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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21


IF man had tue eyes of Argus aud
the patience of Job. and was possessed
with the grcattst physical sudurauce. vet
would It not be possible for him To read,
weigh, prove aud understand the resolu
lions, the motions, the comments, and the
speeches and suggestions of our State
Convention. The Committee on Federal
Relations, for Instance, have made four
separate and distinct reports, as com.
menesment, md have asked leave to sit
again. and go on with the process of incu-
baton. In few days more, We presume.
Mr.. Conrad will submit something bv way
Of supplement: and then Wise will follow
with some fire or six quires Of dissen,fent
comment then Barbour or somebody. else,
and aitsr hiu, Harvie, or somebody else,
viii show wherein all the reports fail Ia
amounting to anything worthy OF atten-
tion. Ne. Goggin win, Of course, have
another new Ordinahec ready, and viii
make two days speech to show, Ia the
hFst place, that he is for the Union. and
ia the next that he Is not. Then, Of
course, Jeremiah Morton and Miles w.
Fisher, and Prof spectacles Holcombe,
and all the louE. draWn-out talking Secs
sionists, viii be obliged to express them.
selves to the extent of two sides, each, OF
the Richmond Eaqaiey, on the fatality of
DELAY. Aud thus the Convention win 20
and go on, unless sooner the white basis
or the ad UaIons,a tax question gets the
whip hand Of it, as We hope may be the
case.
Its Pity-a grieyOus pity--that, as
people, We hare 70 submit to all this
Day aftsr day we have 10 bear and pay for
1t. What a spectacle it is for Conven.
tioa Of one hundred and ifty-two mem
bers, TO be sitting AT the Capital Of a hope
lesSly insolveat State, at cost of over
Two thousand dollars per day, trying to
fnd pat whether OF not it will pay best to
70 QUA or stay in the UniOu-Whenthe fact
slares them 10 the face that the people
viii no more submit to secession Ordi-,
nance than they will subulit 10 n king, i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

Ma. sAxEEL SLICK, Win a good deal Of
humOr, aud, we are inclined to believe,
about rs much truth hits of Grabamfte
whom he met on his travels. The man
who never ate meat is thus described;
His skin looked like full grown, bladder
arter some Of the air bad leaked Ont-kin-
der Nrinkled aud rumpled; and his eyes
looked like a lamp that's living on a small
allowance Of lie. He put me in mind Of
. pair Of kitrhen tongs-all legs, shaft aud
head, and no belly real gander-gutted
looking creature, as hollow as bamboo
walking cane, and twice as yallar. He
actually looked as It he had been picked
of a rack at sea, and thrown through
Eimlet-hOl a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

TIr1oR T1T.-At ST Paul, recently, .
Rev Mr.. Fisk declared 'ithat Johu BroWuS
was second Jesus Christi Some sensi-.
bic men 6asse@bted @ epnsidsF eeftain ps.
lltieal ma liter eoncernihg the dO1estic in-
tsrests Of Minnesota, and, d yieN of tie
above, adOpted the fOllowtng
WaGREAs, The Rev. Mr., Flax of ST.
Paul. has declared from the pnlpiB nthat
John Brown WAS second Jesas Ghfist,n-
therefore,
Rs1OEred, That NF. Fisk hasimadeI him5
SelfH second Bddtaafs AsS; provided how
ever, nothing herein contained aintended
thar Mr. Fisk Is his liReal Descendant 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

~ HFsEI - :.
~ EAlt1 Niflotlsll ~
7pl Elg'd AID Pt5lh fIsele - slsi 80 -
-5aeesAs HEIsKELT. Z sITRS RTEaIgSr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21
DISSOLUTION.

