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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
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ARABIA. go 4
THE RED RIVER AND SASKATCHEWAN DIS.
TR1cTs OF BRITISH AMRR1cA 70 DE
OPENED TO coL1NIzATI0N,
In the House Of Commons, on tho 28th
gltipp, MI Fort{sode, III reply ito / s&r; L,
Polk said b bill xds' in preparation, III Re.
terence to the opening out Of the territory
on the Red River and Saskatchewan, in
British North America, to colonization. but
Wonld mot be introduced until certain ne.
gotiations now pending were concluded.
now TIRE NEW wAMEhrc1Nsr1n1 HKesnD-
.EDED' IN RRAeacE.!
Tho Paris MOaiteNr is indignant at the
increase Of 'datics- s-imposeds by the Northern
United States upon French productions.
Silks which paid l9,per cent. will have now
to pay from 20 to 80, and wines which, ,paid
oO VIII have TO ply 331 and so Of other
goods and produce. The official journal
accused the Northern deputies Of having ta-
Ken advantage ofti,e absence OF those from
the South to do this smart bit Of business.
and a laments to have to observe this retro
grade movement from free trade, when all
other countries arc, on. the contrary. alvan-
eng towards liberty Of commerce: ae.s,.ay
THE GREAT EASTERN. y 25E
At the annual meeting Of the Great Ship
Company. the report of the directors, the
particulars Of which have already Been pub
lishcd, was agreed to. Extensive improxe
ments are going forward on the Great Ees-
tern, and they are expected to be compile
ted in the course OF March, SO as to admit Of
another voyage to America at an early date.
There are nearly sufficient finds on hand
to provide for the works in progress; but as
o,ooo tons oi coal and . large quantity Of
stores are required, &C., "a small loan. may
be made. .ss s5.. zrsi.ii.:i l.. .ff,,9t.a,
The Duke Of Sutherland died at 1'renth.
am on the 2Sth uitilno aged IS. ztH ilsH
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
BRIGHAM YOUNG ON NATIONAL
AFFAIRS.

= The Salt Lake correspondent Of the St.
! Louis Il ublira,, Aays that on recent Sun
day Brigham Young delivered a sermon on
the state of tho: Union, thus afferding cyi-
dence that the Mormons do not disapIwove
Of political preaching" Tho Prophet said:
No Government had ever existed on the
earth equal to the United States Govern
ment. 1t is the best Government upon the
earth, and it is now broken to pieces. Some
are trying to patch up the old Government.
Mr. Crittendcn had brought patch to put
on the old garment, tut let them put it on
and the rent would be- worse. Let them re.
main as they are and the garment will be
worn out. Is the Government ruined p
Has It become an evil Government No
But the administrators Of the Goveramcnt
are evil. .t7t2Qatl!3 nj @3EWi H34
HE then reviewed onr history, speaking
respectfully of-Gen. Jackson. but giving Mr.
Buchanan no remarkable credit either 70,
good intentions or wise execution. He said:
5fE Buchanan's disposition is to ride over eve
~ one Of his friends, and. tread them in
the dust, and not make the first apology ia
them. Iattribute this to his Ignorance,
is not wisdom, mobility, magnanimity !; It is
sheer ignorance. bully ignorance, know. .noih
ingignorance. = 24
Ofthc new administration he remarked :
What will Abraham do !? Why, King
James says if Mr.. Lincoln receives the oath
Of office and enters into the administration
Of the Government with Is great pleasure
as he quits it, that Mr.. i. will be a happy
man. II could advise King James, and
have him take my counsel, it would be to
resign Tomorrow morning before the Senate
and ltonse of Representatives, and have Mr..
Breckenridge crowned King for three weeks,
SO that another. King might arise before
King; AJraham; TO show what the admins
tration Of that King Should be.
In regard to Mr.. Seward, Brigham is not
we'll assured. He was an old acquaintance
and there was some events in the life of the
new secretary which he [Brigham) would
overhaul unless William behaved HIMSELF
The speaker closed BY cxhorting the saints,
under all circumstances, to lead the life ol
purity!
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

