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cLosINe NAILS.
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4aily (now, , at 81 O'clock F. y. Arrives IL
fssss4h KS ssa sfS @!!,. Al - !.
tonte. Mail closes ak1R3Na
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Wed,nesdsy and Saturday It o'closkf: NJ
Rcd Winfsso Wino.sa:4kL istsss ss ssans:a.r
Saturday and at6e0aoleek "A Nj. Arrives Thur
day and Monday 1t 6P. n. This rome aup-
plies allway Offices on the flyer. Nall 9RiessS
Pt 3 Sslpek The PTeyion; evening ..Is, 1T re
sy- =. s.es:s.z 80 e}ae.s
closes ct o'clock the previous eveni5e. 17ss
Red Wing To- 1eAeppsoenAQ fo4sea- nasl.is
AqndAyat.S efleek a. NJ Arrives TueedeI,et,
o'clock i. N. Mail closes IT e'c5oeks
the4 Rsexi.as Asening .srs;; sasz-sgKaDA
- Remember f6st all msiI sRe&ter6 - ID,
cent to any part Of thd United States must s.
3sggppsl:a estalszspGAA KMF
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counts nothing. and - lost 70 The sender.
u. c. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
Il Rcd Win0 ,Ianuarv IL 1Rko
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b QocAs1oxALLY,F cuR. AT hTssK.v.FShy-
one years ag"onsthez22d of5Apvn, four,men,
thres' white and. ono, blatk, were hI,nsoiti
Baltimore Nd: on tie same Z 2Hcaaold br
murder. On the 18th of April urGm no
men are. I'd 30 hang together in Baltimore,
three white ar&one Hact, fer the ,sams Of.
tense Gr.pbfel, Cory a.d Crops arc white,
and Gyphus black The last four have ad-
dressed : joint letter; to the sheriff request.
ing that they may not be hung in z,shrouds.
The Sheriff grants the request.
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erAns exchange paper SAYS that th1 girls
are sddott npdpc .h&bs6esjpLso a PITTS
Of Pennsylvania. that they Sometimes take
up with printers and lawyeps.i.ya .js5@5s
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seass-3-vva5'E lstsgd'Essy =e1-oEsF .yy5us1
Attention to Is. the use Of the singu.
!; (;
friend, : saran.' whose princi-
raj :Jt1ailty'' IS g" pens1ane' for chat Ian
X; :s'i 81 s ~ rs |6!&sy' II
bordering ueon y ,sag Id q would have
written this, whole paragraph in "French, ;,
had it not been that have already exhaust.
cd my stock Of French words) pointed out
thsffe. that .. BELIZE. a,i1nifea a
40 M ~" This Specification impsess 4 me
7 fh 4. t;me = flor ~ Fj0d 1Ft1b",
is usually 4 qua!ifying word, and has abou,
" many ss6;f:calioSs;s IS TIC word Hum
hery, depending upon wkatieik Resigned
toiqyafa AL wohhhsh sr6' hot a ali
hofe than ar men ato abssa.px" although
p:'taps ISL ;'apl''
refer qr'llepd the .saxant,,.'; to hiadctienc
asy,' before he settles odowaeapod tthe! rsdl
Specification Of the wotdai:ean i,ae .siags:
y'Asswe (youl vii, plesse< ssxeuso the pro- pro-;
o';ssoxs Sss Of TIE singular and plural mum!
Ies 2 IS s. Ills IS a$fesss.tie. eopsig
qad the as60fe And were 81 sqb.cri7
biNis, s.sams. Madam, Runpr'l sailed by
9'ar, Window And y she. did serve noticed
apisxRreasise wiek of herr right sye, and ID
agni6 CAN'T sinoysnieat over hstaleft wing
which indicated that The heads II the de-
partments had held consultatidoai s, tserd tie
aforesaid and AFTER deliber-
ats dsiberation had Concluded t 10 conc en-
t Tas' the b'aed skill Fl Itha whole &C.
