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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

"A RARE AND FATAL DISEASE. The prov.
'dence Journal records the appearance o.
rare disease in that city. infectious aud sud.
denly fatal in its operation. The. first tym.
tom is the appearance of q small pimple on
. the lip, face or hands, which soon assumes
the character Of an indurate pestule In a
few hours modification ens,es and the IA.
tint dies. 1t seems almos, like plague. -
Several persons have died OF the distemper
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY.

THE GOLD REGIONS DECLARED A HUMBUG-
...... LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
A correspondent Of the Chicago Press
sends that paper the following, clipped from
the columns Of the Chiefs paper published
at White Cloud, in the northeastern part Of
Kansas. We presume il is quite as good
authority for one side of the story as the
generality Of sources from which our late
reports have been coming, are for the otter
side:
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19
WOOD AND pRODJJCE.

We will allow more than the market price
for WOOD and all kinds Of PRODUCE in
payment Of debts now due US, or for new
subscriptions to the Sentinel.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

- " In Boston, We observe, one of the
fashionable skating parks is advertised to b.
Illuminated m the evening, and to have the
additional attraction ofa full band Of music,
both afternoon and evening.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

w sl small lake, being merely an exten~
sion OF 2 river, such IS frequently oocurs on
the Ottawa, does not freeze, the snow wonld
pack Close and consequently not r;se 49,
high from the ground. The same on.nt;ty
Of snow makes twice the bulk in some no:.
tions Of Hudson's Bay TERRITORY that i Dos.
hrthersouth. The drier it is. the mon az.
pans've 1t becomes; the more humid the c3i-
mate the more closely the snow packs. II
DOW Lake does not freeze, the snow in the
dency. WIZ
!! i: an overland so'.e d; thsso,jj r.i 4
British Columbia, is to be estaSl;shei Saees"
a Railroad to the Pacific be constructed ~
Pall'ser Pass-if we may without Injustice
10 any previous explorer so designate it
Wi! oe Of great Importance gwen bf that
purpose: The citizens Of St. Paul, MINES
o .s nave a project !or placing steamers pm.
the south branch Q: the Upper Saskatche-
wan next season., and in case this be DIE.
the Palliser Pass, inims diatly aboWNsf 6inj IF;
the forks Of that branch, will be found stu
ated at the precise point where it is wanted. p
The chances are that we shall see an oye-.
land route, through British teerituv, to.
British Columbia, established during. the
course OF next summer: As a s1aatter Of
right, the Americans have no prctensions to,
navigate the Saskatchewan; and tie dues
ton may arise whether it would be prudent
to allow them to become the first carriers in.
the interior Of British territory. From T.
bove Lake Superior to the Pacific is the weak
point of the British frontier, and will be ike
~ at some day TO give all the more tr,uhe
from the fact Of its being purely arbitrary
line: BY looking to her rights in that qu.r-
yer IN hne' Great Britain may prevent A.
vast amount of future trouble. -
=, @ The Asia brings US > procl.matio,
from Her Majesty the Queen, 6rbiddine the:
use in future Of the special se.ynes ia tho
Book Of Common Prayer, for tho unsa lite
holidays, known as the "Gunpowdep Blot
"Martyrdom Of Charles IT, and Z" Restof.-
ton OF Charles H. These days are not
hencetorth to be observed as holidays:
-- BY TELEGRAPH. - EtE5t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

" There are 722 convicts in the Ohio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. more than there
are cells. This extraordinary large number
the warden regards as an evidence ofhis po-
pularity. ..a,.. ~
~ The smoothncss Of the ice between
Albany and Ncwburg, on tho Hudson river
~ s.. ~: 70 .s.c g .; nearly thirty miles
Al, hour. One, Of these boats. says the
knickc,bokcr, left Albany for Hudson lev,
mornings ago, and went the first seven miles
in thirteen minutes.
r.. 81 Miss Bur- cit Coutts las given $l25,.
GOO for the endowment of the Church in Brit
ISL Columbia. This il the third Bishcpric
she has endowed. ~ ''Ho'''' 1"t
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ST.: Louis, Feb. 8.

