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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

Will t. dselasasise: Acknowledgements
further legislation until default aud forfeit
ur' y made, shows tho desire q tho part
Of the Blaek RspnAicaas convsatiop, that
the Railroad Companies shall III, yjthou,
expressing what courss9 it woald teke in
that case, whether tinal repudiation, o,
whether it would provide further and
other measurss to build the roads. IN
which lite : cass boar 10 mind IL viii II
necessary to tar-because the bonds nov
issued '0outa hovs 4, Be paid.
So on tho question Of the State Railroad
Bonds, the Republicans can give their plat.
form almost any construction they please
The people will never know what they are
in favor Of unless they shonld b suoces,faf
"1fs Democratic convention could be as.
sembled, thassswoulda be incompetent from
want Of intelligence and skill, to frame {,
platform Of Democratic principles. this
platform Of the Republicans by it's negative
qualities would be of the greatest alssis.
tance. It shows conclusively that there ars =.
several points in constructing ; platform,
that must b observed, in order to make i,
acceptable TO sensible men. The Language
must BE- decent and digni6ed,; the principles
and policy ofths party must be clearly and
fairly stated, SO that the people can know
just what we are in favor Of; it should con.
tain none Of this rigmarole lingo q hyfalutiu
professions Of patriotism and morality and
purity and honesty; which the Republicans
by-the-by. never practice; it ehould be truth.
ful in its statements of fact !; it should show
not by mere general professions oi good faith
and honor, but BY some definite statement o.
the policy and measures Of the party, thu,
we. IS party, arc unalterably and unde,
oil circumstances opposed to reputation; in
fact, it should be, in every respect, u unlike
Is possible 10 this puerils effort Of the: Re.
publican party, and then it would be nee
cessarily , good, sound Democratic plat
IOIm. ssk ..E, 11@. -. y.-:. s1Et
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
LEGAL sNOTiCEY!
MORTGAGE. SALE.
INEFAULT having been made.; ;n th.. =,

NEFAULT having been mads;in, the coud,.
ton Of certain mortgage decd, bearing
date June 26th.i a: D. 1857, and duly executed
an'l .i delivered by Lars Westeeon and Bengt,
Rcd Wing, 1ien sots. % '1fich mefsssfs cii d.ss q
was duly recorded in the office Of the Registe,
OF Deeds Of t;"odhue county, State (then Ter
ritory J Of Minnesota, on the 9ylh dsy Of June,
A. D. 1857, at . O'Clock a. n, in book : ii
mortgage deeds: pagee ~ and 7l6, and con.
said Smith, Meies e. Co.., In ~ (sutject % de-
fessance on payment Of tho dehts hereinafter
destricd) the folowing PREMISES situate in
,le qn..,sr, r. .aS Il. ns,sE ssif u q
e1 esG tho ,os 20 = ssh
i7l in, township .numbev, Qua hundred and
twclye. (II2j north of ranes six teen, (l6) west.
Said mortgage was made to secure tho pay
ment Of tive jeint. spd several pFomissory notes,
made and delivdfef BY ssit Lars Westes IN and
one &taen E'ick, to sai1IsmitL, Meis.F& Co,
dsc4 * W. eight 1iollss4 aoa sffy- -ase esns4
hund,ed and f,rty -tSo dollars, each dated June
18th. 1857 and pya6ls one ysaT star deseoto
the order Of .aid 4miths 1eies& Co-,swith in
terest after maturity until paid at the rate Of
nve Eer cent. .rer month. No proceedings Il
mortgage dsots, q 81 psis tss.s, md ,h.ro h,S
q thlliaDs hf de nikilI lIjtE6salh1Sl2SEH ~
d.e fssao a ehsy nine dollar. a and min, osnts,
s :a.,.!: !: s;s ,:s
gage ,ind itstaS. Il ia ~ ssoh n,es ~
provided, said mortgagsd premises VIII 81. 81
tercd TOR sste ct pub ;iehuction. 4t tho don. os
tkiC Court Hotsa ii A.as iiky q, Nd W1nG is
.aid ID county, on TIE l9th day Of Apgust, A. d.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
d EN- ocRA TIC a1E..
gr.r t1 .s<cMsu.s ~
ka ait3- ,eSN-
STATE CONVENTION

