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Congressional.
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RICHMOND. Anpnst

SENArE.-ln the Senate Mr.. Sparrow.
chairman OF the committee on military af
fairs, presented bill providing for the en-.
roiment of all persons liable to military du.
ty, not already enrolled, wherever found
also bill concerning Partizan Rangers.
MIR. iancy submitted n series Of resolu.
ton" affirming that the war now being wup
ed by the United States, is a war ns well
upon the people rs upon the Government
Of the Confederate States, and that the
principles upon which this Government and
the Government of the several States which
compose it, arc founded, justify each citi
zen in attacking the invader, whether by
individual action or organized bands, and
that when any of our citizens, in the exer>
ercise of This sacred right, shall fall into the
hands OF the enemy, and are treated other.
wise than as prisoners Of war, the duty of
the Government is to retaliate for Injuries
done 10 them, and that the Senate will give
to the President its unfal,ering support in
the prompt execution Of the measures de
'ised for complete protection Of our cil.
zens In the exercise Of the inalienble right
Of sci: defence.
Y."ncy addressed the Senate in support
of the resolutions, and Wiz fall and others
briefly discussed the questions presented.
Further consideration Of the resolutions
were postponed until Monday.
Hnu.r Ia ia. IIn,.,
adopted rendering thanks of Congress TO
Generals Johnston, Lee ana Jackson, with
the officers AID men in their respective
commands for their gallant and mentorious
services in the late campaign.
An amendment was submitted by Mr.
Foote TO except Gen. iIuger. but was not
agreed to
A bill was introduced declaring Kansas
to be within the limits Of the Southern
Confederacy.
RICHMOND, August %.
SESArE.-In the Senate q bill was repor.
ported from the Committee on Military At
fairs, making some important modification
in the law regarding substitutes, and regu.
lating their reception into the army One
provision is that when substitutes deserts,
the person who offers him shall be held to
service.
The resolution Of enquiry into the expe
dieney Of separating the Paymaster, de-.
par'ment OF the army from the q Q,artermas.
tiers was adopted; also the resolution call
ing for official reports Of engagements with
the enemy, which have not been heretofore
communicated.
Mr Yancy's propositions to amend tho
rules so rs to provide that motions 10 90
into secret legislative sessions shall be vo-
ted on in.open session and determined ty a
majority, was discussed for two hours, and
fnaIly rejected. Yeas 1, nays II.
The Senate then adjourned until Mon.
day.
HousE. the House resolutions were
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The Richmond Enquirer Of Monday says !:
The information received from the two oppos-
ing armies near the Rapidan, render IL almost
certain that great battle is on the eve OF he.
ing fought. We should not be surprised Il Il
has already commenced. Gen. Lee commands
on one side and Gen. Pope on the other. Hesv.
en- gran: US great victory!
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The Todd Family.

AT the beginning of the war, Mrs Lincoln,
wife OF Abe Lincoln. had three brothers, all Of
whom subsequently entered the Confederate
service One was killed at the battle of Shiloh;
another, Lieut.. A. Ii. Todd, of the lst Kentuc
ky Cavalry, was killed at the battle of Baton
Rouge the remaining brother, Capt. Todd, Is
now in command ofa water battery, below
Vicksburg.
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II EADQU UARTERS

~
NHhr We INH RO' lON,
COLUMBIA, =. G., August 10, 1862.
(ESEltIED from the Camp of lm-truc-
- m""' 'eP"f'""nt OF Som'h carolina,
'.'e '"''nM'nS ~"hsc lpt'' Tor The apprchcn
'"' az" r'n."'E "' "hosn' III .h,a camp
wv" W 81 u "N"h out OF the state.
n;i ""u 90 80; II '""'" "''"'h TIE STATE VIII be
paul. VIZ
i"o" "E"k'hio"N'
J. J. Milling, G. Hartley,
". - anderson, IL ID. Robertson,
}. i. Hartley. Isaac Bourcn.
FROM CHESTER.
Tbomos O,i. rp.n
PROM HORNY
I'n" ,"'1v' W. ID Porter.
H. 'i'rdy'
FROM MARLBORO.
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OVerseers.

