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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
EORECLOsURE OF NljRTGAGE.
L State Of MinnesotS, District Court. Fifth
judicial District, Goodhus. County.
Benjamin F. Sheldon, asa
Plaintiff, H 5.
aQaiast =.
James j. Jackson, o seq
g Dcfandunt ... ....s...r+

Notice il hereby given that under and BY
virtue Q, decree Of Judgment 81 foreclosure,
in tho above entitled action, made ct chambers
~ tho Hon. N. n. d madison. Judge Of said
Cours, on the 18th day Of September, "A. d.
1888: . coly Of which has been served on ne
by the plaintiff . sttornoys. in which :he up-7
dersigned is erpointed special referee, to make
the sale hereby notified ): 1; shall, on Saturday, !,
the 18th day Of December, 1883, at two O'Clock
In the afternoon If that day, soil at public
auction, to the highest bidder. for cash. sll and
singular the premises deacsibed in said decree,
viz: Lying and being in, 4oodhue county, in
the State Of MiRnesos1, and known ~ lot nu,-
Der one ", Of subdivision of scrs lot l,nbes
six 81 in block number two ~, in Freeborn
q Co.'S addition to the town (nov city Of Red
Wing. according to tho plat Of said Subdivision
and addition recorded in the office Of the Reg
lister Of Doeds Of said county Of 0oodhue- with
tho appurtcnances. TIC. HOFFMAN,
Special Referee.
Plaintiffs Attsrseys.
Dated August Is, 1859, + -. =. sls7ws
!. The above sale is hereby, postponed until
:. ths 2e:h dsv Of December 1859, q two o'clock
=. n. st the same place. IS, It.
Q1ted Red Wing Dec. 10, 1850.
..3 H. G. HOFFMAN, Referee.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
MARRIED..

TODD-AAKERS-In this city, on tho q
ms. by Rev. Jsbez Brooks, Mr.. George Tod
and Miss n. +. Aakers, daughter Of Kev. Dr
Aakers. al Of Red Wing. ..... ...r
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
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The Donation Visit

The Donation Visit
At the Rev. Jabez Brooks, on Tuesday
evening last, was, We learn, > very pleasant
affair. Tho receipts were trifle over 800.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

temperance lectures during the winter.
The Fur Market. .. ~@5f1 @.It ohm
Quite brisk trade is now being carried
on in fars, and for tho benefit Of those hav-
ing any 70 sell W have compiled list of
prices, Is follows: y q 4.''s. . 's ~! 's+.'
Beaver, full season. and large sire. parch-
ment skins. 500; Muskrat, winter, Seq
&c fall. 5c@ec; Bear. black, full size, No. l
$685. in propo, tion for other skins :;
Bear cub, $2@$2K; Otter, full sire, No. /,
|$2@$225; Fisher, full sire, No. /, l,75c041:
Martin, ! 75c@$lK; Mink, dark large, No. /
sly; No. 2 do. s719c; 10. 3 do. s3c F;
No. 4 do. Ice; Silver Fox, full season, from
|$6>8 to $50; Cross Fox. full season, $2@
50; Red Fox, full season, 75c@$l; Raooon,
dull sale at 2oc@25c; Lynx; No. /, 67kc@
75c; Wolf No. !, Soc; opossum. ec@sc /:
skunks. 316c@e1lc. and dull Il that: Raw
Deer Skins. red. lsc025e (; grey, 16c.
The above arc the cash prices and can be
readily obtaired Of any Of our fur. dealers.
II martin skins are fine AID dark, they vii
bring &275@$s. *s -ss -,s1ox
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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

