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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
FARM FOR SALE.
NEAR LANGdSTER.

2 Y q n @1-L-s 2 I'D z z Its
M Acres Good Land, ono nila and half from the
ItH9 Village of Lancaster 50 acres of which is fenced
and sixty acres under good state 81 cultivation 40 args
bearing Apple Tres Good Water House and 20 seres Of
Timber ali Of which re vii sell cheap and favorable
terna Apply the Herald Office o. to the gebserlbsrE
in Lancaster Wis GALES 81 PEPI'EE.
Tnlt, 1871, 5ss7 4h
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
so Acre Farm For Sale.

! l-2 MILES EIt0M LANCAsFAN.
T WILL SELL. NV Farm lying Is miles n w. from
I town, Tbs road to Carroll & Co.'S Mil. ri3s
acres Of the land rTu.hed &nd steen fenced About
10 acres the FERN for oultiTatoa,
balance good tiliia land It contains abundance OF
Water. Timber, Stone and Sand Quarres, aJQ several a.
cYes Of bottom ilcy adapted to grass. On The is
l-fnsliod frame House 0 %, bsilt last wear
plessty the subscrbtrs use; also stable.
VIII aeil the farm. low and on accommodating Terms
Adjoining the shove is 10 ACRES LAND, q.
apicI fer good farm viii be aold CHEAP separate
from the other. Gaqaire III this Office.
~ G. GOLDSMITH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
Real Estate Agency

FE7IE subscriber wi i'll attend to tire Purchase and
Il Sale or r. cal Estate, and the Payment of Tax
.ss
Persons having Real Estate TO sell, by leaving de-
scrption of the same, and their terms have tloir
lands sold onfeas enable teinls. -a&&
Strangers and Others Wishing to purchase any Real Es
tate, would do well TO c& have several fine Farms
fnr sale, situated within miles OF Lancaster ALSO
large quantity OF Unimproved Land for sale all of
which will be sold cheap and terms to sut purchasers
Lancaster, March 18th, 1851. SO l.. j. WOOLLEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

So Madame Lola Montez has sworn be-
fore a referee That she was born s'ia the
beautiful town Of Limerick, Ireland But
her assertion 10 Tie next breath that she
wasn't present when sue was born" es-
sentially weakens the value Of her testi-
nony. Several biographical dictionaries
affirm that her birthplace was Montrose,
Scotland According to some respectable
authorities she drew her first breath ia this
city. How many places will claim her
when dead is question. But as she was
not present when born. the exact truth Of
the matter is, perhaps, Of no great eonse-
quence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

LETTER FROM APicKpocKEr TO HlsVlc.
rIM.--Dr. c. II. Robert Of Poughkeepsie
visited NewYork a few days ago,snd spent
an evening at the Academy Of Music -
While there he had his pocket pick
cd of a wallet containing forty or fifty dol
lars in bank bills and some papers. After
returning home he received from the pick
pocket the following letter, which he han
de over to the Poughkeepsie Eagle for
publication -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
DRUGS & MEDICINES, WHITE Lean,
CASH READY Pay SYSTEM,

Until VIC have favorable change of times.
We shall be happy to wait on all who favor with
call and will guarantee to you your goods average
of2 per cent lower than any ciedting store in Grant
County. This is great saving and by giving cali
e,will convince YOU it is FACT. Wheat oats, pork
hides furs, deer skins butter CASHtaken in exhange
tor goods. j. r. & JOS. SUIPi.EY, Agents.
NOV. glst 1857. %
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
TAVERN STAND

FOB SALE, Or IM Ag2Is
At Ta{to1s
FENITE property Tafon designed for Public Honse
L and for some time occupied, is hereby offered fos
sale or rent-on reasonable terms to who is The
right sort, Of man for the business.
Iafton sd few'ana hourshng village IN Grant Countys
well supplied with roads in every direction, nlls wafer
schools and other accommodations y. ". TAFT
Tafton, April 25th. 1887. 44-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

