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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MRS. BlLANSkI.

This unfortunate woman, whose escape
from the prison in st. Paul, We noticed
last week was recaptur,d on the highway,
near st.. Anthony-disguised in male up.
parel.i She will probably receive her SEN
|tence At the next term Of the District Court,
This attempt at an escape, together with
the great predjudice that exists against her,
which tho St. Paul Press takes : strong,
and seemingly . bloodthirsty delight in 70.
memen.i"g, will much injure her chances. ol
Obtaining pardon. Hanging is at hest =
barbarousa useless and demonstrating in
stitution; doubsy repulsive when woman
is tho subject, and absolutely criminal when
there are Is in this case, strong doubts ol
the guilt Of the accused party. We give
Gov. Sibley, credit for sufficient firmness, to
withstand the clamor which it Is evidently
the intention Of the Tines and Kinnssotian.
to make ~ political capital. should he deem.
her case proper ono for executive clsmency.
Truly it is sickening to SEQ tho press rs
10 the case; Of the abovs person. endeavorinqs
TO predjud;cs the public mind for these vile
party purposes. and to have 20 little regard
for tho life : human being. as to prostitute
oil their p'wers to prevent . poo. wretched
wo,aan-whose execution could, even tho
hsr guilt were clear; do no poss bic good
from receiving oommutation Of her sen.
IA.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
FARTHER Po1Nr :Inlr %

FARTHER POINT, July 20.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool on the 29lh, has arri> ed. ,
Tho Vienna correspondent of the Lon.
don T.mes says the Representatives, Of Aus
tria, France and Sardinia will soon meet At
Zurich to conclude the treaty OF peace
There will b. no Congress Of tn. powers
called to ratify the treaty, the Emperors Of
France and Austria having agreed to ~ettle
the difficulties without the intervention OF
the neutral powers. ~ .t,, 81 ..rs,.... ..a
She brings papers containing nothing ad-
ditional in regard to the basis Of peace.
The discomfort resulting from Napoleon's
course was apparently on the increase par
|ticularly in Italy. ;S' - 81. 5f aa-
Napoleon had arrived il st. Cloud.
The Queen Of Portugal is dead. .f
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Post say both Of the Emperors are convinc
ed that the basis Of peace agreed upon by
them. IL, in many respects i,npracticsble.
The English journals continue to ridicule
the terms Of the peace.
The Post. (Lord Palmerston's oresn,) at
tacks the proceedings At Villa Franco, with
some severity.
The Paris correspondent of the News
says there is aseelinx Of dissatisfaction and
even of Indignation among all who took =
sincere interes. in the object of the war.
GREAT BRITA1N.-In the House o: Lords,
on the 18th, the debate was confined 10 dis
patches between England and Prussia, in
regard to the war.
The Budget Of the Chancellor Of the ex-
|cheque:, { !Ar Gladstone } had been pre-
scented to Parliament. Its figures show a
deficiency Of 5 millions sterling. ....,-
Mr.. Gladstone, prefers taxation to any
other means to meet the deficiency. He
proposes 10 add per cent. to the income
tax duties on malt, spirits and tea. Sugar
is exempt
Prince Napoleon was at Genoa on the
18th. - 4.. ~ - --a
The following summary Of news is fur
nished: The Elm ,'eror Napoleon had arrived
in Paris from bis Italian campaign.
A new IN MISTER had been formed at Tur-
in, M.nnora being constituted Minister of
War and President OF the council.
The Bank Of Berlin had lowered the rate
OF discount to 4 per cent: G':.
,- SrlL LATER. ,.:l !-,.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

@ Horace Greeley, in one Of bis late
letters from Pixies Peak. says that "the
Rocky Mountains' with their grand. asemae-
ic forests. their grassy gladss, their frequent
streams aud dancing springs Of the bright
est, sweetest waetr, thoir pure elastic at.
suasphers. and their unequalsd game and
ash. ane destined to be hvorite resort oi
civilissd ma. ] psvsr visited region
where physical life could BE- more surely
prolonged or fully enjoyed" sa9 ;.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
AEORTGAGE SALE.
n G.lA

