indebted to said requested to
MAKE IA mediate paw ment Given under my hand this
OF August, HENRIETTA -
a9Iaw4ys
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556zI SlzaAS. ALEE RIKGLa IOaypu "a LII,- :,
7 hkRY RIEMAE & SONS
- PR6TIS SION
o. &&f8G&GH 5sER GRANTS
80 N. HOWARD STREET,
my IN
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y; TfIITHriED oo>,,,,~ HENRY A. RoDsHAi
<S GENERAL C0ESISSION EER CHANTS
TOBACCO FACTORS,
c.rss.,,, I,-. r, 80 LOMBARD 81,
80 ''1st VI 1NClaiRe race, b9il., Nd.
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HUUFEH = Gu,
y SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCER ,Nrs
$500, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
-"i.- = Baltimore
~ ~ y>u1z- "a. n. PKGRAk
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
The London Times on Old Ducl
COMMANDMENT OF GAErA.

t ..>... E r., r.,,.. nv HALIFAX, Feb. 8.
The L. NJ. steamer Canada from Liver
pool, January Goth, via Queenstown. 9th,
anchored outside 1T three o'clock this A. NJ.
and arrived at her dock at eight A. N. rho
Canada has 25s, 900 specie.
The London Times in another editorial on
the American Crisis is very bitter on Presi-
dent buchanan: It says few men who have
been. called upon TO SO important political
position have boon foand more utterly unc-
quail 10 the situation, .,..i,
The Bombardment at Gacta continued
and occasioned much damage.
The Sardinians entered the Roman states
ION the 22d dispersed the band burned tho
convent Of Cas'na'ia. The Prince Caragme
was about TO proceed to G1eta 'aiu.
The Calcutta and China mails had reached
London but the news had hcen anticipated
by the Anglo Saxon. The Bombay mail
contract is allowed to remain suspended un-
ill the 25th a March. and then to DO effect.
lively carried out. London breadstuffs have
a declining tendency. Provisions dull.
GREAT BRlTA1N.-A prospectus had been
issued of an India Cotton Company. 1t is
prop ,sed to purchase cotton ofthe growers
direct. and endeavor to improve the process
of picking and cleaning by machinery.
The Galway Steamship Company being
unable a. present to provide vessels for the
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] Masta General has
= conflict is suspend

mail service, 'hq foxI Masta General has
issued notice 4 1T cont 1ct is suspend
ed until thsS2oth sof farch Isncx,, on the
understanding tEat IL conf ANY will then
be Ie1dy to carry the fortnightly service in
an efficient manner.
Attention is drawn to tho fact that An
dcrson, the fugitive, cannot be taken from
Canada to England at present, inasmuch a.
he cannot be conveyed through American
territory. No other route will be opcn
before spring. .,, 49,
MAseH. T11rpe is a great qqci,tyImstbe
Ffendh arscnals and forts. 4 camp at Cha.
Ions is to lie formed early in the spring
consisting Of CO,OCO men, under Marshal
y nehon. General Lamoiciere, in a lctte,
declines a sword Of honor, and writes tina,
such distinctions arc for battles won, sc.
while Ills fortune has been very reverse
lrALy.-Adviccs from. Gaeta arc to the
evening Of the 23l. The fire of the Sar.
dinians wassvigorouslys continued and, slowly
replied to. The London Gz.bs learns tina,
Francis II resolved to hold oat at G,cta by
the advice Of the foreign ministers. 1t was
rumorcd that negotiations were progressing
to replace the French troops al Rome ;by
Sardnians. .-....
7typtoH1 fever was making ravases =,
Gacta.
MISUNDERSTANDING has issued an official
ordinance relative to the fifty million forms
loan already announced.
SrA,S.-huuorS had been current o!
disturbances in certain provinces in Spain
but the G"'re1n~Acn;ia 1inteyrula says that
they are u"!onn.lcA. However, despatch,
says hat the last difficulties in reference to
tie redemption Of the state dues il removed.
INDIA AND CnISA.-Thc India and C.ipa
mails had reached London, and tho Amcri.
can portion was put on board the Canada a,
Queenstown. 49,, ''.-
China dates arc toy the 2l~t. The Yam
lanze was much infested with pirates.
Calcutta dates arc to December 3O;h. A
monster meeting had been held protesting
against the government git to Tippoo Saih
Sultan's descendants. Troops had been or
de-ed to Dac!jng. ..
MARkErs.-Lvcrpool breadstufTs. Wake
field 4 Co., r: $. 4 Co., report -four dull
with declipeofs G'ials, per barrel, on the
week. The quotations are g and Ga 81
and 6: Wheat dull. Quotations Ia I'd
cent. lower.
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,''NshsorA On r,,Ecn,s,s.
on. 'tton s, Wilkinson, our Soma.

