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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

Tue manager Of the Gentle paper, at Salt
Lake, has got himself into trouble with the
Mormons. The elders recently held meeting,
and denounced his publication as dangerous
institution to the peace of the Saints. They
also appointed committee to inform the gentle
man that unless he was more cautious, there
was every prospect of the suspension of his pa
per for want Of an editor.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAiihES
Celebrated Female Pills.

SIR JAMES CLAEkES
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared r-oH. frear-ip;io5 q ,.- = C7s-t' y D
Psys.eiaa Ey1r41-ai.slsF @ tis V-,'r.
This iavslzsbls zl-Iear - EufzzE ia tlr t1rr Ct o.
those painful AT ss-r--Hzs Diseases 81 vtra de fl
eoastItgti5z - suf.aes- j. aolsr4ts a. szgrfs ar F
al sbsIrazt.s, 81 sP--.y c-Ts zas a- '1-''
To MANFRED LADILE
1t il especially sa-s4 ~ Ill, shsTt urGs sfias g. -
zHathIy period . a regularity.
EzeA BEETLE, przs OR DollAr, hsArs tAs Govtf-7i-'
stamp 90 Great ErtAiI, prsVrnE eoaassrfeIls-
CAUTION.
Thee Plzs ss1rzf So p taxa o. s-arlss tl--f' 10
FIRST TEEEE EJNTUs - grss-l-sg- go i-1- 80
Szysfo briay Ea=l-rsags, b. Es 0sg rlifr i-1'i
ear
II all eAs=s e. SsTyr-- as sFlzaI ks-rts='. Pa -
the Back Aud Ll-uts. Ta-tus 81 sl=tt -Evrt.rr. i-
ton OF the Heart, Uystrrrs AZ wttrr, tr--s - -
elect Nlrn Al aEl-s meas L.Fr fS-ls-. a-- ~
though Povsrsul reHledg, % net certain if11- ''
Ant.zaoay, Or zEytAizF Ezftfzl % tHz e--st-.-i--
Pull d4reeuszs Ia ts- rszrai-t aE1zrz sl-- s's'--
which sh0U.t b rAFyflly Preserved
Sole Ase-i .aT iAs Cz-ssI states az Csss.ss
QLA.-I c BsIIvtz c. sasEs7zrr. : !
N.B-SI.cg aza 8 par.=Es sta=gs sasi7ssa De- q, =
thoTised AFezt, I'll irslFs bo=tls. cCztaz-zE 2,
By return EzAn-
YorsAls - T. II LOGAN CO ~ wssr--rs.
b. L. Fahlsstcck c. a luirssi- 4 s-rlss r.--a-
P5reeli, LSad Ce-, w. ssais AE-azs f1f 80
nsnd. 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

An expressrnan at Saltwater, Minnesota, had
occasion to go to Arcola few days since, on
business requiring speed, whereupon he har-
messed a fine Newfoundland dog to light hand
sled and made the journey, seven miles, on the
dee in twenty seven minutes.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

a servant woman, found guilty of setting on
fire dwelling house of Mr.. James S. Jones, Of
Spotsylvania, Va, has been sentenced to be
hung. She has confessed the crime, and ac-
knowledged that it was her intention to destroy
the lives of the whole family. As it was, they
made a narrow escape.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

ONE of the heaviest jobs ever given out by
the Government was the contract with Majors
& Russell for the transportation of military
stores across the PIains in connection with the
Mormon war. This firm has been paid for the
transportation of stores, for the year ending De.
cember 81, 1858, tsco millions nine hundred
thousand d0lLarSi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

TIE Charleston Mercury oPposes-the acqui-
sition of Cuba, on the ground that this island is
now the headquarters of the slave trade, and
that were it to pass into our hands, we should
be honorably bound to stop the importation Of
Africans.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

Ar a private masked ball given in Lexington
avenue, New York, one lady appeared as "Pov'
erty and Riches" One half of her costume was
composed of the richest silks and laces, the 9TH
er represented the most extreme poverty, with
,tocking down about the worn shoe, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
PEDAL NOTICES.
VIII DR. HALLS BaIsam Care COHsunpli,,
RE4D THE F0LLo WIG ETTgESCE

