Red Wing sentinel. [volume], April 11, 1860, Image 3

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eOMMERC I AL.
MED WING I E E N
COBBBOTXO WSSKIV.
Flour—Extra $5 00 XXX 4 W bbl.
Or hest—Good 80O9ae.
Oata-'iiVaiOc bushel.
Corn—2W80O35e shelled.
Pork—8H®Sc lb in the hog.
Potatoes—2MW0c.
Seed—Timothy #2 50®3 Clover$T®7 50.
Beans—75cOfl 25 bnsh.
Butter— 1012i®c -Tib.
Effjr*—Gf28c if doien.
Sugsr—N.O 9»»o refined llr«H2c crushed
•nd powdered 14013c.
Syrup—N. O. 50c S. H. "0o golden 90c.
Teas—40, 50,65,750*1 lb
Coffee—Rio 15»16c Java 20c lb.
Tobacco—Plug 8\(9t0c smoking lOOlScts
line-cut chewing 40c.
Powder—Blastin* $5Vkog riflo 40ra50c Yfo
Shot—»®10c lb.
Wood—1 Si@$2 cord.
Salt—Coarse •'.' 25 dairy 3 50004. bbl.
Fluid—80390c gallon.
Oil—Linseed $1 25 winter strained whale
and lard 25 gallon.
Lumber—Common 10|©§12 clear \6(S$20
thousand feet.
Shingles—Shaved 2/S«2 25 extra $3 50.
Fur Marketi
No.
1, Bear, #3 00 1 No. 1
do Cub, 4 00
Bed Fox. 1 25
4
CrossFex,3 50
8.Grey" 40 00
Mink 1 75
Deer winter 16
44
41
Milwaukee,
Galena,
Martin, $1 SO
Fisher, 3 00
Lynx, 1 25
Coon, 50
Rate, 8(912c
Wolf, 75
Deer sum'er, 25
II
II
Monetary Matters.
Prepared expressly or the SSNTINXL by Smith,
Meigs fe Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois' Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
rency, we quote exchange as follows:
Baring.
Mliag.
2i prem.
2
Ir5l}li prem.
1
par.
Ex. on New York,
St. Louis,
Chicago,
IK
1-7
Gold,
Eastern Currency,
Goodhue Co., Orders, 60c.
State Orders, 90c
3
For gold, we sail exchange on New York at
1 percent., premium.
I I E O
ICED W I N 1 I 1 I E S
EPISCOPAL.
CHRIST CHURCH—At the CVmrch, junction of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices at ld)i A. M. and 8£ o.clock P. M.—
Sunday School directly a'ter morning service.
Daily morning prayer at 9 o'clock. All seats
free. Rov. E. IS Welles, Pastor.
PHESUYTEMAX.
FIRST PRESBTTKUIAN—on Sixth street, near
k'ie Court House). Servl es at 1 'K A.
every Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev,
C, Korea. Pastor.
I. O. of i.
JJed W\.\3 T.o ige No. IS, of the above named
«»rler hold their regular meetings every Tues
day evening, at 9)$ o'clock, at the lllill for
merly known us the Dcmcrati Club ltaum.
'aator—residence on East Avenue
(iinvAv METHODIST—c
fourth streot. Service'aftToK
P.M. Rov. HenryKoihe, Pastor, las a ruse of incendiaries to entice citizens
MAN. COMSTOCK, W. C. T.
SARAH PETTIBOXB, W. S.
VAN A SOC1KTY.
The rs-riilar meetinats of the lted Wing lodgfo
No. 8. of F. A. Mas»ns, will be held oa the 1st
and 3d Monday of each month, at Masonic
Hall, in Day's Block.
W. W. PHELPS, W. M,
E. L. BAKER. Soe.
TAI1LE O DSTANCES,
FROM
Rti Wing, to the following placet
nay Creek Bend,
Klrnira,
Poplar Grove,.-.
Pine Island,
Mantorville,
Mazeppa,
Oronoco,
Rochester,
Zumbrota,
Roscoe,
Concord,
VTasioja,
Ashland
Oakglen,
Geneva
Alhort Lea
Austin
Troy City,
Hader
Kenyon
Rlwood,
Owatonna, 44
Wilton, «4
Rioe Lake, 44
\Vastedo, la
Bur Oak Springs,- \h
Belle Creek, 16
Buchanan,
Brandt's,
Spencer,
Willow Cieek,
Cannon Falls,
Prairie Creek,
Cannon City,-
Faribault,
Lewiston,
Nortbncld.
