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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-24

lMORTG AGE SALE.
1Vl Default having been made in the pay
ment Of the sum Of One 4housand Eight Hun
dreJ and forty co dollars and forty eight
cents, which is now claimed to be due at the
date Of this notice, upon ~ certain indenturc Of
mortgage, made, executed and delivered by
William, Thomas and Elizabeth Thomas, his
wife, both Of the County Of Goodhue and State
of Minnesota: to John Andrews. Of Minneapolis.
Minnesota, bearing date on the Goth day of
June, \. d. 1853: and recorded in the office Of
the Register Of deeds within and for said Good
hue County. Oh the Goth day Of June, A. ID.
1858, at O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, in Book 4,
Of Mortgages, Pages 609 u GlO; and no suit or
proceeding at law having been instituted to re-
cover the debt remaining due and secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that in
pursuance and by virtue of o power Of Sale
contained in said mortgage and Of the statute
in such case made and provided, the lands and
premises lying and being in the county of Good
hue aforesaid, and described in said mortgage
AS follows, towit: s'Eus: half of South West
quarter of Section thirteen (l3), and the north
East quarter Of the North West quarter, and
the North West quarter of the N:rth East
quarter dissection twenty foar "a }, in township
one hundred and twelve (ll2), north Of range
eighteen u.s. west; containing one hundred and
sixty acres (l6o) more or less according to the
government survey thereof Also Lots Nos
four and hvc (4&5), in block twenty six (26)
in IL c town Of Cannon Falls, in said county OF
Goodhue, and all tho buildings and appurtc
nances thereon and thercunto helonging,' viii;
be sold at public vcndne ut the oihcc Of the
hue County, on the 18th day of October A. D.
1879, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
to satisfy the amount due ON said mortgage
and the note secured thereby and the costs and
charges OF such sale as allowed by law, to-
gcther with an attorneys or solicitors fee OF
~,
law as agreed to in said mortgage.
Dated ut Hastings August 23rd 4. D. 1852
JOHN ANDREWS, Morteagec.
SAlTn, SMITH & CROSBY, Atty's. 1GO-tL
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" The two South American States
Ecuador and Peru, are preparing for wal
with each other. The city Of Guayaquil, in
Ecquador, was about being bombarIed by
the Peruvian feet. It is reported that the
British Minister has demanded tho presence
of ships Of war At Valparaiso, in expecta-
ton Of the ARRIVAL Of American war steam.
err, to force > settlement Of our di&caltiss
with tho Gillian Government. ~
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f. u RNIT URE.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens u Red Wing and Vicinity that be
tursd msterial for furniture, formerly owned
BY NJ. Cook, an that he - prepared "a supply
all orders for furniture Of avery descripsiea,
on The shortsst notice,
REPAIRING AM TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also al kipds Of OOFF1Ns fwaiaAsd to order.
MahsGony,
FURNITURE constantly on hand. chaap 70,
Cash. JOHN OObIEE.
Rcd Wing, Nay Is, 1859. l4e-tf
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| ~~~~
National Democratic Quarterly Review.
This is the title Of new literary maya
zine, the first number Of which appeared or
tho 10th inst. To illustrate the characte,
Of the work, We give below some extract.
from its prospectus. Its editor is the Hon.
Thomas B. Florence. III
"This work is designed a. an exponent Of
the school Of statesmen founded by THOMAS
JEFFERsoN, and carried out by his successors
in the Presidential office.
THE policy Of tho present and oil future
Democratic Administrations of the National
Government will be fully explained in the
pages Of the Review" and it, purposes, in
all that concerns the vital interests of tho
Democratic party, foreshadowed, with q
view to perpetuats our political institutions
and promote the true interests of the whole
Union. -
"No mere eulogium, nor denunciatioa Of
men, will be permitted in the pages of this
magazine. It will be an earnest advocate
and defender Of principles believed to be
sound" w,- ...,.
We are authorized 70 act IS agent for the
above work. and shall BE- happy to rsceive
subscriptions to tho, same. Subscription
price So per annum, payable invariably in
advance. ua. i'll. 7.ra ..fa -
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a ALLEN SWAIN. a
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
~ . u II r IaT.

