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Notwithstanding decline Of 1c per buehel in
ftesghts the leading markets. were dull and de.
pressed Flous Eas heavy at decline of 5@10c
ler barrel On Doth spring and winter grades. Win
ter extras sold at range Of from $5.0o@5so, and
tnlr to good spring extras at $i.251t IS.
The inquiry for Wheat vas mainly for the lower
grades, and We have to note decline in the mar
ket Of 1z91c per buahel, with sales Of No. 2 Red
at 92H@94c; Rejected Red, ss3o3c; No Spring,
sGGs9c; No Spring, 7sc, and Rejected Spring,
6s@Gsc.
The demand for Corn was light, and prices de-
cl1nsd Ac per bushal. Sales foot up In the neigh
borhood Of 95 0I0 buahels at sake afloat for Yel-
lew; 31111G3thc for Mixed adoat; 29ls1c for
Mixed in store, and 27c for Rejected in store.
The inquiry for Osts Was light, and prices de-
clined fully 1c per buahel, with sales of No in
store at 339313$c for old aad new receipts. RYE
was quiet and steady at Saturdays priccs. Barley
in fair demand at former quotations. Provisions
were dull and nominal. Lard sold to limited ex-
tent at S1<c for prime City Kette-rendered. High
wines were inactive and nominal. Hides firm and
steady. Dressed Hogs arc c<ming in elogly, but
the market has not heen fairly established. 4
few lots have changed hands a. S4CGE14.e5.
Lake Freights were dull and heavy at g decline
Of 1c per bushel, with engagements at 15c for
wheat 14c for rye and barley, and 13c for eorn to
Buffalo; 2tl21c for corn to Ogdensburgh; 22e fol
| wheat to Oswegc, and S8e fur eorp to Cape Yin.
cent.
The receipts of produce to-day comprise 1,7;H
brls Iuu. IS ,953 bu wheat, II 2Ia bu corn, Is 05S
bu cats 4,537 bu rye. 3939 nu barley, and 5s,t3:
I lbs seeds.
TIE receipts Of ac6cat on tie corTssp7nlsag dutt
| Of last ptar amounted to s: 5sf 6H.
, 1862-11-18

few transactions at Saturdays closing prices.
One lot Of extra lard hoge was reported sold at
$375 . 1Go 1bs The general tendency Of the mar
ket ie decidedly on the decline. We give few
, 1862-11-18

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. NOV. II.
Brig e r Seymour, Walter. Ocento, $50 N lumber.
Brig A!ez Mitchell, EurIs, Menominec, Isl m
lumber.
Schr 0diu, Blanchard. aluskegon. 10 N lumber, TO
1ath.
Schr Bates. Cannon, Mns&egcn, rs In lumbar.
Schr 7 1hree Bells. Bark Holland. IS n slaves.
Schr Cnion Oellerick, Holland, ~ III heading5, Is
m etayes.
schr Speed Reed South Haven. 10 eds wood.
schr HirondeH, johnson, Saugatuck, IS u lumber.
Schr Challenge, Reed Sausatucs, 70 m lumber.
Schr L = Nichols, simon:, Holland. IL II staves.
Scnr Freedom, Shaw Grand Havrn, 81 n 1ambe-
ssh1 Henry Norton, CalbazIy, Grand Haven, - N
Echr PALM. tic, Johnson, Grand haven, $50 m lum.
her, Ito shingles
schr Janu Louisa, F7etsle, St Joseph. G5 eds wood.
echr Southeslaud. Thomson, st Suseph, IS III lum
ber.
Schr Spartan, Smith. St Joseph. IS cla wood.
Seow Ruenra, Peerson. st. Jossph SU nj lumber
Sew Grace Green. Larsen. White River, $50 II
1utuber. 1,0 shingles.
Seow Trentcn, Smith, AusRcgon. 1o5 n lumber.
Iiep CniCn, a'ekinsrry, St Joseph, 21t bu pota
toes, It'll bu apples, hrls cider.
, 1862-11-18