Overseers (says the Charleston Courier have
largely and rapidly increased in numbers since
the operation of the Conscriptior law, and in
many places the demand for situations contn'
ues brisk, without regard to salary.
In some districts the "ovcrseers" reside ten
miles from the places whi ch give them name
and exemp tion, and do not visit these places
moro than once a week.
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Attention, Co. 81" 18th Reet 8 "

ALL members Of the above Company.
who are absent at home, or else where.
whose furloughs are out will immediately
return TO the company, or they will be pub.
iished and treated as deserters. Those who
nre too sick TO return to camp, must send
certificate from Ply sician.
By order Of, w. ;. SLOWER
ls' LIT. Comd Go. 18th Regt. y. CIV.
Camp near GordonsviIle, Va Aug. -, 1861.
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The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
the New York Tribune confirms the with.
drawal Of McClelIan's army from the Pen.
insula, but its destination Is not named.
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CAsE Tos RSrALIArIos.--T Quincy, Mo. :,
Herald says twenty one Confederate prisoners
were shot at Macon, No, on the 18th. for
breaking Tier parole, and twelve more are un-
DER sentcnestf death.
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A GARD.

TliE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST
l. received fresh supply OF Groceries,
viz Old Port Wine, Pickles, Jc.lies and
Preserves. Saimond and Lob-ters in cans,
Dbl of MoasseS and 1900 lbs Of Suyar,
Tobacco, &c, which we will sell as los for
Cash rs can be bought any where.
NcLA!tNON II BRUMMIrTE.
July !, 1862, ol-,f
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) q u L IL G A r @ L n A
LHNIASTEK DISTRICT.
On ihe Common PIeaS.)
D"dIey Al. Usscry,et al. } Declaration

Samuel Spence. : Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did On the second
day OF December 1861, Tile his Declaration
against the Defendant, who Gas it is sudJ is
absent fom and without the limits Of the
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom a copy
o' The said Declaration might be served
IL II therefore ordered that the said De.
iv"u"n' o. appear and plead To the said
D,cc'ara'ion, on or before the third day Of
bccemorr next, which will be in the wear
OF out Lord one thousand eight hundred
ana Ni%ty-two, otherwise final Judgment will
then be given and awarded against him.
ii. J. HANCOCK, CrN.
Dec. 4th, l86l-l3-lv
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The friends Of Da. II. l.. JoHysroy an
nounce him candidate to represent Ian.
caster District in the lower Branch of ,he
next Legislature.
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The friends Of ]. l. Reed announce him
candidate to Represent the people of Ian
caster District in tie lower Branch Of the
next Legislature.
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Dispatches from Frankfort to the Nashville
Union, Of the nth instant say that Gov. Ma.
goffin and Lisut Gov Fisk, of Kentucky, have
resigned.
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Announcements.

MR. EDITOR Please announce MIR Jos
a. Cunningham candidate for the Leri,la
ture for the ensuing Term, and cbIge
UPPER CREEKs
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cB- An Obituary tribute, in memory of the
late DIR. James Shropshire, received too late for
this issue, will be published next week.
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Executors Notioe.

A LII persons having any claims against
"a the Estate, of William Duncan, decd,
are hereby notified to come forward and
present the same, TO the undersigned as the
Law directs and all who nre Indebted 10
the said Estate, are requested TO make pay
ment Of the same.
II. II. DUNCAN, }p
G. |. DUNCAN, "As'"'"'"'
July %, 1854 o4-
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NOTICE.

Application will be made 10 the LegisIa.
ture at It's next session for an incorporation
OF the horiah Baptist Association.
August 9Th 1862, oe-am
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Notice.

ALL persons are forcwarned not to trade
Tor note given bv me to Il. S. Huntly. Of
Union county, N. G, calling for Fifty Dol
Iars, and drawn one day after date and da.
ted about the 4th day of August ls62..-
The property for which said note was given
has proved to be nnsound, am therefore
determined not TO pay said note unless com.
peled by law.
TllOS. w. KENDRICK.
Aug. 90, 1852, ssNa,
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WAR NEWS.
Capture of Barboursyille.