ssNllNNEsOTA ON TIlECRlSlS.
on. Norton s, Wilkin.on, our Soma.
tor,5 Joined the nstaof It'd Minnesota delsga-
ton. in a despatch to Gov. Ramsey, request
ing the appointment Of commissioners from
this State to the ''peacc Congress-" which is
now in session at Washington, endeavoring
to adjust the questions which distract the
country. The Governor in brief non.
committal message sent the despatch to the
Mime sofa Legislature for action thereon, by
that honorable, august, and disniicd body.
The Senate passed resolution providing for
commissioners to 50 to that Congress and
vote against any compromise, or plan for a
peaceful adjustment; in debate upon the
resolution tho Senator's EXPRESSED t1icir &c.
sire for war, civil, desola,ing war, in the
most earnest and blood'hirsty expressions.
The resolution then went before the House,
and that body treated the matter with more
lanatacism II possible than did tho Senate.
They saw fitin a blind partizan spirit to pass
the following resolution which VIC claim are
in direct antagonisn to she sentiments OF
the people Of this State on the subject
We all desire peace, We all desire tho pres
rersation ofthis Union; VIC have no desire to
shed the Hood oIour brethcrcn. nor to see
it shed by others, apd VIC. earnestly. and
deeply sympathizc with the efforts ofthose
distinguished mcn who represent their re-
spoctive States in that body which il en-.
dcavorng to avert 50 dreadful catastrophe,
and VIC believe the men who voted for these
resolutions would Be the very last to take
personal parts in the scenes ofLloodShed and
carnage which they desire to provoke: -
Citizens Of Minnesota this is the position
which your Legislature gives you ON the
Question Of the preservation OF the Union,
do they rightly represent ron? ",5 !
Resolved, The Senate concurring1 that
the State Of Minnesota vii! not send dele.
gates to the 50 called Peace Convention or
in any manner recognize the existence OF
that Convention t,t,...,!
Resolved, That it is the opinion of this
Legislature the basis Of compromise embod-
led in the resolutions Of the State Of Vir-
GINA are not acceptable to tie people of this
State, and that it is, not expc,lient to COM
promise when the only basis is further
protection to slavery. H.'r'. - .'|'~ II.
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seeding southern States tojoin land in
staying ~ progress &c dissolution. The
second req lutien is as llows:
REsoLvKD.-Tha,, inssshc opinion Of this
convention, the worst, and the most incfiuc
tive argument that can be addressed by tho
confederacy or it's adhcrinS members to the
secceding States is civil war. Civil wa,
will not restore the Union, but will defeat
forever, its reconstruction.
St. Louis, Feb. g.
The Springfield correspondent OF tho lie.
publican, says that prominent Republican
members of.ho Illinois Legislature are IA
voring tho singing Of remonstrance asains
Stewards going Into, tho Cabinet 5r
- 's''5'h'ie DJsi6n Feb! 9
,-,.T The 7rarel. e. states that banks here vii
not take the United States loans 81 the nc u
Administration unless The affairs at til,
south are satisfactorily settled.
-n ouf Cincinnati, Feb. g..
Messrs. ,HciIron and Moody, Of. the Ken
lucky Legislature, left this city last nigh
for the purpose Of fighting duel Weapons
knives. The duel was expected TO have
come off at an early honr this morning. The
police are on their track. nal, .5.,.. -...--
Fort Kcarncy, Feb. 8.
The Pony Express with California date:
to tic 23d passed here at 5 o'clock t}1i.
morning. The steamer Uunclc Sam Sailet
on tho Olaf for Panama with s1,O44,oCo II
treasure. Tho Legislature had don, bu
little business so far-A grand military
demonstration in San Francisco was 10 TAX.
place on the, 22l February. :. ..,
Harrisbursh, "a, Feb. S.
A bill guaranteeing $2,SO',0OO United
States bonds Of tho new '$20,G0o,oo0 loar
passed both houses unanimously to day.
A letter from Major Anderson in response
to the resolutions Of the Legislature com
mcnding his bravery was read in the House;
It is we'll written though brief expression
Of his profound gratitude. The Committee
Of Ways and Means have agreed to repor,
favorably to the; bill for the appointment Of
a commttcc on tonnage duties on tho Penn.
sylvania Railroad.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13
MORTGAGE SALE,