Rooms over the Drug store, Main 81.
Red Wing. rom
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~ To oil whom it may concern. The un-
dersigned will make application at the noxt
term of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State Of Minnesota, to be held at
Of October, 1859, for tho vacatine Of 90 much
Of the town plat of the town of W acoota. Ia
said county Of Goodhue, as lies easterly Of me
rldian street, in said town, being alf of tina,
portion Of said town that lies il. township No,
lib, north Of range Is west.
EDWARD BULLARD.
49,. ~ Proprietor.
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DemOC ratio Club Meeting.

DemO1 ratio Club Meeting.
The Democrats Of this city and county
are requested to meet at the Club Room in
Red Wing, next Monday evening, tho 18th
inst. Turn out, Dsmocrats.
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w ESTERN WORLD
Insurance & Trust Comnanv.

Office, Nos l42 and IA South Water Steeet
Chicago Illinois. Capital 8 250, 900.
BOARD Of Directors.-O. Kendall, Geo. H.
Hazelton, AMI Benedict, Hon. L. s. Church.
Chas. H. Abbott. Geo. H. Hazelton, President,
Chas. H. Abbott, Treas, Alfred Edwards, Sec.
Having received IN appointments ~ Agents
Of the above Company for Red Wing and
vicinity, we are prepared to receive applica-
tons for Insurance in the same.
100: me Brown d Betcher Agents.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-24
Road Improvement.

ISO0U Improvement.
We notice that the road leading from Rec
Wing to Cannon river bridge is undergoing
repairs, and bids fair to become one of the
finest roads in the county. Give us good
roads, and the future prosperity Of our city
will become settled fact. .-
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COMMERCIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.

erected weekly. bv Mctnsire Sheldon. wholesale IN
RETAIL Merchants.
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Rel Wing, Aug. 27th, 1858. y.
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CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM.
Red Wing, August 9th, 1889. r.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-24

The lovers Of dancing are informed that
there will be q social dance At Harmony
Hall, in this city, next Thursday evening
the goth inst. Good music will be on hand,
and good time may be expected. Tickets
!S1,W Refreshments at IL O'Clock. ..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-24

Church Notice. -'-- II ~ ~
! The Audience Room Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church will be re.opened for pub.
lie worship on next Sunday. Services =,
lOh A. M. and P. N.
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Wanted Immediately,

VUntcU ImmculaIeIy,
On subscription, ten cords Of wood. Also
wheat, -four, corn, oats and potatoes. Will
our delinquent subscribers in the country,
who have any Of the above articles, call and
pay up? We will pay the very highest
market price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28
WASHINGTON NEWS.

" AoHI 0UIO1l 11113INII -
Gen Herran is still here awaiting the action Of
our Government on certain sections of the treaty
with New Granada, negotiated in 1876 relative to
imposition of tonnage and other taxes and by
which American citizens are placed on an equsli-
ty with those of that Republic,
The amendment to the Cass- s-Herran treaty,
which went out by the last steamer, is expected to
reach Bogota before the adjournment of the New
Granadian Congress.
Mr. Sickles has denied that he has employed
an experienced corps Of Photographers to report
his trial for publication in pamphlet form.
private letter from distinguished source in
Paris, states that NJ. Levasseur, French Ex Minis
ter to Mexico, will go to Nicaragua, nominaly on
the interest of NJ Belly, but really the agent of
the Emperor Napoleon, with reference to securing
to. French citizens the right to employ Asiatic
and African apprentices in mining and agriculture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

