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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

A SISTER OF ROBERT FULTox.-The
indianapolis journal says:
The poor house of Monroe County, in
this State, had for one of its inmates q
number of years, sister Of Robert Full
ton, the originator Of the steamboat. She
was living several years ago, but We
cannot say whether or not she is alive
at present. 1t thus frequently happens
that the greatest benefsctors Of the human
race. with their immediate friends, have
suffered for the want Of pecunisry means.
Fulton himself, we believe, died poor
man. His sister in Monroe County Gas
some years his senior.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
CHAPTER XXI.
coxcLusiox.

The King Of France was in one of his
private apartments, and before him stood
the Butcher of Notre Dame. The mon
arch was in calm. thoughtful mood. and
a shsds1O deep melancholy rested upon
his features.
siSimon Wendell he said. looking ear
nestly up into the stout mans face. you
have nothing to fear. for you shall not
suffsr frona the eumity of my mother or
others. You are atliberty to go where you
please. But now we must speak of my
new-found sister. Adele i love her. and
1 would see her happy. Now. what
proofs are there extant Of her birth ?''
"Only two papers which / have" re-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

One Of the most curious celebrations Of
the Fourth in 1859, says the Philadelphia
Journal. was that of the convicts at the
Washington { d. G. } Penitentisry. These
jail birds. having fervent desire to dut-
ter their wings in the sunshine Of liberty.
petitioned their Warden-in . respectful
manner. for that privilege. and gracious
permission was given them TO celebrate.
The exercises. Of which there was prettily
printed programme. included the reading
of the Declaration BY a murderer. an sd-
dress by forger, and songs BY various
other evil doors. do they miss me ct
home," was given with peculiar feeling.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

RELIGIONS OF Few OF THE AMERICAN
LITERATI.-H. w. Longfellow, o. w.
Holmes, E. P. Whipple, Henry Giles.
Epes Sargent, Mr.. Hawthorn. j. B. Will
lard, George S. Hillard. and Edward Ev-
erett are Unitarians Rufus W. Griswold
was Baptist Horace Greeley, E. II.
Chaplin. and T. Starr King, are Univer-
salists; II. w. Beecher, and Mrs. II. B.
Stowe. are Independent Congregational
lists; VIM. Cullen Bryant, H. N. Hudson,
George VIM. Curtis. II. Hastings Weld,
S. H. Dana, Jr., and George Bancroft,
formerly Unitarian, are EpiscOpalians;
Ralph w. Emerson Wds Unitarian, and is
II would Be hard 20 sag What.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
THE END.
Misttuarreous.
THE SANDS o. DEE.

BY CHARLES KINGSLEY.
80, Mary, 60 and call the cattle home,
And call the cattle home,
And call tie cattle home,
Across the sands o. Dee"
The western wind was wild and dark with foam,
And all alone went she.
The creeping tide came up along the sand,
And DER and DER the sand,
And round and round the sand,
As far as eve could seel
The binding mist came down and hid the land
And never home came she.
'.Ob, is il weed, or fish, or floating hair
A iress o. golden hair.
o. drowned maiden's hair,
Above the nets at seal
Was never salmon yet that shOue 30 fair,
Amang the stakes o. Dee"
They rowed her ia across the rolling foam
The cruel, crawling foam,
The cruel, hungry foam,
To grave beside the sea
But still they bear her call the cattle home,
Across the sands o. Dee!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

MASSACHUSETTS SUFFRAGE German
Toter-"I wish to depOsite my vote.
sir"
Inspector" How long have You been
in the State 81
Gernsan-" Almost seven years"
InspectOr-" You can't vote"
Negro" Hello, Sam is you gwine
for to vote. to-day ?"
Sam-"I doesn't know. chile; Use
only been here free days"
Negro" Dat doesn't make dif-a-
bitterance heah; jis go right up an vote. :"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

PREPARE YoUR CHrPs.-An ofiee-hol-
der remarked. the other day, at the Ma
tional Hotel, in reply to the question.
"Who are you folks going to nominated
ooh ! have stock in all the candi-
dates"
whst-sny in Old Buck 90
"Yes; two chips"
Good Just enough to carry him
out on. March 4. 1861"
o. B. eayed, and stood treat.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