Spring Creek,
Cannon Bridge,
22
Hastings,
St. Paul,
Trcnton.Wis
Wacoota,
Westervlt, 1
2
Florence I4
Central Point, I7
Blue Earth City,- 10a! Lake City,..- lg
CHarmont, 42 Read's Landing, 80
E N I
E I E S
HOOKER—Very productive large, beauti
ful, and of UNEVIUALED QUALITY.
Wilson's Albnny,—Exceedingly product
ive FINE FOR MARKET.
Triomphe de Gaud,—IMMENSE SIZE
splendid appearance, and high flavor.
Pyramidal Chilinn,—Very handsome
productive, hardy, ana good Jta^nr.
Large Early Scarlet,—THE EARLIEST
productive and excellent.
A It 1B impossible to secure all ttie eAcollcn
cies of this most popular fruit in one variety,
we offer the above as comprising, in five sorts,
the various points desirable.
We again confidently RECOMMEND th°
HOOKER, at hg far the leet/or family nee, if
jmtjf one tort to be planted—-combining a greater
W Order directly from the Nurseries, to be I
DISSOLUTION
THE SENTINEL.
RE W I N A I 11. I860-
S E N I N E O OFFICE
TO TIIX
BUaiNKHS MRX
XWor-Ba
THIS COCNTT!
Bxsaintoar Lift of
TO TUB
UlTSINKSH MRS
S»*or-§»
I W I N
K»ma«inr LUlof
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTINQl
THE 8BNTINKL JOB OFFICE
Inks most asMMiTt ta Ooadtaa animts, «a4 ii uaiutvaaiad
byaayiimilariaMiwtlonin Mina«Mia?euUideofat. Paul.
Wl ABX PRXPARXITO PXINT
lariutloaa
I aw Blake.
Blak Notts,
Drafts.
OirenUn.
Ckaeii.
VlHitinaCarSa.
Bill Haada.
BiUaof UtUas.
Reelpu.
Oataloaaas,
Pamphlets.
WaMiaa Testis.
BilUof Ksakaaga.
Pmftia aunts.
Show BUla. any tilt.
Posters.
Way Uiilt.&e..
Ordersthankftjllyreceived,and prompt
ly executed. LITTLE*»LP & MAOIMKIS.
SPCoBRXsroNDKNCx, containing important
news, is solicited from all parts of tire State
Parties, if unacquainted, will send references,
unless th*»y are themselves well known.
POSTMASTBXS. everywhere, are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pirceis remitted.
tSf* Advertisements to insme an insertion,
must be handed in before So'cloek on Tuesday
morning.
E. A. I.ITTLKFIELI. Lonnl Editor.
O E COLUMN.
Victors.
The Northern Light landed about twenty
Winnebago Indians in Red Wing, on Mon
day. They came from McGregor, and are
on a visit to their Siou** brethren. They
had two teams, and cam? prep'*red P*y
their own way. They are moi'C cwi•'•zed
than the Sioux, and most
the English language very well.
Plows
of them spea*'
We notice that those celebrated White
water clipper" plows which Messrs. C. II.
& E. L. Baker are the agents for, are fast
being disposed of. The Whilewate clip
per plow" is acknowledged to be the best
in use, and the Messrs. Baker sell them at
manufacturers prices.
Pike's Penk.
We are informed that a company, con
sisting of six or eight young men, intend to
leave Red Wing sometime during the pres-
ient month, for Pike's Peak, We hope they
will meet with the success which they an
~»M ticipate, hut much fear they'll find that
"Jordan is a hard road to travel.
P. M. Rov. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL—corner of East Ave
nue and Fourth street. Services of the Sab-,
oath at ln^ A M.. and 1)4 P. M. Sunday An .Harm of fire was raised last Monday
»s if you were on the spot. To those who
have never seen this wonderful instrument,
we say call and look at it—those who have
seen it will be sure to call again for none
are too roung, none too old, none too intel
ligent, none too uneducated, to acknowledge
its worth and beauty.
Uiver ftews.
There is very little activity in the ship
ping buisness, in consequence of the extreme
low stage of water. All tbe grain that is
shipped lor St. Louis, has to be re-shipped
at Keokuk, and taken over the rapids in
light draught steamers. There is said to
be less than thirty inches of water on the
lower rapids.
