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"F.i~ds ;! delay not
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this great and hes.
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Evil b to .her n.
SprinR of life, and
thou Wit he restored
again t. Thy family
Thou need not despair
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SilVer-Plated Goods.

ETA daily mail has been estsbliahed be-
tween St Paul and Aankoto.
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Fvom Rer. Henry Uara Bstess-, rls LIZ x.<l -
7r0eaAs ire ytar+-t havo nerer Allanced my
yet better of taat which began in thinking well ii.
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slider your Lo1cnses IN excellent ,tctr r theis pur
poses, and recommend u.eir LIS " Psh,s speaker.
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Frsn Hr. e. H. Gardae-, Principal ef,4< Rh,fer'1
F<aal+ fasts.a:t, Veg lork.- bars b~cn afflicted
with Bronchitis during the past winter. AID found
no relief Until fund your Tsochss.
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D.. Lxas preseEibes them in his practice.
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Dr. Bge!7v says are simple and certain.
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1adi1pen.,ale to Public speaters,-zoa'. Herald
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Aa excellent article. -,:ui,nal Era, U4sA'ng.oz.
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4 ms~s admirable remedy, - Ba,ss~ Jo.-.cl,
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sum remedy :ot Throat Affections. - Trau'er'7:
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Currs Nloopins Cough and Inslustz7.
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Country Merchants

ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE OUR
II larse uock Of Crockerv AID Glassware before
making their purchasers e.swhere, with the assuEaare
that oqr bess sadeavoss En be de = ate for their
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WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE TIE
w attention Of the ladies Of Ch1caxo and The public
IN Fen:A 70 Ax= and complete stock Of dae freueh
China fne C1t Bohemian Gl1M Ware, Nocke17 Ware
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and low aHca II goods a1e 1u:h HTt the best
tween CLARK k1d Dt1zb11 jAAtlJ-c4
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: The Standard, Uniontown, Pa, is one Of the
hardest ''American" papers in the North but
It seems to have got its eyes open at last to the
slaveholdars' usu.patlon. The following article
il one Of its late issues. from tho pen Of the
hon. ANDREW STEWART. is to the point, and We
usk for it the pe:usal Of every "Americau' in
I1Iinnis:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
:. From the ST. Paul Times.

The Key City and the Northsrncr had a
brush" coming up, as will be seen from tie
following memorandum, handed US Nv a
passenger :a'Fff fagErsts5Hs nj. - Err ~
Steamer Northerner, Capt. Afford. left
Dubuque 24th,3 A. NJ, and footed her " his.
tic AZ she was passing the Key City. tied TO
the wharf waiting, for the train. The Kew
City. Cant. NordeD, left at g. A.. NJ, caught
The Northerner in Lake St. Croi;xt as she was y.
returning from Saltwater; passed her ea ~
and distanccd her to Prescott. 10 'io5fh "
The Nortl'erner- is fast boat-!astcr
than the Freishter--but entirely too slow
for the Key City. She's done footing at ths
Key c'tJy-Tit is the Koy Ci.y's turn to toot
now .f,wG'.ittses : IIs,. el,f-v ,r.5fa OMEa Aafos
,'lfho So,rhorner j, the crack boat Of tho
Nor.hefn Line. and yet, on her. Hast, trip
DOWN the river. shcrw was badly beaten by The
steamer Golden Era, which is not the fastest
boat in.fissr Gafcna ling. Tho ERA passed
Prairie 'du Chiens with . broom stuck ont.
and tisss flying. some khxg zs,u,s- ahead Of
lhes Northerner. II the Mort srber has
such ..p'aeaua, for to'a,a, s'e nigh, make,
3 good thins BY footing i the Lottie Lyon,
TIL
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
OPENING or THE O,.rrp TAI, ~