The DRY GOODS business will bS continued by
MYSELF and would ebpecuflIiy ahu0unEe that Nj.
& n SereAringdn viii reuIain with me! lae ESit.
mhlt An.asO. W. uELskELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

Rare Business Opportunity.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING DETERMINES
u 70 e0teehtFats their entire Gttenti6n on their
Wholesale Dry Goods buAinesI, ODER tile stock and
god VIII OF their 9TOeeEy Department for sale.
PeEsohs WtslItng 10 eohiinence or extend = Whole
sale HrOeory bustness In Wheeling will Ind this an
opP0nunity well worth their attention-ths stock
being light and desirable aud the patronaE
mlI2O-ite TALLANT 4 DELAPLAIN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

We would Ike 10 ask NJ. BFalch, tho
delegate from PeteS5arrg. 10 the coavene
tiOh, whether he is now riding iutbe slow
or fast coach The debates seem to ipdi-
cate that, since the election in tho q ockade
City" his speed is aeeeler4tins. ..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21
SHEET "0E

fo2 HOW 8, ST alriaFif SaaIaaI
81 01il.s alPkRD eGALEs M - Cos1t.r.
- Ess!lttottl1 aa5 - CEltls -
5ssesy Bt1eSs by q 55zi- 2. O. HILnRFTH 4 mo- -
.ee.-se-a4g AEenta loE u lanafsefnrrr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

ii tNlAsHIDRE's KIM GT50VEs-H
IpiaE IS Ti1a ss9od eo9aESa F.s.iIs ii
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21

~ - AsSoRTlTIl ~ on ET7PF.
. 80 80 c. - - ~. :, =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-21
aaBleached MuslinE &

t600f1 HARnS. sEAIPEl IDlEAIs n sl9Js etr.
0StOO just opened BIZ 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27
osrshe land ef tn. fire. and the home osthe brave.


A StAts coAvsption Of the kspsblieans Of Iowa
y cAed 70 assemble BY their deiegates 1t the City
e De- Moincs, q 10 o 'ciock A. n. on Wednesday
July aist, 1891, for the nomiAation IL oces 10 s.
elected at the general election IN October Of this
ysar Candidstss are to be eelected for the ofBess
OF Governor, Lieutenan 0ovcrnor, and one fudge
OF the Supreme Court. The Convention will take
such other action may, In IL opDion. eoutsibute
70 the success 81 the Republican party.
Evsry sfeasised county win b entitled 70 one
delegate IN The Convention, And one additional del
egate for each ZOO votes, and for any additional
frasion al 100 or votes cast ct the last Gen.
eral Election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln q Prosi-
dent 1t the United States.
k<pnaaican County Central COMMITTEES ere ~
4ssesea 10 call their nventions 70 ssect their del
cgstes ~ the ratio above stated, and for e6eisnt
organization preparatory to The canvass.
HIM. HOxIH,
Chairman State Central Comnittes.
SAnutL Z. MILLER. Lee County.
/. J. B. WEAVER. Davis,
Csc. A. HAwLsY, Decatur
LEwH enIrn, Kosssth
w. b. PAIRvIELp, Floyd
Il. G. II aEDERsoA, AsrshAll
]. R. NRkpaAx Mahaska
w. A. WARREN, Jackson -"
IL II. FuTHiLL, Cedar
8. ] W. TABoR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

LATEST NEW S.


HAosasfovH, June 26.
Intelligence received to day indicatss that
Gov. Wise diverged from the line or attack
on McNlellan's oolunu, end has gone With
1000 men TO repsl the expedition ssid 10
have gone up the Kanawha.
Secession forces - Romnsy doa't exceed
1900 mon.
Col. Jackson i opposite Williansport
with Ave rebel regiments.
Ii 10 said 1000 vireinia sroops are On.
csmpsd near Falling Waters, s milos from
Williansport.
Express arrived from Bunker Hill says &.
600 troops arc there and q Martins burg, and
various points along the Potomac between
tlancoct and Hsrpsr's Ferry.
| strong battery 10 being raised on the
wooded hill overlooking the fair grounds -
| Winohsster.
When Gen. Jobsssoa evseaatsd H6rpsr's
Ferry biz whole column marched 30 Oharlss-
town, and from thence 70 Bunker Hill, and
when, on Sunday, Gen. PAtssrsos's column
crossed the river, 10 drew up bic whole force
70 line OF battle, expecting to BE- sstseksd
from Bunker Hill.
A large portion Of Gen. Jehnstou's iores
returned &c w::cs..s..s.
Jscksoo's 5000 osn have nsrchsd toward
the Potomac.
Johnsscn's force at Wnchsstes dess no,
exceed 10000 unlsss reinforced since las,
Sunday.
The plan Of the Oonfsdsratss 10 70 throv
Passsrson's column into Virgiaia, spd thor
retreat, Sighting st oil poinss whore there ],
chance OF succeesfal rsaistanss.
4 Indisnapolis; june Is.
Gov. Morton will Issue bic pfoelamHsior
so-norrow, calling into service IL addisio ~
reeimsnts-lO Of Infantry and Of cavalry
from this State. Each Of the Infantry
regiments will have sorps Of 80 shsrI
shOosefs, armed with Enfield rifles.
Philadsiphis, Jane ~.
! An Joe boat took ashore the dshlgrssn ant
J rshed cannon, and 2 inch gun, for innsdi
! 80 ass In important qusrssrs.
A dsserser from Acquia Creek reports /
J late engagement with the Frs>bern And Ana
J costa rebsls. There we're over SO killed sn,
wounded.
}, The City Council Of WAshingson City b,
votsd 5000 for families Of she District vol
untssrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