L. p la
Rad TIE FOLIO WIG ETTDESCE
MorxT vEES0S, Possy Co, Lao, ian. e. =.
Nz.sxs- O. z BaEEz a-s's-Fsru- e.. 80.
the following, hoPins it nay b th= o.: Frs-.
some one, upon whose system disease Frsyirg rr,
trial as arr convinced from past experience, that
- al 10; . required 10 e0ss!Hes zs C: it. Psvr
heal
Ia. abou. tiree vears ago sIneeI taken ~, ~
.ion. AID may say that ;EO year OF s--- s.
,pa. IL doe,orraE uuiI had gwen almost ~ ss PIN
clans in town trial, bEr al OF avail vss,s'
conpeIIsd 70 suspend work a. lasT moved into the so
thinking that such change might Be hs-eG. 70 -
ts country AID ti- town both Al.z :: rss7-z
Nothing that could seemed 20 sve say ls H.
"a, recommended ty NJ. l. c. Pea 90 =! D.. IL.
Ralsazz and he agreed furnish Wit t. Sith lie =
drsaadluz that Il il cured w=s pay hin
r bottle, but 4 j; did not X. lat nothing Fag
win such II OErr This, eon--uled - ~ L.
rlsEeed OF far0 b1=zsS when bean 70 snstacGts -r.
masses Of Llscm anG natter Jr.ok l-s g-sz. %
EsL nv night svests became lss severe AID Gradually T..
re and before HAD lakru al o. lie fourth Dg.ts,
AJIe 20 attend % -y daily labor lsve Only eoaa
SION 70 say that taken rre yO..!s IN a. AID 4
Neve t5ey we're the q sag ~ iis, aid iestIf
ne 10 health and strength; and would Irryioss f,=
E-rnd !: 70 all afflicted With consumption
Yours tro,y. wuTOIp Can
FEiKxD EAKEE: -Th= above E-=teueu; i correct y
say further-uo-e tia: Il the bGs: remedy for egrI.
eOGs iac!T ere- tried. take great pleasure In resa=
Izs=liag = - tie public n general
Truis yours, A O. Ff-i
r. ne. H.ll's Observation-Disclosures breAs q, &
E.,si 60. 60 - ~ - 80 ~ : - sv
1eb-=-=E I L LOsAN = H. "1sS-11s "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

TnE students in the Indiana University are
determined to stick to DR.. Daily, late President
of that institution, who was recently forced to
resign on account of charges Of gross licentious-
ness and other improper conduct proved against
him. The resignation of the Rev. gentleman
has been followed by general emeute in the
college. Many of the students, if not indeed all,
have left. Several scholars belonging to Louis
vile, returned to their homes on Wednesday,
Dr. Daily was great favorite with all the stu
dents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

Tug most valuable span of horses in the Uni
Ted states Is said to be owned by Commodore
Vanderbilt, Of New York. They are matched
horses. They coft him 81, 200, and he has been
egsfs3 a9.oo0 m tbs@
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
For Rent


CToRE Rooms OFFIcHS pwElLING-, Fr'a' 80
- Rooms IN thr secart third sfrry % RI -5r
house ANA . suzan Han - - 3 s-rt. also, hzl-.
sale oTIeEse on f-voEalls tsr-zss aEfly ,..rrrDa.
- One. No. iisNs Ms stres,. sst~.s- 49,
CHSSn-t sax,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
w. "A. EDWARDS & BRO,

