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Frsm the Fede' al (Georeia) Union.
GOVERNOR COBB.

GOVERNOR COBB. &
The New Orleans Delta commenting upon the late
speech of Mr. English of Indiana northern Kansas and
Nebraska democrat, takes sion to make fling at
Gov. Cobb because he sustained Mr. English. The Delta
says:
"Not the drumming of the Union, or the greasy
obesity of Cobb the harmonic arrangements of party
for which such fellows Cobb considered necessary
furnish the osha to lose sight of this question
a moment" a.Ha#a
The personality of these remarks will meet with the
proper reception by the distinguished gentleman whom
they are aimed. .......a
The Delta has mortal hate of Gov Cobb for two rca-
sons: First because he "Unon democrat" in 1850
and 81 and secondly because he stands steadily by
those northern democrats who did heretofore and do
now, stand by the constitutional rights of the South
We were not attached to the wing of the democracy
TO which Governor Cobb belonged in 1850 and 81 but
have so far forgotten the distinctions of that day MS
TO give hand and help to every southern
man, TO whatever party attached heretofore, who pre-
fers the democratic creed to the odious dogmas of
know-nothingsm. We also cheerfully claim
fellowship with every northern who, in addition to
being enemy of kRow-nothngism bears the high
incubation of being true friend of the Union and the
stuoual rights Of the South But why should the Delta
bate Gov Cobb because he susains those northern men
who vote with the South affecting her most
vital interests The ready hand The Delta
wishes to dissolve the Union but it knows that
pe accomplished while northern men in Congress sustain
southern rights Unable to reach these men, its
batteries upon the southern who support these
northern congressman and seeks prejudice southern
against their representatives, thereby hoping drive such
men Cobb from the halls of Congress- and place in their
stead southern Hotspus, who will by extreme measures
force the NATIONAL conservative members from the North
into the opposition This is the Dcltas darling idea But
we can frankly tell it, if waits until the sixth district in
this State epudaes Howell Cobb for his support of sound
northern democrats 1t win find its disunor egg viii grow
cold and spoil long before there any prospect of hatch
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
&As 81 ~

n RAINS leave Washington or Baltimore @
L AIS and eK. a. M, and an ~, y" .rsa&i
On Sunday. nj Al. p af
Leave for Washington '
Al Az aud gk, a.. IN and and 5A, p. m aFiat
On Sunday, TT AZ, q. m. :, .,, -. ,,,,s N, a
Passengers o lpha and New Yosk will W uoos o.
ras.enrsrs Tor Annapolis will take trains at sx andaK
~. n" tic West and AZ, connect
ing n Washington junction. :, :, ...oa,. 49,.
Jan i7--df
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ken on TIE passage OF the bil Il wss net agreed
Y "arsroN moved to reconsider the vote which had
lust been taken, and Mr. CLAY moved 10 pos.s..~ '"'
ton indefinitely; whereupop, Mr.. HousroS withdrew the
motion.
On motion, the Sepate adjourned.
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The Commissioner makes estimate of the future cost
of managing selling and surveying the lands within the
States and the Territory of Minnesota unsold and
after deductng the amount from the aggregate calculation
OF the value Of the lands unsold he estimates that the
United States WILL in the end, have made profit of
$43o570570 d6 from the lands within the limits specified
This calculation does not embrace any lands within
California, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico or the Ter
ritores Of Kansas and Nebraska ..'
may then, confidently, in view Of these facts repeat the
assertion that the paltry Of $35,5s9566 paid 10
the Indians for their title to lands of which the
government will realize net profit of 100000 900
shows conclusively that the acquisition extinguish
c if you please of Indian title has not been is not
and be properly called purchase This nation
has not regarded the Indians the of these land
if it has it has BEEN guilty of andseang on the widest
possible scale. - @ Et& g#"
But when considerations of humanity intervene the
above exhibit will show that government can well a
ford kindness to the Indian race though kindness be
costly 1t may to smother the annual protest against
the expenses of the Indian service 1t may Justify the Tx
ecue and the head of the Interior Department. for ask
ing liberal appropriations particularly when those appro-
priaons for the necessaries of life or the means of
civilIziug and Christianzng the red e.
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GooDSeveral hundred oaves Of bread were seized in
BY the authorities, last week. account Of light
weight and distributed TO the poor
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The Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 5.--The ice moved again this morning
The hull of the steamer Grace Darling STAYED. The
river rising slowly and the ice cannot stand much longer
The opened yesterday from Evansville to New Orleans
Weather warm. #H.H. b.
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Headquarters Volunteers Dis,Iici OF Coiunibi Ia
Washing on rehrunrv a Ia


