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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16
Col. David Mcneil, of Cumberland.

ihls gentleman is acandidate for the Senate from
'ne Counties OF Cumberland and Harnett So far
as we know he has opposition, and it is possible
'nas up TO this period no one has any purpose of
opposing him, but if what We have just heard from
gentleman concerning the course of Col. Mcneil,
De true he should have opposition and be defeated
CoL Men, belongs to that very amiable class of no.
party spolls party politicians who denounce the
oid Union men as traitors and in the State Conven-
t'on was an ultra partizan, voting constantly with
the destructives and advocating the most proscrp-
tive policy, and the most stringent test-oath and
sedition ordinances
These matters we should not, however, have al
ludcd to, but for the information just given us as
above hnted. We learn that the Colonel has, at
this early day, without opposition at home, gone to
Richmond to visit the North Carolina soldiers in the
army Tor the purpose of electoneering for himself
and Mr.. Johnston, and against Col Vance! If the
charge be untrue we will readily correct it, but if
1t be true, we hope the good people of Cumberland
and Harnett will teach this amiable no-party part
zan lesson. Let some good and true man, less
partizan than Col. Mcneil, be at once brought out
against him. If our friend Hale will pardon us, we
would suggest that we know no man who, from long
public SERVICE devotion to the public and private in
terests of North Carolina, and ardent and valuable
services in promoting the war, is justly
to the honor of seat in the next Senate of North
Carolina, as Ea~ard j. Hale, ST., of Cumberland
We know that his habits and tastes are averse to
such position but the State needs his services in
the Senate, and the man would honor the seat
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-07-16

SUPPLIES FOR THE Sick AND WouNDED.-We are
requested by Dr. E. Burke Haywood to state that
supplies of articles for the sick and wounded in
Richmond, would be very acceptable. Articles that
are not perishable, such as hams, butter, cordals
and the like are preferred, as if delayed the road
they will not be injured This is a call which we
feel sure will be generally responded to- The citi
zens of Richmond, and especially the ladies, are
most liberal and unwearied in their attentions to
our sick and wounded; but we should remember
that such supplies and comforts as are needed are
becoming very scarce in that part of Virginia, and
that we owe it to them, to ourselves to the suffer-
ing soldiers, and to the cause to give of abun-
dance for the benefit of the sick AND wounded
Boxes or packages of articles should be addressed
to North Carolina Depot of supplies, Care of Clai-
borne Watkins, Main Street. Richmond, Va.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
John B. Weller and Uncle Abe.

Whlie ID Washington we heard a good
story in regard to Uncle Abe and John B.
Weller, "the Mexican killer"
Weller WAS a, Washington settling his
accounts AS Minister TO Mexico. After
the adjustment be concluded to pay his
respects to MIR Lincoln, with whom lie
had served in Congress. He called al
the Presidential IL ansiou. and WAS courte,
ousiy received.
"Mr. President" said Colonel Weller,
IL have called on YOU to say that most
heartily endorse the conservative position
YOU have assumed, and will stand BY you
so long As You prosecute the war, for the
preservation Of the Uuon and Constilu
ton.
"Col Weller" said the President, Il
am heartily glad to hear YOU say this"
"Yes. Mr.. Prerilent," said Weller; 81
desire an appointment to aid in this work
"Wha, do you want, Colonel = asked
Abraham
~ desire to be appointed Commodore
tn the Nary"
The President rep'ied-"Col. did not
think YOU had any experience as sailor.
Il never had, MIR. President" said
Weller "bul, judging from the Brig adler
generals you have appointed in Ohio, the
less experience man has, the higher po-
! sition man attains."
Lincoln turned of with hearty laugh
| and said-'I owe YOU one Colonel.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