MORTGAGE SALE.
WI Whereas Walter CARPENTER Of Goolhuc
county and territory [now State.) Of MiIneso-
tn, on tn: fifth day OF September A. d. 1857,
executed and delivered to Shields e. McCutch-
en-; "a firm composed Of James Shields. and
Joseph McCntchcn) Of Rice county. State aforc
SAID, hiss. ed Of mortgage whereby he granted
to them .thcir heirs and assigns fore yer certain
tracts or PARCELS Of lanI in said County OF
Goodhuc, described rs follows, to wiz: Lots
number five, six, seven and eight OF section:
and nine north, of range No. seventeen west,
containing 16o acres, to secure to thcs, tho
payment OF one hundred and ninety dollars,
due on or before one year, with interest tlvrco,.
ut the rate Of four per cent. per month from,
from date till due and five pr cent. per montk
from due till paid according to the Conditions
with said mortgage, which mortgage was duly
recorded in the office Of the Register Of Deeds
OF said Goodhue county on the 18th day If Sep
tcmbcr A. D. lS5z, ats6 o'clockr n. in book Of
mortgage deeds pages ssl and as5.
;! Apd whcrcas JAMES Shields one inart5er Of
the firm Of Shields & McCutchcn, Aforesaid
did on the 25tl Gay Of August: A. ID. 1859,
assign to Joseph M.Cutchcn, tho other partner
OF said firm, all his right, title and interest in
and to said mortgage and note, which assign
Mcnt was duly recorded in said Registers Office
on the sixth day of September, A. b. 1889 At
u oNAOSh: H. Aus III OOOk SuO " mISSCelI0-
ncous records on pages 235 and 296.
And whereas default has been made in tho
condition OF said mortgage by the onpay,ncnt
ct said noSo w4ieseon there is claimed to
W dss st tEc date of tAis,notica, dobt and in
tcrcst tho sum Of three hundred and thirteen
Collars and,thI2ty five cents and no suit or
proceedings at law or otherwise having been
Instituted to recoverable, said debt secured by
said. crtgage. and~no~ part thereof having
been paid. Now, therefore, 4 j
Notice is hereby given that in BY
virtue Of tho power Of sale contained in said
mortgage and the provisions Of the Statute
in such case made and provided, said mort
gagged premises Willie offered for sale at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for cash, at
the sher]ff's Office, in the city Of Red Wing in
said county OF Goodhue ON the 2lst day Of
March AID. 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to satisfy
the amount then due on said mortgage and the
costs OF sale.
/ JOSEPH EcCUTCHEN,
Mortgage and Assignee.
Da'c1 Faribsul,, February q. 1861
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SALE.
MI Whereas Icvi Chilson of & oodhSc eo.n-

EM ORIG AGE SALE.
ENlSs Whereas levi Chilaon of & oodlSc eoan-
ty and Territory: lnow State) Of Minnesota,
on the third da! OF August 4. b. 1857, exc
|autcl and delivered itoI Shield. e. NeChsehen,
a firm composed of James Shields and Joseph
McCutchcn;) Of Rice County. State aforesaid,
his decd of mortgage. whereby he granted to
them their heirs and assigns forever, u certain.
tract of land in said County Of Gooahue de-
EkScribed ny folews, to7wit the north west
number ono hundred and nine north. Of range
number seventeen west. to secure to them tho
payment Of ono hundrcd and seventy dollars.
due on or before enc year with interest ut
the rate fthrec per cent. per month from date
TN due and three per cent. per month ii ON
due till paid. according to the condition Of his
promissory note. bearing cvtnIIatc with said
n. mortgages. which mortgage was duly recorded
IN th" Office. Of the Register of @Dccdxin and
tor said County of Goolhxe on this lftlT day
OF August, A. D. 1857 ut Z o'clock a. IN. in
BOOK of mortgages. page 236. -
ana whereas James Shields. one partner Of
said firm ofShiclds IL McCutcl,cn. aforesaid.
did on the 2'ith day Of August A: D.. 1859 as
sign to Joseph McCutcllcn the other partner
OF said firm all his right, title snd interest in
tanA to said mortgage and note which assign
office on the sixth day Of. September, a. y.
lS?? at * o'clock, \. NJ. in book I'd of mis-
&C llaneouS records on pages 2o5 and ees.
And whereas default has been ,nnlc-in~ tho
condition OF said mortgage by the non payment
Of said note wl'ereon there is claimed to DO
d 8 1t the date Of this notice, dcbt and inter
lcst > thsSsam lof two 4hand icf and s6iaispne
dollars AZ no proceedings having. been inst-
t"ted at law or otherwise TO recover the debt
secured by said mortgage and no part thereof
having been paid. .ss-
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue OLA power Of sale in SAID mortgage
contained md of the statute in Sur Ii a made
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
cloSeda nd !t!Ic.sad premises will be sold at
Ipublic auction to the highest bil'ler for cash!
at the Sler1f's office III Red Wing in said county
of Goodhpc on the-2I.t day, OF March. \. u.
1871; ut Ten clock: m: cfth.t day, to satisfy
costs Of sale.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN,
Mortgagcc and Assignee.
Dated, Faribault, February 9Th: 1861. Is;
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FORT SUMTER,

