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The Dance

The Dance.
The social party at the old Masonic HALL
last evening, was fine atfair-one Of the hes,
of the kind it has ever been our fortune to
attend. Our town has never witnessed the
asscn.blage Of a more elegant company Of
ladies', and the gentlemen seemed to feel su.
prcmely blessed BY their presence. The
Of the hall We're excellent
the supper at Teele's good--and all was
enjoyment and happiness. T.J. Cooper,
II. NJ. Allen and T, +. Towne deserve all
credit for their able management of the affair.
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SALE.

SALE. ,sfrtsJ
lHl Default having been made in the con.
ditions2 Of > certain ! mortgage deed, exc
cutei: aSsa delivered by George W. Amsden,
and Caroline Amsden, his wife, Of Goodhue
county, Minnesots. to Ell T.Wildcr, Of same
place, said mortgage deed bearing date Deccm.
Der 81 1857, aud was recorded in the office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of said county on
said I'd day of December, A. D. 1857 at one
and a half O'Clock, p. m, in book three oil
mortgage deeds, pages "a, as and ZIG, and
conveys from said George w. Amsdcn and
Caroline Amsdcn to said Wilder, in fee, the
following described premises situate in said
county Of Goodhuc, to Wit ;.
The north part Of lot six (G) in block
twenty-five (22) in the town, Of. BED Wing,
in said county and bounded and described ii
follows, to wit eastcrIy by Plum Street,
seven(7 in said block and, southerly; By a
line parallel with said north line and ninety
two COZ feet distant. thereirom.s e28arT
Said mortgage was made to secure the
payment of promissory note ofsaid Georgc
W.sAmsden1 fors:the SUM, Of two hundred
and sixty seven dollars and sixty -four cents
(S267, 64.) payable to the order Of said
Wilder four months. after date with interest
after maturity at five per cent per montl,
until paid, dated December I'd 1857, and no
prooeeslings,at law or otherwise having becn
instituted to recover the amount o.! said
mortgage debt or any part thereof and said
mortgagors having failed to pay the taxes
upon sid o,nortsased' premises and sad
Wilder having paid the taxes assessed
thereon for the years AID. 1857 and 1859,
the sum Of three dollars and eight SIX centa
(S3.S6,) and there being due on said note
and mortgage and for the amount 50 as
aforesaid paid for taxes upon said premises,
'at This ilata. the sum elthree hundred I'D
twenty-five dollars and fifty cents, ($322,bD.)
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
md pursuance ofthe power ;0of slS lii. said
mortgage contained and Of the statute. in
such case made aud provided said mortgaged
promises will be offered for sale, * public
auction, on the twenty sixth Goth J
day Of January AID. 1861. At two
O'Clock, p. IN, at the front door Of the Court
House il the city Of Red Wing ia said county
OF Goodhue TO satisfy the amount due o.,
said mortgage debt and taxes together with
with costs and expenses Of sale. Dated al
diving, Minnesota, December 18th. 1860
88z2 ELI3T.1 WILDER,
W1LDER & W1.L1sToN, Mortgage.
:.zaeEs.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

MT OhlOAU r SALE.
lyl Default having been made in the con
dtions Of certain mortgage duly executed
and delivered by Olcr Peterson Of Goodhuc
county, Minnesota, to Eli Il. Wilder of the
same place, SAID mortgage bearing date April
~, A. u. 1857, and was recorded in the
office of the Register Of Deeds of said coun-
ty on said 9th day of April A. d. 1857, at
10 = o'clock, a.m.,: in book two of mortgage
deeds pages 400s401 and conveys from said
Peterson, te said Wilder, in fec, the follow.
ing described premises situate in said Good
hue county, to wit: .a@ ,r z..:gr>
The east half of the south east quarter,
and the south west quarter of the souti,
east quarter and the southeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section number
twenty co., in Township No. one hun
dred and eleven Oily north, OF range No.
sixteen (l6) west Of tho fifth principal me.
ridian.
Said mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of the note Of said Peterson, dated
April q, AID. 1857, for the sum of three
hundred and forty. six dollars (S346) paw.
able to the order Of said Wilder one yea,
after date with interest after maturity, al
four per cent. per month until paid, and nc
suit or proceeding at law Or otherwise Aav.
ing been instituted to recover the amount
Of said mortgage debt or any part thereof
and said Olef Peterson having failed to pay
thc:taxes assessed upon said premises for the
years A d. 1857, 1858 and 1859, and Sale
Eli T. Wilder having paid the taxes
thereon, for these years, to the
amount of twenty-five dollars ($22,'
and there being due on said note and mort:
gage at the date of this notice including the
amount so paid for taxes, as aforesaid, the
sum offour hundred and thirty-two dollars
|(s432.) % .a
! Now, therefore, notice is hereby giyer
that in pursuance Of the power Of sale il
said mortgage contained and OF the Statut.
in such cases made and provided said mort
gagged premises will be offered for sal,
at public auction on the twenty sixth
Goth day Of January, A. u. 1861
at two o'clock p. M, at the front door 0
the Court House, in Red Wiug,io said coun
|ty. to satisfy the amount due on said not
and mortgage aud for sale taxes toge,he
with Costs and expenses of sale.
Dated at Red Wing, Mimi, December
18th, 1850. ELI r. WILDER,
WILDER s W1LLIsToN, Mortgage
! Attorneys. 22228
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The l. terary Society.

