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1AN -. MRRITT, LUirOKS.
UK!) WING, M. f., JAN. 16, 1858.
O I E A lUPJEit E I
OPPICE OPI-OMIT. THE POST OFRIOK,
There are members' in both houses from
tho North, that, politically, have nothing to
lose—that have I st the confidence of their
constituents and expect nothing more from
them- who may le base enough to favor this
measure. Such may be careless of the plac••
they will occupy in the public opinion. But
they will be marked) during the b.ief space
of time that thay remain unforgolten, as base
traitors and hirelings.
This to lie sure would IKS small satisfac-victim
tion to Minne-o a Nothing indeed could
hush the general indignation which would
be the consequent of the success of this
movement nothing could or should satisfy
her short of an entire and abso'ut? discon
nection of her name and interests from
the wnole transac.i«n. We would rather
our Senators and lleprcscn'atives would re.
sirn their sea's, and the Legislature and pco
pie hereafter refuse to fill then positions—
to sever all connexion with the general gov
ernment, and go on our own hook—than
that Minnesota should, even against her
will, lie a party to such an iniquity. The
wlnle thing seems to ns incredible it can
not bo persisted in, or if it is, we arc confi
nt that sufficient numbers Ironi the north
rannot lie found to carry it thiough the Low
er House wo hope so, at any rate.
s:, OK TIIK COUNTY*
The Pino Mand plan for a division is to
tike ci„iit iowns fr.m (ioodhue- -being two
t?CJ sol* townships from the south part of the
county. Three townships comprisin? tho
iDithern t'er of townships in Olmst'.d Co.,
and the two westerly townships in Wuba
shaw. The Zumbrotli plan includes the
whole of the above an I half of south town
ship 111 in additjo'n. Tho residents of these
townships are said to 'o unanimous in favor
of tho division. Thoy claim that tho ifls
tanea from that part of the county to lied
Wing is so -.Trent as to render it vory troub
limine and inconvenient to transact busi
ness. That Goodhue is large enough with
out them. Tint the territory embraced in
tha limits of the proposed county is suffi
ciently large, that its trade concentrates at
one point within it, nnd naturally should be
embraced in tho unc county. They urge
that (ltd Wing should favor the vision on
account, that, without it there is ri.-.k of the
County Seat being removed or of the Lake
City plain for a division being eventually
carried, which would he still worse for lied
county
have great
are nine
to*. rvniTOKS
v\
v\
Wl W\i\\] ieutiiifl.d
nn assessed all in "heap," so that we
would defy even the astu'c Councilor him
self, to distinguish the amount due from
each. We know and can point to over one
hundred different lots of those advertised,
that arc thus situated, some of which are
owned by as many as three different indi
viduals and in distinct pascels.
Now, sir, pray tel! us who is to adjudge
the amount ol taxes due from each. Cer-
A S O N OF JliNNf SOT A. tainly the Marshal cannot, for it is the func
It will be seen in another column that Pen- t«.°n of a different office. The City Coun
ator Rice lisis presented the Constitution of cil cannot, for the charter provides for a re
Mhnesofa to thu Preside?1. Notice of a bill assessment in such cases, which we ask in
to admit her ht the Union was also gi\en justice shall be done. Yours truly.
some Vimo since by our Delegate. Mr. Kings- RIUUT.
lmry. It is much feared that she will not
be admitted tbis session.
The Southern members of Congros&enler
tain tho design of coupling us with Kanzis
witfi the LccdthptOn Con.-titution. and make
rs admission the price o' ours. Much as we
wish Minnesota to be' admitted—to see her
Senators and itbpreseritatives in the halls of
Congress—to have their influence in the
legislation of ilie country—in short, to set'
Minnesota occupy the important position she
well dosoi ve-i-we do not wish it at thai
price, and we .ire sure that our Senators and
Representatives will not iuk it. It is claim
ed that this scheme will lie accomplished,
Hint the Administration has strength (is it
an administration measure?) to force it
through. That the South is unanimous—
and that a Miflicicnt number of members
f,om the Nnth wil vote with the "tuth'o
accomplish it.
Wc publish the above communication in
However the grievances "l.ight" refers to,
might have been, and should have been cor
rected by himself.he being a party interested,
in time ro have it co teeted. Ti assess
ment roll was open for inspection during
the time, and at the place, required by law
and ample notice given of it.
Tax payers instead of always finding fault,
when the collector comes around, should
!ook out—each one for himself a' all events—
and have errors and mistakes corrected in
season.
Our city Council have the credit of be
ing a very efficient and business-like body,
and no one of that body stands higher than
Mr. Ashton, who seems tc be the particular
of the wrath of Right."
E KOO! TE.11PI.AttS.
In the month of May, 1856, at Winona
M. T. was established the grand lodge of
the I. O. of Good Templars, There was
then five subordinate lodges in tho Terri
tory, wth a membership in all of ono hun
dred an seventy-five.
