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~ stKtted tKal TIC Cana'4ians have
surveyed and are about constructing canal
to rn eo" ',s., e 5,ofh ea Ontario.
distance, tyaatd fri the ates adjacent
to Lakes Mehig& at Su erior, to the
EasterTma1 1T. sphefi.opea y means Of it
to divert large part Of the traffic which
now comes down Lake Erie.-Another i'm
Portant Canadian enterprise, now on foot, is
the deepening Of the St. Lawrence and wei
land canals, in order that vessels of consid.
cradle drausht may pass directly to and
from the ocean, obviating the necessity OF
e -iI H |t n t 4h|!I,{nV
E1ahr cHiLDREN Al bf1RMrni.-Abou{
five months since, the wife Of Jacob Abbott,
living about ten miles east Of Golconda, in
Pope Co., G. W., presented her husband with
eight pledges affection at one birth. These
children survived until six weeks old, when
them ne re
manning SIX arc still living, and, thriving fine
ty The whole.eightswerc very small speci-
mems Of humanity when ushered into the
world, ds might haye besn eaxpscted..f This
statement is literally true; it is: vouched eox
by numbers Of respectable witnesses who
saw the children.--Ze1p,,t yaurnal, : !
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Pixies PEAK 4 ,nUMBUG.

Pixies Peak is now generally considered 4
h"mbus. Al the bl.w, made about il at
tirst was by spectators and Nebraska and
Kansas aid Missouri newspapers in order to
induce emigration. Stores would have 10 10
laid in At St. Louis. The letters were no
doubt written in the newspaper Offices like
the New York r. lun:'s bleeding Kansas
letters two years ago. Now, however, since
tho hoax can bc no longer con called, the St.
Louis papers como out and give very dis.
couragins accounts Of these mines. with .
great show Of fairness. At present, St.
Louis is overrun with thieves and ."conti-
deuce mon, who have been induced to con-
Grcsate there by the immense emigration to
the: gold mines. The levee and the steam
boats swarm. with ths'ts. and tho police seem
to. be wholly insufficient 10 prevenl their
Expectations. The ticket game seems to he
the, hyorte ,nesns Of swindlin3. Hundreds
a emigvants have Been induced ID putsi,ase
passage tickets to the Mines whiell they
subsequently, found: to. b. worthless, and
many of than havo. not tho means Of eeAch2
ing the mines Of returning Home. The
same stats Of things prc1mlsrE Is some OK
tent, in all the Missouri, ri,&' tiss,ss v:,s4 <.
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! 81 Those Americans who CHANGED Is be
I'M London on theubirthlay Of Washington
had q formidable dinner a. Willis, rooms.
= .. which General Campbell, the American
Gonsu,; presided: On. bis right was the Hon.
Jonn Z, Ward. our New Minister to China +;
on his left hand the Hon. Robert Dale Owen,
late United States Minist r. to Naples
Speeches were made 81 Richard B. Kimball,
Esq, Hon. u. Wethered, DR.. G., Holland,
Gen. Ward and Mr. Owen. "'rhe tress at
Home and Abroad, I" wasfreshonded to by
Coz; Hirem Fuller and Charles Mackays ESQ,
and Barney Williams, pat in, by way, Of
lsh!l.pking,p any number q. II e Irish songs and
ss ns",ssSg of d ea''5 'o 'yElwa vas SCARED
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lion: ": W. Phelps, arrived home from
||was& 1on oasGtrday9 sti looking hale
and arty. aM reports &c caslssts upon
the | IKE Pttn Half bre Sct a, nearly
|all sdkled, @hd brought &th~ hins large
number Of patents for land located by the
scrip, among others those for the town ste q
Wabashaw. This is a good thing for Waba.
shaw, and there il now no reason, except tho
hard times, why it should not prosper. -
Mr.. Phelps worked early and la'e for the
interests Of his constituents; but owing to
the unusual course Of affairs it was much
more difficult getting Minnesota bills thro'
the House than through the Senate. The
numerous gaFy! and. co44Fies{sll difdcdyik tYh1a,
were in the way cannot bv full; appreciated
except by those who arc personally cogn'zanl
Of them . But enonsh'cl be seen. by tic
journal Of proceedings to' clearly show, thai
it was not tlis !aalt Of our membcrss,, that the
numerous measures i:itl til tteneefit Of MIN
ncsota, which passed II: Senate and were
introduced INTO the House, >tdil not t. become
laws. Tie most prominent 81, these diff
cultiss, was ths conSeepeneY 81 lie polio,
of the administration. A most. signihcan,
fact, in connection with which is, that in ).
C.'pr>-se largely n,'nocrat9, hardly: q bill
even those especially fostered byli (the lad:
m'n'stration;) passed except BY Republican
votes 1t is an anomaly; in . ar,ohistort
Ia Democratic administration > depend:
ing upon, the opposition Tor support -annd
shows copclusively how that administrator
IS esteemed BY the patty "'' ' 3',,. -.
T'5?a1 "; one question i settled. The Presi:
dent :'t: is not the rty;1nor was James Blu,
chanan merged. entirely in the, Democratic
platform as he asserted at the time of his
nomination; nor lis the. Democratic party
responsible ton the uhwise and foolish policy
he has seen tito cttennpt to carry out. 'at
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MEMBERSHIPS,
MORTGAGE SALE: Il