The Of This District having ,ke part in
tie q, a. the approaching
@ s'a &c
thr the commanding officers Of companies
other corp. 2, distance intending be present. are requested
corps persons embrace, the precise
time expected arrive IN his city This
civil chirf day. provide for Inc
proper reception and entertainment OF their military guests
0'0'' ii, N. oBER, Adju,aa,
OFFICERS. VA
The following named officers OF the regiment appointed
ssrs aiding 70 maintain ne no.psa ,%
O. our make ns d
hiends on that occasion, viz;
Adaan, oher and Assistant surgeon Gynrs
csDn e~s & ss s %"cs .y Ses
Captain sheckeII, Of the Marion Rifles
Canaan knss q ss sos ssn usr% s'
"a Powers O. he t w.nos @ . ss"
Lieutenant odhed. Of the Montgomery Guards.
Reynolds, Of tho W".hns.on rhude
Lss,snsn, ssonsy Of the y, Union s Guard:
by order OF Colonel Hickey: H.. NJ oBER
Fsb7-d Adniant
Bohn's Hand book OF Washington.
book should be in the hands Of every soournne
cy public a oo "a and s,n'n . i, m
70, sale in The Capitol " the book stand aud at the bookstores
HON. PRESTON y. BROOKS.
FINE likeness of muchlamented r. s. Brooks
s just pubished by BONN. nv eming S. copies will
be sent by mail to any par, Of the United States
Address the Publisher, Washington, D. C.
Feb d--endst
WtIIards Hotel.
J. q. II. A. WILLARD,
Pspusyporio and Fowtccnth sweet,
Washington, ID. c.
y. Phillips,
or Alabama,
-sfforasyaf- Law.
Once 7h and Louisiana avenue.
Dec 6-d2mt
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Grand total Of acres to which Indian title had
been extinguished ............ ..........-....43s

been extinguished ......... ......-.438, 36T, 500
1t thus appears at glance that the cost of the Indian
title in the limits named has been about eight one
mill per After reimbursng the expenses of exn-
gushing the Indian title and Of survey SALE and manage
men and the payments to France SPAIN and the State of
Georgia. the public lands disposed of had then melted the
government the handsome o-say. 3sl 2l3 10
Add value of lands granted for military
vices ID 1902 20
Add value of lands donated for schools, rail-
roads, and other purposes 27,2s4292 IL
Net sum realized by the United States 53s 10
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
On the Havana PiaD,
To he drawn February %, 1857.
10000 numbcrs--i 900 prizes.