/ |Vv n
De'seit having Teen made inths conditions
=. secT;Mn aeed OF mortgage executed and de-
mseiea ns g: & oy Ense9etn Ann sorin: BY ter attor
ne! IN .act, ior that purpose, Matthew So4in,
Set Sosn o. 1%Gdhue cou.ty, then Territory (now
State) OF Minnesota, to Samuel Shelabarger, Of
S SSPsingne!a, onlo, deserl6ed in said mortgage
oeeo o oy tae name OF 3. Shelabarger, dated the
1otn dey OF July, A. y. 1857, which mortgage
was duly recorded in tho Office Of the Register
oI Deeds for Goodhae county then Territory
now state, Of Minnesota, on the 33th dey Of
nf xa.,c a. - 49,, "a st o'clock A; Il, IN Book
Sa 10. meoltgages. on pages 'SS and i5S. BY which
aeea OF mortgage tho said Elizabeth Ann So,in,
hei attorney in fact Aforesaid, did grant,
SSaargain. gar cell and convey unto tho said Samuel
eneIaosreer. his heirs and assigns forever, tho
'o!lovlng g described real estate, ssituetes1nyIAS
@'olGss.d o. Gn.s % county ~ Of soodhoe, to Wit:
,,-.; Lois Iwo ~. three ;eS) and four (4bl Of
biock three (3) and lots one ~, two (2j, three
~, fonr ~, five (5), six (s), seven (1j, eieht
nine ~: Of block TIVE (2), in Spates Il Co.'S
n.t than. 20 East hea .scording 70 tha
-. roo1 ~ N Wv .eHo'U ~ INC 0oce o. tno keH-
ister OF Deeds OF 9oodhue county. Ainnssote.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

Hcnnepin Co., West Of the Mississippi, s Del
:: East
Counties not enumerated in the above list,
will be entitled to one Delegate each.
W. HOLCOMBE,
Chairman Dcr,. Central Committee.
st. Paul, May S, 1859. -. -
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
THE SENTINEL.
rUBL1snEb Bf
1TTLEFIELD & MAGIEN1
WILLIAM coLvILL. JR., EDITOR

street. Chicago, is authorized to receive alvcr-
tiscmcnts tor this paper.
PosTNAsTERs. everywhere are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
price il rcmittcd.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

sA4S~S
Railroad shall make Misunderstanding I,
agreement-or shall We in effect, ,repudiar
our: obligations, forcs the railroads to I'll
entirely, and allow the la,ds to revert +
Government !? Us .aa:i 9.if 10 s.:23g9y-t3
There is no middle course, for we cannot
legally nor justly, ia case the Railroad Com
panies do make detault, take possession q
Of their roads and bonda, and provide 70
their construction in any other manper-
without first paying up the bonds-inter,s
and principal-which have already been is
sued, That would be taking their property
without giving any considsration-whicl
the law would not permit. a&aao e !.
II We pay the bonds and take tho Road.
and lards, that would not be ,*pud;aaon.
Then it follows W must either repudiat,
entirely and let the lands revert 70 Govern
ment, or We must make provision ior tn,
payment Of the interest, % that The Compe.
mics can 60 on or We, must take posssssio.
|of the lands and, propsrty !of ,he Compa,
"ies and provide for The construction Of til.
Rosds-intotk ef ,dkie1 latter; cases . la
must be votfd" to meet the interest on A.
bos,dy ,,o,o isyued. :'taEaA z,5a. 9nJ af4tgf-
Then the above resolution, while At il
outset il makes profession u honor end
good hith. declares its opposition to tho
States providing 70, meet the intsspst q
maturity, which is, in saset, repudiatisn.-
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

ITREET. IMPROVEMENT; .'...,.'--i.,.1 -
~ Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
inst. at ~ o'clock P. H., at the City C,uneil
h'oms, in Red Wing, the matter Of tho 11utrfaro
wstsr-course ,v will come before the city govern
,nent' and that the council will then and there
ions BY persons Interested, sither Il f.vor 81 az
against the building Of = sewer or paved eutter
through the center Of the 5th anti 9Th streete
alley to Bluff street, AMI such other 9stters ~
might be necessary to drain of such surface
water-course. - t4E<IJ
Red Wing, August 5th. 1852. -. ...7
HANS AATTSUN, City G,rh.
Per order Of the CoIncil.1 - Isl .va
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
THE NF vs.,