NeEr York Cotton MarRct-Eoy. II.
Tie demand to-day has becn very actiye, and
confined to manufacturers and spectators, aal
advanced 1c I, h sa1es Of E0 bales On q basis
OF G4*c for nl1ddling nt,;acde- M other cnuse il
assigned for The improvement except the in
sksEd d..in.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED. D...-......SaY.1 H.
Prep lowe, Hunt, Euf4:o, 2(01 0l wheat $40 b-ls
-four. $50 pigs lead.
Prep Plush Webster, Buaalo, 900 bzls aeaz,
l.N o brl= beef.
Prep Tcnawsr da, Palmer, Buffalo, 800 btls flour,
15U bags seed. 1,!Uv pigs lead.
Bark Wm SinFgl=. Smith. Bptl1o 16,59n bu corn.
Brig Pilgrim, Burns, EusIao, s.5tv Ii, whe*s.
schf LONE star, jameson, Buffalo, 7G 5J1 in wheat
Schr York Safe, DimicS, Buffalo, 17.tpO bu What.
schr thas uiEckley. Manning, cleveland. Il, ,eYl hu
, 1862-11-18

TIE ELc1N BAT7ERr--We learn that the
organization Of tho Elgin battery WAS com
I'1eted OF Saturday, and that they were mus
1sr into The service. Tbs horses and guns
arc exm ctad to arrive this week, and it is
highly probable that they will take their de.
nartuEe in the early part Of next week.
, 1862-11-18

CnyRcH FESTIVAL Observation-Disclosures
the Festival end Supper to be given by the
First United Presbyterian Church, corner Of
West Washington and Jefferson streets, at ~
xosc]ock this evening,
, 1862-11-18
THE CITY.

CHANGE--Postal currency to the amount Of
IS COO was distributed during the forenoon Of
yesterday by Collector Haven Eight hun
-dred applicants we're supplied with $40 each
, 1862-11-18

MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM Cu1cAGo,
Nov. 14.-Pfer. Nrptune, Baager State; sehr.
Adirondac, A. G. Raynor, Wyoming. kaatee.
Wings OF The Wind, Roberts, Harvest Home,
Golden Harvest, H,phen, Dauntless.
VESSELS CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOR CHI
cAGo- Nov. 14.-Prop Merchant, Chicago, Empire
State, Neptune; bark Oneouta schs. s1sz=iilon,
uoppock.
, 1862-11-18

ILLUMINATED PuoToGRArH1c ALBuMs.-A
fresh SUPPLY Of those superior and yet cheap
albums have been received at the New York
GIFT Book House, lis Randolph street. Call
and ask the price.
, 1862-11-18

E- Cook Il McI.a.n- sIeam Dyer, and 5co17e-a, s.
DearboEn and Ieo S. Cla1k streets, clean aud dJe
ladies' and geatlemens clothes In the best und cheap
est manner. The odest established house In tue citJ
, 1862-11-18
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. II. 1864.
BEEF CATTLE-There were no receipts to-day.
The market is dull and aIrnost nominal, IS the
transactions, being confined to few miserable
ecal1awaes-the leaviDes Of Saturdays market,
were msde on terms not made public.
HOGs-No receipts. The ms1kes Is dnA Nth >
, 1862-11-18

FEKsoS41--The REV. Dr.. Tiffany has COZ
Tented to deliver lecture at the Clark street
N. E. Church, on Friday evening next. Sub
iect-stWork and ita Worth-the Social Prob
lem of Labor" The many friends OF Dr.. 7.
VII be grateful Tor the opportunity tnua
Offered them.
, 1862-11-18
#istElla1tenu8.


100 eases Merrimafk Prints, Zoe. per ri.
50 IS PatiEc Prints, 1sit. J" -.
80 81 Manchester Prints, Isle. q
IS Sprasae's Prints, - lSIe. e
SO e DueAes, &. Prints, - 1916. IS
so e Namassn.ta Prints, 17ee. q
100 bales Heavy s1eettnss, - ass. s.
eco tases Goats, Spool Cation, $50 zoe.
$50 Brooks T. .e... Sic,
1C0 :" WiIamantIe. .s.. ..-.4 S0e.
1000 lbs. Cotton 1aEn. ...s.... G7le
1000 Carpet Warp, -a-.-~s 5o;'
, 1862-11-18
DI .H u

