Red Wing sentinel. [volume], August 15, 1860, Image 2

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In Cherry Orovo, township 109,
30 I*' 34.
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THE SENTINEL.!*-**'
RED WhNG, MINN. O 15,18*.
1
I I N i^itur.
FOB I'HKSIDKST,
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•f Illinois.
rOK VICE I-HK4IPCNT.
1 V. O S O
of Georgia.
A N S I S
14, 18, 20,22,24, 26,28,30, 32,34.
a
CBSt 2 7
Whj'C
In Wanainingo, township 110, a ii
All outside of half-breedVeserrmtion
In Belle Cieck. township, 111 1 0 \II'
In Hay Creek, township rii, range I
All outside of the half-hrcud reservation.
In V'asa, township II J, i-in^e 16—All
in the township..
Ii Cannon Falls, township 112, range 17
Kccu.»n 1. 2, east of 3, whole of 4, 6, 8,
II 12. 13, 14, 15, 18,20, 22,23,
21. .:» .6, 27, 28, 30, 32, 34, 35.
I" Lilian, township 112, range 18—sec
2. 4. ..M«t of 6, whole of 8, 10, 12, 14,
i,. -»f !8, 20, 22, 24, 26. 28, 30, 32, 34
!?rd Wing, towiiship 113 range 14- All
outride of the hull-breed reservation.
None of the lamb comprised Within the
S.ntix liUf-breed reservation are contained
he roclamatiohofthc President.
The proclamation is signed by James
chvian, that ardent friend of the Western
fotiler, who vetoed the Homestead Bill,
ami whooj term' ofofHce by the blessing of
Providen'ee expires in jrst two hondrcd &
twenty-one days. We hope our citizens
will keep aecorate count of the days and
each night, .hank heavou Uiat another day
of power has pasted forever. The proc
lanration conelndeita follows-
Lindi appropriated by law fur the
neiiools, Indian, military, and other pur
pse. will bi oxelnded from the sale.
The tracts along the linos of the railroads
will b: sold subjecttothe right of way—
gran*eh by the act of 4th of August, 1852
fors.iid rjalroad", and the particular tracts
cut by ths rutes will ba sold as uitaming
the quiut!lies respectively shown on the
official pi its, without deductions.
The ntfering of the above lands will be ^HJPBT
commvn oJ on the days appointed, and will
proctod in the order in which they are ad
vertized, until the whole shall have teen
offered, ail the sales thus closed bu no
*afc shall t» kept open hmg.r tUi tw to •«,
end no private entry o'nhy of the land will
be admi ted until after the expiration of the
two w.'cks.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIOM CLAIMANTS.
Every parson entitled to tlu rigV. of pre
emptlon to any of the lands within the
townships and parte of townshipi above1
ifletftioned is required to establish tin same
to* th* satisfaction of the register and receiv
ef of the'proper land office, and make pay
jfor as noon as practicable after
notice, and before the day ap
the commencement of the public
pnds embracing the tract claim
'such claim will to forfeited.
IBLTCAN
This
COI'JITY COlf-i
TBXTI«7r.
is broke i.
•smoiUng is broke ilear o-n- rreigh-l0008*
percall of thetaoomittes. A
ed very little interest wa» tHken
infli»
the
matter thronghont the eounsy, hence the
Convention was very sfhrdy attend. l,«carce
ly half-a-dozen towns being represented by
properly accredited delegated Th3 utter
County Convention to «iate th the fact ofj,n,c*P«* l* inal}
Iris being a lhr.uocr
knoWn
S N
Hubbard,nour
woi
of thirtee ballot
friend Wilkrtto Ave for
Sceptre has departed rrora
new allies have cleaned the boards.
"Very little interest" says our neighbor,
"was taken in the matter." My. dear fel
low "all i:» vanity You must hang your
harp on the willows, and work in tlie line,
fcr jooj cannot tonger, lcadi. Nothing will
cure tho iliseweH of your partyi' but defeat.
It will teach you a proper respect for your
'Swede and Norwegian voters. We must
n.-: !«»y we rather like the present condition of
A I O A I. altairs. It is refreshing.
DKAIOCI:ATIC NOMINATIOXS.j
POMVICAI.
2 8 S a 0
In Minneola, township 110, range 15—
All outside of half-broed ivscrviHioil,
In Zumbrota, towuship 110, rango 16—
All in the township. .,
ftjswg,
lATK ELECTfOSS.
Thettoaglasticket has carried Missouri
I by heavj me} rity. In Kentucky Geh, |JCST.
lie Coombs defeated thb Breckinridge can
dinate for clerk. In N. C. EUi is elected.
The Mozart Hall committee, the head of
tile Wood organization' in New ork, have
Ccnlr*1
In Hoscoe, township 109, range IB, sec- Bichiridii4» ehurmah,«
lions 1 to 12incluMve, north '.C ol section «»cnitic Central Comnlittce
13, section 14, north of section 15, and they have taken
measurepo
X$S&3r S ^^°4ikr«fts
colft, iUe
h»v*
uiffS^:s
wbich is to be held at Syracuse on the 15th
17. Secti ns 1 to 24 inclusive 20,28, north I instant.
of 29, and all of 30, 32 34. i'^4.tu4i
In Kenyon, township 109, range 18—
Sections 1. 2. east }.£ of 3, whole of sections The Detroit Free Press furnishes a list
4,0 8,10,11,12, 13, 14,15,18, 20, 22, some thirty prominent Kepubiicans in that
renounced U.c erVor of their
ways and pronounced for Douglas and John
son. It prefaces the lift With the following
remarks:
!constanE
2 & &
of
?tatf ftrl\tM
I sertion,lhe.
fr.tiu* the Black
NEWSPAFElt ACCKVsroSS.
