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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
uUNGAR1ANs AND THE WAR.

A Hungarian Rebellion is organizing
General klapka has opened recruiting Of
nee at Genoa. Thither arc. aocking the ref
ugees who have been lurking i'm Partisan Gel
lars, starving in London garrets, toiling in
American fields, and hiding in Turkish how
els. Thithcr steal escaped deserters from
the Austrian. ranks, into which they were
forced ny the bayonet. Count Gyulai had
2o'olo 81 these unwilling soldiers in his
Camp. Thither goes Kossuth, grown old
ny ten Years Of .hope DEFERRED p.
Napoleon is forming them into a corps to
he The nucleus of an insurrcctinn. ,Anrid the
tramp Of the drillroom they dream Of glori
Gus battles ON their native SOIL The officers
already have out thei: maps, studying their
place Of landing and their line of march
Perhaps it will be Cattaro, whence the; can
sweep down into Slavonia, and swell the
gathering storm Of revolt. Perhaps Fiume,
whence they can cross the hills and mix
with their own people.
The Austrians expect them on the coast
OF Da!mat'a, and are getting ready for them.
Corps of engineers are placing strand bate
r'es, laborers are digging entrenchments
soldiers are terrifying old ruins. The coast
guard has been doubled in nearly every viii
lagc. :"
1t is curious enough to find Louis Napo-
leon, who Is despot at home, the apostle
OF revolutions abroad. lie is fomenting no
less than five-in Lombardy. in Tuscan ', in
Parma, N Hungary and in Slavona. Carl
ba!di's success attests what service can he
done by these movements, even with but a
handful of men. = :
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From the St. Paul T;,,,es

The Key City and the Northerncr had o
brush" coming up, as will be seen from the
following memorandum, handed US Nv .
passenger: 'T'f 'ii@T7 sal ~
Steamer Nor:berner, Capt. Afford, left
Dubuque Gath, 3 A. NJ, and footed her whis.
tic as she was passing the Key City, tied 10
the wharf waiting for the train. !, The Kew
City. Capt. Worden, left at 8 a, NJ; caught
the Northerner in Lake St. Croii;x: as she was
returning from saltwater; passed her ea;y
and distance.l her to Prescott. - F%Ef
The Northerner is fast boat-G,stcr
than the freishter--but entirely too slow
for the Key City. She's done footing at tha
Key c'ty-it is the Key ci.y's turn to ,oot
now. r Ouro ,af1
The No,therner is tie .c1ack,' boat of shc
Northorn line, and yet, on her, last trir
DOWN the river, she was badly beaten by Inc
steamer Golden Era, which is not the tastes,
boat in tile: Galcna line. The Era passed
Prairie .du CHEN with broom stuck out
and flags flying. some Nl,v0 A7uraz ahead o.
the, Northerner. If the Mort ernacr hns
such apnctant for tco'i,a, s,e might make
4, good od thing by footing q the Lottie Lyon,
49,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

THE GREAT INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD
rcH.-Our announcement Of thu prelim-
inarles of the great match, England VS.
America. at billiards for $4,000, seems 20
have created an unusual excitement in the
billiard word and the disciples Of the cue
are actively discussing the probable results
Of The game should it be made and PRAYED
The disposition in this city to back Mr..
Phelan will he very strong, and notwith-
standing the immense renown of Mr.. Rob-
Ierts. the English champion, we shall expect
to see Mr.. Phe!an hold an equal position with
him in the betting. lie has, however, I'M
dertaken tremendous task, and if lie sue.
leeds in vanqui>ling him h. will undouht-
eddy rank a, the champion o: the world
Mr.. Phelan, in declining the recent $1,000
challenge for a return match with Mr.
See reitcr, declared himself open to play with
Mr.. Roberts Of England or Mr.. Berge, Of
France. but as Mr.. Roberts has beaten. NJ.
Berger, he will not b, required to go beyond
Mr. r. for the universal championship
Fvrter's Spirit. ..r .=r.-[
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LEGAL NOTICES..
MORTGAGE! SAFE.