At the present time there are over thirty
lodges, and over four thousand Good Tem
plars in Minnesota, showing a six fold in
crease in the lodges in less than twenty
months, and in the membership over twen
ty fold. And while the order has thus ad
vanced in ours, it has made equal progress in
the other States. The Washingtonians, the
Bachabites, th" Sons of Temperance, each
more successful than the other, have arisen
and passed away in succession, and the Tem
plars, profiting by the experience of the past
have perfected an organization that has made
more rapid progress, obtained more of the
public esteem and confidence, and further
advanced the great nnd good cause of tem
perance, than all the others combined. Un
doubtedly the most interested, tho ivost
zealous and successful workers in this cause,
are the ladies, and to their admission as
members of the order the-great success of
the Good Templars may be ascribed.
On tho 19th day of October, 1857, a lodge
of the order was established in this city,
and was opened with twenty-nine members.
At the present writing, within three months
time from its organization, it numbers over
eighty members—ladies and gentlemen—
with continual accessions, and all composed
of those who will stick close to their prin
ciples and continue the fight until the victo
ry is won. No member has yet been ex
pelled, nor even complained of for any cause
whatever, and the most friendly and harmo
nious sentiments exist among them, al
being united heart and band for the success
of their glorious principles, and the down
fall of intemperance and vice. The ficts set
TIIA fhni fi,.t .i ,.-. ,-. OCT Ion't forget that the third of Mr.
Ute met, that tho citizens of the proposed «-r
.,,.„ „„,„:,„„,„,.,. :.» .*rancisco's series of dances comes, off at the
aie tinimnioiimv in its favor should hu
.... .,,. Metropolitan next Fndav evening,
ho county buddings
1 u,d their erection should
The objection of increased Taxes will lave nothing.
great weight, especially in these hard times,
4i. 1
In ToPking over vour paper last week we
the ball iias been set in motion for that nur-'
0
City Council were made
t!i«» asaes
up by the greater increase of wealth from the Pacific side will also lie ordered."
.„ "7,1, .. ', :-T 7" 1857/alter and repair a certain Staeo
im Hint tuey will oppose any appro 'wrtn above, nave, at our request been given| wagon af and fcr Messrs. -Cotter Hawcs,"
&c, 6f'this
Wil
prfatfolt* for conr.fy buildings while the coun-!»«» bj member of the order, with the privi-1 {^aril\Qrs *S
i..«.. .• •. r„, .. .. .•'* King and flitting, a coyer nnd top of oil cloth,
t\ remtiitiB ns it is, I Ins view of the case »eS° publish them we do so with thojthorcon, with the necessary fixtures thereto.
Worthy the attention of our citizens, as thegroatest pleasure, thinking that they will
separation ofiho eight towns proposed would,J prove interesting to our readers, and per
for good nnd nil, put an end to any further Ihaps of be.iefit to a good cause.
projects for a division. I
h} ft
I I a
IW Supportctl by the unanimous voice of the! °_
1e 'I''" O^r Tho Legislature is still busy—doing!
A largo county has more influence in the Leg- Orders are issued, and wiM be despatched
i^lntiiro than small county. A county scat immediately for the 1st cavalry nnd the 8th
at Pine Island, Vazeppa, Or Zoihbrota, will now in Kansas, and* the 7th in
injilrotho present bit. iness of Red Win- to *r*.
,v'.», ii. •. readiness to inarch by the first of April,
some ex eut though it may be more than to re-inforce the armv of Utah. Troimsi
mad
PIKI
Wednesday evening next.
*i.:
AsiiiNGTox, Jan. 7.
0
pulalion i„ that rtionoftho coun- The War department has determined on $ 3 S
try. Much may be said on both sides, and!
S
*&*.
xVn^TCa,^tS.t0
•PUB TAXI *. jexpec ed that they will concentrate at Fort
[at an early day.
I S a
«., »i... !confirmed the nomination of Tho*. Sedg
find th.it ..I,. ounc.lor Ashton's motion fori
Dis
the advertising aid sale of property for place of no. McKeon, removed. The vole
taxes was unanitnoUHly adopted, and that I
toUowin!?
a
Now, sirs will vou allow us the use of and nothing can eventuailr ittrest its pro
y«i:r columns to respectfully suggest tojK1^**' pcrmit'etl to go there peaceably.—
Mr. Conmiior Ashton and die rest, that in!CM
1
„^i a population, whxh will confer blessings and
ortlurto pay our taxe.. we h« a*k «hati^nefifa..^ well upon the natives as° their
Oi shiil bj s» assvs-ej tbit wo can asccr- .respective governments, and liberty,under
Rcnua'ntwL that in
menl, the property of different
tjlV.luilshydl,
1
KANSAS N W S AC.
order that the grievances spoken of—atten- Lawrence, Kansas, says the present returns
liorir being called to them—may hereafter be
corrected. At the same tune we cannot see
that Councilor Ashtr-n, or the City Coun il,
are at all linbb to the censure that "Right,"
seeks to cast upon them. The council did
their duty in appointing efficient and proper
persons to make the assessments and it
wouid be altogether, impossible for the Coun
c'l to discover oversights of the character
referred to, without their attention being ex
pressly called to it. Who the title to each
sepefttte parcel of Ileal Estate is now in, is
il thirg now almost impossible to discover.—
N E W YORK, Jan. 7.