The new steamer, Sucker State, came up
last week, bringing quite a large number of
passengers and a heavy load of freight. The
Northern Light, from Cincinnati, passed np
on Monday, loaded almost to the guards
with passengers and freight. The Frank
Steele went down on Sunday, loaded with
hides, for the Cincinnati market. She took
on quite a lot from this place.
If the water continues to fall as rapidly
as it has for the past week or two, it is
probable that the large boats will have to
haul off, and give place to others of lighter
draught.
Emigration.
Westward the star of empire takes its
way," We notice with pleasure that emi
gration is on the increase, and every boat
that lands at our levee gives evidence that
Minnesota is getting a good share of those
who are seeking homes. This is as it should
be. It is encouraging to know that our
number of excellencies than any other variety. noble young State has passed through the
HF* All of the above have perfect flowor^, financial crisis which but recently swept
& 7 P,ft0tt!a)»ver the Union, leaving in its wake devas-
a a
sure of the genuine.—" The Hooker" originated the animosity of a jealous eastern press,—
2 E a N W
NOTICE.
partner
JESSE8I1ELDON.
McTN
T.
Red Wing, Minn., Feb. 29, I860.
The mercantile business will be continued! earthly paradise, and rear in olaco of the
the subscriber on his own individual ac- »i.« r_j ."
count, at the old stand of Mclntire 8heldon-
Red Wing, Minn.. Feb. 29,18*0. 198-w4
KD WING HOUSE, TO RENT,
apply to BRIST PHEL4P8.
LOOKING
GLASS PLATES, of a» sixes, at
1
^yl KiLioee't Dave Svoas.
™n—that she has lived down
and now stands before the world brighter
and stronger than ever before, while other
and older State3 are left crippled by the
en our grounds.
Money, at our risk.
PRICES—(Securely packed to be forwarded
by express:)
Per 100 plants of any of above varieties- $2.001 blow—inviting to settlement her broad and
loo 20 of each variety 3.00'- ..,
XT
50i 100 of each variety 7.50ilert,-e Prames. No is the best time to
*i 1000 of the Hooker -.10.00,come to Minnesota, while everything is
8
18»-w3 Rochester, N. Y. three years ago, can now be bought for $ 5
a
The firm of Mclntire & Sheldon is this.
S
1 5
ggjg There are hundreds of thousands
A
of
day dissolved by mutual consent. Debts due! $1,25 per acre, in every connty the
the arm will be collected
by3SE
eitheMclNTIKE.)
«nent lands open to pre-emption at
every connty iin
State, which want only the civilizing axeand
plow, to convert the recent hunting grounds
of the wild and untutored savage into an
0 I a
JESSE MoINTlRE.
w,Sw*n»s»
structures of art
both comfortable and luxurious. Changes
like this are occurring all the time in Min
nesota, and why Simply because our
State possesses all the elements requisite to
health, happiness, and surceis—pure air,
fret institutions and a fertile soil.
News of the State.
A mass meeting of the citizens of Chat
field was held oa the 30th nit., to discuss
the railroad question. The meeting was
addressed by Messrs. Miller, Morse, Cavan
aughr Smith, and others. So says the
Democrat.
The liquor traffic appears to have been
the cause of a great deal of excitement in
the cities of St. Anthony and Minneapolis,
during the past week 01 two. Th cause
of the excitement was the death of a young
man by delirium tremens. A committee of
the order of Good Templars, composed of
ladies, waited on the saloon keepers and
remonstrated with them. The next night
the Congregational Church was burned, and
the temperance folks charged it on the liquor
dealers. A meeting of the citizens was
immediately called, who chose a deputation
of about 50 gentlemen, with instructions to
wait on the saloon keepers and inform them
that if they did not close up their saloons
the people would do it for them. The rum
mies have formed an association for their
defense, and it is feared that scenes of vio
lence will ensue.
The Hastings Independent of the 5th inst.,
says: Mr. Manus, of Spring Lake, in
this county, has presented us with a mess
of nice early potatoes. The 1st of April is
early for new potatoes in any country, and
for Minnesota these potatoes will astonish
the world. They are known as the Early
sers. These were raised in an old barn,
and are as
beat them
1 0 caused by the
burning of the celebrated Hamline Univer
A S "*rh°™™" wa. regarded by many
LUTHERAN. from their homes, that they might have a
SWEDE LUTHKIIA^ CHURCH—on Fifth street.!_%,.„_e- ,„ _„ib
Service* at row A M.. an.) 7 P. M. Preachingi
a 0 a
Pander the stores and
private dwellings hence but few people
were on the ground. If there are incendi
aries in our midst, should we not have a
masheen
The Stereoscope.