The noble old patriot. Gen. Houston,
has been persuaded to become candidate
for the Governorship Of Texas. He gave
Texas her Independence. It will now be
seen whether she deserved Louisville
journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

The following is the motto of the Sons
of Malta. according to the Lafayette
Journal
Ego sam asiaus. tu "a asinUs, lie est
asinHs, stunt omnes asini."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

We understand that q Cincinnati pork
dealer was very severely kicked, the 9th.
er day. He has ever since been engaged
in curing his hama. - Louisville JoHrn1I.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25
But we turn aow to fairsr scene.

But we turn aow 70 Ialrer SCENE
On the banks Of the Rhone. not far
from Geneva. arose one Of the sweetest
dwellings in the world. All about It
were flowers and aromatic shrubs, and
blossoming hedges and giant trees. An
artificial lakelet. whose water came from
the river, gave resting place to swans and
glittering fish, and the trellised walks and
.Anquetti's History Of France. vol il. P. 6ls-
+Goodrich's Universal History, VOL H. p. SI3.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-25

John Petit. Of Indiana. has dsterminsdf
to make his permanent residence IN Kan
sas. Indiana has, our congratulations.
and Kansas our sympathy.-Lou- JoSr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
NEW A ENTERTAINMENTS.
a. w. PEAK \ co.

II17eULD call attention to their large and well Sc
,rrant 10 he lust vnt they claim for it, The atten
ton Of the ladies is especi called to this branch
itheir business The stock conss, in part OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Plain gold bracelets Coral bracelets, picture bracelets
plain gold coral, gold stone, picture, mosai
3and carved breast pins, and car rings, finger ring
aboth pan and fancy. Lockets clasps gold pens ant
pencils, and host Of all articles in the ewelry line
Persons wishing to purchase, and sending their or
kders fren distance may be assured that our Jcwer,
4 il good and warranted to be such
4 hpril 90 fS59.--42:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

lNa4. .tI f..f lbIm.a|f f.Ih I'll hs tiTiIiF It'H.
sas IH tI'f frah. .nfIHuu lrlIF fuf OH. 'Tfffl I
. tuif u' ..Ilrti H.t tl. htal cot hH..H li'i
1 af .it.UuNff 40 ihs f.Wtfs N DID, mighty r.nI o.
enc level rreui NJ iii lien h.ilen rr" VIZ 'H
4 Ut tft.i.rsIF, "iiit people shall 10 mY poor
their n ID shsIl ie my l-iheIr .nirrIsi' shall I
ny hisfs shsrr ,lty dls, there eIl i', aul ''
4 imr'sl ,nung ih0m'
4 m. ..nss.r aie1 h.- eperfrs, DIE tusuis h' NO.,
Ihimsrlf 4, u-,-io The dt,rloIWent n oug ruuuiU'
lrcsourfs anil dearest earthly Interests Hut bn ''
len us aud In vacuum, that can UsF'r, nrfDl lt
,hsi, 'f- true We have many urn N talents inI
genius, but not another L,rlSlR
Rf0fifrs-While We mourn his los, We must NOT
forget that he hls left In our ml- hl- h'rciVel nrI
deeply afflicted family, Remember, h!i intnrr'iug
little daughters, and infant son, are now lc''me The
Ioblect- ~ your peculiar Interest and gHrlHn'hlp
And there brothers .it4 your -l-irr-nw peculiar
Ily ., know the n,hcncss II that fou TO we'll, to
suppose that ,he will ever call an the cold hnni %
'eharitv No! brothers, she would sooner work from
mornings earliest dawn, ill midn ght' darkest
gloom, Rut hrthers, yon can mitigate her SORROWS
l-you can mRsle your sighs and tears with hers, ani
You can N0orl her aid aud comfort 10y extending 4"
her hrorhcr'- patronillng hand and Wliherei Ge
iihe hand withheld
Il mast not he denied, that with all his shining vr-
tues our brother had his faults hut dear brothers,
while his virtues are craven with iron pen au set
I'm the rock fnrever,-whilc they are deeply stamped
up0n the tablet 0f our mem0rCs,-lct his faults he
written with the finger Of charity In the loose sand
and swept away hy the tear Of friendship, or the sigh
OF fond regret Or, il remembered, let it he in tho
silence ~ a mournmll heart, AMI serve IA beacon
light To warn US Of that fatal chnryhdis, around which
HE scattered the wreck Of ruined Thousands
~, farther s,-E hi, virtues t disclose,
OrLras his hNlltci from their drsaI Ah,I.,
Where t..y alike In trembling aoprr'po, 80
III, hr,oa Of hIs n,her aul hI' Cd"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
Portable Engines
SOUS CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

