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, 1861-11-08

Ttea The uss1sk opseed On the day Of osr STATE
election, Wh5ch k4Fk away Eese nsn1 q tsose &c
Tho usseny et4sad, ead thafr ahee1ee 4tyee the
plaoe dan look, 81 really ma9es 4al esase q
@h@ snt3ctpetsd . Ie11 high market, % the enaa1l
rnn,i,sr rs1fNfed which did not exceed 40 heads
ine1nainr about 80 sold On Monday. 4 this
hsd lem tbe total expected. there woan not
hsye hsen any dff1eulty in advancing the Rf1ce
half cant, oF oven cens e. ta1 H. *inc nn ~
Rsie rosd hsd been detained by the food, and thAs
Il En- losde Of bnlloeks had passed Camps1as 9at.
fnT he Week. very few Of which had arrived st
a,i3 bcen rold In Bergen. This expected feln-
forcement had depressing edects 40 ms aa0Des
could not be ascefsafned- ABOUT Houn es-ssa-
ersi1le lot bsck though NOT certain TO arf1xe 70
day. So the bus1ness continued TO dfae au asy.
xuf1e Ct the oEnefs Of the late arrivals "
have their stock sold, while others annc12ateu .
better day tomorrow. All these circumstaneos
caused coed desl Of 1nsteadiness, 70 tnat .u 3ne
drove mey base kold at 50 OF Il head Ices taaa
another or equal value
The weather at the opening or the 0ay Was r.
mafkably fine, clear and n1d. but cloudy and colo
er toward night. Mauy OF the bul1oeks which
showed its effects upon them. and some Of the
oWuere complain Of the proprtesots OF the SAFE
wards for not keeping them In cleaner and more
Comfortable condition for man and brute:
Tie general average quality OF the ba1locks On
sale to day ia good, and frstcless ones will sell at
and q few extra good ones at &C. Ecry few Of tue
lowest quality will ael below &c. From appear
auccs near night, the usual proportion 0f Inc
whole stock win not be sold to day; but prices, il
is expected, will net decline tomorrow, unless
there should be large lniiux O. lsesa ss1cS ~ ~
State catt1e On the market, making total alreadi
in market Of 1900 head,
, 1861-11-08
MON NETARY.


3, Txussa4x 1snnle. Nov. 7. .1sGl.
There has been mote activity among the bank
10 for tho laat day o. two, and the supply Of pro
suce paper has been better but 1t has sfil talen
arr aaost Of the ability Of bankers to discount.
Money for al legitimste purposes was never more
ABUNDANT Papsf Of approved character 10 almost
any amount would be gladly takEn By the baakars.
Exchange today was rather. easier. Tha Indt.
ana branches, the Bank Of Montreal, Sturges Is
Sons, and perhaps come others, sold all dsJ Gus
toners ut nc. Outaiders atin had to pay 3z@Hc,
and this vas the rate with several OF the bauke.
The banking price Ia par@1sc; the tendency is to
The higher figure. .........
God buying At 4@Kc; selling at H@K@t per
cent; the higher figure for small parcels, by the
brokers'.
REpE6nED "ETUMrrA11. THE amount Of cir
cplation OF the banks upon which dividends bad
becn declared up to November !. redeemed during
thc month Of October at tho Auditors office was
she value Of the notes averaging about &c per
cent. The outstanding circulation Of the eame
bsnks is *533e54, 20 that about 3flS per cent OF
lug The month Of October. Since the. frat Of NO
ycMbcr the stocks Of several other banks have
been sold and dividends declared, most Of them at
ttese banks have 4 large circulation. Sprinaaeld
.jeu7ndl, GtA inst.
M1LwArKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning re-
crte IS follows:
Exchange WRE rather more irm yesterday, ana
the banks generally coaf1Ed snlss 10 the Warts o1
aIeir own Custcmere. The current rate WIS IN
changed, viz: r cent prem, and as that ls the
rate ct which the banks announced their Elll!E 8
1ces to rtdeem their issues here after the 18th
ult. it caraot very well so higher unless they pa:s
10 prepare for pretty lively redemption as sooI
as Tie ,mcIdnlents to the backi1g law 20 into Ct
, 1861-11-08
Tuez14yss New York Cattle Market,
[From the Tribune, 5th.1