One of these most instructive, interesting,
entertaining, amusing and exciting of mod
ern inventions, is now on exhibition at
Organized Jan. 14th, IvVi, meets reeularly
•very Tuesday and Friday evening, at the old Rich's Ambrotype Gallery, together with a
Coaneil room, in Phi Ilea's hloek.
•*.«.
JOHN I A N E President.
F. A SI.
a a
Ciua. KEMP, Secretary. |in different parts of the world, which are
presented to the view in all the relief, bold
ness, perspective, and sharpness of detail,
Rrand and beautiful scenes
8 8 W
We learn from I. M. LarraDv*, k*s
the boys attending Griffin's Ferry, at C»
ver, caught, one day last week, a sturgeon
that weighed sixty-two pounds. We were
not aware before that "Albany Beef" could
be found in the Minnesota waters.—Glancoe
Register.
On Thursday about three dozen fine, fat
cattle went down on the Grey Eagle, for
New York, the fiist which ever went to
that great market from this neighborhood.
They were raised in various parts of north
ern Minnesota, and collected by the shipper,
lie pays $2 0 per head, through freight.—
Beef sells on foot here for 2}i%2% per lb
At New York, cattle are selling from 7 to
9c. The cattle would average about K»0O
tts in weight, so that the shipper will have
fair profits.—St. Paul Times.
The St. Paul Pioneer j« Democrat says
that the contract for building the Telegraph
from La Crosse to St. Paul, has been taken
by Mr. James M. Winslow, who has guar
anteed to have it in operation before nest
winter.
The Winona Republican records the at
tempt of a party of young rowdies to effect
an entrance into a house of ill-fame in that
city, by battering down the door with a
scantling. The windows of the house were
completely demolished but the assailants
being fired upon by the occupants had io
beat a retreat. The Republican sajs such
scenes are quite common in that city.
The Henderson Democrat says that han
hen-ormous 'en hegg. as a Cockney would
say, was presented to us on Thursday last,
by Chris. Graham, Esq. It measured six
inches and a quarter around crosswise and
eight inches around endwise. It is the pro
duct of a hen, belonging to Mr. Graham,
which, as he says, is now on the declining
side of life. Only think what whopping
eggs she must have produced when in her
prime."
The billiard match between Mr. Mark
ham, of Rochester, and Mr. Gayle, of W
nona, for $75, was played Saturday. The
game was caroms—1,000 points—Mr. Gayle
beating his competitor handsomely 119
points. Several hundred dollars changed
hands on the result of the game.— Winona
Democrat.
The Congregational Church edifice of
Minneapolis was destroyed by fire on Wed
nesday night. The church was built at
cost of $ 2,500. Rev. Mr. Nichols was the
pastor of the congregation. There is no
doubt about the fire having been the result
of incendiarism. The primary cause of
this act is supp osed to have originated in a
bitter controversy which has lately arisen
between the Tern perance and anti-Temper
portion of the people of Minneapolis.—-St,
Pavl Pioneer.
NhW ADVERTISEMEJSTS
H. BRAND,
Druggist and
Pharmaceutist,
Main Street, Red Wing, Minnesota.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints. Oils, Glass.Extracts,
Gums, barks, Roots, Herbs, Patent Medicines,
Perfumes, Brushes. Leys. Varnishes, Cam
phene, Fluid, Brandies, Wines, Tobacco, Snuff
and Cigars,
ALSO
Dr. JAMES CLARK'S CELEBRATED FE
MALE PILLS.
All of which will be sold
advance on eastern prices.
for a very small
198m6
E S I N O E S A E
Saddle and Harness Maker!
(Next door to Lawther's Brick Block,)
Bush STREET, Rn W is
Will keep constantly on hand the very best
Harnesses, Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Fly
Nets, Whips. Cards, Combs and Brushes, and
everything in the Harness line necessary to ritr
out a Horse or Team. AH kind of work made
to order, and
REPAIRING
of all kinds done in a most superior manner
and at tbe shortest notice.