THK Owego, Tioga county, Gazette, is one
of the few papers in New York that has
hesitated to take'siftes" in the Presidential'better **™^&
content. It now, however, yields to theand
strong current of popular sentiment, and
and spreads forth the banner of the L'ttle
Giant of the West.
The Southwestern News, of Americus,
Georgia, after having temporarily supported
the pretenfidris of Breckenridge and Lane
has declared in favor of ifouglas and John
son.
Thb Fayette county Public Review, here
tofore a neutral paper,, has hoisted the-names
of Dougl is and Johnson and will do good
service for lhe Democrac.. during tho cirn
paign.
The Cleveland Glitn&% heretofore neu
tral in politics has raised. the Douglas flag.
The Wntkins Jteputycau, which has been
Republican, will draw its' flag and ist that
a
i°1?!lson
The Star of DaUai, published at Dallas
City, Illin'ip, heretofore a neutral paper,
comes to us this week, with the names of
Douglas and Johnson proudly floating from
its masthead.
The Hayonvillo Alabama watchman, a
Democratic journal published in the rich
and populous county of Lowndes, and here
tofore supporting Breckenridge and Lane
has ab ndoned thsni to advocate the
election of Bell and Everett.
The Lake 1'roVid mce (La.| TTe-aU aftercarriage
having temporarily placed the names of
Breckenridge and Lino at its masthead has
withdrawn' therit.
The Tuscumbia Deiriocrat has hoist
ed the Douglas and Joh son flag, making
twelve Douglas papers in Alabama. And it
is a notable fact that everyone of those pap
ers is published in a county giving a heavy
Democratic vote, which wo may state in
round numbers, as follows Mobile, 1,800
1 4 0 0
few* Tallapoosa 1,600 Green, 800 Morgan,
firaCoN-vENTon.—From the proceeding?J*-000-' Smupter 900: Montgomery 900
publiih'od elsewhere it will be seen that the 'naming irt all about 14,0^0 votes and this
RejMibhcan" dpunty Convention came off as! does not include the laVge'county of Chero
was expect-fce^which is, we'suppo^j (he strongest
t:ik«M| in
P»«e, 1,550 Madison 1,4 O
Douglas county in the State
The New Yerk N to states as an ascer
tained fact, that upward of 2,500 Democratic
lack of interest wi!I Us un le hr.rr"'ra~ar* P*P»rs the United States Support
cnt when it isk-iown tint ift§ «*inVcitt[oii|l)bnglas rnd Johnson1. About 40
actually elected a |i» crat memW of the-bee States vonnnrt rt£LW^Jl
the delegation to the State fi*frttw&J Itj% V^* W S 8 [t»**ief-50 heat tame ducks 'SO.:Unibn-lorin
is due to some of !»,« u-.ciaiora *f tholU%ne'!
abm 1 0
3
0
l)ul*dare
•-HKB^riyruwMar-r:^..jg
me 0
««t
5 ,of wn.chn w«in!cu]iar
idea 3
of
ed for sale at Henderson ori the 13t!i of. way the current is setting. It runs strong there being no middle ground between the
October A. D. 1860. :«nd deep, but it ly as it bears along) alternatives of a rapid ascent, or none at
In Belvidere, township 111, rauge 15 !"en .who..
a
?ee
anyway prominent in'a,
ty
!,hat
l\a
fact
cra
Is
m!,ri't
of
9 a
a a 0
ti^ns 1,2, 3, 4,6,8,10,11, 12*| 13, 14, i3,| Joseph Stiff aa able lawyer of Frank- 'als who selected it, were either insane, or
18, 20, east 21, whole of 22, 33,21. 23,! fort, IHinoios, 'hitherto a Republican, has their prospects for that better country were
lifwSi to'wnship 111, range TJ"?"*" KJ &5&-£Sl$!exccedin^ their delibera
aeetions 2, 4, 6, 8,10,12, 14 18 20 22 Ianrtfer McBnde, a prominent Kepubltcati in. tions were controlled entirely by the exam
24. 26, 28, 30, 32 oV 34. 'i Richmond county, Ohio, has followed suit, pie and wisdom of their illustrious prede-
In Featherston, towwnship 112, range 15,1 tn Mount Vernon, Ohio, at a. late Demo- cessors. We hear it stated that there is
AM ouLs.de of the half-breed reservation
I'Vp^ Class-Z. roots
froinlo jd au-1 fI*cifcen bu
~*aBr onions, pajftnr
#|rProsPero"S! each.gj jf
•g evert evil that and JLaslir,
antr Mvocating. cabb^-attd 3*bf
aithfolly the causd of truth and humanity, Pla,u'
College Dill for thK burial o? their dead.—
were such as to render an as
their loved ones, calm and re
spectful but when we are called upon to
follow the remains of our beloved relatives,
or friends and citizens, up. the steep rugged
and dreary ravine to our own City. Ceme
try, there is a scene presented, which is en
ough to cause the most hardened to shud
der and lament. In the first place, Uie road
from the foot of the hill, quite a distance,
has been thrown out of its original course by
a farmers fence, and his plow has rendered
the new portion almost impassible. Sec-
J2RSA
S
W id hoW a 8
blee thi,ss
^1****™ version to
in the township. adpeanng in print that they are in many ter, and has betn from the beginning, wo
In Loon, township 111, r.ingc 17—Sec|t'iie!*
W
ti meeting, Joseph Watson, Esq, here- soon to be fencing and other improvements
tofore one of the most prominent Republic- made thus rendering that the permanent
jan's in Knox county, stepped forward and'cemetry. This we hope is a fallacious re
announced that He ami thirty-six other! port. Why not aljandon that lofty desolate
Republicatis of his tovvnship would vdto for region now, and cease to insult the helpless,
Stephen A. Ifntfglas—the gallant cheiftaia victims of death) and save us the unpleasant
who is opposed by the disunionists of the'ask of disturbing the repose of more of our
South, the fanatics of the North, arid the friends-titan are there already, by a removal
political gamblers who want to thwart the in future year*,
people's will.