The IT. S. sloop of war Cyanne has ar
rived om Havana. AII well on board.
Correspondence of tin Evening Post
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.—A dispatch re
ceived here from Ft. Scott, dated Dec. 26,January,
states that. 300 Missourians, who had en'
camped near that place, had been compelled
by Gen. Lai to liberate thirty Free State
prisoners. One hundred dragoons, with
civil officers, then undertook to arrest the
Free State en, but Lane, with a powerful
force, resisted, and prevented it. There
upon, the dragoons prevented a collision by
returning to Leavenworth. Lane broke up
his camp, and peace was restored. There
general rejoicing among the settlers.—
The recent acts of the Kansas Legislature
are sustained by the people. A letter from
show GOO votes for the Lecomptcn Consti
tution, and they boast that they will give
1,000. The same letter states tliat the Free
State men will probably take part on the
4th, by voting-a boiler's ticket.
The Washington Union has refused to
publish Stringfellov. 's letter denouncing the
Lecompton ConstinV'ion.
Mr. Rice, Senato elect from Minnesota,
presented its Constitution to the President
yesterday.
0 3 There will UJ a convention of the
snmving soldiers of the war of 1812 held at
fndiar.opolb, on the 8th inst., the anniversa
ry of the battle of New Orleans. The ob
ject of the Convention, as stated in the call,
is "to realize a unity of action, by which
to secure from the government some rea
sonable and proper provisions for all surviving
officers and soldiers of the war of 1812,
who have rendered actual service, and for
the widows of such as are deceased.
OCT" The regular quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city,
commenced yesterday at 10 o'clock A M.
The Rev. Dr. Acres preached the opening
discourse from text 23 Lev, from 26 to
33 v. his subject was particularly interesting
and was handled in his usual able manner.
Service to day at 10 o'clock A. and at
2 o'clock P.M
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.—The Rev. Jabez
Brooks will lecture on temperance this even
ing at 7 o.cloek. of the chapel of the Uni
versity,
je^dyertiseieeiits:
or
AND JEWELRY,
AT TUB
New York Jewelry Store.
THEe
subscriber would respectfully inform
th inhabitants of Kcd Winjr and vicinity
that he has purchased the extensive stock of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry formerly owned
by J. M. Sylvester, consisting in part of Gold
and Silver Watt lies. Clocks nnd Jewelry of all
kinds. Silver and Plated Ware. Gold and Silver
Bowed Spectacles. Castors, Cuke Baskets, Gold
Vbst and Fob Chuins in a variety of styles, La
dy's Cameo Brooches, Ear Drops and Bracelets.
Lockots. Crosse*. &c. Also, a splendid assort
ment of Cent's Breast Pins Gold Kings. Gold
and Silver Pencil Ci.ses, Gold Pens, Shirt Studs,
Sleeve Butt ns. Seals. Keys, Uuzors, Knives,
Pistols, Perfumery. Lubin's Extracts. Poma
tums. Lip Balm. Hair Oil, Fancy Soaps, Combs.
Tooth Brushes, Thimblcj »*encils, Shawl Puis,
iV-c. together with a full assortment of miscel
laneous ^oods too numerous to particiilarize.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash.
PI a give me a call and satisfv yourselves.
Having secured the services of Mr.Jl M. Syl
vester, I am prepared to repnir nil kinds of
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry in the best man
ner, nnd ut short notice
Main St., in the Store of Ilaslcr & Todd.
B. F. SHELDON.
Bed Wing, Jan. 1st, 1853.
NOTE N O I E
N*OTICE
is hereby given cautioning all per
sons against purchasing a certain promis
sory note, bearing date August 25th. 1857 given
to .Michael Stabler ly the subscriber, ns I haw
received no valuation therefor. (76w8*
Kcd Ming, Jan. lf,.1S58. JOHN HACK.
E I I A N I S I E N SALE.
WHEREASnSfanpartners
l\°
a
!„..,.., i...... r„ .' now serving in tab. IhiS force-will con- the said wrfgon.
hope hear from M»me of our citizens on List of four full regiments, which will bei Dated 1. 4 January, 18^.
the Mihjcct. [composjd of both Cavalry and infantry, with I ,.. FRI&TEDT A LOVEGREN.
twenty light batteries o*f Artillery." It is
Lcavenw rtb, and akc up their line of march I O A E O E
Territorr of Minnesota,
County of Goodhue, S
a session of the Probate Court holden at
tho Probate office, in the city of Red Winjf
this -tth day of January. A. D. l"s5&
executive s?«?ion
trict Attorney of New York, in
a 8 5
»ha concludingg
portion of the President'a Message: "The'
(tide of emigration will flow to the South,
a expailtionSr foo\
prom scnouslv mixed up ted Stgtes."