nEFAULT havin. been made in the cond,-
! ton OF Il certain mortgage deed. bearing
date June 2ft!,. A: D. 1857. and duly executed
and delivered ~ Lars Wcs.cson and Dcngta
Red Wing, MIN sofa. which mortgage dce'
was duly recorded in the Office Of the Register
OF Deeds ofGoodhue county. State (thcn Ter
ritory) 0: Minnesota, on the 2ylhdsy Of June,
a y. 1857. Il: {? O'Clock a. NJ, in book Of
mortgage dee!s. pages III and us, and con-
vcy;s from said Lars and Benssa Wes:e-on, to
said Smith. Meigs IL Co.. in fee. isukiect 10 de-
tvasancc on payment Of the debts hereinafter
desvrihcd) the following premises. sit tate in
said county. to wit: the south east quarter of
the north east quarter, and the north half Of
the sout: east quarter. and the south west az.
Of the south east quarter Of section seventeen.
90 in township number one hundred anil
twelve. Il i2) north Of range sixteen. tle) west
Said N ortgage was made to secure the ply
ment OF two joint and several promissorv notes.
made and delivered by sal L1rs Westes IN and
one Simon E,ick, to said Smita, Meigs q Co.,
ore ofwhich was for tile sum Of four hun
dred and eight dollars and tfty-five cents,
6 4os 55) and the other for tho sum Of ono
hundred and f'rty- twodollars, each dated June
26th, 1857, and payable one year after date to
the order Of said Smith. Mcies g. Co.. with in
terest after maturity until paid Mt the rae Of
five per cent. yer month. No proc cdin4e ut
law having been instituted to recover said
~ ~ V8"so uou1S, ~ MY p0IS tuoIo'T. una Cn0To
being claimed to be due on SAID mortgage aebts
ut the date Of this notice, the sum Of five hun
Dire and ghty nine dollars aud nine cents.
(S5s9 o. ..,-.
Now, therefore: notice is hereby given, that
in pursuance Of the power o: sale in said mort
gage contained. AMI o:-the statute 10 such case
provided, said mortgaeed premises will be Of
tered for sale at pub ic suction. at the door Of
the Court House in tie city Of Red Wing, in
said county. on the 18th day Of August, Il. D.
1859, Ut O'Clock p. NJ. to satisfy the amount
then due on aid mortgage debts, with cents and
expenses Of sale.
SMITH. ME1GS 4 CO., Mortgages.
WILDER d W1LL1sro~, Atty's for Mortgages.
Dated: Red Wing, Minnesota, June 27sh, A.
u. IsSe.nI = ~ - 3 II <kl52lw6
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NAVAL 1ysrtrur1oxs.-I, Il a fact worth
noting that every available vessel belonging
to the navy Of the United States not at
present in commission is being fitted out for
immediate service. .Ofthose fitting ont or
lately sai'ed no less than twen,y-t Two are
steamers, TO which il we add the six already
in commission. the result viii, show. that Of
our ON entire steam navy, not one ship is dcs-
tined to be unemployed Ey the first Of o.
tpo OF the ten sailing vessels four will be
in commission. of the twenty .onc sloopsso!
war, only two are not being rugged Tor scr
vice; all the briggs arc even now at sea---in
short we ilascanever had;=sos.]arke aonaval
force afioat as will soonlbein commission. =,
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TIE COOsI.S TRADE