OPENING OF TIE OTTER TAIL LAND Or
FIG. Our iriend, Majar Clitherall, Register
Of the Otter Fail Lan,! Office, is now in our
city. From a notice in our columns. the pub
lie will learn that his Office will opei, on the
first day Of August next. This ANNOUNCE
ment wi be gratifying tolarye Numbers who
have been waiting the opening ofthe office,
that they may secure interests in that i'm,
portant district. No one can have failed, to
observe the rapidly growing interest with
which the public look upon the region of
country covered BY the Northwestern Land
u Already the operations upon the
Red River, the mail and express; routes, to-
gether with the police indicated by the i'm
mense trade north ard west, have SO far sur
passed our expectations, that VIC know not
how one can form an extravasant estimate
of the country when times revive. All who
have ay knowledge of the Otter Tail coun-
try, concnr.in regarding !, as unsurpassed by
any country in the world, as regards health
Of climate, fertility of soil, beauty Of scenery,
and great natural advantages. ---PionGy.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
THE IRON CROWN OF LOMnARDy

The Republican hands threaten to grasp
the Iron Crown Of Ct,arlemange Garit,ai-
Jul, at the head of the insurgent Italians, has
pursued the Austrian General D, u rban into
Monza.H In. the Cathedral at Mona, till
lately, deposited this famous relic, which is
now placed for safe keeping in the, citadel OF
Mantua. .5tgie =. - - - -
The. crown is an iron circlet, which tradi-
ton preten''s is made from one of the nails
from the Cross o: Christ. 1t las first placed
upon the heal ofthe conqueror Charlemangc
by Pope Adrian l., in the year IA. In 1880
twas used at Bolognato crown the Emperor
Charles V. In 1906 Napoleon placed it on
his own head when. he conquered Italy.
Monzaa isa fortified village ,weve miles
north of Milan, and is to Milan what Yer
sajlles is to Paris. Il General d. Urban re-
treats from there, (and retreat he must. If
Milan has fallenD he will either have to
carry it off with him, or it falls into the hands
of the allies. 1t would be Garibaldi's proud
est achievement to capture it, and it is Victor
Emanuels chieramhi,ion to wear it,. AAbanu
Journal.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

. :. NAVAL 1ysrlrrrioys IT Il 4 fact worth
noting that every available vessel belonging
to the navy Of the United States not, at
present in commission is being fitted out for
Immediate service. Ofthosa fitting ont or
latesy seized no less than twenty two are
steamers. TO which # we add the six already
IN commission. the result Will show that 81
OFT entire steam navy, not one Ship is des-
z tined 70 be unemployed l,y the first of DC.
tober OF the ten sailing vessels founrr will be
IN commission, &c the twenty conc sodps.oi
war, only two are not being rugged For scr
vice; oil the briggs arc even nov att sea -iin
slnr't wellasgansxer hadiaolark6 casvil
froe Attest as viii pooRA elne eHtnis.ioh. ;,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
TIE COOiIE TRADE.

The following gives some Of the horrors
that barharous trade that is so unanimousl,
upheld by those philanlhropi:ts VINO are sc
Mortified at the system of negro slavery ir
the United States.
On the All Of April, says the Hongkonc
Press, P.nkins waited on Mr.. Alcock, the
Brit Sh Consul at Canton, with thirty-twt
petitions from all the trades at Canton
dealers in Srcign goods, in the precious met.
ais, in wood. in brass, in lead ana tca-nc
end OF guilds. The petitioners prayed 70,
foreign interference the tale they told was
trlShtful. and the wonder is the Bontoncse
do not treat the Portuguese as they did a,
N1ngpo, Many Of the principal people q
Cantcn have suffered the loss o. relatives
who have been Kidnapped in the street and
on the river. Chinese runners arc of course
employed st-.. silx }qa.
y There are depo;s on the river at various
points. in the shape of f aver boats. Into
these were the victims decoyed. Thence
they were induced to go TO Whampoa, where
intimidation was used, and the victims
starved into acqu;escence. The poor girl,
who sell fruit on the river, have been hailed
alongside and taea,ed in the same manner
In one instance company ofmusicians were
hired 70 play, when they were seized and
carried off in the open street close to the
fiouan factories. The captors are paid SO
each for them. and the captured arc pr;nci.
pally received on board Of, and conveyed "a
Macao by the Portuguese steamer Shamrock
owned ~ the rntcrprisins Superin endent d
Police Mt Macao 05'fT $50
The Chinese assert that she has carried
down Some gagged: lf:so wo suppose she
Charges extra freight. On.arriyai at Macao
they are put into ;barracoon, and starved 81 ii
otherwise inti'nidated, into compliance. /,
IS true they have to- f be visited ~ the Proca,
IaHoFf bet 2te shipment. for The purpose o1
collecting the 1s'a gilipn tax, tut As tietest.
lmony ofthe captors prcdoi,ninates,a and hj
proof Of previous acquiesccnce is the desid
elatGfn, the proceeding IA a fai6e. I'VE shall
doubtless have to record asf,w tcoolis assaso.
dies zero long. 5ssfia gIgni:e I,na ,sEtyrt =,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
sEPlscoPAL~coNvENrroN..