SEQ Al NOraGE.
L.s oorsrr sap cousrr At KsoKux.
Samuel r. Voorhiss, r. ID. Foster, J. b. Paul,
saml X. cariis, r. II. Harrison. Moore 1 Hooper,
Guy Wsils, Davis, kentgcn . Swapwisk, J. L.
CARTS and n. H. Ayres, psasntifs.
versus.
VIM. r. B. Lynch II. II. Beldiue, late partners
under tho naGe Of Lynch Belding. =. y. Billings,
J.. m. Billings DsAssi trich, THIN Nv ards, Nm
Edwards, Jas, 4. Estss. u. w. hleks. Nn. Leigh
ton, Hawbias Taylor, A. BridgnAn, ~, II. Run.
nsr, 3. y. Baldwin, J. r.. Hiatt % administrstor
Of the estass Of A. p. Thomas, arthur Wsscots,
Jesss w ickersham, II. r. Hold, J. Tarbeil. g. III.
Perry, y. +. nrighsns u. n. y. A. Ssasoa, Wu.
Kuddick, j. i. Hiatt, !. a. DuStes, y. ". Cleg-
horn, Bruce Daniels, =. Wilssy, G. Y. Conn, J.
". Scroggs. ". ". BslkasP, Jas. H Green, Peter
Eacner and Geo. kilbourns, defendants.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 tbs defend ants above
IN named, that petition In : civil action 10 On
ale In she Clerk ocs Ut the District Court afore-
said, IN behalf Of the above nAnca plsinti0s
against you. and claiming 70 recover Of Lynsh !
Dsuding 4i0e favor Of ssch Il sid plaintiff q.
With ln.srest lbsiag tll0O 10 all, With intsres.)
ana 70 forssi.ss iieapn real estate In ksoku N
kss county. lows, against MI said defendants.
AMI unless you AppeAS and make dsfsess thereto
bafers Noon of the second day Of the next wis
September, 1851, term Of raid Conrt Judgment Will
- against you thereon, for said slAin and
''"'' crs.ss. e.. scs. . cus-..ss,
Jane ~. l6oi-4W eOIs. for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

Col. Curtis srrivsd here last evening, hsv.
ing left s.. 20. on Tuesdsy p. N, and vas
warmly ersetsd BY hosts o. ffieeds. He
looks remarkably veil, ooswitbsssnding his
arduous isbors. He bad not had over three
oonseeusive hours Of slesp since leaving hers.
he reports that very large majority Or the
people with whom he has come 10 contact 10
Missouri have given him the warmsss posi-.
bic Welcome. Strong men and ladies' with.
oat nnnbsr have greeted him With tears ia
their eyes % dciissrer from the worst ~.
nanny that men ever endured. The vicious
traitors hsve geosrsily fsd 70 she bush, and
. most salutary fear has fallen upon Ill 60.
esssionisss. At the same time hundreds Of
people who have been deceived and deludsd
BY their leaders. are nov coming 10 and vol
ansssrinG their allegiance to tbs Uaion, and
many Of thes are turning with bitterness
aGsinst tboir former leaders.
Tho Colonel speaks 10 high terms OF eli
bic companies. ID Gil biz former military
experience, be never ssw soldiers do 90 much
wearing wasching night and day
With % much alacrity and unhinching hardi
hosd. In order to tighten their labors, VI
understand the Third Regiment, nov 10 chi,
city, will leave this week, and take charR,
Of portion Of tho Hannibal 4 81. 10. r
h. II Will thsu be divided between the Iii
nois troops on the cast end, the 81 regimen
10 the middle, and the "a regiment on th
vest end.
We believe the Colonel expects to rssur,
70 Hannibal to, morrow, and from thence, II
ter posting tho Sd regiment, will 20 direc. i
Washington TO attend the extra session o
Congress, which will open on the Fourth Q
July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

