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IL IL Abbertistments.
Notice.

From this date, 1 hereby forbid any one
trusting aay person on my account, as | will
pay no such debt or contract without a writ
en- order from me.
BENJAMIN WILCOX.
River Falls, Feb 90, 1861.
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TH E TUNRIBE
FOR 1861.
PROSPECTUS.


The XXth Volume Of the weekly Tx4sS
uNE menced with the issue Of Sept. L.
Durin. the past y ear The Tribune bias teeA
obliged 10 devote quite large proportion Of
its space to Politics, but we shall aIon be abls
to forcgo Political discussion almost entirely,
for months if not for years. and devote mar
" all our columns 10 subjects Of less ii.tensc.
but mofe abiding. interest. Among these, we
mean To pay especial attention to.
l, EprcArfoY--Thc whole subject Of Eds
cation. both Popular ard General. will lie dis
cuGsed III our columns throughout the yea4
1861, and we hope to elicit in that discussion
s, RE Of the profounsest thinkers and the
ablcst instructors i'll our country. 1t 10 al
once our hope and our resolve that the cause
of Education shall receive an Impetus fo. tbs
exertions OF The RIgUsE in lis bshslf durihS
the year 1861.
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FACT WORTH KxowIyG.-Spalding's Cephal-
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Bilious Headache Nervous Headache, Costive-
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CEIVJNG DAILY.

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EACH BOTTLE.
They are sold by MEDICINE Dealers gsaerail
Price - cts per bottle.
j. \. HARRIS 4 co. Cincinnati, @.
Prcprietols for the Southern and Visitors
States. to whom address all orders.
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Internally and Externally

1t works equally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts can be
produced than the following letter received
unsolicited from Rev. A. w. Curt's
RoMEo. MAcoMB Co, Mich, July 8, 1860.
NFs>Ks. ]. n. HARRfs IL Co.
Gcntleman:--The confidence | have in
Perry Davis Pain Killer as Il remedy ff
Colds Coughs, Burns. Sprail.s and Rhchma-
t:sm, for the cure of which have successful
" used If, induce me t, cheerfully recon-
mend lis virtues to others:
A few months ago had recourse to il 10
destroy feloh; although had never heard
of its being used Ter that purI ose. but having
no other remedy at hand. | applied the Pain
Killer freely for about fifteen minutes at even
ing, and repeated III. application very briefly
the next morning. which entirely destroyed
Tao f.lon. aud increased my confidence in the
utility of the remedy. Yours truly.
A W CURTIS
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A Cara 10 the Suffering.

The Rev. W Illiam Cosgroye, while laboring
as missionary III Japan, was cured of Con-
sumption. when all other means had failed, ty
a receipt obtained from learned physician
residing in the great city efJeddo. This re-
ceipt has cured great numbers who were suf-
ering from Consumption. Bronchitis. Sore
Throat. Coughs, and Colds, and the debilii
and rel voas depression caused by these disor-
ders
resirous of beneftting others. 1 will send
this rec pe, which have brought home with
ne, to all who need it, free of charge.
Address
REV. VIM. COSGROVE.
No. $50 Baltic Arest Breoklra. Ny,
l.Ds.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20

MORTGAGE ALE.
M Default having been ,nadein the condi-
ton Of a certain mortgage deed hesring d.to
the twelfth day of June. a. d. 1857, made ,cxe-
cuted and delivered BY isaac Nichols Of Waba
shaw county in tire StTtc( then Territory OF
Minnesota: to Hiram b. So,']c and George d.
Wyman of Winona county. in the same State.
to secure the payment Of tho promssory note
of tho said Nichols hearing c,en date With
said mortgage and due and payable on tho
18th day OF March 1858, to the said Soulc and
Wyman for the sum of ono thousand dollars
with interest until paid ut the rate Of four ger
ceat per month"; and upon wl,ichsttrrc is nov
clalmcd to be dus the sum Of fttcenr hundred
and fitty-slx dollars md tlfrty-six' csnts
< Sl5j6 80. antl which said mortgage was rsf
corded in the ntiico of the Register of Deeds OF
ry) of minnesota on5 the 2th. sdsxs x,k juno,
1857 ut :? o'clock, AIN. in book two Of mortgage
Deeds pages 654 aud G5s. And no saitor proc
ccc,lings ut law having been instituted! 70 70
cover the amount due on safd note or aEy
part thereof. Notice is hereby given that on
the I'D day Of February, \. d. 1861. Vt ten
o'clock am. OF that day, at the front door Of thu
Court House in. tho city Of, Red Wing in said
ceunty OF G,oodhuc by Virtue Of the power Of
sale in said mortgage contained and of the
statute in such case made and provided the
premises described in said mortgage, to Wit:
Lot No. thrce{ SIN Block No. tliirty..ix {ss }
in said city of Red Wing. will be offered for sale
ut public auction to the highest bidder to salts
fy the amount then due on said mortgage with
costs and expenses Of sale.
Dated vt Red Wing. Jam. "a. 1ssl..s..iE.
HIRAM Il. SOULE.
CoEvlLE : EorcnroN, u a. Mortoagses.
Attorneys. ISL
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
ACTION OF TIE PEACE CONGRESS
WA.H1Sorov. Fen. IA.

