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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

lions ofa &C rtain indenture Of mortgage dated
the 9Th day of July, A. D. 1857, executed, &C.
knowledged and delivered by John H. Elder,
g. s Gcoahps County Minnesota Territory, Snox
Of tho same County and territory which
was duly recorded in the Office Of Register Of
Deeds Of said Goodhuc county OH the sixth
day ofJuly A. d. 1857, at three o'clock r. m.
in hook three Of mortgages page ST. by which
grant bargain sell and: convey unto the said
Hugh Adams and George Richards their heirs
and assigns forever, all tina: tract or parcel of
land lying and being in the county Of Goodhue
and Chem Territory (now Statc) Of Minnesota,
described Us follow to wit: The cqnal undivi.
number twenty six 26) in township number
ono hundred and thirteen (1l3) north of raage
numb ir 70 Irteen ~ west. Said lot con- tanning
forty and eighteen hundredths acres more or
less, according to the government survey there
OF. Which said grant was made TO secure the
payment 70 said Adams and Richards his prom
issory note for the sumsot six hundred dollars
one year from date Of said mortgage with in
terest ut the rate Of twelve per cent. per an.
mum and whereas there is claimed to be due on
said note and mortgage at this date, the sum Of
ok hundred and ninety eight dollars. And no
suit or proceedings At law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted or had to recover the said
debt or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of q power Of sale in said mortgage con
tanned and in pursuance Of the statute in such
cases made and provided, the said mortgage
will be forelosed and the lands therein de-
acribea will be sold ut Public auction to the
highest bidder on the 18th day Of October,
A. D. 1860 at ten o'clock 4. NJ. Of that day at
the front door OF the Court House in said Good
hue county to satisfy said debt and interest
together with all legal costs and disburse-
IN ents. Dated Red Wing August Goth, 1860.
P.SASpyono, Mortgages
Attorney for Mortgages. 2lsw6..
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CITY ECT RY .
RED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
Cue1sr CHuRoH-At the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices at 1914 A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock F. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service
Daily morning prayer at 9 o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. f. L. Welles, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIssr PREsBvrERIAN-on Sixth street, (neal
<hc Court Housc). Servi, es at lo1a A. NJ, and
Z. NJ. Rev. j. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
METHODIST EpIscoPAL-ceFncr Of East Ave
sa. and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
cath ut lol5 ~. NJ. and ~ +. NJ. Sunday
SCHOOL 1T : L. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
nvening ut ~ o'clock. Rev. J"bez Brooks,
,astor Residence ON East Avenue.
GERMAN MErHoDIsr-corner Of Broadway &
Eours.l street. Service at l0n A. NJ, and
-. N. Rev. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
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H0 M e C0LU M N.
Democratic Rally.
slogan? @0 his mon!

The citizens of Goodkue County are
invited to assemble in mass meeting in
Red Wing, on Monday the 18th day of
September, 80, when they will he ad-
dressed upon the political issues <,f the
day; by Hons. Willis A. German, and
Joseph Weinmann, lin Germany can
didatcs for Presidential Electors ;
Hons. John NJ. Gilman, and James
George, Democratic candidates for
Congress, and also by Hon. Amos
Coggsweli. Rally, Democrats rally
" For the Douglas" For the Douglas'
Full loud the shout uprose
God speed the man who fights 50 we'll,
Against thousand foes y +"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29

The New York correspondent Of the Roch-
ester Union says: III there are in Roches.
ter an, person SO dsluded Is to think Doug
las stock is on the wane, it may be we'll
enough to let them know that yesterday Har-
per and Brothers received an order for ten
Thousand copies Of Judge Douglas article
published in their magazine last fall. !
understand that they propose to put 10 press
IN edition Of fhy thousand copies, to sup
ply the steady dem md that is made f,r the
,ticlo.'
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Daily Paper.