The
A. Fristcdt and Nichols
L»vcgrc co doing business
the city of Red Wing, county of Goodhue nnd
Territory of Minnesota, ns blacksmiths and
wagon makers, under the name of "Frisdedt
& Lovetricn,'' did in the month of September
c,t thL
ci-
»ibresaid, by ma-
and mending and repairing'the brenk of said
wagon, which tid alterations and repairs of said
wagon were worth the sum of twenty-nine dol
lars and seventy-five cents, ($-ft.7.-, nnd which
said sum became due and "payable therefor,
which said Fristcdt & Lovegrcn at the time tf
the completion of tho said alterations and re
pair* of dd wagon as aforesaid, but has not
been aid any part thereof though hereto
fors and since tho same became duo" nnd pny
nble as afoie.-aid, t!ir payment thereof hath
been repeatedly demanded.
And whereas the said wagon ever since the
said alterations and repair* thereof wcie made
as
^rc^uid hn been nnd now is in the pos-
session of the id Fristcdt & Lovegrcn for the
purpose of securing their lien thereon as secu-
ity for the payment of thcirsnid demand.
Now, therefore, notice i» hereby given that
we the said Fristcdt & Lovegrcn,"will sell the
suid wagon at public vendue, to the highest bid
der for cash, on Saturday, the 6th day of Feb
ruary. A.D. iSoS. at three o'clock in'the, after
noon in front ofuhe Kelly House in the city
aforesaid.
The prqepe of which sale to be applied to
P". "ment nnd discharge of the said 'indebt-
overplus if nhy there bo paid to the owners of
N
P„mi„
inff
Ameiica will contain an American
7 6 W 3
feLoTMItinT
In the matter of the estate of Lars Larson.
deceased.
ud:n I On hearing the petition »-fTarger Olson, prav-
t''« oppoinunent of an Administrator, and
asks tho appointment on said estate. Ihcrentv
on it is ordered.
That Monday, the first day of February,
AJ). l$5&..be aligned tor the* hearing of the
said petition and that the heir- at law of the
deceased and nil others who arc interested in
the said estate, are required to appear at a ses
sion of the said Court then to ba holden at the
Probate OtT.cc in the city ot Red Wing,
America or anywhere else, if it is to newspaper nblishctt in Red Wing, Ooodhnf
i-.r he interfered with at everv step bv lawless foresaid, three successive weeks prior
tbeaformid day of headxur
r?-w8
pno
LEMON BATES.
Judge of Probate.
U. S. MARSHAI/&KOTICE.
•lea,
in tmt
United States of America,)v
Territory of Minnesota,
Firnt District
WJudicial
HEREA8 a libel'ha. been «led iu the Dis
trlct Court for tho tretJudicial District
of tho Territory of Minnesota, on tho 9th day of
1858, by Leander Smith and others,
llbcllauts, against the steamboat Hamburgh,
her engine, mnehincry, boaa. taekel, n\ irol,
fitrnittiM and other appurtenances, alleging
that the said Valiants, on the «fltb day of May,
18«7—the mid steamboat then ifting aud bcinir
at Fulton City, In the St^rWlUnola, and in
tho nnvipabfc water* of #K' MJasi8Mi*ii river,
and employed in tho bonlbCM -of trade, com
merce, and navigation upon the suid river, be
tween parti? and plncea in different States of the
1'iiited States—did advance and loan to tho
Clerk •fkthe said steamboat, upon the credit of
tho raid steamboat and the owners thereof, cer
tain moneys to wit: the sum of ono thousand
dollars (§1,000) to bo repaid in thirty days
thereafter, for the payment of which ns afore
suid, the said Clerk mndo nnd delivered to the
said libelant the certain promissory note of the
said steamboat and owners: and that tho said
iidvnnce and loan Was suitable, proper nnd ne
cessity t» enable the stii 1. steamboat to proceed
on her trip with safety and piayiiig process
against the said steamboat, her engine, machin
ery, bouts, taekel, apparel, furniture and other
i.ppnrtenunecs. r.nd that the same b.condemn
ed and sold to pay tho' aforesaid demand with
interests, costs and charges.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the warrant
of arrest and monition under the soul of the said
Court, to me directed and deli vored. I do hereby
g'p-c public notice all persons claiming the
above steamboat, her cngino, machinery, boats,
taekel, apparel, furniture nnd other appnrtcn
unces, or in any manner interested therein, that
they bo and appear before the said District
Court to be held nt the City of Red Wing in nnd
for the Judicial District aforesaid, on the 30th
day of January, 185S, at 10 o'clock in tho fore
noon of that day, provided the tame shall ba a
day ofjurisdiction, othorw*l«%trhthe next day of
jurisdiction thereafter, then and there to inter
pose their claim and to make their allegations
in that behalf.
Bfcted this 14th dnv of January, 1858.
WILLIAM B.GEUK,
United States Marshal.
WAKKEX BRISTOL. Proctor for Libellants.
LORENZO ALMS, advocate. 7(lw2
COTILLION PARTIES.
O. P. Francisco, would respectfully announce
t« the public, that he will give a series of dan
ces at the Metropolitan Hull, commencing on
Christmas eve, and tube held once a week for
twelve weeks. Terms—$12,00 for tin. series,
quarterly in advance.
The third party of tho series will be held on
Friduy, Jan. 22,1858.