ST.: Lculs, Feb. 8.
Both Houses Of the Kansas Legislature
passed bill providing for the formation Of =
constitution for State governments: for the
State of Kansas. The bill provides for an
election TO be held On the 4th Monday Of
March, to decide for oragainst holding .
convention. If the decision is favorable an
election for SO delegates will be held on tho
first Tuesday Of June to attend a convention
to meet on the first Tuesday SIN july in
Wyandotte City : the constitution 10 be sub
united to a vote Of the people on the first
Tuesday in October, and officers to be elected
under the constitution on the first Tuesday
in Decembes.- -.,,.ry
o. The Legislature Of Illinois AAs screa.
ted now county out Of the northern half Of
Coles. and called il u ,nrlas
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

SEEDs--SEEDs. We would cal; the atten-
ton to the advertisement OH. D. Emery 4
70. in another column. They have long
been known to the public as implement ma
nufacturers and dealers in seeds, and have a
reputation second to none in the county
Their assortment is large, and no one can
fail to be suited if they send to them for eth
er seeds or tools. Call and see them when
in the city and get their catalogue, or send
to them By nail for it. :
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

" We are panied to learn the death o.
Mrs. - Parker, formerly Of this place
which took place in st. Paul, last week, and
was caused by her drinking boiling water
while laboring under temporary insanity, pro.
duced by religious excitement. ;sma2 O.
Cooley FOR MARCH, is received. full Of in.
teresting matter. To the ladies' it must b<
invaluable. All the latest fashions are de,
scribed and illustrated with beautiful colored
plates. t''.'t' E'' i' a.tEs @.a -
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19
THE WEATHER.

How short the winter has been !; none oi
our citizens but say it. 1t has gone almost
like vision too beautiful to last. In all the
experience ofevery person-from whatsoev-
or climc-now residing in Minnesota, never
has snch a pleasant and agreeable winter
before been known. Ever since the first oil
December, with the exception Of altogether
not more than one week, the sleighing has
been good as sleighing possibly could be; yet
we have had but three slight falls Of SNOW
not ten inches in all, ard q: no time more
then six inches deep. Since tie first Of
January, every day, except three has been
bright ard c!oudless There has been no
high winds, and the temperature has been
very equal, ranging iGom 10 to 56o above
zero, each day, on two occasions going lit
tie. below. The nights, haye been equally
pleasant. Those Of the past week especial
ly have excited universal expression o.
pleasure-The full moon, soft blue SKY and
mild temperature and the cerulean tinse
given to the bluffs and all objects at dis
lance. by the exceeding dryness and purity of
the atmosphere having rendered them per-
(fsctly enchanting. -s.,t -. : =.
This last cause is what gives our days that
hazy brightness so much resembling the In
dian summer of the eastern States, and
which by bracing and exhilerating the whole
system--mind as we'll as body, gives a
double capacity for its enjoyment
So. altogether the winter has seemed very
short; only ten days and it will be nominally,
and if this weather holds, actually spring :;
for the snow has almost all melted, and the
ice become quite rotten under the influence
Of the long sunny days and soft south
winds Of the week, and two weeks more
like it will render the ground fit for cultiva.
ton. -
An early spring At al! events may conf
IDENTIFY be expected, and that the river will
be nayigable at least as soon as last wear.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-02-19

OUTRAGEoUs.-We understand from relia-
tle authority. that a pair Of ruflans who
have too long disgraccc our town, on Thurs
day last, followed one Of our citizens about
all day, endeavoring to. provoke him into i
fight What makes the matter particularly
bad, they were armed to the teeth. and un-
|doubteaiy only waited for but slight excuse
to take his life. This is to bad-such coward
|ly knaves should no: be allowed to run At
largo 95 g..e. 1 l,ss.,s al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTROLLEk,S OFFICE, I
City Of New 0rlsans. April 5, 1859. :
+ No. 1864. Il &. <