GE 4 quarter section Of tauI is asses.
~el IN tliis comfy to William T. Marcy
The cid statesman, we have understood, re-
.eived a land warrant for shouId4ring his
fausket IN defence ofl.is country, and this
i undoubtedly ihe land Upon which It
gas "laid" His ''hcirs, alfaini traitors, =
tSe., should attend so paying the taxes, "
else it may be sold to satisfy that small
ladeb1edness. On iowa Governor, Ralph
T. Lowe, and a great many other promi-
ieut individuals, are holding land in this
county. Vice President Breckenridge
tried TO getsome Of our Iard last Spring,
but we believe did moi succeed. This, We
take it, is a pretty good Indication that
The quality Of our soil IS not TO BE- 'snee1ed
at So saws al Iowa paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

Hon. DANIEL S. DiokENsoN.-It Is
stated that the Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson
Scripture Dick the prince OF /" Hards
in New York State, has taken strong
grounds against the Lecompton swindle,
and that The sIIards" generally of the
Empire State agree with him IN bis posi-
ton,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
STRAY STEER.

FESAKEN VI by the subscriber, yias in the town of
Harrison, on lands owned by him. on the 18th Gas
of January 1885, one fearling Steer hndle and white
with under slope cut out OF its right The owner
have aid BY proving property and paying charg
jan 18th, 1853 4i31clJ IGNATIuS WUNDERLlN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

CouuoN BuRNINe FLu1p.-A CORES
pendent writing to Us from Seneca Falls,
New York, states that the best proportions
Of alcohol and camphene, for making the
above fluid, are, one of fresh cainphene t.
four Of % per cent. alcohol. by measure.
IF these materials are good, be says, 70
perfect combination in these proportions
will be effected, and the mixture will Be
qaite transparent" We have always Civ
en- the proportions Of one Of canphene to
nine OF alcohol, because it frequently hap
pens, that the camphene contains a little
resin in excess, and therefore requires more
alcohol. The purer the alcohol, The more
canphene viii be taken up by il, and 9
better fluid produced. Three parts Of 2
pure alcohol (which is seldom to be OBJ
iained however, viii take up one part Of
cainphene, and make a very superior fluid
to that il general use. Il Scientific Amer
lean.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

gE An important patent trial Of the
case of Mccormick against Manney, involv-
ing 500, ooo,is before the Supreme Court
at Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
LAND For SALEs

IN GRANT AND CRAWFORD C0UgTIFEs
NY quantity of Wild Lands and improved Farmsfor
sale: Iyi1,g m Grant and Crawford Counties, by Ber
-Eearey Real Estate Agont Boseobe Grant Co Wis
Office AT The Marion Heass !f-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
NOTICE,

q Z
RToTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that FANNY VIvEoE
~ bsr;. NV led and board without inst or
nrovocafio Therefore DO hereby forbid all persons
from hartorin or trusting her account IS will
nav no debra Of contracting after this c2teFair-
rlsv Grant e1ont- Wisconsin, January 2eth 1895
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
30 acres q Land for sale.

FF7IREE MILES from Lancaster, all suitable for cI
4 walton. Considerable Timber said land VIII
sci! cheap, give time half lie purchase money! wiz
take good team and the rest in money. Said land in
4 good settlement With school house, 2s
lancaster. F'cr 6. JOEL IA1,NING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