WAsH1SaToN, FEB. IA.
The session Of the sub committee of the
Washington Peace Conference lasted
till midnight last night and was at times
stormy. Gmhric's proposition was subs tam
TALLY the same as that of The Kentucky
legislature, and was finally carried, with the
proviso, that no territory shall be hereafter
acquired without the approval Of thrcc-fourth.
Of the Senate.
iEf Washington, Feb. Is,
At the Peace conference TO day several
addresses eulogistic of the late Judge
Wright wcre made.
New York. Feb. Is.
The 1tmrs' Washington correspondent OF
says it is reported tina. Ex secretary Fioyd.
before leaving Washington, sent to his home
in Virginia. rcmittanccs in specie amounting
to $l2O,COO.
The Senate to-day prolonged its exeeu.
ive'sessien over the nomination Of Petit
as United States District Judge OF Kansas
The decision was postponed. Senat ors
Douglas and Pugh arc opposed to both
Petit and Black, and their confirmation
WILDE defeated in full vote. {
Telegclams from North Carolina say
the contest there will be very close, but the
chances are againt secession
Colonel Drinkhard, chef clerk Of the
War Department under Floyd IS dismissed.
Mr.. f>tts who was chief clerk under
Secretary Conrad fills the place temporarily
New Yonk, February IS:
s,x Inc ,h,t H :, ashipon. correspondent %
Floyd, before leaving Washington, sent to
his home in Virginia, remittanccs in specie
amounting to $4,000.
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MTORTG AGE SALE.
AZ Default having been made in tho condi-
ton of u certain mortgage decd: bcaJ-
ing date and duly executed and dcliv-
cred on the 2ist day Of juno. A. y. 1859, by
John W. Brown and Mary Brown his wife, OF
Goodhue County Minnesota. to Volncy Brun-
dagc Of the same place: which mortgage va.
duly recorded in the office Of the Register Of
Deeds ofsaid. Goedhle County. on the 2lst dav
Of June A. ID. 1859, at 3 O'clock r. Min book I
Of Mortgage Deeds page 81 sand conveys from
said John W. and Mary Brownie said isrun-
dagc in tee, subject to deteasancc nPon pay
msnt Of the note hereinafter described the
following described premises Situated in sad
Goodhuc County to wit: Lot No. ten (lo) in
block No. fourteen a in tho city Of Red
Wing according to the recorded plat thereof.
sad mortgage was made to secure the payment
OF the pronnissory note q said John W. and
Mary Brown for the sum Of two huadrsd
and TWENTY-FIVE dollars, dated Jnns 2l.t, 1889,
and payable twelve months from date to the
order Of said Brundags with interest unity
paid at the !atc Of three per. cent per month.
No suit or proccedjngsa ct law or otherwise
having been Instituted to recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof; and there being due
notice the saa Of three hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty-three ce:.ts {S3l4, 63).
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue ofthc power efsalc in said mortgage
contained, and in pursuance of tn. statute
in such case made and provided, said mort
gagged premises will be offcrod for sale
at public auction, at the front door Of
:hc Court House in the city of Red
Wing. iAraii Goolfnlc county, on the yth day
Of February: 4. D. 1861. Il. two o'clock in tho
afternoon of said day, to satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage debt witt. costs and
expenses Of sale. yei-xEI BxvSpAsE,t .,faa
WILDER \ WlLIrsrov, Mortgage.
Attorneys. $50
Dated Rcd Wing, Mimi December ,.lst A d !.
1cE0 =
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SALE.

