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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22

VuSr received. By ssesser JoAa A. Flsher, n .eae
81 FEFT pNf<st y PINE FLOORING. ID cas- BE
seen az ths warsAeess e d. PARISH Co.
octlsa Cs1isEs Street
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GiDrrD Siablfs.
AT THE LETlATHAN STABLES.
LIYI,KY STABLE.

xKTa T. WRlGHI 6-CO., Guild respect ~
w fully ialoral tll- cltlzeuE ~ Nashville kS-2AN
and lie nubiic generally that ihey have ~
ourcases tAs xclIk uoNh Livery sulbie and the stocs
nd axtures foru erly occupied ~ AnJ fhiiipss or
Marx Z street irs tbtioN lie square.
Ne have drst-rate or ana hox-staiis 10 acconrnc-
tats Growers aud al oar friends WHO may favor VI
~ith their patrDuaee.
i.r ,,rscl &c 10 satisfact iOn n al eases
"A. tavea large uusubcr of .lne saddle Horses and
a.. Hussies - alre atat times
rhsfsrtls ~e 80 a vtlutcud belu EzurPassed 81 au
stable "a the southern country. Cvme along and sc
for yoursglKeA- . . -
fes1-iy AA 7. hHlVhi w.
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llrw firms.
New Firm.

TNHE mdersE ncd have this day associated them
selves together under Iiic nrm OF AisCliER
CHEAIHAN a BROTHER, Tor the purpusc Of transact
ing a Liquor and Miue Cigar ana lob scco business,
similar rNcFs rcspfc, a. that carried Oh by their
predecessors, Williamson q ,hpatuam, aud hope by
str.c attention 20 buslCss Co merit continuance Of
the patronage LbcrIy extended a. that concerA.
Nashville July On, 1853.
ARCHER CHEATHAM,
iulyS-tT JOHN l.. CuEAIHAM.
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GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Turbine and Reaction Wa
ter Wheels;
Tobacco X Lard Presses;
Water and Gas Pipes Re
torts and Gas Works
Castings;
Rolling Mill Machinery &
Blast Cylinders;
Gin Machinery, Cranks,
GudgeOns, Skating &c.
: of Patterns of SDur and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22

DLAS1ER will be carried from the celebrated PIas
l. ter " Orks of Virginia, To ChatianOC ga ana Dali
ton aud stations the + Tenn. and Ga r. J.. SIX
dollars per ton Of 1000 lbs.-to NASH lie and all
ti0ns on the Nashville ana Chattanooga K. K. al nine
dollars per ton OF -0LO lbs. Also to Iu Gambia,
stations east OF fustumbia, on the Memphis anc
Charleston road, at dollars per ton, Mem
phIs and all stations west o. 1usCumbia, at w civ e
dollars
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9oteIs, Sc.
BROADWAY HOTEL,
Nashville, Tennessee.

ACTON YOUNG. Superinter dent ass
THIS House Is beautifully situated on Broadway
Il Convenient 70 the Railroad Depots and steamboat
La dings sepl4-1m
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dissolution.
DiSSOlNIiON.

"a HE coparmership heretofore existing between
TIE undersigned WAS this day dissolved by mu
tuai ;1usen Mr.. ARR Blows, sr., having purchased
Of "a. BROWN his entire interest,". The business Will
be continued the old stand under the rm style OF
RAINS, tRowS y CO. 7. b. RAINS,
J. W Known,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22

Rates an cents per 100 l6s bet,reen Nashville and
hnO1Uale and Stations on The East Tennessee and
GeOrgia RdtirOad.
FIRST CLASS, sixty cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, sixty cents per 100 rounds.
ThIkb CLASS, Forty seven cents per 100 pounds.
FOUhTH CLASS, Thirty tive cents per loo pounds.
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c 4 Il ID.

TIRE subscriber informs his trends and the public
generally that lac ,h the day sold out his entire
q crest lu tuc concern ol WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAM - JOHN l.. CiiEAlHAM. In withdrawn. from
tIe busurrs hG would rec ccuuly tender his warm
est thanks o. all LIS numerous friends who have 30
lab ra.ig extended their patronage g. The old con-
ceTu and Suiyis iru IA them cuutnuance uf the
Co Il Succt ssnrsgvuticuCn Ia every respect enti-
tee 10 the AlE hest confidence. Nashville july q. 1893
ALENAN DER WILLIAMSON
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Stationary and Steamboat
Engines and Boilers;
FIGURING and Grist Mills
and Mill Machinery;
Circular, sash and Nuley
saw Mills;
Sugar Mills and Corn
Crushers;
Cast and Cut Geering for
Cotton Mills;
An extensive catalogu
Devil GeerlDg, Pulley S, b
elect from
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Dissolution If COparlnership.