We have to report 4 somewhat singular cond:-
tion Of the market for beef cattle this week, for
it opens Wilh lees than h@lf the number
stated IN cur last report, and although at
an advance equivalent 10 ha1f q cent poHud
on the net weight Of beef, there IS no life In
the business. Butchers come and look and asce4-
tain the price and walk of sgain, with tie Re-
mark that they do not want cattle bad enough TO
pay the price, Others say that they Will buy two
six. Others who arc obliged to take their usual
weekly supply At an advance, do 1t against their
will, declaring TINT their purchases this week
In some instances that 1naY 10 tue, C. Counting
the advance OF price. and lsrger estimAte o{
weights but geaeralIy speaking. the adyanes Ia
fairly half can't Il 1Uuld have been much
on the market Last week, which has 1a4t suck q
stock In tho kazds It bEteAees that they DO not
ROW aes1 na1e t1aa ta2 ~ uxsal quantity.
, 1861-11-08
S3.eGS,s&


Notice Of deficiency and call for additional &C.
curity has been iEEued from the Department,
October 1f1h, and wac directed to tNenty-four
banks. TIE call is made on Michigan, nlinois,
Ohio Missouri aEd California bonds, and the de-
ty1rined depreciation amounts to three per cent.
The COMPTROLLER intends within feE days to
proceed to New York to dispose Of the stocks Of
such banks as he will BE- enabled 10 wind up.
The Fa1nlI1ss BaDl1 OF Beaver Dam, cRpital
$25G eco, G. D. Nssh and n. H. Nash stockholders.
A*s gcEe into opcrnticn.
Having omitted, in the general reports an exhibit
tsf the condition Of this bank, the comptroller has
certified to the following as correct statement Of
its condition and securities, which cne Of the
stockholders in this city las Landed for publ
cation, 1o.wit:
, 1861-11-08

Equal to 109 $ 10 Oh the circulation.
certify that the above is correct stEtcment Of
fhcprcsent condition Of the Farmers Bank Of Bea-
yer Dam which above statement has been omitted
by oversight In the official monthly report pub
iahcd in the State Journal under date OF the seth
October inst. G. VAN STEESwYK,
Bank Comptroller.
No Charge has been made in personal bonds.
The aggregate outstanding circulation Of the
Genk Of Portage, the Dodge County and Waupuu
Ralks,sie now reduced to less than fifteen thone-
and dollars The banks have promised to take this
currency at Par until December let only. The
Comptroller therefore, reminds the holders Of the
iesuc OF these three banks, that they will consult
their okn interest BY returning them in due time
to CONT bank.
Banks ac7Hd77g up, ana redeemed in gold at Zar,
at th Bank t6Mapk3oilfr's Office:
Eadgc1Statc Bank, Kankakec Bank,
Blk ofEity Of Lacrosse, kokoma Bank,
Bank If the Capitol. Marathon County Bank,
Bank If La Fofnte, Marine Bank,
Bank nj Mcntcl1e, Merchants Bank,
Browt County Bank, Nerch. & Mechanics Blk,
City Tank Of Racine, North,n Wisconsin Elk
FarnErs: B'kof Hudson, Oshkosh City Bank,
For River Bauk, Peoples BRLk,
Gerutanla Bank. State Security Bank,
Ja8eEvile City Bank, Union Bank.
Ba1k of Eau Claire, redeemed at Sic.
kokhkGn0Dg Bank redeemed at 54Ac.
SECOND Ward Bank, charter expired, redeemed
atpar.
NEv YoEK STOCK MAnKEr--The following are
, 1861-11-08

