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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08
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- on the New Bridge Road. three miles east of
the City OF Richmond, known as Auburn -
and adioining the Lands Of Mrs DR.. Christian. Dr.
y A. Hart and others The above tract cenfai ns rs
acres; and is situated in pleasant and Desirable
nelg M Mheorh9od; 1t has upon it very good DW EI-
suffieieacy OF wood and water. The soil is produce
tye and IS well adapted TO the growth of an kinds
rabie vegetable garden. 1t is Eighiy susceptible of
improvements, and by, the iudcious use Of lime
and suano, can be made a desirable farm, a. the
on other lands in the ghborhood will attest The
above property is offered for sale privately, lib
srai and accommodating terms, or would ) ex-
changed for city Pr9eesr,tyy es, 7 y !, Apply e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-08

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l. PROCLAMATl0N.--W Whereas. a vacancy has
occurred IN the House of Dele sates Of Virginia
9ccasoned By the RESIGNATION of ALEX. DON
NAN, Esq, the Defeg elected from the city OF
Petersbur<: :: Now. therefore |. HENRY A. WISE.
Governor OF the Comm .nwealth If Virgin a, have
thought proper, by writ OF election issued ard di-
rected according to law. 10 require an election TO
De held IN sad city, on the seventeenth day of the
gates, to supply the vacancy aforesaid
i->~} Given under ms hand as Governor, and
3L.s{ under the Less Seal of the Corrian
wealth. at Richmond. this Ist da, Noyem-
Der, 1859, and ia the Slth year OF the Common
wealth., HENRY A. WISE.
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
THE JOINT TAltiFF PRICES.

The joint tariff prices for the transport
alton Of passengers Of freight and passcn-
gers from, st. Louis to St. Paul, aid return,
Together with the articles Of agreement BE-.
tween the Minnesota packet company, Nor
,!:ern line. Express line, and keokuk line,
came to lanl Yesterday It being impos
sible 70 give the full tariff: We publish be.
low the rates to the principal points s9t'
PAssAaE- Cabin, from Galena to St.
Louis, $500. Deck $500. Cabin, from
-Galcna to st. Paul S6,O1; deck $500. 4,
= FHEIGHr.--Ga:cI,a 10 St. Pau! "a cents
per 100 pounds Galcna to St. Louis Is 5;
Lead. IL cen Is per 100 pounds, Rates OF
gain &c to 81. Louis: Wheat7 cents per
b''s'sel;; Oats 5 cents, Corn6 cents: Poia-
toes Sc. sgs ,i..,r ~, IN
The arrangements for the strict observance
ofthe above rates arc. sta:ed- in detail, and
the ,i,enalties Attached, to the departure
'herefroms Of an : hoat or company, arc such
ai;o ensure G'ithful observance Of the
same.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
TIT: CROPS.

1t is relief after reading tho devastating
effects Of the frost, through Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and New York. to take trip through
Minnesota and see the wonderfully luxuriant
growth of vegetation that now gaddcns
her fields and prairics. We have never seen
the. crops even, in Minnesota, looking 50
thrifty and health! as ut the present time
Winter wheat and rye is just heading out,
and with the oats and barley, growing as
heavy as it can stand. The season having
been unusually cool and rainy, has been tx.
cccdi"sly favorable for heavy growth Of
small grain, which the warm weather is now
rapidly fastening TO maturity: md Of such,
through G"odhuc county. ut least, il the
present weather holds two weeks longer,
there will be very heavy yield. -,%
The cnrn. which was backward although,
quite green, even and heal;hy--has this week
seen fairly jump ns up. The farmers are
hard at work, and we should judge that at
least nine -tcn,hs Of it was cultivated, though,
for the first time, and is now entirely out
o: danger. ..,....T... - .S'
We notice that the farmers have "got in .
every foot Of old ground they had. and that
they arc breaking up more than the usual
Quantities of-new ground preparing it for
winter wheat and next years crops. "
Prospects are fair for high prices, and FAR.
mers will undoubtedly reap rich reward.
\ great Shortening Of faces and lengthening
nf purses, may be expected about the time
the present crops are marketed, and il this
seas"" continues equally favorable, Minne<o.
ta may safely b, said to b. "ou. Of the
woods" -, .g...G.s ..-. ......; .- +.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
From the Dstroit Free Press.
THE GlNSENG:a EXCITEMENT II
MINNESOTA "