M
NJ Whereas Levi Chilson of G oodhuc coun-
ty and Territory: (now Statc} Of Minnesota,
on tho third day of August. a. y 1857. exc
cutcd and delivered to Shields & MeCu.chcn,
q firm composed Of James Shields and Joseph
McCutchcn,) Of Rice County, State aforesaid,
them their heirs and assigns forever, certain
tract Of land in said County Of Goodhuc de-
scribcd as follows, to-wit: the north west
quarter OF section number four in township
number one hundred and nine north, Of range
| nHmber scvcntcclEwcst. tosseeura to them tho
payment OF one hundred and seventy dollars.
due an OF before one year with interest ut
the rate OF three per cent. per month from date
TN due and three per cent. per month Fl on
due TIL paid. according to the condition Of hi~
promlSsory note, bcarin" even date with sat
mortgage, which mortgage was duly recorded
| for said County Of Goolhuo on the l1th day
Of 1Asgu.t. Il. D. 1851 at Z o'clock a. M. in
Book ) OF mortgages, page 1885, = . -
| And whereas James Shields. ono partner OF
said firm Of Shields & McCutchcn. aforesaid,
did on the 26th day Of August A. ID. 1889 as
sign to Joseph McCutchcn the other partner
OF said firm all his right, title aal interest in
and to said mortgage and noto which assign
ment was duly recorded III said Registers
office on the sixth day of September, y. y.
1872 at ~ o'clock, a. NJ. in book I'D of mis-
| &C llaHeoliS records on pages y2?5 and 2as.
And whereas default has been made in the
con dttlon of said mortsase BY the non-paymcns
OF said note whereon there is claimed to DO
d;ic at the date of this notice, debt and inter
est. the sum of two hundred and sixtv-cns
dollars az no proceedings having been insti-
tatcd ut law q otherwiscs1o: recover the debt
secured by said moftgasc and no part shersof
having been paid. ,''@'" ~
| Now, therefore notice is hereby given that
b virtue Of power Of sale in SAID mortgage
contained md Of the statnrc in such c:sc made
and provided. the said mortgage will be forc-
closed and tc said premises will be sold st
public auction to the highest bidder. for cas!
of Geodliue on the Goth dap Of pril, n. n.
1861, at Ten o'clock, am. ofthat day, to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage with tho
| costs of sale. "a s-r--
| JOSEPH MccUTcifEN,
7 ff Morteagcea,M Assignee.
Dated, Faribatllt, February Goth, 1861. 2ss
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LATEST NEWS
ArcI,isoS, Feb. 1G.

Mr.. Hyatt departed yesterday r. NJ,
for the East, having accomplished the
object for which he came, which was
20 aseersai,p The trme condition OF
things and to hasten forward the
establishment Of relief dcpots in the
interior, which are being pushed for.
ward a. rspatay rs possible, under
energetic management. Mr.. Hyatt
goes 70 urgc. forward the movement
10 re1brsnes 70 Legislative aid and to
advise in the rslsit measures generally.
A. s"on n practicable he will visit
Europe for the purpose Of rcgaining
his keslth.
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SUMMONS.

Calvin Potter,
plf .,' :. -El
John Lille am Alcxan-
der ". Shcpcrd dcf'ts. J .a-..
10 John Lille and Alexander W. Shcpcrd
Defendants.
each ofyou arc hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint ofthe Plaintiifin above
entitled action, which said complaint is filed
in the office of the Clerk of this Court, at
Red Wing, in said county Of Goodhuc, and to
serve copy of your answer to the said COM
plant upon me at my Office III Red Wing
in said State CT Minnesota, within thirty days
from the service hereof upon YOU exclusive
of the day Of such service and you are
further notified that it YOU fail to answer said
complaint within the time atorcSail. the plain
tiff in this action will apply t. this Court for
Judgment against vou for the OF five
hundred dollars damages for the breach ofthc
agreement in said complaint set forth and for
the further sums OF five humlr;si dollars with
interest from the 18th day of April AID. 1857
and tive hundred dollars with interest from
the 3th day Of May. a. ID. 1851 and two
hundred and nifty dollars with interest from the
10th day Of May y. d., 1857. and two hundred
and fifty dollars with intcres: from the LIST day
OF June A. D.. 1851, and two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest from the 18th day of
June \. D., 1857, a.; demanded i'll said COM
plant.
WILLIAM w. PHELPS,
e37 CIV Plaintiffs Att'y.
Dated at Red Wing, February I'd 1861.
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policy they may take tor themselves
W will invite them to a generous riv.
airy in all that dcvel"pcs tl,c higl,es,
quality Of every nation. With NY
hest wishes to 20" gentlemen, and I,
the smccsss Of our common govern
'ne"t hi. day announced, bid yo,
good night.
lie was frequently interrupted by
applause, and on retiring three cheers
were given for Mr.. STEPHENS, the frs,
Vice President Of the "Contvd:rate
States Of America"
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n Cemtral Pointer ask, Questions.
ANSWERED By A CHG REPUBLICAN
OFFICIAL At WASH NOTION,
TIE DOCTORS DISAGREE.
Judge, re People! which one is Kigl