than aTiew handsome would cost
A purchase now could be made to a much
I would suggest a policy, although it is
neither hew or original, by which the city
would not be dangerously involved, and the
citizens would be greatly relieved and ac
comodated. There are fotne locations at tho
foot of the hill, on either side of the road
that would answer admirably, and I pre
sume could be purchased at a reasonable fig
uie. Ten acres would be sufficient, enclose
it with a good fence, then divide it into fam-
iliy burial lots, and assess the value of each,!it|
according to their location, making the total
amount sufficient to cover the entire expense,
reserving a p'ace for th? burial ofpaupers.—
As acitiz:n ef Red Wing, I hope this change
for one equally as good, will soon ba effect
ed: lid :B.-
AGJtlCl'LTLRAL A I
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Cannon FalU gricultnral, Mechanical &
Industrial Society, held on tbe 7th Tnst.,
the following pramiums were voted, on
the articles enumerated, to be distributed
at the annual Fair to be held on the 14th of
September next.
Class«MUM|sfc-Bcst stallion $5,00
2
21BUII
3
Tooneofwhich we would resp ctfully call ?d '*i *"?,', .t^J!? ?f
leui a entreaties, fromahe ^nirita ^.f
me'0**8 »nd citrons,
ablysumpod upon their mem3rv, is the Mechanical jrork—best 2 horse wagon
idisgraeeftil tham^ink^^ their-bodies -t^iTed
abode. Our present CUj^ Functionaries as-1 *5'» best cutter 2,00 «2d 1,00 best dining
the future, up their narrow
"1L"fW„lll!,,,
send delegate Um,-5,
j.
Cemetry is- particularly in tho w^n-
Tf 19 \1
wishes, are led to the conclusion, that the individu-
1 1 1 8
expenttiturp of funds
.,
besFspan farm horses 3,00
2d best 2 year old colt 2,00
2d 1 year old colt 1.00 2d 50c,
best brooWmsre with colt 5,00 2d 2,50
best sadle horses 2,00 2d best 1,00 single
horse 2,00 2d l,O0 best Span of
mules 3,00 2d 1,50
Judges-fbr cla««8 1. Win P. Tanner, J.
Stanton & K. Stone.
Class 2. Cattle—Best Durham bull 3 years
a 4 &
Stetos1'
"0f*5
«B—«
J50,
ear*** „(««,. um^^i*^^"^**^' j.™ .»*
perfect and enviable character while she coW a if if a
tinues to foster certain evils that are disre-fspecimen of 10 lbs butter 1,0J 2tPoO bes
,i „...„.., i'ess thaon It) lbs^5» best specimen of maple! such an unprecedented
the attentio_of, our City Council as Hi
positive disgrace to our City. From the gallon sorgheum, '50
summit of "Pisgah,." there is constantly"Is.'honey, inramb
suingsyle
departed
Ioa of ad
WM1 no MBMliM tir Ihw Mil (nr inilull Plim 1 ^.inil I implamonta and
Judges»
6 a 1 ?5U
tion that this
jtt'Vu
2d 1.50 bast milch cow 3,00 2d* a.50 will be: dropped"byhiV-dlscdnWnted follow
best yoKe of work ng oxen 3lO0 ,21ja,5O ers1, and the question, as ail do in a irevo:
stpr2year old steers 2,00 best pr I'lutioniwy crisis, reduce itself to the alterna
years 2,00 21 l,0a best spring calf, HeHer tive of two men. I
or bull 1,( 0 2d 50. We cannot speak of/the South bnt the
fine ewes and lambs 2,00 2d 1.00-' 3 people of the South are,tired of the tyranny
coarse ewes and lambs. 2,00 2id: LOO. ^fblusterir^p^Iiticiani. They never were
9 for class 3. Ralph Tanner, Dan-^ffepre prosperous. What the*! want is peace.: Rich
H3
y*tBSrua
best breeding sow 3,00 2d 1.50 best pis
of 18flt 2,tO 2d ijW
Judges fbr»class' 'J
S S E O S
MeOmnes»JIO
Bell and Leonard White.
1 W
a n«
i*
",-t:*"
*».—^.-« Gaughey,,B.tI.Kn6x,andWm. S. Mussey. lellnthe hi&tbry of excursions is'this cityj-
Cmss 10—Discretionary premiums on' Sbwe of Hbese trains seemed interminable
articles not enumerated.
1 he times are ausmeious for such a rovo. ^,,^ „,
?.To improve the present eorruptions. and. torn internal jeaIo,.sie6c«nnct.tod
DOUGLAS IN RHODE ISLAND.
From the P|»vid«ce (B. Pm Aft. Oth.
