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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
Dist. Court, late
9Th, now 1st Ju-
dieiel DISTRICT
OCoUH11 OF GooDHU1, %.
Andrew NJ. Haines,
- Plaintiff.
Charles P. Haires, John
NJ. Jones, Helen II. Jones,
Benlaman G. St. Cyr, and
J. Wilson Paxton,
Defendants.

Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that
in pursuance OF an order, judgement and decree
rendered in this cause, in favor Of the plain
tiff, and against the defendants, Charles p.
Haines, John NJ. Jones, HELEN II. Jones and
Be njamin E.. St. Cyr, bearing date the 9th
day of September, 1860, shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction MS the law di-
rects. at the vcstibulc of the Court House in
the city of Red Wing, in said Goodhue county,
on the 2Sth day ofNovember next at 10 O'Clock
III the forenoon, all those certain pieces or rar-
cells ofland situated in in the county Of Good
hue, State of Minnesota and described in
sa1d order, Judgment and decree as follows:viz..
Lot No. two( jim blockNo twenty eight rs J.
OF the town Of Cannon Falls in said county, ac-
csrding to the plat Of said town recorded IN tho,
office OF the Register Of Deeds of such county;
also lot number one Il in said block accord
ing to said recorded plat; also the northeast
quarter Of section No. ten (lO) in Township
number ono hundred and eleven (1ll) north.
Of Range no. eighteen (1s) west, containing
one hundred and sixty acres Of hand bo tho
ment survey thereof; and also the North half
thirty-6v We (a5 in township number one hun
dred and twolvo Ql2,) ncrth of Range number
(1s) west containing eighty: (sol
acres of land be the same more or less ac-
cording to the Government survey, thereof,
together with oil and singular the appurtcn-
ances and hcreditaments thereto belonging.
Dated tho 18th day Of October 1860.
JAMES G. HALVES,
WARREN BR1sro1 with VIZ. CoLv1L1, u,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
TO THE VOTERS OF cOODuuE.

TO THE VOTERS OF GOODHUE.
Arc you prepared for the election to take
place on Tuesday, next? Have you. con
sidered tho Importance Of the next election
and the results which will follow it. When
the country shall be divided into two great
sectional parties; Northern and South.
ern party: is it not easy to iorcsee, what will
be the next step? Will not the hatred and
a"'mosi'y ofpowcrful and opposing sections
led on by bad and ambitious men, seeking
power for the avowvd purpose Of using il
against each other, precipit.te upon US a
fierce. perhaps bloody, and certainly dis.
astrous sectional quarrel? Who will fore.
tell when, or how that struggle will end
1t may terminate peacefully and for tho hon.
or Of our civilization and be vinaication ol
ou: capacity to govern ourselves !; do you
believe it. Do you believe that such will
be the result Of such an unnatural and in.
termeddling contest? Will the mad pas.
sions Of hostile sections, when thus fully
aroused, work out peaceful and equitable
Of our differences. This cannot
Be and you know and feel It will not be-
that in the contest the Union and the Con.
stitution must fall and that q government
reconstructed on its ruins must be proppetl
up by bayonets and maintained by the
sword. Let every voter then, who loves
tho country and the constitution vote for
A. DOUGLAS, who stands on
middle ground and says to factions North
and South /" Peace-be still.' Our Union
and our Constitution as inherited by us from
our fatber-is good enough for us-we
have prospered under two shall continue
to prosper under it, II we preserve it. Main
tain the law protect the rights Of all by
voting for Douglas and johnson and all will
bo we'll. . a , -. e4H
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
RALLY TO THE TICKET.

RALLY TO THE TICKET.
Democrats, ticket every way worthy o.
your confidence has been nominated. Give
it your warm, hearty ana devoted support
You need not be ashamed Of single man
On tho ticket. Work for it. Commend II
to your Republican friends, they may vote
Tor one o. more Of our candidates. A corrup,
caucus system has demoral,zed our oppo-
nents, and they feel the necessity Of both
reforming and rebuklng tho bargain and sale
Of their party leaders. They
have nominated, we must admit some good
men and true, but some Q: their candidate,
are unfit nominations to be made; rally then
to the support Of the ticket, and see to il
that not single Democratic vote is lost this
fall. Get out every man.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

GLOW do, YOU like arithmet,c?" said Mr..
Anderson to Johnny Perkins, as he came
home from school with his slate under his
arm.
"Not very we'll"
"How do you get alcng with it?"
well enough. Sam Price docs my
sums for me- u
"Why don't you get him to eat your din
ner for you?'
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
THE LAND. SALES,

