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l. e & 4 L N D ITO e s.
MORTGAGE SALE.

|W71tERfR, dsfultkha@ beonsSmad do in"the
w Csnditi1n of certain mortgages deed
made executed and delivered by Nehemiah V.
Bennett and Sarah A. rennctt., his wife, OF
Red Wing, Gondhue Comfy. and Territory
(now State of Minnesota, Mortg:sors, to James
said mortgage deed bears dates on the 9Th day
OF juno. A. y. 1887, and was duly recorded
in the office Of the Register of Deeds in anA for
said Gnolhuc county. Minnesota on the said
9th day Of June, A. D. 1851. at 2 o'clock
H. of snl day in book 2 of Mortgage DeeLs
page G24.
And Whereas said mortgage was SO made
executed and ,l"livered to secure to th"s said
Mor1ra@cn abov: named. the .puymcn! Of two
promissory notes made by the said Nehemiah
" Bennett, M"rtgaror, each bearing date June
9th 1887, and each for the sum Of seven hum
drel and fifty dollars. enc dine in one year. and
the o. her due in two years from their said date
with interest at the rate: Of twenty-fonr pei
cent. per annslm from date until paid and the
said note, principal and interest. remaining
unpaid and the same now being due and the
power OF sale in said mortgage having bccoae
operative, and whereas there is claimed to be
due and is due upon said notes and mortgage
at the date of this. Eotice tn: sum Of twenty
four hundred anu six dollars and sxty-twe
ccats (S24O6.62.) 49, a.s>.. <. II
And whereas the sail James Lawther, said
Mortgagee has paid for and on account Of the
taxes due and assessed on said mortgaged
premises for the years 1888, 1853, 1850 and 1881
the sum Of ninety three dollars and Eine+y-siS
cents prior to the date of this notice. And
whereas, no suit proceedings lave been in
stitutcd at law or otherwise to recover the debt
remaining secured by such mortgage or any
part thereof.
! Now, therefore. by virtue of the power o
sale contained i'll said mortgage, and duly re-
corded Herewith. anil pursuant to the statute
III such case made and crowded, the said mort
gagged premises which are described in saic
mortgage as follows. viz z: Commencing at the
/ Mort east corner OF lot six in block thirty
seven (:;7 in the town now city Of Rel Wing
and running thence Southrrly along the line OF
Bush street thirty f:-t (3o). thence westerly
iN"rther1E. parallel with Bush street thirty ( 30
street to the place Of beginning. accc riding tt
tie rtcorlo plat of said town now city) in thu
otlitc of the Register Of Deeds for Geodhue
County aforesaid, and situate in said Goodhu'
County and State Of Minnesota, will be sole
at public veilue to the highest bidder for casl
at the front door Of the Court (TouSe in sai'
Iclty OF Rel Wing. county Of Goolhue ant
State Of Minnesota on thursday the 18th day 0
July. a. ID. 1862. Il. 10 O'Clock in tbs forenoon
of said day to satisfy th. amount dre on sai
! NJ nnrtg"gc and the Indebtedness thereby secure,
ana the costs md expenses allowed by law, to-
gethcr with the said sum Of ninety-three dol
a:s and Ninety-SiX cents, which said mort gage
l. as paid for taxes on said land
D"tci at Red Wing, MINI. Jnne Sd. A. D
1852 JAMES LAWTHER.
| W. '" PHELPS. Mortg~gec
Atty for Mortga.ce. n45:7w
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A gentleman who was paying his
addresses to I<dy at length summon.
ed courage to ask ifhis suit was agree.
able to her, and whether he light fiat.
ter himself with chance of its ult;.
mate success. The witty lady replied
,"'%ripcs )" telling the gentleman to
'transposo the letters Of the word Sc
as to form on: Of them her answer
The Boston ]oe>rnoi says the answer
is '.1oress it," As "strlpes might be
transformed into "stcp sir" the swain
who received this word as an answer
to his suit must have been in squan
diary, but the fair lady, we are happy
to say was not hard hearted. Another
equally good answer is ''persist."
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/ IN Cazcnovia, New York, recently
q district school gave an exhibition
embracing dramatic scene in which
adcsertcr a was to be shot. The &C,
was performed, and the lad who acted
the part "a son ofthe Rev. +. +. SWAMI
fell dead upon the stage. 1t was found
Tint in loading the gun, brass frrulc
on the ramrod had slipped from its
place and remained in the barrel. The
aim was but too true, and the fcrule
struck him in the side, fracturins two
.mhs and coming out through the back.
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of FASHIONS