- The Rdaov Q1inquets1;um, or Gin
seng, was first d. covered in A lnerica. This
plant, 1t Is we'll KNOWN is very highly es.
;eemed for its medicinal virtues in China.
and when prepared by classification is worth
its weight in silver Asst is in their opin on
a panacea, L;nneus gave it the name Of
Panaz. The Jesuit Fathers, having been
employed by the Emperor to draw map of
'rartary from actual survey, arrived in j uly.
17N9, at 4 village within ten or twelve miles
ofthe kingdom of Corea, and near the noun.
ta:ns where the Ginseng is found. Father
Jart"ux received four roots from Tartar;
aud, aking one Of them at random, he made
an accurate drawing oft, which he sent to
his Superior in France. together with . map
of the country where it grows, between slati-
tude north 80 deg. and AZ deg, and east
Longitude from Pekin 10 dog. and 20 deg
lie stated that it grows, not in valleys, nor
IN marshes, nor in the lotion Of ravines.
nor in very open places. But on the sides
OF mountains covered with thick forests.
around rocks, on the borders Of ravines at
the foot Of trees, and IN the midst Of every
variety ofherbage. II the forest should te
CONSUME. d by fire. this plant does not reap
pear till three or four years afterwards.
which proves that 1T is an enemy of heat. In
TACT, It conceals itself from the sun IS much
As possible. tsg as.,.
"Ail this" adds Father Jartoux, makes
me believe that, !fit can B., toun1 in any ct1t:r
part OF tie wnM, 1t must Be principally in
c'"aaa" In consequence Of this suggest
ION, Father Latiteau, Jesuit missionary in
canada, was directed 70 search for it, and
with the assistance Of the d awings and de-.
SC 'ptlons Of Jartoux, and the aid Of the ma.
tives, he actually found it. He published an
account Of his discovery in the year 1718,
and the American root became for i time
TIL the market was overstocked, an article
Of great commerce with China. and the
source Of much wealth. The word Gin
sing. Jartoux adds, signifies, in Chinese,
the representation Of man = for what
reason he cannot tell. Ire Tartars call it
0rhsta, which mans SHE first ofp'ants." r..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

RIVER MATTERs.-We learn from the St.
Louis lem crat Of Wednesday that 4 yerv
important agreement has been made betw
the Express Line Of steamers between st..
Louis and Galena, in connection with the
Minnesota Packets, and the Northern L. ne.
1t is, that neitherline will nnderbid the other
IN rates OF freight, bu: charge the same rates
which will be at all times reasonable and
proper, bit not SO low as to threaten ruin to
me boat owners. The up rates were fixed \
follows. per hundred pounds: Is cents to
hock Island 1874 cents to Dubuque; 20
cents to Prairie du Chen: AMI Is cents
through. Capt: Grin Smith informs the
De "o;"nt that perhaps five boats will be adj
,led to the Express Line after harvest, and
that '.i the line will run through to st. r ul-
The ruinouS competition Which has hereto.
FIRE prevailed will now sop, for tilne.--
This is wise arrangement. -a.W
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

shopld be met; and neither hard times or
high taxes should prevent it. A courageous
determined effort will win the day, and
carry US though all our difficulties. 1t will
be successful. Then no population No
backing out Let's vote the tax, live up to
our engagements, and carr, good name
that all the rascally cliques and money
shavers in the State cannot iniurv.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
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STATE CONVENTLO II