9'ty' IN an article eetly denying 1.-THE ground
work Of said vommunieasioa. and backing
TIE same ~ thsiyighatures Iqf kushdpersens
whosofverae;ty it isysuppossds will iiotsbs
~Qunets intosl' 1Ans We haveItos sayo Is, that
the Best thing they could sdo Would u. e
observe most sls 5N ii these.. i pre .no
issS 1he ns1t bss ~ th'Spg xGp|d s. ADOPT
the course already indicated |bpt thin cepFse
win be open te<thee objection sthatzitiwoula
,odffrn'' the lib saspiciod: that sthSs Aforesaid
'orier,;is inclined to. be- yct1ni.t, ~ and, that
whenever ahyohezof:ths & cla.s' is 'ka,tty, 81
there VIII IS 1 disposition on
liz part q: thn entire IX NJ ir cnnc Z g,
TSS a!,n sz.'af so u s4s3"I ..f'ls:s '>ff"l
' ~ s.i 1855 lnis, sid. .iaa:nfr3tah $40 =,
We care not wht4 at, course is adopted, for
We have eettled down eintoIthe firm. oonvic.f
lion that when any, I" Rev. d. Dr.; who, ad-.
'er.ises himselfla :. Professor Of Bellies Let
ters, '','dispi.ys his un.ssuming piety" and.
@sane' Scholastic attainlnents;,' d did our 1i
= Professor Of such g piety;' and IF thokc'
r ..l'n. ",'t vii be,,ao sin, in good
bis: eyes.:t iii Very respect fully. f,ef,lisls
;3aI,f sIa;l. tar. WARREN BRISTOE.. Il
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:. Gen, $, B. Qlmstead, of Fort, Riplev.s who
has been associated with Messrs. NorthruI,p1 .
Stone and Irwin. in, removing the steamboat
Aps. .Norfmup''' from the Mississippi to
Red River, arrived IN .thfs city Yesterday dil
rect from The present. scenel Of operations Ia
the meath of the Skeyenne. III Gen, Dlmsted
aeftsRed River onthe 25th,of, March; 1T th.it
time large portion of the machinery and
necessary wood work and lppber had lbse,,,
transported ia, the River. . A part eoiythe
lh1seay machinery ef..he boat had been de,
tfai1ed distance q eighteen miles from tie tue
mouth IF the Sheyenne,. while 4 division 81
the patty were engaged IN ,Jjit foiad:
tDut!thi0 work hadd been Accomplished, and
there wassa good road over the isveltcoan.
try flomthG machinery to- the river, when
Gen, O. len ;ihsteEc or by the arss Of April,
thertf9re, there Was iue doabt Of the safe. ar
fival nt1he Steamboat On the I- banks 'q IF tb.e
she meantime, M h..ssiosng; morse morse If
little Falls, Morrison county, With . ,psar:y
,of fifteen mechanics, has beer bpsilYY engaged
al work on the iiql of the steamboat .sPio..
Fneer, % as It is-propesed, we believe, to cali
the new s&eaner.a f;!r siiz91nHfgo itiha t.Y!
Gem, !Olmsteid saga THE mechanics are
very positive the work will be ,aceep plished,
and the boat, ready TO- start on s!first down
ward trip, about, the middle Of May. Max
has No doubt That the steamer will Be ready
for its first lyoyagee the first week in Junre. .
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. 9h'iFhTThE1N!4sVJ;y,

'pes ""Jt0G J ne oaer1tti was OTttevcd to sum
,nor''serenty Ave Talis,nen, 4+om whom d
tho nextcday sti two. more swSest III
sslseisd,' and seventy five more Talisa nl,err
*er- oit4ea they VWc we're a'a nloally IL 'id ;s
qdabd, in Il bayiins formed I z
o 81 q y hsYings bis rs T H. JUICE a.
e,aea tttpat toT peresaa to sympathize NH
either Party Unqualified him n, asjarymaH
Nearly All expses4ed themselves oas aha~in,
athias infsvsI o5ahe dsend.nt,o;i Ie;drafo1
bHowhq gdeh : 'SSIl, ooobt.inssd, x6 56ai Vtb Ii,
gets lie cas Ii ths aP Piss Is, Woulid
. 81 tie iqdsnssR st. h'sh nipdea dis,
ee5gec,ns man u iefimpossAhql say ;.huf~s
c,p SEQ Aopsactical result: sfi su:hazulin;g
that aJ>nos'besrssasaut; > tox mo-, intsi!igen,
|puioniq tAsaDtsts;dt Of C6luntia,, has ha1;ii
Learn most ofths p.tt,eaissfaa ot'tNis case
Through the Press &C., and s man H that 81. I
80 fsathsd can Hep having f %. wy , .,
th e ptht G h That Tint ito sympa.hize ri.hane
Or the Other party lisa bias. The result il
that none bat;the mist iguosaatj d, 1t least;
tho most haartsass men can serve IS; 9nso'
rat prospects efl VA Il Ep rope, Il. 81 is:
'ensd y come proposition, for = settlement
one 81 xhic l' y 4 general Europe.a Coogre,.