Daily Paper.
Our nsighbors, Messrs Davis & Hubbard
printed and published neat little pape,
called the Daily Republican" during tn.
FIVE days the N. +. Conference was in ses.
sion here. Its object was to give the pro-
ceedings Of that body.
Brief Locals.
The Golden Era has been thoroughly
overhauled, repaired and fitted up, and i.
again running her old round.-W. w, Do.
Kay lost memorandum book on OF abou
tie fifteenth Of this month. It can be of ne
use to any one but the owner and if the
finder will return tho same to che !"Dea
conf he will be literally rewarded.-Harry
Hoffman passed by Red Wing, on the
steamboat for St. Paul, he having bushes.
to transacted there. he is expected down to.
day, where hearty welcome awaits him.
Nj. John Me'lott and several other Of GU,
odd friends who have been South for some
time have returned. We understand they
have not enjoyed very good health thi.
summer, and have come home to recuperate
Minnesota is tho place to 1--we after ALL
The weather for the past week has beer
delightful; bright, fine and breezy days, and
cool, pleasant moonlight ghts.--Several o.
our merchants have started for the East
after their fall and winter stock. The resi-
are getting ready TO- go.-The NJ. E. Con
ference adjourned on Monday morning, tn.
list Of appointments will be found in another
column.-The fall term. of the Hamlin,
University commences, on the 5th Of Sep
tember;a week from Thursday A larg
attendance Of students are expected.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
Norwegian Church.

Norwegian Church.
Our friend D. c. Hill, Architect and Build
er, showed us on Monday last, plan which
he had drafted for new church, about to be
built in the Norwegian settlement. It is to
cost about three thousand dollars, and will
be handsome ornament to the settlement
and monument ofpiety the and enterprise
Of our Norwegian citizens The draft is per
feet one, showing church, which will be at
once, cheap, elegant and commodious. A
look at it, would convince any one that
the societies who have built churches in Red
Wing would have done much better, if they
had applied to Mr.. Hill, than they have done
in securing the services Of architects from
other places.
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Flock Of sheep.

Flock OF sheep.
VIM. h Jared Sexton, brought into town
last night flock Of one hundred and thirty
handsome looking sheep; whether they
are destined for farm for the purpose of
wool growing; or whether they are to b
sacrificed to satisfy ''man's taste for NUT
ton" We are not informed.
The Work on the Roads.
Leading out into the country, is still very
vigorously prosecuted. We were somewhat
afraid At first that after the novelty Of tho
thing had wsrn off, and the histers began to
rise on their hands, that tho thing would b
given up, but we are agreeably disappointed
in this, loads 60 out every day, and no sooner
has one become tired and returned than there
is another one to supply its place. The boys
have good time and work with will and
earnestness which accomplishss more than
twice as much as the hired labor ofthe same
number Of men would do. "Go on aud mend
your ways"
Change Is Carriers.
A petition has been circulated praying
that the carriage Of the mail be transferred
from the Galena Packet, to Capt. Dav;dsou's
line. We certainly wish such an arrange
ment could be brought about, as We wouli
then be sure Of receiving our mail in du'
season, high water OF low; It would learl
the Packet Co., the lesson too, that putting
on naughty airs, under the idea that the,
are to monopolize tho whole business Of thu
river is neither popular or profitable.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29

M. Jessie McIntire.
Has built . new warehouse wherein he
proposes to stow away for winters use .
part Of the large stock Of goods which he is
about to bring up this fall. Mr.. McIntire's
business is increasing every day, and new
warehouse had become absolutely necessary;
SO "up she went.''
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29