CHATTANOOGA, August 2l.-The follow.
ing dispatch was received at Knoxville to-
day
Darbou'sviIle, August lS.-We took pos.
session Of here 10 day, capturing forty five
prisoners, six of them were sick in the hos.
pl'aI. The enemy has re,reatcd towards
Cumberland Ford.
SCOTS Louisiana cavalry has captured
Logan. The particulars Of the capture is
not yet known.
(Sigued) Col. Jso. psGR.M
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From the West

(Sigued) Col Jyo. PsGR.M
From the West.
MOBILE, Angus, 22.-A special dispatch
to the Mobile Advertiser and Register, da.
ted Jackson, 2lst inst, says.
The enemy have taken Haynes Bluff on
the fazoo River, which gives them control
Of the mouth and furnishes n good base for
operations against Vcksburg.
Gen. Breckenridge arrived here thi, eve.
ming. Also, the Confederate sick from be.
low.
Large numbers Of tho Fort Donclson
officers have arrived here to meet their com.
mands who are daily expected 10 arrive
from Western prisons.
lhe Federa's continue - ravagc the river
plantations, but venture no further than
from TO 10 miles from shore.
FROM ioEDoNsvILLE.--Thcr. has bccn
n" active movement along tho lines around
Hordon,vile since our last report W.
understand from passengers Who arrived nv
the Central road last evening that there
VAS some skirmishing on Sund ~, nrd ,hn,
u decisive conflict wTs hourly looked for
and eagerly awaited by our troops, who
are becoming impatient Ia engage the foe
When the train passed Gorion,villr YES.
terdny, II was reported that Pope had de.
rllned battle rendered him on the Knpd,n.
and had fallen back in the direction Of CrI,
peper Court House. Those who INV, fn.
'orable facilities for obtaining correct infor.
nation, entertain the opinion that the Yam.
Zee General will soon hav. To acc.u, h,,,,,s
or subject himself to II most harrassinp re-
treat Richmond Dispatch, 2Jth inst
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Dec. 4th, l86l.-l3-ly.
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| HE Regiment Of Reserves heretofore
Il organized within the Fourth Brigade
Sortr Carolina Militia, and commanded by
t"I \. ~ Brown, constitutes the FIRST
REGIMENT or TIE FIRST CORPS
OE nESNn nNL,.S
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PROBATE NOTICE.
srArk or. NJ 1NNEsorAl

STAIR OF NJ rNNEsoTAl t5
County Of Gcodhue.i ss' In Probate Ccurt.
In the matter Of the accounting of VIM.
Fryherger, Administrator of the estate of CAL
vim Frizzell, deceased. : $3.50 y
ON the application Of Win. ~Fryhersar. adj
- ministra.or OF the estate Of Calvin Frz
zoll. deceased, late Of said countyit is order
cd that the I'd day of April, a. D. 1862. hc and
the same is hereby assigned as the time FOR ex
a''ining allowing taae Anal account OF sail
adtnin'Str"tor-and all persons interested in
sa't estate are required to appear before the
Probate Court at its Office in the city OF Rcd
Wing, in said county, at 10 o'clock. 4. H.. Of
that day, and show cause, If any there be. WHY
not be allowed. ~ 49, - ~ x~r,98
And it is further ordered that said admins
trator give notice of the time and place Of ex
asnluln- said account, hv causiuc . cory OF
this order to be published IN the Goo.iiue Vol
nnteer six successive weeks prior TO said end
day Of April.
Dated Red Wing. Mimi. Feb'y 18th 1862.
CLINTON G. REYNOLDS,
niSo nSoyd:1w. Judge OF Probate.
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AN ACT