E Nc Na1ly e. Co. have received stock
of beautiful steel engnyings Of Gen. NeC1ei-
In. They are the finest and most accurate
which We have yet seen Of the young General
, 1861-11-08
DIR D.:

u
In this CITY, Nov 9Th. ". B. WEBSTER, C 5. 3.
Webkter, OF Ame=bury, Naes. -.
Funeral ceremonies after arrival cf tt1en5s from
the Ectt
81 Boatcn, Rochester aud Csnandagun. \. r. pa
rcrs plea-e copy.
In this city, Nov 9Th. ut the reEi5encs Of L. T..
Bishop Mis- MARI ORit5 COLrILLE, OF Eorestyi1le,
EF- EunkirE and Fredonla, N. T., papers please
copy. ... ........
At Cedar RapiGs. IcEa on the 9Th inst. FANNIE
AMELIA, Ca2geter Of L. T. and Frances W. Bradley.
1gcd three months and tNeEty days.
, 1861-11-08

Arpo1n7Mxn1.-Geo.A 4. Nagg, formerly OF
this city, has beea appointed Brigade Qux1ter-
msstex, aud has bsea assigned 10 Gen. Hsint-
xelnaxt Brigade q ths Es*e2as,
, 1861-11-08
CLEARED.

CLEARED. Nor, +.
Prop Barber, Bzewn, Grand Riyez.
Prop QttaWa, Warren, Mnekegon.
Prop Il FoEs. Wilson, Muskegon.
Ea1k Norman. Bramhn, 0zWego, 5000 bu corn.
Sctr Ithaca, Thompson. Qswego, $500 pu corn.
schr T ] Avery. Einefeld: OsWego, IS 100 hu corn.
sehr BAILEY. Hayes. 0awego, Il, ,7G0 bu wheat.
Schr II Mitchell, King, CollineWood, 5000 bu rye
Sehr Orion, Bnrr1ck, CentxeTille.
Schr Roanoke. G0l11an, Racine.
SCLr Charlotte, Fulton, Ma1itOwpc,
, 1861-11-08

~ ThaB1aek BkiE reported aahofe Ut Point N
Pelee Island, pxoges to ho the WAnxpaa o{ BnS-
ckle. she IL ut high a1aa4.
, 1861-11-08

T AXE STREET MILLS,
IL Cefasf Lake and Dasplalng street.
NEW bUCK WHEAT FIOuR, and al okzr Mn
AroAuofA ut low ERte9, ut Wholesale O. fftH1.
iI1& j. n &T&VkNR Il a.
, 1861-11-08

~ f-- r$i<>
= isus.to4 ~ - ~ w 1.,it,. tha
H0o Lay -asoT ~ 'saan -.
REFER
~w Yong.
uT ,-TH11nt- r. -
Mo.a5 NIL : -. : o1n rinE ~ Il
I.,t'n r Tt'c1:.. H. TX Eso
.mna !: NM nsG
2;.ss1s- a;asa.s Gcosts eco'es;1 Et.s5 !: 5 9 70.
1fese-a Woit Ii,snt.fnt =
ErrEns nes
tfazsrs Sa4si .va-1orAco
Wits,a1,, M Ns,,llf-o1 E.c
% ffa.sra Ito1,. Fts Eh1f1ae
r. ~A-'
r.-,rur. y
t.o, Wi,iian, strnnr
~ r, t:,ITs.cr1E
v,n 10i,n W,,n.!r,1+
1.- nnn g1 = 4 Rnrs,h.,m
~ ..n1Tn. mr. - ,1Irro,s at.ee
~ oIA s M;ii;s. 9Iins aAs7.
vu :. - k.
"oAns'stA1 1.,crGn &c ~ sa'
. u,an.n n5.1T Teo
bsassI a. -. o a 9ar,a-ce
r - Lam " ~1~0
Mesa-s / N Heahe f. f!o
Ms:srs X :EinrerNcns
eiaEsrs ansfra snrnnee Il
n,
t{csSrs Stanf1e1ff- Went
Eo.fh IN
ePs1SGF1YID. MASS
bfnssrs 1. III. merrisT,
, 1861-11-08