CoSNECrIcUT "A democratic State Con
veEtion is to meet in Connecticut on We'd
nes6ay next for the purpose nominating
candidates for State officers. The call
saws:
The extraordinary condition of our Ma
tional affairs makes it more than usually
important for every democrat to rally "nder
The time honored banner Of that politlca!
organization, which has. IN war as well as
peace, in prosperity and adversely, ever
proved faithful to the Constitution, the
Union the government: and the laws. Let
u. continue to blend that banner with the
glorious Stars and Stripes. Resting heir
organization upon the patriotism of ila
wel-tried principles. AMI still renewing
their unwaveriug fidelity TO the Constitu-
tionsI Gnvernmen, which they have for
nearly three quarters of a century unfllnch
inplv upheld, whether assaulted by North
ern Abolition or Southern Secession, the
State Committee, iD the name of Democ-
racy, now appeal to all conservative cili-
zsns to unite w Ith them.
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GEv BEAUREG NEW PosITloS.-
Tie Pe;ersburgh (Va.,) Express, in its is,
sue of saturday, processes to have the IN ost
reliable authority for stating iha, this Gis
tinguished officer has been assigned to the
command of our forces at New Orleans.
1t says:
A dispatch was received in this city on
Thursday night by military gentleman
Of high position from Manassas, signed by
Gen. b, announcing this fact. Since ii
is known that he has been transferred
from the army of the Potomac there can
be no improperly in stating that Ne"
Orleans will be the scene ofhis future op>
perations, and We therefore do not hesi-
tate to give it publicity in these columns.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
Published February 13, 1862,
Chapter 16.

AN ACT to authorize Towns to assess and
collect additional Schc ol Moneys in
certain cases. and the Town Clerk to
certify thereto.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin.
represented in tie Senate and assembly, DO
enact as folIoa0s:
Sec. l.. Those towns that have not ga
sessed for school purposes for the year
1851, by order of the County Board Of
Supervisors, sum Of money equal to one,
half the amour, received from the School
Fund by the spportionment of 1861. are
hereby authorized to supply sach defei-
ency by an immediate assessment upon
the taxable property of sail town Towns
OF such sums as shall be necessary; the
same to be estimated and directed by the
Town Board of Supervisors of the espec,-
i've towns, to be levied and collected in
the same manner AZ other taxes, and such
levy and collection to be certified to By
the Town Clerk to the State Superin,en-
dent previous previously to the appor-
tionment Of the income Of the School
Fund for the present year.
Sec. 2. The State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction is hereby instructed TO
notify any delinquent towns. rs shall ap-
pear from returns in his Office, Of the pas.
sage and provisions of tEls act aud he is
authorized TO apportion to such towns as
comply with the provisions Of this act, tho
sums of money they may thereby be sn,
titled 10.
Sec 8. This &C. shall take effect ar i
be IN force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved February IL. 1862.
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TPubhsh.3 february IL, 1862 ]
apter %.