II HE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu
tuai consent ule cuIatTtuership heretofore con
Quoted uuDcr ta.hrm Ui WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM
Alexander Williamson uuyuE sold out las entire o
teTest iu sala concern 10 John l.. Chcatham
Nashville, Jul! 9th, 1859.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
AllOHlK CllEA IHAM.
, 1859-06-09
M RE TO BE ADMIRED
1T1 THAN TIE
RICHB ST DIADEM
Worn By Kings or Emperors.

What7 Why Beautiful Head Of Hsix.
Beeaass l. The o;nan.ea. FOL D.". ,:nt"'rt for Il
g t:sih : ~ = p,l. he stESn "f {, sSs<:
siIt I ,p:taEed M s;.y. es;"rs WI Is scT:
~, aa ~ ~. m:T ~ %., r.ot @ h 1
secure r. I'll seh N ornament: Real The ,!oxak aud
1asaf .stx: !h' writer Of Ss af'' Is a' celebrated aa
NV .Yosx, April 18th. 1sss
the obligations under Tor he erc resso.loo of ny
hair to is original covr at,ut The ac of my a1ry7i il
lie lie s7pss se'
he: a;a tsaas.sss yenE Kt.sc,.ve
=" 1'' '<& - ''a!s 5. II! TR!i1RzRa.
-D1eh Il 5Gyllsty1:t:~
Pm, {, Te; %:15 u Sas.a sIset Ap!.l ls.h. ~
6oe sf s44 is9 k:sta;ss as:a =, ID 4
fs.s u IFS rha eene!naed . y her ha 4a
xslS pesfonaed tSas ~esest 10 sste. ut by tnsn
i sss &C.: :;
Pm xoep-yS ee5fdese: asa1 ~ Z r; !esos:s..4
~ 1ss R.ssiss Sssos ~ t.s ;isas I'd
%nssaen r. 7n,sa :e5e % aeo* whs hsve gradually Eo~s
y. . iaer za.uEi eolot ais II r:eees
6 q sso .a4 s*y P a. :. xTRY
AlnnI "a nd tglanx gay Il vss ss secomnx lad, ssd
yoal Restorative + Januay Isl. fs~ appleiions -.
a1s*a sS Il a' ESQ., &c. e y sp ~ Sns e {
fasy Fesk1sds II original eetoE heath atd sps1aes,
4.d c4eAsa4H 1keaM1ntrM n4oee to IL
: Cke1xn. H.. Asy l, laR. !. D. HoES
1hs Reaosattve put up tn hottiea At th1ea nuz II.
h19A n1edn11 md sznalI bs szoA hata tan paaf md
rssasia fer one daaaF boe The medium holds i as
tenEy Pr oet. Eofe 10 proportion thAn the az VtU
fH sNo doafs per Lose ii 7rxe holes 9at 5s7, "
CENT mots IN p1upors!un aad r,a.s IT srs~ tMtars
y MOOD ~, P'vp1s t. 'ott " CS.aNK5. Nv
md IL Market IT., st. LoHIs. No.
And satd By Ill good druggists mi faaey t3oods Dees
zpz5m
, 1859-06-09

4 P1KE's PEAxKn~ Coxnirs Sr1c1pE.-4 r.
turned Pike's Peaker, SAYS the Rock Island
R<gistt7 Of the 7th inst, who: waa broken.heart-
cd By his i'll success in tho pursuit Of gold, COM
tnst*ed suicide on Saturday last, by jumping
from The Minnesota Belle, short distance below
Auscatine,
, 1859-06-09
MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING

By experienced pessoHs, aad saa3EaeA61 Farsntsd-
RUENETS nLEAcHED AND PRESSED In TIE
BEST NANMEK.
Our goods at nd deaitahle and VII Be kold It
prtee. as rr.scnatke ~ aay sto.e IN TIT c4ty-
Ladies urasc 1aypx NEh Gail haGofa purchasing e1se
wssere. MI MRS. y. T. CAEa,
r q, liex &c. FornseEjy Niih FIX & Ripley.
my*ll1stI}A
, 1859-06-09

