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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08
Our RailrOads.-State Bonds.

We notice in the Milwaukee papers, state.
me2ts that work has been suspended upon
Ill the roads in this State. This is an error
Work has rot yet been suspended upon any
of them, but we presI:ne measure Of this
kind will be necessary on some Of the lines,
unless the State bonds are negotiated with
in short time. On the Transit road, Mr.
De Graft has 5000 men at work, and we are
informed intends keeping them employed
all winter.
We have nothing definite as to the nego
|tiation Of the state bonds. Letters were
yesterday received from Gov. SIBLEY, stat
ing the probability III a portion Of the loan
being taken by Duncan, Sherman s. Co.,
but at the time Of writing, u FINAL answer
had not been received from that firm.
One fact should be borne in mind by ev-
cry citizen Of the state the loan would
have been negotiated before this, had it not
been for the INSCRIPTIONS efforts resorted
to, by small clique in this city, st. An
thony and Minneapolis. to impeach the credit
Of the State. The anonymous letters pub
lisbed in the New York papers, and the trea-
sonable articles which have from time to
time. appeared in the anti M;nnesotian, OF
this city, have been invaluable service TO the
Wall street bulls and bears in lowering the
value Of our stocks in the money market,
and impeding their negotiation. Here the
corrupt scribblers have no induencc-'heir
motives are welt known {; but in New York
unfortunately, it has not yet been discovered
that the mt Ninnr sotMu, in the utterance
of its ISLANDERS upon the State, is moved there.
to solely by reason Of political jealousy and
personal luminosity. There is a great SINH
larity between the present course Of the
clique controlling that sheet, end their &C.
ton last winter endeavoring to prevent the
admission Of Minnesota into the Union as q
State. To accomplish the latter purpose
the clique resorted to lying secret circulars
protesting against the recognition Of The
State; and now, to defeat and delay the
CONSTRUCTION of our railroads, and to emb r
rass tho negotiations Of the companies, SINH
lar means are brought into requisi,ion, ant
also bold denunciation and derials oftht
ability or willingness Of the people Of tn,
State, to meet the engagements they bav'
voluntarily incurred -Foneer and Dtm.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08

~ DEACON DEKAY has the Tax Roll Of
this Township in his possession. He can be
found at tho Post Office. The Roll will be
returned On the LIST day Of February, making
81 per cent more in costs on uncollected tax.
es' You will, therefore, see tho propriety o.
prompt payment.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08

In Towx.-Miss Florence, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter Of the Hon. c.
Graham Of Henderson, has been spending
the holidays with her old friends. We un-
derstand she returns home next week.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08


Al Act to Authorize the sale of cr..,
upon School Lands.
he 4 enacted BY the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota
SECTION l. That the Chairman of the
Board OF Supervisors Of each town shall be
authorized to sell tue grass growing upon .ny
unsold school lands in this town, and shall nav
the proceeds thereof into tho County Treasure
Tor the benefit Of the school fund, and shall
immediatcly report the amount 50 paid to thu
State Treasurer
SEC. 2. All acts or parts Of acts conaictina
with the provisions OF this Act arc hereby
repealed.
SIC. 3. This Act shall take effect from aud
after its passage.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker Of the House Of Repre- sent.tiyca
THOMAS COWAN,
President pro tenn Of the Senate.
WILLIAM HOLCOMBE,
Governor; ad interim.
SxcRE1Axris OFFICE, Minnesota,
June %, 1853.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a tru,
copy of the original on file in this office.
FRAScIs BAAsES, Secretary If State.
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20 rAecordhssto Tie directions Of The
County Board i .r,ii.sos. we thi. week
publish The Financial and Equslization "a.
ports ofthe county, also the new liquor law
snd an ct to publish trespasses upon school
lands and an actzsathorizirg the sale of
grass upon the same. These arc al Of much
importance, and should be carefully xamipe1
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08
DOUGLAS ELECTED.

We have just received tho news Of the
reelection Of Stephen A. Douglas as United
States Senator from the State Of Illinois. on
Wednesday last. The vote on joint ballot
was, for Douglas, 54-for Lincoln, 40. Good
enough! --'-i.a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08

o. s. s. Colby, Violinist and Teache,
Of Dancing will remain At the Red W:rg
House, in cur city, for few weeks, and will
b. happy to furnish music for private, select
and public parties.
Having had the pleasure Of listening "a
and dancing after some music performed by
Mr.. Colby We are satisfied that he will Civ.
perfect satisfaction, and therefore recommend
him 10 tbs dancing community. n
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Minerals and Precious Stones in Cali.
furnia.