Leather and Saddlery Hardware at Whole
sale and retail. Country Shops will be sup
plied at the lowest prices 192m6
O S A E
A
STORE HOUSE, with the lot on which
stands, near Genld's Landing, Wacoot a
Terms favorable—title guaranteed. Inqui
of E. BTJLLARD,
Wacoota,
Ot COLVILL & HAMILTON,
Red Wing.
.Waeoeta. May 14. *»». \4S-8m
•IOTURS! PICTURES PICTURES tl!
Ambrotypes TritRphant
DAOUKRBBOTYPS S RCLIPSBD.!
J. £. RICH,
Weald respectfully annonnee to the citizens
of Red Wing and vicinity, that he has leased
and fitted up the
A O E O O S
.formerly occupied by J-Going, on Main street,
\ver C. & K. L. Baker's Hardware Store,
where all who wish, can procure life-like like
nesses of themselves or friends. Having had
several years experience in the picture art. I
leel confident of being able to please all who
may favor me with a call. No picture will be
allowed to leave the room nnloss it will bear
the strictest criticisms as alikeness and a work
of art. I appeal to the judgment and good
sense of a discriminating public, and am in
hopes that they can appreciate the difference
between a good Ambrotype and those deathly,
ash-colored, sunburnt shadows so often palmed
off on the public by traveling humbugs.
All are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine specimens.
Pictures taken in CLOUDY as well at FAIR
WEATHER.
Instractions given In the art.
Rod Wing, April 4,1360. 192tf
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE
SALE.
Defunit having been made in the condi
tion of a certain mortgage dated January
twenty-third, a. n. one thousand eight hun
dred and ntty-seven, and recorded on the
twenty-fourth day of January in the same
year, at 12 o'clock noon, in tne office of the
Register of Deeds of Goodhue county, Minne
sota, in Book 2 of Mortgages, pages 187, Ac.,
and executed and delivered by C. J. F. Smith,
Sidney P. Gambia, and Mary A. his wife, all
ot said county, to Joseph W. Gott, of Orange
county, New York, to secure the payment of
five hundred and fifty dollars, according to
the condition of a promissory note of the same
date, eyecuted by said Smith and Sidney P.
'x»iubia, and payable to the order of said Gott
-t*r from the dtote thereof, with interest
in one 3 forty per cent, a year until paid
at the rate o. claimed to be due, and is
upon which there .'•• Hate, the sum of four
due and uupaid at this ,.,
M«rs
WILKIN & HEARD. Mortgagee.
Att'ys lor Mortgagee. 193td
Dated April 11.1360.
A E OF MINNESOTA.1 District Court,
O COUNTY OF GOODBCE, SS.J First Judicial
DistricJ.
Eli Ellsworth, Plaintiff,
vs. Summon*.
John J. Hopper, Defendant.
To John J. Hopper, the above named defend
ant In the name of the State Minnesota
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in this ac
tion, which eomplaint has been filed in the
offi?e of the Clerk of said Court, at the city ol
Red Wing, in said county, and serve a copy of
your answer to said complaint upon the sub
scribers, at their office, in the city of Red
Wing, in said county, within twenty days af
ter the service of this summons upon you,,
exclusive of the day of such service. And you
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint as above required, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
Dated at Red Win?, Minnesota, March 7th.
A. D. 1860. WILDER & WILLISTOM,
138-W6 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
i^TATE OF MINNESOTA,) Dist. Court, 1st
OCOUNTY or GOODHUE, ss. Judicial District
Samuel N. McOaughcy, 1
Plaintiff.
vs. SUMMONS.
William H. Powner,
Defendant.
To William H. Powner, the defendant above
named In the name of the State of Minne
ota. Yow are hereby summoned and reqnired
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action, which complaint has been tiled in the
office of the Clerk of said Court, at the city of
Red Wing, in said county, and serve a Icopy of
your answer to said complaint upon the sub
scribers, at their office in the city of Red Wing,
in said county, within twenty days after the
service of this summons upou you, exclusive of
the day of such service. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail to answer said com
plaint as above required, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the Court for tho relief
demanded in said complaint.