AN ACT to amend Ct~p'er 174 Of the |
General Laws of 1860, entlli I'd An act
Regulating Railroad"
The people of the State of Wisconsin,
ysp, eseated IN Senate and Assenabiy, do en-
act az toilos0s
Section /. Section one OF Chapter ia
OF tho General Laws Of 1860 entitled "An
Act regulating railroads. is hereby amend
ed By striking out t-e "..I 'o1 III the
eighth line. and inserting the word three
in place thereo and section two OF SAID
&C, is hereby also amended by striking
out the word one in the ninth line, and
inserting the word three in place thereof
Sec. 2 Ii auy railroad company has
obtained license TO operate its road, for
the current year, under said chapter one
hundred and seventy four, and has ma e
pavnent therefor before the passage Of
ibis act. such railroad company shall. on
or before the twentieth day OF February,
1862, make TO :he State Treasurer such
additional payment as, with its former
psyineat, will smount TO thIee per centum
On its gross earnings and in case of the
refusal OF any rail road company 10 make
such additional payment, it's license Is here
by declared to be revoked and void, ana
said company is to be dealt with under
said chapter one hundred and seventy four
ia all respects, as if 10 license had been
obtained by said COMPANY.
Sec 3 On the de'an, Of any railroad
company TO make the addilionsl payment
required by this act, the State Treasurer
ia hereby required and directed to teuder
and pay back to such railroad compsuy
the amount paid BY such company for IL
cen.e To operate it's road fol the present
wear, and such sum OF sums are hereby
appropriated to this purpose out of any
monsv IN the treasury not otherwise ap
proprisied.
Sec 4. No license shall be granted OF
nsued by the State Treasurer to any rail
road company, TO operate lts railroad, be
fore the first day Of Febeuary in each Year
and every such license shall commence
on the first day of January in the year 10
and for which the same i. issued. and shall
expire, unless sooner lawfully revoked, OIL
the thirly-hrs, day OF December mex,
succeeding the date of its its issue
Sec. TIE payment OF one-half tie
.um required 70 be paid fr such license
m.v I've 1eierreh mutt! the twentieth day ot
August IN each yea aAd the STATE Treas
urer shaIl insert in each Iicense a proyi>o.
that if he aTrearnges 80 10 become due
mon said license. are not paid on or be'
fore said twentieth day of August next en
.uiag .sid license be proceeded against a.
nr,,idsJ in section three of The act o
~tch this ia amendat"fy.
Soc. Section SIX of the said chsp,e
one hundred snd >esety >'our. Is h-reo,
amended by striking out tue words "nh.
Of ,hs cities 81. ~heIs they occur In th
last line OF SAID section.
Sec. 7. TINS act shall take effect All
be in force from aud after is passage.
Approved February Is, 1862.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

DELAwARE-The newspapers made much
ado about the action of Delaware in pro-
posing to abolish Slavery if the Federal
Govern m.Et would pay ut the rate OF
$500 per Negro. The proposition seems
10 have me. with no favor as the Legisla>
,ure has adjourned after passing resolu-
ton expressly dehouncing any measure
to abolish Slavery IN the State
The Albany Argns says it also declined
assuming the Stats's quota Of the national
tax, and refused to pass a resolution H.
..ructlng its Representatives and Senator
TO sustain the governmen:in in the prosecu
lion Of the war.
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Published FtbruarV l3, 1862.
CHAPTER IL.

AN ACT to repeni a portion Of Chapter
274 of the General Laws of 1861 Ell
uiled An Act To nllow the part' de
f;ndant TO t,sffv m his own behalf IN
eel.o.n c.iii.s4ai 4e.l..s."
TIE Pe"2le IF Ms S'atc Of W1scoasia,
represent,d ~ Senate aud assembly, do
enact az foiio'cs
Sec. L. Sections two and three Of
Chapter tive hundred and seventy four Of
ihs General Laws Of 1861. en;i led " An
Act to allow the party defendant TO testi
fy in his own behalf in certain criminal
aclious," are hereby repealed
Sec 2 This sci shall take effect AMI
be in force from and al, IS passage and
publication.
Approved February II, 1862.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

of his cousins usurpatioE Of his estates and
title, also of his betro;hal to Lady BaDche
but retaining a grateful sense Of his in
debtedness TO the heroic woman to whom
he owed bis life, and who in spite of all,
still cherished strong affection for his
treacherous cousin, he allowed her
to warn aim. hoping it would induce
him to flee the country, delaying for that
purpose his appearance until the very las,
moment.
There Was another bridal day appoint
ed, at which there were happy and smil-
ing faces the Lady Blanche. the beau,i-
fuI Rose Of Glen Valley. gave her hand to
Water, Earl of Egberion, at the altar of
the ivv-clad Church of Stroke Cautref.
Both the Earl and Countess tired to in
duee Cleopatra the gipsey queen, to settle
down in the neat pleasant cottage they
had given her. But they could not pre-
vail upon her to give up her rowing life to
which she was SO strongly attached
She made it rule however, to visit Egg
berton Hall once a year, and the Earl gave
strict injunctions to all his tenants that
neither she nor her followers should ever
be moiested.
Many years have elapsed since the events
here recorded but in remembrance of the
services rendered by the gipsey queen, any
member of that wandering tribe who Wis
its the neighborhood, has always hospi~
table reception from The descendants of the
Rose of Glen VALLEY.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
Approved February IL. 1862.