~ The Washington correspondence Of
the n. 7. Times, says the Post Office De.
psrtment having determined 10 resume tho
Investigation into tho alleged official mis-.
conduct Of the Postmaster at Chicago,
two special agents have bsen dispatched
thither for that purpose. They already in
innate that their report will contain some
itch disclosures, - they have discovered
evidence which will astonish Postmaster
General Holt. Considerable excitement is
sa:d to prevail in Chicago.
The Hartford, Conn.,, Post says: The
fact that over two hundred Democratic pa.
psrs atthe West openly advocate the nom-
'nation Of Senator Douglas for the Presidency
is . telling indication Of his immense popu.
larity there. A gentleman Of this city,
and Republican too, who has just returned
from tour in the Western States, informs
Us that :here is perfect furore for Douglas,
there among the Democracy, and that the
universal and the only sentiment among
them is that Stephen A. Douglas will be
the next President Of the United States
We predict that the delegates from every
Western State will cast their votes for
Douglas at the Charleston Convention. |:
he is nominated for the Presidency, the en-
thusiasm ofthe Western Democracy will be
unbounded; they will rally to his standard
in thousands and tens Of thousands, and at
the election in November following he will
receive the electoral vote of every Western
State. Mark the prediction.
W The Kansas constitutional conyen.
tion adjourned ON the Goth. The instru.
ment framed was adopted by vote Of "a to
IL. A dispatch from Leavenworth says:
The Constitution will be radically anti
slavery, but differs from the Leavenworth
instrument. inasmuch as it does not extend
the right Of suffrage to negroes. The State
legislature will consist Of 72 representatives
and II Senators. The business of the con-
vention has bees disposed of with tolerable
expeditions; the question Of appo,tionment
and temporary capital being the only
measures which offered serious obstacles.
Topeka has been selected Is the Temporary
- l.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

seyzazncEK HAVING JUST COMPLETED
HskL EgIsASEY one of the best Galleries in the
yi9z4E718IlNHEY State, have concluded, for the
4Szst.sa3f4 4A,Sk9b accommodation of the public To
-=sks7-- open the same with great re-
duction in prices to enable all, both rich and
poor to send their lkenesses to their far-o friends
and who will fail TO send picture when he pro-
cure one for the trlning sum of ONE DOLLAR.
will take Pictures for 81 so which have heretofore
brought S. to So, and those which have been selling
for SO to So, can be had Of me for SO to 81.
Pictures oil cloth, suitable for sending In letters,
can be obtained for 81. proportionate reduction
will be made in all other kinds of Pictures except
those Of children under three years of ago. Having
the best light in the city, and every necessary facility
can be obtained elsewhere. l hope the public will
give me a trial.
Remember the reduced prices, and that none but
good Pictures vii leave my Gallery, at 40 ID street.
three doors above the Theatre. You can procure u
good Picture for 81.
jyl4-lm IL. A. KUSEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

ANOTHER great American chess-player has
just turned up in Paris. This time, however,
it is a South American who is creating havoc
among the French professors. 1t is Mr.
Ignaz KOlisch, youth just 81, from Monte
video. lie is Of Hungarian parentage.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

ATTACKED IN HIS SLEEp.-Thomas Hayes, a
miner on Wild Cat, was attacked in his sleep
the other night by what he supposed to have
been panther. Hayes grappled the ami
mails throat by one hand and began to feel
for his bowie-knfe with the other. The ami
NAL not seeming to like the idea of fighting
with weapons, then left, leaving sundry
marks on Hayes shoulder. Mr.. Hayes hav'
ing before killed grizzly in fair fight with
bowie knife, had no idea Of yielding to such
a small antagonist as panther.-S'sk'yoa
Chronicle.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
MAnlNr INrrLL1e rNcr.-A Wnshinrton nO

MARINE lNTELLIG ENCE.-A Washington pa
per contains the marriage of Martin Brigg
to Louisa Schooner, Everard Boatman to
Margaret Schulz, and George Shipp to Ph@
bic Cutter. What a feet to be sure. Half
of it manned, and all, we hope, well mated
Among so nanny vessels, there ought to be
quite number of Jerths. Well sea about it,
In the meantime look out for sgualts-Pica-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

THE Anti Lecompton County Convention
of Sacramento adjourned sine die on Friday
after making the following nominations: Fol-
Senator, Robert c. Clark; for Assembly, j.
c. Goods, George G. Berry, Henry Starr and
Armistead Runyon.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

GERMANY.-The Independence Beige says
that the new English Ministry had addressed
counsels of moderation to the German States,
csutioning them against the danger of en-
cOuraging policy which might lead to a
general war.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

DRowNED.-Michael McCafferey, a deck
hand on the steamer Sam Soule, was drowned
on Friday evening, by being thrown over
board from the barge, in tow Of the steamer,
by a collision with the bridge at Sacramen'
to- Deceased was between 80 and 40 years
of age
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High Street. MarvsvilIa.