The following gives some Of the horrors O
that barharous trade that is so unanimousl,
upheld by those philanlhropi:ts vino are SC
Mortified at the system Of negro slavery ii
the United States.
On the Ali Of April, says the Hongkone
Pr'ss, p.nking waited on Mr. Alcock, the
Brit Sh Consul at Canton, with thirty two
petitions from all the trades ut Canton
dealers in 'orcisn goods in the precious met
ais, IN wood, in brass, in lead AMI te,-nt
end OF guilds. The petitioners prayed 70,
torelgn 1nterferencc-the tale they told wa,
trishtful. and the wonder is the Bantoncsf
40 not treat the Portuguese as they did a,
N'ngpo, Many Of the principal people o
Cantcn have suffered the loss o: relatives
who have been Kidnapped in the street and
on the river. Chinese runners arc of course
empi"ycl. :~s.-s-, - sre.
There are depos on the river at various
points, in the shape of fl aver boats. Into
these were the victims decoyed. Thence
they were induced to go TO Whampoa, where
intimidation was used, and the victims
starved into acqu;escence. The poor girl,
who sell fiuit on the river, have been hailed
alongside and taea,ed in the same manner
In one instance accompany ofmusicians were
hired to play, when they We're seized and
carried off in the open street close to the
iIonan factories. The captors are maid SIC
each forthem. and the captured arc pr;nci.
pally received on board Of and conveyed "a
Macao 10y the Portuguese steamer Shamrock
owned ~ the "nterprisiny Superin endcn, O
Police ut Macao. --',.fi' ''i'S''
! The Chinese assert that she has carried
down some gagged: lf:so wo suppose she
charges extra freight. On, arrival at Macao
they are put into barracoon, end starved Of
otherwise intimidatcd into compliance. 4,
| is true they have o:be visited by the Procu
ra go be ore shipment. for, the purpose OF
collecting the (na giilon tax, tut as tic test.
'mony Of the capt6rs prcdo,ninatcs and hs
proof OF previous acquiesccnce is the desid
e,atum, the proceeding is a farce: we shall
doubtless have to record 2aE,w coolie otrase.
dies ere. long. 5':dH Yltaa.> iJna aEt:ft rs.
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IsO!siV'ICAI." N'lIY1..ss..-

By far the most important document pro-
mu:sated. hearing upon tile Presidential
election of:lS6o. is the following letter from.
Judge Douglas, to Il friend in Washington,
his (the judges position on the
subject Of the PrcSidencN No matter who
lis the candidate os the democracy in 1860
whether it is Judge Douglas. Mr.. Wise OF
Vice President Breckenridge, it is only upon
the platform referred to in the following
letter that success can be anticipated. The
letter comes to us BY telegraph
WAsH1SGvoN June 90, 1859.
My Dear Sir: have received your letter
'nqulring whether my friends are at liberty
I" present my name TO the Charleston Con.
ve"t'on tor the Presidential nomination.
Before this question can b: finally deter
mined, it will be necessary to understand
d'St'nc' NY upon what issues the Canvass is tc
hc conducted. If, As | have full Gait,. i,
VIII, the Democratic party shall determine
i'm the Presidential election of 1869 to adhere
ito tho principles embodied in the co,npro
mise measures of 1850, and ratified by. the
people IN the Prcsldentinl election of 1852
and re.afli' med i'll the Kansas eb!aska act
Iot 1851, and incorporated into the C,ncinnat
platform in 1856, as expounded by Mr. Blu
chanan N his letter accepting the non1ina.
ton. and approved by the people in hi, cleo
t,oh IN that event my friends will be ut
'!oerty to present my name to the convcn-
ton If they see pro per TO do so. II, on the
contrary, it shall become the policy of the
Democratic party, which cannot anticipate,
20 rep'alatc these, their time honored prin-
c'pleS, ON which we have achieved 50 many
patriotic triumphs, and in lieu of them the
convention shall interpoIate into the creed OF
the party such new issues as the reviya! OF
the African Save Trade, or a Congressional
Slave Code for the territories, or the doctrine
taat the Constitution Of the United States
either establishes or prohibits slavery in the
territories beyond the power Of the people
legally to control it as property: it is due 10
candor to say that il such an event could
not accept the nomination if rendered to me,
Trusting that this letter will be deemed
sufficiently explicit, am, very respectfully,
your TREND, S. y. DOUGLAS.
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SRoM wAsulNnroN.

The Gonstifu1ion Of this morning review,
j u''se Douglas letter at length, and regard,
it as declaration Of his purpose ITO oppose
the nominee of the Charleston Convention
The United States Surveys in Utah hav
ing two years ago been interrupted by tn.
Mormon difficulties, arc to be ,immediatel,
resumed ny Surveyor General Stalbagh. =
The land; already surveyed amount to
2OcOOOA acres ftt:f'S9fI s)tt% 80
Francis Mitchell, the Porter ON board the
steamer! Marion, was arrested at Charleston
on Wednesday, just before the departure O
the vessel for New York. lie had attempt.
ed to abdnct a slave who was found hidden
away in Mitchcil's room.
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DEIOCRATICC co. CONVENTIONS