A Demcratic State Convention vii, bo hold at
the City Of St. Paul. in tho Senate Chamber Of
the Caritol, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of
AUGUST next, at le o'clock, NJ, for tho pur-
pose OF nominating the following otficcrs: Z
GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENAST GOVERNOR. a.
sEc"xTAaY OF STATE, J.It .s-i' .,.al
AerATE rREAsURER, ...s . .....
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL
TWO MEMBERS OF coNoRres. LHI}5h .
And such other officers "a the Con vention
may deem cxpcdient. -. - :"
The counties will be entitled to.the follow
ing representation: .fi - ,fII.S ...ii
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

! fLAWLESSNESS, In WRIGHT CO.
One Of the ring1eaders in tho infamou,
lynching Of Oscar F. Jackson in the montt
Of April la*t-of which We published ! full
account at tho time--was arrested last veel
on complaint oi ,Jactson's wife. at Mime.
ha-ha, and sent to Wright county for exam
ination-Attorney General Charles H. Ber,
r., conducting the prosecution. The Of
fense (mnrder) was clearly proven, and th<
case adjourned over to the next day 4: de-
fendant's request. Thai night he vas for.
cibly released BY : body Of ninety men
! idisguised-who also declared that no one
connected with the marder of Jackson,
Jackson had been tried on the charge ol
numbering one Wallace, and acquitted
There arc strong suspicious that Moore was
the guilty person, and had procured the
ynching Of Jackson in order to secure him
sell. ..,,...,.. ..-..-
In this state Of affairs, the Governor has,
with commendable promptitude, called out
lour companies Of militia, who will, will,
such additional force as may be necessary,
orthwith proceed to Wright Co. A procla.
nation will also be issued to the people Of
Wright county, warning them to refrain
from further disturbances. s, r,g.st fal
Several others Of the lynchers are we'll
know, and we hope the force sent will make
clean work Of it, and arrest them al. '''j'''
There: should be sufficient example
made. to deter such lawless proceedings in
future Every man assisting in the lynch
ing, was guilty of and is liable to, the pen.
alties for wilful murder. Those assisting in
tho rescue ot Moore, are also liable for !
felony. Let them all be taken care Of and
every citizen Of # the state liable to do mill
tary duty in case, Of rebellion or invasion, be,
if necessary for. that purpose. called out to
entorce the execution Of the laws.a .ra,;i.t
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

= 7 NOTICE., lflaH
A Lk peisons fnd6bsed 10 thc sabeetfiib III athak
n by mute lor book aoeoune sss isquSseSd e
se!Eie 's tue Ssme inmediatsly. % doing Gehey
March + 1859. gsa.f + ISAAC 0RBEN. srs
NJ 6Ilu;a{a175.ga ee3GisH6 iia % fit51ts 3,
~. aD.1fl HAVING done credit bISihedalS1
% my satere eeei fsd6oN ehsll ihsreaft6Y a6onf
n ene :" gss.e AsAss" principle and ell soods i6f.
CSAcas2 OF it, ssasisesksbas .eqdivSl6he 0HIYY
= w'Il os for The interest Of cash parchasers %
Rsd wing, March sth. i.is. s.A4s ''f uistYf ;
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

o. Horace Greeley, in one Of bic late
letters from Pixies Peak. says that 1.-THE
Rocky Aounta;ns' with their grand. asema&
10 lbrssts, their grassy glsdss, their frequent
streams and dancing springs Of the bright
oct. sweetest w.str. thoir pure elastic at.
saaspAers. and THAR unequalsd game aad
Ash. aae destined 70 b hvorits resort q
civaissd naas y ]. qsvss visited . rssion
where physical life could b moro surely
prolonged or fully enjoyed" ~ ,soiT5a
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