The Literary Society.
1t will be remembered that the first debate
will take place at the chapel Of the Univer-
sity on next Tuesday evening, the subject is:
REsoLvED-That the Roman Catholic
Church has been the means Of accomplishing
moro for civilization than all other religious
bodies.
The discussion is expected to be very
ably conducted on both sil.s,. and the pub
lie generally are invited to attend.
At the last meeting Of the Society COM
mittcc was appointed to solicit contributions
Of books for the purpose Of adding to those
already belonging to the Society and so
forming good public Library. We call on
our citizens to contribute literally. There
is nobody but who can if no likes give five
or six or dozen, or two DOZEN good books,
for such an object. Every one who has
good books, with the contents Of which he
is familiar, should .cndeavor to make them a
public as possible aad moro especial
when in consideration he can have access to
books donated by others, which otherwise
he could not obtain. In this way, without
much expense, we can build up good librar y
in Red Wing, to which everybody can have
access and which will be a source Of great
benefit and pleasure to all.
On some day during next week, Of which
duo notice will be given, the committed
will call upon our citizens, at their residences
for the purpose Of receiving their donations
Let all bs ready to give freely. No better
in vcstmcnt can be made.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

-
Default having been made in the con-
dition Of certain mortgage deed bearing
latc and duly executed and delivered on the
sixth [Gth] day Of October, A. D.. 1856 by
Jacob Robertson AMI Hannah Robertson his
wife, of Goodhuo county, Minnesota, to FIJI
+. Wilder of,he same place, recorded on the
7thsday Of October, A. D., 1856 at 8, o'clock
Amin the offee.of the Register Of Deeds
of said Goodhue county in hook LIST Of mort.
gage deeds, pages 606 and COZ; andconveys
from said jacob and Hannah Robertson, to
said Wilder in fec, the following described
premises situated IN said county to wit: Tho
North West quarter of the North East
quarter ofSsctioa thirty three (33] and the
South hall. Of the South East quarter, and
the South East quarter Of the South West
quarte: of Section twenty-e;ght [29] all in
Township No. one hundred and twelve
[ll2l; North Of Range sixteen (16) West Of
the fifth principal Meridian. Said mort.
gage was made to secure the payment Of the
prom'ssory note Of said Jacob Robertson for
the sum of five hundred aud forty four
dollars [544]; dated October GIL, A. D.,
1856, and payable to the order of sail Wild
Ter one year after date with interest after
maturity, a: the rate Of forty per cent. per
annun.. No suit or proceedings at law or 9th
erwise having been instituted to recover the
amount Of said note or any part thereof, and
there being due on said note and mortgage Al
the date Of this notice, the sum o: six hun
dred and sixty. five dollars and eleven cents
Il $685. and also the further sum oil
twcnty-fo dollars and forty-three cents,
[S24,43, being the amount by sad Wilder
paid as and for taxes assessed against and
upon said lands for the years 1857, 1858 aud
1889. Now therefore notice is hereby
[given that by virtue ofthe power of sale in
said mortgage contained, and in pursuance o.
the statute in such case made AMI provided,
said mortgascd premises will be offered for
sale at public auction at the front door Of
the Court House in the city of Red Wing in
said county on the Goth day of January
A. D. 1861, at two o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day to satisfy the amount then due
on said promissary note and for the amount
SO paid for taxes aforesaid, and the costs and
expenses Of said sale.
ELL r. WILDER, Mortgage.
WILDER & W1LLIsToN, Att'ys
Dated Red Wing, MIMI, Dec. 18th 1860
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CITY Il:ECT TORY
RED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
! Cu",sr CMuncu-At the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Scr
vices at lO1l5 A. NJ. and G>1 o'clock L. NJ
sunday School directly after morning service.
paily morning prayer ut . o'clock. All seats
roe. Rev. f. Il. Welles, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
iFInsr PnEsnrrEEIAN-on Sixth street. inca,
hsCourt IIousc). servi, cs at lo15 \. NJ, and
I'm. Hcv.J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
:: SIEruODiST.
,VErMoDIsT Observation-Disclosures Of East Ave
sue and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
scnool ut !! i. NJ. Prayer meeting Thurs,i";
evening At 81 o'clock. Rev. Jabcz Brooks
!xstor-rcsidcnce on East Avenue.
GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Broadway (
fourth street, Service. ut lo15 a. NJ, and
?. II. Row. Henry Kolbc, Pastor.
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A Word Of Explanation.