7" We have a summary ofthc corrcspon
dcncc between Col. Haync, the South Carroll
ma Commissioner, and the President. Col
Hayne demanded the surrender of For
Sumpter to South Carolina. lie claimet
to; appear at Washington, not as mil;tar,
man demanding the surrender Of the Fort
but as the Attorney General Of South Caro-.
lima, to claim for the State the exercise o
its legal right Of eminent domain, and t
pledge the State to make good oil injury t
rights Of property, arising from the cxercis,
Of its claim. The President through Secre-
tary Holt, responds to the legal question.
presented, ana ads if he was convinced o
the justice Of the claim, he has not the pow.
er to surrender tn, Fort. In respect to tho
reinforcement Of Sumpter, he states thai
Whenever Major Audars9n's safety requirt;:
the reinforcement Of that post, every effort
will bs made to aid him. Col. Hayne lcf,
Washington. for home on the It'll, accom-
panied by Lieutenant Hall Of Fort Sunpter
1t is thought that tho Fort will be i,nmedi-
ately attacked by the southern troops
Several eminent Virginians, in Washington
telesraphed to Governor Pickens requesting
him to still forbear from assault;ns the Fort
and tho Governor responded that he could
mot give definite answer until he received
the Presidents final reply to Col. Hayne
and ascertain: the grounds Of his refusal to
surrender the Fort. t.s2s:r-.-
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rms MORNINGS NEWS.

+, The president elect started for Washing
ton on the, 18th instant, accompanied by
large "n'nbe: Of, friends.-r On parting will
bis nc;shhors he made shor. and appropri-
ate speech, IN which alluded to the i,npor
,ant responsibilities which would 500,
dcvolve upon him. .'"' So. "'4' II
In the Southern Congress, on the 9th. in
slant, an ordinance was passed contiauin;
in force all laws Of the United States i,
force or in use on the first Of November last
It is understood that under this law a tariff
will DO laid on all goods brought from tn,
free States, and in accordance with this un
Outstanding resolution was adopted in
Istructing the Committee. on Finance. t,
report tariff Of revenue for the support o
the new government d, -, .t..,.
i Alexander H. Stevens, in speech to d,
Escrenadi"s party, after his election to tn,
Vice Presidency Of the Southern Conieder
acy, said he, now look for peace, securit,
and domestic tranquility:
On Oath the ll'h lust, : petition was laid
before Congress asking for the organization
Of Nevada territory. Tho petition was re.
ferred to the Territorial Committee.
"A resolution Recommending the celebra.
tion ofthe jtwenty!second 0: February as .
national holiday, passed the House o: Rep.
resentatiyes at. Washington On the It'll
:.,..... 7'i' ~ ,'...!;E -. .,..s.r . -
! ."H'',i. }. .Hf". -; .;..., r,.,i.i.
Kansas relief meeting: ars bong held ali
over the Eastern and Western. States. :,
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Capt: Insraham: who acquired 80 mucl,
celebrity in 1853. by his gallant conduct as
Captain Of The United States sloop.of- war
St. Louis. in rescuins Kozta, the Hungarian
refugee. from the. Austrians, Smyrna, has
rendered his resignation as Captain in the
Navy. He is a native Of South Caroli:::a, ; and
viii! go into the service OF that State or the
Southern Republic. liz is great loss to
the Navy cs'.".~-. "a" .@a.E s.
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r ~. Detroit. Fcb. 3.