W. a. Ill w AIGOO q bnO.g
Corner Jartetaa1! Monroe ST. opposite JEoLu-e House
WHEELING, VA.
HAVE Just large the following
IL Liquors Tobacco, Cigars a. which they TO me
Pure 1 ' Pp 'S" cs: hS'i CO Baady in casks
ZINE signst'e Brandy-1s and = easks
oosnae, Ginger and Cherry brandy,
PoTt vine sasEcy Wine, MADEIRA WINE, Ci.Est Wine.
CD Family SP Egs WIS., G4'%P'n
Moaoagahel. Do
R h%sRSii1 DO DO
S &c., Ae r., BgGg5 s.S9 s,5 OIL e,o,..
ten. orders enf fbis1 10 0aF W sac m S
For Rent.
- TX new brick tsueents, four and kitchen
yard. Three Bolton street and
street. Belle WORKS, The East and ia
cob 81 on the West For terms apply 70
NV BAUON.-4IIOI1' SIDES,
10000 II ans,
Just from smoke, and for sale by
feb9 LIST, MORRISON CO.
CNLOvER sEED-TIMoTHY sEED-In lots to suit puT-
fs6s LIST. MORRISON CO.
LNLoUR DEPoT.-Just received,
I 900 bbls Extra Family Flonr, GGafs" brand.
800 Family FIour-assorted brands
febS For sale By LIST, MORRISON 4 CO.
I TsT RECEIyED-lSc Barrels Loui.yille LiIas.
y f.b0 Por sale By LIST, MORRISON co
NJ wv ORLEANS sUGAR.-We have just received
i'' hhe' Prime Sugar. and TTs for ale hy
NN HAND-5jO Bags Prime Rio Coffee, and for sale Ly
~ feb9 LIST, MORRISON & CO.
0N hand ., sRd . Isssiy ,1l;. 49,,
f-b9 and for .slsby LIST MoEE Sis co.
TEAS AND TOBA COO
LARGE assortment Of Teas ana Tobacco lust received
',eT FIIiIsT DEz.ArtAIE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
Go. ". JOHNsON.

WHOLESALE ErEATL HASrTAcTUREE ASD DEALEE
Copper, Tin & Sheet Iron Ware,
Ne. 179 MARKET square,
WHEELING, IA.
LwAYS hand la-g= assortment Of the ahcv=
"a P4reUlsT attention given Joo NoTk % Every de-
scriltou, and Wallis Houses Cop
Pipes made order short notice Sheet Iron work
done promptly Steam Boat Nh EorS- Elevator
Cups for Mills u Tnresh5uE MachiI-s large ASSERT
OF Jappanel Ware stoves CasEurs and Hollow Ware
Glass Lamps foT Earning Lard
invented; Brass and Copper Kettles Q: s
always hand prepared TO Ell al orders for the
above on the most ze-oEalaodatinE terms
f=bIO GEORGE ". JOHNSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

A sheriff in Michigan recently levied upon
lot of wood, to satisfy claim against the Mich
igan Southern Railroad Company. Judge Viii,
kins, of the u S. District Court was appealed
to for an injunction to prevent the sale, and the
injunction was granted, on the ground that the
wood was necessary for the operation of the
road, and was, therefore, necessarily embraced
In the mortgage of the second bond holders,
which included the cars, &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

NEW gold diggns are reported to have been
discovered on the divide between the Missouri
aud the Columbia Rivers, in the vicinity of Ste
vens' Pass through the Rocky Mountains. The
gold is not of the best quality, being worth but
about fourteen or fifteen dollars an ounce, but
Is said to be very plentiful. Major culbertson
on whose authority these statements are made,
SAYS that the mines can be approached to within
a comparatively short distance by steamboats,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
A Loan Wanted.

A NJ person t-slrCls - Z. ar--g ne-ssN ~ . b.
"A Dollars for Eve Fvgrt e. pa cr1l aslrtff'' "a
senli- ally. Ar9 - ss-at- a - 49,
please make Application tlrsCFh t.- faisf 81 800
srncrT Tor farther rartiealzEi-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15

position to unite with their brethren IN tue
South in 1850. and elect man who would ad-
minister the government in broad, liberal and
catholic spirit. [Quite little episode occurred
lust here, in consequence Of Dir. Thomas init
mating that he was the biggest Wing (physical-
ly), he supposed, in the convention. On hear-
ing the expression, an old gentlemen, about 70,
full three hundred pounds, raised up and claim
ed preference on that ground The yells at
this iuncture were tremendous, and the crowd
got hold of the old fellow and passed him up to
the stand, where he received the hearty con-
gratulations of his competitor, (Mr Thomas)
the President, and the others on the stand Mr..
Thomas has just finished, and the convention
has adjourned until P. n.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
First Arrival of New Spring anC
Summer DrV Goods.