Dated, Red Wing, Minnesota, March 28th,
A. D. 1860. WILDER & WILLISTON,
19lw6 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE.l
To al whom it may eoncern. The un
dersigned will make application at the next
term of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State of Minnesota, to be held at
Red Wing, in said county, on the 3d Monday
of May,, 1860, for the vacating of so much
of the town plat of the town of Wacoota, in
said county of Goodhue, as lies easterly of me
ridian street, in said town, being all of that
portion of said town that lies in township No.
113, north of range 13 west.
GEORGE W. BTJLLARD,
Proprietor,
Dated Wacoota, Dec. 24,1859, 456-tf
O O E S E E S
The undersigned having raised a superior
Mammoth Prolifto Bean
white, and of mealy tenderness, pronounced
by judges the host Lima ever raised, and hav
ing reserved enough myself, 1 offer the balance
for sale. They grow only six feet high, the
vines being completely covered with bunches
of from fifteen to twenty large pods to the
bunch. Nine cents per package, mailed. Also,
E A SQUASH,
which is not surpassed in delicacy of flavor by
any vegetable, and for pies cannot be excelled:
flesh tid, close-grained, firm in texture, and
rich cream color. Twelve cents per package,
mailed. Address,
C. V. RAPELYE,
Care of Horticultural Monthly,"
Morrisiannia, N. Y.
N. B—Japa Apple Pi Melon. Nine
cents a package. The three for 25 cents. Also,
a good variety of other choice seeds. 18fw8
pUKNITURE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock of unmanufac
tured material for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr. Cook, an 1 that he is prepared to supply
all orders for furniture of every description,
on tho shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONS TO
ORDER.
Also all kinds of COFFINS furnished to order.
IHahogony,
Rosewood,
and Walnu
FURNITURE constantly on hand, cheap for
Cash. JOHN CORELL.
Red Wing, May IS, I860. 146-tf
STEAM ENGINE FCR SALS!
HnHEsnbssriber has a first rate Steam Engine
FOOTS COLUMN.
1851. Fall ftWIitor Goods. Iftt*
Dry Goods and Ghroooxie*.
—AT—
O O T'S!
E I S O E
On Main Street, sign of the
"CHEAPSIDE."
——::o::——
The undersigned has the pleaanre to an
nounce to hia friends and customers the arri
val of a large and well selected assortment of
hia usual line of goods, consisting of
LEATHER A FINDINGS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
MEN A BOYS* CLOTHING,
GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS AND FURS*
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS AND
VALICES,
Together with a huge stock ef every kind of
STAPL E FANCY
GH0
LIQUORS,
O O S
DRESS GOODS,
and twenty-
hundred and fifty-three oJ-.'" -Hug having
three cents and no suit or procv."*- »ecov
been instituted at law, or otherwise, t?
er the said mortgage debt, or any part that?"
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
power of sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statute in such ease made and
provided, the premises conveyed by said raort
gugc, and therein described as follows, vis:
All those tracts or parcels of land and premises
situate in said county of Goodhue, known and
described us follows, to wit: lot number nine
), in block number forty-four (44) in the
wn of Red Wing, and lot number seven (7),
in block number one (I), in East Red Wing, as
platted and recorded in the office of Register
of Deeds in the said county, will be sold at
public vendue, at the front door of the Court
House, in Red Wing, in said county ot Good
hue, on the 23th day ot May, 1860, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, by the Sheriff of said county
of Goodhue, to satisfy said mortgage debt,
with the interest, an costs, anil expenses al
lowed by law. JOSEPH W. OOTT,
NOTIONS,
JEWELRY, &o.
E
1
E:
si
CIGARS,
Of every deaeription, besides a great variety
er goods, to be seen free of charge.
THE
Order of the Day
I I
IS TO
*«PI
And I am prepared to offer
Zijn.Z1.0-JaVZZraB
KITHIB FOB
ofthirtyhorsenower,whi«hhewillsenon A MAPSIDE.'
very iberal terms if application be made soon
CASH OR PRODUCE.
DON'T BUT UNTIL YOU
CALL AND SEE ME.
EVERYeSTYLEr
I ATi
6 a
OF BOOTS AND 8HOES,
mad to orde and warranted. Repairing
doLe at FOOT'S SHOP,
1 A ABbla. Choice Winter Apples, from Cha
1 tauqua Co,, N. Y., at FOOT'S.
*hela Plastering Hair, at
I W FOOT'S,
BUTTER
EGGS, and FLOUR, in abundance
at FOOT'S,
COME
and try the 50 cent Teas, at
POUT'S.