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MIRROR Of FASHIONS
WITH GvEAT IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDITIONS,
the summer lumber contains
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Comprising the
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Together with nearly 100 Enaraving Of all
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ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the world. published 473 Broadway, and sold
everyw here ut 25 cts, or sent by mail post
free. on receipt Of the amount in stamps 0.
silver. 1early 81, with the following valuable
premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled to a
receipt for the selection Of SO cts. worth o,
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or from the show room, or they may be order
ed and sent by mail any time during the year
by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to Canvassers. #s
Summer kunbsr nav ready. Re
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For Sale.

NNE Yoke oF Workin. Cattle, cosj sixc
- we'll broke. perfectly orderly. six wears
cid. Atse one good team Of Horses, caria bic
Of doing heavy business
a..t o." THOMAS CARNEY,
Gooihue Centrs.
II addressed BY, mail. Iirees Red Ming Post
eiAes. nH.sv
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Bailey. Hoiuse,,. J,

'NENm ~ miles from Red Wing, on the .Xantor-
L vilfs road %7Sa *F1-sss 49, -
s> Accommodations. for man and beast furnish
ed a. anablsG rates. t,e1.f SssbIsn1 ~
rssnsy atwxssE. s@@Ez&# 1s.77 - z@* 4 : x
J. II. BALLET. Proprsesor.
nsoa nTE-Eiesly
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Span Of Horses Takes up.

The subscribe took up span Of grey horses
my premises. in tie town OF Burnside. county
of Goodhue. on the ltth inst The owner can
have the same by calling at my farm, proving
p eperty and. paying charges, s.,.s r .s..s-s
Dated Nay lssh 1852.
IE FccIEST.)N
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CLUBS TO ONE POST OFFICE.
With the subsc: ibc1s' names printed one each

Additions may he made to clubs. providing for
the papers added to expire when the club does.
Additions made during the first three months
Of the club to pay the full club rate; those
made previous to the second quarter expiring
to pay one fourth less, and those after the ex-
piration Of the first six months, one half.
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CrX miles fre,s Red Wing. on the zamhross
~ road. Coed aesommod asians for both Una a
pus beast at reasonable rates.
- f. f.IuHN HACK, Proprietor.
..sssare ~ ~ss ss~GliIys
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THE ALEXANDER ORGAN

Is q reed instrument, corresponding in power
and compass to the ordinary l6 teet pi pc Organ.
perform upon this instrument without difficulty
the key board being the same as that of the
Piano. :'
In rosewood cases, 5 stops... ...s $3.50
- '"'..'.... lS5
"a" Ii "........ .......:. 23j
IS stoPs, with percussion. -......-...... 310
i3 stops, with percussion, AMI "expressi>n
a la main. n."...: :......... .............. s75
The same, in rich rosew ood cases .... ...-.. 42j
liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, Scminaries and
Teachers. The Trade supplied on the most
liberal tern S.
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- 5}a Broadway. New York.
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THE EQUESTRIAN :: =
Military Portrait Gallery,


Thirteen. Of oar most noted Fstld Gneruls
a., on Horseback, ..~.....
IN two groups, very large, besides the head,
i only Of several others. s & ~ -. .: ~.
''his Chart is pronounced by all who have
seen it to give the best likene*ses Of our lead
ing officers yet engraved, and to be altogether
the most
Bold, Spirited and Attractive
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spared to make the colorine. and finish us near
ly perfect as possible. This splendid new Chart
is noec all ready. Size % IS. Price 80 cents.
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EUROPE HOTEL :


I. The subscriber has leased ard newly furn-
ished, in the best styls, the 1v~
~. = EUROPE HOTEL, s~,@- s4s
and - now ready TO accommodate The travel
ling public with al the conseniances OF mod
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{ BOARDING BY the day o. br .Es xssk Il
Ysssena BE nArKs - - So SO
Good sssbling for teams VII be furnished,
andsvsEyscars md. attention will - Rissn 10
both man and beas.. = IS.
Red Wing,JuIJ 5i, 1851. = s.ss.sfs - rs. s.e
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-, TRI-WEEKIIY .7r.u j.. 5ss
PIONEER E. &aDEMoc7AT