All the lands in Goodhue County, out
side Of tho Half Breed, tract advertised
for sale, in tho Presidents proclamation
have been offered, an1 it affords us pleasure
to inform the settlers, that not singl.
acre has been sold to the speculator. Now
the land having passed the sale, every one
who desires to SO and who is outside Of the
limits Of the Rail Road grant, or who j.
within the fifteen mile limit Of the grant
and upon an even section can file over ,
second time and get years credit to pay
for his land. Many who were unable to paw
have already filed over, and all should do SC
lot the earliest moment.
Our settlers have passed the point ol
difficulty, and should now turn their atten.
ton to the security Of their homes. We
believe with q few exceptions, oil will be
enabled to do so, and so doing as far as posi-.
ble keep out Of debt. With homes secured
and freed from debt, bright future to the
farmers Of Goodhue county is certain. 1t is
one ofthe best agricultural counties in the
State, and We expect that it soon will be the
wealthiest.
The President has now done his worst
His ice.covered heart has not been warmed
by the Oft repeated petitions to postpnoe the
sales, but We can now snap our fingers a,
him. Thank God each rising and each set.
ting sun rapidly hastons the time for the
laying down the Office he has so grossly dis.
honorcd, and the power he has SO wantonlv
abused. Let the settler, as he thinks upou
the sacrifices he has made, enjoy this one
consolation. Mr.. Buchanan is the only-and
We hope he will be the last--President who
has employed every power of his office tc
defeat his regularly nominated successor O
the same party. The grosssst outrages, be.
cause tho most malignant Of all his career
u tho ordering of the land sales, and the
veto Of the Homestead Bill to injnre the
chances Of Douglas in the northwest. Lei
the people vindicate their champion and
friend from the foul blows OF the President
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

one common wish, unless McLaren is true
to that interest and that wish, We don't
need him in the Legislatures The people
want true man. an honorable man, and in
coruptiple man, and that want Is superior to
the political inclining Of any candidate.
These and many more reasons are urged
by the mass Of the Republicans why they
cannot support McIaren.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

A despatch from Geneva, Wis, dated
October 22, says: "A Mrs. Howe xas SO
shockingly burned by her clothes taking
fire while sitting near stove in her house
here, yesterday, that she is not expected to
survive. Her suferings were terrible. The
diptheria is alarmingly prevalant here just
now. The physicians. however. are. getting
il .alns.cr control,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

A scotohman, having hired himself to a
tarmer. had cheese set down before him
that ne might help himself The master
sad to him: "Ssndie, you take long time
70 breakfast" In troth MASTER" an
swercd he, ''a cheese o. this .ize is nae sac
soon eaten ss 70 may think" q,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
To Consumpuye...

The advertiser having been restored to
health in q few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered ssyctd ycpfs
with a severe lung affection, and that drSad
disease, consumption-i8 anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means O
cure.
70 all who may desire it, he will send :
copy Of the prescription used (fss ofrchargeei,) )
with the directions for preparing and using,
the same, which they will find sure cure
for consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The only object Of the advertiser is to bepc-
fit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try his reihedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing =
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. ;.
Oct: 10, 1860: - 218y
STATE OF M1NNEsOTA,l -. =
COUNTY OF GooDnUE. o.. =
10 W. II. Lane: Yon are hereby notified
that writ Of attachment has been issued
satisfy the demand Of F. +! Hcyt, amounting
to twelve dollars. Now unless you shall ap-
pear before X. B. Smithers, q Justice of tho
Peace in and for said County, at his Office in
the town of Red Wing, on the nth day Of
No'eHDcr, "A. 10 lSOU, at 2OclO Ock In the after
noon judgment will be rendered against yo u.
and your property sold to pay the debt,
r. F. HOYT, Plaintiff
Dated this oath day of October, a. d. 1860.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA -
~ County Of Goodhue ~,
District Court 1st Judicial :District
Thomas Taylor Plaintiff I e IA azr---
VS. -....-=.-
Robert W. Hamilton
Isabella +. Hamilton his --.,t
wife, and Charles l. Hol- s.
brook
Defendants
BY virtue Of the dccree ofsaid Court made
in said action and filed and docketed IN th~
office Of the clerk Of said Court on tho al dav
OF October, A. D. 1860, and in pursuance of
the order ofsale issued therein to me directsd.
! shall on the oath day Of November, A. D.
1860, at o'clock in the afternoon OF the said
day, at tho outer door of tho Court House in
the city Of Red Wing, in said county; offer for
sale at public auction all the right, title and
interest which said defendants Hamilton or
either Of them had on the 18th day of fFetuary,
A. 1859, in and to the following described
premises situated in said Goodhus county, 70
wit: Lot four az and fivo (5) in block six-
teen 90 in the city of Red Wing.
Rcd Wing, Mimi, October sth A. D. 1850.
r..:-lia. - VIZ. w. CLAHK,
ls7 I'D, ss-z Special Rsfbrssr
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
For County G mmissio nors.
1st DIST, T. B. SHELDON.
ID /" ]. G. WEATHERBY.
Sd SAMUEL KNUTSON.
4th " H. n. DOYLE.
9Th VIZ. HURLINGLER.
r. n. NcLAREN.