ANTED to bqy either for cash or
W1,500
A
QVLEAH ATTRACTIONS IN NEW
Goods, and more to come, at
FOOTS.
WANTED.—1,500 GREEN AND DRY
I E S A O O S
TTJST RECEIVED.—25 SARREL S OF
PURE WHISKY, A O O S
REMEMBER THE PLACE!
TBS BRXOS 8T0&3
On Main Street, sign of the
A do W
WM. FREEBORN. I & R. R. FOOT.
Red Wing. March SO, 18N. tstf Bed Wing, Oelofter, IM».
MISCELLANEOUS.
E W I N
ARDWARE
STOREr
C. H. A E. L. BAKER
(MJCORMQB TO T. Ii COOPEB,}
Wholesale and Retail
I I I
Hart-wart, Tin ware aid Stores
SHELF HARD-WARE,
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
CROSSCUT SAWS,
BUILDERS* HARDWARE,
LEAD PIPE,
BELLOWS,
VICES,
ANVILS,
DRILLS,
CHAINS,
NAILS,
PUMPS,
SCALES,
FILES
AXES,
I O N
PXBU SLIOO, SWEDISH KKGLISO A N
AMSBICA E I N E
A I A I E E N S
«fcc, fsc, Ssc.
All kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
work manufactured to order by experienced
workmen.
June 85, '09. 161-ly
J^ J. I E R,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ta
A GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKER
A S & 0 A S
PORK, HAMS,
LARD, FLUID
A OIL,
BUTTJRR & CHEESE.
A so Dealer in Read Made Clothing,
Broad Cloths, Cassimers and
Tailors* Trimings.
I also have a Tailoring department for th
manufactory of Cloths to order. Warranted tc
fit or no :**le«
Ai»? S
farge
stock,0/
300TB A1T SSO30.
FANCY GOODS,
mis & s^n*
I will further stale to the pahlic that( which
many already know,) I will sel.1 Goods(/»r cash)
as cheap as any Merchant in this city. Row
Friends, Countrymen and the rest of mankind,
(including women and children,) please call at
my Store on the corner of Main and Plum Sts.,
and examine Goods and Prices, and I'll pledge
vontha' you will not go away dissatisfied.
J.J.alCHTEF.
Red Wing, June 4,18SS. 96y
]yj E O O I A N
fill. IARD HALL,
A. A. E L. TEELE PBOPBIBTOBS
Basement of the Metropolitan Hotel, corner of
Levee A Potter Streets,
Re Wing, Minnesota.
The proprietors' this establishment having
beentoeoneiderablee*P«.n*«, and having fur
nished their tables with the Unproved patent
O I N A I O N 2 W 8
would respectfully solicit a share Pa*~
ronage of the lovers of tbe game. Our &»!»»«
are inferior to none others in Red Wing or in
the State, and we feel confident that we can
suit all who may favor us with a call. The
best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, will al
ways be found at ike bar. Terms Cash.
Red Wing, September 10,1859. l«2-ly
E. L. HOWARD'S
Bl it Shop,
OOaWXR OF MAIN BROADWAY.
Is whore yon can get work done cheaper than
at any other shop in Red Wing. Particular
attention given to HORSE SHOEING.
May 21/59. 146-tf
T^EW SALOON I JUST OPENED
W in
af*
green and dry Hides, at POO'1
Main Street Red Wing
The proprietors of this establishment having
ong felt the need of a regular and complete
E A I N O S E
In Red Wing, have been to considerable ex
pense in fitting up the above named saloon,
and lake pleasure in informing their friends
that they are now prepared to execute all or-L.
ders with promptness and dispatch. To our
frier ds from the country we would say, that
we are able to furnish yon with anything yon
choose to call for, in the eating line, cheaper
than you can be served at any of the hotels.—
Our
I O A E
Consists of Game of all kinds in its season,
Fresh Fish, Pork and Beans, Ham and Eggs,
Beef Steak, Roast and Boiled Beef, Mutton
Chops, Veal Cutlets, Tripe. Oysters in every
stylo, Bologna Sausage, Bread, Pies, Cakes,
and everything else which the market affords.
THE BAR will at all times be supplied with
pure Wines, Liquors, Ales, 1 W Cigars, A
and no pains will be spared to make the Young
America a popular resort for all who choose to
patronise it. Call and see us, gentlemen.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
Proprietors
Red Wing, Sept. 24,18&9. 164-tf
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND.