Inns body, composed Of delegates from
inc various Protestant Episcopal Churches
IN tho State, met in this city yesterday
morning at the Church Of st. Paul.* About
h'ty delegates were in attendance.
After the reading ofsthe morning service.
a discourse was delivered by lev. Mr.. Will
coxon, Of Hastings. .----es.@.-.--. -
Communion was administered 10 the c,er-
icy in attendance, BY Bishop Kemper.
The Convention was then called to order
by the Bishop, and tho lay delegates pre-
scented their credentials and were admitted
to seats.
The Convention, without transacting any
further business, adjourned to 3 p. NJ.
The Church Of ST. Paul was consecrated
by Bishop Kemper.
II AFTERNOON, SESSION. 81
at the afternoon session. the Convention
proceeded to the election OLA Bishop. The
method of choosing is for the clergy to elect
ana submit their choice to the lay delegates
for ratification. ~.
On the first ballot. Rev. Dr.. Tucker. OF
Troy, N. Y, received IL out of Is votes.
HIS name was then submitted to the Law
delegates as the enc &c Of the clergy.
The lay delegate, will take action this
morning, on the nomination of Dr.. Tucker.
JUNE 3O.--Convontion opened at 3 O'Clock
and was called to order by Rishop Kemper.
Religious services by Messes Wells and
Jones. i .,.,r,, ,..s-..7,
:. The vote Of the faity upon the nomination,
by the clergy, Of Rev Dr. Tucker, as Bishop
OF the Diocese Of Minnesota, being taken, II
votes were ca>t-ayes ~, nays, IL.
The President announced the result of the
vote, and called upon tie clergy to make a
second nomination, which resulted as fol-
lows: ,,.f ,.ss
Whole number Of votes Is
l;ev.aDr Tucker received 2s.12; IL
Rev. DR.. Patterson i" atss@ a:1j: 6
Rev. II. 3, Whippie g /
The President stated that REV. DR.. Tuck
er had been recommended by the clerical
delegates. si''a
Tine vote Of the Iaity upon the second
nomi alton Of DR.. Tucker, resulted as fol-
lows: Whole number of parishes voting,
2l-ysas 10. nays IL. So the nominations
was again rejected,
The Convention, on motion, adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The CONVENTION met at ~ o'clock.
The clergy rel!red to confer together, on
the subject of the nomination Of a Bishop.
After an absence Of upwards Of an hour
the clergy returned, and went into an cleo
ton with the following result:
Whole number of votes 1S
Rev. DIR. PATTERSON received
Rev. Il: 3: Whipple Il
Rev. Mr. Whipple, Of Chicago. Ill.,, was
declared nominated. ~
The laity then withdrew to consider the
nomina' ion; and upon their return, a ballot
was had, which resulted as follows
Whole number of votes FL
Rev: IL. 3, Whipple received 81
And was declared unanimously elected
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Minnesota.
-Ps3nter and d 1;a7crut
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToN. j une ,2S. .