FENEfIS HOTEL will be open from this day to the
Il citizens Of Marysville and the travelling public.
This Establishment has been fitted up in a style Of
unusual elegance and comfort, and is ready to serve
the choicest viands either to private parties of gentle
men, or TO families.
The house will be regularly kept open from O'Clock
in the mornidg, until II clock midnight and noth
Ing omitted thai can ensure the comfort and conve
nience of the guest.
The Tables will be constantly supplied with every
delcacy the market affords, cooked in the best poss
BILE style, and the attendance will be prompt and re-
spectfu
Rooms are all furnished with new Spring Beds
double and single.
je23-my RIOAUD & SAJ0US.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

A correspondent of the Alta, writing from
st. Louis, says:
There seems to be little doubt that the
Kansas Convention. now in session, will adopt
a free State Constitution, and that such ac-
ton will be endorsed by the people The
great majority of members are anti-Lecomp-
tonites, and these are confident that their ap-
Plication for admission into the Union will
be formally considered by the next Con
gress
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

FARMERS in the vicinity of the Fifteen
Mile House, on the road between Mokelumne
Hill and Stockton, are about to unite upon
some method for the determination of the
squirrels which infest that portion of the
county, and are a serious injury to the
ranches
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

JAMES SrEvENs is giving bloody and dis
gushing exhibitions of self-inhicted cruely to
delighted audiences in Moysville, Ky. He
draws knife through his arm between the
bones of his wrist, thrnsts knives into his
legs, drives nails through his feet into the
wooden sandals, with which he walks among
the audience submitting to such tests as pre-
cludes the possibility of deception.-Atlantic
51dnqr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

EDMUND RANDOLPH delivered political ad-
dress to n very large audience, at Musical
Hall, San Francisco, on Friday night His
review Of the general imbecility of the Ad-
mipistration was severe throughout.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

The Mayor of Washington having receiv-
ed dispatch from the Mayor of Richmond
that 0. Jennings Wise and p. H. Aylett had
left to fight duel and would probably pro.
ceed to the neighborhood of Washington,
caused warrants to be issued for their arrest
in case they came that way. This was on
The 10Th july
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

MURDER TRTAL.-On Friday, in the case of
Green C. Palmer on trial at Stockton for the
murder of Benson, the jury came into Court
and stated they found it impossible to agree.
They were discharged
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

As the Democracy of the District failed to
assemble in convention, for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for the office of State
Senator for the First District, we find there
are two Democrats in the field for the posi-
9on-Don Andres Pico, of Los Angeles, and
John Reins, Esq, of San Bernardino county.
Los Aatgeles Star.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

SouooL BoNDs-S1, 900 worth of these
bonds have been recently redeemed, under
the law, authorizing such redemption for the
sum Of $4,000 in cash. There are now, as
we learn from Superintendent James, but
$4,000 of these bonds outstanding-S. f.
Telegram.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

A SHOOTING AFFAIR occurred in Sacramento
on Friday evening between II. Buchanan and
J. Sutton. Buckman fired twice at Sutton
but without hitting him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

The San Francisco Times ofSaturday says
The overland mail. which arrived yesterday
at Gilroy in 81 days and few hours, made
the quickest trip yet accomplished between
st. Louis and this place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

Meeting AT VoLcANo.-On Saturday even
ing, July 30th, says the San Andreas Demo
crat, the Democracy, as we are informed by
a correspondent, ad a blooming meeting at
Volcano" 1t was large and enthusiastic,
and was addressed by Judge Badgly. our
nominee for District Judge, VIM. L. Dudley
Esq, and others, whose names we have not
received
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

BOY named John Harmon was convicted
in the San Francisco Court Of Sessions, on
Friday, of assault with a deadly weapon.
The jury recommended him to mercy on ac-
count of his youth
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

HOIIOway's Ointm Tightness
Of the Chest and the various diseases of the Throat
and Lungs as well as the innumerable eruptons and
ulcers which attack the skin and lesh yield invara
bly, to this preparation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

RECENT advices received from the Kansas
gold mines, state that new and rich discuve-
ries have been made some distance south of
the present diggings. Building was being
vigorously prosecuted in Denver city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
Mistfllaneous.
ARTESEAN WELLS:
G. p. SMITH.