I We have in another place alluded to this
gentleman, who is supposed to be running
for Senator in this county, and should not
do 20 ssain, we:s it not both proper and
necessary to give public expression, to the
private reasons which have induced 70.
markabls opposition to his election, by the
members Of tho party Of which he claims to
b tho nominee. They say very properly
that no political reason exists for sustaining
hin; 20 no U. 8. Senator is to be elected, and
no party issue IS presented. This being
- they propose to apply the Jefsrsonian
tests to him: rs he capable? 1s he hon.
sst7 and does he represent the opinions and
views Of tho people Of this county?' He
does not answer any Of those requisites.
40 to capacity. they claim that hs il . no.
t'ody; that he i, as Republican graphically
described him to ~, 'as hollow Is pump.
kin, and - hsartless as an oyster" He
makes considerable Of show, which i.
mainly attributable to his tailor. He makes
considerable noise F.; . boy can make as
much, By pounding tin pan with = dry
mullen stalk. His liberslity and generosity
ars al confined within the milled edges Of
. copper cent, and he never proves Of any
practical value until job is sought 70 be
los'sollsd through, requiring him to change
bic vote - legislator. It's hence inferred
that hs i neither cabaple or honest.
Does hs represent, the views aud wishes
Of h'' constituency. Let us see. Did not
ninety mine out Of every ono hundred Of
his party. favor the three years redemp-
ton law2 All admit that this is so and ret
he voted against It. Why? Because he had
. little money st interest and hs wanted to
oppesss the poor and get their homes away
DO" th'"' visheat giving them any cha.os
70 redeem them. But Nr. McLaren now
'ayA without giving any reason, that b.
would not vote 70 repeal tho law. Let ~
examine this vote catching declaration. II
b was honestly opposed to the three year,
redemption law when il passed be Is op.
posed to It now. fhs is not opposed to it,
he was dishonest when he opposed its pas.
ssss. He wss dishonest whom he voted
against Il, Or he Is when be says hs will not
vote tof its repeal. 1a either case he is
onnt 70 represent The people.
We have no political interests in this mat.
tsr, bscsose the difference Of ono more or
ono iess Republican in the next Republican
Lssslatars IS Of no earthly importance.
10 Ar. AeIArsa right sn the Railroad
qasse'oss He i not. That il question
'hse appeals % sysrbodys pockets. We
want nopurchsssbss uaatsrial IN tho next
Lsg'atass. Rspablicaos aud Democrat, h.v.
10 tha county but on. commea interest.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
NORRIS HOBART, Of Milton,
g4 For State Representatives,
N. H. PALM ER, Of Pine Island.
EDWARD STRANGE, Of Lillian.
For Register Of Dcods,
' r. +. HOYT, Of Red Wing.
For Sheriff,
DAVID HANCOCK, Of 0oodhue.
or Judge Of Probate and Court C,mmissione,
W. H. WEIGH, Of Red Wing.
For County Auditor,
WIN. FRYBERGBR, Of Featherstone
For District Attorney,
P. SANDFORD, Of Red Wing.
For County Coroner,
G. e. BOLANDER, Of Red Wing.
For County Surveyor,
WV. ROCK, Of Pine Island.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

