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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
Douglas. aud the Senatorial Caacus.

Senator Douglas is no longer chairman Of
the Committee on Territories. A majority
Of the Democratic Senatorial caucus saw
fit to GUST him from the position he has fl
led so long and 50 ably, and so much to the
satisfaction Of the country. -..... ....,.
1t is often remarked Of the Senate of the
United States, GLOW much ii has degenerated
from its former august and d;gniied posi-
toni" How much ? It is difficult max
ing comparisons; but taking the above as an
example, tic Smallncss of the mcanness OF
that body. would be unworthy, say, Of a
Minnesota State Legislature for folly and
impudence, perhaps, on par. 60 '..t' l.7..i
By'this act, we suppose, the majority in
tended to intimate that they consider Doug.
las to be no longer Democrat; and this il
the face and eyes ofthe unanimous voice o,
the party North and South; as plainly ex-
pressed through the press, through popula,
meetings, and most emphatically through
their own supporters-a lonesome, shame
faced bought and sold set of Office hunters
sneakins up to the polls to vote the Ad
ministration ticket, wherever tile issue be.
tween it and Douglas was presented; enough
to condemn any sot Of principles, And yc,
this caucus Of old fosy, antiquated, dried vi
and used up political wiseacres, representa-
tivcs Of chose few scurvy, "food for powder
stragglers, gravely proceed, in the name 0
the Democratic party, to frown down anc
crush beneath the weight Of their solemn
and owl-faced disappr obation, the hero Q
that ,party's' most glorious victory, ever
while he is in the act Of receiving that par
ty's unanimous and heartfelt praises ane
congratulations. Was there over anytbin.
more impudent or more ridiculous. @s
But thereis satisfaction, and a great one
to be obtained from this caucus; as we glea,
from the telesraphic reports, "Senator Brod
|erick: was not wanted .'Senator Ham
|mond wouldn't CO., ''';Toombs left in dis
gust and SO on through very RESPECTABLE
Inst Of warm hearted, and true men who nov
represent, and will for a long time, we trust
continue to represent the liberal, who'll
country loving sentiment Of the nation
Men that tlievc in the capacity Of the peo
pie for self government; who maintain tb
Constitution as it was made by its, authors
who regard the Judiciary as the conserva
tive element and safeguard Of our NIGEL,
balanced system; who keep the line betwee,
the powers Of the State and Nation distinc
and clear; who preach the same doctrine il
tho North as in the South, and who worl
for the welfare and prosperity Of the w1o7
country. They arc the true representative
|of, the Democratic party, and with then
rests its sympathies and it's hopes: The,
are separated, the wheat from the chat, b,
means Of this caucus. They are completed,
identified with the ideas and progress Of tn
party, and will lead it to new battles an,
new victories. l'y9'jtH VI. h"e 80
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
PROBATE ORDER.
State Of Minnesota, , =.
County of. !. Goodhue.s U.s. ,....> 90 :.

OVosV VI NAAuA0SOVd, Z
County Of Goodhue. FSs' .a.sss 80 ss..xs {
At ! session lofSthe Probate Court DC
at the, Probate office al. the city Of Red Wing
in and for said countys this 9Th. day q DE.
[cember A. D. 1858, in the matter Of the e.
tate Of George w. Triton, deceased. 5 esaH'
+ Whereas, George D. Whitco.nb, Admin
istrator on the estate Of g. W. Tiltosss de-
ceased, has this day filed his petition to,sell
the following described property, to wit:
The interest belonging to the estate in the
south hale Of the southeast quarter Of section
number 81, town ll3, range Is west, and the
west half Of the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter
of section 10 town 113 range Is, containing
five acres, and the north half of the southeast
quarter of section 6 town liz range low,
and the subdivision lots numbers one KY
five (5JJ six (6) seven ~ eight (8) nine (9)
ten (lO) and eleven (11)s Of Block number
three (3) in Freedom & Co.'s addition to tho
town Of Red Wing; and whereas it doth
appear to- the Court from such petition that
it is necessary to sell such rea! estate.
Now therefore it is ordered that Monday
the 10th day Of January, A. D. 1858, lie
assigned for the hearing Of the said petition,
and that all persons interested in the estate
to appear before said court then to he holden
at the Probate office at the city of Red Wing
to show cause if any, why license should
not be granted for the sale of such real estate.
And it is further ordered that the said Pc
titioner give notice to the persons Interested
in said estate of the pending Of this petition
and the hearing thereof, bycapsins this or
der to be published in the Red Wing Senti-
mel, a newspaper printed in said county Of
Goodhue four weeks successfully previous
to said day Of hearing. a@ - 80. ~ 2,
ga LEMON BATES,
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Auai,orss sicadri,y TO. Bank issues. It
they are discredited in New York, they
will be refused by the Auditor, SO that
the apprehensions which some Sof our
Eastern exchanges express upon the
subject are quite gronrakss.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
Fight Between English and Mont.,om ur