At Z. T.. HOWARD'S
Bl cksmith 9hop,
ooINIs OF MAIN : BROADWAY.
Il where you can got work done cheaper than
.t any other shop in Rcd Wing. Particular
attention given 70 HORSE slIOEiNG.
May 81, 's9. 146.n
NEw sALooNl JUST OPENED !! the
Yssag America Restaurant,
- in the basement Of -
3Awilk,ssos's Block, ~
Main Street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...."..R6d Wing.
The proprietor. Of this establishment having
ong scft the noed Of regular and complete
e A r 4 n q II o Il 81
In Red Wing, have been to considerable ex-
pense in fitting up. the above named saloon,
and take pleasure in informing their friends
that they are nov prepared to execute all or
.ls,s with promptness .nl dispatch. 70 our
ftter do from the country We would say. that
W srs able 10 furnish you with anS Sthing you
CHOOSE to esll foF. in the eating line, cheafeF
thap yen csu be served Ct say Of tho hotels.-
Our
BILL OF r A q e
Consists Of Gams Of all kinds in ia season,
Fresh Fish, Pork snd Beana, Ham and Eggs,
Beef: Beef st::k, R,.,s and Boiled Beef, Nuttoa
style, Bologna s.ussge, Bfssd, 'Fiss, Cakes,
and everything else which the market aHords.
THE BAR will ct Ill times be supplied with
pure Winse, Liquors, Ales, Beer, Ciesrs, &c.,
aad 40 pains will bs spared 20 make the Young
America popular resort tor all who choose t.
~ GEORGE S 81 JOHNSON, 6aas;sas,'
sa Proprietort.
Red Wing, Sept. ~, 1859. ls4-n
r U KNITU + e.
The undersigned would respectfully Inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
hes purchased tho entire stock OF unmsnufsc::
|tured msterisl for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, an / that he 10 prepared 70 supply
all orders for furniture Of every description,
lon the shortest notice.
REPAIRrNG AND rURnlNG DONE TO
Also oil kinds Of COFFINs furnished 70 order.
Mohogony, 1
BosowooA,
and walnut
sghsl1ORE ;Sns e eoRtI e:sS cheap for
Red Wing, Nay 10, 1853. l4s.tf
- BL1CK,S1M7I!HINQ'
GEORGE ". PARKER,
Al the new Shop on Main st1eet, within I
ew rods ofths crossing Of ofJordon.
RED WING, MINNESOTA. 7stf
- FOR SALE.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

~rrssssa weekly. ~ MeInse Sheldon. wholesale Al
retail Ne.ehaa,s.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

03S,0j0 worth OF Ussh Or Pr !.
w dtes fos The sstost Of Good. 1t FOOT's.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
On Monday, Dec. ,l3th,, lsxo,

p "A. RI s. H 8 G Il 0torL
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
r. A. LITTLEFlELD. Local Editor.
81 o M s. COL y M N

Ball at Harmony Hall. -.4 -.
Invitations are out for Nsw Years Ball,
to be given ut Harmony Hall, on the eve.
ming Of tho I'd Of January. Good music,
. good supper, and an attentive and ob'isins
landlord, will 90 tar to enlivcn the occasion.
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half Of the horizon. one hundred and eighty de-
dress Of the great circle from Decatur on the South
10 the Siste Inns the Narih, We have no Western
outlet Cribbd. cabin'd, ccnfnea" in cur isolated
nook, Ike jail-birds, nc leok ont lon the pres
rerous sad active world beyond us Shall -this
continue, or shall We make Que mere effort 10 con-
plete our Railroad system Give US this road
and We have the shortest line through from the.
Northwest 10 the Spuiheast-We have the shortest
line from East TO Test-we have The shortest line
from the North and Isl to Mobile and New Orleans.
those great marts e the Slath. We come sgain
into The circle os sister ciiies and begin anew
our race for precedence. Aud ROW Is the tins for
action. Another Legislature may deprive US of the
State aid, without which the enterprise must of
course fail Shall we, for paltry tax which no one
will sensbly feel, lose the present opportunity!
= LIABILITY OF THE TAY PAYER.
We say paltry tax, because the burden viii be
only about one and half per cent, or enc half of
one per cent year each PERSONS taxables
spread through period Of threeyears. Who would
feel that il comparison 10 the benefits be must de-
rive Directly and indirectly from the completion Of
this road, even if th6amOunt was to be considered
a dead loss Bat il is not dead loss under the
proposition upon which you are called to vote. By
the law under which the election is ordered. each
payer is entitled to scrip for the amount SO paid
which he can turn into stock or use in the payment
of freight and passage on the road. Every mer-
chant ia Nashville would use up the amount of his
taxes in single year after the road is completed
and the scrip will be equal to money If the tax
payer does not choose to take scrap or stock, We
propose - give aim second mortgage bonds Of the
road ct eighty cents in the dollar These bonds
may be retained as good permanent investment;
but If the holder prefers, there eau not be doubt
that be may dispose of the bonds in the market
perhaps at the rate at which he receives them bu.
certainly at loss of only five OF ten per cent So
thst in reality, when you to look at this pre-
position, you see that you lose nothing, CT q mere
rife, BY the tax that you pay, and viii eosure TO
yourselves and your pOsterity road, which net only
rensiates you at once upon the great highways OF
your country, but Will form medium Of trade and
travel for all time to come.
NJ BURNS, W F. COOPER
D. 7. ArGAV0CK, T. L. BRANSFORD,
JN0 B. JOHNSON, R. C N'NAIRY,
w. F. BANG, A. II HICKS
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