sE'Nho eyer heard Of Dawner'5 Kerosene ex-
plodirg: No one. Why then DO you bug the
cheap carbon oils which arc sold for kerosene?
Better pay ten cents gallon more and get an arti-
Gle which you know Is safe-
WHO mas kert Downer's Kerosene for tile last
three ycarss and who is the oal7 ege1t in Chicago
for lis oil: Everybody knows it is Noble at the
Lamp and Oil Emporium, 175 Lake street.
uDTE6t
, 1861-11-08
MARINE LIST.
POR RT o f. C Fl I C A g Q

Prop J Barber. Brown, Grand River, 1GG N luna-
her.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskegon, 40 m lumber.
Prop r II Foss, Wilson, MusEegon, 100 m lumber.
Prop Buckeye, Rosman, 0gdensburgh, 6s brls ap-
pies, eund1fes-
Prop Prairie State, Millin. sdensbnrgh, sundries
Prop Hunter, Dixon. Buffalo, 500 bf1s salt.
Prop Onto1agon, Wllki1. BuffaIo, go brls apples,
schf Orion. BuzIick, Centrevll!e, IS eds wood.
Schr Roanoke, Gallian, Two Rivera, 500 m lath.
Schr Charlotte, Fulton. Manitowoc, Is N lumber
$50 IN shingles, 600 cedar potts.
, 1861-11-08

S003 mT6 8108.
ii enable Us to Bel Pr.-
: in Chicago, or ts4roug.
l, Boston New YurE t:e
Dy our con. t5nCT4. va
to buy or sell Pfo1CCe On
Respects to keep I'll
? f3r the iut:=r:..!tz Gf th1ss,e
! CouslgDEecta-
cNCES:
NoaTE9t.L.
McsSrs- J0It:s Il :tltse--
EpIaHUKG1t SCOTLAND.
All u Pearson, Eg1.
William Lille. Esq
ElIICk00, ILL.
BelY Earnam, ESD.
Francis uras1fey, Esg~
Fl. 4. M1rE Skinner.
l1c5srs. Ogdti1, F1tetTcod
~ f4V
C. e. Hammond, ESQ.,
r. B. Ee bcl t., Esq.
GALE9BuR6, ILL.,
51cssr5. Reed d GGlpE11
QUINCY, ILL.
AessEs. L, d C, II. Bull,
JOLIET. ILL.
NC. Wood. Esq.
LOt:KPORT, III.
Hon jesse o. Norton
GhLVA, liz.
George Earr, Eq
NAEKEt3AN. Ill,
E. l.. Btacllelder, Esq.
ELHIH, ILL., d
". e. Hubbard, Esq.
wAVEELT, ILI..
G. J. sa1t.r. E.1.
BEELIxuTOS, IOWA.
J. T.. Eoatt, EE.q.
DivRSp0RT, IOWA.
Il. Is H.n, Esq
HusttAT1N X, 1oTA.
Eay. i. H. Rob11os-
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
F. W. Sast" elt. fRq.
ST. PAUL, NM.
z. l.. hfo-s, EsQ.
La GRo5s, WTB.
Ehaf.cs Seymour. sEQ.
lsEL01.r, WIS
= =. 8. Wright, E=q-
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
E. D, t1olto1, E:1
RACINE WIS.
EIllal Smith. Esq.
JACSSOSVILLE,TLL
T.;.y. !. NJ Stuftera--t-
EALESs. ILL.,
MeE5rs~ I. - Felt T. Co.
AURORA, TLL4
J. /. H.4nc.ett, E-g~
La sALI-K. lEL..
Jchn Rockwell EQ-
, 1861-11-08
mADNNE INEKkENQ8NOA

down tsi- sseroooo, ha7ipR ' sxperianeea severe
weather while on Lake Huron on her passage
from Chicago, causing her to spring heak. and
Prior 70 her reaching that p1aea LOO barrels OF
beef 800 bfls Of henf, 4nd some hides and butter,
Wero. necessarily thrown overheard. Her cargo
below decks being wheat. in Of course In q mora
OF less damaged state She will probably repair
here before proceeding On any further.-DdtT0tt
AdEerk{seT, 6{h.
, 1861-11-08