Tue Bic TREE ~ GENEsRE GoSE.-The
storm Of day before yesterday prostrAted
that magnificent monarch Of the forest the
big Tree Elm al Genesee. It stood Oh
the estate Of Mr.. Wadsworth near The
bank Of tie Genasee river, aud ever since
she settlement Of that region, has been an
object Of much interest. Il was an enor-
nous tree, measuring % feet in circu!nfer
ence at a height Of four feet from the
ground. The entertainments Of tie river
had gradually undermined its roots, and
for a year or TWO past We have heard mel
ancloIy predictions Of its speedy downfall.
These arc now realized, AMI there viii he
serious regret throughout the Genesee val
leg at the news Of It's ruin.
Under It's branches met the Seneeas ID
council for many years. Beneath its shade
stood Gen.Sehuyler when on his successful
fotay among tbs indians after the close Of
the revolutionary war and around it grew
the cornielIs @of the aboriginees, which By
their extent and beauty, surprised the ear
" pioneer, and gave promise Of the future
teemine richness Of that lovely valley
I Buffalo Cong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
LANDS FOR SALE
IN Ora Mt co i nj Y ,
by l.. j. yy0OLLEY,

by e.. j. V00LLEY,
LANCASTER, WIS.
Spondid Piatio Fern nile east of the village
n 81 lancaster. Con taIning293 ia high state
Of cultivation: there !a SAID farm large brick DWELL
ING well fueed: also thrifty young orchard, just be-
ginning lear: and large stream Of yatsr running
through The arhs. Also SO acres OF timber land
rcrrss third down, The baancs time to suit pur-
chaser.
ALSO, so acres n LAND 2lniias east Of ranoaster.-
Mostly prairie eight improved am fenced with
crop Of waeat in tile ground which viii be sold with The
and ii is we'll watePea. Also 40 acres of timber and
bottom land; th whole win be sold together; this is
chance fer with small amount Of capital
Terins s. 80 per acre--cash down
3
SO Acrea sf iand 2 miles soUia-eas Of Lancaster
about ato!f hay bottom the balance OF the land with
timber moderate; ine stream Of water running through
ID Price s. per sore, cash.
400 Acres uninlproTed land prair.e and timber; we'll
wateredana located reaf Lancaster.
y
AT.sof3 1ariR faif Of Sc. 4 and n. FIX ofs.w. II
ofsec toxin 6, Range vest containing 20 acres TIM
bor and 100 Prairie: well watefe9 improvement; will
be sold low exchanged for village property either in
Lancaster Prairie III Chen.
Lancaster, April 18th, 1851 43u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

RAILROAD BRIDeEs.-Iwo Of the
briiges-the two upperof the MilWau-
kee and Mississippi Railroad, across the
" isconsin river, are now beng raised three
feet higher, SO as to remove the impede
naent to rafting, complained Of last year
The briage-r raising does not stop the run
nino Of tie cars. The trains are regularly
passing "a and fro. The job, We learn, was
given to a Chicago man who receives for
the service ss.ooo.- Prairie du Chen
Leader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

TEEs-ao per cent Of No purchase money in hand, and
the balance in FIVE equal annual instruments With interest
at the ate Of seven per ccntper annum
Address W. A. Fit2iIugh, Gonesoo, Livingston County,
State Of New loik. 1l-ly&
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
WASHINGTON, Feb, IA.

Gen. Houston intends se-morrow TO Of
fer a resolution instrgcting the Committee
on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the
Of assuming q protectorate
over the people Of Mexico and Central
America.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
TIE MTgJTEs2AY LANDS
~ So "a. e .s-E1s.a T.

rvlfF1 foowisg described aids situated IN GlantCoan
1 Is, Wisconsin, are offered for sac.
Town 4 NorshReH FsS 79wa 4 y Range Vast
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
MNYy rETg.T11T.1ll.E. .EsY

IN IL a n @ A S z e, r..
,-=ss-s Ygfss Ii. A STREE, having just arrived
ss,ss3 tlou NewYork with
ass%a * New 81 Desirable E.cS q Goods
svoad respectfully inform the LADIES q Lancaster ala
Il, fIe INST. 0PPcslT E THE RssIDEN0E FORMERLY
OCCUPIED M GOV. DEws2, where she may be found rea-
y to wait Upon those who may favor her with sheiT pa
trona ye--I4aaeasfeg, april lIth, 1887. 4zu
Eats Cleaned and Repaired ct Short Notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