For the relief of settlers upon School
- Lands.
BE 1t enacted By the Legislature Of the
State Of Mianesota,::
Section +. That if any of the occu-
pants Of the schoo! lands belonging to
this State shall, on or bvtors the first
day Of June next, pay to the proper
officer the taxes, together with one.
fifth part of the rent levied upon such
lands and improvements, according to
the provisions ola law approved March
ninth, in the year ore thousand eight
, hundred and sixtv-one, and entitled
can act to provide for the apprisal,
sale and leasing of school lands and
the inyestment Of the funds arising
therefrom," such officer shall ahate
four-tit Of all moneys charged rs
rent on such lands, according to the
provisions of this act. Provided,
That the provisions Of this act shall
apply only to the rents OH such lands
for the year ls6l.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage. S. ...
Approved Feb. %, lss2. ~sasf
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LEGAL N@0 ITO E, s. ~
!. -" n ~ r FAsEt q " 20 - sIEast z
MORTGAGE SALE y
WHEREAS default has been made in the
wv rayment Of the debt secured hy mort

WHEREAS. default has been made in the
w payment Of the debt secured by mort
yoge dated May 2lst, A. D. lS56 executed and
by Lysander A. Feit, and Mar
tina Felt his wife, Of the County OF Goodhue,
and Territory CHOW State) of minnesota, and
to, Jared Patrick Of the County OF
Rice in said Territory, and duly recorded IN the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds, for the afore.
said county of. Goodhue, on the 4th day Of June.
a. D. 1856, at ~ O'clock P. in Book LIST OF
Mortgages, on pages 256, PSI and 25S. ~ s.
And the amount claimed to be due upon the
debt secured by said mortgage at the date Of
this notice is five hundred and forty-four and
72-iOb. dollars. and no proceedings at law OF
otherwise have been instituted for the recovery
thereof.
Description of Mertgaged premises: Til,
North west quarter Of Section No. four (4( il
Township No. one hundred and nine (1oo
North OF Range No. eighteen (lS) West con
tanning one hundred and fity-nipe and 5o-lft
acres, according to the United States Govern
ment survey thereof situated in the County O
Goolhue and State Of Minnesota.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina
by virtue Of the power of sale contained in 50
mort@ag and duly recorded as aforesaid. an,
pursuant to the statutes Of this State in sue
cases, maze and provided, the said mort
gage wi]tbeforeciose by sale of the mortgage
promises aforesaid, at public auction, 1T th
office Of the Sheriff OF said Goodhue County,i
the city Of He'd Wing, in said county, on tn
2ith day Of March, 4. D. 1862, at ,ne o'cloc
p. NJ, to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, aud the costs and disbursements Of sal
safe JARED PATRICK,
Cole e. CASE $3.50 Mortgagee.v
| AtJ'y$ for Mor:ga gee,
/ Faribuult, MINI.
Dated February llrh, A. .. 1862.
nl3o n2ovS:7w
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EVERY FAMILY
HYDRO. MAGNETIC SIPHO

HYDRO MAGNETIC SIPHO,
For the prevention and cure OF all diseases
the urinary and sexual organs, the kidneys,
stomach lad bowels, and prevention of conccp-
ton. .i,,< 49,, -, IT,.
This Sipho, when used, pre- vents ard cures
Nervous Debility. CoStivcncss, Dyspepsia
Liver Coln2laint, He slachc, Lecuchorrhoca or
Whites, Prolapsus. Utcri or Falling Of the
Womb D5structcd Menstraticn, and al com
plants Of the Urinal Organs, Kidneys and Bow
els. + i/,| III 49,.
The Sipho enables all to prevent and cure
disease. without recourse to drugs, herbs pills.
or nos:rums. 1t is perfectly safe :: it will last
a Ii te-tmc, without getting outof order, and
never fails; it is simple aud can be used by a
child. 1t acts Numerically and chemically
removing. absorbing and destroying all NOR
bid sccretions and poisonous matter liz the svs-
ten. It is pleasant to use, imrarts strength
ana life TO the body, onliycns the spirits i'd
parts chccrtulncss to the mind and gives tora
and elasticity to all who usc it, that will last
for years. 1T enables those whose health or
circumstances do not permit an increase of
family, 20 regulate or limit their offspring, but
must not be used during pregnancy, as it would
produce miscarriage.
We serd with cac i sipho important private
information. for the Married, and those con-
temrlatsng Marriage, also, fu directions for it's
use. ~;
FAIL NOT TO SECURE ONE
Single on:s, So; cheaper quality, 3d.
Each one is warranted. They are securely
packed. and forwarded to all parts ofthe coun-
try. Address, !" ''5'f'f
.itINDE. j. RUSSELL,
Box b BROOKLYN, New York.
AA'sH tt.r. 49,. 40 a. 4 !tIGf IL iufJ:y
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MILITARY PORTRAITS,
~ MAPS AND ARMS,