WAsnisarropss, Dec. IA difficulty z. &C. !:
CURED between Congressman English and
Montgomery, on Pennsvvania Avenue, this
morning. They happened to meet for the
first time this session, when Mr. English,
extending his hand, said, "how are you, Mr.
MONTGOMERY p Mr.. Montgomery with.
held his own hand and uttered an Insulting
expression, something like Il don't speak
to puppies" ,whereupon Mr.. English struck
him 9 severe blow over the head, breaking
his cane to pieces ana knocking Mr.. Mont
gonery into the gutter, but not entirely
down, and Mr., Montgomery, rising, hurled
q brick at Mr.. English, striking him on the
boot but doing him no injury Mr.. Eng
l,sh states to. his friends that he.was entirely
unarmed, and was unaware that Mr.. Mont
gomcry had any i'll will towards him up to
the time of the rencontre. Mr.. Montgo-
merry, in strength, is superior to MI. Eng
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25

DisrR1cr scHooLs.--The Directors have
found it necessary, from the increase Of pop.
nlation, to establish another District School,
This makes the fourth one in our city, and
they are we'll attended. This speaks well
for Red Wing. .s..,..,. f.f,.,5,.,.r !,.s., f,,t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25

TAXES The Deacon" ia out with : no.
tice warning all delinquent tax payers in
the town Of II Red Wing to walk up. to the
scratch BY the frs. Of February. Or Do
worse.
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RED WING MINNESOTA
A GU II r Y.

FACULT =.
Rev. b. F. CnARY, D. D.-PresideIt, and
Professor Of Mental and Moral Science, and
Bellies Lettrcs.
Rev. E. E. EDWARDS, A. M.-Profcssor of
Greek <, and Latin Languages, and Literature.
matics and Natural Science.
Rev. PETER AKERs, D. D. Professor OF Bib
CHARLES MCCLURE Esq.@Profcsaso1 Of Law.
& Roy. MAX MdHAvs- efessor (electl Of Mod
srR RE- ia1 RNs1 Ssss ana rcascb
|er OF English Branches.
+ PROFESSOR c.EEplcH Teacher of Music.
TERMS AND VACATIONS,
First Term commences Septembers2d; 1858.
closes December Cd. Second Term begins D..
cember 9Th; closes March 10Th Third Term
commences March 18th, 1859, closes june 10th.
Examinations at the close Of each term.
Red Wing is easy Of access from the interior
of Minnesota BY stages, and from the North and
South by the FLYER. It7is a place where the
health and morals of Students willab guarded
as we'll as at:any other scat of slcarninG in the
West. 4: Tho Trustees Of Hamline University
have run the risk Of large.;out]ay in supplying
n corps Of experienced teachers: and confidently
ask the patronage of this part of the Northwest.
Letters directed to tho President willrecoiye
prompt attention. -.zs@
The course of study embraces Mental and
Moral Science, and Eclles Letters, Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy Mathematics, Mechan-
les, Surveying and Clyil, Engineering; Greek
and Latin Languages Hebrew and Biblical
Literature Law Modern Languages; Eng.
fish Language and Literature Primary and
Academical COURSE "a -! fFtNiNt| ~
Itis eXtensiYe rnnd sthorough = practical and
complete classical and scientific. S'1 u 80 II
T. Ladies admitted to all classcsin the University
Students completing the Law course receive
the degree Of Bachelor Of Laws.
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=
FIRE AT FARrDAULr.-On Monday morn.
ing the 18th inst inst at about half past one
O'Clock, the Pavilion Hotel. owned, and &C.
cup'ed by Mr. Up. i p Cooper formerly re-
sid !'l Of % our city, was discovered to be On
lire, and before the flames could be in any.
way checked tile whole building and most
of the 'furnitureiw was destroyed. We learr
that thore was an insurance on the build
ing to the amount Of about $4,000 also Of
the furniture $1,000. The destruction 8
this fine hotel at this; season Of the year i
a serious 70: loss to Mr.. Cooper, who deserves
and should receive the sympathies Of tn,
whole community. -. -.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25
LEMON BATES, ~. g. "a.
Judge of Probate
PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Minnesota, Coo