A rare companion for the Winter months
Every PIAXIST, Should procure this weekly
Every SINGXR, publication of Vocal and
Every TxAouxn, Piano-Forte Music.costing
Every PUPIL, but IO Cents a number,
Every AMATEUR, and pronounced by the
Entire Press of the country, to be
TUB BEST AND CHEAPEST WORK OF
THE KIND IN THE WORLD,"
Twelve fall-sized pages of Vocal and Piano
Forte Music, FOR 10 CENTS.
YCrljr.fft Half-yeMy,§2^0} Q'rterly, 2 5
Subscribe to "Our Musical Friend," or order
it from the nearest News- dealer, and you will
have music enough for your entire family, and
at an insignificant cost: and if you want mu
sic for the Flute, Violin, Cornet, Clarionet,
Accordeon, etc., subscribe to the
S O O E O I S
Containing twelve pages, costing only
10Cents a Number Yearly, 00*00 Half
yearly, 01,20.
All tho back numbers at 10 cents, and bound
volumes of Our Musicsl Friend,'* containing
IT Numbers, at 02,00 each, constantly on
hand. Q. SEYMOUR, Co..
I87mt 107 Neesav St., New York.
WBP
MISCEL LANEOUS.
N E W
FAU* ANP WINTER GOODS
AT THB STORE Or
JESSE McINTIRE,
(Soeoeaaex to Mclntire & Sheldon.)
CASE STORE.
WEare nowin receipt ofa largeaad eplen
lidassortmentof
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
BATSfaadCAPS,
STOKE an* GLASS WARE *e.
Alsoafinelotef
SILVER AND
PLATED WARE,
GOLD ft SILVER
WATCHES,
GOLD LOCKETS.
GOLD ft SILVER
PENCILS,
togetherwith ageneral assortmentefJawaaaw
OUR STOCK OF
Slt^f, &!!
DRY GOODS,
cannot be excelled in STYLE and BEAUTY ia
Goodhue County, and will be sold CHEAPER
than they have ever been offered in this Mar
ket before. The Ladies are respectfully inci
ted to call and examine our Stock before pur
tLcie.
GROCERIES!
We are prepared to sell Groceries at wholes*'.
andretailLOW. They were bought fer CAS
and will be sold on the same terms. A jod
stock always on hand, and satisfaction MM
teed in every instance. Remember ft ff-4»
well bovghare half sold.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find we can supply their trade ss low as
they can buv below, aiding Freight and expen
ses. We solicit an examination of all steak.
We have also a good stock of
PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS, PUTTT
and SASH,
and shall keep a eonstaat supply on hand.
TERMS CASH er Good Bankable Paper.
188 JESSE McINTIRE.
E O W A E
W holesalcand Retail Dealena
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOU
And
BLANK BOOKS
S A I O N E
THE
Yonng America Restaaraat,
In the basement of
*9S:
,aik
Wall and Cirtai* Paper*,
E W E
Pocket Cutleryi
Por Monaaies, Fane Goods
AKO
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
A general assortment of
TOYS AND YANKEE NOTONS
NUTt FRUIT AND CONFECTIONARY.
Corner of Main It a Streets
A S A S
Goods given in exchange for clean Linen 01
Cotton Rajrs of sll colors, for which the high
est price will be paid.
Red Wing, Sept. 13,1857. 80- tf
a. aoaaow.
O O W
H. A. BOTT
O T.
DKALEBB IN
DR
O O S
BOOTS & SHOES,
O E I E S O I S I O N
UPPE LANDING, RE WING.
Our stocL Is large, and well adapted to the
WAMTS OF TBB PIOFLB.
We sell for CASH, or its equivalent, and •VBBT
B0OT SATS
THIS 13 THE PLACE FOR BARGAIN?.
Just give n.« a call, and this shall he demon
strated to your perfect satisfaction.
W» WA*T
Baskets
tc
1,000
1,000
3,000
000
000
000
Wheat.
Oats.
Hides.
Rags.
Beeswax
Tallow.
Green 0k Dry
Pounds
—ALSO—
The following Minnesota Money: People's
Bank. Central Bank. Chatneld Bank, La Crotsa
ana La Crescent Banks,
IH EXCHAHOB FOB BBT OOODS.
MORROW HOYT.
November M, ISM. HO-tn*