Hcnnepin Co., West Of the Mississippi, s Del
:: East =, 8. - q -
Counties not enumerated in the above list,
will be entitled to one Delegate each,
t W. HOLCOMBE, 50
Chairman De,n. Central Committee.
st. Paul, May S, 1859. ..s,..t. X
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

~ 4 Piedmpntsse colonel was pseGidisk
over court. martial, when paa, wis
brought tefors him t:hasgsd With bein1xI sn
a ustrian spy. but who. pevlrt thslsse,, maip-
sainsd s(hat hs wasi . 2 iliIaness tarsdsr. Ha
however. could oejproduesa any documents
. prove bis allegation. and could not sa;:s-i
Actonly explain why hsI wss in Pisdmost.
J. : Ps'soner's sid sths' COLONEL, I'll u toaoe,
.cons closer 70 nle-l d. pot. hsar we'll. p. -.
The Ren adyanosd. sIAh," said ~. colo.
npl /" sse that Jon step Hith tho len foot
{ torMsrd. s. With Jour arms, ,eloae 70 your sides.
aud tho nttie finger Oh tke seam az your
trowsers: :" zoo ~ satdtsrl' orhs
1ba". greatly confused, could no lonaor dSuS
khst hs W. tothsaAsef16r ssiidsa1P7.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

M nae.s,t H%s Sa s,ns ga II .-.,t...@is,...
ef deed ef mortgage executed s .nd a.
ne in fsct for th.t ,,r ,,,rnoo. n.syl assc!
both Of Gnodhns nn.ftv ~, Tsss;.s 1c T1
st.teyoS T;nnssoto ouy: ~ .nsn aeee!,oy tnow
Sn-;n1S.,d nnSsot1; ,ah; 20 ssmueI shesbengeg, Of
deed By tIe name Of s. shei.b.,ssq s,,r d.ssd tfs
1". nsn dn'y %i .. .n, a.: a. r. lss1 Which @orte
Of Deeds For Goodhre cormtv ve 81 ehr sae seeess
nov Ststal az H;nns.ot" any ~: ~ snen as.k ~ r.
fniv a n Sak7 =. o;aS, ~ tHe .een az g
Of Morte.ess on =. n.es. ,s* "A a IL u 19ok
deed Of n.orsesee tbe ss;d Eiizah.tb inyy so,: en
|b her atfornev a fsct .eS-s.sI "a SS.la'
barcs;n saIi ~ ccnvs. 80 ,.to -. aso kIantk
shesb.reer his heirs and sssoC. fc..vsr ,s
follovine dsscribad resi essste .;t"@s., S.ss, t3e
af6raia;9 conntv ~ tsnoaSrs "a.
Tots tvoA ia1.. th,s. nSS snX - W r.N
block three and iots one ~ TO ~ ts,sa =.
faS fmr ~ H.. ISS ~. ge1 ~, W. ~ teIee
isH n;na -; rSIHSx, nrSIHx, ..H1' "a Ho1' :even l11 e1gns
k4d;,;on - 80 =. TT 1oS IN ePaoes Ce:s
H. .IN.S ~ 1.sss ns1 sSco5oln& 20 th4
I.ter oS nsad. ~ Gn"dhas - me o1ce GE!ae k
to necnre ths nsvmsnt ~ s.se~ a..1 A1neseose. ss.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
MRS. 1BuILANski.