The Gons.;'usian Of this morning reviews
J udse Douglas letter at ,lensth, anlsrcgards
i as a declaration Of his purpose Ito. oppose
the nominee Of the Ghallest0n Convention
The United States Surveys in Utah hav.
ing two years ago been interrupted by the
'NGrnpn difficulties, arc to be .immediately
resumed by Surveyor General Stalbagh.-
The lands already surveyed amour, ia
2OtO,OOi acres. ti.'a'ss>liH beg ~;
Francis Mitchell. the Porter on board the
steamer Marion, was asrestetlss Charleston
IN Wednesday, just before the departure q
the vessel for New York. He had attampt-
ed TO abduct q slave who was found hidden
away in Mitchell's room. i, -. s,.... '.sS,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

nEFAULT having been made in the cond,
ton Of a certain mortgage deed. bearing
date June setl. A: D. 1887. and duly executed
and delivered ~ Lars Wcste.on and Bcngta
Wcsteson, his wife. to Smith Mcics & Co.. Of
Rcd Wing, MINI sofa. which mortgage dccI
was duly recorded in the office Of the Register
o! Deeds Of G'odhue county. State lthcn Ter
ritorYl }: O: Minnesota, on the 2alhsdsy If juno,
a. d. 1857. Il: 9 o'clock a. NJ. in book Of
MORTGAGE dee pages III and us, and CON
vcys from said Lars and Bengta Wes.e..n, to
said Smith. Meigs 81 Co.. in fee. isuEject TO de-
feasancc on payment Of the debts hereinafter
described the following Eprcniises, sit tate in
said county, to Wit: the south east quarter, of
the north east quarter, and the north half Of
the south east quarter, and the south west ar.
OF the south east quarter of sec;ion seventeen.
90 in township number one hundred AMI
twelve. Il ny north Of range sixteen, (l6) west.
Said N mortgage was made 70 secure the p,y-
ment Of tive joint and several promissory notes.
made and delivered by sail Lars 'Westes IN and
one Simon E,ick, to said Smits, Meies u Co.,
dred and eight dollars and fifty -ive cents,
(34O5 $50 and; the. other for tho sam o: ono
hundred and frty -twodoAars. each dated June
26th, 1851, and payable one year after 6aSe to
the order Of said Smith. Mcies & Co., with in
terest after maturity until paid Mt the rate Of
law having been instituted to recover asid
m ortgage deots, or any part thereof, and there
being claimed to DO due on SAID mortgages debts
ut the date Of this notice, the sum Of 1--WE hun
Dire and ghty nire dollars and nine cents.
(S5s9 90. -
NV. therefore: notics is hereby given, that
in-pursuanceof the pewer o. sale insaid mort
Ragecontaiued, ana o:-the statute ia ouch case
provided, said mortgaged premises will be Of
tered for sale at pub ic suction. at the door Of
the Court House in tie city of Red Wing, in
said county. on the 18th day 81 Augast, a. d.
1853, Ut o'clock T. NJ. to satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage debts, with corts ma
expenses Of sale. ~ .i'1.l
SMITH. ME1GS d CO., Mortgages.
WlLDER d W1LLrsTov, Atty fof Mortgages.
Dated: Red Wing, Minnesota, June eth, A.
y. Iess.rr, Z TER LEE 6aS2)we
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

The GREAT INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD
MArcI Our announcement Of thu prelim-
inaries of the great match, England VS.
America. at biliie;ds for $4,000, seems 20
have created an unusual excitement in the
billiard word and the disciples Of the cue
are actively discussing the probable results
of The game should it be made and prayed
The disposition in this city to back MIR.
Phelan will he very strong, and notwith-
standing the immense renown of Mr.. Rob-
erts the English champion, we shall! expect
to see Mr.. Phelan hold an equal position with
him in the betting. lie has, however, un-
|dertaken tremendous task, and if he sue.
leeds in vanqui>hing him h. will undouht-
eddy rank as the champion Of the world
Mr. Phelan, in declining the recent $4,000
challenge for return match with Mr..
See reiter, declared himself open to play.wi.h
Mr.. Roberts %: England or Mr.. Berge, Of
France, but as Mr.. Roberts has beaten, NJ.
Berger, ne will not b, required to go beyond
Mr. r. for the universal championship
Porter's Spirit. III
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
DEMOCRATIC co. coNyENrION