sxx,t1sa.L LDr. T.M lSr,nsrly rd;.
~ II the ,Wesesrn Christian Advo
caasyin . rscsse sriie)s 70 Zions Herald
eeys shae one sernea Q Aay y ssssovs),
fps ~ G.as' - ilss1s u saY soSSare.
9aiss 70 hsae. IL ~ scnvess;sn 81
.he woeA h ~ sAjsss - - iatsa,ne1
he thlea - sse meekins Of
de 0o6baah Asbosa - - 1vcs;nv ~;
ftayss s11selDskb a0e>s~e ~ ~
eAb1esh. nlapR ,sf Rheterie !,
the ohjeee, - Is laisisters preach
- SshsS~sas ~ tssvabs y hear
& ~AA1iassh hsfsss III. viiru;;u. ;,,.
j111gloaasset ~ psssse,s dsbssse q
~ Tsf1gaohe,"s h. " nelss ~ sssddi;sg
. e0 seaoens0e1 % 0ipaeneanos,
as4 tlse;stl1k holGob d ~ tcWoe n,ofe
tlea1aA1v vnanlaan. 49, liiI.,;; !,
pril6tsa!1ss1p 81 ~ tstujss,olil . n Or
H1seas Sscu1sse, s9dsss than
tsod1ya0by boehy orthb Otast aay
sksea' ~ 1G1t1lapA,o Cba.psny. il
- s1shb - . khe pesay 1s,,ea
isRiSe e660salioo seistssi tGeo(Rp~.
dse, seislasessy st1.s Csast, h whish
oosstkg0oass 0ar senit tbe prpal,y.
~ te1bsusg ~ - ~ she whole
6s,, nsa M lDGlajusssn, Il b,tlsra ID
o. tDsas lihsasy DSal oauL,1ati rsau
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

NAPOLEON III is in trouble again with
the French clergy The Bishop Of Poic-
tiers, in . late pastoral letter, which was
read in all the churches ii, his diocese, com.
pares the Emperor to Pontius PLATE. The
london Times correspondent says q
the letter. -. ,it.. '''i
This address, has produced the deepest
sensation Even they who profess to make
light Of ecclesiastical ,ccnsures avow thci,
fears Of the effect in the remote districts,
when this fierce denunciation is read in every
place Of worship on the same da3, at the
Fsamc hour during Divine service, There is
not man, or woman, or child who on
leaving the church will not suppose that the
Emperor Of the French is proclaimed to all
France as the Pontius Plate Ct the Nine
teenth Century. It is probable the Elm.
press, with her strong feeling on this sub.
|ject, has been much effected BY the allusions
to her in the Bishops addrcss-to the
Golden Rose blessed by the Pope at the
High Alter Of st. Peters, and bestowed on
her; to the prayers bis. holiness, offered up
for her, at the Eost critical moment of, her
life. &c. The Bishop Of Poictiers' address
is q depunc;ation ofa purely religious charac-
tier. fT, MI l,35s... : .s z,.,'
All this IS produced BY the publication
LOT the recent political phamphlct, endorsed
by the emperor, in which tile position was
assumed that the temporal power Of the
Pope was gone, beyond recovery. In the
French Senate, the subject has been dis
cussed, and several members had spoken in
favor Of maintaining the temporal power of
the Pontiff; but Senator Pietrie, late I'm
psrial Commissioner in Italy contcnded
that the temporal power Of the Pope was
LOST, and that France S should confine her.
self to the preservation Of his spiritual
power. s5tsf f5fct
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
1861. 1881.
la CROSSE q N 'MlililEiWAU / Il W AUKE R.R,
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I Sc 4