Yesterdajira**, holidapjn jjfcodil-land,
and it is hildly&otnincKto Mr Bat the
pie whole State wa«^5«rAithV]xJ|l«H en
there witnessed with
an outpouring of ths
masses,
each cu- thusiasm! Never was
The day had been for a week or more set
apart for a maraoth clam-bake in honor of
putable and insulting to 'ctVilmd humanity. specimen ofeheese not less than l^lbs 1,00 Judge Douglas' visit to the State. But nolRoel ©state unincumbered '__-477^499.311covery
a
8U«»r
rfti.
ution., he hepub.can party, demoralized concluded that the number present coU!d not
.i
^gWskional and State legislative
roal to a permanentlj passable condition !»nd rivalries has been compelled to aban-jth0l,ght the num'.er could not be less than
would involve a,greaterlocation
on ,ls h,ef
..
a
take up
an
Secessionists on the other, to be of tbe ene-1
mijs of the Union. Their instincts, their
interest, their
-judgment.point
a re
4 Khode Island
6 Connecticut
3-New York
7 New'Jcrsey
'27 Pentwylv»niu
21 Ohio
13 Indiana
11 Illinois..
5 Wisconsin
$ Iowa
to Douglas
gaperfn| to the standard of Doug-
11,487
42.715
276.0.14
28,333
147,963
1*5T.4W
?4,oT5
96,1SG
!90
43,9J4
W9,TI3
185 9?t,592
In thes States, Buchanan was ahead in
carriage horses 3,00 1856 on«the popular votes as counting
ing the votes cast for Fillmore, Freembnt
was'one third: of a million behind'. Yet
out of these 135- votes, Buchanan but 58,
and Fillmore none.
old upwards 5,00^21 2*50 2 years old jterests. His nomination was a cheat, his ,.
3,0:» ,2d 1,5 I best 1 year 3-00 .2d 1,50 ieandidacy usurpation, his platform dis- Larson Haagen Rdm
bast dev..n 3 re-.li sold 5 0 2d 2,50 best! union! rSfflf"
2 year old 3.0O 2d L50 best-l'iyoar old) When the'crwis comes petween Douglas LescKPit A
3 0» 2d 1,50 best2 yearoid heifer8..O0 and,\ Secessionist of the South, .Lincoln Larson John
JT^ey lo^o thvifJniOn, and if necsaary wilr Robins
1
?j. ouiiry—uoops oi lowis 'W MtfonSiin
Clas 5 PouUry-Coop of 6 fowls 'SOj'titmn tlhitf her patriotic mid ffiffior TB^ml^
J^ t«tkie^ W -ko% tame duc
rk-
I* "X1 'as* to be east for Douglas in tbe Electoral
lW%JY WP»-.l»*-Bost. specimen of|Collefje us surely and as effectually as they
body had anticipated so large a gathering- pouej
'50 best specimen 10 ltsjwimWs of heaven had been opened and "d in transit
SerfjMfcbMffiB^our l,00j^whole showers of men and women has rained 44 Mortgage Bonds 7 per
Wlawortb down upon us. The remark ofJ udge Doug-
in
C05ne
themselves superiority over the I *»»»•^50 btfst. buggy 2,00 MP b^st from must be to many* gr^atw9pder,
"ll'.d men," who were the former nrbDrie l*,,ftd,°V '50 :be8t harrow '5i| best bed however, cari testify that they poured into
'stea^ rnll»i.»?yV hest voice anil :... ii" if Li'- JJ'IL'^S.Stllil'l'l.-••*?.*—...
totti of- thi- valley: but against this position,
yre hallieifBr prptes|. lentil wo!see,t,heinostirel
s**
v,ood
the tegular Dein-L.:nfi ,u„n„ •„,:,„ „„„. •'. L. 1.00= best plan of farm house 1,00 Judges only say that both riie, regular and the ex
t.ee6f the State, and l^WbRJfasJf
a S raue
and
Judges,'H. A. Tanner, George McKonzie upon us. the city seemed flooded with stran
J. E. Chapman, Charles Hitchins, Mrs. gers.
William Tanner, Mrs. Frank Barns and'1 On the rbad leading to Rocky Point there
Mrs P. S. Fish. was a constant and unbroken stream of life
A premium' 6f three dollars will ba! the course of that day) was upward of two
given for tho yoke of oxen that will draw thousand. It isi sisfe (o say that these car
theheqiest load onat.one boat Judges, E. .riages contained at Itfast twelve thousand
Stoughton, :H. W. Kendall and John people. Sixteen steamer loads—large num
Ridgeway.
It was moved that the Chairman appoint ,tance of fivetor teniroila from any
E HOI7GLAS HEVOl.VTION.
I he movement in favor of Judge Doug-j.jlldgt.
las has already assumedthe proportions of,
"Thepe," said, tho Judge, "musfhave'^5
fromTfew" tlampshirerVho whole of
And indeed, where-so many people camo
"»e*sures «-*i»J enients, aftwJill, faded UB, and.we.dan
Mc"
«««ion trains W
when: they poured their human freight
KBSOLVBD, That a premium of three from thefirstdawn of light:untij two or
three o'clock in the afternoon.