Lev8s RreRaratioas Tor Carrying
Tvsopss.1O Car Loads = nnv srnns
New ToSk.
Arrangements were made on tho 18th by
which The Nsw York and New England troops
will Be ssfried through to Baltimore over
The Lebasoass vallsy and Northern Central
Railroad q the rate OF twenty ave car loads
: day. The sa0s nsmber viii 70 over sbe
Camden 4 Anboy and Philadslphia & vii
ninGtoo Railroads; 4Usnty-6vs or loads are
eaidse - ~ staoes capacity Of the Phila.
1elphis ronts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

PLoTTiS0 DEvILrRY.-The Democratic ed
hors OF tho State Of New York are summoned
20 meet 10 New York city to day. The Trib-
une believes shis call il dictated By party
naEnstss Who have entered into sscret %
esrstsnding With smissariss from tho rebel
sh'sfs to crowd the Government into die.
orsditable peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

nosx PaIsossas As Col. Curtis Vas 70
s1rs'nE 70 Hannibal, rebsl oi6osr npned
Nay, And 1hrss privates, on their return from
Boonevills, we're arrested and taken @ pris.
sssfs % Hannibal. One Fitshugh, formerly
oftbss sity, vss In she company, but escaped
By The skin OF bis teeth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

q W. w. Nassau. Fac. NJ D., ~ Boz
i.ngsoD, has received the sppointneas Of Al.
s'sssns Surgeon TO the Second Regiment Of
laws Volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

u ten. Jas. W. Singleton has declined
Gov. Yases' appointment to the Oolonslcy Of
sne Cavalry regiment raised 10 Illinois
Those Who know him regret il, - hs i said
TO be IN excellent oGioer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

q Applsr, Of Hannibal, vas released
opos taking the oasb to support tbs Consti
tuition, after digging two or three feet o. ,
s'sssrn 10 shecaup. HE wife dsniss the 70
port that DO hii himself between two beds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27
Al NOTICE.

kE0AL NOTICE.
To Charles Peterson, ELISA Stripe, w. C. Stripe,
Charles Mason, Thomas Cross, John Wiess. Hen.
ny CALDWELL, q eorgs Rsttsr, Lewis Houxman, NJ.
Alexadsrn, The state OF Iowa, Beggs 4 Camp
bell, n. r Snarts, y. J. howe, Peter .aAircty,
+. q. Eneltsh:
V0U aud ssch " you are hereby aoti6sd that
j there 10 row ON Als 10 the obce Of the CLERK Of
the District cosrt 81 Les County, Iowa, II
Keokuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming II
you, Charles Peterson. the anm of fhree hundred
and eighIythrss dollars with 10 PER cent interest
per aansa, payAbls annually, % nossy due on
. noEtgaes naas b ycu - Charles Aasoa and since
- ignsd r ssid uisam barney, dated December IL,
1885, aise sisiaing asainst ssSs u yos ths forsst
sure a saad mortgage. the same hsipg upsn Lo,s
Eve 10 and six II Buck one Assdrsd ard forty
ssven IAN, n she City Of Keokuk. Lse sosnty ,
losa. Tor tho psTs6ess money! and f1rhsr asking
for ssls ~ said pesmises, and general relief.
And unless ysa appear asd Ansuss sid petition
on or before nssa u sAs seeopa day or The next
term VI said Cosst - commence q keokak OF the
arst Monday Of September, 4. D. 1881, default
will be entered against yos, and sdgmsnt rsnasred
thereon ~ pray s0for Ia said petition.
NOBLE & STRONG.
June ~, 1S6l-dlA Att'ys for PlaintiG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27
ORIGINAL NUT1IK.