County IL GSodSae. s $50 T.
Alta session ofthe Probate Court holden
at the Probate Office in and for said county
this 9th day Of December "A. D. 1858. 1ir'2
Whereas Amelia McNair, Guardian Of
Margaret A. McNajr, Thomas G. McNair,
and Mary F. McNair, Minors has this day
filed her petition for license to sell the fol-
lowing real estate, belonging to the said
minors, as follows, to wit: = = u =; i
aOfihe said Margaret A. McNair, the north
west quarter Of section % town Ill range
II, being in the county Of Goodhue, also
the northeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter Of section 50 town Ill range ID west.
lying and being in the county. Of Naba-
shaw = ~ 5s 7,a4 - - 73.s.7a s&T
fthe said homas G. McNair the north
east quarter dissection q town Ill range, II
west, and the south half of the northwest
quarter Of section 36 town Ill range "A
west, being in the county Of Goodhuc. eH
OF the said Mary II. McNair the north
east quarter Of section % town Ill range IA
And whereas hcrca itidothzapfpear TO the:Dvnt,
from such petition that it is necessary and.
would be beneficial 10 said minors that such,
real es ate should be sold. 5s.I bra -ssi.ag I
Now, therefore tits ordered that Monday
the tenth day of January. A: y. 1859 BE,
and hereby is appointed and assigned for tho
hearing Of said petition, and that the next
|of kin Of the said wards and all persons in
terested mssaid esta4esand Eealspeoaerty. arc
hereby notified 10 sppear before1aid Court,
and show cause if any there be, why license
should not be granted for the sale Of such
real estate. 's"f ~ w 'sfs.i q ss.aa
And it is further ordered that thesaid BE-
titioner give notice to the persons Interested
in said estate of the pending ofthis petition,
and the hearing thereof, by causing . copy
Of this order to he published in the Red
Wing Sentinel, weekly newspaper publish
ed at thescity of Red Wing in said county of
Goodhue for four weeks successfully previous
Given under my hand and seal Of this
Court, this. 9th day Of December, a D, 1853,
.ysls . LEMON, BATES, .tria,
ssIgz.o9 I Judge Of Probate.
State Of Minnesota, District: Court, u
Go ;';ss, of Gsdhue Fifth Judicial District.
Christopher Graham jiW
Ola Peterson and others ~ e,1S,tf -;
...;a 4o.ai Defendants. =; n. sfnye J,
IN, pursuance ola decree in tLi. csu.,, dated
for sale, asft1e Jaw Directs on tIc, Sd day of
january, 1889. at ten O'Clock il. the forenoon,
on Main street, in front Of the Post Office. in the
sitv=o1 Red tRiISS, III sqids county stnt fcmkes
sitnatcQm said county, and saaacriled las fol-
lows, to wit; s. he southwest quarter OF sec
ton number, twenty Seven or !, IN, township
number one bundled and twelve li2 nortlo 81
range number siNtcsp ~ 4fxest, containing
one lWndied and sixty acres Of lind, be tho
same more or less, accorLihgto tlntG ovefn nidnt
survey thcrcol.' Dated November Goth, 1855.
II. e. HOFFMAN, Referee,
WAERlS RRlsTon, AIT y for Pl'tfs, loOx6
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EXPENSES.

Boarding, so per week: Tuition, Primary
g. ;s sd Glass; e oe coilssate
$100 Law, $15,00. -perzterm: Modern Ian
guages $500 extra. Music, with use Of Piano
S14;oo. Painting or Drawing, 81 90. Oil Paint
ing, $500. Wood, lights and other incidental:
cheap. g1OSy
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-25

CHRISTMAS New YEAn's.-Santa Clause
is stopping at E. P. LowArER's, and wilfre.
main till after the holidays where he will
10 happy 70 receive calls from all his sd
acquaintance, and as many new ones as
wish to scrape his acquaintance.
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" If there is any person in the city that
would like to relish a good dish Of oysters,
done up in any style, we would advise them
to call on"GEoRGE''at his neat establishment
over the Registers Offico: ,>
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I. @. of G. +.