5 ~ Dr. King formerly fNcw York, for the lastfouE
S&t@S years OF louisville, Kentucky, and who has de-
voted his attenCt 20 the treatment Of private diseases FOR
thirty years. at;ers himself having attended to practice
many years, andcured many thousands be is enabled
all diseases Of private matter how had thgy
from dudcious mgcal treatment, from negldc Of their
Dr. Kings Dispensary No % Deaek street, between
Cherry and the Square, where he all diseases OF private
nature.
GoEoRHE4 without naucious medicine inerfergnes
froE- business.
STRUCTURES OF old date, efctusly cured in few
avs, operation which pain. Where Structure
exists, health be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
mischief and undeTmnes the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skim growing out Of neg
ect Tad treatment, be eectualy cured in few days
SKSSAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given
his disease and all the growing out Of it, brought
in many by the destructive habits Of nconsderete
Youths excessive indulgence Of the PASSIONS neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution, endernghe subject unfit
for business society, and causing premature old age.
Females who may be aborng with any dcuy Of the Womb
may rest assured OF Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their case, viii
fee enclosed directed Dr. A King, No. % Derick street
Nashville, Tennessee will have the necessary medicine
address, with necessary directions. Src secrecy observed
OHce from o'clock in lenornng until yin the evenin
a ruyIv
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NASHVILLE.


The machine shop Of tho Nashville and Chatia-
nOoga Railroad was the scene Of desperate and al
most fatal light Monday afternoon II appears
some Hl-feelng had been engendeFed between the
- Is wOrkmsn employed 10 that establishment, on ac-
count Of tae employment of machinisia from
illinois, in the place Of home xorkmen WHO had
been discharged. is alleged, without sufficient
cause. Il appears that workman 10y the name Of
Mccarthy discharged Monday and that some
time afterwards he returned to the shop and IT.
tackled Mr.. Burke, the foreman. The former in the
melee, used dirk, cutting Bnrke in seversl places
when the latter discharges his pistol at Mccarthy
tie ball hitting ha in The forehead above the eye
and glaneing of. Effect in the thigh of young
man named Nike Quinn, producing a very severe
though not dangerous wound. The illinois Work
men having withdraw from the shop peace has
been restored, and The woskis proceeding usual.
Mr. BURKE, having given himself uF, was taken
before justices MAxEY and RoBEa7soz but no pros
eeutOr appearing up to two o'clock, he dis.
charged.
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Statement by the Directors.
10 tie Taxpayers Of the 0sts of EI,huille
The undersigned Directors Of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad CenPsny have deemed 1t
proper ia view OF the election to be held under
The order Os The corporate autsorties 70 make the
following brief statement ofths past history, pres
eDt condition, and7fIiure prospects Of the oempa-
ny. Some of the undersigned have been connected
with the road SINCE its organization, others for
into the board since The Reorganization under the
presidency of Col Stevenson. They haze oil
common interest with tie citizens and tax payers Of
Nashville, have neither 7. ceiyed nsr expected to
receive any compensation for their ar1uous and rs
sponsble duties Is directors and are only scuated
so far as they know themselves, by wish TO pro-
mote the prosperity Of the ely. Some, IL net all
Of them, have most Of iheir property within the
corporate limits of Nashville aHd will share the
burden Of the proposed taxation equally. IN pre-
portion to their means, w;Ih any otser taxpayer.
They can have no motive except the common benefit
of all. They honestly believe ia the truth Of the
atements they are about to make, and hope to re-
ceive from their felloW-eisiztns calm and Impair
tisl hearing. They may be mistaken in their con-
illusions, hut they propose TO submit nothing but
facts upon which every voter viii be able to Gecde
for himself If is should appear that all has been
heretofore done which could under the oircum-
stances be expected that the enterprise is one es
sental TO the prosperity Of the city, aud that it
be successfully carried OFT with the aid now sougat
with scarcely any loss to the taxpayer, the under
signeS may well hope for favorable verdict at the
coming eleciien, Il, the contrary, the road is of
no advantage, or its completion mprseiicable, they
would lie the first 10 east a negative vote Ia any
event. after having laid before the public ell the
inforIlPt on which they themselves possess and
givCn their opinion calmly and implrtisly, they
feel that they will have done all that could he ex-
pec.ed at their hands, and win submit eheerfuly 10
the Iopuler decision.
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DEMoyTLLE's HAIR REsroRATIvE.-rh sale of
this admirable invention is We are informed rapid
ly increasing, and it has already almost superseded
all other preparations in this vicinity. The manu-
faeturer informs us that in every instance it has
given entire satisfaction TO the purchaser, and be
can already point to hundreds Of heads on which
the frost had begun TO fall restored to the freshness
of spring We have doubt of lis efficacy, for we
have ourselves been witnesses of its astonishing
effects
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TIE EXCURSION TO ST.. LoUn.-We learned yes
terday from Mr.. A. HAMILTON, the sgent Of the
steamer NJ Runyan, that sersnty-tieo names nave
already bsen entered upon the books fer the exeur-
sion TO St. Louis. Those who desire to take this
sdelightfu trip viii that they had better secure
tickets forthwith, they will miss the opportunity
as the number is limited. The Ruuysn will depart
punetuRlly this pleasant trip Saturday afternoon
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EIkInOnt Springs,
FORMERLY KNOWN
Is PRICES OEk WHITES SPRINGS.
WnI. u. EDDINS, Pronrietor.