A correspondent Of the Stockton Repub
lican writing from Knights Ferry, on the
10Th Of November, says:
"There is some agitation about precious
stones-such as rubies, diamonds and opals
which have been found lately. One gentle
man showed me diamond which he found
in Dents Gulch, and there has been q qrea,
many opals Of different varieties, picked W
III the last few days. Parties are out every
day wandering over the hills looking fol
them: Our Senator elect, George w. Dent
found one as large as hers egg. The
mind Of the public is divided upon the value
Of the Knights ferry opals. Some think
they are very valuable while others think
they are worthless"
Col. w. c. McDongal has recently com.
pleted = geological and meteorological explo.
ration in the mountains Of Los Angeles coun
ty. The Los Angeles Star says.
1.-The result of Col. McDougal's exp'ora-
tons is the material for meteorological cebi
net Of our county Of surpass n, richness
He has spent six months in the mountains
C San Gabriel and the coast range north Of
them, ana LA, is:;; proved the existence Of we'll
defined mines Of the following minerals,
specimens ofwhich he has taken with him
for testing in San Francisco -Sulphurets Of
silver and copper, baronate ofsilver, red sill
yer ore, white silver ore, blue sulphuret Of
silver, copper, copper and iron, carbonate Of
copper, plumbago, gold and rubies. The
minerals are in great abundance, and the
veins give reasonable evidence Of being mex.
haustible. The country over which Col
McDougal travelled is richer than any he has
investigated in any other part of the State
and he is perfectly familiar with the miner.
alogy Of the northern countries. He ha.
found rubies in great abundance, not only de-
tached, but in connection with mineral
which gives evidence Of having been in ,
state Of fusion, and have thus incorporated
with them the peoples.
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+ DoxArtoN Parry The friends of the
Rev. J. W. HANCOCK paid him visit on
the evening Of Thursday Of this week, and
enjoyed very pleasant season. We are
g.atified to learn that their respects were Of
the best, and doubtless will be appreciated
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-08

BALL. AT WEsTERvELT.-The Ball tina
came of at Westervelt on the LIST inst, &C
cording to all accounts, was the most sue
cessful ofthe season. Although there wa
but a short notice, over $50 couples wer
present. A proof that Weste1velt is tn,
most popular place in the valley.
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RED WING, January 6. 1859.

(" GENTLkMEx:-You request an opinion,
whether the late action ofthe board Of Su-
pervise1s, directing the Ckrk of the Board
on the LIST Of January, 1859, to apportionize
the School tax assessed for 1858, among
the school Districts reported at that time,
ana to issue county ordtrs for the same, to
socn districts as apply for them, is author
lied BY law. ''''f
The funds for the school are not within
the control OF the board, except as the stat
utes direct.
The Statutes Chapter 20, Session laws
1854, directs the Board to make an appor
tionment Of the school funds in the county
treasury" The control Of the Board is lin
tied to the amount in the county Treasury.
The Board can only exercise those powers
granted by Statute. ....
The resolution of the Board directing the
issuing Of county orders for the purpose men.
toned in the resolutions is nullity
The subject matter of the resolution not be.
ing within the control Of the Board.
Your obedient servant,
C. GURNEE,
To 8. r. CHANDLER, Dist. ATTY
Chairman,
and J. CONC, Clerk, Of the Board of Super,
visors.
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SUBSCRIBE,

We will furnish the SENTINEL and
Goox's LkDr's Book, one year for
four dollars in advance; also, the
SENTINEL and PErERsoN's MAGAZINE
FOR three dollars, in advance.
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THE NEWS.