IA IA. CROSSE AbKEE R.R,
: E :;;:
The Splendid passenger packets NORTHERN.
BELLE, KKQHg4 f44 feEsAE. WAVE, will
run this season between Lacrosse and St.Paul
a 9s I'D .psdy
This line Of boats has been entirely rebuilt
ass bsa s9fIae& H. 'pf
They arc not surpasscssby the boats Of any
eelm eenes far flsey tssase,st trso sfl,saap and
ahs i; r. 421y orc e Il: N2ith Ys:te,
to move its business, -thcrehy insuring to the
passenger the first choice OF State rooms.
All the Boats Of eli6 NianeSota Packet Com
isigs p3n 3 and dqeS,rss |s rsp bpot tg
Two trains daily easS 1ay Betwee 's'tne: hacro:.
AID Milwaukee. AT milwaukee. trains CON.
meet direct with tic. Trains. ;yf tle MiiSaaSed
and Chicdgo, and lboats .rf, thS !yetfoK ann
Milwaukee 7ailroalls, ard AZ .Mihasscta Juiie.1;
tlon With the trains Of ths' ehieago nad 1so!t.s!s
western iailroade.
Lake Freightss reithsrr BY Detroit and Mil
waukcc, Milwaukee and CHICAGO. or. Chicaaa
and North Western rsilroads, art tfansferfsf
to this road free Of chargo for cartagc. 9l
Bare aswa{s g b Regto.
No transfer charges at .Afiiwa,1kcc, af Ehica-
goto passengers holding through tickets.
Securc-- your Ticketsy vino tn. Milwaukee.
La Crosse and st. Paul Railroad Line.
For Tickets So!o Freight Contracts, apply to-
either OF the following 4 gentS EgtJ so
II. r. RuMsEY, MEsEEt,LE ,eAfc1,, .Rfv
Lacrosse: Rel Wing.
r. . j. Il. KIstBALE, Gen. Ticket A A,dseanitE: seanitE
K. D. JENNINGS, Gen. Freight Aesnf sFHa
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
!. 80 4 W1bLIAM w..PHEEp0,F
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM,
W. W. PHELPS IY ~ Mortgages.
Attorney for Nortgagecs. .45;
.DMed at Rcd Wing Maroh 35thl lSAlx

-lDl9oo w nC'l. 4ls So etS4a AsasA A0SsS f.
MORTGAGE SALE. -.
lVl Default having been made In tln cee9,lsaa-
ton Of certain Mortgage Decd bearing date,
twelfth day OF january, AID. 1860, by Chatlcs
Axscll and Gustav vi Carolina AxscltShis wife,
Of q Goodhue connty STATE Of Minnesota. to
the Register = Of Dceds cd % Of said COUNTY, ON on the
I2th day ef January, AID. 1850, at jll1 O'clock
AM. and was duly recorded in Book = Of
Mortgage Deeds, page 154, and conveys from
said Charles and Gustava Carolina Axscll to
said Brundage, in fee, the following described
wit:
Commencing at point twelve (12) claims
and ninety-six (ss) links cast of the southeast
corner of the north west quarter Of the SOUTH
west quarter. Of Section No, ,twcnty7eight (os)
sGjfSsnss'P q Ses ra aaeagsa S',sees
and running thence aQrtheray, ten 4nlcsrccr
east, twcnty-six (26) claims and fifty lso)
links; thence east Ave 81 chains; theiree f0r
therly sixty -one l6l degrees east, I'VE chars;
thence scnth twenty eight (9s) chainsnnf tff.
lty l50) links; and thence west ffotfrtceAJE4)
chains to the point Of beginning; containing:
|4hirty- y-onc acres more or less 81 Az 74g't
Said Mortgage was made to secure the. pay-
lnent of the promissory note Of sad Charles
Axscll1o for the cum Of two hundred and twenty
five -dcAare {esss, ,oe] dated Janssry-aasA
and payable one year from date to the order
Of said srun,lasc 33ish Sin.s+el. at the rate Of
three per cont a month; with tho privilege on.
the part of said Charles !Axscll. to .pny said
note at any time after six nrorths from tho:
No saitof proecoaingsas In j. I'll; otherwise
ha wing been institntcd to recover the amount Of
said mortgage debt or any part thereof, and,
there being'dn on said note and mortgage. at;
the date Of this notice the sum Of three hun-
dred and nine dollars and afty-two cents:
Nov tlqre fore motto. i hereby sfhitby;
virtue of the power Qfsale in said mortgage con-
tainoA atd in .nnrsuancs of the Statats 81 Spch'
case ,fsAdc and provided said mortgSgcd prem.
ises will be offered for sale Mt public apctiogon'
the fourth l4th) day Of May. Al N.n,1sif; at
two (2) o'clock, in the afternoon Of said day at
the front door Of the Court House in tho ejtx;of
Rod Wing'in said County to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage debt with cost and cx4-
penscs of sale. ~. s. .ss
vOLNEY DRUNDAGE,
Mortgagce.
WiLDEn 4 W1.LlsTov. .Att'ys.
Dated Rod Wing. Minll., March 20, "A. D..
llsGl. 42Stl
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