Democratic State Convention will be he Il ii,
the wy .! st. PAnl. IN tho senate Chamber OF
AUGUST next. ut |. o'clock. NJ. for tho nm
pose o: dominating the following officers:
r.- \ uovEESuH. at
.F.- iEUTESA>r COY EHSuE ~-.' -
ASEC"rTAaI OF STATE. --...tG -H.,..
e. -' A srATE T"EAscEEE, ,s.,4 ! e.....t .,.....
.. M ATTORNEY GENERAL, III
TWO MEMBERS or CuNGEEsS -- "-,5'.-.: +
And such other officers us ti;r (:nrx,nr;o,
may deem cxlcdient, 90 u,Y .i(T.. t.'''
. Tie counties, will BE- entitlra 70 the follow
jig rcrrtSc. tis:ic1l; -'I!i:<. /. ,I'ElHC!::.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

The SCIENTIFIC A1ERlcAN.--The pub.
fishers Of this widely circulated popular H.
Illustrated weekly journal Of mechanics and
science have announced, that it will be
enlarged on the first Of July, and other.
wise greatly improved, containing sixteen
pages instead ofeight, the present size, which
will make it the largest and cheapest scicn-
titic journal in tho world; it is the only
Journal Of its class that has ever succeeded
in this country, and maintains character
for authority in all matters of mechanics
science and the arts, which is not excellcd
by any other Journal published in this coun.
try or in Europe. Although the publishers
will incur an increased expense Of 500, a
year by this enlargement, they have deter.
mined not to r;.isc the price Of subscription
relying upon their friends to indc,nnif,
them in this increased expenditure by q
corresponding increase Of subscribers
Terms 81 year or ten copies for SIS
specimen copies Of tho paper with pam
plllet Of information 10 mechanics and in.
ventors, furnished gratis, by mail, on applica.
ton to tile publishers. Mum & Co., No. 81
Park Row, New York. /, 5#1 G3af al
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

FARTHER POINT June 18.
The STEAMSHIP Anglo Saxon from Liver
pool on the Sth inst, passed this point this
morning bound for Quebec. Her adviccs
arc four days later - ~ !:
A great battle has been fought near Milan
IN winch tho Austrians were defeated with
the loss of :5,OcO killed and disabled, and
IUO AustranS taken prisoners Il f4Et
The French loss is estimated at 6 t.
1900. $3.50 '.'' -
The Austrians have evacuated Milan. go
Ihe Queens SPEECH was delivered in par.
lament ON the seventh inst. 1t contain.
nothing very important.
A desperate battle was fought at Magenta
OH the 4th Of June between the allied army
under Napoleon and the Austrian army un
der general Hess in which Unlimited forces
were engaged on both sides. nag Il 30.
Emperor Napoleon in his despa, ches t,
the Empress at the Tuilleries, claaims.a de
cis've victory saying that his army took
'ooO prisoners. diaabIed 1900. and captur.
Cd three cannon and two standards. He
estimated the loss of bis own army at 3. 0)C
but 1t was r,'mored in Paris that the French
loss was between 8 and 1900. H..
1t is reported that from 5000 to 1870.
zoo Austrian, and 10000 French were
engaged in the fight. &'< rs
The Austrian accounts, differ widely from
those Of the French: their bulletins speak Of
several battles being founght with variou:
success on both sides. .fr....cI .-,.0q
Great losses on both sides are reported.
Gen. Espi"assl u the corps d'armie was
Killed and Marshal Canrobert, commando,
o! The 3rl corps was mortally wounded.
ten. Maurice Mcmahon commanding the
second corps d'armie, had been created Mar
shall and Duke d'Magcnta, as a reward 70,
his bravery on the battle field. Il la.s,.1.
Five Of the French Marshal's and gener
ais were wounded. d. =, -..,.... -. }
Count paraguay d'E1ill,ers has been super
ceded in his command o: The 1st corps b,
Gtn Farcy 5'2.t -
-Four Austrian generals and five staff off.
GERS were wounded IN the battle. "s i.-i<
There had been general revolt at Mia,
and the people had declared in favo. Of the
King Of Sardinia. -st 2;t,sls has Ia.I
F. The Austrians had retired from Milan
but 1t had not yet been occupied by til.
French. ... D ~ ss,.{, -
TWAS believed that proposals Of peace
would follow the entrance Of the French ar.
my into Milan. -. =
The city Of Paris had been Illuminated in
honor Of the French arms at Magenta. =,
.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

say GTsecretary Cass has written TO a nat.
ur4lizcd Frcncilnan that the French Gov
eminent claims military service from all IA.
tiycs Of France, found within its Jurisdiction,
and naturalization in this country will not
except any one from that claim.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