In ttl5 CRY. on 3unGay. ttle 1GEh OF Norsnbar,
EHAt LEn II tLstsN, liant 5hild Of John and Zen.
retta a. M trots, eyed months mud - daye
In Il is city. OF Typhoid Fever on Sund ~ Nov 16:]
HAe,1tI. " ALktls aged G. years aud maa11s
she .a vii tLht Itlac- !rcr1 his .te rtseace,
No III Wet ACarce STREET, CT T1estay. st III \. H.
In this CITY. at the residence Of her son. Marcel
fglT2 E 81 IN x q t1 .ne al ~ tar lss @
] lie remains have teeH taken TO tue Enlon Rid &c
Cemetery ;Gr 1nt"Incp-.
, 1862-11-18

YM A n T ED-One purchaser =
wv eaen township for AlKIN'6 FAMILY KNII, KNI,.
Ea MACHINE: From 80 70 60 sn RESIs psi Il "eh 81
nike ID 40 ttsche minute Will knit PSF .. II
ines or socks IN fifteen m.nutes; maEes Ta7Esy ye, -.
sleeves, Clouds sontsgs Rgolets Hi1tsEy Sas4sS II e
give 70 ons pe!so5 II a. eSan achne for oas yssT
IN each township Which ~ aneoe na nSfe *
Eprdsrfal machine and every larEe fa1n5 ~ naso
ona. Price, 49, secure yon7 tewrsaP. for rIsGlas
fHtth sts@p) BRAEsCM KId1ox. geEs:sl Azen!a,
3e9 Itasr Bszeet, Eatesxa.M Ill neGksSAA
, 1862-11-18

TIE CENTRAL SKATING PARK--This park.
which is located On Michigan avenue, is nov
ready for the coming season. It is one Of the
7z7.st arranged @nd fitted up parks in the conn
lay, Al au impression prevails that 1t costs
:. 1u: little to conduct a skating park, the man.
..fr Of tae Central Park wishes to state that
:, },as ccsf 81, 900 scason TO keen the park in
CDR, ~ i.v"et-ent of sl,e"7 j. n the
J,E, sal i: l.s 70: C::- = :s: 1a:.3.l--i i, -
, 1862-11-18
DALMER g. MEYER'S NEW
l. YoRK sHrKT DEPOT has Just opened with
mis- ri

WRITE, FANCY and TRAVELLING SHIRTa.
Ataox q a1e assortment OF Grrtle1n.ns Furnilhln$
GootR. 1t thr Custom Hcu5e Place. Dearborn strest
ltaI Fast Qs.ee, pRltAM*A
, 1862-11-18

ANTE D-A SITUATION rs House
- keeper ty au American lady t,ae yr.erc the
cHt1re chsrEs ot Le 1lon~t ,lld us. .Isea wo1d be
p7t1tr:eh Address AUNT EEfasY, Tii5:tne ci;ca.
Z!
, 1862-11-18

BURGLARS CAUGnT.-In the TRIBUNE OF
yesterday an account was given OF daring
burglary perpetra.ed at the office of Clary &
Howe, On North Water street. The safe Was
unlocked and s., 100 abstracted therefrom.
Yesterday morning officers Dixon and seIkirk
arrived from Milwaukee, having In charge The
party Of individuals Eho were the perpetra-
tors Of the burglary and theft. Their names
are CHARLES st. Clair, Charles Brown, John
Hays and james 0'Nei1, as precious set Of
despersdoee as ever vent unhung. On the
person OF st. Clair was found sl,076 Of the
stolen fuEds. The entire gang Tere well
armed, having three reVolvers, besides knives
aid Clubs to the number Of half dozen. Two
bottles Of chlorofor1n were also brought to
light, ard d quantity OF silver ware stolen
from the residence Of Hr. Washbun, No Ito
North Wells street, several nights ago. This
is undoubtedly the same gang that have been
operating SO extensively in this city during
tue past month, and the officers named de-
scfye great credit 1or the fai:hful discharge OF
iEcir duty.
, 1862-11-18