to be held at either lendos OF Berlin. AN
parties however, continue It'd augment thei,
military stDngtt.' Five millions Of soldiers
nowco".t;tuts. the standing armies IL Ed!
rope. We don't believe that III these jpbts.p.
ata.ion. vim given up without being u, ,td
IS reported that he British Minister. e &
Nl i1s'r ST. VIM, Gore; oasley, has out,
witted oar Governpent, And ebtaiaeda bar.
gain forthis Government more advant.geous
than ours, and that our Government wa
about y protest againstit IND send u large
naval force T. tilt station The latest ..
p Is! howevs,, s tilt The British treaty 8
precisely the same d ours and wa.. mad.
With the faa knowledge and consent Of ou,
aoystnmene.I It! o'saa sLs,t.a sfEa--lsoesl
olAspecial sessiion icf Congress ii is sid
Willie lcaAsd: III N51emabt.esr. 'fs 2- -. s:3.&
..orn Il 8. sevJsr.y Republican i, ~. q: s
Senators ''s!t ty:ns out 70 b large slave holde,
THEN south. .sf9elis; u,.itsSes;
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no ROBERT LANDERDAEE-Y ARE
i hereby aotiica thatH sssffh btKt;achment
has been issued against Feu, and your properly
hetty a,nohntinesto tw1nty lfonr IS -lSO dollars.
Now unlcss yon shall aprcar, bsloss A.iG. Lit.
tleheld,'a Jnstieo 81 the feace ina and fof, said
county, at.h o,ilee IN tie city, % Rcd Wing,
on tho 2;l day of May, A. D. 1889, ct 8 o'clocl;
in the forenoon Of said day, jadRMenti Will BE
a ~ IT. s ssss tnd yoar PFoFty sold
;A' 4e9s as;'i 4; s f 1s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09
STRUCTURE or er1iESlKrER1OitU or
EHE RARfAg;fretnn

It's was4( Known that che upper struct,u,e
of the earth is coa.posedn sof1numcrous com.
pounds Of matter, differing essentially in in
ividualquaanies; but edItdgethtr, BY
mechanical and schemical agency.a These
compounds az l rs!Ss92lyable, under powerful
action, into fifty-four elements, or si1t1p:c
substances, entirely distiHct fdiiii each other
and naturally incapable Of anion.y o In their
combined asormetheEl constituents series of
strata ascending from certain depth in the
earth in layers, stho lowest, as the most hn.
cient, resting ON primeyal rock, called by
biologists the floor. What may, be- tie char
acter Of the matter beneath, forming the in
terror Of the planet cannot possibly b4 ascer-
tanned but it'ais conjectured, eas ;al conse-
quence Of the great law of;gravitation; that
it must undoubtedly be more ponderous and
more Condensed. he internal. heat, too is
supposed to be much greater than that, which
pervades the upper matter; and Humboldt
considers it toincfeays In tie descent 10 ra-
|pidly, that ata'dsptha s5fi thirty miles from
the surface, granite. the least impossible Of
substances, must be ina as state Diffusion. The
strata Of rocks present lnequivocal evidence
|DI h.ylqg been . Yat9r,
as ashs me ~, v''6a ,Ss5 S! one over che
remainsz i, Thestrata of Extraordinarily ex.
coed twelve miles in depth, and frequently
sre DC mhore than tRteo, the Structure Below,
Supporting this pondcrotis mass, benS :oatund
TO- be wholly dnstfatitied:1sfg III teslT ioEf
-e-l..!ase@.-- --tI esW ela!it
|sf' I'HE CArHoIlC.i fifRRAnenY.LRfcn, the
Mftrspalitanef 0asA5lic ..dlmoaac, I,wet,icasn
that .lhfEe arc sesens pr1vintes il the Uli,i-
led Sta:es-Daltimore 5Gincinnatti,. New! Or
LEAPS, Aew,.l ork. Oregon San, Francisco
|aA1d s., Louis: These proyjnees are spbdi-
yid.d into dioceses ana vicafias5ess .Vpostoiic.
|Ofhe latter there Ore oily IN, Two, (East FIR.