WIN. e. EDDINS, Proprietor.
FFyESE we'll known Springs situated 80 Elk.
n Tenn, ready for the reception visitors the
18th of month"; The Proprietor is determined that
commOaons ronveneuces Of this pleasant resort
shall not excee at springs in the South The
uaon gh healthy, the atmosphere pure scenery
beautiful and attractive. These Springs several different
kinds Of water Cbaate Freeone &c the purest
uaIitse and heating virtues to those quest health
New ard splendid Bali AID Dining Rooms been built
since last season. and other Improvements made and pro-
cress Post has been located the Springs Daily
stage passes the Springs IRON Nashville Athens ing each
way Two Alleys for ladesaRd gentlemen charge
Also situated beautiful grove disconnected from Spring
Hudings two other TenPn Alleys Billiard Tahles with
witch & connected splendid Bar kept by Lewis Bird we'll
known as an orderly and honorable the
dat on Of customers.
may l5-tf We. BDDINS.
Nashville Union and American to re amount of $40
ana sapd hill 10 This olHce.-- Pulaski Cft5-ea
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. CounterEeIters, Beware -

m(+ COUntefIeIItTs' DtWITc !"-
tS1S reward is offered for the detection Of any PER
con ntertinv initiating or ysndsr Of any such
fai nv Imitation Of BCRHAyEsS HOLLAND BITTERS The
genuine highly concentrated Holland Btes put up in hay
Pint bottles oAy having the Of the proprietor B. PAGE
ia blown in them and his signature around the neck Of each
and every bottle.
This delightful popular as remedy or feVer ana
Ague weakness Of all kinds Dyspepsia, Indigestion Headache
iype and Piles can be obtained from Of resecta
A. p,,,.;ois,s mayes-d&wIE
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STATE LEGISLATURE.