MILCH COWS FOR SALE.
PIIE subscriber has for sale several first rata
1 New Milch Cows, at his residence near Hay
Creek, two miles from Red Wine, on the Cunnon
Falls road. J. W. KOCH.
Jnnvnry 9,18.18. 75tf
NOTICE
?r
IStohereby
given that no person is authorised
conttact any responsibilities against me,
nnd that no debts contracted against me, ex
cept by a written order from roe'will be paid by
me after this date. O. C. WHITNEY.
Saratoga, Wis., Jan. 1,1858. 75tf
STRAY HEIFER TAKEN UP.
OAID Heifer came into my enclosure on the
O lOtb of .November. 185T. Her color dark
brindle, left horn loped, and appears about two
years old. The owner Is requested to call,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
OEOKGE POST.
Waeoota, Jan, 4,1858. 75w5
Territory of Minnesota, District Court, First
District, Goodhue county.
John Salmon, Plaintiff,
against Copy Summons,
Azariah A.Kearn, Defendant
Aznriiih A. Kearn, Defendant:
INTtheyname
of the United States yon are
hereb summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which complaint is
filed in the office of the Clerk of this Court, at
the city of Rod Wing, in Miri county, and to
serve copy of your answer to tho said com
plaint on the subscriber, at hie oHicc, in the city
nfornsuid, within twenty days nfer tho sorvlce
of th!* sumn ons upon yon, exclusive of tLo day
of such service.
And if yon fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the phiintiff i«. this
action will tuko judgment against you for the
sum of four hundred dollars, together with in
terest thereon from nnd after the 25th dav of
February. A. D..1S5G. besides the costs of this
action. Dated at Kcd Wins'. M. T.. this4th day
of January, 1S58. WAKKEN BRISTOL,
75w6 Plaintiff's Attorney.
Financial Reportof Goodhue Co.
for 1857.