THIS MOST ELEGANT WORK is READY.
THE large, splendid Hcad-piece exhibits a
l. soldier in each Of the uniforms worn in
our army, protecting the Stars and STRIPES with
Muskets and Rifed Cannon. In the fore ground
are Zouaves tramping on the Rebel Flag. and
a serpent underneath, the flag being plainly
shown. Under this: are correct portraits Of
Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Lyon, Butler: Fro
mont, Banks, Sprague, Prentiss, Blenkcr
W DOL, Rosecranz, Burnside, Dix, Sigel, Nc
Dowell, and Commodore Stringham, Coils. Cor
coran and Meager, aud several others. At the
bottom, is a new map, just engraved II by 2e
inches in size. showing the whole Of Missouri
Kentucky and Tennessee, with parts of Kansas
Arkansas. Ohio, Indiana a, d Illinois. accord
der of this Chart is composed Of Military Fig
nrcs. showing fourteen positions for the mus
ket. according to liardee'S Tactics
e-Y@ This chart can be had with the Military
Map Of Maryland, Virginia, etc., IN place O.
the Map Of Missouri, Kentucky, etc. Size g
So. Price 80 cents.
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MORTGAGE SALE

DEFAULT having been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage deed. executed by
Rcn'anlin +. l1oyt and Elizabeth EIoyt, his wife,
Mort"agorS, to Chaunce1 F.. Dim1ck, Mortga-
gee. dated june 7th, A. D. 1850, and recorded
IN the office Of the Register of Deeds of the
County OF Goodhne, Minnesota, on the 18th day
of June, A. d. 1850. IN Book ;'G'' page COL. upon
when mort@a@c there is claimed to be due. and
IS dne at the date of thus notice the snn of ono
thousand three hundred and thirty ght dol
lars and twenty-ninc cents Isl ,32S.29).
And no procccdin gs at law or otherwise hay
ing been instituted to recover the said debt by
said m ortgnge secured, or any part thereof.
And whereas, the lands and premises in said
mort gage, and thereby conveyed, is described
as follows, to wit: Lots one (D, two (2), and
eight (s1 Of Block fourteen (14l, and Lot lime
90 of Block forty-s;x (4G) in the town OF Red
Wing; and Lot seven ~ of Block nine f9) in
Freeborn's Addition to Red Wing, according to
the recorded plats OF said town OF Rcd Wing
and a editions. in the Office of The Reeistcrse
Deeds, of said Goodhuc County and The East
half OF the Northwest quarter of the North
west quarter Of section twenty-five (25) Town
ship one hundred and thirtcen (113) North OF
Range fifteen (15) Wost, sll Of the above des-
crlbcd lands and premises being in the County
Of Goodhue Minnesota ~ i,
Ane whereas the said Chaunccy 3. Dimck
has paid the taxes due and assessed on tn,
above described land to the nm oupt Of ninety
eight and G3-lo) dollars prior to this date.
Now, therefore, by virtus of tho power Of
sale contained in said mortgage, and duly re-
corded Herewith and pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided the said mort
gagged premises will bic Sold at pnl1ie sncsi<,I ia
the highest bidder. in front Of the Court lTohSe
in the city Of Rcd Wing, in said Good hue County
on tire ,Srd day Of April, A. B. 1862. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. to satisa',
the amount aforesaid together with the costs
and disbursements Of said sale aud also the said
urther sum OF S2S.63 which said MORTGAGE
has paid for taxes on said land j
Dated Red Wing. January Goth 1882.
CuAUNCEY b. DTNICK,
W. W. IHELrs, Atty. Mortgage.
!SS n1S ,f.T
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STATE or MlsSEsoTA.l District Court q
Goodhue County. First Judicial District
Isaac spauldfny, Aor,sa.ee. -
= against - 49,,
Wade welIman, Mortcasar. :. !. il
Andrew Misener, Samuel T. Notice OF Sale.
an Brunt, James Clark and
Sarah. his wife. II Z DING
nssres, January Term 1s6a-Ss1a 4s-Ioo.
puksuA ANT to Decree mace in this case A.
L the Regular January Term of this Court
held at the city of Red Wing, within aud far
She County OF Goodhue, GU She first TUESDAY,
IN January 4. D. lssa, the undersigned Sheriff
ot said tsoo-hse County viii sell al uubl;e aue-
hen to She highesscash bidder st the efsce Of the
sheE.a OF said Gosdhue eoxn.y in the city o,
ssd Wing, in said county, ON the ssth dav Of
March A. D., 1862, a. enc o'eloek r. NJ. the
Iosewing described premises sisnase in the
sesnsy OF Geeahae and State OF Minnesota he
ihs tie same Premises described Id the asera-
SAID Decree. tn-wis: f = :.
The South West quarter Of Section number
twenty go. in Township orr hundred and
nine. ias,f North Of Range eighteen West wish
ali this arparsenaness therein rito BELONGING
Dated Feb. IIsh. AID. 1853
MARTIN s. CHANDLER.
ShssS a of Gaedhae County, M;un.
~CoIE q Cash, Pits Atty.
les FaribAast, MINI. 80 3
nAss. n4sys.fv
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SALE UNDER FORECLOSURE