A Word Of Explanations.
We some time since noticed tho accept
ance by the Franklin Society Of challenge
to meet in debate the Excelsior Society, o!
Hastings. The Faculty of the Hamline
University, however, pcrceivins that the
time occupied in preparing for and in going
to Hastings to participate in tho debate,
would seriously interfere with the duties o
the students. very wisely, in our estimation
put veto on the proposed arrangement
On this ground the Excelsior Society has
seen fit to set up a howl of triumph owe,
the backing down of the Franklin Society. p
Now the Franklins have done no such
thing; but are ready to meet the Excel
siors at any time when they can do SC
without interfering with their studies. The,
will not, no xcver, agree to mako the de-
bate SIX HOURS LONG, as proposed by the
Excelsiors.
The Hastings paper boasts, that thu
''Excslsiors are victorious that the Frank
Inns did not dare to attack them on thei
own (thc Exce!sior's> dunghill." The Ex
)celsiors would doubtless have an advantage
over the Franklins in fighting from such
place, inasmuch as the odor, which would b.
. most serious annoyance to the moro ias
tidious nerves Of our boys, would have n,
tcrrors for them. They being as we SHOULD
Judge from the tenor Of their letters perfect
~ At home in such places. Such hills ar
the stand points on which their pceulia
qualifications show to tho best advantage
and if Our Franklins were to floor them
to lay them on their baeks--in that kind q
= place, they doubtless would, Antaus lik
gather fresh strength from the contact witt
their native earth, their. own congenia
SOIL" Bus the Franklins are ready t
to meet them even there, on fair condition
and at an appropriate time. Ready t
beard them even though to do it they hav
70 endure the o:f>ctory horror which per
wade tho atmosphere Of that delectabl
place which our Hastings contenporar
clasicaaly styles "thc Exscls;or's own dung
ihill.''
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Il Q NJ il COLUM N,

Fencing School.
The undersigned will exhibit his skill as
u fencing master, on tho 18th irst.. Thursday
evening, precisely ats o'clock, at the old
Masonic hall over Brown & Betchcr's
Store; preparatory to attempt, t. get up a
class Of pupils in Red Wing.
7. s. Considering the depressed state o
financial affairs, shall teach for 81 pei
pupil. II. STANLEY.
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To the Friends Of the Sabbath School
Cause in GoOdhuc County.
The second annual meeting of Goodhue
s. S. Association will be held at the Pres.
byterian church, in Rol Wing, CONNIE ncing
the 9th inst, at 6 o'clock P. NJ, and it is
expected to continue two days. 1ntroduc.
tory sermon will be preached by Eev. II.
Willard Of Zumbrota.
All the Ministers Of the Gospel and the
superintendent of s. s. are ex-officio mem
bers and each s. s. in the county is also
entitled to two delegates 70 tho Associa-
ton.
The members and delegates will bc pro
vidcl with places Of entertainment by report
ing themselves to either one of the follow.
ing committee Of reception: G. J. +
Smith, w. II. Wellington, A. Wright, or te
the secretary.
1t is earnestly hoped that all persons in
terested in the prosperity Of the 5. s. in til.
county will take measures to insure as lar:t
an attendance as possible.
REV. JABEZ BROOKS,
y. G. HILL, President
Secretary.
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70 PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
AGENTS WANTED.