1T,o RENT, ON GOOD TERMS.
The Europe Hotcl, on Main street. as
goot'a stand as tlic town affords. For particu4
lars apply to WIN. EKECIT. .
Red Wing, March 30. 1860.
information in rs;garIto the above p:cmc.
caes sall be, obtained ut this office.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
GENUINE FAMILY LlQUOK,,
i WIN. B. MOREHOUsE: g. co..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
7. 1lr:n,a]icSI xN;noa c;n. r. S.,.

beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens
T til United States to their Pure Wines and
Liquors, put up under their own supervision.
or Family and Medical use, in cases assorted
to snt customers. Clubs, Military and other
public bodies, who require to purchase in
large or small quantities, in casks or bottles,
will be librally dealt with. prico list sent
OH app ication.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
W. ". rHElps, Editor.
HAVE uEAtGOvERnaE ENT!

HAVE WEAtGOvERnME ENT!
Fl. During lhs closing months Of the justly
obae1ioss buchanan Administration, The
q,aaa.isn was 6squsatly asked by the oppo-
dtioa, .HsSs We . Gsvsrnmenl?'' Well,
Abraham Liaoola came into pswer, and j,
waas understood every whore that the rev
Administration would adopt'a vigorous and
energetic policy. How sigsnally has this
ja,t expectation Of the country been disap-
pointed. Indeed We may ask now ."Haye
~, . 0overnrent?',ii 4a,Is4r .;,,t., VS.
4 Republican form Of government ;s
inherently weak; it canfoply 10 maintained
bylthe sustaining power Of the people, and
by adopting the simple, yet common sense
and, wise policy of allowing every section to
ns;naye is own affairs ii its,own Why. I II is
wi.h States . With Individuals; re ,se are not
rsepoasible because our neighbors, to their
injury, dissipate and lie; nor are sister States
Responsible for the institutions of thci: equals.
Our reasons lbr .intesmeddlins may be very
christian and humane. still very yunwisc and
impertinent, and now; il never before, we
can clearly see, that to adopt this policy VIC
dsltscy lhe government; ! .dd that in seeking
70 remedy an evil We cvsrxhslm tie coi,n-
Try, ;ts3psop's and itsAintsrests with disaster
and ruin. .g.,;9g.
The Administration Of Abraham Lincoln
yil yet prove 8 aboriiye in ,coereing the
ssssra pepula, wish lpf the South: as its
pssdscsssers., The country is disrupted,
~ ~ must psspass ousselveg for tho con.
Sttss"enees. 0ufsis . government Of the
jsepss:sads mitstsS isectional party cansso,
idnipistsri I successfully The future hi.to!.
IN xil1 record tho acts g, ,his ee1er,tion,,
~ wonder i III. madness that preoipitated
ths dsstruet;oa Of this glorious coniederacy
4 We can have - government that IS sell
sustaining :aalsss ths people Of the different
ssot;oss consent to, its rule. That isthe
~ u totday, aad tho evils that We hav,
a'ree.dy and VIM yst suffer, ls,gnally prove
Z '1,,yw have como . our destruction
Il ihs n.dn.., x sol., fanatics, and Sec
t,onal parties; and we look forward with
ssssev 70 The time wbss it will be proved
thaa ~ have 10 govsrnmsst; VIXEN Abra-
ham L;aooln viii q keas A;s.ssp;tel with
HI sunp Of govsrnnsnt and set up the
+s. {.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