GA correspondent says Horace Greeley
was welcomed On his arrival at Lawrence,
Kansas, by several hundred men. every one
Of whom had ac"py Of the IT. bune fastened
on his hat. like a soldiers plume.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

Tkorc are now in Minnesota foart q.
banks ofis.ue, operating under the provis
s""s o tho banking law which passed the
hast legislature. Two Of these banks, the
Safe Bank Of Minnesota, ut Austin, and the
Bank Of st. Paul, have deposited with tn.
Auditor as security for the redemption OF
their issues. Ohio SIS, worth in New York
l02t2; the Bank Of The State, st. Paul, and
the Garden City Bank, Blue Earth county,
have deposited Minnesota s., quoted last ut
1O6; and Nicollct County Bank depositc
University bond, which mr., ample security
f'r its bills. The circulation Of the remain
Ing nine banks is secured by deposits Of Min
nesOsa rs; these banks arc a. follows; TX
change Bank, Glencoe; Bank Of Owa' onna;
Chisaso County Bank; Bank Of Roche ter;
La Crosse and Lit Crescent Bank, iiokah;
F'llmore County bank, Preston; Peoples
bank. st. Peter; Central Bank, New Ulm;
and the Wiuona Cou"ty Bank. The follow
ing tabular statement presents the aggregate
ofb!!S issued by the Auditor, and the amoun'
"f the above described securities deposited
with him; .f.- -.,' -. 49,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

Jltnn,p,, Co., West of,hc Ni,>sii,s,i ppi. 6 Del
49, - = t'.f EaatJ tJ& 2sW $50 .'Ig3g..
Counties not enumerated in the above list
NIL DC entitled to one Delegate EACH.
.tra 80; ". liCLCOM;'E, 10 I'll
Fhair,ran De.t. Central Committee.
S'.Pa"!: May $, ls5?. , 49,: cipt lai.a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25

ENisnArlox.-Nore than sixty emigran.
teams with men, women, children, barrels
pots. kettles, dogs and kittens, to say moth
ing Of cattle and towls-pas*ed through this
place last week, westward bound. They
were from Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin and Iii
nois, ard stated that hundreds more were on
their way to tbs north. west. - Vino a
Democrat. -a@ NIT. -trg
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25


BETTING cN5THE NEXT PREs,DExcY.
We understand that several bets have al
ready teen made in this city upon the issue
ofthe next Presidential election One sport.
ing gentleman has made the following bets :
$1,000 that Senator Douglas will be the
Democratic candidate; s1,noo that the
Americans and Wing will nominate third
candidate 5 1000 that # Douglas he no,ni
mated he will be elected. and + loo that if
Nominated: he will carry the following East
ern, Northern, MidJl !, and Western States
New Hampshire, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa, In
diana, and Illineis. We are also informed
that the same gentleman is willing to bv
S lo,Uo that if Douglas be nominated at
Charleston. he will carry every Southern
State, except Maryland. --Ne,e ". Il SIN.
MoRrHf's EUROPEAN VIcron1Es.
Chess Noathly gives table showing Mr..
Morphy's SUCCESS in Europe Out 81 l49
even games, he won III, lost -, and IL
We're drawn. or 80 blindfold games he wo,,
~, lost l, and II were drawn. OF IS con-
sul'ation games, he won II. lost 2. ard Is
were drawn. Giving the pawn and move,
he won Is games, lost 2, and were drawn.
Giving pawn and two moves, he won Ia
sames lost 2, and was drawn. est.v-g
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
. NELL-DESERVED SUCCESS.