4 SoRRT S1GnT.-Yesterday afternoon,
widow lady, probably fifty years Of age, made
ser appearance in the second story Of the
Ccurt House, il state Of Intoxication. AS
sistance WAS offered her, 10 descend the stairs,
which she refused, and laid down on the
stairway. Her screams soon collected s
crowd from different parts Of the build
ing. She was very well dressed, and her
little daughter, II years of age, WAS with
her. The mother wos put in a cell to 'sober
cf,'' tic frightened child waiting, the mean
time, in tie police Office.
, 1862-11-18

SE1SrLAsIEKs.-ls it not time that action
vat taken 10 throw cnt Of circulation the
large brood Ct shinplasiers that is hatchlng
.si.A great rspidit, As soon as Uncle Sam
re1 can fully supply the wants Of trade, a
meeting should oe held and 4 universal dis
carding OF al private indebtedness as ci1cu-
za,ing medium should be inau:,urated.
, 1862-11-18

NTANTED-Tn rent Il small and
~ nicely fur: lshcs louee o. four or ,:ve fur.
n.sed rocr.s tsusa,ie tYr gentleman ua tttf IN
r.st cas= lou=-, Nor.t side II c4rl,,.:l
South s!ue. eE-t Of dsata ss.eet AtIsess !tssES
care Tribute Office. ro!fxiS11w
, 1862-11-18

lF-NO Lf1n3ACLlUuB. Z
lily unchanged.
, 1862-11-18

w an TIE D-6gents.
JUST RECEIVED
LloydaNew Steel Pate Railroad Nap Oft o1lseo
States Price Is Cents. .A.+., u.,,,s4 In
Lords New Map Of the uuted states eoiotea stl u
50 coats. -. v,-o3n3r showing
War Telegram Marking MsP Of pdtEna etEnaS' p2ca
cents. .u.o ~ any, rart M t,,a rfun-
1uS ~ rocsnr II retail price Send stamp lot ttFco'
IT. IT. 81 .. 1smnnt Is Lnt HonsE mol TS91a
, 1862-11-18

Cn1SEsE AND JAPANESE GooDs.-Ihe grant
s4lc OF this stock commences to-day and con-
1ipues this evening W a Buffers & Co.'s
auction 1oon,s. Theec fabrics are very ricl
and brilliant, the ladies, b5 all means, should
attend. It is really the finest collection we
1avo eTer seen. Our friend Df. J. J. Abra-
1aru, who pleased us ail so much Il: the last
6aIe his 21Stt AFFIXED.
, 1862-11-18

MEETING OF RELIEF CoNMITTEE-The
Chairman requests 8 meeticg Of tAs members
Of thu r. lief Co,1;nee at the Council Caam-
this evening at o'clock.
, 1862-11-18

.". - Wv 'n' lc4'' CUE w
oui Aufe1 '4si1S e'4un1ts 81 "ti' ~ ecu 'aa1
e'itnla'aef saloes T. s'neialf' o' .ne -'l'7s.s'
supp gaiooS. eaaauron, nae os'eueo y lscfu't-
.ue o4'ee 'ef .Als s1'eho'o pfanen ol lne SCI
VICE III 'uas Guy lie Is an o'o cls'zen OF Chl-
eeo. anu nas oetn connected with the Board
OF lraoc Tor ONE Years past.
Young uea desiflng to enlist in the navy
Will find this an opportunity not often to be
found. The office is on the coracr ef South
Ester and LaS1])e streets.
49,
|'solSpEAl1 hEATAEh.~1ne uu1n3eF 01
, 1862-11-18

The Illinois Central, Ga3ena and Chicago
Union, Chicago aud Rock Island, and the st.
Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroads will all
change their time On Sunday, November Esd.
Go To THE HEsT-Go TO BRYANT & ST sATToN's
CFscAso COMMERCIAL Co2LEGE, to geI thorough
business education.
, 1862-11-18

Nr11i.;AS's REGIMENT IN 1 F1GnT.-Ne
lam tr.:'n the Wheeling Lfe''iyshcer that Mu!-
!i:sap's regiment, Of this city, Was in The re-
e.u: Il: ri:h I1ntogen's guerillas in Vest
ern Y.1siria. Tnc regiment lost two men
enc ls,l4d AID one wounded. Genera! Kelley
on This occasion routed TIE rebels, taking thir-
fy-c;ght prisoners. SO hogs, and enc wagon
The prisoners we're sent to Camp Chase, Co
lu,14i us, Ohio, in charge Of the Adjutant oi
Mull;gan'e regiment.
, 1862-11-18