O'CLOCK unhl midnfgat. ne nrst came from the
east, "laa anu soeet ngt'alnG. III WIS out pas'
wren seconu eanle up rpm Inc nol1n, bringing
myr1ads of hailstones and torrents 81 ram, bat
turing and acssrcEing Vegetables, r1ddI1ag win
dows. earring OF fenees' capssz3ng hen houses
tearing up trees, ana lighting tue WORK =, Of = De
sheet lightning Ihis was making grand Il
male, when storm third rushed up from the west
pouring out sheets Of rsin, like Erca1 billowJ
rivers. and bringing still more vivid lightning
with stunning thunder.
Since writing the above wa learn that there i:
and that the damage to growing crops is very
serious.
v1,01,,1a po11,to-
:! 4 1.4aes'
lion. John n. Bolts has published long card
replying Ill detail to the scarrlsouS and m3l,g
nan,!y personal attack recently made upon hiu'
, 1859-06-09

The princtpal oPer.ter II the pelivfEy depart
Va, is slave, owned by the proprietor Of the
paper, who only requires him 10 perform that
service each morning. He is a very intelli ent
fellow, and has invented O new method for mail
ing papers, which is decided improvement OIL
former uodtS
, 1859-06-09

Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Trochss.
Bronchial Iroches.
Bronchial Iroches.
Troches.
Troches.
"Prr&niAsnuY the t.st and hest"
REV. HENRY WARD BEECuER
~ racammend their uss to Putl1c Speaker.
REV E. H. CnAPIS, NEW YORK..
~GFskt serslcs In subdunk Noanr3c.,."
REV DANIEL WISE. NEW YORK,
II hAvo psovsd than excellent Tor Whoopnz C,2tb.
REV. h. ". WAlsAES. BOSTON.
"ofeat benefit In adect!"us Of the Ur,nelzl UrsanA"
DIR. J. F. ". LANE BOSTON,
~ amp1a and elegant combination str Coughs. de-"
DE- G. r. DlGELoW. BOSTON.
"csot,ln no Opium Or anYthinx .ntorous."
DR. 4. H. HAYES, CHEMIST. BOSTON.
aver bsne6dal In clear nx the threat Hatn compelled -
speak though suffering from Told"
REV. .. J. F. ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS.
~ heast51J unlts In the above oommcDd1&ian."
REV. II. SCHUYLER ST. LOUIS.
II friend having tried many rcsneses for Asthus1w
benent, found relief ffu1 the feoehcs-"
REV. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT, ILL.,
PENT TON Il co...
sftsIy-ea@ No. ~ Lake street.
, 1859-06-09

Drp @oo1s.
POP ULAR TRADE!
Cheice Goods at Low Pricos.
VIZ WILL. 1xNur1 or
Thursday, June ed, 1859,
ALAR0E ARRIVAL OF
g q MINI ER MANTLEs
BAREGR, dkc., &C.,
Comprising al tho
LATEST PARIS -voFEkTIEs.
Also, 4 supezt assortment Of
Lace Points and Lace ShaHls,
OVER 5000 PARAsoIs,
And SUMNER UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
RICE SILK ROBES,
For Fifteen Dollars.
booo Piece. PRINTED CHOCOLATE LAWNS
For SIX Pence.
FINEST QUALITY OF PRINTED cuALL1Es
For One Shilling.
MER1AAcK cocHEco PRINTS
For Ten Cents.
REGULAR TEN CENT PRINTS
For Slx Pence.
Extraordinary Bargains
ID * CLOTHS AND cAss1uEREs
Goods for B0ys' Wear.
VIE HAVE NOW II STORE
FOE FIRST CLASS CITY TRADE,
One orthe choicest a.ouaents In The United States Of
Rich Silks,
SILK ROBES,
Paris Printed organdies,
ROBES 4, DEUx JUPE,
| AND A. yOLANTS,
Rich Dress Gools OF cvesy description.
Fine Real Laces,
| superb Embroidezies,
Lace mantles,
Parasols, &C., &C.,
Of III. sfs ss 1Ss sfsass %
| In this city.
WE NOW OFFER AT
W h olesale for Cash
Ipcomparallg the best assortment in this ci.y Of
Domestics, Notions. &C., &C.,
Which We viii .el It icy pfes thaa b bought 70.
, 1859-06-09