WHAT FoLLY:-Tho New Yori
HsraM, in describing tho preparations
which were made for the Rsnfrew ball,
thus speaks oferinoline. The ladies
win no longer monopoli.e, hoops, but
aplish bps viii share with them thei,
Sosly. IaG7
The most costly cloths have been
imported for the occasion, and those
who considered forty and fifty dollar,
enough for . ball ball suit, have reach
Cd the amount Of seventy and eighty
dollars not to speak Of the other
ftems including embroidered shir,
bosoms, and, extraordinary ~ it may
appear, orinolined shirt breasts, 70,
after oil the ridicule which has been
heapsd upon this oommodious, expan.
sive, light, airy, elegant and indispensa.
BE article Of female attire, the gentl.
men have literally taken the crinoline
TO their bosoms. They are formed Of
steel riba, and arc fastened to the body
BY means Of hooks and eyes-another
innovation against which the ladies
have every right to exclaim. The
object Of this crinoline arrangement,
+ 10 almost necessry TO say, is u pre-.
vent that most disagreeable Of all
things, . collapse Of the shirt breas,
scansality which i not BY any mean,
u>&squcnt in the ball room. for the
pqsvsnsion Of which the gentlemen
aza. primarily indebted 70 that much
alnsels axliole to which We have a.
luded. .@4.72 'f#s.l
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

6osE DAY for the Country. Let no
Democrat be absent from The polls, come
ee1ly and stay Ill day.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
ITEMS.


.,ay-lv.--s ITEMS.
The cost Of the Princes Ball at the
Academy of Music was $a2, 900. The
committee had raised forty thousand
dollars, and consequently eight thous.
and remain unused.
WI. BuBIr, NJ. r., and Alderman
and tishmongcr, has been elected
Mayor of London for: tho ensuing
year.
Prince Napoleon, while in Ireland,
visited Ballinasloe, and ut last account
was heard Of at Cork.
An arrangement has been nearly
contaminated between Mr.. John A.
Kennedy, Superintendent Of Police in
New York, and the Duke Of Newcas.
lie, for the exchange of detectives en-.
ployed on the London and New York
Police. This policy, it is believed
will render this branch Of the force
more efficient.
Tho portfolio of Lamoraciere has
fallen into the hands Of Gen. Fonti.
II contains letters Of the most com.
promising character, and the most posi-
tive proofs Of numerous intrigucs with
the Legitimi*t and even the Red Re.
publican party against the govern.
nent Of Napoleon.
The walls Of the Asylum for ine-
br;ases, at Binghampton, New York,
arc shout half completed and the
works progressing rapidly.
A Mobile correspondent says in reply
to the question:: "What shall We do
with our appless" send them out this
way; anything ike decent apple sells
for ave cents apiece, and very ordina.
y apples At forty Or fifty cents q dozen.
Mrs. Jerome Bonapartc, Of Balti-
more, went to Paris in the last trip of
the Vanderbilt, on visit to her grand.
son, Captain Bonaparte. Her son is
also there, having preceded her al
month. This the reunion of the fsmi.
y At Paris may have been brought
about by tho late death Of Prince Jer.
ONE, as it It is we'll known that his
son, Jerome Bonapartc, of Baltimore,
is anxious to test the legal questions
involved in his mothers marriage.
Ma. YANcr never yet stood upon al
platform that We could approve. We
presume that he never win till he isI
sbout to be hung.
Lamoriciero has been sent to Turin !
~ prisoner Of war. He was treated
with every attention by Admiral Per.
sano Of the Sardini.n fleet, who had !
the yards manned when on board ,hel
steamer, Count Cavour, and gave up|
biz own cabin to him.
TIE British government appear to|
be determined to carry into practice
the principles of equality. Thus, late.
y, the Mayor Of Kingston, Jamaica,
was made companion Of the Bath,
and more recently, Mr.. Samuel Cock.
barn, another gentleman Of color, and
. creole, Of the Island Of Granada,
has bsen appointed administrator of
tho Government Of Montserrat
The volcano Of Faego, in Guatamala
Central America, has had great
eruption lately, AMI been very active
ever since. No serious damage has
been done to the people, but they have
been compelled to desert their homes,
near tho base OF the fiery pile.
While Philadelphia recently, Lady
Franklin visited DR.. Kane's grave and
wept over Il for an hour. "A Just trib.
nte Of respect to the memory Of = no.
bic heart. .r......
WHAT FoLLY:-Tho New York
Asraa, in describing tho preparations
which were made for the Rsnfrew ball,
thus speaks Of crinoline. The ladies
win no longer monopolize, hoops, but
aplish 6ps viii share with them their
Sosy. Tgl5z
0a >>.AN..- >N-.AA
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
c. c. ANDREWS, Of Stcarns,
WILLIS A. GORMAN, Of Ramsey,
JOSEPH WEINMANN, Of Carver,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Of Winona
FOR ASSISTANT ELECTORS.
+. r. DELANO, Of Washington.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, of Waseca
GEORGE w. SWEET, of Benton,
NOSES MONTGOMERY, Of Wabs'w
FOR REPRESENTATIVES ~ CONGRESS-,
JOHN n. GILMAN, Of Ramsey,
JAMES GEORGE, Of Dodge.
FOR STATE AUDITOR,
HERMAN TROTT, Of Pine. .
FOR cLERk OF THE SUPREME couRr,
JACOB j. NOAH, Of Ramsey.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