NOU Ars Hereby notified that there 10 now on
y ~ IL ths o1kse Of the Clerk OF the Districs
Court of kee CoaAty, Iowa. " KsUknk the petition
Of Alfonso Il. koot, claiming Of yol Tho sum Of AVE-
hundssd deilaSs, with int<rest from October LIT,
1870, - mossy lss him from Jon on promssosy
note to- said sam u t3oo; sxssuted By you to the
sfdsr u X. 8. Hickey, snd BY him sssigusd 10
pasnsi6; said peution also psays writ Of attach
n mt gAinst p0sr property.
/. Nov saisss you appear and ans YER thereto on
or before noon Of the second day Of the n,xt
tern lecptsmber. 1917 " ssid court, judgment
will - reside red against you BY default for soun
CLAIMED, interest and costs.
AoCRARY BRUCE,
Juss 81. I80l-Alu Atsy's. Tor Plsintif.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice - Nsx-Peyers.

Noesco - Nax.Payers.
A LII pssssss ovmg City Taxss for ths eurren,
"A year, 1881, Who wish 70 svsiI themselves Of
he discount Of per ssnt. authorised b. the City
Council, will take notice that, sftss the prssen.
week, NO discount will b allowed. The Collcctos
b found in his ocs, dsr,ng business hours, on
Friday AnA saturday, he 18th anA nh inss.
@. G. STEVENS,
Juno II. lsel at Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

TIM Dss MorHas VALLEY WHfs Ii publirhed
every Monday ~ this Once, 10 enc tf the oiacss
papers In lows, and ha. widely estsnAsd circs-
lation throughout the Dies Moinse Valley North
ern Missouri, and Western Ilinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27
lHsrall Spsoial.l

washington, June -.
Gen. Scott and biz nilisasy advisers net
10 Psssidsns aad 0sbinss ts-day, when the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

Vllu8 W capture mompnn OOeN.
The same psper asys private advice state thst the
East Tennessee convention has adjourned sine die,
after appointing committee 70 ask that East Ten
nessee Be permitted 70 sseede pescsably from the
State. or ct oil events remain neutral. II il aid
there are four in the convention to one sgainst
Nelson and Maynard arc tho controlling spirits.
and can direct the convention for veal or woe
Washington, june Is.
All the reports and spseulasiops about :
disposition on tho part Of The President, his
Cabinet, Or Gen. 6ooss, 'br any body else, 20
favor : compromise, have no foundssion Of
truth.
Washington, jane -.
The Post Once Department hos declared
that the Postmaster nust disregard any
eeemre ~ l@stere hearing che neAsk 81 or
prsss esmpasiss where they hass ssAson =
believe they oons from disloyal States, but
- deliver thsm on paynsBt It fall postage
4 special agent has been iastrsstsd - in,es.
tiGate the matter of carrying lesssrs ovsI
| post routes by sxprsss o. Other companies IL
violation Of Law. Il unst b. stopped.
Private LISTERS received from Minister Cor
ported through secession chsnosls that Lin.
cola had bssa driven fro. Washington, and
that Scott va at the head, OF the Oonledse.
40 A10y.
Or Friday last tho steamer Frssborn 70
esiyed : Ere Of muskstfy fron the shor.
- Matthias Point. She replied BY throw
Ing eraes = ths rsbsls Aad giving thsn IN
soshsR doss.
o. Saturday aoms balloon asssnsions verl
na6e Tor 4oeonooiseaDes. Rssnls unkncWp
Il il reported shsy discovered llAres bod,
q rebels. They AAvs balloon for the sam
pnrposs.
Hsrall 6ps0ial.1
Washington, June Is.
i Gen. Scott and biz nIlilsfy advisers NJ
/ ~ Psssidsns aad 0sbinss te-day, whom n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-27