by VIRTUE OF A, CERTAIN MORTGAGE
IL. bearings date tie 9th day 6f June, AID.
1851, Charles Roos, Of t!oodluc co ,niy. Mime
sofa, conveyed to- John F. Peterson, Of said
eertsin premi1scS dsstribed in said
Of land Lying ana being in theiconnty of 9oodx
hue, Teri: now \State) OF Minnesota, des-
cribed lis follows. to wit: ~
st he eastrhalf: Of southwest quarter, and
south half o. sou1 beast quarter Of section NO.
thirty two, in township No. one hundred and
twelve, north Of range No. eixtccnswest, in Red
Wing. Land District, N. r. together, With ali
I le shereditamentss and nrr~rtenancesa there
unto In any wise appertaining;''g 1s, ,3E ~
The said ~ ertgage, with the power Of sale
therein contained. was duly recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the
said county of Goodhue, on the 9th dag Of June
p:tges 263 and 1884, fAraItEo ri r2r&Gna to:ra,
That said mortgage was executed, and deliv-
cred to the said jain F. Peterson, by the said
Charles Rtos, to sec1re to the said Johi F. Pc
terson the payment Of the sum Of two Hundred
sls a sgh a:ce s dS;f and If interest
tain promissory note, made and DRAWN by tbs
said, Charles Roos, fir twohnudred GNl eighty
eight 4O.l0O dollars, and payable to the order
OF said John E. Peterson, ono year tter the date
thereof, with interest after maturity at the rate
OF forty per cent, per annnm; said note bear
1'S SSSA udGc Will 'C SdIu IuOEtk1SS.
Default has been made i'm the conditions OF
said mortgages by the: said Charles Ro"s, by
emitting to pay tho said sum and interest rs
aforesaid, or any part thereof: haa.,- ISL
Tho amount due on the. said note and mort
cages at the date, Of this notice, is the sum of
two hundred land eighty eight4 400 dollars.
and interest thereon, from and after the lsth
day OF June, 1857: at the rate Of forty per cent.
per annura, amounting TO the. sum Of two hum
dreA and two 81 100 dollars amounting in all I,
princiPuls,tu,lin tefc st.to the sum Of four hun
ired and ninety one 81 100 dollars.
2 That no si,it or proceeding has been institn-
ted at l9w or otherwise. to rccoyer. the debt Sc
cared by such mor:gagc: or amy part thereof:
Now therefore, notice is, hereby given chat
said mortgagcd premises will be sold at public
au"tio,t to The highest bidder on tile 23dsiay of
May'1S5s. at ton O'Clock in the fprenoon, at the
door Of tho, Post Office. or Main street. in the
city Of Red Wing u SAT-; county to satisfy tho
amonnt due on said mortgage, with costs OF
sale. .:EEafe-gn
Dated Aprilstk,2 1889: 7@a
, -, :, 80 JOHN F. PETERSON, aou
WknRE> BKlsrol. . Mortqarec. loH
ATTY for M6rtgagec: nix ana We
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REFEREE'S SALE.