~ Not very FIR from Central New
Jersey lived two youngss lawyer, Archy
Brown and Tom Hall Both were fond
of dropping in a; Mir. Smiths Of an even
ing and spending an hour or two with his
only daughter, Mary. One evening when
Brown and Miss Mary had discussed al
most every topic, Brown suddenly and with
his sweetest tones, struck out as follows
Do Won think, Mary, you could leave your
father and mother, your pleasant home
mere with all lis ease aui comforts, and 20
to the Far West with young lawyer. who
has but little besides in his profession to
depend on and with him find ont new
home, which it would be your joint duty
TO beautlfy and make delightful like this -
Dropping her head softly upou bis shout,
der, she answered, II think could Ar
chy.' well" said he in q changed tone,
and Strengthening himself up. there's
Tom Hall who going west, and waits 10
get wife, I'll just mention 1t to him.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

STRANGE AFFAIe.-TSo young lades
named Chri,iiana Davis and Miss Miles,
rnpls st the Oberlin Institute. Ohio, ra-
Gently concluded TO return 10 thsi r homes
on visit. Two Young men, also stten-
ding school AT OheriID, were 10 be their es
cort. Ju.t ~ they were leaving, another
young lady urg-d them 10 take a glass Of
wine, which they did. and in few min>
utss they were taken alarmingly .ick. The
wine WAS poisoned, and the pirl who gave
it is under arrest. Tie motive for the act
is not known.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

TIE r >sCtLLY CoSrRACToRs In the
history Of this wHr, according to the AL
oany Evening Journai, the meanes, nt'ri.
butes of nature have received striking IL
lus,ration. After s.al!nG some Of the >,art.
ling developments Of fraud brough, up by
the investiQ cations by different committees
the Journai says, "If The canse Of the
Union f.ils-which God forbid the shame
and the guilt must rest not SO much with
'he army of jeff. Davis st the South "a
with the army Of plurderers at the North"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
TIL Il PILOT.
THE WORDS OF BELIEF.
By SCHILLER.

By SCHILLER.
THaxz words will l name thee, around and
Aboss
P,au the up to the lip full of meaning, they
fee;
B., thew mad not their birth in shs being without
And the heart, not the lip, must their oracle
bal
And al worth in the man shall forever be Ger
When in ,hose Three Words he bele7esno more
NAN Is FREE by his char. of creation il freel
Though born amid fetters-stiu FREE born
the same,
Whatever ihe roar Of the rabble NAV be
Whatever the frantic misuse of the claim;
pail,
lis she wrath OF the slave when he bursts from
hi, tbrsils
And VIRTCE is moro thar 4 shade or . sound,
And man may her voice in thi. being obey ;;
Ar. though ever be sleep on the stony ground,
Yet ever again 10 t1e God-lke wayi
~
blind,
Ye. tie yraesses ia plain to tie child Ike mind
And hxh oTer space. over tine, is GOD,
A will never rocking, ike mans. to and fro );
A taoGshs that shides, {. ough un.eer the abode
InEea.ing with lite its CT. atoms below;
Changing and shifting the eli We Inherit
Bas changsless through all, oae Immutable
Spirit!
Hold fast the Three Words Of Beiief-though
about
From the lip 80 the lip, full of meaning they
fle;
Ye. thy take not their birth from the beps
vItnoa.
Bot VOICE rom v;'hsp must III -ir oracle !
And never 81 Youth in the can be Ger,
TIL il ,hose Taree Words be believes 10 more
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
f@ What sort Of victory would