As NIMBLE AS A ToP.-A circus rider
IN Mobile lately threw serenity one soner-
sets III succession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20
REAL ESTATE
80 Acre Farm for Sale.

rs MILES EASTOF I.ANGAS TER.
wish to sell the farm living 21s miles mast Of fancs
ter known the "TIos. Parker place Il ontains
80 aclt OF ibe land; about Is 20 81 which is under
g'nd cultivation, small llnsse handling r1es,
vi Ia dne spring The door: and some out builnas
On the place Is fruit trees ticr grass land water, and
eont'ns all the elements or lest Of farms. Will be
sold low and on faeolabe terms Eadgire OF the sab
seiiberor al the herald uI.cc, Lancsster.% h. ~
4s E.P FINN.
Tafton, Wis, August s, 1887. Tiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-02-20

pocket the following letter, which he han
de over to the Poughkeepsie Eagle for
publication -
New York, Jan. 5, 1858.
DR.. Charles Ii. Roberts-Dear Sir
| had The pleasure of relieving you of your
pocket-book on the evening of the End, in
a crowd at the Academy OF Music. pre-
sumo pou became aware of your disposs-
ession, and have perhaps had some anxiety
as TO the application of the funds it con
ianed. You have my assurance that they
have fallen into appreeiative hands, and
that every cent will be applied in crafty
NO lie tastes and fancies Of fellow being
whose ambition scars higher than his cal
ling. You need not latter yourself with
the idea that You have my acquaintance
because favor you With my corrcspon-
denco; no, Doctor, dlypst yourself Of that
ambition.
write III accordance with the law Of
honor among thieves; and to do yon the
justice OF returning to You the two enclos-
ed pieces Of paper winch are OF value to
you and worthless TO me,--one being a
note payable 10 your order; and the Other
a formula for making teeth, neither Of
which can ever be available 10 me, as my
present employment probably pays better,
and as a business is more pleasing to my
tastes. From the date Of tie
note, concluded that you had been in
town several days, which may account for
the lightness Of your purse Nov, doctor,
properrespect for gentlemen Of my cal
ling Should never allow your purse 10 be-
come SO low; it is hardly up to the aver
age of usual collections.
Then, have reason 10 protest against
gentlemen Of your standing carrying IN
current money. It is under serious con
siticration to return 10 you that So ouaIof7
lis Comfy Bank, N. j., which | find at q
considerable discount; the six fves on the
PoughkeepSie banks 60 current, and the
few smaller bills can easily b. disposed OF
by a person OF my habits. From the name
and receipt which found IN the pocket
book, conclude tha. you are The we'll
known dentist who long since did me much
service in your line Of business, while pur.
sning my ayocalion in Poughkeepsie.
Now, Doctor, don't consider it New
Y ork hospitality to extract purses in re-
tunltor extracting teeth, but remember tia
all have to DO something for a living. You
was practieipg avocaton on me,& | was on
ly doing tie same on YOU when You visited
our city land This case affords a fair exam
ple Of the comparative profits Of our bust
ness. You spent much time, and received
a SMALL fee, mine was an operation Of a
moment. When | consider this difference
and the gentle manner which you attended
to me, am quite inclined to return your
purse and contents, but that would be in-
professional, and beside, would involve =
loss Of time on my part,for such crowds DO
mot occur every day, even in New York
bat be assured, that had recognized you
would have spent the time approx rated
t to Won on some other person.
The only reason I can ascrihe for not re-
nemberng you is, that | never saw you
but once before, aud | presume that when
/ you come 10 the city YOU dress up in youi
best. and look very different than when at
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
Rel lf|nig @rutjnpl.
DAN IS. MERRITT, EDllohs.
RED WINu, NJ. r, JAN. 50, 1853.
OtsElClA1,sPAPEk UFTIrE cry. s.
OFFICE OrroslrE THE Posr Orr1cE.
,rlsEsH Ell.