u T. = M y II II
cor SAN FRANciscoN
THE OLDEST ARTEsIAN WELL BORER Now
Il in California, having been in the business seven
years, has permanently located in AIarysville and is
prepared to takecontracts for WELL BORING in any
part Of the State. Farmers obtain permanent
supply OF water at small expense by boring and in
sertng pipe in Wells already dug and they viii then
be subjected to no inconvenience by their Wells caving
and filling in.
All orders left at the U. S. Hotel, or at the Water
Works, corner Of Fourth street and Maiden Lane, will
receive prompt attention. All work warranted to
give satisfaction.
". B.-All kinds Of PUMPS for sale
EFeRFNcEs-Mcssrs. Bayley Packard & simnkins
Marysville Water Works; b. b. Bliven, Chsrley's
Ranch; e. Z. WilcoXon, Yuba City; Seymour & Cor.
nell, Forest Ranch, mv29-mv
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

Gov. WISE says he "would protect our
naturalized citizens against military service
of other powers to the utmost ends of the
earth"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

The Sacramento Pioneer Association have
resolved to celebrate the approaching ami
versary of the admission Of California as a
State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

THE speech of Horace Greeley at Nevada
was devoted mainly to the discussion of the
slavery question.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS AND LOAN Society.
AT the end of the first six months the cap-
ital of the Society was $2l ,52l 9S in six
months more it had increased to S5s .O45 96 -;
the end of the third half year showed an
amount of Sl03, 1856 l6, and it is now. at the
expiration of two years, $l74,O45 III. The
directors have declared dividend of II per
month for the past six months. This is a
neat revenue to depostors. Morning Call.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

THE steamer Santa Cruz is running be
tween Guyamas and Mazatlan, and is repor
ted to be doing an excellent business
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

An insane man named Mark Agin has been
taken to the Asylum from Santa Clara coun,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

The people, or. more properly, perhaps,
the politicians of New York are inclined to
revive the agitation of project for uniting
and consolidating New York and Brooklyn
into one grand Metropolis.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
TELEGRAPHEC.
TOWER THE STATE LINE.1
Another Escape--Public Meeting.

Another Escape--Public Meeting.
SAN FRANcIsCo, August 9Th.
Another convict escaped from the schoon-
er Hicks, at North Beach, this morning.
A meeting was held last evening in the
Twelfth District Court Room for the purpose
of taking measures to give public reception
to Horace Greeley on his arrival in this city.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

A DISPATCH from Weaverville dated Aug
9th, says:
A Chinaman was this morning-not hall
an hour ago-beaten TO death Or so near that
he must die, by the Tax49ollector, because he
would not pay his license. american law T
This murder was done in the streets of the
town Of Weaverville in open day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
To the Sick.
DIR. l.. j. CZAP KAY'S
Private Medical & Surgical Institute,

Pacific MailSteamship Company 8 Office
SAN Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR THE PERMANENT
CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DIS
EASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
A TTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, L. ].
IA CZAPKAY, NJ D., late in the Hungarian Revou-
tionary War; Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment Of
Honveds Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Pesth Hungary, the late Lecturer on Diseases of Wo
men and Children, and honorary member Of the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine. e5S~ Particular at
tention paid to the treatment of diseases peculiar to
Women and Children.
Office Hours-From a. NJ. till P.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
Address Or. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

ADvIoEs from the East, state that Secretary
Floyd health has slightly improved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07
A CORRESPONDENT of the Bulletin writing

II CORRESPONDENT OF UIIe DUIIeIn WrlLIng
from Salt Lake. says:
Judge Cradlebaugh is about going to Car
son Valley, to remain. He tells me that he
could take several wagon loads of the extra
wives of the Mormons, of the youngest class.
who have asked him to take them off, and it
would delight his kind heart to do so. lie
would give them the transportation himself,
but he does not know what to do with them.
How completely this illustrates the difficult
ty of getting away from this Cesspool City
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-07

Mons. BLoNDIN. repeated, on the 4th of
July, his feat of walking across the Niagara
river on tight rope. He put q sack over
his head, so as to prevent him from using his
eyes, and felt his way across upon the rope.
He intends to wheel a harrow over, the next
time, and is confident that he can pass with.
out difficulty, directly owes the great falls.
AT Sparta, Illinois, three men, members of
gang of robbers were lynched recently,
only one of them being put to death. One
who was released, after a hanging and a
dreadful whipping, proved to be the man
who had murdered and robbed Kentucky
drover, and for whom large reward had
been offered