OBJECTION, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1882
House of Represent
We are authorized s. A DAVIDSON, candidate
t represent Davidson county the lower branch Leg
stature of Tennessee. aplOte
We are authorized to announce Isaac NJ WILKINSON
represent counties Of Coffee, Gruniy and Van Buren,
N the Lower Branch Of the next State Legislature.
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The great sale Of $50 lOts) Free Territory, by
Nance Woodward, comes of to-day, between the
Female Academy and Cedar street, fronting on
McLemore, Union, Polk, and Walnut streets. At
fordihg the last opportunity TO purchase lots free
from taxes in first hands, persons desiring good in
Vesments will do we'll to attend
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DIR. w. H. HUR LEY,

- OF
FENENDERS his professional services he citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity lie has been actively engaged in the
practice Of his profession in all its branches for the sixteen
years. and hopes by strict attention able render
ton to all who may favor him with a call
Office No. 4 Cherry street, Capt Sockels resi-
dence- Residence Pearl street, South Nashville.
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NEW YoRK. May 8i.-Gea Walker and Col, Natz-
mer arrived Saturday ia the Northern Light.
Col. Tit1s was badly beaten at the 81 Nicholas
Hotel last night by AudsrsO Wtes sll Cthers
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From Cincinnati, R. B. Hamilton.

IIIIsUuFBl, % LOUIS.
The regular Mail Packet Sam. Kirkmau, cOnnee-
ting with st. Louis, Memphis and Louisville Mail
Packets departs This day for Psducah at u o'clock
punctually.
The Harmonic, being unaVOidably delayed, will
positively depsr: for Pittsburgh this day at II
o'clock.
For Louisville. The regular packet John Gsult
with attentive ofiesrs, departs this day above at
8 o'clock.
River declining-83 feet scant on shoals, With
prospects Of q still further decline.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
For Paducsh, Sam. Kirkman, IL o'clock, NJ.
Louisville, John Gault, o'clock, P NJ.
" For Pittsburg, Harmonic, u o'clock, NJ.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
From Louisville, John Gault
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
For Cincinnati, Dunleith and LightfOot
Z" Padueab, Ella.
Carthage, Charter.
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Summarizing and suffering Treated

PROF. J. II. LEVIN,
VIRGINIA,
INFORMS those afflicted with lnpednen OF Speech, that he
n has taken Rooms at the
SEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
Where he prepared enable them speak read with dis
tinctness paee with bot eNcep
tons, and that without the infection OF distress aia N
patient The patient i De convinced both Of The grandeur
and beauty we'll the efficacy Of his theory WHEN applied.
Where satisfaction not given charge viii he made
Prof Levin, in order to give satisfaction has aiepoi The fol
lowing universal lie proposes to give his theory and
remedy the applicant, with the understanding That should SAIL
applicant not be convinced Of its efficacy and decides
said theory and remedy then charge will be made.
III n See hand bills.
Prof LeRns practice New Orleans Mobile Charleston, and
throughout the South, has quite attering. The
frmed scePes have besn convinced and given him certificates
tssyinyas to the virtue and efficacy Of his the0rya
No charge tor consultng
II ? Prof LEVIN Will remain oRly short time In this
place. ap<l-tih
Read the following Certificate:
NASHVILLE, April 10 1853,
Having heard Prof levin explain his theory the os Of
stammering and suffering, aud his mode Of treatment
slider the former rOna and the both simple and easily
followed. We also have confidence that eeeua remedy
within the power every afflicted By mpeiient,
treated By said Levin.
J F PEARL, R B CAsTLENAN, L g TARR0X,
HAYS, ANDW ANDERSON: EicGAYOCK.
ap 25d&Wlm IL CLEMANs.
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The funds of the Building and Loan Association
will be sold tonight, at he Merchants Exchange
at the usual hour.
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authorised to announce DR.. &. NJ PATTERSON
sss for CLERK Of the Criminal Court Davidson county
the ensuing March election. lmaysS-te'
We are authorised to JOHN SHANE, ESQ.,
date for re election to the Office Criminal Court Clerk at the
Ia ~halact
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LATER.

Letehsr's n, jOrity is {, $40. Seventeen Old cOun
ties are not estimated, which gave Wise 100 ma
jority. There are also four rev counties unheard
from.
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Bank of West Tennessee AT
{tkISssSS MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will b
sed a TIE Union Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville ldt-
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New York Market.

New YoBK, May 30 Cotton has declining
tendency; Uplauds IL. Flour firm; sales 10 600
bbls. White Corn 90a92 Mess Pork l7al7 l29.
Lard dull, liza u
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Weare authorized to announce THos. T. sAUNDERsa
ddate for the Office Country Trustee for Davidson county, at
the election to be held in March, $780, ap5
authorized to announce the Hon JoHN v WRIGHT
as candidate Congress from the Seventh Con-
-ressior.l district lmhI.