dollars be given.to the best, female^rider: three o'clock in afternoon eleven S
Juagesu. lanner, Ueorge Baker anu o'clock, upward of live hundred carriages|6tete^fOhW 6 perJ«ent.,i
George Sargent. had passed through the villiage of Pawtuck-i semi-annoal if*.. 1 6 JtiQOi
A preuiinm of three dollars will be given et and we have reliable information which
for the fastest trotting horse, distance half»a renders iv'-probible that the' whole number
mile. Judges P. S^Fish, Eli Ellsworth & (we mean carriages which reached Rocky
Willard Kvnyon. .j Peint or it vicinity, by the different roads in
Dors
by sailing vessehs—and foot passengers
Resolyedj In case the receipts into the by hundreds—must be added to this crowd,"
treasury do not amount to sufficient to before the reader can hate a correct idea of
pay the premiums named that they be the immense throng at. Rocky Point,
paid in proportion to the amount received, Our arrival upon the grounds was at noon
lhat the first annual fair he held in And never in our life before did such aspect- i'5» share* Ciiiteus Bank
Cannon Falls, Friday September 14. jacle present'WUrtft oitr Vision. At a dis »':°*k ^'ntcrbury.C-iiiu,. a.oeo
a committee of three to procure a speaker point it seemed that every inch of space was ag shares Ku^e llaiik st'k"
the chair appointed Asa Barton. Eli Ells-! occupied, and almost everywhere we found .Providence,Rhode I.
a popular revolution. It is no longer in:glorio„9 that we ever witnessed. The nura
the hands of -politicians but the people ber
The scene which presented itself when
a a
preSBnt wavvariously G,timated
have taken hold of-H, and are pushing it THIRTY to FIFTY THOUSAND Gen
E^Sai^^^Vir^'s^^"Ch ^»*f*»^ ^*^'^*-'^^tne ^^nuj'^.-t^r^-ti^^: .,,,0.
•rh.tilL\.\l \i and ende»vorcd to make a reliable estimate, mo shares »i1
bjIfeg A
unknown
I T„„L-SANn.
an undeserving leader and is at dead pansj()f estimated th» number below thirtv thous
as to.what it shall do next., The convice-
sacrificLincolnnot
principle left to appealto,but the love ofjbia
all Americans for the Union of the States. I
Thcy know the Republicans on one side, the
nThe
will save
it,para-|,er|y
and
tMl in no event can beeedel, effort—su:h an effert was never ox
"*'. v, jnelled- under similar circumstances in New
lhe American party at the North has no K,,glanci.
I•*IST
as the man of the crisis Radical Demo
cats who went over to Fremont in 1856—
and Republicans wearied with slavery agi
tation, and who see in. the theory of non- Anderson Johines AslaksonOle
nterventjon the only way of getting rid of.
las, Brown Jane A
No delusion is greater than that in re-1 Berg Ole
gardto the comparitive strength of the par- Bostwick John
ties in 185**. Take for instance, States, Burlhdorgh
which casting a majority of. the northern Bonner Samuel
votes, may be regarded as powerful cnongh
to deckle the question of the Presidency.
Electoral
votes. Fremont. Buchanan. Fillmore.!.
Heraldsen German
I It will be seen how easily these dements
can be combined to give the popular will a
truer exdres«ion now. Lincoln has none of, Kavanaugli Timothy Kernel Frank
the strength of Freemont. He has no Jes- Kirkpatrick Rev Kelly James
sie to attract sympathy: and disarm re
sentments, no romantic career to excite in-
Kaperdal Lars
Kein Anders
Rich
pig VVe repeat this is a revolution and they") fj
^d0
Us-
S a Henry
destiny, are .blind to signs of-theLsomner Iff 2
a 0 (l I 0
gentleman
N
£1%
N
0
bodr that we heard
speech of ude Douglas was a m*s-
iyn rt.cejved
as re
t,,r
(,»,
t|le
the vast astern-
?0 chtfer a shoiJt 0 a
bestowed npon anv ora-
gUltc#
OF LETTERS remaining in Red Vi jr
Post Oihce, August 15, 136o.
Arno'd
Mrs. Kmeline
Cruin Levi II
«,r.so
1,676 Drudy Patrick
«,6l5j
24,990
195,877
46,943
230,772
110.874
118,070
(05,348
5-2,488
36.179
'JtJS Evans W
82,202)
Ifgg Faith John
,*l!^iOruebelMr.
832,92a Clay George
Bergh O A
Bncboltz Wm
Burch John
Brice Patrick
Gronk S 2
1)
Fauss Chaw
Fingle James
O
Gates Rev
Hane Dimick 9c Co
Jonson Par
Jonson Peter -.
Johanspn Samuel
Jonson .Martin
Johnson:Mr. Lauriiy
'.-
Myers Fred
Martenson Par I
Munger Lncy A,
Nilsson Nils
Parker Luther
Payne E E 2
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THEIHT
on the first ol
luws of the S{
The name
Buranee
necticut
It seemed as though th^CftttliJthlhandJoifagcuU
a a
2 Jersey City Water
bonds, 6 pjr, cent. tttriL-
ann ial interest
JOlfPANY.
aired by the
The Capital la fifteen hundred thousand dol
lars and is paid up.
The asset* of the company are
Par Val. Market Val.
State of Tonnesee, a per .,
cent., semi-annual in- ..'.J,.
terest j.,,,.20,000
State of Nov York,,%.:per ,.,',,\.,
cent., semiannual in
terest.^ 25,000
State of-Miistmtl,
cent., seiuL-annual in^-
215.C90.21
int*r~,
„ftn
08 Mortgage bonds at 6
per cent, semi-annual
44,009.
25,900 25,000.
per cent., a
iriteriet iW.OOO
25 Rochester City Bonds,7- :••,:.
per 11 cent,, mm\- annual
interest 25 ooo
10 BfjOoklyn. City Bonis.
e^prcgnL.asiai-annuai
H(
We,
intent
o?oa -if.
r^'
5 Milwaukee City.bonds. '/•".,'•
10 per(jnt.^cmi-ajinua] ,..
interest,
Hm
50,000..