-. The Democrats Of the several townships OF
NonE!huc county will meet in Convention by
their Delegates 81: the Court House in Red Wing
on Friday, July z2nd. 1859, for tho purpose O:
appointing live delegates to TIL, Democratic
state convention, TO be holden ut st. Paul Au-
gust Eth, ind to transact su.h other bu.jnes,
= may properly como before the Convcntion.-
Each township will be entitled to the number
OF delegates set opposite their respective towns.
Belle Creek. Bclv;dcro, I Central Point.
2; ''herry Grove, Cannon Falls. 4; Fcath-
.rstHne, Florence, 2; Holden Hay Creek
- Kenyon Leon Lillian Milton !
zine Island 2 Red Wi"g?; Roscoo !; Vasa
J.; warsaw Waaouta 1; Wnna,nineo |
Zun brota !. -..~ JOSHUA. G.: PIERCE,
~. II. G. HOFFMAN,, FL"
WIN. LAUVER,' s"
SIS. WIN. L. TANNER.
..g.,..i 80 -: u. \. TAKBOX, - %
..,s, a.. -. +. WEsTEEVELT. q
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
~Ht1NGAnTxNg~ANDT THE WxH.-

A Hungarian Rebellion is organizing
General klspka has opened recruiting Of.
tlce at Genoa. Thither are aocking the ref
ugees who have been lnrkin9sin Partisan cell
lars, starving in. London gssyets, toiling in
american itslds.andshiding.in Turkish how
els. Thither steal escaped deserters from
the Austrian, ranks, into which they were
forced ny the bayonet. Count Gyulai had
ZUUO u these unwilling soldiers in his
Camp. Thither goes Kossuth, grown old,
by ten Years Of .h0pe deferred"
Napoleon is forming them into I CORPS to
t'e The nucleus Of an insurrection. Anid the
tramp ofthe drill roomsthey dream Of plori-
Gus battles on their native soil. The officers
already have out their maps, stud wing their
place Of landing and their line Of march
Perhaps it will be Cattaro, whence the; can
sweep down into Slavonia, and swell the
gathering storm Of revolt. Perhaps Fiume,
whence they can cross the hills and mix
with their own people.
ne Austrians expect them on the coast
OF Danaatia; and are getting ready for chem.
Corps Of engineers are placing strand bate
r'es, laborers are digging entrenchments
soldiers are fortifyine al ruins he co.s;
lage. e Z 1.s9. ~ rp
It is curious enough to find Louis Napo-
leon, who i despot at home, the apostle
OF Revolutions abroad. is iementing no
less than five-in Lombardy in Tuscan: v, in
Parma. N Hungary and in Slayonia. Carl
ba!dis success attests what service can he
done by these movements, even with but
handful of men. :,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

q o. The Judiciary Commi.tee in the Now
Hampshire: House Of Representatives; have
reperted = stringent bin il relation to the
rendition q alleged fugitive slaves. L pro-
vides' that ai,,y person who shall aid or abet
in any rendition Of q person claimcd as a
slave. Shall be punished for the first offence
ky vcyears imprisonment, and for the seq
ono. imprisonment for life. i; The bill passed
its f'n't stage ~ . vote * l i e lal. IN
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

IKE Paris Chariyari has clever slaib on
the friendly reception Of the correspondent
Of the London Times in Vienna sMy dear
fellow" says the authorities, "you are our
guest, and we will make you perfectly at
ease. You have nothing to do but to enjoy
yourself and lest your mind should be at all
troubled by the unpleasant labor of cores
pondence,, we will provide Government
Secretary, who will do that for you. In
fact, here is a letter already provided which
you may have as the frs, ofthe SERIES"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
ID T. ~ 9 { 1c 4 csc
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. DS gt -1 ., ert-.
.Se:Ess13 .,..-I.- &3f..5-
STATE CONVENTIONS.

-. a Democratic State Convention will be ic!d a..
the City Of 81. Panl. in the Senate Chumber of
the Capitol, on WEDNESDAY. tho 18th day Of
AUGUST next, ut Il O'Clock. NJ, for the rur-
pose OF nominating the following officers
AGovERNoE. ~ t'
Ai1EUTENA~T GOVERNOR, .
SECRETARY OF STATE,
&C.. \ STATE nEAsUHER,
An ATTORNEY CENTRAL q.
TWO MEMBERS oF CONGRESS- s. g.
And such other officers as TIE Convention
,nay deem, cxpcdicrt.
The counties wiIl be entitled to the follow
inc representation: So H- 4
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

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