Date of
Order*. To nlmm imieii. Amount,
April 6, 1S37. Mcrritt A Hutching* Board
of Wittie $16.75
Braml A McCord, goods to Benor
field 13.00
J. T. Chamberlain, cash fur oflies 11.08
writing 3,75
J. A. Woodbury, clerk of election 2.00
II. S. Ilcalcy 2.00
Frank Ives 2.00
W. Davis, boarding Wittie boy 6.00
W. II. Wellington, coffin for'Oriel 3.00
T. M. Kirkpatrick, road .viewer 3.00
J. Salmon, Jtigticc of the Peace 5.90
13.60
Dr. Mills, service to Benorfield 255.00
B. Hill, boarding Barker's child 71.00
Ives Saxton, goods to Benor
field 58.60
Sherman, Kelly Joss' bill for
clothing Wittio boy 0.25
J. Mosee for moving Benorfield, 2.00
J. T. Chamberlain, fctovc to Ben
•rfield 8.00
S. A. Hart. Road Surveyor 5.00
Volncy Smith, service on ItoaJ 8.00
S. A. Hart, 5.50
J. C. Weatherby, goods to Benor
field 2.96
C. Gardner, District Attorney, 31.25
A W. Post, as Commissioner, 2.50
Kumsmcyer, attendance on Ben
orfield 12,28
E. M. Bond rentof room to Barker 44.58
J. Lawthcr, four mouths' rent 75.00
April 9, Bennett Bros, printing bond* 25.00
S. J. Hasler, expenses East, 300.00
May 11, C. Bennett, printing Co. order* 10.00
June 22, J. W. Hancock, chairfor ofoo, 5.00
Waskbtfrne Co. lumber, 27.18
Merritt 4 Hatchings, board Wittie 8.57
Dan S. Mcrritt, printing 4.50
A. Ketch, ballot box 2.00
B. Woodward, viewing road 6.00
team j.oo
J. Good, viewing road front Pine
Island to County liaa 6.00
W. W. Farnham, viewiag roads, 2.00
Wm. Sackctt
July 6, John Hubbcll, service ea Maator
vdle rood MM
George Shobo, service on Msnlsr
ville road
July 11, A W Post service aa Commissioner 4*.20
G. PeatA H. Adams, viewing road 4.00
W. 9. Grow, viewing road 2.00
J. Branson 2.00
W. g. Grow, Supti in on 10.00
Aug. 3, 8. A. Hart, county awvvyor 10.00
E. G. Coins-lock, road viewer 2.00
D. C. Hill, damage front bridge 50.00
Sheldon & Clark, board or Wittlo 8.54
Hauler A Todd, house rent to Ven
orHehl 24.00
P. J. Ussier, as Commissioner 15.00
John A. Jackson, road viewer 2.00
R. L. Phillips 2.00
J.Junki 2.00
L. F. Bluckman, chainman 2.00
L. D. Mcrriinaii, viewer 2.00
T. lleckwith, surveyor 4.00
4.00
J. R. Good, viewer 1.50
F. Hagler, chnininatl 1.50
T. Beckwitlt, surveyor 10.00
E. G. Comstock, chainman 3.00
J. T. Comstock 3.00
N. A. Patterson, ax-man 4.00
Oct. 5, Wm. Rock, surveyor 18.00
John Denton, four days on road 8.00
(i. G. MeCoy 8.00
John Evans, four aud a half days
and team 9.00
J. W. Main, viewer 4.00
C. W. Libby 4.00
Wm. Rock 4.00
Wm. Rock, surveyor 12.00
C. W. Libby, chaiuman 3.00
tcuui and wagon 4.00
J. W. Main, chaiuman 3.00
oue half day on road 1.00
J. T. Mitvht.1 1.00
Hasler A Todd, Hay Creek bridge 980.00
George Post, road supervisor, three
bridges 435.00
seven days' time 14.00
J. B. Smith, surveyor onW. A M.
road 25.00
E. Westcrvelt, team 12.50
Benorfield
Nor. 4, W. Bristol, attending court,
H. C. Hoffman, sheriff
M. Comstock, deputy sheriff
S Merritt
N Dobson
Wm Adams
Gilbert
WNDenison
3
Miller
Pierce
.51.80
23.85
23.85
115.MI
132.00
150.00
Georgo Hall
David Ingrakatn,
Joseph A. Thatcher, AsMtamg
U. A. Turner 4
8. J. Willord, iefw
J. T. Chaaberiaiowserviec Clerk
County Coasflarioaers,
Tramaa Boekwith. Snrreyiag
J. A. Thatcher,' ax-man
Xarsxoa Smith
Charles Sraadly, -s
AagwessNns
Wm. Killett,
Oils Town -,
A Littlefield
Patrick Honey
McKensie
Bevans
Going
144.06
15.00
le.te
2.6«
W»
3.00
1.50
4.50
tf
J. Lawiber, rent of office
John Bay, viewing iqali. 1
B.cTeu
m^r^
T. P. Kettell. Zombrvto iridgc
B. A H. E. Shed,
Bom Wilder,
S. A. Hart, 5 books of field notes 25.60
county map, etc 2».te
H. L. Berans :rood for BcaoraVM 7-»»
n. C, Hoffman, expeswes of Thar,
Meadow* oa MantorvUle reed A52
Y-W, Swtaawy, re»d riewer
W^
Aogtew Cotter 2.0e
J- Chaoiberloia J,C«
Bylveoter, ekefc for ofeA 5J«.
July 10, C. Bennett, eon-iogss to Co. Cumt t.»\
COUNTY E A S E E O
6.00
J. C. Pierce, surveying in 1856
J. W. Main, supervisor,
J. T. Chamberlain
Nov. 2, Henry Phillips, road viewer
H. Whipple
8. A. Hart
James Crane, burying Keilea
C. S. Spendly
E. Kingsbury
O. Sanderson
J. Thatcher
ballot box
E. Wilder, Jr. extra work on road
J. A. Thatcher,
E. Stevenson,
Merritt A Colvill, printing
8. B. Hardy, road viewer A labor
Sherman, Kelley A Josi, goods to
280,00
50,00
Bridges
5,50
Hosier A Todd, goods to Benor
field
S Chandler, commissioner
4,75
Nov. 18, Frazier, grading bridge
Chamberlain, elerk
Date of
Order*. To whom itemed. Amount.
Nov. 18, James Chamberlain, Records $20,40
145,80
855,00
47,20
Wm Bell, wood to poor 8,00
E Pattingale, road viewer, 10,00
S Chandler, service 11,10
II Bcvans, ballot box 1,00
A N Post, service as commissioner 4,75
Hancock, rood supervisor
Fessendin, ox-man on rood
Albert Berdan, rood viewer
S Chandler, building bridges
E Pattingale, chainman
Cromer, road viewer
Klock,
S A Hart, surveying
Franklin Kelly, Grand Juror
W Doyle
Lawthcr,
S Washburne
I Corey
Vandenburg
8 Chondlet
Elder
Smith
O Richards
O Nelson
I Sheldon
Bevans
Dixon
A N Post
O Pasco
Day
Iloyt
Post, Petit Juror
Hack
8 Cross
E Allen
8 Willard
A Momoney, bill allowed in
1856
A Jenkins, bridge in Florence pre
cinct
Judges and Clerks of Election in
Jans 1857
3e.ee
tee
2.ee
is.se
i3.ee
7.75
Judges aud Clerks of Election in
October 1857
Total,
•SCArTFCIaAnOB.
Aaoaat paid for county roods A bridges, $7,348,7*
Paid for support of poor,
Cost of assessing taxes.
Salaries of comfy otScefs,
Expense of district court,
Paid for printing.
Judges sod clerks of elections for 7
Beats, hooks, Ac, for coaly
Hilf seHeedhue Couaty,
County Surveyor,
Total,
3b the Urn. Board of County Ctmrntoiotr
en of Qtodhue County, Minn**'* T»,ri
Ury:
The undersigned would respectfully sub
mit the following report of the receipts and'
disbursements of the County Treasury for
the months of January, February and
March, A. D. 1857, JAMES LAWTHER
A:.r. 1.
Feb. 6.