FALSE ALARMS Two false fire alarms were
raised on Saturday night. one about ten o'clock
and the other about midnight. These false alarms
are the most ruinous things which can befan both
fire companies and the city. Each time the de-
partment is thus called out it involves large ex-
penditure which is utterly useless. Within short
time two hose reels have been broken while run
ming to false alarms at night, and on Saturday
night No. smashed their hose carriage so as to
require new one to be purchased by the city
These carriages will cost the city from SI2O to $50
each, an expense which should have been saved
l. is true the reels might have been broken while
running to bona tide fire, but in all these three
cases they were not thus broken, and might have
been avoided but for false alarms. Nothing but
the erection Of Central Fire Alarm Tower, such
as was introduced to the notice of the Council
some time since by Mr. Herrick, will put stop to
these alarms which can be raised by any one for
the sake Of sport or mischief. We're there such
toWeri in the central part of the city and watch
man stationed in it, the companies would never
turn out except when the "big bell" doomed forth
the fact that there was fire in such section of the
city. We hope the new Council will take this mat
ter in hand and prosecute it at the earliest Fossi
BILE moment when the financial condition of the
city will warrant it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

The PANoRANA.-FRANKENsTE Panorama
of Niagara has gone, and the opportunity is lost
to behold this greatest of all panoramic paintings
II is shameful that the artist has received no more
encouragement here than the beggarly houses be-
fore which the painting has been unrolled. There
are some "wonderous fine" scenes upon that can
vass. One sheet of calm, placid water, on the Nj
sgara river below the falls, where not ripple CT
rapid breaks the perfect stiffness Of the water, and
where the banks trees, rocks and sky are reflected
as from French plate mirror, is truly wonder
full work of art. There is given to the water an
appearance Of ctearness and, transparency which
We have never seen equalled upon canvass. That
view alone is a study for an evening. We bid the
painting q reluctant good bye, and wish for the
gifted artist far more successful exhibition among
a more appreciatiye people than those of Cleve-
land
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

The Republicans of the City of Cleveland will
meet on Tuesday evening, March 2Sth, 1859, athalf
past O'Clock P NJ. at the usual places of holding
elections in the several Wards to nominate one
candidate for Trustee and one candidate for Asses
sor for each Ward. They viii also elect Delegates
to City Convention, TO meet at the old Court
House, on Wednesday, March SOth, 1859, at 10 o.
clock A NJ, to nominate candidates for the follow
ing Offices, viz Mayor, City Attorney, Police
Judge, Director, City Marshal, Director of Infrm-
ary, Trustee Of Water Works, City Commissioner,
City Fire Engineer, City Sexton, City sealer eight
Constables, and two Justices of the Peace.
In accordance with the Republican rule of repre-
sentation in electing Delegates to the City Conven-
ton, the several Wards are entitled to send the
soIloVvino uumber of Delegates, viz
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NRw YORK, March 20.
A passenger in the Karnack from Nassau reports
the loss of the British war steamer Jasseur from
Jamaics, on q cruise, sae struck on hidden rock
northward from Jamaica on the night Of tine 4th Of
March, and soon sank Officers and men, sixty in
number, took 10 the boats, 100 of these were sub
sequently swept overheard in heavy gale. One
of the boats containing the Captain and eleven men
managed to reach the Southern coast Of Cuba, but
the other boat containing thirty men has not been
from cold and famine and were on the point Of
perishing when the boat was driven on the Cuban
coast
The counsel in the Stephens case have given
notice of an application for new trial, and the
Prosecuting Attorney applied to the Court for an
order TO commit James Hanna, Susan Hanna, Isaac
Bennett and Maria Hanna, all witnesses for defence
on q charge OF perjury,
The steamer City o, Washington took out $780,
900 in specie and about $50 passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

For sale, wholesals and Retail, By WILLIAM FIsKE
No. Superior street. Cleveland, who viii supply the
Annie de Femme ss the Proprietor's Prices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28
FROM WASHINGTON.

The contract for carrying the mail from Leayen-
worth to Coraville, Pixies Peak region, was made
under the act of 1852, authorizing the establish
ment OF special post Offices to be sustained from
the net proceeds, and such is the arrangement in
this case, that the compensation in event is 10
exceed $500 per annum. II the post route bill had
passed and the contract made under it, this con-
tract would have cost $50 600 or $40 900 per year.
The contractors will be mainly compensated for
the outlay in the carrying Of passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