NOTICE IS znEREBYs GIVEN. THAT By
~ virtue Of q dccfctal. order and judgement
ef; the Justice Court :or the county Of Goodhuc,
State Of Minnesota. in the suit Of Miles Prince
plaintiff: against William y. ;Chi]son, and
Anna Chilson, defendants, shall offer for sale
to the highest bidder for cash: at the front door
tss Z Ess:y a & Isl y fss
property IN said county, to wit: The north
half Of the southeast quarter, and the south
half Of the northeast quarter, Of section eleven,
township one hundred and twelve north, range
fifteen west, OF 20 much thereof as my 10 nee
essary to pay the said judgment and costs
iorahoon,l on'tSe ga day'6f Nay. a. b! 1859. !,
e.!sf,GefEsazt, h ~ q e; 1 aRsssssssa
:, Plaintiffs Attorney. ap9-w6
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STEAMBOAT On RED RI:VER--A 4
,ABOARD FOR PEMBINA, ST. 10.
sErlI, FORT CARRY, LAKE win /.
ss';Nf;p Et:. E.rr. g. u1!fi7W!T 1iii !'.'f;
ETC.

80 ~5i =, y..!s's,t rl,9s = :.r H., ...-,
Gen. $. B. 0lmstead, of Fort, Ripley, who
has been associated with Messrs. Northrup.
Stone and Irwin. in, removing the steamboat
"Ans. -Northrup'' from the Mississippi to
Red River, arrived in .thi; city Yesterday di!
rect from the present scene; of operations at
the mouth of the Sheyenne. I; Gen. Olmsted
left Red River onthe 25th Of March: At that
time large portion ,of the machinery and
necessary wood work aud ,lumber had been
transported to, the River, :, A part .of. the
heavy; machinery Of the boat had been de,
tanned distance Of eighteen miles from tie
mouth IF the Sheyenne,, while a diviissi,on n 81
the party were engaged in cutting out road.
But this work mad been accomplished; and
there was a good road over the iavel Icoun.
try, from2the, machinery ia, the river, when
Gen. O. Left before Or by the first of April,
therefore, there. was no doubt, of, the safe ar.
f 4 nfthe steamboat On the banks Of the
Red River, ,.,s..,,r,. So, 800 <'fi~''
Il r. Che meantime, NJ: Harlon3 Morse, Of Of
Little Falls, Morrison county, with party
Of fifteen mechanics. has beer busily engaged
at work on the h4l Of the steamboat aPio.
neer,'' as it is proposed, we believe, to cali
the new steamer f:+ft >ti.2@Jgsl;3 jtn3tz ~
r Gen. Olmstead' says THE mechanics are
very positive the work will be accom- plished,
and the boat ready to start on its first down.
w'.rd trip about the middle Of May. Max
ing allowances for unexpected detentions. he
has n" doubt that the steamer will be ready
for its first voyage the first week in Jure.
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CITY .EfF l,ll!ii|'

On Sundays, from s to loCA!N;, IDn mex
lays, from A. N. to SIP. N.

days, from 4: NJ II: to 81 !; 'Ss-''0' wax
HOURS OF ks 55Eri iskK KS ,.r o,
I CLOSING NAILS.
Red Wing to La Crosse; Wisconsin, caves
daily (now,) at 81 o'clock P. N. Arrives six
4mess week ats sQtlo0A Az Nh .T3a .arease
Eastern and southcr: mails are carried on this
rontc. Mail closesst3 r. NJ
8f eea IA fsst s asiz e +;
Mails close at g1o'elsck thu iprcvious even--
ing.
Red Wing TO- Cannon Fall. and :, u. sew-
Leaves Monday; ,Wsdnesday and Eliday., q 3
Sst9rG r. Ai Arrives Tuesd.y T9nisasy and
GUS evening. -
] Rcd Wing to Owatonna and Blue Earth CITY,
Leaves Monday and 'Fhdfsdsy at o'clock 4.
NJ. Arrives Wednesday and Saturday, st 6,
o'clock P. n: Nail closes at s o'clock tLe prsyr
Red Wing to ST. Sicholas.-1e,..y...sa 1fo..d..y
Wednesday and Saturday 1t O'clock r. NJ
Mail closes at o'clockthe previous evening.
, Rcd Wing to Winoha.+LenveS. "wednesday
Saturday and ut O'Clock A M. Arrives Thufc-
gay gay and Monday at So: N: This rouse eup~
at 9 O'clock the previous evening. TED
Eed Wing to. st. Paul. Leaves Wednesday
At o'clock A ~. Arrives Tuesday att, oeioek
m. FTLis ry~te rs.Pa,Ji.a 2way Offices. ..Ksil
closes at o'clock the previous evening. 80
Red Wang TO Me1epp4 .nd Oroneco. Lsuxls
MQndayaat o'clock A. NJ Arrives TuesdsT,es
o'clock J.. NJ Mail closes At o'clock
tho pseyieus evening .gr 81 ar f5.oss 49,
- Remember that All mai, m sitter, 10 10
s f,5 to any part OF the United States must b.
~ ~ atsp g ts,aetgnGx.k, & QaG.T
:saRs ssss9 K 'sS:sfs Si8 T;
thing less than the full amount Of poaeaesE
counts nothing. and is lost to the sender.
! II: c. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
I Red Wing Januarv Is 1e5o-,
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THE GREAT BsLiiA aDeM A1.cnf..