EF What sort Of victory would it
have been at Donelson and how proud
should we have felt over it, if half dozsn
regiments, more or less of negroes had
been engaged in The battle on our side -
The aboIitionists have been insisting that
the negroes should be armed and put into
the field bv the side of our white soldiers,
aud had it been done. doubtless the sboli-
ZIONIST. would now be claiming that negro
gallan.ry and prowess had the battle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
EN- The Cincinnati Gazette account,

EN- The Cincinnati Gazette accounts
Rarey rather mean. 1t saws he took more
money out Of Cincinnati for bis three e1 >
hibitions than has been made hy any oth>
er candidate for public favor in the same
time in that CITY tor many a day, yet he
refused TO give an exhibition for the bene-
fit Of the Sanitary Commission, at tn, So
licitalion of committee of ladies', alleging
that his arrangements prevented.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
Appointment of High Sheriffs for 1862

The following appointments 10 t'ie office
of high she itf>; for the year 1862, have
been made by the Lord Lieutenant Of Ire>
land
Cork couarv-Henry Harding, Esq, of
Firvlile, MaCroom.
Cork city--Daniel Danagan, Esq, Car
rigmore.
Limerick county-Edward Croker, Esq,
Bai,ingarde.
Limerick city - Robert Hunt, ESQ,
Georges street.
Londonderry-John Adams, Esq, of
Ralydevi,t, Bsllyrnoney.
TiYpetary Clarke, Esq, of
Graiguoe Park. Holy Cross.
Rosconmon-John H. Dillon, ESQ
Johnstown, Alhone,
Leitrim - Hugh M'Ternan, Esq, OF
Heapstown, Rivarstown.
Cavan-Alexander Nesbitt, Of Lismore
Crosdoney,
Derry-Jsmes Crosbie, Esq, Of Bally-
heigue Castle.
An,rin-Fredrck Hugh Henry Esq, Of
Lo lge Park, St,affan.
Carrickfergus Andrew Forsythe, Esq, OF
Scout Bush.
Clare-Han. Edward O'Brien, Of Dro,
moapd. Newnarket-on>Furgus.
Armagh-John James Bigger, Esq, OF
Fa'more Park, Dun1alk.
Sligo-Abrsham Martin, Esq, of Bloom.
field.
Down-John Joseph Whyte, Esq, Of
Co!enaccan, Loughbrickland.
Monaghan--Captain Jesse Llsyd, oi
Camla.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28
~ Dean Swift was enc time solicited

v Dean Swift WAS enc time solicited
TO preach sermon for the benefit of the
poor. When the preliminary exercises
we're sons through, he arose and selected
the text: "He that giveth to the poor
lendeth 20 the Lord" "How," aaid the
witty pastor, abruptly closing the book,
aif you like the security, down with your
du,. -
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~" An honest man is The MOBILES.
work of Cod" enthusiastically exclaimed
a hard shell Baptist, and then, after a
pause, he added. "bu. then the Lord
hasn't had JOB in this world for fifty
years"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

EE Mr. Hacker the President Of the
Illinois constitution convention, said in a
speech the other da7 / have as much
"sympa'hy for a horse THETA, for secsx-
''sionis', and as mnch respect for seces.
s.si0nisk az for an ob Hitontsk.n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-02-28