,0O8 FTizes-3 100 Tickets.
Low regular prize in the lottery $500 lowest approximation
prize &f0. aa. .Fas g.88 t6Ne3
Address all orders for tickets the above splendid schemes
T. II. HUBBARD, d CO.,
raar..s tt 8Eaa at Baltimore, Md.
T. ". HUBBARD X co. authorized agents on all
orders in the Maryland LOTTERIES.
Feb sid r. FRANCE co.
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WATCH Repairing and Ergrsving. --watches, chro.
pocket description repaired
by sklfu warranted perform accurately.
Engraving done the best se including
cutting and inifiais
=, Visiting and wedding elegantly saved and printed
M. w. GAIT d BRO,
Pennsylvania
Jan 3p-u 9th and 10 streets.
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TnALBERG's SECOND AND LAST
FAREWELL CONCERT,
CARUsrs SALOON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ioh
First and only appearance Of the rrn Donna
MADAME JoHANNsEN.
mr. ThhLBERG, Madame p'ANGRL
The sale o. seas will Monday, February p,h
Ranking House o Chubn H~osh~rs
Washington, January i, 1857
JOHN D. BARROW ard HENRY HOLMES ar, mi. day admit
ted in the Banking uhuh Brorh, No. be
nrm from this dne will be Charles j. Jbn
harrow md Henry Holmes, The House Davenport low IL
composed u Charles 81 thubh VIM Dnuga aid ALI xa.d.r
H. Barrow under the firm OF chubb Broherr Barrow Co.
Jan i-au CHUBB BROTHERS,
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Arny's Confectionery,
M, "a Bridge street, Georgsfown, ID. Q,
w THERE kinds entertainments furnished with The he.t
cresms cakes ,confct, Ac the shoet mo-
on
exhibition ri Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
Feb 3-d6
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his ear does shrink from the oahs and basphemy
that will assa him every hand and If he does there
receive practical Lesson of the blessings of emancipation he
must be of the staunches disciples of the abolition
school, If it should be objected has often been the
case that ali this may be traced 10 the curse of slavery
let him contemplate the Africans in their native land dves
ed of thing that gives value TO liberty and three
fourths of them subjected to hereditary bondage
These victims to the demon of abolition when they reach
the promised land in the NORTH for the part either
live by petty thef become dead weights on society
At this moment large portion of the fugitive slaves and
10 fact of all the free blacks Of the North would be perish
ing in the oss of winter like grasshoppers that have
wasted their in deness and unthrif it
for the industrious white who like ants have provided
their wintry stores and whose charity keeps them alive
Without doubt the most speedy aud esectual mode Of rid
ding country OF these frebrauds of dscord would be
the of the advocates Of immediate emancipation in
achieving their freedom But II would be an inhuman ex-
pedient for judging from what have seep aud now see
few years would espse before their Incidence their extrsv
agance their ntempeauce Of prudence carelessness
of the future together with those evils which assuredy
wait the possession of freedom by those who know not
how to enjoy its blcssingsall these causes combined
would consume them like wasting cankers and strew the
land with sad monuments of Wild wilful remotseless
which, rushing headlong to attain some
distant unapproachable object blind to all the obstacles
that intervene. Again, ask, would act followed by
such consequences those which have briefly alluded
be eonormabe to the laws Of God and Nature which have
for their object the general happiness Of mankind2
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Ono BRANDY Catawba brandy made at Cincinnatit
Ohio has recently been purchased il is said at s. per gall
Ion for expectation to France for the purpose of avorng
foreign liquors. .
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
The Dubuque Times, in disgustinsly
nauscous puff of Lowe the Black Republican

The Dubuque Times, in a diseustinrly
nauseous puff Of Lowe the Black Republican
candidate Tor governor in Iowa, saws:
lin our last war with Great britain. Mr.
loves patriotism rose above his pstcrpal
feelings, ard his own and his tam;ly's inter.
ests. and he enlisted and served under Gen,
Anthony Wayne better known. perhaps. Is
mad Anthony during the entire campaign,
displaying, under several trying :ircumstsn
ces, great GOODNESS, bravery, and wisdom,
1t will be news to most people, that "mal
ANTHONY had a command during the last
VIZ. 1t strikes US that he was moulder.
ing IN the ground, before the commence.
mensoi the present cen,ury.--Pionev q
DsnoTut.
/ This Mr.. Lowe, it seems IS spir:tualis.
and y governed by the information and Wis
dom dol impaired e him through circle Of me:
;sliuus. He is also said to b. the Angel Ga.
briel Of certain Mrs sIs,mmer., who claims
chat she is 70 be mother Q: second xas;our
81. Ale DemocIa,sousht 10 back OF the course !,
80. i y is ofno sse b oppose. 4 man III.
sssdsun7erimsd Aathony Wayne, and :
also the aage! Gabriel; his trumpet should i.
~ signal q rstr1oA
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Miss G us Girl's school-At st. Paul.

EDIToR RED VINO SENrINEL--MY DEAR
SIR.-As YOU have kindly offered mo a
place in your paper, as occasion may offer,
avail myself oftho privilege to commend to
your readers, most heartily and adyisedly the
school named above.
1t is good school in every SENSE
The principal is competent, experienced,
thoroughly devoted to her work, and spares
neither labor or expense in her Charge
Her school has given the highest satisfaction
to her numerous patrons here, and is every
way successful.
You will receive 4 circular giving terms
DC. i'll day or two. The next term opens
September 10th. Miss ellis residence is
with her mother, Mrs Chas. A. Gill, on
Seventh street, near the Fuller House. .
She has highly competent assistants in all
the departments, and am sure that parents
who send their daughters into Mrs. Gilps
ia mily as boardcrs, will secure to them the
highest social as well as educational adyan.
tagcs. Yours truly,
- 49, TEfi' n " " .,iJ,.
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%" We have 10 rows Of Importance from.
S., Paul. Ii is said that the Conference
Committee have not been able to agree upon
submitting one observation-disclosures the
Republicans insist that the clause in their
Constitution which reads as follows, "cyery
white mae inhab;t,nt, (" shall be submitted
to tbs people, forthc:r a7proyal-To this the
Democrats will not consent.
The decision Of tho Supreme Cortland
the sentiments Of the party, and even Of a
portion Of the Republicans, are repusnant
to negro suitragc-and as this is the only
subject now in dispute between the two Con-
v,n';ons, the Democrats feel perfectly will
ling to go before the people on that issue.
Let the people understand thai, that the
only thing that prevents the submission
If but one Constitution to lem, and t:us
hazards our admission into the Union. is tho
extreme PARTIAL y OF the Republicans for Their
s,oor down. trodt!en colored brethren"
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THE ArPpATlONMENT.