John Lee 10.00
J. Leavett 10.00
M. S. Russett, chainman 7.50
H. N. Case 7.50
J. B. Smith, making plat 2.00
Hosier Todd, for house rent 12 00
S. J. Hasler, as commissioner 97.70
S. A. Hart, county surveyor 80.50
8. T. A B. Ens, flour to Benorfield 4.00
J. II. Mues S.75
Clark A Cooper, stove to 32.00
Hasler A Todd, clothing 12.50
Marshal Phillips, chainman on
road, 3.00
W. S. Grow, labor on road per or
der of supervisor 4.00
Patrick Ueeney, viewer on road 7.00
Charles Gardner, district attorney 62.50
David Hancock, road supervisor 86.00
work in 1856
George Wilkinson, office rent
for moving safe
J. B. Wakefield, work on road
J. G. Brown, viewer on rood
1857.
Jan. 6.
Commissioner 10.00
8.
10.
18.
81.
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8.
Sept. 28.
29,oo
l,5o
3,5o
Oct. 20.
Dec. 26.
County Treasurer.
UOODHUE COUNTY
In Account w'thj.tnt Lwihea, TiWMurv.
1857.
Jan. S.
31.
Feb. 5.
4.
5.
Mar. 8.
4.
Ser
Sayable
50.00
3.00
6.50
7.00
6.00
20.00
67.00
355.85
2.50
2.50
41.50
24.00
2.50
2.50
3.00
2.50
4.50
2.00
14.50
14.00
4.00
11.50
14.50
11.00
2.00
3.00
S. Washburne, judge of election,
D. C. Hill, sink for office
T. J. Frazier, for Cannon River
bridge
Wm. Colvill, clerk
H. C. Hoffman, drawing jnrort
A. O. Littlefield,
A. N. Post, commissioner
service and cash out
Weatherby, goods to Benor
field
Hoffman, service as sheriff
E Lowater, sundries for county
Mclntirc A Sheldon, goods to poor
E Clark, paper at election
II Dwellc, four days on Lake City
and Farribault road
Torrill
W McDougall, surveyor
Brown, four days
Tcrrill, four days and team
S Chandler, three bridges on
Blue Earth road
Fificld, constable service
S Haj-lr, county commissioner
1857
". rent of court room
ono day and team to
Dr.
To cash paid fees to collector on
$2«1,00 9f-100 010,07
To cash paid order No. 176 to
pay for County Safe, 251,89
To cash paid fcos to Collector
on $1,000 40,00
To cask paid fees to Collector
on $500,
2o,00
To cosh apportioned to school
districts No's. 1,2,4, 8,11,14,
15, 19, 20, 21, 28 and 24, 883,50
To County Orders canceled
this day, M6,94
Error app'rtionment of sch'l
distrtct No. 11, as ordered by
Clerk of Board, 88,00
To Orders canceled this day, 87,70
To balance in the Treasury 226,78
,™ $226,78
Ke 1 Wing, Goodhue Connty. April 1st 1857.
JAMES LAWTHER,
1857.
April 7.
9.
10.
24.
3243.25
30.00
30.00
3P.00
100.20
5.00
5.
16.10
17.25
June 15.
July 1.
lied
200,00
5,40
By Counto Orders from Col
lector, 127.4*2
Jnne 15. By cash from Collector 28,25
By Connty Orders fi om Col
lector, l\,i:
29.
81.
Dec.
5oo,oo
3,oo
4,25
l,5o
14,oo
14,oo
7,4o
7,6o
6,lo
6,lo
7,6o
6,lo
7,8o
6,lo
7,6o
6,6o
6,5o
6,lo
6,lo
7,6u
6,6o
6,lo
6,lo
6,lo
8,6o
8,1o
9,6o
8,lo
8,lo
lo,4o
9,6o
9,5o
lo,6o
•,6o
8,lo
8,lo
9,6o
lo,3o
8.1o
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9,oo
1857.
July 8.
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1853.
Jan 4.
By balance due Goodhue Con
School putt,
II il il li
it II a II II g^jfl
as above dna hundred and six dollars and If
ty-three cents, eft of which I treat may be
satisfactory and prove eorrrect.
Very respectmliy, your obedient servant,
JAMES LAWTHER,
Treasurer, Ooodhatf County, Miaaasote,
Treasurer's Office,
Bed Wing, Januory 0th, 18*
CITY TAX SALE.
THwhich
E following pieces or parcels of land fof
the taxes remain unpaid within, the
limits of .the city of Bed Wing will be sold at
Public Auction, or so much thereof as will pay
the taxes on the same, at the City Council BoejpL
commencing en the twentieth day ~*f January,
1858. ot lOo'clock A.If., and continue from day
to day until all are sold. Dated at the City it
Red Wing, M. T., this 6thday of January, Is*?/
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To issued note to David Han
cock, per order of the Board,
for $84,00 57-100 bearing in
terest ot per cent, a month
until paid.