25,0.0^
:^Igg^
?wm,
,.,-, ,, ... '... 5,0M
bnitei States Treasury
Noteu and accrued inter
est 50,009
United States Stock, 5 '..
semi-annual
por cent,
interest,- O I I I I W
1 5
State of Kentucky 5., per,.,,.
cent., serni-'antfuar•"'
at,r 10,090/ .MO^IW."
Jt.ere*l,„,'! rry ^fi^
sem^ annual int.'. Wft
State of Indiana 8^. per
cent, semi annual tint.:.: *)/KM/
State «t Michigan
a it
Delaware and Uudsin.CanY::
al co.. bond, 6 por cent..
semi anuual interest 5,i31,9Q
500 shares of Hart lord an
New Haven R.R. Co.st.'k 30^).-'
250 shares Conn. River R.'
lis Oo. stock- 25,000
107 shares .Boston and.
Worcester Railroad «'or/f'),t65y
51 sh'iresGoiinecticut Riv
er Co.. stock:: 5,000
0
somewhere in our neighborhood, gathered: stock, Boston."M.k?-.
such a crowd that for full fifteen minutes wej 103 shares Mcn'Ynmts B'k
could not make an inch of headway. stock,Si. Louis, Mo. I ,.'30
2
Ili.rtfuid lo.ooo
3oo shares Phoenix bank
stock. Hartford 3o,ooo
i4o shared State Bank atckk
9
Kassube Otto
Retten W
Robinson & Bodman Rottger Christ
John Butan A
S
All other ,elaii
amall.Wprirfril
Millard P' ^flSQlJifiHrBSntoB^B
Miner Alviria
N. oiiud
llkthtwcWiiMi lOjOoo dollars
MMMWS rW«rrOnXjC.sxSbargtr^aiBibmsBamtim^lai
Preston Jdhn
Phillips A
Ai
Sargent Geo
Storkra Caroline
Shaw Jamei
Sjursan Miss S
Smith James E
Sversdaiter Inge BaarSummers Wm.
X:i
Trq'man A /.. Truthson N'els
Thomiwon Perry
Winslow
Webb Oliver
-PersoL
p!«»f« «a
4
Wablers Jacob
a a alionpnal.
nl'^iv fgottiyr v^.ij.r vtli
H. C. UOFFMAN, f„
iyroRTGAG*Wk:t».31feoa*s
23,000. ffl
41.5J'.
W
50,75H?
s7,ooa.
.,
0
K««ri* B,"»*
hie great speech was
grj ndest
most sublime and most
at from
5 -.'.r.V.
l.kTi.
1 »00
Jj.800.
20,800.
10,5o:
"S^»*'^
M. i*sonru£t. L»iir,.Mo, s.0,C00
4'to nhar'es Turiner Mill
Meohnni k.nk stqcjc,
Philadclj.li 20,00J
i'-'O »slHr:s iEtn:i,hu!:lc st'k
Hartford
10.500.
rd io,ooo
2oc share„s,Citiyl !Jan Bt*k
Huniord 2o,ooo
•oo shares Kxchangc Bank
stock, imiubrd 15,o0o
4oo hlmres Farmers and
itechanks b'k at'k, H»rt. 4o,ooo
l«o shares Merckants nod
manufacturers bank st'k
Uatok nU'ok, New* York t: 4o.oeo
Joo shares Ilnak of North
AHICT ca clock N. Y.
3oo sharc.0 Bank of Amer
ica stock, N. Y.
8oo shares Bank of Repub
lie stock, N. Y.
loo share* Bank «f Com
monwealth stock, N.Y.
3oo nhircs of Bank ol Xew
York stock. N. Y.:,
loo aharcti ol Bank of Com.
merce stock, N. Y.
&oo shares Broadway
atock* N.Y.
soo shares Butchers and
IvA Mortgagor—George Phillip*.
Miprlgagee— Charles A. Salmon, r.
liortgags ralordedXFcbAary 2M,
1858, at 9 A fieefc **'.' a/ mort
gages, on page 218,214 and 215, in the office of
Register of Deed* for Goodhue caanty, Minn*.
eota.
Amount claimed to be due upon the debt
cured UysafXttiibrtgagYat tka feat* Utfcfa
tiee-
MORTGAGE
23,000.
1
l."),»0O.
4,O0O.
10,000.
3o,ooo,
Hnrtfori. 2t,ooo
l.V »!iarus 'onn. Kiver H'k
stock, ll.%ftford 7,5oo
loo shares .American Ex'c'ge
4o,ooo.
2o,ooo
21,6oo.
80,000
Drovers bank. N. Y. -Jo.eoo,
looaharcsCity B'k, N.Y. lo.ooo
800 shares impor:cr« and 11
83.000.
2o,ooo
25,000.
lo,ooo
lo,ooo.
80,000
3o,9oo.
'Jo,060
2o,ooo.
io.000
28,ooo.
34,ooo.
i'i^oo.
Traders Bank, N.Y- "o.o 0
2oo abates Market Bank'
New Yo.-k 3.1,000
l,2oo aha res Mechanics b'k
Bank, N.Y. 4o,ooo
H2o aharea MerehanUbank
New York 41,ooo
I shares Mercantile bank
33i»oo.
f(
2o,4oo
N.Y. 3 0.00
2OQ Bharea Merchanta Ex
change bank. N.Y 10,000
2oo shares Metropolitan
Sfi.ooo.
10,000.
4o.ooo.
I 48,«7o.