THE subscriber respectfully his numerous
friends sad customers Re - receiving dshy
BY Express" Line his fret stock o. spTtnE and
Srlr=r 2risrE l=t-E styles o. Stella sEaWf
OF beautiful designs Crap- EEEEis and Dress sHs
and an endless variety o other dress goods.
goods viii be hEad n few days and invite N
' ALEX HEYMAS.
feb15 49, Main St, Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-15
rRoM RICHMOND.

rspeelLI Correspondence OF the IHteiigeneer.l
Second dag 81 the Concentfonwls geHeraL, G gg-
IS,, md Walter FrestOn-Botts' greet Speech
THE acknowledgements Of the Con-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

DEATH OF BISHOP ONDERDoNK Rev. H
U. Onderdonk, formerly Bishop of this dio.
eese, died in this city at an early hour yes.
terday morning. He acted as assistant Bish
|op of this diocese from 1927 to 1886, and al
Bishop from that period until 1945. His
sermons and writings evinced abilities of 9
very high order. Within the last few weeks
he has delivered sermons which were con-
sidered very remarkable efforts by those
who had the pleasure of hearing Them
His death was calm and peacefll.-Fha.
Press. It'll.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
MORTGAGE SALE

| hErAOLI having been m ade in the n.v~
- IN ,nt OF the sum of seven hundred lana
So: WHICH, is now claimed to be due, at tho
d 'iantr, or this notice, upon certain in
G I; OF mortgage, made, executed and de-
nvereo by Luther s. Twichell, of Hastings.
county ~ Of Dakota, Territory of Minnesota, To-
Georsa deted adj Morgan Comfy STATE
lS2?' and and recorded on the 10th day Of Ami.
AID. 1857, at O'Clock. p. M. m ;ha. of1fne ~
the Register Of Deeds of Goodhue >countv
territory OF Minnesota In Book sss21 OF .mort,
cages, pages 355 and 1856. -
Now therefore notice il hereby given that ID
pursuance and by virtue of Dover of sa1a
contained in said mortgage, and Of tho statute
IN such cases made and provided and no nro-
cesdlng or suit at law la wing beer institated to
collect the said debt secured by the said mort
gage or any part thereof. all these tracts or
pa Of land lying and being in the county
as follows, to wit: tie north half Of the north
east quarter In Il efn e ~ and north laif Of
eighteen (is) IN township one I'll I12uired . and
thirteen ~ Orange sixteen (16) west, con
ty-eight one hundredth 1885, acres. more
or less according to. the government survey
tnereo1, together with all hereditaments and
apPurtenances thcrcunto in anywise annerta;n-
n ni WI ne So sold at public auction to tie high
anJ ;ntara. ol easn 20 satisfy and pay tho debt
mortgage, and the costs, charges and exnen s
allowed by law, at the front door of the 0fsce
OF OF. the Register Of Deeds in the citv of ReJ
Wing in the county of Goodhue and State -'e ~
1s59 at on the 18th day Of February, A. D.
D'Ss A. 's AT III; p, 1855
Attorna Ast s Mortgage.
noy Aol f:ortgagee. l25w6 ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
PROBATE ORDER.