d1seA' 1AssJGse1,apAJo Oba.psny is
ssSss1s1shb - . khe pess3sr vaes
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A. a. l h Il y 1s.;,y b..r dons
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sesassiias shiA. In lsea framed II
shso e.ath, ~ ssases ,ssigned for
ssttuasis. A1Eosta ~ lsAsmfh Of the
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linr.ng ~ '%ssss ssiinf 1foral-be-
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te,rhs l;aiagisa.d po.;.;ei.n II. ,',,,i ana
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Bvstt 4, ~ = e1rribcd IN the. Cb,;,-
a,ersii 4 ((iss q ,hat oity. (. t2?9 =,
~ Apd slnost ,enaoisted
Asry shele hagas. 1svsapass4et,bsdy
whtca sssse llahcs Win tn, sarnsst-
81. ny.y,ktls \ etvs,t.k id.r iiiiis,rr ths pioaturrlc pioaturl
q Hsb,aX ,he n.,atle piso. 4 oo.,,;7is $
packed itAsk ppsy s6ykns~ksyc md
saAt fesy sssssae,s ss1sd ef lelssnsnt
srssSk ~ esasssively ssaAe sp ii.
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fsaes% IN hhall6A n a man. wbons
No 1prDs1s ~ awith it, svD
ntsssiey hnsa 49, vas ilahassussas
has sthslta- -!lesssyl.g. ss,ia .isssst1s
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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
WAsH1NGTox, March,17.

Sss3 W ASHINGTONs4 0A2Ech L.
The forcign-born aspirants to- foreign
missions were greatly dismayed yesterday fby
the positive euleesaentr that -Mr. Sew.
ard had definitely determined not to an
point any native European to leading diplo-
matte positions in Europe. This determine
ton was signitied in response to an appeal Of
leading Ohio politician in favor personal
friend, and intended and received as a final
and immutable declaration on The subject
as far as Mr.. Seward is concerned.
The case may thus he considered closed,
and the only remaining hopes of the appli-
eants is an appeal from the decision to the
President. But it looks to me rather i'm
probable that he will take direct issue in
the premises with his Secretary of State.
who might withdraw from the Cabinet upon
being overrulcd. The candidates, however.
have resolved to continue their efforts until
actually driven from the field. BY the an
pointment of others. Schurz is bound to
see it out, and Hassaurck equally deter
mined. e.y..j., i, y,,.., @'a
The Ohio Congressman now here will cali
on the President in body tomorrow, and
urge the appointment Of Mr.. Hassaurek to
the Swiss Mission, but i deem their success
doubtful, for not only Secretary Seward is
in the way, but also the strong efforts Of
Charles Sumner, and others for the reten-
tion Of MI. Fay, the present minister. What
ever Stewards true reason may be, it is GER
tain t that the plea Of the political offensive
ness Of the aspirants to, the monarchical
governments Of Europe is tenable only in
the instance Of Schurz, who alone among
them was compelled to clnigrate in consc-
quence of revolutionary sympathjes and
action. i BE- 400 sH ,o JaSst' ,.e,l,.I
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