a,is'Iss Rssvia1s 10, right q
TIA. &: osgrels r and hereby
ss ssslsd proposal: w q recsiysd he Common ccan
Msw Orleans os The contracting and Ss.,ans the
single rack Railroad commencing Tol.d.no
streets % the south de Of Canal street g Rampsr street
.iss ID:
.ss
west side Of Rampant and along The vest stds Of Rampant
aS sss a.as 10 osdano
@ 4. &c s s S:T
pattern those in The city Of Phadephia the cars
ss's ass
4 s. ~. Z. sas
street The center IF and Dauphine streets
stones sscsp. where square stone exists
Il IN s 4. the ,R
shall keep the paved and unpayed streets through
Dq sias' condition during said
One track shall be used exclusively passing up and
The fare street and Toedano street or for
Ths fare between Canal street ars and
ne Barracks shall Eve cents Ger
s sa
~ Sad cars shall be run often
not II greater intervals than every minutes from dayght
until Midnight. NJ and every thirty minutes from ten
contractor contractors shall annually
annual tax levied real estate of said road
and fixtures to be assessed by the mode Of
ment Should the contractor contractors refuse or
templaed by this resolution the city cause the said
street streets to be repaired paved
q said contractot or conscors and in the Of their
fore any court OF competent jurisdiction for the the
city That the speed Of said six miles per
hour TIM may be run said railroads.
rear PLACED conspicuous position, the
and for this violation other ordinance now
provisions Of this resolution the part any officer
ployee said roads, the contractor contractors shall
liable to all fines or damages arising thereform.
The raid roads shall be simultaneously at
nal street, working and down. to completion of the
whole work. the grades Of the the construction
Of the said roads shall be under the Of the City
and with specifications file in his oe The laying or said
railroads shall be commenced within six months date Of
contract and completed within eighteen months from date
comply With these conditions the shall null and
void The said contractors and
solvent security lin the of thousand dollars for the
herein specified. ~ .
The right Of be awarded to the parties Offering the
thirty days from the date Of Ali proposals ust
directed to the City Comptroller endorsed The
ior constructing the City Railroads be opened by the
troe In the Of the Charmen Commttees
Finance and Streets and Landings Of Boards and said
g be subject to the apr wal rejection of the
The city Of New Orleans shall not be responsible for
work done materials furnished for this every
lay and thereon either cntruction repairs
OF any other expense OF whatever kind shall be
contractor or contractors.
tsignedl CHAs. H. WALDO
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
~ lSignedl J. o. NIXON,
as SGT lsignedI GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE ,
nr.<,, City of New Orleans July I, 1856
S s = tsvahn That the Comptroller be. ana
the official journal that in accordance
VI Iau he hnh section Of ordinance 1872 March
W io the Council will not bill against the city unless
under anthority Of an order from the Comptroller
leigneaI z. l.. TRACY,
,, -, President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tslsheol l.. II. PLACE,
,., 49,. President Board Of Aldermen
tsignedl JOHN LEWIS Mayor,
The attention Of the of the and of the ,,,,i
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution. '
$50. I. THEARD
'Jiou Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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I IL
rDECID,|, n.-
- na,inr - - alONs Tor the contract for
LONE street wan 'iochS eamp street, from Canal to Cal
i'o pps s s..eet'
h,l ANp DiNESslONs OF THE MArERALs.-The square
~ oe VI soou haTd granite not in inferior
nhian e s,aise oo,aeu from Boston, They shall be
@ ~ Will ana NOT less than twelve than twenty
% iog ana hot less than nine inches in thickness
sna os well qaarried having parallel square and
square na' and ire OF utnps The books adjoining
gae stones shall be cgt at angle of oyve degrees
~ 70 oe iaid dagonaly the curb
Boston hn on 70 goou 2hrd granite obtained from
= iney snai be from sixteen to thirty inches long
shall ha ,a,5 NV my less han nine inches thick. They
az as t having tatale or sid and
n TI any a,es eu, otherwse they shall be rejected
wall bswsS ava d u VI S9h river us stones, perfecY
ope of The SIDES from on me top to answer the
i"cnes wiue ana IN no case less than four inches
The eros no stonos q, AZ, H.. - w.,
best onay peper,Iy vail W o. Horta river blue stone of the
Nh .Wo eet WIDE and not less than six che thick.
stones ~ ,s ba, a sha ne OF North river blue
half dressed tn mnn mppem or o9le1 on the surface
nd sna less than three feet square by
Tha e,aye, sba,I ~ m. hoe. r -
half inch in dsmesr 'e' London gravel not over one and
M.ysrp 1 y. VI . eur shafp sand OF large grain
~ ~. Ion THE MoRK SHALL BE EXECUTED
so to d. by ~ up IN od curb stones wherever ordered
stones Inc new curb stones shall be the
u 70 De given by The surveyor in good joins
ieneths s f aner hes shall be duly intespesed in
M o " h thTee TO SIX feet thro ghout ths work
eac euro stone shall have slope of three
az asght towards the adjoining sidewalk also be
soy nAeu anu bcked IN the most owed manner Aper
~ LOT draining lots shall he nicely through by
The crossing stones shall be laid according 10 the lines and
be or W gSeh ny me surveyor IN good joints in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
CHARLES HEIpsInoK CnAMpAGNE-