AoHrt. GsrGdy County. Jurc s,h
Editors rrrss and Tribune.
Propose to make n brief reply 10 the strict
ures contained in your paper Of June 4tl, on
the Butter md Butter makers Of Illinois, at the
same time acknowledging your assertion to be
true to the letter, but giving what conceive to
be the reasons therefor. l a1n not at present
one Of that class, but have i" served my time "
ut the business, and know how it ought to be
done, mud what circumstances and surroundings
arc necessary 10 the making Of good article
In the first place it is t*<t4lial, that the cows
should feed on domestic grass The coarse
grass our prairics cannot gire that sweet, rich
favor TO Butter that food from cultivated pas
lures afford. This, not one Butter maker in
perhaps fifty can supply 10 his cows as set !:
this will be obviatcd in time pelhaps..
Secondly, it is Necessity to hare cool, clean
place to set the milk during the process of
raising the cream, and SO much the better if it
is near pure cold water. This, not one in
hundred on the open prairie can have, for the
great majority Of them, hare not SO much as
tree to shelter their dwellings and premises from
the scorching hcat Of the sun; and as for pure,
cold, running water, It is, in Illinois, among the
things "devoutly TO be wished for" but not often
to be obtained. And last, but not least, It is
necessary to the good excepting" Of Butter TO
hase pure. clear, healthy atmosphere, in which
to make it. Til. no farmer in this State, situa-
ted more than twcuty miles distant from Lake
Michigan, can have at al. Tor it is not to be had
The .niAstua u ifh whsrh thu afr,nxnhoro IF fho
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-08-27

i!tEv Insurance. Company. Iu-,t n
Among our new advertisements this week,
will be found that of an insurance company
just organized in Chicago, under the name
of the western World Insurance and
Trust Co.." with Capitol Stock of $780,
GEO. Among its stockholders, are some best
men men in the western States It is or
ganlzed on such a basis as will enable it to
compete successfully for the bulk of the in
surance business which has hitherto been
transacted with eastern offices. The Board
of Directors, is composed of the following
gentlemen, 0. KENDALL. Hon. GEo. H. HA-
zELroN, AMI BENEDICT, Hon. L. s. CHURCH
and CHAs. II. ABBOTT. The Secretary is
ALFRED EDWARDS, and brings to his work
the experience Of fourteen years in the In
surance business. GEo. II. HAzLEroS is
President. and CHAs. H. ABBOTT, Treasurer
men equally well known for their sterling
business capacity.
The agents Of the Company, in Red
Wing, are Messrs Brown and Betcher, long
and favorably known in this city as men Q,
excellent character and business capacity
We hope the company will. receive large
share Of patronage; for being comparatively
home institution, it amply deserves it.
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lLEGAL NOTICES..
s
MORTGAGE SALE.

fMORTGAGE SALE. t..,4.
tlXlDotanlt having been made in tho conditions
Of certain deed Of mortgage executed and de-
livered by Blizabeth Ann Sorin, by ierEattor-
both Of Goodhue coulty, then Territory (now
State) Of Minnesota, to Samuel 6helabargcr, OF
Springfield, Ohio, described in soid mortgage
deed by the name of s. Shelabarger, dated the
25th day of July, A. d. 1857, which mortgage
was duly recorded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds for Goodhae county. then Territory
(now State) Of Minnesota, on tho 2Sth day al
July, A: D. 1857, at s o'clock A. M, in Book
ssof MORTGAGES on pages l55 and I56, by which
deed OF mortgag &c the said Elizabeth Ann Sol in,
b., her attorney i'll fact aforesaid, did grant,
bargain, sell and convey unto the said Samuel
following described roal estate, situate in the
aforesaid county Of Goodhue, to wit: s:' iii
&" Lots two. ;(2), three cay and four (4), of
block three (3); and lots one az, two ~, three
81, four y, FIVE ~, six 90, seven (7), eight
(s nine (e), Of block tive ~, In spates - Co..
plat thereof on record in tho office. Of the Roe-
lister Of Deeds Of GoodAue county, Minnesota,
to secure the payment of seven hundred dollars
L 9700,O0), with interest thereon at the rate Of
thirty (3O) pcr cent. per annun, according to
the conditions of certain promissory note, for
of mortgage, and referrad to therein, said note
being due one year from it's date and bearing
interest at the rate aforesaid and whereas
there is claimed to be due on said prolnissory
note and IN rtgnge to said Samuel Shelsbarger,
at the date of this notice, the sum Of one thon-
sand seventeen and 71-1oo dollars, (sl0l7,7l),
and no suit or proceedings at law, or otherwise,
having been Instituted to collect said debt OF
any part thereof; sa; =@fa tas
Now, therefore, notice il hereby given that
under and by virtue of the power Of sale in the
said deed Of mortgage contained, ind Of the
statute in such cases made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed, by sale Of the
mortgaged premises therein and hereinbefore
described, at public vendue, to the highest bid
dor, in separate lots, by the Sheriff of said
Goodhuo county. at the front door Of the Office
Of the Register Of Deeds Of the said county OF
Goodhue, in the city Of Red Wing, in the afore-
said county of Goodhue, OH the Itch day OF
September, A. D. 1882. at 2 o'clock z. NJ, OF
said last named day, to satisfy the amount due
upon said promissory note and mortgage at the
date OF said sale, and the costs and expenses
allowed by law. ~ ~ %iH4 ds3s
SAMUEL SHELABARGER,
! McCLuSG q CARpEHARr, Mortgagee.
Att'ys for Mortgagee. l55-w6
! St. Paul, August s, 1859.
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MORTGAGE SALE