The Democrats Of the several townsl.ipS o,
Noodhuc county will meet in Convcntion ny
their Delegates Il: the Court House in Red Wing
on Friday, July 2snd. 1859, for the purpose .:
.sppointing i've delegates to til, Democratic
state Convention, to be h,lden at st. Paul tAu-
gust Eth, md to transact sut]l other bu.;ne,,
4 may properly como before the Convention -
Each township will be entitled to the number
OF delegates set opposite their respective towns
Belle Creek. Bclv;dcro, Central Point
g; cherry Grove, / Cannon Falls. 4: Fca,h-
.rstMnc, ]; Florence, 2; Holden !; Hay Creek
Kenyon l Leon ! Lillian Milton /
Zine Island Red Wi"g?; Roscoe l Vasa
!; Warsaw +; Waao,.ta / Wuna,nineo ,
zu'i' hTota |. JOSHUA G.. PIERCE,
II. C. HOFFMAN,,
WIN. LAUVER
WIN. L. TANNER.
, ..,. y. y. .TAKBOX.
.... +. WESTEHVELT.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02
THE IRON GROWN OF LOMpAnDY

HE IRON GROWN OF LOMBARDY
The Republican hands threaten to grasp
the Iron Crown Of Charlemange Garii,ai.
III, at the heal of the insurgent Italians, has
pursued the Austrian General d. Urban into
Monza In. the Cathedral. at Monza till
lately, deposited this famous relic, which is
now placed for safe keeping in the citadel OF
! Mantua 7-. .s-..f ~
The crown is an iron circlet, which tralli-
ton pretcn''s is made from one of the nails
from the Cross O: Christ. 1t was first placed
upon the heal ofthe conqueror Charlcmangc
by Pope Adrian l., in the year ia. In 1880
1t 'was used at Bologna to crown che Emperor
Charles Y. In 1906 Napoleon placed it on
his own head when he conquered Italy.
Monza is a fortified village tweve miles
north of Milan, and is to Milan what Yer
sajlles is to Paris. 1fGeneral D'Urban re-
treats from there, (and retreat he must. il
Milan has 'allcn,) he will either have to
carry it of with him, or it falls into the hands
Of the allies. II would be Garibaldi's proud
est actlc.ement to capture it, and it is Victor
Emanueps chioramM,ion to wear it,. AIJauu
journal.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

:RAfSr WEAraEn the rain. it rsineth
eSery:day"I This linetof thakspeare's old
sone comes nearIbei1g verified with us this
present month Of June: II rains .nearly all
the time though it,has cleared off a.few times
TO give chance for frosts.. = Corn, MS q friend
OF Ours remarks, looks yal5er. Beans ARE
nowhere Gucuinbers ditto. The ground
does not get dry enough to hoe. so that far.
mers must have an easy time of It, and can
devote themselves to- cultiva,iue the mind
or fishing-Moatrcs. (Ptnn.) Rep.
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TIE GLORIOUS D..y.