N""iaseu" "Siker IS MAKING considerable
sensation. Phe bark Susan has landed her
cargo Of "emigrants' ut the mouth q: the Col i.
orado. and there are now one thousand Of
them congregated there. Additions are
constantly being made. Il is not certain
whether Nicaragua or Mexico is to be the
theatre OF their operations. H,.a7 G. ..ss.t
It will be seen that great excitement OK.
lists IA Austria, Sardinia and Italy. A great
revolutionary outbreak is looked for, and the
present authorities seem to be badly fright
ened.
Matters are coming to point in the
West Indies and Central America. Hinder
the direction ofthe French Government. in
one OF the three States Of the Island q,
Hayti, heretofore under tho government,
Of tho whites, their government is now
abolished, and it is made unlawful for whites
to hold real estate. or exercise the elective
franchise. The island is altogether African
'zed. Cuba is threatened with the same
fate. Spain is controlled by France, and the
Cubans are threatened that unlesss thew
submit to the present condition Of affairs
their island, through the influence and as.
sistence Of the French Government vii, h
Africanized in the same manner IS VA.
t1ayti. A French and English feet has ar
rived in the Central American waters. and
us"rps the entire control.
The Supreme Court Of Minnesot. ad;our,
ed on Wednesday. They have decidcd ,ha
a deed made by pre.emptor before HI;
patent is out is valid. The question wheth
er the penalty for the nonpavment If
prom'sso:y note at maturity when such pen
a''y IS inserted can be collected, is still un
der consideration.
There is report that portion of tn
Minnesota State Railroad bonds, have bee,
negotiated At par, in New York CITY. W,
hope it is true. That spirit which has s.
persis'ently sought to destroy our credit q
f|a State, cannot be too strongly condemn
lea. Minnesota will never repudiate. He
resources are unequalled by any Wester,
State. The amount Of all her liabilities !;
comparatively small. The Railroads hav
oeen carried ON with great energy, in fac
much faster than was to be expected-ap,
IN entire good faith. Every one of tn,
charges made in advance against them, hav
been retuted by their subsequent action. Ii
the face Of these facts the charges Of fraut
and Of reputation and Of stoppage Of worl
upon the roads, are most villainous Gov
Sib(ey has in communication to the N. Y
Herald exposed the falsity Of all these state
ments and given clear statement Of thu
facts in the case. We will try and fine
room for it next week.
A large meeting in hyo, of a northern
mail route to the Pacific, was held in St
Paul on Wednesday, and was participated
in BY all Tho leading men in that city,
A most able memorial to Congress was
adopted, which presents facts that show con.
Exclusively that the northern is by all odd.
tho nearest, safest, cheapest and most feasible
route. Senator Rice has made speech ir
Congress on the Pacific Railroad Bill in
which the same points were also presented
No news from Washington.
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For + financial Report and Equalization Re.
port sec last page,
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Look for the K.

A cross (thus ~ before subscribers
"ar's written ON the margin signifies the
time paid for has expired.
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suffering ON the Piaims-Swamped in
the SnOw-Frozen I. mBs-Confirma-
ton Of Gold Discoveries ON the Platte
Soda Lakes-lnteresting Specimens.
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WOOD AND PROn

WOOD AND PRODUCE.
We will allow more than the market price
for WOOD and oil kinds Of PRODUCE in
payment Of debts now due US, or for new
subscriptions to the Sentinel. !"
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icatiog liquors. except such a. relate to the
TRAFFIC in ardent spirits with The indians, ars
hereby repealed; f'rovided, That all suits or
prosecutions now pending, commenced under
any law which BY this Act il repealed. shall
be prosecuted, to Rnal Judgment aud execution
~ though this Act had not passed; Aid pro.
cided further, That all licenses granted in
pursuance Of any law which BY this Act Is re-
pealed, shall continue in full force aud effect
for the full period for which they we're granted.
Sec. l6. This Act shall be in force fi,om
and after the first day Of September, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eivht.
GEORGE BRADLEY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
WILLIAM HOICOMBE
President OF the Senate.
ArrRovED-August twelve, one thousand
eight hundred and fifty.cight.
. HENRY H. SIBLEY.
SScRErARY's OrrlcE, Minnesota,
August II, 1883.
hereby certify the foregoing 10 DO tru,
copy Of the original on fiIe in this oihcc.
Francis BAAssS. Secretary Of State.
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PHuN! ,u,-,.
PHIrNfin