This celebrated Winc of the we'll known brand b
h WI continue to be- received by the undersigned in
snmer Thoroughly satisfied the strongest eyasncn
hat It comes from the closest ea descendant of The old and
mold OF It sith determination to bring and its claims
toiore The superior quality OF this artcle ms s;t NV
mat Its emana ion is from source where great attention
s wei as experience have brought 10 hear in
rs pfonr.on Charles Hedsieck has whole mind 10
Oh ms VINE md 70 making it worthy name
frequent VISITS TO the United have enabled him r,ar
July to understand and appreciate and shes Of
consumers and OF his having by information
& oy the Caapasne palate Of
ane wire unsurpassed for bouquet and
Besai eHeeehee The varieties of brands Ghanpns
lend greatly no doub confuse the purchaser but the lovers
good and gsnnns wine Charles He sieek
IN iul on the label, as well the corks capsules
T. W. BAYAUp 4 Co,
M, -, General Agents for North America, New York
The Charles Hsiaseck quantities al the
h1f Houses hesies many others not here
ahd at retail with all the principal hotel keepers
r. j. HART & CO.,
j. II. Il l. N. MARKS
f,, sEWEIL 7. TAYLOR
's- ~ FAME, STEELE 4 co.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

a. " he sidewalks and relay the old tagging
WY Ts as complains. sagssed e tSr ssgps sN'
whole shall be to the
Il. quality N ss
p ss o cid gutter IT. and s Old
an and Ss hS S the and shall
shall BE- Of the best quality and shah unhed BY the
Tss shall = III. II II.
Tie Ons gesr ~ s anas
pssn. q ten dollar, day for each and
Good and solvent security to an Am cunt of ten thousand
H. % required to guarantee the faithful performance Of
Payments to be made the completion paving of each
o osy Ss q follows ihe ely
hs s s and the % to b PAID By
made BY the City Surveyor conformity III Section 10 Of
10 r. hs n d. s city
n. o ps 5
M 9 any said bills should the be paid
The contractor shall be bound keep the paving good
order and condition for and during after its compile
The eG s shall into the city prior
we'll la pdtisas
shall have the right of demanding of said petitioners
svsi that in case Of failure sv the contractor
& as
IN which the work being executed the Council
fault as required by article of Civil Code and without
applying to court of justice annu the same without
indemnity il is also well In case the
shall At any time abandon the work finish
contractor shall forfeit a claims may for any part Of
the work done by him the date the and
y therefor and Is also well understood that in
held an bound in sodo pay the city ali loss or differ
ence between the price at which the contractor originally
contracted perform the prices al which
be p adudcsted at resale or adjudication.
nhed and laid complete including the gutter stones per su
foot of curb stone furnished laid per superficial
foot Of crossing stones furnished per running foot Of
new tagging furnished and laid the whole width Of the
sde~ak and per running foot Of old tagging Of the side
walks taken up and relaid. - ~ S
New Orleans, March IA, 1889
.lsignedl LOUIS q. PILE. City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council, " VIVA
fSignedl II. T.yRNNARD
tSigned] ROBERT HUYGfE Charmen.
Registered March 81. 1859.
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COMPTROLLRR'S OFFICE )
City of New Orleans, March g. 1889
No. 4451.
Rsolpsd That the Comptroller he hereby authorized
for supplying the city coal from the lt Aprl iSe to
LIST April 1850 the be subject to the or
ton of the Common Council. ~ >''
lSgnedl CHAS r. WALDo
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsgnedl j. o. NIXON
Approved March 25, 1859. " ,'ee'D'n
tsigned) GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice Is hereby given that MONDAY April A. 1889
contract. N' '''' .Ae ~'ofe
ms Il T. THEARD, Comptroller
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MEDICAL HOUSE No ~ cn,,oma