The proposed billiard tournament is the
great topic Of cohvtssiti0nall'o over the codn-
try, among lovers Of the game and sporting
men generally The detroit Cerreseiiudest
"Philc," If Porter's Spirit Of the Tin: 5, tor
the present week says'::' 'rhe roooimas Which
Seereiter fiequents' fiji practice; are the night
" resort o: hundredsoi spectators who gath
er to witness the wonderful exhibitions OF
playing which he q; Occasionally gives, You
do rightly when you accord him him High po-
sition as PLAYER, for be deserves it., , His
skill is not only source Of qualification to
his friends but is an instance Of mechanical
per:ection7 accuracy Of sight; and deiicacyo OF
touch, which must. xinterest the most ind,C-
ferent person." The same paper, in an edi-
t0rial on the matter, says:
"All sorts Of reports have Been flying
about of late, as tothe capabilities and iprac-
tice OF the men, and so.ne most preposterous
stories have been told as ito the scores mad.,
in private play by both Of the, players, while
Engaged in their daily exercise. f'9Son,e of
these have found their way into print; and,
whether published, on errbnsous lnGorma ion,
a ID with good Intentions, Or; not, they are
certainly calculated to mislead those who are
disposed to let. Bets on enormous ''runs,"
expected to be made during the progress of
the game, are also, reported ito have been
made but the probability is that such bets
are only illusory.G1 II, however, they have
been made. it only proves; thai, there, are
people who are exceedingly green, Great
runs arc seldom made at carroml.. NJ and most
seldom made during an arduous and impor
tant match, 1.-THE contestants q in such
matches play with great care, and often pre-.
fer to abstain from counting, wi h the view
OF leaving thu balls :'safe," when, in dash.
ing private game, they: would strike on. and
continue 10 score. We should not be sur
.prised if they best run made in the game
on the 18th Of April; - did not exceed. one
hundred points. Meantime both cham pions
he ofNew York as, well as he Of Detroit
are busily At work, keeping their hands in,
rather than improving themselves at the
game. Bolharc in fine health and in real
Iy superb practice, and whatever may be said
one way or another by interested outsiders,
to affect the odds; the billiard world may
surely rely upon one of the best contests
tnat ever took place upon the field Of the
cloth Of green" At present, Seereiter is
the favorite in Detroit and Phelan is the ia
vorite here; but odds have been offered,
either way, only in q few Cases" ! s'4 !
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09

~ The following; curious y: ax.ract. from
Frank Moore's Diary Of the. Revolution
will be ncwsIto the community at large $50 !,
November Sat Edmonton, on Welnes-
day. a gibbet was erected, Under which Z
load Of wood was laid, and from the gibbet
hung . figure, with = mark for face, and
On his breast label with this inscription,
Washington General Of the Ahcricahs::";-!
In The !eYenng lhe General and the gibbet
were reduced, 70 ashes :: Ricington's Regal
Gtx;tte, Jan;, LIS; .:tr..saI,, =; ,s,o,I .s;1,,
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THE eERAltDxz UPON THE COUNTY
AS AFFEGTEQsDYsT1 RECEN +
ERECTION,