WHEREAS default has been made in the
VV~-rayment of the sum Of four hundred
and four dollars (s4o4 O0) which is claimed
to bedue at the date of this notice upon a Ger
tain mortgage executed by George Kirk Of Good
hue county Minnesota. to Thomas E. Bennett,
of Winona county Mimi. ,bearirg date the 10th
day Of May A. D. 1857, which was duly record
ed on the 25th day of May 1857, at o'clock
A. M. in Book Of mortgage deeds, pages
545 and SAG in the office OF the Register Of Deeds
of Goodhue county, and no proceedings at law
having been instituted to recover the debt So
cured by said mortgage any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of;s power of sale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to the statute in such
cases made and provided.
The premises described in and covered by
said mortgage to wit 's,rhe northeast QUAR-
ter Of section five in Township one hundred
and nine north Of Range sixteen west, in Vino
ma land District, MINI" will be sol d at public
auction to- the highest bidder, for cash,
to pay said debt and interest, secured by said
mortgage, and costs and disbursements allow
ed by law, at the front door the of Office Of the
Register Of deeds, in and for Goodhue comfy,
at Red Wing, in said county, on Thursday the
18th day Of September, AID. 1853. at ii o.
clock of that day. THOMAS E. BENNETT,
NJ. A. BENNETT, Mortgagee.
Dated July 25th, 1852 l55td.
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|GU4MONs.-state of Minnesota, Distric,
- Court, Fifth Judicial District, County Of
John W. Taylor, Benjamin B. Richards,
Charles A. Wilson.
To the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint of the above named plaintiffs, a
copy Of which is fled in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court in and for the county Of
on the subscriber, at his office in the city of
Winona, Minnesota, within twenty days after
the service Of this summons, exclusive of tho
day Of service: and if you fail to answer said
complaint, as hereby required. tho. plaintiffs
Will apply to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint. NJ. A. BENNETT.
Plaintiffs Atty.
august ~, 1852 159-w6
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NOTICE.
IN To all whom it may concern. The un-
dersigned will make application at tho next
termIof the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State of Minnesota, to be held al
Red Wing, in So id county, on the Sd Monday
Of October, 1859, for the vacating Of SO much
Of the town plat Of the town Of Wacoota, in
said county Of Goodhue, as lies easterly of me-
ridian street, in said town, being all of that
portion OF said town that lies in township No.
ll3, north Of range Is west.
EDWARD BULLARD.
Proprietor:
Dated Wacoota, July p, 1859. 456-tf
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. d..
erected weekly BY alo,.irs l. Sheldon wholesale aat
". ..a..I retail Merchants a1it
7r. .sa.. RETAIL PGiCEs. a.ss fr
s.FLOUR-6 O0y07 Cd yer Dbl. .. =
WllEAT-Fair Uuz0l IS per bush.
OATS 50lD5o cents Hcr bu3A.
be- TIMOTHY SEED 25raa2 50, per bush.
GLOVER SEED ooGD7 so per bush.
'rURNHP SEEDs-flfDSn per IT,
TOBACCO SEED. cents per
-iBEANS--1 o',aal 80 per bush.
BUTTER iof0i2M cents per b
EG6S-SOl0 cents per doZ. at
sUGAR-N. o., primes cts; refined 11@1:
ctas',cd and powdered Is. Ia
SIRUP-N. o., 80 cents; N. Y, syrup I.
cents; golden syrup 80 cents.
TEAS-40D5o, 65f075G0t 90; black 650l OF
COFFEE Riol5; Java 30 cents per Hb.
rGINGER-140ls cents per til. .,.a.
.PEPPER-l6020 cents per IT,. 4.
ALLSPICE--l602o cents per tb.
ClNNAMON-50G06o sents per H. s.
RlCE-r709 cents per til. - . -.s.i
STARCH-ll@l2@ cents per ib. ,t ..3l
SALERAT US-Babbit 10 cents per ft,
.SODA-l0 cents per itJ. is -syf;aa atr
CANDLES-Tallow 1875; Starr 20; Sperm
!eents per III. ,t ~ ite y, E,r1'r :"
soAF- Palm and Family 7@s@lo Erasive
= Sale cents per fb. 80
. TOBACCO-Plug ao.0!o; Fine Cut 400 80
moking 10@ld@20 cents per ib. ~!
SHOT-&010 cents per H.. ..s aaa5sI ~
Blasting, per kcg, S. 90; Rife
40l0SO cents per Hi.
PORK-Mess per Dbl. Is, o. /; per lib. 10 cents
POTATOES-5006Oy cents per bush: Prince
Albert, seed, 2 so. ,,a. ',aG'I
;rWOOD-2 OOper cord. gsstsG r5H
CRACKERS-Butter cents -Roston and
Soda 10 oents per ID.
HAMS-lO cents per III. 3sa-
SHOULDERS cents per it.
BEEF STEAK-1O cents per tt.
yINEGAR-20025c cents per gall, e
sA ALT.Cos %; Dairy 4 50 per Dbl.
ELU1D-6001l0 90 per gall.
TVRPENTINE-1 GOAL 2O.per gall.
olk-Iinseed IS; winter strained whale
and lard Is per gall. .Hl Z ..s's3off Ii1,.
WHITE LEADS 2502 so. liw eg."....I +.
sn5EET!N91s@1o0ll@l2 per yard.
uNbiEACHED SHIFTING i1@121@ cent?
HICKORY sTR1PE-lsx@15 cts per yard.
DENlMs-1a015 cents per yard.
PR1NTS-S01N012110 cents per vnrd. .ar,
TWEEDS-2a040 cents per yard.
CHECKS-14020 cents per yard.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cents Der ward.
CHALL1E DELAlNE- -2Of025 5ents Der ward
HOOPS-l5 cents per sett.
CARCET-4O@5O0750 90 per yard.
OIL CARPET-65 cents per ward.
BOOTS-Mens' Thick 5O63 SO; do. Cali
1890 w.. do. Brogans, thick, 5Or01 sh6
HESyt CALF sHoEs-1 5000 90 per na;rt
tAD1ES' SHOES-l 0O01 250l 50 per pair,
thousand. S 1''''3s PsA
SHINGLES Shaved 2 ooo2 Is: Extra 8 80
LATH-2 50 per NJ. W.
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. o M e CoLU M n