This unfortunate woman, whose escape
from the prison in St. Paul, we, noticed
last week was recaptur,d on tho highway,
|nesrJ st.! -Anthony-disguised III male ap-
qassl:i She will probably receive her sen.
[tence 1t 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 io-
|msmen.i"g. will much injure her chances eol
Obtaining . pardon Hanging is at hest .
ba.barousa useless and !. demorsl,zine in.
stitution; doub'y repulsive when . woman
is tho subject, aud absolutely criminal when
there are . in this case, strong doubts d
the guilt Of the accnsed party. We give 4,
Gov. Sibley. credit 6br sufficient firmness, to
Withstand IL The clsmor which it Is evidently
the inten;ion Of the 7se.es and Kis.e,otian,
TO make ~ political capital. should he deem,
hsr case . proper ono tor executive clsmeney.
Truly It issicksniag 70 sss, the pres, ID
in the cass' Of the above person. ende.yorins
TO prsdjudics the public mind for these vile
party purposes. and 70 have % little regard
Tor =. ih lis I,um human being. :. 70 pro.titnts
|all their p"vers 70 prevent 1 poor wretehed
woman-wh.'se execution could, even tho
hsr guilt wsss clear. do no poss be sood-,.
from rsceiv;ngoa oonmutat;oa 1of her se~.
tencs.F 9J asii S0f9E3 isejua9 gdj I5a1asi0
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
LATER FROM EUROPE. :

FARTHER PolNT, July ~.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool on the 18th, has arri, ed. ~,
The Vienna correspondent Of the Lon.
don T.mes says the Representatives Of Aus.
tria, France and Sardinis will soon meet ct
Zurich to conclude. the treaty OF peace
There. will b. no Congress Of tn. powers
|cslled to ratify the treaty, the Emperors Of
France and Austri. having agreed TO xettle
the difficulties without the intervention ol
the neutral powers. nj afs.,,7,s ,,lso 80 E,r +.
She brings papers containing nothing ad-
ditional in regard to the basis Of peace.
The discontent resulting from Napoleon's
course was apparently on tho increase par
ticularly in ltaiy. ''@ $3.50 ~ 80 % fsz3tf
Napoleon had arrived in St. Cloud.
The Queen Of Portagal is dead. :.a,;
The Paris correspondent of tho London
Post say both Of the EmpeTors are convinc
ed that the basis Of peace agreed upon by
them, ~, in many respects i,npracticsble.
The English journals continue to ridicule
the terms Of the peace.
The Post. (Lord Palmerston's orgsn,) IT.
tacks the proceedings At Villa Franco, with
some severity.
The Paris correspondent Of the News
says there is = feeling of dissatisfaction and
even oflndigna,ion among all who took =
sincere interest in the object Of the war.
GREAT BRITA1N.-In the House Of Lords,
on the 18th, tho 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-
sented to Parliament. = Its figures show =
deficiency Of S 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. - arg 5z>. - .srkf
The following summary Of news is fur
nished: The Eth .,eror Napal,on had arrived
in. Paris from his Italian campaign. .st..r.
A new m mister had been formed at TOR
in, Msnnora being constituted Minister of
War and President Of the council. y,
The Bank Of Berlin had lowered the rate
Of discount to per cent 5''.l tl-f}1t.@'f
-.llt a-t't>~~-~~~~r r-~>-~>~ .+Eat'5 HyGais
:t>alg 4ssi sflL LATER. 3tEI ..ia.
SPEECH OF NAPOLEON ON THE
n 49, fsNH
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
THE SENTINEL.
FUBlt4nkb Bf
L1TTLEFIELD & MAIINNIS:
~iLlIAM coLViLL, JR.. EDITOR