The l election on q last Tuesday, passed off
very quietly, owing,to tho idclemercy Of the
weather and tho want Of interest taken BY
our citizens, there was but = small vote pol.
led, and the Republican ticket vas. elected
ymajorities ranging from twenty to seventy
five. The superior Organization 81 The Re.
Pub'ica"s. enabled them to. get out the
greater part Of their vote, whila but very
few Democrats were working At ALL, OF the
tickets presented, both of which. will, be
found in another column, the Democratic
was infinitely tho hests The result teaches
Us that II will not doto rely: entirely upon
be personal strength Of our candidates
withoqta thorough and energetic: party aty SUD-
|poFti for whatever may % the emergency !:
p either local or political questions, o.. the
merits Of tho rival candidates, it is clear thu,
the Republicans. almost to . man, will yote,
their Straight ticket:,a - y;:,.;.siI z.tI e:
No stronger demand Tor III, election =, .
clear headed experienced aud eoerget IT, mer
to represent, our town i in. tho County
Board Of Supervisors. can ever b. presented
than in the1last election: Oar financial mat.
tiers are VIGOROUSLY in very complex 'and
confused condition. The county is :st The
mercy Of the most unprineipled and dishon.
est officials, who have just il the most OBJ opeu
Iand bareiaced manner .victimizcd it to The
tune Of 81 1850, in one transaction, with 9th
er s ofIthe same sort now in process Of, con
summation. One independent and clear
headed representative, Gas was the leading
candidate on the Democratic ticket, or even
A. the gentleman WHOM the Republica,,
1clique, took eu'h pains to defeat in caucus,
from, Red Wing on the Board, could have
expose and PIT an effectual check upon all
this corruption. but tne want Of Organize.
ton and interest upon the part Of the Demo:
Gratis, and the fear Of exposure upon the part
|of tho leaders q, til, Republicans, VIII CHI in,
duced them to rsquire' the strict support Of
their ticket from such members Of the puurtv
sh,t they could control, has :pr.vsn::ed Il ;
and We fear the same course viii ID coontin,
ued-;he officials emboldened, and made:
more ''nppudent BY their succcss-until the
lcouaty is inextricably involved. f6Sg a. !,
We have distinctly SGT forth the charges
against the Register and Auditor and W
\eall upon the new Board 10 itak,s c;,o,enis.nce
ofthem; for the finances d the county unity, d,
this time will have econtrollins influence
With =. peoples .nd We 81 bs d9elyt; they will
||hole ts'k representatives, 70 the astrictest
ia'eou"sab;lhy. 5ua saene, s,al. ~ ; :;
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! b OCCASIONALLY -Four, AT !, TImE.--Fifty-
one years ago onathcs 22d ofAprif, four men,
three white and. one black, were hung in
Baltimore Md; on: the same = sscaffeld for
murder. On the 18th of April four more NOR
men are I'd he dng'together in Baltimore,
three white ard one black, for tho ,sams of:
Tense, Grambrel, Cory and Crops are white,
and Cyphus black. The last four have ad-
dressed a joint letter to the sheriff request.
ing that they may not be hung in sshrouds.,
The Sheriff grants the request.
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"nSs-1=w WISH p2r1ce1sf7y Is c5n y6uF
attention to j.. the use of the singu-
lar nuh berk b." BelK in d BellcsA.etl !"
instead Of he Rral ''Relles. FL, 's is
rathefef aDe: : overs IF. 4h i koba-
bly, Wild ,Revd have indeed ~ ha8not a
particular friend, sacant" whose princi-
ra1 " .t'ailty' is a7'"pensaont'' for that Ian
e. lsS ~ rs 4 ~ sssI
bordering upon ";seay f,oid." & would have
written this, whole paragraph in French, ;,
had it not been that have already exhaust
ed my stock Of French words) pointed out
-the--tfo' that the--word /" BELIEF ",;ynife2 a
10 M H." This Specification impress Il me
]tht Cine aSbw1nrflor t4fe' word fBtlp''
is usually qualifying word, and has abou,
as many Specifications; IS tie word fl5m
merry" depending upon what IL ii designed
to'qy!liy." AL women ara not .;:belles" any L :
&ofe than al men are "beaa;y,xl" although,
perhaps, they oasht. to b, I'VE respectfully
refer our |r'ead the, "savant,''. to bis d:ction-
a:y, before he settles downsapohithe real
Specification Of the word.a;eaG TG aih2f
i'Aswe (youi will please excuse the pro.
"'.se"ous use Of the Singular and plural mum:
Yer of this l e$feat;*:tieal piropoun had concu
qed the above and were in the act Of sqbscri.
bing tths.same, Madam Rumor'' sailed b,
9ur, window; and as she did so:we noticed
ans aggressive wink Of her right eye, and a
signi6c antj movement over heta left wing
which indicated that The heads Of the dc.
partments had held consultation over. the
aforesaid communication, and AFTER deliber.
ate de'beraton had concluded 10 p'' conc 81,
tia'sG| the ' e0'Ndioed skin # the whole !" iac
u'ty' in an article .fatly denying, the ground
work of said 2,omspunication. and backing
the same BY thssignatures IQf lsuchdpersons
whose tveracity it is supposed will not b.
inquired into. GAN: We haveto say Is, that
the best thing they could do Would he e
observe most stenee in these prem en-
'Ses The next s best thing would Be y adopt
the y. course already indicated, but this course
will DO open to the objections that it would
confirm the the .suspiciod that tho Aforesaid
!" order' is inclined to be- g c1lnith, y and that
whenever any one2of: the q M is guilty 81
i,hproprie'ics, there will 10 disposition On
the part o. tho entire !" clali'' to co COZ,
them. so - - 1"'! >ss'''. 8 .'2''s =
We care not what, course is adopted, for
we have settled down into the firm convic:
ton that when any, I" Rev. D. d." who ad.
vertises himself a Professor OF Bellies Let
ters, - displays his unassuming piety" and
"fine scholastic attainlncnts," as did our u
Professor" Of such. "piety,"' and Of those
"attainments, it will lie no sin, in good
natu'ed way, to hold looking. glass before
his eyes,; ii Very respectfully. f5aser;cyy
s.t.,' rod: Tan. WARREN BRISTOL. i
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OPPOSED TO THEBnOsPERlTY. OF
3 hayG.ae 40 MINNESOTA. n ,..,s:

3 A"E&.as fs3s MINNESOTA. II .rre:
The following Republican papers, in this
State oppose our Railroads, and have labor
led to deprvciase the States Bonds and ruin
the States credit Z .g-.aa.r.;as r.
The St. Paul Minpesotian; the Red Wing
Republican : the St:sAnthony News; the
Chattield Republican !; the 81, slwater Mes
sengcr; the Earibault Republican; the Wa.
bashaw GRead, : I, landing Herald The Hast
ings independent. 5'''t'' ,it',i'''fal
'lhese, papers TEEN: With low, tlthy abuse
LOT Governor Sibley, for his efforts III behalf
Fof the Stateo hest interests. They ali read
III. D. Huff ont Of the Republican party b.
cause he denounced thcir: course las suicidal
TO the prosperity of the State, and most Of
them tired it on j., W. North They. all
fh their columns with vituperatiive abuse Of
the s.; Paul Tim i, for its manly and truth
nl. defence Of Minnesota, and Weekly is we'll
Faseea damn the Democratic press and
party. for the same thing We know Of no
agency just now which ID working moro
|goo'lto the Democratic party than these Re.
publican newspapers. Let them continue to
(hoyh ny al means, lRsyone Demo;tat.y o.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09
os.e JUSTICES NOTICE:
STATE OF MINNESOTA,).s els
GooDnUE Country. 4

HooDnuE COUNTY. "a: I7-'E1-..
-'0a In Justice Court. IS i ,sEl. laufH bsH
l. hereby notified that writ of At;uchmcnt
has been issued against you, and your property
attached 10 satisfy tic demand Of Jacob Bon
nett, amounting to twenty 4fonr 5-loO dollars.
Now unless you shall appear before A. q. Lit
tlefield, q Justice Of the Peace i'll and for said
county, at lr's o>iieo in the city, Of Rcd Wing,
on the .2d day Of May, A. D. 1853, at o'clock
rendered against ynu,. and your property sold
to pay the debt. litl Si{.sI tSi I'll
Dated this 7tlt,day of April, A. d. 1889.
r, aps-aw JACOB BENNETT, Plaintiff.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09

hF5 The Jasper county (Iowal sFres5 Pres
savs that considerable excitement prevails
at Spirit Lake; arising from, fear of the In!
dams FIVE of whom had been arrested but
afterwards escaped. Il IS sid that the IL:
disns now lurking about, ia that vicinity,
are a portion oofs lnkpadutah's5 /. band who
were engaged in the massacre some eighteen
months ago. We suppose the government
is waiting for some effective demonstration
from the Indians, such rs the massacre Of 4
few dkknch fs women ana ehildrfr, before
nrotect;on sE1lolI THY ga i - ~ '"'