Every County Of the United States.
no engage IN the sale of some Of tho best and
L most elegantly illustrated Works publish
ed.
Our publication. are Of tho most intere sting
character, adapted to tho wants of the Farmer.
in tho best style and bound N the most sab
stan,ial manner, and are worthy place in ths
library of every Household in the Land.
TO men of enterprise and industrious
habits. this business offers an opportunity for
profitable employment seldom to be met with
~ Persons desiring to act ~ agents will
receive promptly by nail tnli particulars
terms, &C., by addressing
LEARY. GE.LZ & CO., rupt1sn's.
No. 32A North Second street. Philadelphia
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Twill further state to the public hatl which
many already know, will sell Goods f.' sash
as cheap ~ any Msrchantin this city, nov
Friends, Countrymen and tho rest Of msnkind;
(including women and children, } please cal! %
INV Store on the corner of Main and Plum 6s. >
ana examine Goods and Prices: and IL! pledge
you tina you will not 60 away dissatisfied;
= I = ~. AlCuTED.
Red Wing, June 1, 1883. wy
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Fire department..

Fire department..
At the regular annual meeting Of tic
Red Wing Fire Department Of tho city o
Red Wing, Jessie McIntirc, Presiding, the
following officers were duly elected for tho
ensuing year: Charles II. Baker Chic
Engineer; W. f. l4ss5""kkins, First Assistant,
James G. Stoddard, Second Assistant.
j. A. Woodbury.,
Secretary Pro. lem.
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NSTI; -.

.'4s hereby given that my son, James, hav in
eft my house and care, al persons arc wart
d from giving HIM credit on my accoun
and also that shall claim his wages. | take
lis ccur.e in order to induce him to return
home. PATRlCK-DEuDy
Belle Greek, November ~, 1852,
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE. FOR SALE.
+ Ny steam saw and shinglc mill with two
lsse Of Trenton, Wisconsin,, three miles above
Ned Wing; with good log harbor. Will sell on
easy terms. or exchange for Real Estate, lun, :
osr or shingles; would take good team in part
payment; rare chance for any one wishing to
engage IN the milling business. For partiru-
lars enquire OF orby letter address,:
r JAMES AKERS,
Trenton, Pierce county, Wisconsin.
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HOW ARD A SSOClA r 10 N
LII PHILADELPHIA.

A Benc volont Institution established by spec
lsl Endowment, for tho Relief Of tile Sick
aud Distressed, afflicted with Virulcnt and
Epidemic Discusses, and especially for thcCur
Discascs Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with
description oftheir condition, ( age, occupation
srty, Medicines furnished free ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS OH Sopcrmatorhra
and other Diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, and 81
Ahs NEW REMEDIES employed in the Di.ren
ary, sent to tho afflicted in sealed letter cnye.
ops, free Of charge. Two or thrac Stamps 70
postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKILL1N HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No ;:
south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by
ydsr oof the Directors.
GEO. FA1RCHlLD, Sec. EZRA d. HEART
WELL. Pres, '''t -
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NOT Is.

ON and after this dato nv book. wi b
Oe]osed. / will give credit to 10 pc rson 0
persons whatsoever. My goods will be Of
1sred At prices that defy competition, and 70,
pay down,
- Il ~ CASH Or PRODUCE. III .y.
= Those indebted must not take offence if i
theuId make them costs, If their accounts ar,
not settled by the first OF December.
Red Wing, Nov list, 1860. n23i
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MORTGAGE z.ALE.
WI DeFAult having been made in the corlition

N1Dcfault having been made in the conditions
Of a certain mortgage decd, bearing date. and
duly executed and delivered on the Both day
Of September. a. d., 1883 by Isaac A. Durgin
Of Gooohue County, State of Minnesota, tc
Gardner Welcls, which mortgage decd was dl-
) recorded in the Office ofthc Register CT deeds
Of said county, on the sth day Of October A
ID. ISIS, ut II o'clock A. NJ, in book 5ofmort-
gage deeds, pages S33 and 1874; anil conveys
from said Isaac A. Durgn TO said Gardner
Wclles in fee the following described premises
situated in said county to wit: The south east
quarter Of section No. twelve l2l III town
ship No one hundred and eleven [l:D north
of range No fifteen (l5) west. Said mortgage
decd was made to secure the payment Of the
promissory note of said Isaac A. Durgin, for
Inc sum of two huAdred and scventy-tive dol
lars (s275.0 dated September 3oth 1855 Sand
payable twelve months after date to the order
of said Gardner Wells with interest aficr ma
turity ut twenty-five per cent. por anhum until
ON said note and mortgage ut this date the sum
of two hundred and nnety-s oven dollars and
forty-f1vc cents [$:97 ,45);and no suit or pro
cecdjngs at law having been instituted to re
cover the said debt or any part thereof. Now,
therefore, notice is hereby giyen that in pursu-
ancc Of the power of sale continued i'll said
mortgage and in the provisions Of the statute
in such eases made and provdcd; said mort
gagged premises will bic offered for Gale. at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder at the front
door Of tho Court House, in the city OF he'd
Wing. in said county of Goodhuo. OF tho 18th
day ofJannary A. D. 1881 At ; O'clock r. NJ
to satisfy the amount then due on said mort
gage, aud the costs Of sale. .s-.'i
Dated Rcd Wing, November 2sth A. D. 1860
i'H GARDNER WELLES,
Mortgages
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~I'o CONSERVATIVES AND NERVOUS