New York, lo.eoo
3oo shares Nashua b. N.Y. 3o,ooo
*eo* Ma nhattan brjj.*??. 2o,ooot
2oo North Kiver b. lo,ooo
4ooa Oceanb N.Y. 2o,ooo
#ooj Peoples b. N Y. 10,000
5oo a phenix b. N. Y. li,ooo
4oo Uuion b. N. Y. 20,000
12,5oo..
80,600.-
lo,ooo.
18,800.
°/f !r* W- K* Y- lo.ooo
15o i.N.Y.L.ln»^ TrnStco.U.ooi
loo a U.S. Trust Co., 10,0
Bills receivable, maturing
MiaceJJaneoca I'anis
%-|o,loe.
lo,Soo.
2o,6oo.
,000.
25o.,
,5oa.
.011.29
703,6-3
The amount off liabilities due erT not
due to banks br other creditors'
Losses adjusted and due
LindbergPGA
Lawrence
Lipshuts tf proof^reenteated
the debt se
no
Two hundredand •iaty-thrcc doll ant and
«tUwo
To* thee
8ttVC,1'y
cents., and Aa,proceeding»» athv
otherwise* haJeWA Instituted!©r th
Umwh
thereof.
Dated. Faribault. July 12th. 1860.
fi,,
re-
one hundred and nine Korthof Kauge eighteen
Weat^ containing .one hundred «nd sixty acres,
in the county of Goodhue and State of Sinne
aota.
Default having been-made in the payment
the. debt secured by »aid mortgage—Notice is
ha^eby g»v^»'i that iy. trtue pf-a, power, of sale
ooutnin«d, in said mortgage, aad pursuant to
the statutes of this State, such cases made
and provided, the said'mortgage will before
closed by sale of the said mortguged premises,
at Public Auction^ at the office of the Register
of Deeds for said county of Goodhue, at Red
Wi«g, in said county, "on theM9th day of Au
gntst, A.D,TT3.»!0, at One o'clock Hv, toaatfsly
the amouat due on Maid'mortgage and the cost*
nd' dibbursmeiita dt Sdch.ufler tdgetlier with
the sum of sixfecn'aind'e^ty-lrW'-ofla hun
dredths dollars, bcingTTienmount of taxes upon
said i.n ihh«os p&iU by Uteanertgrtgoev
"««MiliB*»At'SALMON,
Cot*H,$$CAS*-, Mortgagee.
Attry's-rdr»6vtgagae. ggwgf
MORTGAGE
SALE.
Wlusreiis KnoteSRU- fucker .did JOBvtbe
"Slstday 61 Juneed. :6. 18 5», execute and deliv
er to 1*. E. Kent, a certain indenture ot ort-
r"ckcr
dm grunt and convey to sai-t P. E.
Kent, his heirs and assigns, forever, all that
:'. i|*riictl*f'"pftvi1ce-J1of Inml. -together with its ap
'27.800.'.' purtenanccs, lying and being in-the c»nnty of
'Goodhue and .State of-M»nneeota. described as
1
J)
21,000.
2.',400.
10,t.'09
10,800.
*,000.
irrcr
Oak
it ea» qua'tafr »f»ec'ion thirty-five
(3-5), ia township one hundred and twelve
(. ll,^,^orh^oi*ii»ng*'»evSit4«rt (Hr west, con
fciiiiinp ri|»« liundre-Land «ixty I.»'•" aores, ac
cordiwg to tlic UuiUs-1 States .govt-rnnicnt sur
vey thereof: wTuen 'said indenture of inort
graje, daly acknowledged, was, on the iid dav
Juiicy'a: n. 15.'»9. it.S»•rtVl.»JJ-- in-tha wrcnoon
ofthnt daV.dnVy recor.lel hi tlas ouivn of the
:Re»ister
•ia.il 10
I 454.?0
a.v,ros.
11 ,aiO.
oV H&eils for tho 'County, of (Joodhao
aforesaid and whereas, default lias been
madalU'the'condition of-the sai.l mortgage,
aiiUtlwfo is iloV. Ht^jJiL-datc |t5U"nbtS^,
dite{ntto|i faid ifi-iitirajreiho siuii of rlirec hun
drud dollars, with l&gal interest on two hun
dred and fifty dollars thereof from and after
the 24th •iay'ol' June. A. I. 1860 and no suit
or nr*eeedmg*t law have been instituted to
recover tlie s-.n'd debt secured by aaid mort
or &iv ^«henof
Now, thaieioro, nonce is hereby given that
by virtue- oi- power of sale in aaid indenture
ot tuortpi^e contained, and agreeably to the
statiite in such case made and provided, tho
above »!oscribed mortgaged premises will bo
sold ^y the sheriff.orTJpodhuc county, at pub
I li'- auction, id the'highest bidder,' for cash, on
]th» 25th day of August, A. D. I861), at ten
I o'clock in the forenoon of, that'Vay. at tne
outer door of the Court House, in Red Winy,
in the county of Goodhue aforesaid, to satisfy
the aforesaid mortgage and all legal costs,
charges and disbur etnents.
P. E. KENT,
AILTS fc PtcKiiAM Mortgage*.
1
Att'y*f.n-Mortgagee.' .-" ^JOS-td
ISSOLUT10N NOTICE.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between J. H. Brand and T. L. Adams in tho
harness business, is this day dissolved by m..
tual consent.
The business will be continncd at the old
stand by T. L. Adams, who is authorized t«i
collect all debts due the above firm.
.Red Wing, Julv 10th, lSW.
J. II. BRAND,
206-w5 T. L. ADAMS.
SALE.
38.