"A CoMA1ssAKY or sUEsIsrExoE, st. Louis. Ma.
by ths nndsEsignsd at this et5ee until ocioeS L.
Iueeaay Noyt mber 1sth. 3sgl for furEi4hing Fresh
1sSe, VIZ: f@A ~7'
ROLLA, paDTCAN
Ik0NTON. CAPE GITsApnExu
ST. LOUIS. and vicinity, Including Benfon Ra..s Ru.
racks, and excluding the Arsenal- 'o1 ~"4
CAIRO, HOUND CITY.
BlEbs fOlNT. end PeSts IN tie vicinity Ct
Cairo, and fecelytng supplies therefrom Va
yEEfGkoVN CIt1, ST. JtiSEPH.
IlfT0M. HANNIBAL.
sEnAklA ER00EFELD
SaIsAGHSE. CHIL1ICOTHE,
.- HAC1k IL. A0Q tQAta II vicinity and drsuinv
, 1861-11-08

PAtiA CITE LIST OF
WEIGHT Il BROTHER
y. y. THIGHT, geo. 9, WRIGHT
OF EleTs1aud, Ohio. FormerlyG s. Wright CO,
OF Ciatl.csn. Q.
DEA1:ER9 LII
Exchange, Gold and Bark Noteb.
Nc. 36 Ela.k street Eh;fsrn
, 1861-11-08

~ON2AN~ ~AA8AN80
Bya 1at*m received Int night da&ed sfCAsnQ
Baker (nsas WARSAW, Mo- Noy. In, J" ~ lam
Lieut.. Vim. B. 9. Townssnd Of Co. Z, (Cazs
Co. Guands) With twsatg men, made rue
cesaful stack On = seeesh camp naax there,
routed the rebeas, aud took five prisoners,
ten horser and lot Of cattle. The letter says
this was the first powder burned In earnest BY
the 42d Regiment. It Was well spent cossid-
ering the amount of game bagged. On the
following day the glment took up It's line OF
march for Springfield, the boys In the best OF
spirits, though day and night forced marches
were in the programme announced from head
quarters.
Reception Of Col. mU11fxa1s
The military and civic organizations that
desire to participate III the reception Of Col,
Mu11tgap, will report atparlor No. l, fremont
House, at II O'Clock to-day.
JOSEPH II. TUCKER, Marshal
Books, Books.
Who wants good books at half price! One Of
the finest stocks Of books west Of New York City
will be sold By j. a. Colby before January l5th1
1862, without regard to the original cost Of the
stock. Call soon ard pick out yonr choice at Jou1
own price. Botka without jcTelry, books VIII
! jewelsy, or 1ewelry without books. This is to
close out large stock, and similar oppott1Gat1
will probably never again in this part CT ths
| country, Remember the cd stand, 118 Randolph
street. oct. 6-2ua
, 1861-11-08