ida and the ln,;ian ri ftitorY cast efo Tho
Rocky Mountains ino~ occdpied by Bish.
|opsr fa' ph,tsbsso q liver taeh psovince AN
pa rchesshop praidld, who is falsuohsallan fi q
|diofese-7for F'xampae,1 Archbishop Kenrick
presS.1ies oyeE ths diosese ,of Baltimsre. ~
Ihs!e ere tsn R!Yheps 81 aorijutq.s u the
Iix ii, New e,rle,ns S,Gkt IL IL Nsw :.York
two ii Oregon ons I'D Sa SD rtai,ecniscd and
SEVEN III st. louis. III wh6le humber oi
Arohbieh4s fsnd g Bishops inV the 4 tJt,ited
States is fifty. sht 10 ono sti o, i,snbai
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9TH. whentke ssdd:bcco,hes fully ,bladk
and ripe strip the leaves by hand or withs
site; prepared for that purpose which liz
better;. then cat Off The tops below the ..l,,
per joint, as all, above ,jniures the syrup !;
then cut the standing stocks and grind, :, -
5th. Cane should all b. cut rs soon as IS
ripe, as It Injuries ~ standing Keep II Clean
from dirt reject III green sdScoof stilkssn-
II you hare much to work, you had better
commence . soon 81. few shSads begin to
tsrn dark. Is il will then make good syrup
although i will not grain v11Ull n6tilripe, and
On carly beginning will ensble iyod't1 work
MP yorr cans before it freezes and s6tirs or
soars standing. which it willdo ifopesnittsd
70 stand long after tits ips..inl,i} ii anto;
:6th. The working Of early planted cane.
with good season, may be cowmfnced BY
the first of September, when ). everything
should be in readiness. Il may b kept
safely for weeks aftar it IS cut, il protected
tran freezing by covering with sti3afw; ifrs.-
guent freezing and thawing spoilS1 IT !! Sin
any ease, il must be cut before heavy ifrosts,
as'thsy will cause II to sour. ati asa .,oidg
-t"' ~ GENERAL RsxAaxs.i sob" %
The manufacture Of syrup and sugar from
me Chinese cane is 10 rs infancy iii the
Caited States, and IS an art requiring as
much skill and experiences as the manu!ac-
turc in the South. Hence the necessity OF
the utmost care at every step sI}aope9.f
Lwould respectfully caMtinn any one who
has not had any, or but little experience in
tho business. against ventnring largely into
il at Arst.. A man had better 7" learn the
trade before he sets up business" have
steam and ot6er snc,r and syt,,n r,..,,fscl
;nr;no vorks ana Know what IN v.StA ..i, sna
No., = nso,.,..:as ..'s ~ "' s''.
Nv" :. p'cpv' ..'', ",'o ss'sue: sno s.uo: anu
60" Is ~" III; ".se,.on' .ncn ~ ''''cs!y
'I1 c c.. ~, w. sisu ~. y
49,. @ u &C. w. s ''.',n:o ~; Ioelsye
oe,". 9.neo;p Hv's 49, ~ 1919 s.s. ;n
so"o'.s Sssls.y .pys. .hys stnsu
s.n"uat = sSun nki " We o4''le4s: = loEs !
W ".se l" "e'sI.u q XII lv'ny toes.nel 1"a
81 o"e o. ~ pas r. 'l: P1" Ss ana otneI
n.soss..y ~" 80 ~ A"vu spo
.v, 1". am 'v ysne ~ .n's
1S.o Ok d"Il III. s.ch ap;sa en- ~. ,osL III,
:. ,hem.alvss .,,h;c1, ,v;iio M ;nt.rcero ~.
.ar;.iiv nth .ha;,. .nshs, an h.,s;nsss !
.....'ii c,-.,.s. $40 ~. -. .nsii e...:.n.
su ."'t -, ~, s ";,y IN Iue vtIIcS
" W.; NV ~. I I,p. 49, ~. .SfsS ~
- = ~ NJ! Iyss ~
amoens ~ WI g 81 IL sua..sy4 Gu: I
ono ohr.n !ess pow ~. ,;,"a "Peu 'nioue
com 'p" t' '9 |5', P' '.e' ,, ,,'':
HEDGES rArESr EvArohAr4No fAR:. ~
Experience has shown. That The. r ,,ad
evaporation If juice Ii absolutely necessary
10 ensure entire success, and The HrD uoIs,
PATENT pAx, with The utino. { ease. reduc11sa
10 sy.up 81. ssn1ar four eallcnsc 81 h,ios I,,ier
square foot, Dor hour. to Wit nan s, he.