Lieut.. Crosby, with ffty Usu md the pro-
psller Fanny, this morning made . reconnois.
sAnos up Back river and dispersed several
parties Of rebels along the shore.
A Gag Of trucs he's jast come down from
Norfolk With 6fty refugees. They rspors :
large number OF troops - Norfolk, and cay
tho rebels ss 6ewall's Point have profoand
sontsnps FOR the sawyer gun. They Also
stats that Yorktown wss being made strong
hold.
[Spseial to the WORLD
Warrington, juno Is.
A citizen 81 Alsxandsia fsashsd there TO
day frosa Msaassas Jsnssioo, having boon
| oo...as.. Tires .sJs. 10 :.;s . large 5S1s.
Der OF prisoDers ase thefe. He gives pain
ful aoeoans Of the condition Of the rebsi for
80. During the three days hs was prisoner
| hs nsishsr had breAd nor water. He undsr
.sns - sx..isation before three psssoss
headed b. william P. Ailss, from 0outl
being liberated be made bic way 10 the Poto
nao, IN order 10 ssesps into Maryland. u,
found all tho roads blockadsd 81 rookie AMI
trees, SLED 10 resist tho passage OF troops
within 6ss miles OF Manassas Junotion.-
When DO vs. .smissed hs rs ipfornsd thA
their troops woald BE- ID Washisgton 10 lss.
than swo weeks, and u ~ should 30 Saash
there hs would b hang. He hsas1 sken
boast o. the immsnsity Of their foree. b
d,ss not believs shsrc we're 10 900 Ne there
Fully ons.quArser of then wsrs afa1d viii
shat gups, while many Wsre not armsd ;
ell. The scarcity Of wnssr eaussd ereA
DIAL Of sieknsss asaong tho rebels.
Scouts Who Asss vctarasd from within 30
vicinity 81 faissa1 Court Hoess to.day r.
pert tAas lhe soeay have ersetsd batteris
one and half miles north and cast al 81
Court House. Al The roads Leading lsel
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20

NIORTGA AGE. SALE..iIs, ,,l;4un + -
" " Default having kevn made in the conditions
Of certain mortgage deed, bearing date. and
duly executed and dcls1cfel on the 'NI day
of September, Alb, 1853 by Isaac 4: Dlrgin,
e H s. cSuatE sfa e :: NqN is to
ly recorded nitlle office, otthc Register CT deeds
of said county, on the sth day Of October A..
,D.A1s5s. at ] /, O'Clock A. M.n book ) OF mort
gage Deeds. pages S33 and 1874; and conveys
from, said Isaac A. D4ir5ia TO said Gardner
Wclles in fec the following described premises
situated i'll said county to wit: The south east
uuartcrflof section No. twelve III in TOW n
ship No one hundred and eleven l!D north
Of range No fifteen I5) west. Sail mortgage
decd was made Is secure the payment Of tic
Dtomissory note Of said Isaac 4. Durgin. for
the sum Ct two huadrelanl sevcnt; five dol
lars {S215,0o) dated September Both 1855 and
payable twelve monthsaftcr date to the order
of said Gardner Wells with interest :lt,cr ma
turity at twenty five perccns. per a,ililim Until
paid; AMI whereas there is claimed to be due
OH said note and mortgage at this date the sum
two hundred and ninety -scven doll. and
forty-avc cents (S297, 49,; and no suit or pro-
cover the said debt or any part thereof. Now,
therefore, notice is hereby gi'Sen that in pursu
ullcc of tho power Of sale continued III said
mortgage and in the provisions of tho statute
In such cases made and provided; said mort
gagged premises will be offered for 2alo at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder at tho front
door Of the Court House, in the city OF Red
Wing, in said county Of tioodhue. or the 18th
day ofJannary A., y. 1861 At 8 O'clock T.. NJ.
Is satisfy the amount then due on said mort
gage, and the costs Of sale.
Dated Rcd Wing, November 2sth "a. D. 1860
'tt !oi"f.t :" GARDNER WELLES, ;,
ftt2 49, Mort.agce