E111lu DCRR1TI's LEcTERE.-The audience
to hear tie able lecture of 1.-THE Learned
Blscks mi1h'' at Bryant q stratton's College,
last eyeaiDg, was very large and appreeiatiye
We regret the crowded stale Of our columns
prevent the Insertion Of report Of his mas
terl\ rfUGIctilu.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.
NEFAULT has been made in the condi

nEFAULT has been made in the condition Of
IN mortgage dated or the 18th day Of July
1858, made by William ltuyke Of Janesyille.
Wisconsin, to Smith, Mrgs s. Co.,, Of Red
Wing, Minnesota, and duly recorded in the
Office Of Register OF Deeds in and for the county
Of Goodhne Minnesota. on the l4th day Of
July, 1883, iu BQoE 4 of Mortgage Deeds, on
pages csc and GAO. Which mortgage is upon,
and conveyes to the stid Smith, Mcigs Go.
the following described premises, to ,.wit {:
ots one( and two (2j Of Block two e. o.
Sweney's adition to the town Of Red Wing.
and was given to secure the sum of sAtty-six
dollars, payable in three months from tho date
OF said H. ortgage, with interest after maturity
at the rate Of five per cent. p:r month until
paid. according to note executed by said
lluyke, payable to said Smith, Meigs Il Co.;
upon which there Is claimed to be due. and is
due ut this -sate the sum Of sixty-ninc and
9l-1o0 dollars ($69.91)::' And me ssit oI'pro-
ceedings .at, law Or otherwise have. been in'u-
tuted to recover the same or any part IT, ercot.
Now, therefore, notice - hereby given that
by virtue Of: the powero Of sale in said mortgage
contained, and in pursuance Of the st"tute in
such cusc made md provided said mortgage
will be foreclosed, and said nortgagel prem
iscs sold at public auction. to the highest bid
der for cash, hy the Sheriff Of said GooIhuc
county, at the front3door Of the Court House i'm
the city of Rcd Wing in said Goodhne county
on the 18th day Of June, "A. D. 1862 at 10
o'clock A.. NJ, to sutisfy tho amount that shall
be then duo on said rntc and mortgage. besides
the costs Of sale. SMITH, ME1GS q co.,
.i@ 55s' 3tsEls.f e5sa;g: Ia MOI gngecs.
Dated Red Wing, Mimi, April 3oth, A. D.
1862. nl54. .r n43vG:7w
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-05-07
tMORTGAGE7;SALE.a

N7HEREAS. default has been made in the
=" condition OF certain mortgage deed
bearing date and ehny.execnted asiid Sde ivered
on the thirtee,ith h5th) day of Septesmbcr. 4 ;.
D: 1859, by John Lee and Olive B. Lee his wife,
ofGoodhae county, Minnesota, to Smith, Meips,
g. Co j, o: the same place, which mort ge was
recorded III the ettice;of the Register of Deeds
September A::-D. 1857 at o'clock p: NJ, in
book OF Mortgage Deeds, page Sc, and covers
and conveys from said John and olive B. Lee,
to said Smith, Meigs. T. Co.. in fee, the follow
ing described premises, situate in s.idl,oodhue
county, to wit: The southeast quarter Of Sec
ton number nine (9), and the southwest quar-
ter OF section number ten (lO), all in:township
number one hundred and nine (lO9l north Of
range fifteen (loy vest -, 4 ~ ! +. l
Said mortgage Vas ". made to secure the pay
mcnt of the promissory note Of said John Lee
tor the sum Of two hundrcl and forty seven
dollars ($247.Oo) dated September 18th, 1859.
and payable one year after date to the order Of
said Smith: Meigs & Co., at their office. with
interest," until puid, at the Of three per cent
pei month.
No suit or proceedings at law or otherwise
having been instituted to recover the amount
OF sald mortgage debt or any part thereof and
there being due upon said note and mortgage
At the date Of this notice (March 26th, 1852 J
the sum OF three hundred and sixty three dol
lars and thirty eight cents ($363.3S).
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given that
ty virtue Of the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and recorded there with and in pur-
suance of the statutes in such case made and
provided, said mortgage will be toreclosed and
said mortgaged premises sold atn,,blc auction
to the highest bidder for cash by the Sheriff of
said sccunty,son the eighth Gstb) day fof Nav.
A: D: 1862, at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, at the front door of the Court House,
in the city Of Red Wing, in said county. to sat-
ls'y the amount then l1ue On aid mortguge
debt: with costs aud expcn:es~ o Sale. "A q .
Dated Red Wing, Ma rch .,ls6..
~ SMITH, ME1Gs e. CO., Mortgages.
nl2S 1.ca - =. e.. N:}jY6W7
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-05-07
A MODEL CHARGE TO JURY.