DEMOcRATIC srATErICKET.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31

80 ""~ ~ Svoly oOl VI OAEOu03 prepare to
mount the blue cockade.
@ The Governor Of Arkan,as, Elias N. Con-
way, has issued a proclamation to the mi
i't'a OF the State, directing it to prepare for
trouble and danger" In this remarkable
document Governor Conway expresses tho
singular belief that the peril Of the South
comes, not from the North, but from the
Vaccinations Of Great Britain. He saws:
1t is my opinion that tho British
government is the real author and insties-
tor OF the mischiets and outrages pepetrated
against the slave States, and that it is tho
duty of our federal government. and of the
patriotic people of the United States. to
hold the British government responsible
for disturbing the domestic TRANQUILITY .ol
the United States. ~ -
The Herald Washington correspondent
says:
Rumors are rife about extraordinary
overtures from the Republicans Of the Sout6
# the leaders there will only keep Quiet
The political gamblers are beginning to
concentrate in Washington. Lincoln sees,
tnat ne cannot carry on the government
even It he IS elected. Corwin writes that
Lincoln will execute the fugitive Slave law
TO the letter, and that he will not counte.
nance an abolition Of slavery in the District
OF Columbia without the consent 0: tho in
habitants. 77-.- ->
ALExvSDER H. STEPHENS ON TUE ruruRE.
A correspondent Of the New York Her,
AID has recently made visit to the Hon.
Ale1ander y: Stephens. end cQpycrsed
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-10-31
- IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
Ba9tsc between G,ribnldi and the Nca-
apOliliams. G%
GREAT VICTORY!

New YoRK, Oct. 25.-Circulars per CITY
Of Washington reports -four dull and lower.
Wheat dull and declined a 2 cents.
ITALIAN AFFAlas.-1'he City Of Wash
ington gives the details Of tho battle of Va
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
A Humorous Incident.

An old farmer who had two
handsome daughters, would not
permit them to keep the com
pany Of young men. After the old
man had retired to rest the girls
would hang a sheet out of the win
dow, and each beau with the assis-
tance of his lady, who tugged lust
ly above, would thus gain an ell
trance. 1t so happened that one
evening that the girls hung outthe
sheet too early; the old gentleman,
spying the sheet could not conjec-
turc the meaning of it. So he
caught hold of it and cndcavored
to pull it down. The girls suppos-
ing it to bo one Of their fellows, be-
gan to hoist, and did not discover
their mistake until the old mans
head was level with the window
sill, when one of them exclaimed
'Oh, Lord, It's dad!a land letting 60
the sheet down came the old gen
tleman to the ground dislocating
his shoulder. Withdrawingal op.
position to their keeping company,
he was soon q father-in-law.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
Horrible Suicide.

Onc ofthe raoSt horrible cases of
suicide ever heard Of in the caicn-
der of self destruction was enact
ed in East Flcmboro, on Saturday
last, when James Black inn keep
or, Of New Berwick, Burning him
self to death hy sitting on a burn
ing pile Of sticks. The facts Of the
case are as follows: He came here
ON Saturday week, and at first ap-
pcarcl very unsettled, and told
some of his acquaintanccs that this
would be the last time they would
meet-thcy had better shake hands.
The week passed on till Saturday
morning, when he was noticed 60
ing into a field where some boys
were burning brush, and sat down
on the burning pile till his clothes
were all burned off him. The boys
gave the alarm when two of Mr.
Robert Marshal's sons came and
dragged him oil, but he still pcrsis'
ted in going ON. They tried to
take him off the second time, but
he threatened them, when one ran
for assistance to Mr.. Martin, who
with some Others, got him Oft, but
he still wanted to remain on, saying
that was his doom. He was then
entirely roasted. Not a particle o.
clothing remained on him. llt
bore it all without any signs Of tor.
ture, until taken to Mr.. MARSHALL
where lie was attended to by DR.
0hent, but Medal aid was Of nc
avail he fingered on for about
eight hours, when death came Il
his rclief,-Gucph &C. Wy Adeertis
lcr, ...-.