l. SCHHEREKS.
The subscriber, for several years q residcn
Of Asia, discovered while there. simple veg
etablc Icmedy-a sure Cure for Consumption
asthma, Bronehitis: CougAs, C,lds, and Nervous
DsbiHty. For the benefit Of Censumptivcs and
dpublic.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scrption, with full directions (tree Of charged
sails . sample Of the medicine, which they will
PIN beautiful combination Of INJURIES sim
OH dherbs: Those desiring the Remedy can
'S J. f. CUTHBERT,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
1871 Eo.e:t Broadway New York.
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Masonic Ceremonies.

The installation Of the officers Of the
Masonic Lodge took place at half past
two yesterday afternoon. The ceremonies
wero attended by a large number Of ladies
and visitors; the Lodge room was very taste
fully decorated. In the evening Prof. vii.
son delivered an address. in. the Methodist
church. 1t was in the fullest sense Of the
word "Masonic address," and gave the
audience clearer idea Of Masonry--its
principles and objects than they ever had
beforc--if anything better than this can
be said Of it, We are willing to say it, for
we were in every way satisfied with the
matter and manner Of Nj. Wilson's dis.
course. After the address the officers Of the
chapter were installed. The church was
filled with spectators, aud some excellent
m usic was discourscd by the choir.
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M EFT Il o p u l. Il a \
AAAAAANN MAAA,

A. A. Il E. l.. TEELE, PEorRlEroR
Basement Of tho Metropolitan Hotel, co rner
Lcvcc e. Potter Streets,
Red Wing, ................ Minnesota
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Celebrated Coppcr-tipped Boots and Shoes
One pair Of which - refgesra
Is warranted to out : 4'sS ~
wear two pairs
without tips.) Hats and Caps and ready.
@5stG tzo&gs made Clothing Of
endless varieties;
E,E10a Z, Ptovs +! PloNs!'
of all kinds At the Manufacturers prices
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Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting Of ii
grades and brands. Now in store 1000 bbls
Salt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, E.is
than ever before. We otter MORE THAI
DOUBLE tho variety and quantity Of gooda
TO DC found at any other one store in 4tic City
aud ut prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For the next thirty days, offer Nummo
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call 1T II,
old stand Of McIntirc q Sheldon and you vii
ALWAYS ind good stock which III for sale .
the lowest prices. JESSE XolNT1KE.
19eA
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a

. fIn9EtiiH 7iJ004 10 5ts9af3Iossa sHosa
'iains,te particular attention !. ny ,.,rlS
stock Of !i3Y jadi 15sITe u
Choice Groceries,
Coffoos.
~-s,:ss4cs Tess.
: 4 s-sx. AzIs SngaEs, K
, 1861-08-29
BTTkERsS EXPEDITION

The strong expedition that has left Fort
ress Monroe, under General Butler, Is said
to be destined to the North Carolina coast,
to block up the iDlets with some Of the old
hulks that Government has purchased,
But three frigates, like The Minnesota
Wabash and Pawnee, with the gun-boats
Monticello and Harriet Lane, a fleet Of
steamers rropellers, etc, and, more than
all, 1000 troops with Major General at
the head Of them, are quite formidable
outfit fora purpose comparatively 90 small.
We remember that General Butler
was originally assigned to the de-
paTtment Of Southeastern Virginia
sand Nerth Carolina General Wool
has relieved him cf portion ofhis charge,
Who knows, then, but the sealed orders
under which he has set out from Hampton
Roads direct him to establish his htad-
quarters for North Carolina at some con-
yenient place along that coast? 1t could
easily be done, and nothing would be bet
ter; nor would Butler like anything bet
ter. The blockade OF North Carolina, and
the command of its inlets, now the con7e-
nient landing place Of numerous priva-
tegs, can best be attained in this way and
besides, new order Of things would be
instituted by taking the war into Africa.
It wouldn't be strange if we heard racket
emong the prirateersmen Of Albemarle
and Pam1ico