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By cash recVed from J. Bron
ocn for rent of S. Lands. $14,00
By cash ree'd from Collector, 261,96
By cash received from J. Eg
gleston for rent of 8. Lands, 28,00
By cosh ree'd from John Wing
for rent of School Lands, 14,00
By County Orders received
from Collector, 725,85
By cash from Collector, 814,20
By cash received from A. Ovel
son for rent of School Lands, 14,00
By cash received from Jno.
Lee for rent of School Lands
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Cash for fines of Squire
Phillips, Central Point, 6,00
By cash from former Treasur
er as settled by Board, 89,00
By note received from former
Treasurer to ballance his ac't,
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in 30 days in County
Jrders, 82,87
By cash received from Collec
tor, 228 81
By County Orders ree'd from
Collector, 271,19
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By balance drawn from for
mer Treasurer on bis note pay
able in County Orders, 45,17
By cash in tho Treasury, 181,61
Apr. 7.
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Re Wing, July 6th, 18»7.
1857.
April 1.
16,01
181,25
6,58
50,30
25
g*r
12,60
12,00
47,50
12,00
20,00
Cr.
By balance in tho Treasury
report this dav. «226,7S
cush received from Col
lector, 112,05
By County Orders received
from Collector, 287,95
10. By cash received for rent of
Scl Lands from Wm. Pouch, 14,00
By cash received for rent of
School Lands from El wood
Tush, 56,00
28. By cash received for rent of
School Lands from Sterns &
Daniels, 98,00
24. By cosh from Collector, 222,58
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Lands, from T. Swartz, 14.0)
July 1. By balance due Treasurer, 4,01
JAMES LAWTHER, County Treasurer,
Goodhue Co
1857.
July 1.
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To balance, per report ren
dered this day,
To cost. paid Collectors fees,
on $198, 83-100 7,98
To orders canceled this day, 104,67
5,841,01
To cssh paid on Collector's
fees $6,188 65-000 247,54
To Treasurer's fees on $19,
810 22-100, ree'dand paid ot
two per cent, 886,20
Jan. 4. To balance due Goodhue Co., 87,08
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By cash received rent of Schl.
Lands from Virgil Barnes, 20,00
By cosh ree'd rent of School
Lends, from G. W. Gates. 66,00
By cash ree'd rent of School
Lends from John Wing, 8,60
By cosh ree'd rent or School
Lands from John Lee, 10,00
By cash received for fines of
Esqnirc Peas. 20,00
By cash ree'd rent of School
Lands from N. A. Britt, 14,00
By cash ree'd rant of School
Lands from Knud Pete rsen, 14,00
By cosh ree'd for fines from
Esquire Littlefield, 5,00
By co*h ree'd from Collector
for act taxes in year 1856, 98,66
By orders ree'd from Collector
for for taxes in year 1856, 104,67
By cash ree'd rent of School
Lands from Wash A. Davis, 20,00
By cosh ree'd rent of School
Lands from Josiah Thompson, 42,0V
By cash ree'd rent of School
Lands from Peter Arickson, 14,00
By cosh ree'd rent of School
Lands from Jos. Britt, 14,00
By cash received from Collec
tor for taxes for 1857, 247,84
By orders, (county,) ree'd for
taxes for IS5T, 5841,01
By orders. (1 errjtt»ri»l,} ree'd
for taxes for 185 100,06
By cash ree'd el Henry phil
ips for road tax, Florence
Precinct, 9,00
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RED WING PROPER
9 end 10
lard 3
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10,11, and 12
13,14, and 15
10
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70
70
70
70
70
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1,59^
2,10
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2,10*a5f£
,83 of 4*
1,40 paid.
1,06
2,80
1,40
6,30
,58
2,10
1,40
1,78
1,06
2-5of6&b'l'dg 6
7 and 9
4and5
7,8, 9 and 10
9 and 10
41
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7
7
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2, 5, and 9
2and4
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land 2
3
4
13
land2
7
2 and 3
4and5
land 2
1
6, 7 and 8
2,3and4
2 and 3
4
13
7 and 8
3
6
7
10
10
11
11
13
13
13
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1.40
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53
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5, 6, 7 and 8
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To Connty Orders canceled, 4517
To cosh paid fees for collec
ting, $400,00 10.00
To County Orders canceled, 2S7,95
To amount of apportionment
made to School Districts No's.
1,2,4,8,11,14,15,19,20,21,
28 and 24, 43$ 50
To cash paid fees for collec
ting $850,00 14,00
To cash paid order No. 84 in
Jbvor of 8. J. Hasler, 200,00
To County Orders canceled, 127*42
71,75
To cash paid fees for collec
ting $100,00 4,00
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1,40 4,20
1,40 2,80
1.40
1,23
1,05 3,15
88
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•MeVee
To the Mm. Bomrd Ovat Commimionen,
Goodhue County, Vhmerta
Gentlemen:—Above I head you report ef
the receip** end disbursements of the Connty
Treasury from th» 1st of July lest pest.'the
date of my Ian report.) which leaves belsnve
due the County of thirty-seven dollars end
three cento. ($37, $-100) and distance dee the
several School Districts above mentioned
amounting sixty-nine dollars and fly cents.
(soy $69, 50-100) making the whole amount
belonging to the County, and School Districts
28
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