svsvxp HEa RIGHT-A few dsys since,
sevsrsl qirl. 10 Springfield, ILL.,, called sn
rarrulou. old woman in that city, whose
ouly occupation was slsndering, and tat
ding about her nsighbo,s. led her to a
stream and gave her = good duckinz, with
the promise Of more. II 10 the future she
did not mind her own business. Served
Der right
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~ The City Council of Baltimore
have passed resolution ordering all disloy-
al teachers in the public schools OF that
city to be dismissed, and Union teachers 10
be put in their places.
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EF An editor out Vast who served
four days on jury, SAYS he is so full Of
law that it is hard for him to keep from
cheating everybody.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT has been made in the condition of
IL mortgage dated on the 18th DAY Of July
1883, made by William l(uyke Of GAINESVILLE.
Wisconsin,, to Smith, Mcigs & Co.. of Red
Wing, Minnesota, and duly recorded ia. the
office of Register Of Deeds in and for the con rttg
OF Goodhue Minnesota. on the 14th day of
July, 1883, in Book Of Mortgage l1eeds, on
pages SO: and 64o Which mortgngseis npon
and conycyes to the said Smith. Meigs q Co..
the following described tpremises,} to wit :
'ots one q and 1.-TWO ny 81 Block two (2( o:
Sweney's Addition. to the town OF Rcd Wing,
and was given to secure the sum of tiltv-.ix
dollars, payable in three months from the a. te
st said n. ortgaee, with interest after f'atufi'y
Mt the rate; Of five per cent: pr month until
paid. according, to, note execute! oy sald
Huyke: payable to said Smith, Meigs u 90.
upon which there Is claimed. 10 be due, and is
due at this late the sum Of sixty mine and
9l-1oO dollars (S69.9D. And no suit 0, pro-
|ceedngs at law or otherwise have been lnstl.
tuted to rccovet the SAME or any part thereof
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale in said mortgage
|contained, and in pursuance Of the statute in
SUCK case made and provided said mortgage
Will DO foreelosed, and said mortgageI prem.
Uses sold at public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, by the Sheriff Of said Gooahue
county At tie front door Of the Cotirt House n
the city Of Red Wing inssaid Geodhnor county
on tho l2th day Of June, AID. 1861, At 10
O'Clock A. NJ to satisfy the amount that shall
be then due on said note and mortgage, besides
the costs of sale, SMITH ): ME1Gs s CO.,
- @&a Mortgages.
Dated Red Wing. Mimi, April aoth, A. D
l1sso. n154 n43vs:7w /
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MoRTGIAGEI SALE: 4

,nEFAULT having been made in the codi-
~ tiofs Of acertalu NOR tgage deed, exceeded
by Andrus ,Durand and Caroline Dnrand, his
wife, MoSt94gods ITO James SLaw thor. Mort
gaeeo, dated tlsA l1th day ASf March. A. d.
1857, and recorded in the office of the Rcgistcr
Of Decd,s in and, for tho County OF Gooihue
Minnesota, on tie 4 18th .Nay8 offMarch. A %
1887, in Book "2," If Mortgage Deeds pages 2ss
and ISL; upon which mortgage there is claim
cd to DO due, and is dns At the date Of this no.
.iso The sum Of nine hu ndrcd and sixteen dol
lars and foNr cents (S9le.04]. =
And no proceedings at law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted to recover the said debt by
said mortgage secured. or any part thereof.
And whereas, the lands and PREMISES in said
mortgage, and thereby convened, are described
rs follows, 20 wit: LOIS, numbered one {Il two
(el. three lsl, four y, nine (sl and ten 10y
IN Block mum bored thirty Ave SIS Elm the town
Of Cannon Falls in the County Of Gooahue and
State Of Minnesota, according to the recorded
plat of said town, i'll the office OF the Register
e Desds of said Goodhue Couasyszg1ssz.sss
Now. therefore, BY vtrsnszzsof the powar OF
sale contained in said mortgage, ma duls re-
corded thtrewith; and pursuant toafhe statute
in sach cass msde and provided, the said mort
gagged premises will be sold At public auction to
tho biehest bidcer In front Of the. Con Ii House
in the city Of Red Wing in said Goodhue Coua-
", on the 1.th day Of JUNO. N D. 1863. at
ted O'Clock instAs forenoon of thst day, 10 SAT-
isfy the amount aforesaid; together With the
costs and di3borue msntss Of ssid sale tss.s
Dated At Red Wing, MIMI, this Gath day q
Aprit.sA. D. 1859. 4 szsssEss-zs SIS SIS asa a
wv. PaxLre, JAMES LAWTHER.
"~~~~~ - Attorney. s-r~z-4 Mort.sgec
Mss n4ov6:sw