STATE OF Mr<Nn*orA,l District Court First
County Of Goodhuc. Judicial District
Charles c. Spottswood Plaintif.I
~ against
Francis r. Stcrritt. Defendant.
Judgment at January Term, dated January
l1th, 1862, for S7so'.63.
1NpurSn2ncc and by virtue Of Judgment and
L decree of foreclosure and sale made by the
above named Court. in the above entitled ac-
ton, made and entered! us aforesaid. I: the sub
sc1iber. re cree for shat purpose, duly APP
p'inteI by said Court, will sell. at public auc-
ton, in scperate tracts and parcels to the high
est bidder therefor, for cash, at the front door
Of the Court House in the city Of Red Wing,
in said Goodhue County. on Thursday the 1otn
day Of April, y. D. 1852. at eleven O'Clock in
tn forenoon, the following described premises
anil Real Estate. lying and being in the Town
Of Central Point. in said County of e,oo1huc,
and State Of Minnesota. known and designated
as follows, viz: Lots No. nine (9) I'M Block
NO. live ( -, also lots No. four a. and five (5)
in Block No. thirth-one (3l). all situated in
Bai}cys addition to the said Town 81. Central
Point az surveyed by 3. G. Ba!dwin-also
lots No. iiItyf 50 J, ffty-sx 81; j. fity-se
(5),, fifty, eight [5s) and htty nine 80 j, to-
Gethcr with the fraction Of lot al)oiging lot
I fifty nine (5ol. bounded as follows to wit by
Main and Front Streets in front of Block 10.
six 60 to low water mark, excepting twenty
four ga feet on the North west end Of said
fraction, and lot No. three 3 }, all Of Block No.
one Il }: also lots No. two Nv and three (3) in
Block No. six(6) also lots No. eight (s) and
nine I?) in Block No. five ~, accord ng to IL
recorded rlat ol'>said Town Of Central Point,
as surveyed and plated by VIM. Rock in May,
A. ID. 1855; together with the Saw Mill on
said lot No. fifty nine (:9), and the fruction
of lot adjoining, with all the machinery. en-
CINE fixtures. tools, saws, or implements be-
longing thereto or in any wise attached to the
aforesaid mill.
Dated the oath day Of February. A. y. 1862.
| s. S. BURLESON.
Special Referee.
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