County of Goodhue. IS.
At a session of the Probate Court holden
at the Probate office at thereby of Red Wing
in and for said county, this 9th day of De-
cember A.. D. 1858, in the matter OF the es-
tate of George w. Tilton. deceased.
Whereas, George d. Whitcomb, Admin
istrator on the estate of G.. w. Triton, de-
ceased has this day filed his petition to sell
the following described property, to wit:
The interest belonging to the estate in the
south hal! OF the southeast quarter of section
number 81, town 113 range Is west, and the
west halfof the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter
OF section 10 town 1l3 range Is, containing
five acres, and the north half of the southeast
Quarter of section 6 town l12 range l5w.
and the subdivision lots numbers one M
five g. six (6) seven ~ eight (8) nine (9)
ten (10) and eleven (lD of Block number
three (3) in Freeborn & Co.'s addition to the
town Of Red Wing and whereas it doth
appear to the Court from such petition that
|it is necessary to sell such real estate.
Now therefore it is ordered that Monday
the 10th day Of January, A. D. 1859, be
assigned for the hearing Of the said petition,
and that all persons interested il the estate
to appear before said court then to be holden
at the Probate office at the city Of Red Wing
to show cause if any, why license should
not be granted for the sale ofsuch real estate.
And it is further ordered that the said PC
titioner give notice to the persons interested
in said estate Of the pending Of this petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing this or
der to be published in the Red Wing Scnti.
mel, a newspaper printed in said county 81
Goodhue four weeks successfully previous
to said day Of hearing.
LEMON BATES,
1,,1ro ~ DroG>kn
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
looking to the possession Of the general gov

looking to the possession Of the general gov
eminent in 1860. ,s1
The experience of tho past is invoked in
aid Of this philosophy. A chief element Of
the late Wing party in the South was com.
posed Of disafected Democrats who went
off General jackson ON the proclamation
nHra Shate'rights men and fire-eaters--who,
finding themselves once off, cast about them
tor resting place, and finally fell into the
embraces Of the old Federal party, ard out.
heroded Herod in their devotion to the cause
OF Mr.. Clay.
From the signs OF the times, our South
ern friends in Congress have a prospect be.
!ore them ofrough weather, and stormy seas
IN inc approaching spring and summer cam
palsn. An eye to both leeward as well as
wihdward would not be amiss and NAV not
prove precaution lost. Political hunger new
OF ssa'ked SO broadcast over the land states
men N quest ofp!ace starvelings, who have
oesn tied to the rack for these MANY wears
"tnout the smell Of fodder restless spirits.
anxious tor revolution and change, are on the
war path in search of prey. Again we saw.
let our Southern friends be on the look out.
Inc agreement Of the House yesterday to
aoJourn over till the 4th of January. was
probably about as well as not. If Congress
haa determined to sit through the HOLIDAYS.
no business would have been done, and an
adjournment from day to day been, the con-
sequence. IN the long run, we think nothing
will 10 lost. 1t is to be hoped that having
taken this Christmas respite, the members
will return, and, by general consent, drop
"buncombe'' and make, during the balance
OF the session, a clever two months work.
The President has been occupied for some
days on the records Of the naval retiring
board. The general impression is he will re !.
store nearly all who have applied to be rein
stated. ~
MIR. Clingman's late Speech on the Clay
ton Bulwer treaty seems to have been re-
ceived with much favor by the Southern
press. E*
The late sla,e-t-ade development in Geor-
gia has exited the deepest disgust through
out the entire Southern delegation in Con-
gress, and meets with no apologists and de-
tenders. The universal impressions seems
to be that the law should be enforced with
rigor against the offenders.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

The NEW YEAE--Comes in right pleas.
antly. The weather is all that can be de.
sired. Merrymakings are going on in every
direction. All is hilarity and Joy. Those
who have lost all have become recon.
ciled and are ready to pitch in again. p
others begin tosee daylight and as is nat
ural, after long season of dependency all
are INDUCING in the most blissful antic.
ipations. Good times are coming everybody
says SO, and everybody feels so; we hope
none will be disappointed and wish for all a
Happy New Year -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

AMERICAN Stock JoURNAL.-We have re.
ceived, through the politeness Of Isaac Green
Esq, the first (Janna'y) number Of the
above journal, edited by D. G. Lindsey
published at 40, Fulton street, n. Y. City
Mr.: Lindsey was formerly editor and pro.
prietor Of the Vermont Stock Journal, nov
changed as above. We have given it an at.
tentive perusal, and pronounce it the most in.
teresting and abe paper Of that class w
have ever seen. We recommend it to thu
especial favor of our farmers in Minnesota
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