Especial Dispatch to the n, Y. Tribune
|. WAsHfSGros, March II, 1861.
The decision in regard to tho Withdrawal
|of Major Anderson's command now rests
exclusively with the President. lie has had
the fullest oral and written opinions Of Gen:
Scott and the most skilful officers Of the
army, and the spoken and written counsel of
every member Of his Cabinet. No deter
mination was reached yesterday. Mr.. Lin
|coln is fully sensible Of tbd important fcs.
possibility Which rests upon him, and will
decide finally with the full knowledge that
he IS to bear it before the country.
1t is known that after delibera!c inves-
|t;gation Of all the facts; the Cabinet, with
one cxctption, approve the amilAaryi .iudg-
mcnt Of Gen. Scott, and yield to- it as a
necessity which cannot be avoided. This
almost unanimous occurrence O., the part
Of men who have been supposed to regard
this subject from opposite stand! d!points, and
to ho'ddiffereni views Of policy for its treat
ment, is sufficient to show that there must
be tho most sufficient reasons for the con-
clusiOn. s''ai. lIEsi}
Various modes have been suggested for
reinforcing Fort Sumter, but not one of
them stand the scrutiny Of scientific militia
~ authority, and all others are unworthy
OF consideration. " Some cmanate from civil
ians,f and others from u naval officers Of re.
spectacle standing. They propose demon-
stration at night through the shallow parts
Of the entrance of Charleston harbor, send
ing in the men and supplies by boats. These
plans have been discussed for some time in
naval circles, but with few exceptions they
have not been regarded as practicable,
though there, are many officers who would
cheerinllycommand such an expedition. 4 )
/, II vessels oflight draft or gun toats could
run the gauntleb0f the extended coast guard
and batteries which line, the entrance to
both channels, il is questioned il they would
be able to land ieinf6rccmen,s under the
fire Of Fort Moultrie, because they could
not escape the vigiience Of the lookouts
everywhere, and any suspicious fact would
be Immediately sign'led .tothat and all other
points. aN ft.s.~e s,;:z,sr,, :. q.
It is stated upon the best military author
ity that Major Anderson's present forces
could not hold out forty eight hours in the
event ofa collision with the batteries now
concentrated against him in full play. The
physical endurance required to work his
heavy gums would be. e.exha1stedf in that
time He'could, doubtless, destroy Fort
Moultrie and sacrifice many hundred lives
besides. but would be compelled to- Aurren-
der from causes beyond human. control. :, It
IS easy for those, who have no responsible.
ty TO propose plans and TO- blame others for
not adopting them; but il an, experiment
should be tried against the advice Of the
most experienced soldiers and fail, whu
would avert the cxecration which would
follow it? Mr.. Lincoln will deliberate well
before deciding. 10 95,ia afIi 10 f4s,Eg.3y
Cores espondenee Of tic Cincinnati Commercial
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

Es
Nl Default having bocii made in the condi-.
tons efaeertain mortgage encs1efs by John
6rownson, Mortgagor, to VIM. w. Phelps and
christopher Giaham Mortgages, dAtptt. a)ctds
-Dcr Isl d. 1856, and recorded in the Office
OF the Register Of Deeds Of the County of
A. D.,1856 ut s11 o'cloessA. II, tn book ont If
mostgages, pages IA aud 715;;s unou which
lA0sta aass th,rt iEciaia 14t0lbx dn4 4n.lss
due at tho date ef. tllk bptice tbs sns5t 0f one
.hnndrcd and thirty -dvs dollars add ninety
''ass Rsd slssss 70 pa9}esatns. t,a1 hlsas 4.yg.
stitutcd to recover the. said aebt t'by,said mort
gage secured or any part thereof.
And where's the land and premises in said
mortgage and thereby conveyed, is do eribod
rs follows;r viz:
The north cast 4uartsf ofstha sdush 5west
quarter dissection No, twenty six (9s,) and tho
east l;alf OF the. sontll east quarter Of section
hundred and thirteen (li3), North Of range
Ne: fifteen (l5), West Of the Sth principal me-
ridian. And whereas for, a valuable consider
alton endorsed On said debt, tho lien Of said
mortgage npon the north east quarter Of tho
south west Quarter Of sectioni Mo- twcntysiK
cd, leaving subject to the lien thereof. the last
described parcel Of land, to Wit: The cast
half ofthc south east quarter dissection No. sew
eptecn az township and \ ange aforesaid
Now therefore by virtue of the power ofralo
contained in said mortgage, and duly recorded
thcrcwith;nndl pursuant to tho statute in such
case made and provided, the following part Of
said mortgagcd prcniiscs described in said
mortgage, viz: .s.,.ssa.,,
The east half Of the south east quarter
dissection No. .venteen. in tewnahir No. one
hundred y and thirteen (llS).- North Of Range.
District Minnesota, sftuated- inr ccounsy Of
Goodhuc. Minnesotsswill be eSold 1t phtliS anc-
lion to tlehighest ldder at The yestlbnle Of tho
Court House IN Goodhuc cedfty in Rcd Wing,
on the eleventh (llth) day Of May, A. d.,
1861, at eleven O'Clock in tho forenoon Of said
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

Special Dispatch to the N, Y. Tribune.

rAE MATTER N Mn. LrNco1v,s HANDS