II seems to MS that the following i:
worthy Of the dcfunct, but never for
gotten, Wouter Van Twiler: ..>..
"lf the jury believe, from the evi
dencc, that the plaintiff and detendan,
were partners in the grocery, and ,ha,
the plaintiff bought out the defendant
and gave his note for the interest, and
the defendant paid for the note by de.
)ivsring to the plaintiff COW, which
he warranted not breachy, and the
warranty was broken by reason Of The
breachiness of the cow, and he drove
the COW back and rendered her to the
defendant, but the defendant refused
to receive her, and the plaintiff took
her home again, and put heavy yoke
or poke upon her 10 preven, her from
jumping the fence, and by reason oi
the yoke or poke she broke her neck
and died; and if the jury further be.
liavs that the defendants interest in
The grocery was worth anything. the
PLAINTIFF note was worthless and The
COW good for nothing, either for milk
q best, then the jury must find ou,
tAsnsslyss how they will decide tho
case for the court, # she understand.
Aerseaf, . she thinks she do, is a, a
considerable non. plus how sucl, = ease
should u exaotly decided S
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-05-07
:ssssss &c . 3: ...s.@' :.
suKFir1f9Isss sIIE 1NDFR TxEoE4nW'

S1A I2NA i + . ga LIE ONOch
Under and sy VIRTUE Of n7Execution is
~ sued ofsapd pnder the sewl. of the Dis
trict Court for the 2nd judicial District, Coun-
ty Of Ramsey and Stats Of Minnesota, by the
Clerk Of said Court, on the 2lst day. at Eehru-
ary, A: D; 1852, x6l1 . judgement rendered in
said Court ont ieli 7th day of JANUARY, A D.
D, xls62, Wherein Augustus R. Capeharto is
favor Of sMd plaintiff and against said defen-
dant for the sum Of four hundred aQd, seventy
four dollars and two one e-hundredths t$474.o2);
which said judgement was, on&tho eighteenth
day Of January, A. D. 1882, docketed in the
Clerks office Of the District Court Of Goo1hse
County. State of Minnes,ta,s1 did on. the 4th
day of March, AID. 1852. levy: upon. as the
property Of the said Henry s. Dawson. the toll
lowing describe Real Estate, lying a.,d being
in said Goodhue County, ,toHwit = The South
west Is. W. quarter OK Of Section, number
one }, the North-eas; N. E.) quarter (A)
o .astyM & ;iion ~ n9m,er tvo 81, Snd the North
one 4 E1a1iin % %fe~HShiEb} nj thamber % one hundred
and eleven (Il') North Of Range seventeen
CD West, according to Government survey.
Now, therefore, ,,notice is hereby given that
/ sliall on the 10th day Of April, a. ID. 1862
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF said day. at
the IroAt door Of the Court House in the city
tor sale at pubHc auction, un !er sai, Execu-
ton. oil the right, title and interest which the
above named Henry S. Dawson had on the 18th
day Of January, A. u. 1862, and has ut .ny
time since had N and to the lands and prem
ises 20 levied upon as atorcsuid; and shall then
and there st,i *e off, ard sell the same for cash
to the highest bidder, or so much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy said Execution, to-
gether with legal interest and costs.
Dated at Rcd Wing, Minnesota, March 4th,
A. d. 1852.
MARTIN s. CHANDLER.
Sheriff Of Goodhue County, MINI.
AUGUSTUS R. CAPEHARr
r, Atty. and Plaintiff in person. = :: Z, --.,
Mss n32r6:7w
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made in the con-
,!:tion Of Mortgage bearing date on the 18th
day of January A. D. 1851 and duly acknowl-
epsed and delivered on the 3rd day Of FeEru
airy A. D: 1861, by Thomas Hcnncsy ard Mary
llennesy, his wife, Of Goodhue County Min
ncso'a, to Smith Meigs q Co. of Red Wing.