The following Senatorial. and Representa-
i've Districts. with the apportionmcnt Of
members in the two Houses Of the State
Legislature, together with the table Of pop,l-
'ation in the several districts upon which the
apportlonment is based, lave been agreed
upon BY the Joint Committee Of the two
Conventions. The estimate Of population
has been made with mu. h care from the best
Information the committee could obtain, and
is now published for future reference.
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o. Another comet has been discovered
rapidly approaching the earth. II is now
IN the constellation Pcrseus.
O. The press and appur.enanccs Tor a new
newspaper has arrived in Town. 10 he
Republican we believe. Fed Wing IL going
ahca..
V Wild Piscons are about in immense
hunters, and shot guns are in great 10,
.nand by Our sports,aen.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
The August LlSvtions.

We give below the names Of the gentle
men elected to Congress at the recent cleo
tons. There is at present some uncertainty
in regard to the result in The second district,
Tennessee; but, with this exception, the list
may be regarded as accurate:
The names of the opposition members are
in ital;c letters.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29

IMPROVE Your UNDEasTANp1Scs'-W no.
t!ce splendid lot Of Boots and Shoes Of cv-
cry description, just opening at the Boot &
Shoe storeof A. T. Doull.. Give him call all
ye needing anything in the line OF underpin-
ming. @gy 81 la 80 S
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y " We call attentiont to the letter of Rev.
DR.. Van Ingcn, in relation to Miss. ellis
young ladies' school--at St. Paul. u.
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THE CONVENTION.

Yesterday the Convention had under con.
sidcration tho Schedule to the Constitution.
which was amended in several particulars.
At O'Clock, p. NJ. Judge Snerburne, on
behalf ofthe Committee OF Conference, an.
peared in his seat and reported a Constitutions
which had been agreed upon unanimously to
be submitted to the two Conventions Cor
adoption. The Constitution which it is
proposed to adopt, does not differ ia any
essential particular from that voted upon by
the Democratic members. The Democratic
Constitution has been made the base upon
which the Committees. have built the super
structure, by adding an o. casional slight
amendment. 52a4i ssE~.4EE
The report Of the Committee was read.
AID pending motion to substitute tho re-
port for the Democratic Con: :itution as a,los.
ted, G O'Clock p. NY tic Convention ad-
jonrned. A3l III iira ISIS IA.
The probability now is that the .Convcn-
ton will complete its labors by Saturday
night, and in satisfactory manner, to the
people Of the Territory
Democratic State Convention.
a Democratic State Convention will be
held at the city Of St. Paul, in the Council
Chomber Of the Capitol: on Tuesday, the
18th day Of September next, at IL O'Clock
noon, for the purpose Of nominating the fol.
lowing officers I '4a EGt 9.
r A GOVERNOR
A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
A SECRETARY OF STATE:
\ STATE AUDITOR: @gea
a STATE TREASURER iia
|. An ATTORNEY GENERAL:
q CHIEF JUSTICE: ~ g-gga9
! Two ASSOCIATE JUDGES, Of tie SUI
Iprcme Court: or
Three MEMBERS OF CONGRESS:
And such other officers as the Convention
may deem expcdient. 5Hgdi
| The counties will DO entitled to the fol
lowing representation
! ilcnncp.n, west Of the Mississippi, 6 del.
Hennepin, east Of the Mississippi, 3 &c,
Washington county, 5 delegates.
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COUNCIL is;sS,Cs.s.i,lN{:s