JUDE3Ea PETEz;T a:;VE..,'cE: VALVE,
Fer F1o1v afi;!s We Ic1Edety reGoE1asG tl.e1n -
grast1u1 TO any ot:1 ht3 ie Of SEgia and t.s7 win
Save from rs to 50 per cent In Fuel
o7Cr the Usual claES Of pol1crs IN Use II 1ha West Wa
saa EseF N assofl.2snt Of different slEeE nt our e.
tsbIs5fleAt. TheF6 tAey N:Es be e.eIE;.eG and tA3
ascesssE nto1aa:io1 ch :Slas 1:estin7 t.:5e. Gem
psEc.t mn HE, il GeETe3 &c tnrcfecl to set aud
3ts-t cnYes LII any part It ii: cvIN-c. Ee srr3lF
WAFER WHEELS, :3,1:iETIEs. G3.:als1.::s<{3. 10.
Atvcr7 low oricea.
T. 5J. KAX3:Ekz Il G05B
Ni1 EEr1lgh1ns De;,at- t7e.. Water street. uetwsGE
l.4Iieli h ac:, AaGaen Es Chicago. IL.
Post Once aGdSecs Gc1 &E3. ccs58-1y
, 1861-11-08

lEtdl. s9pttuV
Tie circulation has been reduced since the date
OF the previous statement So 1GG leaving the whole
amount OF circulation outstanding October 31st,
s., ,r67, ,9S1, secured as follows:
, 1861-11-08

no-th. .vo+ r.. - - .4
,,..,, - .,,.,-.A
s-s es.--.....-.,- 49,. ',4e ~.u.1."< IT.
L.M.-.-- s.-.. ~. 49, -.
kaAy burned that their Identification n saas
lime was imposaible.
subsequently the Coroner held IN inQuekt
Tas Cork Of the boat, Robert MONTGOMERY
y reference to his books Was enabled 60 aaen-
tify one Of tie bodies as that OF Thomas Dann'
uecA nano. taeo'nel aa "s' .la. 1880 ~. - p,v
shipped At Ncrti P ,ft IN 1raao Afa'eiee oH's
on the down triJ, intending to land at Racine. |
The boat, however, did not stop ST tue aa1tsf
port and he csms on to Chicago, cnlg to meet
with browa Eai1, TO beard, and supposed to
h,uo 1,oen Scntphmau, The eyidenca hefo;e
nasG u3sa shsa nv ,;ant nnon th" ora;a of tho
fire. Thefe had been no fire in the furnaces
lor se'e1al uouie' ano ~ eop1sesolo saa 'e
c1isred to exf.aln IT'S mysterious presence
1Ae 1,oes- "-.o . s,t4s'.' ~ w" 49,
f,,etf st an, lsrrest ,,ronrl1ers unon the lakes.
Sic Was owned by the Captain AID Clerk
oV,eoo' nel lftee1i '1oe oeu'e hAea =. & e1o,. ~
600, on which there is IN insurance Ct $4,000
~ TUG hoAAe' 10'D@' 1A~A~'A'as 'a" ALL 49,
Addta1ons1 HaecII1A Akctuf1s.
The rtturcs Ct the el2et:on from the yari-
.t- .a.,.:u-,. a.. .,a-,.
Gus coti'sy to"us CONTINUE to eolliei's sto"4y-
The following are additional to those pIb.
1..,,os- ,,,, ~ -o,to-5a.~
nEheo III cur 1ssue c1 3cstela3y.
ELK GHoyE-Jr1.e Superior Ceu1t-Wilson,
IS: Miller. G.. CIR do.-Garter, 50; u Hard, 81.
County JEdGe-D1adwel, q; Akin, 3S County
Clc1k-Hil]iprd, 1G3: Farwcll, T. Treasurer
Kee}ey. 81: Meber, 81; Heald, ii. Suryeyor-
McClintock, rs; Wc1cott, 80. School CouamIs-
eiontr-Dora 9S: Ebcrhart. g. JuEtices-Bamm
~: Cnmmack, 81: Eschenberg, IS; Brown, Is.
Won1H-Th following are elected: Supervisor,
Lewis Chstroph: Clerk, q. B. Sau1moud; Assessor,
Thos IL Mctiintock: Collector Charles Eirlds.
IIuorNTcS-Judne Superior Court-IT i]aon, 11G;
County JudGe-R1adWell. IS; Akin, 50. County
Mshe7 81: KcaieT. &. HeaIda Gs School commig-
, 1861-11-08

eH Exchange on New York and England, Ire
land, Scotland, France. Germany, etc.
kEuzIE, ALEXANDER d Co.,
poG Ct 81 Clark ST., Sherman nonse Block.
, 1861-11-08