IN the county and state aforesaid pand uiy rs-
corded 1.-THE office ofsRegister Of Deeds in and
i"r said 'connty,on the t5th day Of June, A: D.
1851 on book s Of Mortgage Deeds on pages
and conveys to said Smith, Me1ss & Co.. the
following described premises, situate in said
county to- wit: The South::cast@ Quarter of
Section No.. twenty-ninc (29) Of Township No
one hundred and twelve Gl2) North of Range
No: Sixteen (l6) West, containing leo acres.
and was given to secure the payment OF the
sum OF $l27:44 with interest thereon at
the rate Of ten per cent. per AMMAN, according
to a note OF even date with said mortgage.
And there is claimed to be- due, and is
duo at the dato of this notice the sum OF
Sl42.S3, and no suit or proceeding at law or
otherwise has been Instituted to recover the
same or a:.y part thereof
:; And whereas said Thomas and Mary Hen
messy did waive all their right and equity of
redemption OF said premises except one year
thereof:
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that
oy virtue OF the power, of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the satute in such
case made and provided said m )rtga gel prem
iscs will be sold at public auction:by the Sher-
lit Of said county, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the front door of the Court House in
the citv of Red Wing in said county, on the
18Th day of May, 1862. at 10 o'clock. A N. of
said day to eat sly the amount that shall tkcn
be due on said note and IN Mortgage. and the costs
OF said sale; which sale will be made SUBJECT to
redemption, Of the premises sold within one
year frotn the day Of sale. - . -
DateaSRed Wing, April Cd, 1862.
-;.'tf SMITH, MEIGS. & co.
nl43 ,.n36v6:7w Mortgages.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-05-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the cod
~ ticns Of certain mortgage deed. executed
by Andrus Durand md Caroline Durund. his
wife, MoTtgagors, 70 James Lawther, Mort
eaeee, dated the fltH daysof Ml..h. 4. d,
1857. and recorded in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds in and for the County Of Goodhue
Minnesota, tonthe fl2thalay 81 March. A! n.
1857, in Book 20 )" rf Mortgage Deeds pages 2sS
and 2s7s;; uFoNwkic6 IN ortgage fhefe Erc3aim
ed tAshs due, xndi one ut thss date pf Mis- no.
tisc the sum Of nine hu ndred and sixteen dol
lays nd tesr Nents fS9l6.Q4). m~~.ra
: And ng .prosestl ifleaat Awu otherxfS kax-
ing been instituted to recover the said de6t by
said mortgage secured. Or any part thereof.
And whereas, the lands anl TIennises in said
mortgage, and thereby conveyed, aredcscrihed
as follows, to Wit: Lo:s numbered one (l two
2 three tsl, tour <t), nine fs1 and ten tfe J
IN Block numbered thirtv-fve (35i in the tow
Of Cannon Falls in the County o. GoesNsne and
State Of Minnesota, according to the recorded
plat Vt said town, in the office OF. the Register
Now, therefore, by virsue Of the power Of
sale contained in saii mortgage, and duly re-
corded til. rewith and pursuant to the statute
In ssch ease made and provided, the Said mort
gagged premises will be sold At public auctton to
the highest bidCer in front Of TN Court House
In the city Of Red Wing in said ooodhoS Coaa
y, on the 1sth day of June. " ~HlSSz,t
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that dSy, to sat
isfy the amount aforesaid; together with the
costs and disbur semente of said sale.
Dated at Red Wing, Mimi, this goth day Of
April. A. d. 1852.
". ": :Pa.tr., JAMES sLAwrHER.
/ III Attorney: ff:5'r~r. ! hersssees.
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