j." lttakcs misfortune and hardship to deycl-
op tho character and patriotism Of people.
In this we have q reason for The universal
spirit with which the. coming Fourth Of July
Is to be celebrated all through Minnesota
ut least It will do to. cal! it that, on the
strength Of the MANY Imaginary points Of
resemblance which the 4:h Of July Spoutcrs
can show between our condition and that OF
the Pilgrim Fathers. OF course it is their
hounden duty to make the sons worthy OF
Their sires, and we presume the greater part
Of them will still further initiate this compar-
ison aid tho minds Of their hearers, and
their own reputation and popularity, by
dwelling upon the great struggles for liberty
and independence which the black republi-
cans arc now carrying on against dcgenc-
rate and surrcptitious democracy, and q cor
rupt and hypocri'ica! administration" The
poor ni.yers-lit,!e difference docs all this
sputins, and bleeding, and weeping make to
you. You are enjoying your happy holi-
days. unconscious, as you always will be, Of
al the blood and thunder that is expended
for your elevation and g'oriiication. You
ar:, indeed, most important subject
Truly, the 4th Of July is we'll celebrated
whom dedicated to your houor. You not
only supply us with tile neccssares OF life
and pay o,rr taxes, but, like q box Of Joe
MiNcr's backing, furnish our statesmen with
their shining qualities. You. develop our lit
tic men into great ones, and have caused thu
genius which would otherwise, unhonoret
ind nnsung, have been confined 10 tn, lin
tied and isnohlc sphere Of its birth, to mount
to'spreatl. to swell, to shrek and to howl
and finally 10 to heard, to fairly gain thu
s'tonion Of the gaping multitude. Wha
Rowling gcni,s ever filled? 't a1 IT.
Poor niyssr with tn: curse Of Caaaa:
upon your head, toml cling you to work anc
be useEul-to remain unconscious ofthcsc tire
'"endous ss'csacrificins efforts to elevate 70,
to the honorable sphere Of loaierdo,n, ana
unable tn mauics. your qualification for it
E"t it affords a still higher proof Of the mag
nan'm'ty and greatness Of soul Of tho great
men you have made immortal. What 4
tho't'ss The 4ih Of july, How the .Kcpub.
Leans Of Minnesota, notw,hstand ing the III.
Vulnerable trials they have to endure pio
ncers in a wilderness. xi,h the Indian,
prowlins in our midst, times hard, and yer,
rainy weather; ard an enormous State leb
to carry on their shoulders; with Still more
enormous idea to.carry in .l.eir head, (that is
Of disowding and repudia,ing itlal,ogcthcr,
Notwithstanding all this, they can and d,
ply an almost undivided attention to tn,
. cause Of their suffering breth, On iptllc South
What q magnanimouS, self.sscriflcing spirit
to give moro attention to the business Of 9th.
srpeopio than to our own ! lvhat@a proc
., o. our genuine Y ankee descent! Truly, tht
Pilgrim spirit is not Eel, but is rolling and
sprging sternaiIy, like tho, waves Of Ply
mouth pay-as the souy says!.5 FIJI:
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the con-
- dition ola certain mortgage deed, bearing
date June esth. a: D. 1887, and duly executed
his wife. to Smith, Meigs & Co., Of Red Wing,
Minnesota: which mortgage decd wae .sqly 10
corded in the office Of the Register ef Desds Of
Goodhue county, State (then Territory Of
Minnesota. on the Goth day Of June, A. D. 1857.
at 8 o'elock A. NJ. i'll Book Of mortgage deeds,
pages 7ls and 7i3. and conveys from said ST.
mon and searin Erick, to said Smith. Msies d
Go: subject to dc easance on. pa. lhsnt Of the
debts hereinafter, rdescribcd) che fo'lowine
prenises eitn ated In said comfy, it6 VT: tho
south east Quarter 'ofthe south west ouar,ef o (
section nine, Co in township No. one hundred
and twelve, (ll2} north ofraneas sixteen. Il61
-wcst.1 sal+ag -5Ra5 hes4EI iE8S s3+ -, .,ss
I SAID mortgage was ,aade to secure the nav
mcnt oftwojoint and spec! al premisaory notes
made and delivered by said Simon lErick md
one lars w steron, to said Smith, ,Msies &.
Co.: one for the su'n of one hundred ana 'f5rty-
fourhundred ind eight 10 ls,s. and a.tysfi1S cts
BE one yoar aAet date 60 TIC order Of aid
It is ss g. ssn %' =;
month. No proceedings at Law ksvfN1 leen
instituted to recover said morteags de6ts, OF
any part ofthe'a' and there being elsimsi to
this notice, The sam Sf|6vs huudrcd1nd eighty
nine doliarsand nine cents sissy %:
Now. therefore. NOTES. n hereby 1ivoS, that
Fin pursuance Of tho pawsr Of sale insai,1 MORT
gage eonssined, 4 and of thG Ssat1s iusleA sAses
provided, ailnacs gagged spssmisss wI1Ebe Of
Eered for sale at public auction atshe,do6t Of
the Court HoussHh tia cityIok R5d Wing. IN
|rrid county; on the lssalf day Of August d.
1851 at J o'aldck e. NJ, 10 setilrys the amonnt
,hen duo % said nor gaes asba, With costs aud
expenses of sale.
esEssnHH ssfE1ess Akloasol (ateaeses.
!, ;WIaEE$ Xassycs, Ats1a 81, Npstsaeses.
,s n:'sa sa Wy. Asa: ssses A. D,
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!. Of The Judiciary Committee in the Now
Hampshire House Of Representatives have
reported stringent bill in relation to the
rendition q alleged fugitive slaves. It pro-
v'des that any person who shA!! aid or abet
in any rendition Of a person Claimed as a
slave. shall be punished for the first offence
ty five years imprisonment, and for the Sec
ono, imprisonmentio for life, The bill passed
its first stage by . vote Of 1873 to lel. u
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