l3arnestness is forcrunner Of triumph.
and the history Of the world has shown thai
those who have succeeded have universally
been those who have put their shoulders to
the wheel withou: finching. A very signal
instance Of this is, the condition Of exceeding
popularity Z, viii Ii tho New YoHK MEncu.
ni has attained. The pr"prietors Of that
paper have spared no expense, and have
beer interchangeable in their lators to render it
! what it was originally designed to beta
Journal of American Litcraturc,"-and they
have the satisfaction of seeing their efforts
crowned with a brilliant and enduring sue.
cess. ~'''a vs." ..t .-." F
The contr;butorial corps is now constel-
lation OF the most lustrous stars Of the lite
rary and artistic armament. A papr which
contains the writings Of BAYAup TAYLOR
DIR. }. II. ROBINSON (the latest engagement
land one OF the most valuablc,) GEORGE
ALBANY, Ned BuSrL1SE, and others Of the
most gifted and popular authors, whose
WORKS have sraccd the pages of American
publications, cannot be otherwise than a
welcome guest at every fircside throughout
the Land, especially when illustrated BY
EELlx .O~C. DAnLEY-thc greatest artist, in
his peculiar characteristic way, that the
! world can now beast Of a..,...s .s
| These attractions, although only pro-
cured at an expense which would sound fab
ulous If stated here, have given the MERCURY
a solihity and reputation for real genuine
merit that nothing can destroy, and that en-
dcars it to every individual one of its read
crs. The earnest and honest labors Of its
ptoprictorS, seconded BY their enterprisins
disregard Of immediate outlay, have been
rcwardes by ccet} Of public favor that they
could hardly have expected, but which they
most cm;nently deserved.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
IOt9lS.. ....ss e,43l N,f) c16g OIln

= 1Ve3'S'' ''''''''.' k424 .U0O S469.O0N
Of the above S42i, 600 Of bills issued BY
the Auditor, $5". $50 are secured by Ohio
~; 500 oo, by University Bonds and
S6,UO by Minnesota 8's. This leaves
's27o,ND OF notes countersigned by the Au-
ditor which arc, based OIL Minnesota Is
The notes Of but four Of tho nine bank>
based on this security, are nncurrcnt, ami
they represent the following circulation: II.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
TuE CUEnENcY QUESTION. St. Pau

TuE CUknENoY QUEsrlos. St. Pau,
Tsmts Of Sunday says:-I ; re ig-ga IT
We are glad to learn that the Railroad
men and others.are thoroughly aroused to
the importance ofdoing something, to re ievc
the wants Of our people. Gen. Shields. the
President Of the Minneapolis and Cedar
Valley Company. was in the city Yesterday
ard with Others Interested himself IN some
plan to make good the currency based upon
isaiIroa,} Bonds. p We arc not disposed t,
add to the gloomy 6retodngs Of class Of
croakers, but We trust immediate measures
Will be taken 10 rci'eve the community Of the
= presen. financial endorsements which,
hang OVERT: This cu',.mcy ny:k be tassi
ca:e q, o." terrible ret, iJutios w.N tai m.
The people at. large have very cheerfully
given 1t support, wi IN the belief that it woul.!
bs redeemed, aud in times like these, Of ali
otll'rs. men can NY slEJrl to lose tn. small
pi:tance they receive for their labor. :. Gcntlt
men Railroad men and brokers, see to it, tia:
your CT, fsncyis sustained. III: 9vaf. .1sA
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
LATER FROM EUROPE. ~
49, !
TERRIFIC ENGAGEMENT.
5000 MEN SLAIN IN. BATTLE
81
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.