The recent thaw has made great rise in
the waters Of the Cannon and Zumbro.-
Both bridges at Cannon Falls were swcp,
away on Thursday Of this week, and the
mill dam Of the Messrs.S Knox partially de.
stroycd. They have, however, three and q
half feet head Of water left, and are able te
run one set of stones by connecting both
whsels Of the. mill. The bridge across the
zumbro on the Red Wing and Winona road
was carried away on the same day, and one
Of Walkers stages, which was crossing at thu
time, with the team, fell into the river, three
ofthe horses were drowned, the fourth was
saved by cutting the harness. The stage
has not been recovered. ~
The high water has delayed the mail, and
we have, at this writing, had no eastern news
for three days.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
w 7GMza sAAsA4
81 AND JEwELnY. I3d,...'a
5fiJtE ,4-i gtEesa,
AZ THE .if&
New York Jew'ekvs Store.

I'D - [ Ig{1L III q q
TINlIE subscriber would respectfully inform
:hc inhabitants Of Red Wing and vicinity
that he las purchased the extensive stock IS
Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry fss.aefiy owned
and Silver v atches. Clocks md Jcwolry Of all
kinds, Silver and Plated Ware. Gold and Silver
Bowed Spectacics, Castors, Cake Baskets, Gold
Vest and Fob Chains in variety OF styles, La
dy's Cameo Brooches, Ear Drops and Bracelets,
Lockcts, Crosses. &c. Also, q splendid assorts
ment Of Gents Breast Pins, Gold Rings, Gold
and Silver Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Shirt Studs,
Sleeve Butt rs, Seals, Keys, .Raze1s, Knivss.
Pistols, Perfumery, Lubin's Extracts, ReG1a-
tams, Lip Balm, lair Oil, Fancy soaps, Combs,
Tooth Brushes, Thimble. Pencils, Shawl Pms.
&C., together with full assortment Of misssl-
laneous goods too numerous to psrticulaSiss.
The above goods will be sold cheap for cash
Please give me call and satssfy yourselves
Having secured the services Of Mr.. J. II. 81.
vester, ] ana prepared to repair al kids %
Watches, Clocks and jcwelry in the bert MAJ
ner, and ct short notice.
Main st., in the Store Of 1Iasler q Todd.
BE-. SHELDON.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
ORDINANCE NO ~.

IAN ORbINANcEBELArIvE TO DIsoRDEaLY Coz
q DUCT AID lsaEAcHEs OF the PEACE. @
The Ndyor and City Cou,ci,, eft1e CITY of
Rid Wing do Ortiain and, Eseallish as
iutldscs: assss
SECTION LIST. Any person who may he
hereafter found lying in wait or concealed
in any house, or other building, or in any
yard or premises within the limits of the
City Of Red Wing, with intent to do anf
mischief or to pilfer or to commit any crime
or misdcmeanor whatever shall for every
such offence. on conviction thereof, before
the Justice of the Peace for said city, he
punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred
dollars, and imprisonment for period mol
exceeding three months, or either, at the
discretion Of said Justice and may moreover
be. held to hail for good behavior. }, IL
SEC. Any person Who shall malp
aid, conntenance, or assist in making any
noise, riot, disturbance, or improper diver
sion or who shall Be guilty Of any indecent,
immoral or, insulting conduct, language
or behavior, or who shall he, found in
a state Of intoxication in the streets o,
elsewhere in said city. and all persons
who shall collect in bodies or crowds in said
city for unlawful purposes, to the annoyance
or disturbance of the citizens or travellers
shall for each offense, on conviction before
the asid Justice Of the Peace be liable Il
the punishment mentioned i'll the foregoing
section. - - e Z. ,Sls5lis5
SEC. 3. The Marshal or any constable
OF this city, shall arrest all such offenders u
are before mentioned, and bring them before
said Justice Of the Peace, to b. dealt viii
according to law. And in case such arres,
shall be made after sunset Of any day tn.
Marshal or Constable shall imprison thu
person or persons offending in the City
Lookup, until niue O'clock the; following
morning Isl. a,,..,..,. =
| Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take cffec
Immediately. Passed january 25th, 1858.
J. c. gWEATHERBY, Mayor.
B. A. Cox, Clerk. = g s-''>a'' 2 :. =;
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