APpEAIED.-T. c. Snow, one Of the defend
ants IN the grim evindhag case, which was
tried q: TIE late term Of the Recorders Csurt,
has spTeal:d from Inc aecisicn Of that Court
in The mst.er Ct motion for a new trial, to
the Supreme Court, upon his bill Of cxeep-
t5nEs.
, 1861-11-08

The two Colone15 received their elegant
gifts with = modesty and grace becoming the
dangerous and difficult mission which they
are about to undertake, and replied as fol-
lows:
, 1861-11-08

National AR,1oEI,-There viii be 8 nass
meeiiSg st Bryan Had, On Saturday evening,
Tic OH, at o'c,ocs, to consider ths n,at.ts- os
tle lecst5on o9 the Nztieral Armery. Aram-
her Of speakers VIII be present to address ths
meeting, AID memorial to Congress will be
presented fo7 signatures. It is desirable that
there should be = large attendance.
, 1861-11-08

TIE W1scoSsN REG1MENTs.-It is noE
definitely asca1trint3 That The Eleventh Wis
cousiu Regiment VIII leave Madison By the
morning train on Saturday. Il is expected
tsat The Tenth will leave tff:lwaukec on the
SANE mo7Hi1g sud JOIN the Eleventh in this
, 1861-11-08

sro1rS.-A1:red Street, an employee at
1;a1b1e 4 Coles Flouring Mills, On North
Dss7bo,n street, bctseen Illinois aea Mlehi-
sar, lest E1ack i1eek cost and black satin
vest on "Wednesday night, b5 eoms bold ttie!,
who entered ard t,o2 them from nal upon
7shiG: tley were hanging, Wills he IVES s.
1En-1s
, 1861-11-08

IEG4URE-Hoa. Daniel 4. Dickinson, Of
NV Tosk, is snncunced to lecture bsfore
the Ycnus :le,4:s Association OF tais city, on
Hsorcay evening ntxt, upon "The Condition
of the Country The well known c1oqusnce
*f+Ae sneaker will eneure crowded house,
, 1861-11-08

The SHERMAN HOUSE SomEE.-The so:ree
at the she,msn House last evening, IL. the
benefit oi the Cill1a1sn's Hsme, vas ! brilliant
affair, aud. e1cEded with the beauty and
fashion Of the city. The concers was rich
1nrsica1 treat, aud the dance uaoss pleasant
orcssiCn.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-09
SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE. 5,s:..,,:f. ,..-.,;.-.a
wi Default having been male in: the eondi-
ton Of u certain mortgage deed bcaJ-
cred on the 2ist day Of June, AID. 1859, BY
John W. Brown and Mary Brown his wife, Of
t3oodhue County zMinncsota, to y olncy BFun-
dage Of the same place, which mortgage waa
duly recorded in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds of said Goodhae County on the elstdav
Of Mortgago Deeds page 81 ;and conveys from
said John W. and Mary Brown to said Brun-
dagc in fee. lsnbject to defeasance upon pay
ment of the note hereinafter described the
following described premises situated i'm SAID
Goodhuc County to wit: Lot No. ten (10) in
block No. fourteen (i4) in the city Of Rcd
Said mortgage was made to secure the payment
OF the promissory note Of said John W. and
Mary Brown for the sum of two hundred
and twenty five dollars. dated juno elst, 1859,
and pay able twelve. months from date tosths
order of said: Brundage with Interest until
No suit 81. proceedings at law or otherwise
having been Instituted TO recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof; and there being due
on said note and mortgage at the date Of this
notice the sam of three hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty-three &c Its S3l4, s3). 81
Now therefore, notice il hereby given that
by virtue Of the power ofsa1e ID sold mortgage
contained, and in.pursnance of tho statute
in such case made and provided, said mort
gagged premises viii be- offaTsd rfor sale
at public auction, at the front door Of
:hc Court House in tho city Of Red
Wing, in said Goodhue county, on tho 9th day
of February, AID. 1861, at two O'Clock in. The
afternoon of said day, to satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage debt with costs and
expenses of sale. VoLSEY BRUxnAeE,-
WILDER IS W1lIIsros, IA Mortgage.
t,!1ss3 .sse Attorneys, - $50
/, Dated Red Wing, Mimi: Decemher, alst AID.
1860 .it'.+-'s -
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MORTGAGE SALE.
MI, Default having heen,made in. the ,condi-