100 AUsTKlASs TAKEN PRISONERS
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
Total.....Sl9O.OoO

AotNI'''' tSV,uVU .
The proprictors Of the Bank of Glencoe
avow determination to make good their
currency; $1,000 Of their issues went TO
protest on the 10Th Of May, but the banking
law gives them 40 days grace before the in:
stitution can be wound up by. the Auditor.
There is but $4,000 Of their money in
circulation, $4,000, we hear, being now in
the hands ofan interested party in ST. Paul.
who has retired it from circulation for the
present Some Of the brokers' of st. Paul
have been very busy depreca,ing this cur
rency, while shining" the streets recently;
but following their trail nearly every day,
suspicious looking men have bon noticed
buying 1t from those who would sell it FROM
20 /" Rs per cent discount. Or course there
vas no collision between the brokers and
the latter gentry, for tbs former refuse to
bu: it vt their counters. :lu ra.
The Bank Of Owatonna and the Chisac,
County Bank, are tho bahtlinys of Mes,rs.
NORTH and PEAsE; and We ear the worst
oil in tho hi. Mr.. PEAsE may have thu
INCLINATION, but wo very much doubt his
ability to improve the currency beyond its
present deprecated value. Tie Cedar Val
Icy Railroad Comp ny, we suppose if possi
HE, will protect the issues Of thess Two
banks, and save the public from loss. As a
good sign, we notice that yesterday SlOOo
Of ChiSayo money was 'retired" into, the
Auditors hands, Lj-i4.r u.'a..aIt.
The Bank Of Rochester yesterday depos
tied with the Auditor 5000 Of its notes
which have been withdrawn from circula
ton. The manager oflhis bank says he sEil
redeem every dollar Of his circulation. w.
trust he may.
We hope to see the entire circula' ion O.
the iou- hanks we have referred to, speedily
withdrawn. or prompt measures taken to give
It par value. The entire amount Of their
'ss,t,s At present outstanding is $4,000. b
The other five hanks, located 1t Preston
st. Peter, lIokah. New Ulm and Wipana
have been prndantly managed the amour.
Of bills issued btins light. and the money
protected and promptly redeemed. The
Bank OF New Ulrn has not issued a do!la-
and the aggregate amount Of the issues q
tho tour remaining tanks does not exceed
$4,000. Their bills pass current, we be-
'iove, in every portion Of the State. q
The total amount Of money in circulation
which is secured by deposit Of Mnneso!:
rs docs not amount to, 50 5000. and t
this sum, 5000 is as current as any none,
in the State.-Ifmsr d. Uemo rat. 49,. -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-06-25
CA S II r RsA D:ERS

Of Goodhue anc adjoining counties. at price.
never before equaledin this market, Thsnk--
fu. tor past favors, he hopes to meet a cOntin-
"ancc ct the Same. LII s.: X. FOOT.
HE cheapest place to buy Caters, Xii Boots,
- slippers, buskins, Tics or Children
Shoes Of any description, il vt FOOf'3.
NOR Skirts, Skirt Reeds, Thread, NccdIc.,
I Pins, Combs, Pcrfnmcry, Fancy Cooks,
Cameo Fins, &c, got to FOOTr%s
'llE spring styles in Clothing, Shirts, H0-
siery, CELLARS. Gloves. Hats and Cars. arc
all to be found at H.xjr's
'l'iIE place to get d Boot ~ Shoc F,fra.I. t.
~ fr'r'ss s,,s,r.s
DURE Wines. Brandics Gins. Wis y. Scotch
! Ale. London Porter, &C., at wf.elc:.:.le
only. except tor medicines, Choice N~va,,a c.
gar*, bt the b'x, ut - fOOT'S.
Il EMEMBER tEns ! n,anufac,,,r. anil war
IL rant a large part Of rny stock If B"of*
and Shoes. AMI therefore the place 70 buy co.~.
ones is at the BRICK STORE.
- EMEMEEK that keep the Target stock n
~ my line III Goodhue county and Of course
buy them cheaper, and can sell them .hea,,cI
than those who keep smaller varieties. z.7s,
DON'T BE FOOLED!
but como an select ~ tie Aaryu;n., AMI from
the HUGE STOCK kept by <..t I = FOOT,
n. E.--All kinds Of PRODUCE taken at tn.
market price. Terms alsays pay do vn.
Rcd Wig. May 81, 1883. ). .i.s5g lis-.f
NEW GOODS, [EW l,.,OnS,