I. o. OF Il. Il.
! Red Wing. lodge NJ. 11s, of the above named
order, hold thciraregu1nf injecting 81 every Tues
day evening, at 81 o'clock, at Unity Hall foot
'of Broad street. II members Of the order in
good standing, ore i4y;tsfto attend
.syssssssE WV. DEKAY, ": q: ]. /
i w SAS1rr1 w 6
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FssssIss Eslyyg43@N Office,
Taken up Mthe Subscriber, a dun colored
Of. lne back;sssT hits belIy-the end Of His
taitsNhite an9e sity hind feet, there are no
brands or md ks upon him. #5
-dss1 JOHN SALMON, e.
Pine Island Goodies Co., Minn., Nv:
HA MILNE UNIYERSIT7Y
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NOTICE TO .TAXPAYER
iNTOTICE is hereby given; that all ,npaid tax
~ os, for the year 1855, fol. the town Of Rod
Wing, must bepaid by the first day Of Fcbrua-
ry: ~. ". wv DE KAY, Col lector. !
n December god, 1885, ~, l25w5
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ZEGAk.F|1l1EICES.

n HAUL3Iha 81 ID InAdesin the payment Of
~ Me sinh Of one hnldied and thirty-seven
df tss be due at tue date
gagesbearir date the tth day of July, ADJ
1851 s9xectited by Walrsp CLARK of Goodhuc
county MINNESOTA, to WShn. q. Cool Of Kane
county, Illinois, and recorded in the office of
The Register of Deeds in and for Goodhue eotn-
ty then territory and now State of Minnesota, in
book 8 OF mortgages pages 81 and 100, on the
10Th day ofJuly, AID. 1857, at o'clock r. n,
g. cao 5d s u $p ssSesa b W.T.
assigned to Hiram Lockwood, and by Hiium
and by Solomon Fredhem duly assigned to-
Thomas s. Buckhaln, and all the said assign
,11ents duly recorded.
Now therefore notice is hereby giyen that ig :
pursuance of power Of salo ecnt1iltd il. I'D
and pr9yided, the premises described in spd.
covered by said mortgage, to Wit:
L; The south east quarter of section twenty.
|acvens and the east half ef the ,nprth,eett
81 section fh,ety1n
south west quarter of section, twenty-aix (a6)in
town one hundred and twelve (112) north Of
range seventeen II west will be sold at public
venduc' at the Office ofthe Register 81 Deeds sut
Red Wing, IN the said county Of Goodhus,
o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the amount
due on the said mortgage with costs - sgE'zs'
Dated this 18th day. Of December, "A D. 1855
t,,a r THOMAS S. BUCKHAM, -
BATcHELDEis s. BUoKHAA, ~ Assignee.
Attorneys for Assignee.
State Of Minnesota, ~ - -
District Court, Sch District.} sag..t zs5Iiet.3
Good1ue county. 81 ~
! Jesse :McIntirc and 1 ~ :@G 1Hiii%- So
Theodore B.. Sheldon, sltf - ~,
| Plaintiffs ] - rai Erfsya Ok. Ir..it
! 't4i u9ainst -'''..-t Cd
| Edward Sodcrlantl and s- 55.! nfGa.o- dt7ucf
I others Defendants. iagalZ5s OBJ
TN pursuance of a. decree in this cause, and
l. Also of a dccree'in a certain other cause, be-
tween the same parties in tho said court, both
dated the 2dday Of November 1853 shall expose
for sac, as the law directs: on the 7th day Of
February 1859, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Ion Main street, in front Of the Post Office, in the
city Of Red Wing, in said county, the premise.
situated insaids county and described sas felr:
I lows, yizl:S 4 III 6#H#H "a sH#EsEs:
The South half of tic north west quarter, hhf
the northeast quarter sofsthe south westsquar=-
ter dissection mum Der 4, in ,township number lis
north Of range numbc- l6 west. - y " 5t9485s y.
y Dated December 25tA,1S5S. 125w8
! .g,al- uiag,- t., B. McC ORD, Rofsxee. ::
WARREN BRls1 OIL. Atty for Pitts. .s-Tsr-a
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ERRATA. In setti s up tho tax-s.!cs for the
the supplement few errors occurred. which
are as fellowship town lls range Is, tho
southwest quarter Of the northwest ouarte-.
also the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section % wer: omitted. Also. for
southwest quarter ofsouthwest quarter, section
IN Town !is range -, read southwest quarter
Of >"nthcastqu Also the northeast quar-
ten OFT northeast quarter, section 8 town le
Iaugo Is was omitted. Also, whore section 1 /
in town il2 range 3 first occurs read section TO-
Also for town Grange iG, read town. III range
rs. Also, where section 8 first occurs in towp
10 range IL, read sections.
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lINOTE HNOTICE;

NOTICE is hereby given that have paid q
~ certain promissory note; signed by me. in
favor OF Robert, Bqrrelll dated February,, 1858,
land all'persons are hereby forbid purchasing OF
negotiating the same, as said noteis supposed to
be lost. JOHN WATSON.
December. 25th. 1853, ,5 ;, ,;l24w49
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Enthusiastically Lady's Book, and
Peterson's Magazine for january, has both
been received. baFias~s,tr,
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&rd aDiug @entinel.
Z WIEIINnt4C OLylLL IT., Ep,ron.
RED WING, MINI, DEC. Is, 1858
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY
Look for the z.