Late Papers. '--',E#z2 @Is 4,ae aga
We acknowledge the receipt Of = bundle
Of late papers, for which Geo. s. Pierce Esq.
Of the steamer Key City will accept opr
thanks. .r asi.s fes=a ID. +..., lr.s41s, +. hi
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WatcrmclOnx t1, fg-
Are very plenty in narket-E. P. Iowa
ser has some fine ones. Peaches are very
plenty down below. Won't some one send
for lew baskets? We think they'd sell
f3rSt. rate 81 .r- ttro-..s. -5...s --e-f
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NOTICE

NOTICE, ssst
\ LII persons indebted to the subscriber either
u by note or book account are requested to
settle the same Immediately. BY SO doing they
will save themselves cost.
March 5, 1859. ISAAC GREEN.
~. d. HAVING done a credit business
to my entire satsyaction shall hereafter adopt
the :" Unton Ssore'' principle and sell goods for
CASH, or its unnastako6le equivalent ONLY!
1t will be for the interest Of cash purchasers to
give me o call. ISAAC GREEN.
Red Wing, March 9Th, 1859. 1857
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STORE TO RENT

STORE TO RENT.
A RARE OPPORT UNITY is now offered to
rent the STONE STORE formerly oc-
eupied by G. F. Smith, on Bush street, near
~ opposite the Bakery. For particulars, in
quire of JACOB BENNETT.
At the Red Wing House.
Red Wing, April 80, $50. 14s-tf