long, 21s ksst wide, will refuge Sd: ea]lons
of juice per hour, af,i to- s2gaisib adj =
This pan uses vastly less' fuel for .he, s.me
work than pan. upoa any other dian. ana
will n ouirc but very few bricka.s
A cleansing pan, Is NECESSARY, which may al,
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49, Tbs Jssper County (Ioxlal .Frsss R,s,s
sath Inst aconsiderable exoitemeat pre- vails
atI Spirit Lake, arising ftemo fearof the In!
dams iia Of whSd been, Arrested but
.fteFwar 3D. eAsa a.si j. thAt 'tbe IS:
dians now laxking o. about, ia fthat. vicinity.
are 81 portion, oof1 lnkpadutah'sb hand nRho
were engaexdf intthe massacre solne eifhteen
months AGO w Supp tie government
is waiting for some effectivvee adeinonst ration
from the Indians, such Us the massacre or .
{ f. 81 Sse ssseii &c 6 Iyt.7s s e.
nrotect;on lsi1Io7I :TTi1Iad Hu - / ~ ''''
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REFEfeEE'S SALE.

NOTICE is .nERRb Z GIVEN THAT ~
~ virtue. OFFS dccfctal. order. and Judgment
pf.thc Justice Court tho county Of Goodhue,
State Of. Minnesota. in the suit Of Miles Prince
Plaintiff nna 9i Hsss Me r a, an. and
to the highest Mdder for cash: 81 the front door
sssf{ slais5a{& the Z fS,45S s dasS8x rs
property Ih raid county, TO- wit: Tho north
b q. the southeast quarter. and the south
township ono hundred and twoivc north, range
ffeesn west, OF 80 much thereof ,ts my u nee
essnry to pay the said judgment and costs
a,a M RS rs Sss MI %Ss St TIC
:veEsttAesA, HAhh3Frlss 4&k3IssSS'ysbA
ii ;, 4 PLAINTIFF am /, Attorney. .ps-wt
81 JUsTIC!E!l's: s. NOT |I ~
! 7aSTATE OF MINNESOTA,l.5 eg5 a,.,+3
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ss5 ~ .es u a. 8 2,
Rcd Wing Lodge No. Is, Of the above messed.
ordak. bold thar neenlax weetipea exexx Ines<,
Day EVENING, Ct * O'Clock, q. Unity H1Q 76of
Of b'Pfd tlfF1f'. ',JlRrf ,Gt1ollIkIcH
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asssot" i'as doubtless .eq,sred, ii common
with many Rcd Wing MJthodis.s, that habit
l0f egotismm which 2shables them t. tel and
boldly sssl tat 70 man, ,v Woman Or child,
|ean ~ unless A.: she, q i, fqbsists s., upon
|thAt excellent quality Of the milk Of human
kindness''a which aoHs tom, the bosom ,oi
tAsirss orderH a1sv sassEE .5ig4.nstso
- Iwould easl your attention. I'd ostt.intotlher
whispesinss Hof "Mad.na Rumur," from j
feertaM quarter, u the end that the Aforesaid
|colnmdnication i an stack Upon tie "Meth.
dift Church and lie g liaihline unHy,e,rsi.
~" Tbs Flaalor IS without Su,''d.tiop, M
LESS less the iAenept,s Of our : Professor d
|;lselles ,lettEesT BIZ an; embodiment ef that
GhuEehland University ;, /: !Mnchlgood uaybe
said 81 thcms bothe;, bot. to claim that isithe.
Of their, nder.Iihsi administration ofztha,
|" Ptokssqr" is h1es from CRITICISM l.. askina
!. Ito 'too mo: much of human ,,a.dro .zt,as.
wish to al your attention . one to,ihsa.
|pa.tsrt (. v b! s ] should consider would b
IhA1|y worth neptioaipg. Ysrs il no, for the
fact tthat there ass sdtae among NJ who thava
!" FrehcA' nerves; 'that.aro. sapablesof .bsinf
fshocksd' ssThis fact win sivefit significance
Iand inpolt.t,ess rofsra To- several ti;po.
lrsphicat Errors ubhn I'D lses 8,
Iths aloiesaid conmaunnica. Che 81 thosts
errors consists 81 the us al H., rs g a.!!