wi iron frame and improved iron blocks
nectel set the logs w h st carriage and
so Of tract irons.
90 combine all OF the adyanta Introduced
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

q The Houston Telegraph think ait will be ar
l. .yeoing thing all the way" for Judge Reagan
,he Henderson Convention. Not 30, il the Judge
are well founded, and VIC have no douh
the, Are, II report, he true. From wha: wo cal
,,arn from different lIDrtcrs, sc fear he will b
brought to the block hu: his strength is prodsou
IN this socop, sud the Three Forks will roll up it
thousands hia support Give him lift with Al
your slrcrgh AMI i may be, his enemies will b
scared Of tho tract,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

tzy Our New Orleans exchanges bring us accounts
LOT two very destructive fires in that city on the ON
sri It'll inst The loss OF both free it is supposed
will amount to near 900 mostly covered by in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

We learn from the Huntsville Item that tho nc'
uqcliuerl fyr the Peniten.iary is daily arriving a
b,. p;s,c making nearly double the number o
spndlcs heretofore psei. :,
Tho Bronham Inquirer Gays the continued col
gCa,bcr ha. proven very injurious to the corn an'
lotion oreps.
o. Monday last, Gays the enquirer squsd o
Seminole Indians, portion OF Wild Cats tribe, Pass
ed through that place from Mexico, bound for Arknn
ssas.
The G.sest, Meas ssys letter from Senate
liemphill to Hen. Guy NJ Bry'n, STATES thst tn
sGoy.rnmcnt has determined to remove tho rcserv
sndinrs OF Texas to the rezerye leased by the Gov
ternlAent FROM the Choctaws. Tho Wichitas Will b
srenoycd there ut once. and all the Texas Indians vii
\ be sent there IA socn Il. the Government can max
! the necessary arrangement \ knowledge of TIL
fact will to aay the excitsmcnt on our frontier
now prevailing in regard to tie Reserve Indians,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

We notice in the Houston Telegraph Of til
III inst, the announcement Of John X. Hays
Hardin county, as n candidate for Commissioner {
lac General Land Office, subject to tho nomination {
L a S.ntc. Ianl-cratic Convention.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

~ Tie Austin 'IntelliScncsr' still continues to
puysu. its manly AMI Independent eourS. towards Gen
ious,sn The u,,llifenccr il one Of the sblest pa
;cgs in tho State sud i-regsrls With eAln unrul'cd
spiy the haa npi cry Of tho "elaQncrs - ''a2sNn'
Whist IL believes 10 I've unjust and approves what it
considers worthy o. credit lt' independent course
toward. the hero Of san Jacinto, docs not place th'
editor in doubtful position in regard to his future
conduct nor /, Judge pssehsl Of ,hcsc who thinf
s"that no god can eomC out Of Nazareth the rir
tues Of the Old hero lie onOrs with proper respect
Hand hi faults 10 condemns with becoming candor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

ros Tho Messenger O III. !t'a met
.,c Of tie los,hcsaHe d:-eas' b" o'-uTre'
ncy, in the person II Mr, Henry Shields
IN Who Ia. just returned from 4 trip t
Iii, hardly necessary to cay to 'ho'o c
=. yho have business In Mckinney, 60 de!s
90. 'i',aity 81 present..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