~ AeExrs.-C. H. Scrivcn, 6s Dearborn
street, Chicago, is authorized to receive adycr
tisomcnts tor this paper.
PosTMAsTERs. every where are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
price il rcmitted.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

audi CoHsJtide. - =. F7'9 y IT ~.
CTREET. IMPROVEMENTS sr,.-t,nI -
- Notice il hereby given. that on the 18th
inst. at ~ o'clock P. H., at the City .C,unsil
water-conree will eoms befors the city eovern-
ment, and that the council will then and thare
near and take into consideration, any suaeo.t-
ions, y Persens sither q favor & or
aesans! tne building of sewer pr paved eutts1
alley TO Bluff street, and such other Ratter, ~
might be necessary to drain Of such surface
Water-c0urse. ~ taII01
Red Wing, Aueset 5th. 1885, .sts-ss> set
HANS AATTSUN, City Ge,fL E
Per order Of the Co.neil.f fa;',.Ir rI05-ve
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06
THE Nt wa.

r The Washington correspondence Of
the N. 7. Tmes, says the Post Otles De.
partment having determined 10 resume tho
Investigation into tho alleged official mis-.
conduct Of the Postmaster At Chicago,
two special agents have bssn dispatched
th'ther for that purpose. They already in
innate that their report viii contain some
itch disclosures, ~ they have discovered
evidence which will astonish Postmaster
General Holt. Considerable excitement is
'a'd to prevail in Chicago.
The Hartford, Conn.,, Post says: The
fact that over two hundred Democratic pa
psrs At the West openly advocate the nom-
ination Of Senator Douglas for the Presidency
is telling indication Of bis immense popu.
larity there. A gentleman Of this city,
and Republican too, who has just returned
from tour in the Western States, informs
10 that :here is . perfect furore for Douglas.
there among the Democracy, and that the
universal and tho only sentiment among
them is that Stephen A. Douglas will be
tho 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 tho electoral vote of every Western
State. Mark the prediction.
W The Kansas constitutional conven-
ton adjourned on the 29th. 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 tho Leavenworth
instrument. ipasmuch IS it does not extend
the right Of suffrage to negroes. The State
legislature will consist Of 70 representatives
and Fl Senator'S. The business of the con-
vention has bees disposed Of with tolerable
expedition; the question Of appo.tionment
and 4 temporary capital being the only
measures which offered serious Obstacles.
Topeka has been selected rs the temporary
MA ~ ~e <l,n 0k>A>
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-06

to the negotiation of. al pa&siotisa~ ~ con.
spirators against Liberty BY their violation
Ct its sacred ark-the ballot box.
What does @all that .ueans? Mr. Lynd
has snbsided. Althout th ehallsae,d on every
hand to msnsion nameer give single fac,
in relation 10 his. .chaFgesS She declines.
Governor German backs down from his
senseless assertions. The !" "Cbatfleld frauds
a!ter full examination before bitter part,
zan Republican judge, were decided to b.
'myths," the real frauds being committed
BY certain Republican office holders, who, in
order to keep their offices, refused to per.
form their sworn duty. Gov. Ramsey iu
declining to contest Gov. Sibley's election,
or to publish any proof on the subject, has
given the eatsotuel lie to i'll these statements
about bogus" Governor, and bogus Lsgis.
'.ture, the M:nne'ot;an habi,ually INDUCES
in. No proof has ever been offered. Nj.
ther has an attempt been made to offer any
proof on: these subjects What. is thi.
statement then but cl.p-tr.p and groundles.
assertion. unworthy Of any proisssedly dig:
nifed tody .sw@ s:o4f sai8F sa2i9G15
1t makes a bill Of charges in somewha,
similar style against the National Admins.
trstion; some Of which are true and other,
ridiculous in every way. The Democracy
Of Minnesota has long since been absolved
from any allegiance to that Administration
which has violated almost every Democratic
principle. and has sought in every manner to
injure and defeat them They join heartily
in the condemnation Of it, whenever they
can truthfully do 50 !; and do not feel par.
ticularly bound to vindicate it, from even
false charges. z....
Resolved second, That the present State
Organization is one based upon frauds, and
IS therefore bogus that tho Governor, and
Auditor Of State, in receiving stocks as 4
basis Of Bank Circulation without ma,ke.
value, have violated the plain letter of the
Law, forfeited public confidence and contri.
bated largely to our pecuniary embarrass.
mcnts-that the Democratic party has crea.
TED contingent fund for the benefit Of State
officers, thereby stealing the Peoples money,
and that by their general misnanagement oi
our State affairs they have shown them
SAL n~kL LA-0>> d . a. . ~
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DR OFESS SOR DUVA s