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street near
~ Royal stree-For the Cure of Chronic Mercuriyl
syphtic and all Private Diseases Mercury
from business or exposure to friends
all e-'oSN 50
The unparalleled which Dr. James,
nee IN an parts Of the United Satss and Europethe
arkabe cures he has effected whch
able by the most eminent yscans ustifes his
services 10 the confidence of the The foons
are some OF the diseases termed Private OF which
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, James
maneny eradicaes, namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of fmaes howsye
complicated they may be- Diseases of the Back ons
Illumination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheuuasm ydro
ceie cancers Ulcers fumors and al Diseases Skin
Dr. James would also call the especially thoae
who have privately and improperly injured themselves
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body mat
hg the Tor either business society viz Constitutional
bily lmpoency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth
weakness OF Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dimness OF
faon Loss OF Muscular Power PapitAon Heart
pepsis Neryousness 1rrahity symptoms Consumption
ireaaed Loss Of Memory Confusion of IDEAS Depression OF
SPIRITS Eyi Fore5odings, Aversion Society SefDsrns
Love Of soiinde Tfndity produced
Al persons afflicted with of symptom should
not 10 cs on Dr. james and be perfect
health let false decacy yon but apny al
terrible mBlady. ~ ''
Weakness of se organs Immediately cured and full v,gor
restored ' $3.50 'N'i 'isN'
Remember "The Medical House Dr. Jan es 81 Custom
house street " -o@SF't-
from A. NJ. TO 8 P. ".
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-hecen e.ses Of aonorhes cured twenty ,our hour
or IA, 20 pay DR.. JAMES,
W " " Custom onse street.
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rt,,,1,s, Bsss1 q assissa.s Aisssmsa.
A1Stsysd ~ III ~ sI@. .. 52
ss'sssH $3.50 Z $ -'''l'
Ss Y = i ssss IT Is .s sse o soss s'
=-I0STTc ATTOTs 5er the cecer.c, nv
:. ss - 4 e f'ss Aasf'' fAird Dis''ics,
3 - . S. s ssl et b Msss sss = located
- ssSe4 ~ a. esxtnc houss az Hcns H y.
a IS - III. Hons. .s,,I !, 800
s sscsIss IA sses;oss Pr . ms s's' marked
= ss,s "a fou ne Mon e sa,1 sT!ss
= Ss lss end sss resi- on sa' boo sin ns Il
r. m h snnsr nv e ne
49, e "a sssas. g 50. &c isuad..Iaas .S:li
sssss sssl = lour bcks vide j.. bottom and
s S1 Sns "s !. Is h ~
- sss' { he ss'' a''y lad : ss.' hyd'.a'
"a All s VIZ isas s lex q & 10
~. 49,.
sllY . - q sscsye <hs irsn columns
49,. a Z + ,a =: sss,::
.,s g. ~ o. ss,s. e: !. ,.n,,,
~ shse &C.. sA.i :: Rsosd Al around the said
sssss - q . ID i.ssss hiek. shall be
- 4 "a - - = Ss,s i M pace d til.
szsssr 4 - - n inch ., sunk Into the
70 sss = 80 sssnis i the best quality, per
~ ksssl 7. = y saa sides
- y = g ~ = ssh The ssss end 4 ts proposed
~ - Which ny e marked .hali be
h ~ ss;l.s. column. d the n..ks. and
column. q tho now Existing Isl g
= nssss On Us p.ns. and shall 81 fa ns q
~ w n s,sn asn s; Tm., -
~ soots u ths market and swnn . throughout
ssss s;s S: G.: e
we.k shall BE- veil fastened together and IN the best
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COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE
City OF New Orleans, March "A, 1859
[ No. ALT. I
Reso'red That the following authorizations nv bs Conr
troier be rnd the same are hereby rejseted, viz:
l. contract for the pairs OF shell the CITY above
canal street TO Henry Mclnnnsecury, O. stewarfor
the sum Of slO, 00D for the whole work complete.
contract for repairs OF shell roads Of the city hsIo
Canal street to F. Marquez-ecurity Peanne the
of Sll,s 800. - s -'o' 'ne
Eeso'ud further That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized adudcate the lowest bidder after ten
notice IN the official Journal for furnishing 10 the
city lake shells by the barrel 70, repairs the shell roads Of
the CITY, on he requirements of the City Surveyor and ac
cordancs with specifications file his oceGthe said shells
when contracted for be used by Street Commissioned in
the necessary repairs to the said " roads, under tbs
vision Of the Committees Streets Landng-sad adidi
Council. - say S'"NiAon
lSignedl CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSigned1 j. o. NIXON
,, President Board of Aldermen.
lsfgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
a true copy WIN. SALoaoN,
Secretary to the Mayor.