LIABILITI
168,633.8!
tbe .company are
tu*f
«xceeding
withoutnspecial
permission
a a a a a amcaOcit
ssddcpends
upon tho con.tnrceion, Material arlS means of
arresting Area, bai
Hartford, July 2d, I860
Too. K.BaAcc, Sec
State ef
Eci&ftRIlltfflYfl
Bre»ldent.
meat of the assets and condWob"o the Jitafa
Iaauranec company is tr»e.
s,
HENRY FOWLEB, Justice of thb Peace
gWrt, bavinj j^Hy epm'plUd. w^th.Vbe re
quirements ofan act entitled an act**foregu
JfM'"•°™«?r?«V»nrea no^, incorporated "by
Misweso^Vpjrwred the «th day
of February A.fiTlsVk,: rjwreoy certify that
aaid company is authorized to transact busb
^•^^nVy.hancrantfseaTat tl* city
•i C41ABLES SUHISffFBlMiState Treasurer,
'l^niiy the abo^e wa true ^8f the
bCIIEFFEB^Aata Taeasurcr
perH. U. Gilfert, ClerV.
Default having been made in the condi
tions of a certain indenture of mortgage, da
ted tlie itth day of February, A. n. 1*58. exe
en ted. acknowledged and delivered by Nancy
Fish, of (roodhue countv, Minnesota Territory,
to W. W. Phelps and Christopher Graham.
Sibley county, and which was duly recorded5
in the office "t the Register of Dee'ds of said
Goodhue county, on tlie 25th dav of February,
a. D: 1S5S, at li o'clock Mi. in lJook 4 of Mort-
Sajre
2t.2So.
9,7oo.
ages, pages 22£ and '2'U by which saidjnorN
thrf-WRid Nancy Fisdi did crant, ba'rgiiin.
sell and convey unto the said \V. W. Phelps
and Christopher Graham, their heirs and as
signs, forever, all that tract or parcel of land
[ying and being in the county of Goodhne, in
the(then) Territory (now State) of Minnesota,
described as follows, to wit: The south-west
quarter of tbe south-cast quarter, ao ith-cast
quarter of the south-west quarter, and the
north half of the aouthwest quarter of section
twenty-seven (21), in township one hundred
and thirteen (113), north of range sixteen (16)
west, in the district of lands subject to sale at
Red Wing, Minnesota Territory, to secure to
lhL?aid_W. W. Phelps and Christopher Gra
ham, their liclrs, executors, administrators or
assigns, the payment of the sum ot four hun
dred dollars, one year after date, according to
.the5»pndij#bn oJfia-eertmnjfTOBaisaoTy note "ex
ecuted*- by the said Nancy Fish so the said
Phelps and Graham, and. bearing ever, date
therewith, with interest from date at th* rate
of two per cent., per month nntil paid. And
which said mortgage and the debt thereby se
cured, were, on the f7th day'of December, a
11559 for value, duly, assigned in writing by
the said W. W. Phelps and-Christopher Gra
ham. to-Jwhn L. Thome, of Hastings, Dakota
county. Mimioseta. and wkiqhaarnrninent was
on the 17th day.ot' .Deeemhcr, A. O. 1859, at 5
o'clock r.u.. dtfly
Register Vfgtfee»
saitf. iii "Bok 2u
ees 03S and M0. ,i
recorded'i 1 the office of the
I afore
5sceun1vroTrt Mbords pa-
And whereas, thera is n«sr clained to he due
at the date of this notice on aaid uobs and mort
gage, the sum of six hundred and twenty fi
dollars and eighty-four cents a no* pro
ceedings at Jaw or otherwise having been had
or instituted for the recovery of Raid sum or
any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby (riven..that
by virtue of a power ot sale e»ntuiucd in said
mortgage, and in pursuance of the statute In
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises
Hereinbefore described, at piib-ie auction, to
tho highest bidder, for cash, at the front door
oftho Court Ilojise, in the.citv of Red Wing iu
said .GeJaMiue Countyj, eft.rhi ^niday of Au
gust, A D. 1S60, at to o'clock in the' forenoon,
to satisfy the amount due or. said r.ot* and
mortgage, with the charges and disbursements.
Dated Red Wing, July lltb. 1860
None.
None
1H£
Att'y for Assignee. SOft-td
COPARTNERSHIP, heretoforeexutin
under the name and firm of LittMeld A
Maginnis, havsng been dissolved by, mutual
consent on the lath.day ef this month, notice
is here by given that tho "business of the firm
will be transacted by. the subscriber, who will
continue in charge of the paper.
Bed Wing^July^g. MAgriN MAGINN1S.
NMn street ReelWrmV,' Wilkinson'sblock.
WM.
A AS. LAWTIIER are now opening
and receiving a complete stock ef
•.y!/..•,::-,! -.. .. tLOT,rlS»:
CA8SIMBRES,
E N S N I S a N GOODS,
in great variecyi 'AlaO,sj«ifn^]cte assortment of
TALOUS' TRIMMi^GS.
which they offer to cssh buyers Ter cheap
We have also In,connection a
A O I I E S A I I I I I E I
'fbr the manufacture of Gent**Clothes to or
der. Mr. C. BERG II, an experience-1 work-
jrarrnenis *»7thc latest stylc3aiS?on rea°s"'iilbl«
terr»_«- Pg"
0
?**Hhing to purchase will please
pel
espccttuHy ealich 1 share ofipatraOage*
Ti^pjssrje^jjmah^a Gas
as.- LaWTHEa.
lMtf
Red ing. May 2, i860.