CoRE PLAKTER AND sCovEBKR-The Corn
Planter and Coverer and Seed Drill which is on ex.
hibitlon and for sale on Prospect street. under the
Burnett House, is an ingenious contrivancs, which
is apparently admirably adapted to the purposes
fer which it is recommended. II is q small affair
which can be attached to any ordinary plough SO
as to do the furrowing. planting and covering at
the time, and this as fast as horse Gao walk.
The corn, peas, or otherseed are placed in hop
per from which, BY pinion attached TO wheel
they arc dropped into the furrow at exactly
regular intervals, graduated according to the dis
lance required. By a simple contriyance the ma
chine may be converted into cultivstor in one
minute. We can see no reason why this should
not do all it processes to do It Is simple, and not
liable to get out of order. Farmers and gardeners
will do well to call and examine il at the above
store. See advertisement for further particulars.
PROPELLER BLOWN UP.-on Saturday after
noon the Propeller Lady of the Lake, which left
here on Friday afternoon with heavy load Of
-four, hams, pork and beans, for the New York &
Erie Railroad, at Dunkirk, blew up when leaving
Fairport, rendering her perfect wreck. She had
just left the wharf and headed out Of the harbor-
The fireman and cook were killed, the engineer
had his leg broken and several other hands Grip
pied. The name of the fireman, we learn was Pc
ter Murphy. The names of the others injured we
could not learn. Capt. SIssoN was on the pilot
house at the time, and escaped uninjured. The
cause is supposed to have been defect in the boiler
plate. The propeller was owned by Chamberlain,
Crawford & Co.. of this city, was probably valued
at from $4,000 to $4,000. She was one of the
Oldest boats on the lakes, but had been repainted
and fitted up this spring She was running be-
tween Dunkirk and Cleveland, carrying freight for
the n Y &ERR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

DEAochATio NOaiNEEs.-tne Cify DemocranC
Oon'eh1ion met ~ 'ne olu Oosr' MOUSE Oh 0@'uruas
morning ~ ~ 0lOcA' 'or 'he purpose O' n0ninA-
u"s oi'S siuSe'S v oe DAno'eu iOi ~ INC O'i1
o"Af'er e'eo'i0n nc neeeins was OfsAniAeI "
'he appointment Ok u D. FAfNp' Esq AS Onair
man. ana D. u S"EEr anu JAMES DkoAhNShiAA &
Secre'sres-
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Hext came the once OF Pohce CLERK on tne
hrst ballot the vote stood; Necessary ior cnolce
Us Jesse famer' zzi J. K flzgeralo' l'' L. D.
"nltney, l4. NO cno'ee.
second DahO.; FhEgefald' z'i Famsf' ~
nhliney' O. "hAneys name was mere Will
ula"h.
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tnere was one 100 many Votes cast anu tnsy pio
ceeoed 70 tne
tourtn pallOt' Fhzg'rAle Szi FAnnet
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on tne cnolce Oi Oi1y MATs0Ai llle oOn'eS' "@E
expected 70 De snarp ane long Ane NAMES an
nounced were ". Gallagher Tnonas McAinStry'
d a. hlnAiey, Sames LA"ien0e' oiDDOrS- -,
Ane nrst DaHOe $1,000 as IOno"s' Ua,lAgnef 30
Minkley To- AA"rence . OiOD0ns D Ah'iAiiS'i'
); 1iDOons name "LlnurA"n
Second ballot; GaliAsner 81; MinAes 10 law
renee q MeAlns'ry = MI OanAsnef was sn1i''
fore proclaimed me nominee iOr o'ts nAisnAi :
Inc resulI was receiFeu win s1eeis Auu !e-S' =
which hiss was percep'lDe Up 70 'nls .lnle -.
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ana iun was over no" anu 'ne 0i0"u lHOs's ei'
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LATER FROM NEW YORK,