fHt tftfsu rHtr .Ft.r ..sl '1 fs u1i N'
'.a..utfa tlin. .H.f.f .tt his llsh l.'
.s.tsl cot fls raIIf. 'h Ibs ..as. f.f,If ID
s.rs. issb fsaual snl H mItsl .. .h1ts.I
'asft4.t q. So Aitrsus u4fft..ts .f -' g..
miles. ufHH Doe 40 is delegated i5 ihs r'Hrary
.ift sfo'fs a. T,J hin iht a.iu,l r.si ut su.h rD
'g1ssu.F tlsA'ete facts ss lsun fram ths il.lt1u
.r'rznph' aul from ihs same paper We learn, thai
'ihf ui 49, is-.lel solely urou the pleading n ih'
'rsrf r sui rHt AFTER 80 nll hearing" II s'iirn'c
ant shlr IL va. nrt leril,l positively that The 'on'
tract was wuius, iti, thought that the WORK will g.
~. nd that tie company will Guy i-sus stock 10 MI
Alsu, s, ths surk i completed This will r' agree
'alIr. Ne th-uL 20 'iocL-hol5r' ia tsursr counties
.ls a,r.y. lg'r,,l tie ch7rso o: '"a i7''Hi
io.r-n in ~ aius the ceGtrsst, while they believed
iLStths spurr.ct giving =, VIZ adams 50 m1'h power
:. ,,gsk,hodsr lesrs the subscription ~ the stock
vas c,rarl Is vur DONE Wl'iujDrion' to ether stock
holden, The e,los.ug z, Ito orlrr u the Court;
''bu herring the answers II the defendants, Is
considered thai the allrs Nl"ns of Tact show ns rs"d
ueut iD,etin lhmaslus the contract With defendant
,lsm. Al, h,lly denied hut that - much of the
contract ~ STIMULATES Tor the issuance az stock 10 him.
ana authorizing him 10 vote by virtue thereof before
,cmDIeiiun OF his work i invalid, aud Il is "riere
h., the Injunction he dissolved; except In ~ r - II
re,tsius the issue u such stock and prohibits hs be-
in- recognized rs stock holder anil except 81 Tar as
h rss,r,ns the re-opeRng the stock books Tor sub
s,Tpons until they shall be reopened hy vote OF the
Directors, Aler public and due notice,
Dstel April TIh, 1889, and signed BY JUICE uFay'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20

10 Editorial Depart neat Of the Herald Nil
he ,ania,tcl ~ = gentleman Who ws' 'h'
Al friend 4 III, late Editor, /" well ss NJ
! s,.'.,.n, iuring pre-, o.! business TIT
,so paper will rsra ia aaah'Esn!' AMI tho
nJ'y relations With l'snunsyou' exchanges,
.l,n.s, md ir.tnl' rsa'!Nuof,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20
be Dallas Dtralb.
Has. Wednesday, April 20, 1889,
FOR CONGRESS,
I'm H. REAGAN,
OF ANDERSON COUNTY,
the pemoeraey Ot pallas Comfy,

The Democracy OF Dallas County
Tlllb ms,,lEg ~ Ihe heuocrs,y n hal'a
nell Al The C,urt-huu,c, Ia pslls- oR Hs'ur
siip,t.. Nr,he purpose n apppint.ng d'lesN
~ A.. 4. invention, ~hi-h viii he hc.i AZ Hen
, m, md l.y Il MAY Echt, f'T the Purpas
aim, c,nilitte FOR congress lor the hr'
ossl b..trist, fNll attendance Is earnestl
". X, MASTEN,
4, pso T.s sffL. psEosvai!r -is'oc'ahoa,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS default has been made In the
w payment of the sum of four hundred
and four dollars (9404 00) which is claimed
to be due 1t the date of this notice upon = cor
tain mortgage executed by Georgs Kirk of Good
hue county Minnesota. to Thomas E. Bennett.
Of Wino,ia county Mimi. bearing date the 1911
day Of May A. D. 1857, which was duly record
ed on the 25th day Of NAY 1885, At I O'Clock
A. N. in Book, 2 Of mortgage deeds, pages
545 and 546 in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds
of Good hue county, and no proceedings at law
having been instituted to recover the debt se
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue ofa power Of sale contained in eaid
mortgage and pureua ant to the statute in, sse}
cases made aud provided, g - - y @
The premises described in and covered by
said mortgage to wit: 1.-THE northeast quar-.
ter of section five in Township one hundred
and nine north Of Range si1teen vest, in Vino:
ma land District, Mimi" will be sol d at publ,
auction to the highest bidder, for cash
to pay said debt and interest, secured by said
mortgage, and costs and disbursements allow.
ed hy law, at the front door the of Office Of the
Register Of deeds, In and for Goodhue comfy
st Red Wing, In said county, on Thursday the
10Th day of September, AID. 1859. at II o.
clock Of that day. THOMAS E. BENNETT
= :. Attorney ior Mor.s.e.., winons, Einn
Dated July 25th, 1859, i55td,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