l.. Council met pursuant to Adjournment
May u Weathcrby IN the ch,ir.
Present, Counc:lmen Law,her, and Bates.
On motion on the Minutes Of the last
meeting were dispensed with.
REPoLss OF COUNCIL.
The City Marshall feppr cd that there
were was a number Of persons selling spirit
uous and Intoxicating liquors in the city
limits. On motion OF Councillor Bates, tn.
City Marshal and city attorney were di,ec-
ted to institute proceedings against all per-
sons who are selling or tratficking ii. spirituos
or intoxicating liquors in the city limits
contrary to the ordinance regulating the sale
of the same.
The Marshal also reported that he had
banked the bridge across Bush street, and
presented a bill for the same amounting to
SlO,23. When on motion Of Councillor
Lawther, the report was accepted and the
bill allowed.
49, The committee on streets reported that
they had entered into contract with Messrs.
Brink & Newton, for the construction Of the
culyert across Main street, between Bush and
Broad street.
a On motion Of Councillor Lawther the
report was accepted, and the contract placed
on file.
The committee ON streets, also reported
that they had made contract for tile cree.
ton of two s;ene abutments for the bridge
crossing Levee street between Bush and
Potter streets, and agreed TO pay for the
same 81, 95 per perch; which report was ac-
ceptcd.
The committee on ways 4. maans re,,ort.a
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Il or. 10 r.

Is he by given, that proposals for the grading
Of Main street between Bush and Potters streets,
to the grade established by the City
Council will I've received ct Office Of the City
Cork up to ding. 81. ut O'Clock +. y.
s hose Interested can examine profles Of Ii
wo TX, on file in this Office.
N. v. B1Mrr1, .sss-
City Clerk.
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II. N:.WuALL,
. No. 40 MAIN STREET.
M [.srAr1IsnAp .laso.l

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Window Glass, Burning Fluid.
Paints, Oils, Plaster Paris,
Putty Zinc, bye Stuas. ~
Varnishes, 5f# i, uslcs.
Alcohol. snutfs 10. in.
Druggists Glas Wa1.. Grass and Garden Seeds
Pertumery. Soaps. pure " inc- blandies ~ s
other Liquors :pr medi, inai imposes.
Patent Medicines at Manufacturer. Prices.
WE have on hand the most ron, ;,le.c stock
in our line. ever offered in this market. i.
which VIC iny,.s the attention Of Druggists and
Merchants. i3,;f
Galcna, August 90. 1s57. - ;:in2
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Counties not enumerated in tho above list
will be entitled to one delegate each.
WIN. HOLCOMBE,
s.. Pau, Aug. &c, 80. Chm Dem. Cen. Com.
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" portion Of the old Red Wing L.n,l
~o' Sioux. are in town on their way 10 gc,,
Wool. they report this to be their las, r;s,l
and arg mailing humorous calls o. tLcirr Il
friends.
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New Advertisements:
OSNS>S<~~>Nor\
fll.Sl'SyT .S.Ys,sssS


LIST JT Ls.TI.sSss
Retained in the Post Office at Red Wing
for nonpayment Of postage.
TO WHOM ADDRESSED DESTINATION.
WIN. NJ. Dawson, Edwardsville III.
W. l.arrisos York Mills P.O. Young st.
L. johnson i,empton CoaIumbia CO. Wis
Il. +. McKloskcy, Galcna III.
NJ. III. Moore, Waterloo Iowr.
John >. barton East Hawby Penn
Maggie Englehoupt McDowells Penn
Philip .Hcrgog Prescott Wis.
NJ. Z. Davis, Negro Hill Mormon Is. Cal
George ilebrau, Yole Cash creek valley Cal.
). Z. Swift, Hadcr NJ. II.
Persons dropping letters int the Office, to
be mailed toppints in the United states.
should remember prepayment is always re-
CURED. IL. e, HOFFMAN. p. NJ. .
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os'ross--narwiss's eyes wses eiaadcns,
sa's morning, By the p~sess orr basket &
mp. tomatoes, iion Mrs. Robert. I. Pli,ir,
" ee"sra' Psn.. The .sr,. n tie xcs.-- !.
many thanka
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WINDOW GLASS

F.,OM BY 70 so BY ~
Of the favoritc brand. g. WV. McCulLY &, CO..
The best Glass in the VEST A very heavy. stock
on hand, and to arrive. Also, Glass u the
cheapest brands, allof which will be sold al low
est market prices by II. NEWuALL,
1Ga'ena, Aug. ~. lso7. st 100 Main ct.