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''''''s'7 9 tommnia.1p,aiseasted:]' aoisH99o
THAra ofakR FiRlqlflsxa ,I1 IErc q

\ .yh'fqn1y7 hns R1D, Wza april s;ns5gat
Q Mn &ozfoI - Rashdr3 THAT, lying "sods
dess 'ethatt f1its, shout ID bon 4hswihds,of this
tumuttaoas world; hath whispered In ,oaf
ears Tia: ( tsrtafh other '.:Pioissss65r in ths
Hamiine9 pnitersisy has priohoaanocsd se i.
tfnss e e de:th qpon } nss 8 account Of tha,
most scfndalou* communication, that. :. a. }.
pa.red in. the, columns of! your, paper list
week touching the, peculiar style of ,. divin-
ity'' OF . csrtainy" Doctor in this city, ;49d
.sl'did not design to appesr again through
tho press, but this sentence 81 death is such
convenient peg on WHICH toih.pg q few "
pertinent observations, that I trust you viii
pardon me q deyoting ~ thai purpose. :.
i: ! do not profess TO, BE- Professor q q
Law e but |. lawyer BY, profession ). and !
have acquired that particular frailty Of mind
that - 80 apt to grow ooutl d: The Habit: o.
special pleading, and thete6+e|I cannot avoid
regretting that' the prSessor's has lei. this
sentences s'g Il dsath envelopea il g much sog
and uncertainty, s@;, asI ,'''' ~.
There es<so many kinds, eof4 death. 70
which poor, ffail humanity is heir to, that !
am somewhat iat losgerhsads in trying 70
determine which kind is intended. There
is the spiritual death the moral death The
physical death : III; professional death ard
the p political ; death either u .pefx6itil
to de..b, would F,,sIldl ,y1 III.
T existence y p b. enjoyed only upon the
condition ' Of swallowing our P;sessser d
BsUs'* 1stsrss" Why then I wopld rrst<r5t
Gle thaE death-.-ths sooner the;batter,: and
.ffaaks pleasure. in Informing tho otter
,Professor,'' through you. MI. Editor, tiia.
have salFe.dy died lie political death l1tha,
il was one Of lie most peaceful, aud a &c.
and placid death, that eyer witnessed, and
THAT have been in Z state Of happiness eve,
Esince.. 500 daefit 'ud ,s,io e:.v E,uGt5r!
lsolstand most'iniawe offthe physical death
Because bei6g mofs or less imbued Within
principles II Christianity, i have asc;qairec /.
certain degree q abh6rrsnce Of sduels!; an and
not being stick!ers iorp Southern, chiy.lrv
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09


We hasst ssdSiStdIa citddhr ssomt Gates.
Warren T. Co., ofsChie,go, maSasctdTefs
and dealers in Ill kinds of ,u.Aehinneyr.y., and
hard ware. in relation y, their app.rAra. for
grinding the cane, and evaporating .hs,j Juice.
We select from IT tho 1lbllowing suggest
ions in relation to- growing the eens,g and
manufacturing syrup and sugar They Ire
from the pen of ". ,llsdyos. 4 farmer Of great
experience in tho matter, and rwho has ~
tanned the first premium ia Illinois ind WIS
consin AMI Illinois, for thu best Sorghum
AMI Is s s5isn.s n, tshsSs =,
1t will be noticsd that the soil II Goolhuo
county ia particularly well zatlapteal tosthe
growth u the cane ~ ,t .', 90 ; : .;4 I 4,
lst. Select the highest aud d:ys,t land.
bordss,ags upon sa.d, .ssast.ses as1 asoid
II much as possible the black prairie muck,
which grows large, c,5arse cane, not yery
sweet, and il later in ripcning. A'' 49,
I'd. Flow deep and ridge the same as fbr
corn plant on tho ridges FROM 8 TO 3,S feet
each way. il being less tsoubls 70 tond ,har
when drilled, and will produce as much
jnice sl,1 y!b!i lii baa hoE, .a:grI4
81. Soak the ssed in warm water until
shout ready to sprouti; plant ~ early as che
ground will admit, and not LATER thaa last Of
May; cover from, ! to q 0f an, inch deep. :,
cultivate two plants TO i hill allow It to
stool all it will keep it clean until about
three feet high, wl'cn it will take sars oft!
49, 4 y ~, he ia.