- d NEW IUhA5 l4aILu 70
The Jury has brought in q verdict Of guilty
against Stephens, tried on q charge of poisoning
his wife.
The Courier des Etats Unis asserts that asecret
libustering expedition is ready to start for Cuba
on the receipt OF instructions expected by the next
steamer from Havana. The head quarters are
here, but the AIMS and ammunition are mostly in
Southern cities.
The Courier asserts that men are ready to start
simultaneously from different parts Of the Union,
and that ample arrangements have been made by
secret agents on the island.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28
AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 20
The Committee on the Water Celebration OF
Brooklyn have decided to extend invitations to the
authorities and fire departments of New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Providence, Salem, SPRING
field, New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, Roches-
ter. Buffalo Syracuse Utica, ,0swego, Albany, Troy,
Poughkeepsie, Baltimore, Washington, Richmond,
and many other places.
George Hall, the American nominee for Mayor
Of Brooklyn, has declined, and the party has deci
ded to make no further nomination.
The Jury in the Stephens wife poisoning case at
last accounts said to have stood ten for conVic
ton and two for acquittal.
A girl named Margaret Burko has been arrested
on suspicion OF having poisoned the family Of Mrs
Beetham as telegraphed yesterday. Mrs. B. is
dead, and Mr.. Robinson. one of the boar5ers. is
not expected to live The other inmates Of the
house are recovering. Margaret was the cook
The steamer Karnak brings Havana dates Of the
18th. Sugars stiff; molasses very firm exchange
declined, sterling 10 ! and New York City l.2
diacount ..H..H..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

The PoRT sARNIA HoMIcIBE.-Deputy Mar
shal Tyler who has been on trial at Detroit for the
murder of Capt Jones at Port Sarnia, has been in
dicted for mansl tighter. His bail was fixed at
$500, which was given, and be was allowed to go
out of Jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

F In our notice Of the exhibition on Universe
ty Hights on Friday evening last, we neglected to
speak of the singing of Mr.. ]. W. Hill, who sung
with Mr. Hall. Mr. Hill has one of the finest and
deepest bass voices we have ever heard, and added
greatly to theattractions of the BILL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

THEATRE.-The Bank street Theatre will be
opened for short season tonight, with the fine
act comedy of 1.-THE Rivals. or The Road to Bath,
in which Mr.. and Mrs. EIlesler will sustain the
principal characters This will be followed by the
farce of " Somebody Else" To morrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller will appear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28
MATRIM0NIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UkIrED STATES:
1t has been my good fortune to restore TO health many
Thousands of my countTy-wOmen.
Nv success has excited the malice of the envious and
aOuB but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon ny pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihave relieved. SOlOng am held in afectionate ard
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced my
skill lean ard to despse efforts of mischefmAkers
nd sandersr
My friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
for producing menstruation within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United Staes but ndposition to enter
field occupied by Quaes with their pernicous nosrums
snd fear that anprincre countereers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies fer the sale Of my
ANnE DE FEMME" in the United States.
ktlas yield to the entreaies of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
regard to the efficacy of the "A1IIE DE FEMME"
nssd only say that il liquid for and is exactly such
asI have used in mypractcen France years and
hat il has failed to secure satisfactory result
The ~Amie de Femme and mensruation stand in the
Iation OF cause effect alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual where has existed and 10
restore it where from any suppressed.
In orderto guard Sganst imposition the wrapper of drsc
ions on each bottle Of Amie de Femme" viii bear m5
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcI
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, Sa,oO package n,,o--
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, By WILLIAM FIsKE
NO. % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
Amis de Femme At the PrOprietOr's pnces.
auiO d&wlys
NlHE BEST TARTIFICIALH HELP TO
Il TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
NIM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28

ZEE. RUFrINI's new Spring style OfHats and
Caps is considered perfect He sells better silk
or cashmere Hats for Five Dollars than any other
establishment in Cleveland That truth can be
verified by calling at It's Superior street. next door
to Taylor, GTisWold & Co.'s. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-28
TYLER SENTENCED
DErRoIr. March, 26.

OEIkUII, -lIdICLl NO'
The trial of Deputy U s. Marshal Tyler, in the
e. S. District Court for the killing Of Capt Jones,
OF the brig Concord st Port Sarnia last Fall, was
concluded this evening. The jury returned q YER
dict of involuntary manslsughter committed in an
unlawful act, with recommendation to the mer-
cy of the Court. The extent of the penalty under
the verdict is on thousand dollars fine.