Judge, re People! which one is Right.
We have received a communication which
VIC publish below, breathing coercion and
war. AS au abstract proposition coercion is
right, more, it is possible but is It p,l:t:c?
We have. perhaps, the power to suhjugate
the South, but is it best or wiscst? We
propose to let = Republican from Washing
ton. whom We believe to be either Senator
Wilkinson, or one of our Republican mem.
bcrs. who is thoroughly posted, who is in a
position to see both extremes of the union,
and minsls with men from the North and
the South, reply to our Republican friend
Hc writes to the Press the abolition paper
at St. Paul, and he tells some wholesome
truths that Republicans should tonlcr upon.
Republicans have the power to destroy tho
Union OF preser,c it which will they do?
We hope that the conservatives led on by
Seward, will triumph. We believe they
will. The Greedy Abolitionists must he
crushed out. Eow and forever.
aa4 CENTRAL Po1Nr, Feb 9Th, 1851.
In your issue Of the sixth instant, YOU
endorse an article of the 81. Louis Herald,
intended to throw disrespcct upon the lcsis-
laturc Of Massachusetts, because they voted
men and money to support the govern
msnt f" as they call it. Now Nj. Phelps
be kind enough to "dcfinc your position!''
Do you assume that ia view of the present
attitude Of tho beleiserent States-States
which have trampIed the flag Of our Union
under e,ot--Sta.es which have taken the
forts, arsenals and ships belonging to the
United States which have fired upon
our steamers in thu discharge Of he, lesiti-
mate dutics-are to he justified in their Ca
rccr and acts and that Massachusetts, or any
;o'her State Of the Union which may come
forward ana tcn'lcr to tho chef executive Of
the nstion men AMI money to maintain the
government, facts with indecent haste"
Mr.. Phelps what do you want? For Cod
sake and the sake Of humanity let US know
whether You want to see traitors and treas
on rampant in our common country !; to
see TOO an administration too Indifferent or
too imbecile to put it down and nip it in the
bud, to see too certain States rendering their
all to maintain the constitution and tho
Union and you say those States act with
, 'indeccnt has,e.''
Yours for the
Constitution and the Union,
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Of the St. Paul Press.
WAsn1SGroS Feb. Z. 1851.

WAsn1SGroS Feb. Z. 1851.
have hesitated to write you Of late, for
the reason that it is impossible to keep yo,,
informed Of the rapidly developing movo
ment at tho South, but now, however, l
think matters arc beginning to assume q
more definite shape; and that the beginning
iOs tho end IL at hand.
And first, desire to say, that from the
tone Of the Press, and the numerous letters
received here daily from Minnesota, it is
evident that the people there have no jus.
conception Of TIE real danger which exists
as to . permanent dissolution Of our glorious
Union. There are thousand facts and in.
fuences which are seen and felt here, Of
which people ct distance hars no i,lea,
and hence cannot realize. 1t is so easy tor
men to plant themselves upoa their ideas Of
what they Tx. to hare dine, rather than what
can b, done, and to insist upon the applica.
ton OF abstract principles without reference
to the attendant circumstances, that it is diff
cult TO make them realize the true state o.
affairs. They look at these matters "irom ala,
off," and though medium colorcl by thei,
own desires, rather than by an application
Of any practical common sense ideas. Now
this is all wrong. Admit, il you please
that the southern people are mad-tha
they are crazy-that their cause is entirely
funjusti1ab'e-what then? 1t simply fol
lows that the treatment should be suited t
the circumstances Of the Case and not thai
one arbitrary rule should in all cases be ad
hered to. without any reference to surround
ing circust anccs. A man who would tea
a lunasic or mailman as criminal, would b
considered himsimscif insane, aud justly so
The parent who should inflict severe pun
| ishmen: upon An erring or even yiciou