MORTGAGE SALE.
MI, Default having heen,mads in the scondi-
ton of q certain. mortgage deed bearing date
the twelfth ,dax Of Jhae, A.E. 1881 made, exo-
cutcd and delivered by Isaac Nichols Of Waba-
shaw county in tho State then TerritoIy1ge
Wyman Of Winona county. in the same Staee,
to secur6thc pnymentof the promissory nota
of the said Nichols bearing even date with
sid mortgage and dino and payabls aoa, the
18th day of March 1883, to tho aiids Soule end
Wyman for the sum of one thousand dollars.
with interest until paid 1T the rate Of four per-
cent per month, and upon which there II now
Claimed to be due the sum of fifteen hundred
and ftty-gx dollars and thirty-aix cents
K Sl55s ,S6, and which said mortgage was ref
corded IL. the office OF, tic Rgister Of Decds Of
ry1 ofsMinnesots on the, 18th daysof June,.
1857 at o'clock, am In 500 two 81 rsSlssses
Docds pages T654 and;e5k And no salt or proa
ceedings ut law having been instituted TO re-
cover the amount due on SAID note Or any
part thereof. Notice 10 hereby given that on
the Cad day ofFcbruary, A.eD. 1851, Vt ten
O'Clock am. OF that day. at the front door Of tho
Court House in the city Of Red Wing IN said
county Of Goodhue by virtue Of tho power Of
statute in such case made and provided the
premises described in said mortgage, to wit:
Lot No. thrce( 3)in Block No. thirty six 1857
in said city Of Red Wing;w i'll be ofered for salc
ut public auction to the big hest bidder tosAt,e.
fy the amount then d NC OH said NOR trapc with
costs and. expenses Of sale. = q ~ r.~xr,
Dated a: Red Wing, Jan. "a, 1851. S;
GEORGED. WYHAK,
colS'l1 I" i8'rsa s;s Mortgage;
Attorneys: .waIH s,s 2sl
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UNION.

Georgia will follow South Carolina in the
vain attempt to. find its way out of the
Union. The stubborn opposition Of the
North to just compromise, the opinionated
adherence to an abstraction, retard any ad ;
justmcnt,of present difficulties. The lead.
ing men OF the South seem to be crazy and
delirions;, the leading men Of the North, blind
and bigo tied. 70 preserve the Union We
bclievet the masses will heed ncithe mad nor
opinionatcd men, and i: they could vote upon
any fair compromise that would settle the
slavery question would adopt it and save
the Union. ,,,;..4a ,.t -
y Now is the time. Soon it may. be too late.
Delay may eenable,these southern madnen
to accomplish their most ardent desire and
break up the coniederacy. May wisdom
fiji the hearts ofall in authority, with true
devotion to the country, equal to tho pres
sing necessities of the hour. Could they
know how tho popular pulse beats, we be-
'icye. they would not so ta.dily yield obcdi-
snce to its demands. The hearts Of the
people are for the union of the States, the
great American Union which has scattered
blessings along its pathway in the past, and
gives promise il preserved ola most glorious
future Of rarest benefits to its citizens and
the world. '''''1 - =. 'sess! tsi-t