most dishonorable and pnsillanimous course
Of conduct. We have not intended in this
statement to do Gov. Ramsey, the slightest
injustice, and we believe that every man,
Democrat or Republican, who candidiy ex-
amines this subject will bear Us out, both in
our statements Of fact, and the conclusions
We draw from them.
The other candidates, we shall dismiss
at present, with but slight notice.
lsnatius Donnelly, most aptly and wit.
tily designated "lgnis Fatuus f" IS indeed
what his friends and party triumphantly
boast, young man. This will not be denied
hi,n-what other claims he has upon the
people, or other qualifications for the office
Of Lieutenant Governor, it is impossible to
discover. 10 be sure he is possessed Of An
unlimited store Of impudcnce, which, lately
goes great way, but rs man of high
character, Of ability and experience hs ha,
never received much credit. - ..,-5} M
Oh. II. Baker, the candidate for, ,,Secrc
tary Of State, we never heard previous to
his appearances in the Convention. The Re.
publican Platform, which he introduced, and
0! which, we are told, he is the author, j.
a school boy effort at composition, made nr
Of blackguartlism, haldcrash and nonsense
judging from this production, its autho,
cannot be, intellectually or morally, man o.
very brilliant qualities. '..
Charles Schaffer. candidate for State
Treasurer, IS five per cent 4 -month mon.
ley shaver-by compliment, styled Banke,
-ofStillwater. That's all we know abou,
him. Tho fact that he had pile Of money to
help carry the election was, VIC understand,
the reason why he received the nomination
Gordon K. Cole, the candidate for Attor.
ney General, is said to be IN attorney -at-law
Of Faribau't. If any body can give Us any
further information Of him, We shall he hap.
py to publish it. .->0..a.'a5 si3j-ua
Cyrus Aldrich Of Minneapolis, is an old
settler, = man Of talent. and would make
an able representative in Congress. He Is q
man Of bitter Black Republican predjudices
and advocates the reputation Of the State
Railroad Bonds. As such we conceive his
election would be morally = disgrace, and
financially an incalculable injury, to the
State. ra. ...-5..,g Gu .,: VI 10
VIM. Window, Of Winona, is lawyer
Of fair standing and ability-nothing more
tie il a Rcd Republican, fanatical Abo,i-
tion:st. He is not very well known, and
has heretofore taken no very active part in
politics. ..4n .-,...fe.r.,ar..5 .s', ,i.., ~
We now come to to the platf,Em Of which
our opinion was briefly expressed above, VIC
have not space for more particular criti.
cism this week, but will review it in our
next. Meantime, we advise all to give it q
dispassionate examination. lit is found ia
be either in style. or substance. an acccp.
table document to intelligent men, We arc
much mistaken. ,.....l..,,-.s -, q. '.,....t .j
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS. {

OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.
"Wc have read Mr.. II. s. Browns Lectures
with much satisfaction. Mr.. Brown knows how
to speak to 'the people, lie has almost every
qualification for it, if VIC may, judge from
his printed addresses. There is. no maudlil
sentimentality about him; Int all is healthful
as the breeze on the hill. There Is no clap
trap; he is both too honest and too earnest for
that. There Is neithe1a Pharisaic scorn Of
vice, any effeminate apoligizing for it, but .
wise Christian mans righteous hatred Of it,
who knows how to look on those who are sin
degraded as his bre thren. He speaks to the
people almost Is one Of themselves, only from q
higher level; and, though he uses their daily
phra ses, yet he does not thereby pander to vul-,
garity. He has a happy acquaintance with
our homely common sense proverbs, and en-
ploys them tellingly. Therois no a&ectation Of
extraordinary concern for the poor or their
'souls;' but there is that real manly concern
which can afford to dispense with procession,
and to express itself chiefly in calm but brave
and sensibly earnest endeavours. The proverb,
Much cry and little WOOL you may reverse in
his case. His true desire to benefit the people
is partly shown by the pains with which ~,
collects the statistics of vice, poverty, Dis
ease, &C., in order that his well-marshalle.l
facts may preach to the understanding. The
genuineness Of his ear nestness b eviresd BY
the cheerfalnesa with wh,oh it tolls along the
highway Of common ssnse. BE no5Scourse
to reckless, undiacrim;n.ting charges, and j.
too strong for exageration. Truth is enough
for him; would that this we're No distinction!
While he faithfully touches the worst vioss,
yetyou never fesl that Tho censor himself mset
have coarse taste OF prurieat Imagination.
These Sunday afternoon lectures are not sss-
'nons,' nor intended TO be. In them he craps
pies with acknowledged evils; but still, while
opening the eyes Of the people to the real ma
ture Of much Of what their daily lfe too off,
on is, and showing what it might b., be is new
or ashamed Of the Gospel Of Christ, nor charir-
cable with even seeming to let them 70 .wsy
with the impression that anything @lse,. ana
not tho kingdom of heaven, is The azs. thing 10
be sought. In Mr.. Brown we have 4 mau
who, We should judge, can afford to 60 whore
any classes Of Gods creatures are demssticstsd,
for he is strong, and his strength 10 holr.''
-1ont1ty ca,istia~ Spectator
"A copy Of the book With splsaata CIR, will
be sent by mail, post pad, upon RECEIPT Of ono
dollar and tKe,ty cents. IS xsr
A new Classified Catalogue Of hooks and
Gifts, with inducements to Agents, will -
sent free on application. a.s zea: 3z=
Address al ordersto m = n 81
- q. G.. EVANS, Publisher,
-: 4s9 Chestnut Street, Philsdelpha, IA.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
ID r III OC e TIC
x
kSE&>A Ia. ~.
STATE CONVENTION

Demcratic State Convention will be he'd ~,
the City fSt: Paul, in the Senate Chamber O.
the Capitol, on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day o.
AUGUST next. ut II O'clock, NJ. for the pur-
pose OF ofnominating the following officers:
GOVERNOR.
LIEUTESA<T GOVERNOR.
SECRETARY OF STATE
STATE TREASURES,
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL
TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
And such other officers ~ the Cony.ntio,
may deem expedient.
The counties will be entitled to the follow
ing representations:
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30

Iowa ALL RIeHr.-Another Free Stat.
has declared for the doctrine of Popular So,.
ereignty. The Democratic State Conven.
ton Of Iowa. which met At Burlington on the
23d inst, nominated strong State ticket
with the Hon. A. c. Dodge, ex. United
States Senator, and late Minister to Spain,
and decided Douglas man, at the head fo1
Governor, and adopted the doctrine Of Pop.
1lar Sovereignty as the political platform ol
the State. So we go.-W Winona Democrat.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-07-30
NEW f. ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ To oil whom it may concern. The I'm.
dersigned will make application at the ncxt
term Of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State Of Minnesota, to be held Al
ked Wing, in 70 id county, on the Sd Monday
Of the town plat Of the town Of Wacoota, in
said county Of Goodhue, as lies easterly Of me
ridian street, in said town, being all of tia,
portion Of said town that lies in township No,
ll3, north of range Is west. 4EH
-aG s-&aU EDWARD BULLARD.
-" Proprietor.
Dated Wacoota, July ~, 1859. 456-tf