CoEREcT1oN.-The list Of Senatorial and
House committees Published in the last two
numbers is incomplete. The names o.
Phelps Of Minnesota upon the committee on
mileage, and that Of Senator Rice on the com.
mittee on Indian Affairs, ana The Post Of
fees and Post Roads, We're omitted, owing
to error in the telegraphic report.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
WAsH1xGToN Dec. 81,

A letter was received in this city to day
from responsible commercial house in
Tampico, stating that the arrangement be-
tweva the Spanish fleet and the Governor Of
the city for the settlement Of their difficult
ties. had been brc ken off, and that two Span
ish steamers are now blockading the harbor.
Information has also beer. received here
that Spanish force was expected daily to
land at Tampico and tax, possession of that
city.
The telegraph for the Northern Associate
led Press Of this morning states An asso-
cation called the Mexican and Central A.
merican Colonization Association is said to
be widely ramified throughout the country,
comprising already two thou; and names, in
GLIDING many persons of infiuegce and
wealth. Their procl edings are enveloped
in mystery. It is reported that Col. Hen
ningsen has been selected to carry out the
operations Of the association, or at least, that
an offer to that effect had been made to
him. g5 I'll T3fsEiE #rlsi# ada
We think there can be little doubt Of the
existence Of such an organization, and that
its headquarters are in the city Of New York
The lest received idea is that its chiefs
have an understanding with the present
Liberal party in Mexico, and are acting con.
cert with it. The trip Of the Hon. Mike
Walsh to Mexico last spring is associated
with this enterprise. The operations ofthc
association are managed with great adroit-
ness and secrecy, as is evidenced by its un-
Known existence for SO many months.
The opposition convention Of solf.deputed
delegates which lately met in this city, are
reported to have decided, on M active move
!ment in the Congressional elections shrongh
all the Southern States. The, plan is to
spread, as far as possible, discord and dissen-
sion in the ranks Of the Democratic party ;
to avail themselves Of the Douglas ieud, the
|slave-trade Juror, the opposition to long in
|cumbercy, prejudice against the caucus sys-
tenn, fillibnsterism-in . word, every Gle
ment Of discomfort and disaffection at the
South-in the hope that these fragments,
once banded into opposition, can be mould
ed afterwards intos national organisation,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
State of Minnesota, ,.
County ofAopdhue. %.
- 80 In Justices Court.

To M. %. WALKER
VOU are hereby notified that a writ Of at-
tachmcnt has been issued against Won and
your property attached to satisfy tie demand o
David Il. nnox, amounting to iineteen dollar,
and sixty cents ($l9. 60), with costs.
Now unless you shall appear he
lore John a. Wilson, Justice Of the Peace in
ana Ior sgd county, at his office in the town Of
1859, Mt 10 o'clock in the forenoon:of said dav
Judgment will be rendered against You and
your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 30th day Of December, 1883.
l1oW4" DAVID ii. KNOX, Plaintiff.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

o. We see by the correspondent Of the
st. Anthony Express that the Senators who
voted in caucus against the deposition O
Douglas from the Craftsmanship of thu
committee or Territories, were Senator's
Bayard, B'gler, Brown, Clingman, johnson
of Tenn, Rice, Shields, Stuart and Toonbs
It's gratifying to know that both of the Sen.
ators from Minnesota were opposed to this
disgraceful movement.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

The W1SoNA DEMocRAT.-We are in re-
|ceipt Of this most interesting Of our weekly
exchanges. Mr.. Cotton, its editor, is an edi
tor all over, and deyotes himself soul ani
body, to the management Of his paper. It i.
therefore, excellent in matter, well patronizet
and pays.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

p We tender our thanks to Jared Sex.
ton for the best roast Of beef we have seen
in this country-words cannot do it justice.
Those who are partial to fat. neatly dressed
meat, can obtain it all times at Sections
market. n