Mailed on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays
One copy, one year by MALL $3.50
One copy, six months - So , 200
Ore copy, three months &c 100
~ Fostmasters and others who get up clubs
of any number. mailed to one address. will he
supplied at Twenty five cents per month, or
Seventy-tive} cents per gu rter. From these
rates no deviation will be made.
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THIS HOTEL y CosvxsrEsrLG Es1EAsao
L for business men visiting New York. The
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public that he has recently reats@d and. fuFn-
ished his Uouse. and j. prepared 70 give those
uhs may favor him With their Faksmagc the
eomsorts sf , home. while 2siouEu5Dg il. the
city - BesEd eI 80 per d.y.& 80 - z* s.
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G1sO PIANOS.--WAR PRICES.--Ncw
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over strung and iron-tramed. for $50 dollars
7 oct. do, for rs, goo an. $50 dollars. Second
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G19 wood, l25 dollars one 6M do. Waters,
so dollars one do. 617,i51 dollars. MELo-
DhoSs, ~ oct. second -hana, 40 dollsrs one
5 oct. do, 80 dollar. do. Piano style, IS dol
lars. Foreign Music at cents page. Pianist
in attendance to try new Mnsic
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No. 4Sl Broadway.
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TIE eMS:
DAILY, TR1- WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
OUR LIBERAL CLUBBING TERMS.

OUR LIBERAL CLUBBING TERMS.
DAILY. TR}WEEELT.
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Ten Copies for 60 90 Eight Copies for "a %
Four Copies tto one address Per annum S. 90
Five Copies "a - - .--.E5 90
Ten Copies g :. =, ~ 10 90
- The person sending Club Of 10 is en-
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Oriental preventive 10 Conception,
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NOTICE.
Ladies wholo not wish IN increase of family
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preventive. 1t is very simple in it's use, and
does not injurc the system.
Sent s"curc from observation to any part .,
the United States by mail on receipt Of tho
money. Whole packages three dollars half
packa gcs two dollars, and extra fine packa
Six dollars per PACKAGE Address "a
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DAILY PIONEER & DEMOCRAT

One copy, one year, by mail, 5000
One copy, six months, '' 800
One copy, three months, I" $50
Postmasters and others who get up clubsllnail-
led to one address, will be supplied at forty
cents per month for each subscriber, or one dol
lar and twenty cents per quarter. -:
These are established rates, from which no
deviation is made, for large or small clubs.
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NEW MUSIC FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS
~ and Cho,Ts.-" Shall we Know Each Other
'Thcrc:' BY the Rev. K. Lowry, author o
'''abbath Bells, Chime on" The words arc
most beautiful, and plainly Indicate the recog
milton Of friends in Heaven. and the music !:
well adapted to the words. 1t is selling yer,
rapidly. and will soon be as popu lar as :: n
Sorrow There Price 3 cents single, 25 cent:
per dozen, dollars per hundre Postage one
cent each. Sheet form. with piano accompani
ment 25 cents mailed free.
Just Published by HORACE WATERS,
No. 4S1 Broadway, n. Y.
Horace Waters, mnsic publit her, of New
York, so widely known by his sabbath Schoo
Bell, has just published ne hymn and tune
which is likely to become extensively popular
1t is entitled Shall we Know Each O,he,
There = Supcrntendeats who are getting
ready for their Spring anniversaries would dc
we'll to sene. for it at once.-\ Sunday Schoo
Times, Philadelphia.) n4.56w
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SIN G E r e CO.'S
Letter IIA,,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

w1LH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
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cabinet cases. The Folding Case, W hch is now
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The cases are Of every imaginable design
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Chicago Office. 50 Clark Street.
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n4lvG Agent in st. Paul
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WEEKLY
PIONEER. T. CEMoS?AT.

Fdrty-fight Columns # Reading Halter.
One copy, one year r.--.'---S 200
One copy. sIA months 100
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TIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

/ 4 New Singing Book for day schools, called
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Duets, Trios. Quartetts and Choruses, many
OF them written expressly for this work, be
sides 80 pages Of the Elements o! Music. The
Elements are so easy and progressive, that or
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sentiments, that no trouble will be experienced
IN inducing all beginners to 60 on with zeal in
acquiring skill one OF the most heal tn Civ
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of its songs original, selected and adapted, it
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for Seminaries, Academies and Public Schools
few sample pages of the Elements, Tunes
and Songs are given in circnlar; send an,
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anthor of - Sabbath School Bclls," Nos. and
2. which have had the enormous sale of 655. o!
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