Look for the ~.
A cross (thus ~ before subscribers
name written on the margin signifies the
time paid for has expired. "
WOOD AND PRODUCE. '''
u We will allow moro than the market prics
for WOOD and all kinds Of PRODUCE in
payment Of debts now due us, or for new
to the Sentinel loA osa1 !Dji
I ThsaI >ssS7sr> $50 ~>~>r~;-s nd
;. SUBSCRIBE. 81.
/ We will furnish the SENTINEL M / and
GonY's LApY's Book, one year for
four dollars in4ladvance also, the
SENTINEL and PErERsoN's MAGXziIfNE
for three dollars, III advance. 97i5 d. bus
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MANUFACTURE RED
AND REPAIRED.-ALSO. ri n b.
CLOCKS H. JEWELRY REPAIRED

Is r. N. BOND & JOHN MULLER
N--.yAc (watch manufacturer from Switzerland,
SO having associated themselves together
for the purpose Of serving the public in the
above linc Of business, would announce that
they are prepared to
Z REPAIR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF - =.
III I'UHES, CLOCKS IND. JEVELRY
in the best style and on the most reasonable
terms. .4El #".IfL u y III
Mr.. Muller bcingan experienced Manufac
in some ofthe largest and mostcxtensivem anu
featuring establishments in the United States
feels confdent,in assuring the rublic,. that all
work entrusted to their attention will be exc
cuted in u satisfactory manner. AL work
warranted. .,
Rooms on the corner of Mainland Bush streets
opposite the Tcpeetonka Hotel, Red Wing. Min
ncsota.
\ Dccemher 2a.lSl1. =. - 73=tf
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New Advertisement

q 8 q s q 80 q 9 49,
EVERYBODY who likes good horses, good
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL, Published
monthly at No. 14p Fnlton street, New York,
at 81 Fer year. Specimen copies. gratis-send
~" se' ono.tl, tf, yyaa p aHr.4Jf}
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MINNESOTA LEGISLATION.

Wegiye below a list Of memorials present.
ed by Senator RICE, showing the imodesty
OF our Legislature, and the manner in which
their time was wasted on humbuggery and If
putting paper town sites.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18
Circuit Court

Circuit Court
Since our last, .McElya, who was
indicted for shooting Turlsy, has had
a hearing, but the jury couldn',
agree on a verdict, and be was re-
handed to Jail until the next Marc b
term. As & ssk4z
Campbell, who vas charged with
having more wives than the law allows,
was pronounced guilty. land sentenced
to the peniteniiary for three years.
The present term of the Court will
end next Saturday, bat the docket,
we understand, will probably not be
cleared. fasn R@ssa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-11-18

course, when the girls mingle in the
contest, 1t is infinitely more exciting
and delightful. One country we'd
ding in Virginia generally leads to
two or three more, and happier wives
Or better husbands than are to be
found in the 3rural Districts of
the Old Dominion the Union cannot
show.
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PROCLAMATION.

IsHaM G HARRIS, Governor O
/ the State of Tennessee: To all the
people Of said State greeting
Whereas, it has pleased our All
Wise Providence, to bestow upon
our State, peace, health, and pros.
perity, and to continue to US our CIV
il and religious liberty, and those
free institutions vouchsafed TO us
by the same Power. and in conform
ity to commendable usage among
christian nations. /, IsHAM G. HARRIS,
Governor as aforesaid, do hereby
appoint Thursday, the 10Th inst, as
"a day of thanksgiving and prayer,
and earnestly invoke the people
throughout the State to observe it
as such.
49, In witness whereof, l
L. S. have hereunto set my
( ~ band and caused the great
seal of the State to be affixed at
Office in Nashville. on the 9Th day
of November, A. D., 1858.
By the Governor:
ISHAM G.. HARRIS.
J. E r. RAY, Secretary of State.