~ The prospect Of IN carly spring. =
becoming every day more apparent 40 y,
we have had very little weather wh;ch could
Be called decidedly eoid, and the .ast twe
weeks have been Is mild - April.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

tMfa,yEMsNrs.-It IS slmost impossible
f'r us to keep run Of the many improve
mcn,s now sbin. forward IN orr city, .
scarcely day passes that does not add 10
the number Of cur buildings.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

MERCHANTS HOTEL, ST.. PAUL.-Persons
visiting St. Panl on business or 10 spend a
few days, will find hcme at this house.
Everything is in order, neat, t,ty, clean,
comfortable, and charges reasonable, an. il
there is house in st. Paul that is deserving
Of public patronage, The Merchants Hotel is
that house. Give it a trial all yc that have
been stopping at the various D q and era L e
mp houses, and our word for it you will not
regret the change. Mr.. L. VI. Vebbcr, the
gcntlcrnan'y clerk who has filed that sta
ton for the last two years with SO much
honor and praise, will always he found at his
post. PLEASANT, agreeable, attentive and in
readiness to attend to tn wants of those who
may he 50 fortunate As to call at tho MGR
chants. .t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

nuspqus jan. q. a
The sc Cloud Hotel an extensive new
establishmsnt, recently closed, waadestroysad
81 Are laat night. estimates at 500
Q @, ! in!sps lof a.0oo.
81 MIA E. & . |, y q sup;sd, il is
supposed t6aaAs q e. Are Ere BY an
NIwsl onx, Jan. 90.
s. The HsyaA he's; ~ ftaaaal a.sytownsto
the 9Th inst. ten daysi later.
The Treaty betwcei esarag,a and Costa
RIGA has been signed, md President Mar.
timex and quite . snutlb1r efsthe superb,
officers Of the armies Of both Republics were
enjoying themselves Il 6iey,'town. they i'hias,;
had visited the Wabash, ard thanked Com.
Paulding fofl di,pe,sipg ths iilibusters. The
Wabash sailed on the 9Th insts, with Colonel
Anderson and his companions, and reached
Havana on the 18TH ..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30
Senator Don e!a.'Spccch.

We take pleasure III expressing our thanks
to Hon. ". W. Phelps, our Representative
in Congress, for the speech Of Senator
Douglas on the Presidents Message. recent
ly delivered in tho y. S. Senate, which VIC
have read with great interest. It's cmphat-
;cally q great speech; it is bold and fear
less vinlicat;on Of Tie great principle Of
Sqattcr Sovercignty-of the right Of the
people to decide COR themselves the institu-
tons under which they arc to live. The de-
cidcd stand taken by Mr.. Douglas in regard
to submitting the ,sAolc Constitution o: Kan
sas to direct vote Of the people Of that
Territory, will, in our opinion, meet the
warm and hearty approval Of large MAORI
ty Of Tic Demucracy Of tho entire Union.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

CoSs1srENcY.-No Notwithstanding the pco-
pie Of Massachusetts arc so loud in thc;,
shrieks" for freedom, they will for the ..al-
mighty dollar build and own vessels that
arc engaged in the slave trade, As may b.
seen By the following paragraph which We
clip from an eastern exchange:
zoe four carsoes Of African negroes late
~ landed in Cuba, three Of the vessels were
built and arc owned in Massachusetts,.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1858-01-30

WaLxI.'s L,NE-Ws cannot speak ID
too high praise ofethis line Of stages running
between St. Paul and Psa:sic du Cbien.-
Aorc gcn;lemaaly and o,lisins asests, es;aire-
fu', sober aud attentive drivers, and better
and fectcr horses. We don't think can Be-
found on any route. J.