PUCN!ii!
Sixteen s gs:: ss:dsd win rAny Engraving.
ana The 'A'nns'' Of Pha'H' JssdlDs Hsd matter
THE cHv.,yssT sHoE s1E rHoTs y CENTS un ,,ov.r
A COMIC rspfs M Gva!SAs PxEa issyEb ED III 1AA'A'r
rHuNsY THh HsTEp D ssAaas e. 9: on
Tos 70 IN sdHs @ % y s' As5Gy S e. 0kE DaI
New. Sroussoas tsa uoa sse: Il. a5oys
stated handsomely illustrated neatly printed comic paper
sI'as & S
i a;s by man.
woman sod child IN the country for variety Of few
OF which we viii mention:
PHUNNY PHELLows
all over the world FausrY RI pHELLows.
oooy OF sense w admit are ,ns a o. zoe ear earn. , -,
single Of s % a. ,1a %tn
tori to sS . n a's sy s RG2 S
not5ps in The way Of profit To ai,eI statement may seem In
I'LL Because laughter Of the essentials to health
bm constantly and enjoy robust he. tasn msmnob OK can
ad on ess 9 y an al
who would make excellent to start grave yard with in
new settlement
Nv. Because the
,PHuNNY PHELLow.
peps scidy Of disposition, blue devils, aud kindred
s Than al he R p0' lotions and other lotions that
We might multiplying reasons. bat thi. is hardly
stgua4ed wicked, and consistent Christians win
indulge in cachns.oy exercise when the fit takes them With
BROTHER BEECHER
PHUNNY PHELLOw,
and that he will laugh as loudly over will the most ncor
Among the subjects illustrated will be meeting between
James Gordon Bennett and Horace Greeley each holding BY the
bride bis Iag.the one Mayor, toe other GogeInor
an uncertain platform. Ia Blondin.
Gov. Wise reading the Dorelly Letter.
The Sickes Pear pair-a Washington ru!t-rosn a. the
One Of our active NJ. P.. doing bis duty.
Horace Greeley among the Mormons
And hos. of other subjects slke sueees,ve and spicy
sn,bsdy wants to lsagh & and grow fat let him buy the
anybody who aIe fat wishes to get rid OF some of his
F5snay Fseor s By ge s@ Sa Cents " him buy the
If anybody in bad hums and feels Ike breaking things
PHUNNY PHELLOw.
price only Four Cents and him from the dseesbe
necessity f going through trial. and perhaps
from spending few months on the Island
PnuNNY PHELLOW,
only four ceDts II WILL TO be take fee Of FIVE dollars out
of the Coones p cket but them it will nur Der of the
suicides fellow citizens the trouble Of having their business and
perhaps losing their dinner, sit him" Besides only
ss'5s
the suicides recently recorded would not have
taken place had we iSiijsHsS PTuSS9 PaIfo%
sooner and feel almost guilty of murder for not rushing
In if you to keep healthy. and wealthy and
your moral nature, ten be truth and the devil m all
mes-f you learn do others you would be
woId you desire to everything good and nothing that
''d then BY y THE as'1. PhTysNY GIy PHEIGow
Price only four, four, four, PHOUR CENTS. ,
Also for sae whSls ,s and retail By ROSS TOusET N2
pRlcSsoN, DR. BLaKEt konS No q and No. 9 Ann,.
BOYLE, HAMILT0N JOHNSON. YATES ,IatsR, BAkEh,
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Bperiai Notices.

Republican Central Conimiftee.-A regular meeting
Of this Comroee Will be held at No sa Broadway, THIS
wednesday, EVENING Sept "a, At O'Clock
C. A. PEABODY, Chairman
H. II; + ss.s,Gw sS,ssGSASO' Secretaries.
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vIyHIRD ANNUAL GAMES Of the NEW-YORK
CALIFORNIAN eLrB-The sboys insr.stirs and a.hIs.is
Games Will place Jonsss %ods Oh THURSDAY. tas
L5h It's: eonaerdns - O'Clock Admission 10 the
rroup1s (1enileBE) LAaes aud Children free FOr fur
her particulars hsndbis
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DARNUMs MUSEUM-Just arrived, the
- ARAB GIANT. NEARLY u FEET Hl1H, YEARs
TERSOOS ~ o'clocb, and also Ia tb- EyESiSo a. =.
0coek, THE FLYING DUrCHAAHi Or, IhE fHsIJn
sHP. Nardrd.ct-u, Captain II TIE Phsn.on Ship MI z
Tsy, C.p,sin p. pp~r, NJ BrtgDsn Atsf hoo IN INC
u, uns. THE Hal NTED CHAaBER The Gnuled Trunk Of
tia, ssceut from he Noun, Of Olives se fsny Of Ana.
oondss The HAPPY Fsaiy 1c, be without additional
ebXge Al niisnos al, IS cent. Chidrrn arcsf bp ID
ecu Psrql.. 'e..s 10 r.Dts sxIa
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4orsts, Carriages, 81
Boots, Shoes, &r.

AT JONES's, Nos. 10 and IL Ann-st.-A new
"A style Of SHOES and CATERS ct % 50. Ako French
calf DKEss BOOTS - Warranted satisfactory
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T. B. HELMSMULLER has returned from
i Eswpor, vita bis w,.ikDovD GERdASIA OkCHEs-
IRA and again prepared fIrush cgns tee coming
TIE bee, ard As0abs Nas7 Dsr.sH- % Coneer
Ap!~ for fi.ats PA,tss Weddings Ssbss Rc>e ons A.
vfh any lumber Of lns,TDusffs plsy be cssrsd.
Oe.Ts received oEy No. lsl Mulberry tstw cen Bfoone
ard spsirs rs
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Nem publications.

TyHE MAMMOTH STEAMSHIP
II GREAT EASTERN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
With The Illustrated London News Of September H. arriving
here about Sept. q, will be publsheda
SPLENDID coLoRED PICTURE
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS, etc.
ACT EIRST

ACT FIRST
wysrLAND MANOR.
An ssinous and upeuent pardon.
sststacioarhe hopros aoctris
applied crnohneAa intruder-Troeble In the CAMP
assault and ssehsr
after the unknownA slight aekno dsmeusiisn-
ruscy dumbfupdedAn appeal TO the horsspndA de
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