u
Prepared Originality 5y Prot. Durall formerly OF
tie College Of Surgeons, Paris, is now offered to
the public the of all those diseases in which
alternatives and resolvents indicated These
pills are rendered void of taste-by which means
the most delicate stomach can take them as well
the smallest child
From three to five boxes will cure the wors
of ScrofUla.
From two to four boxes will cure the worst case
of Salt Rheum.
From two to 3 boxes will cure the Ring Worm.
One box will cure Scaly Eruptons of the Skin.
From two TO four boxes will cure all old Ulcers
and Running Sores.
One box will cure Humors in the Eyes.
From one to three boxes viii cure the most in
veterate case of Nursing Sore Mouth.
From one TO two boxes will cure the severest
case of scabby head in children.
From three to six boxes will cure the common
iy calIed) thick neck Goitrc.
From two to four boxes will cure the Dropsy.
From to three boxes will cure Juandice
From two to six pills viii the Sick Head
Ache when accompanied with Bilious.
One box will the Fever and Ague
For all diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood and bilious habits, the Tasteess GsiUan-
&c Pis are the best pills known in the annals
of medicine 25 cents per Boz Any agent-on
receipt of 81 will send four boxes to any part of
the United States, free of postage.
j. ID. ST0NER0AD, Proprietor,
aug25- -'5S-y Lewistown, Pa.
For sale by Moore & Etzweiler, Clearfield, Pa,
and by country merchants generally.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

Market St, Clearfeld Having received a large
and well selected assortment of Domestic, Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, of almost every description.
the public in general are invited to give me call.
Among the Fancy goods may be found, such as
DUCALS, PERSIAN CLOTH, BALZARINE,
DEBEIGE, TANFER LUSTRE, BRILLIANTS,
CHALLIES, SATIN JEAN, GINGHAMS,
BAREGE, LAWNS, PRINTS, DELAINES,
and variety of other articles of Dress Goods
Also, extensive selection of the latest and neat
est styles. and best quality of plain and fancy
CASsIMERES, CLOTHS, SATTINETS,
SATIN VES1ING, TWEEDS, VELVETS, &C.
His stock also embraces extensive assortment of
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Drugs and
Medicines: Oils, Paints and Glass; Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps; Bonnets: Ready
Made Clothing; Stationary Confection-
ry; Carpets; Tobacco &c &c, &c,
Together with great variety of Notions, and 9TH
er necessary articles. Persons in want of any
thing in the above line, requested to examine
the stock of the subscriber before making their
purchases, they may be enabled to buy to bet
ter advantage at the ''cheap cash store'' than at
any other place in the county. Produce of every
description taken in exchange for goods.
April q, 1859. WM. T. IRWIN.
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rLEAKFIELD HOUSE. CORNER q

W
" FIRST AND MARKET STREETS. CLEAR
FLED, PA-The undersigned would respectfully :
inform his friends and the travelling public in
general, that he has taken the above house for
merly known the HenapliiU Hotel1 and that
the house has been recently reftted improved
and newly furnished; that extensive stabling
has Just been completed; and that be is pre-
pared to accommodate all who may give him
call IN the most pleasing and agreeable IN amer
He Is amply provided with everything to render
his house a desirable stopping place and will
enaeavor to entertain his guests in a manner that
cannot fail TO give the fullest satisfaction The
house is situated in pleasant and quiet part of
the town and no expense attention will be spa
red to make it of the best houses in the county
bar viii be supplied with an assortment of choice
liquors. [june2 58l H. HAYS MORROW