-. - ''''. We 60. Detroit, Feb 8.
The Democratic State Convention to nom.
mate Judge Of the Supreme Court, met
inth;s city yesterday. Resolutions declaring
devotion. to the Union: opposing coercion,
and tayorins compromise were adopted.--
,!he resolutions are to be forwarded to the
Washington convention, AS claiming to rep
resent the yisws ola ,naj"rit: Of the people.
The convention adjourned to the s ve,,'ll o!
Marcia, withoH! :...~;..2- nominations.
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the SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
It will be seen from our news columns
that the Congress At Montgomery composed
|of representatives from the seven seeding
States, have organized provisional govern.
ment, adopted tho Constitution ofthc Uni
ted States as tho fundamental law Of thci.
new contcderacy, and elected Jefferson
Davis President; and : Alexander, II.
Stephens, Vice President. Mr.. Stephens
and the rest Of The noble spirits Of the
South. Who 80 long stood by the Union and
battled 50 msn'ully against secession, with
ont word or an act from tho North to
cheer them on, have gone with the rost, and
are nov against US. They will now, that
the die s cast, work earnestly for the
cause which they have 50 reluctantly cs-
pouscd; and all their followers will 90 with
them. by timely and conservative, action
the North might have brought their labors
TO- = happier result. But the obstinate, mad
pride of the Republicans opposed to all
compromise, till it is almost too late 70,
hope, have set them against US. It is pain.
full to b in antasonism 10 such true and
devoted men. S''. ~
Tho Congress has passed . resolution
inviting i'll the States Of the conlsdcracy
to join them. except the. Now England
States, The other; S,uthcra States. with
ono exception, have =. expressed their
determination to join them, unless thu
compromise resolutions Of Virginia are
adopted; and We can see by the action
Iof the Minnesota Legislature what con
Sidcr:.ion the Republicans will give &c
such compromise. Nothing will satisfy
them bit sopcrsis. in their course until the Y
have driven all the Southern States ont, arl
hsD, t;er:n'@li IL tie Americas ( Mon.
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ITEMS.
., lTEAN.
One Of the New Orleans Journals

One Of the New Orleans Journals
haa lsitsrs headed ''Our War Cores.
p,nd.ncs." Il seems to be rccogniz-
ed IL. lhat quarter that they are at
war, though with whom or where the
enemy is, it would be difficult to dis.
cover. II there ia war, it is the most
singular one ever known. All the
armies ate on one side and they are
spelling Tor = fight, which nobody
eesms .diaposrd to indulge them in.
Wh;les practising, al; these warlike
vagaries against imaginary enemies,
they afs. crying out continually against
the justice Of force being nssd against
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13

II O T I G E. II 10 II
All persons Indebted either by note or ac-
count to the firm OF Mclntirc a. Sheldon or
Jesse Mclntire, are requested to mike
'lMMEplATE SETTLEMENT. ~,
oaspd after SIS q
NOVEMB Der FIRST,
all goods will be sold for
CASH, AND CASH ONLY,
and all accounts will 10 closed at that date.
The, will be I. Z " q :. Il
N O DEVI
from tho CASH system: y 81 ~ s,-x FIT
222tf. ,~ y JESSIE MCINTYRE.
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No?;;3s

No?;;3s a. s7s
ON and after this date nv hooks will b
Ocloscd! Twin give credit u no pc rso o
l.crsons; whatsoever. Ny gopls viii be Of
ferel az prices that defy competition, AMI for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Z Ert -~,5i
Those indebted must not take offence ii it.
should make them costs, if their accounts are
not settled by the frs: OF December.
). =. EOOT.
R-l Wing: Nov ISIS, 1850. NH
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LA = Fao'n fIll SOUTH

LATER fsoM THE SOUTH
rns so''1',tHs s,tsEDrrAcv'
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FORMED.
JEFFERSON DAVIS OF MISSISSIPPI PRESIDENT.
4. II. STEVENS Or GEonGIA svics: rnss1DENrs
UNITED STATES ARSENAL SEIZED.
C"pt. Bragg S Battery Surrendered.
NEW YORK VESSELS SEIZED AT SAVANNAH.
THE LOUISIANA !, CONVENTION.
= I VIZ ~ IN ! II {
GREAT eECESsloN MEETING AT MEMPHIS.
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The japanese Embassy have at last
reached Yeddo and been safely landed.
The Presidents letter has been ,lcliv.
cred to the Tycoon, anil he, is delight
cd with it. An invitation has been
extended to him to visit Niagara
The embassy have been received by
their Government in the most cnthusi.
as.ic manner, AMI it is sail will pro.
badly be seut to other countries to
make treaties. 50