NEW PorAroEs. We were yesterday pre-
sentcd with a splendid lot Of new potatoes
raised in the natural way. some Of the larS-
est OF WI ch measured eight inches in cir.
cumfsrence. They were raised in Minneso
ia City by Mrs: Manchester, late Professo,
OF the many fart Of Self De:enes''g in. this
city: This p,nves shat some things may
be done as we'll as otherS.' Who says now
that "Minncsota is too cold for tdva -:
Uia0a0 Def51 7crnk 'i5s .esti
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STATE CONVENTIONS

Democratic State Convention will be he'd a.
the City Of 81. Paul. III the Senate Chamber o
the CAPITOL, on " WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day .
AUGUST next. ut Il O'clock. NJ. for the nur
pose OF nominating the following officers
\ GOVERNOR.
AilEUTESA>r GOVERNOR,
SECRETARY OF STATE,
\ STATE TREASURER,
AN ATTORNEY CENTRAL
TWO MEMBERS OF CoHGHEss
And such other officers as tie Com -.n.;,,r
may deem cxncdcrt.
The counties vii, be entitled to the follow.
inc. demonstration:
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IKE Paris Charivari has clever saaib on
the friendly reception Of the cores pondent
ofthc London Times in Vienna "My dear
fellow" says the authorities, '.you are on,
guest, and we will make YOU perfectly at
ease. You have nothing to do but to enjoy
yourself and lest your mind should be at all
rrouh'ed Ivy the unpleasant labor Of cores
pondence, we will provide Government
Secretary, who will do that for you. In
fact, here is a letter already provided which
You may have as the frs; fthe SERIES"
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" The Philadelphia I,,qrircr says,
Rembrandt Peale and Thomas Sully, the
eminent Philadelphia artists, are engaged in
painting each others portrait. Mr.. Joseph
Harrison. wealthy and liberal gentleman Of
this city, originated this enterprise, and has
commissioned each Of the venerable artists
to do this service for the other" Mr.. l'eale
has recently. entered upon his SD year, and
this month MIR. Sully will be 76." ~.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

/ IowA,-.rhc Democratic State Convention
which met at Des Moincs on The 23l inst.
nominated the f'lowing ticket For Gov
efnor, A. g. Dodge, cf Burlington !; for Lieut..
Governor, L.iW. i}abkist, OF Council Bluff !;
for. Judges cf the Supreme Court, II. S. VIII
son at Dubuque, Charles Mason Of Burlins-
ton, and &C. Cole Of pes Moincs. ."Popu.
lar Sovereignty Platform adopteI,'' The brief
telegram says, The ticket i, one of the best
ever presented 70 the, democracy Of Iowa,
a.o upon the platform laid down, we anlici-
pate its success at the polls, in October next.
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Two DAYS Work AT MAaEsrA.-The
two days battle Of Magenta swept from ex-
ia'el'cc and p'sce'i |o's IN cont at more than
twice The standing arm, Of the United States
The whole regular army of the L Eion num-
berc'3, On. the lSt ofIas1J January L., 943 men
OF I'LL RANKS, from general officers down ii,
.privatcs. Making every allowance for cx
aggeratios.. the losses on DO h sides must
have been between twenty-five and thirty
Thousand.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-07-02

H@nncpin Co., West of,hs Mississippi, s De-
- East x
Counties not enumerated in the above list
will be entitled to one Delegate each.
W. llCJCOMRE
Chairman, Den,. Central Committee.
St. Paul, May .. 1850. ,