Parish School.
The Advent torn of this school, will CON-
mence on Monday, the 10th of September
in the building opposite the Chilson House.
The services Of competent assistant have
been secured.
Students from abroad can find board with
the teachers, on the most reasonable terms.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, LIT
10 District, Goodhue County.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, 1st
- District, Goodhue County.
Simon w. Arnold - 6!
Ernest Nushbaum and
J. Nirdlinger
Plaintiffs. Summons.
against
Silas G. Todd,
Defendant.
Todd: go :"
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota.
lou are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action which 10
fled in the Office of the Clerk of this Court in
The city Of Red Wing. in said county, and serve
q copy Of your answer to such complaint on Us
at our office, in said city Of Red Wing, within
twenty days after the service of this summons
upon yeu, exclusive of the day Of such service,
and ify you fail to answer said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the above named plaintiffs
will apply to tins court for the relief demanded
Yin the complaint. -9sia1Ys SIS RI -
Dated Red Wing, MIMI, 2sth July, 1850.
BRlsToL & Pairs,
2lz"e PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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NHER1FF SALE.

QHER1FF SALE.
10 By virtue Of an execution issued out Of
and under the seal of the District Court Of
the First, late Fifth Judicial District, in and
for the County Of Goodhue, and State Of
Minnesota, upon q judgment rendered and
docketed in said County of Goodhue' on the
18th day Of March, A. D. 1860, in IN action
in, said Court pending, wherein William w.
& Graham are Plaintiffs and William g. Le
DUO is Defendant, il favor Of Plaintiffs, and
against said Defendant William q. Le Due
for the SUM of two thousand four hundred
and thirty-two dollars and si1ty-niAe cents
| have, on this 14th day Of August 4. D
1860, levied upon all Of the right, title and
interest of the said Defendant William G..
LIE Due on the day when the said Judgment
was SO docketed in said County Of Goodhue
of the following described real property, to
wit :
The Worth half Of Southwest quarter Of
section fourteen (14) town one hundred and
fourteen (1f4) range sixteen (161; also lot
sir (6) in section six (6); also lot SIX (O in
section four (4) town one bundled and
thirteen (113) range fifteen (15); also lot
six 10y in section twenty nine (29); also lot
two ~ section :hirty-two (32); also the
Northeast quarter Of North east quarter Of
section thirty lone (31); also the Northwest
quarter Of Northeast quarter Of section
thirty-one (3l); and the South. west quarter
Of Southeast quarter of section thirty (3O)
in town one hundred and fourteen (IIG
range fifteen (15}.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given,
that win sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder therefor for cash, the above
described property, and the interest which
said defendant had in the same, on the day
When said judgment was so docketed in said
Goodhue County, at the front door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Red Wing in said
county, on Saturday the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1850 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of that day, to satisfy the said exc
cution together with the interest and costs
thereon. MARTIN 8. CHANDLER.
Sheriff Of Goodhue Co. MINI.
BRrsToL & PHELPS, BY J.C. HAYES,
Pits Attorneys. Deputy.
Dated Rcd Wing August 18th, $780,
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nLittle Giant Club.,'

'tLittle Giant Club.''
The Democrats Of Red Wing, will meet
next Friday night in the room over the
Sentinel Office, for the purpose Of taking
into consideration the propriety OF organ
izing . club Of little Giants. Turn out
boys, lets gee the ball in motion.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-08-29
1t will be seen.

1t will be seen.
From the Conference list Of appoi atm ents
the Rev. Jabez Brooks Of this place is sta
toned At Winona, for the next year. Mr.
Brooks is ono Of our eldest citizens, an &C :
complished scholar, finished gentleman
and an earnest Christian-in practice as
we'll as profession. One Of thu brishte t
ornaments Of tho society Of our young city,
his absence will be deeply rcgetted by a
large circle Of friends; indeed, We might say
BY everybody, who has the pleasure Of his
acquaintance, congratulate. the citizens
Of Winona upon his appointment to that sta
ton. ..E.I@
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G o M NJ T. r CIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
CONNECTED WEEKLY.

Flour-Exsra IS 90; xxx a % v Dbl.
Wheat-Good sO0s5c.
Oats-25G03Oc " bushel. .....
Corn--25030035c shellel.
Pork-3L05c " ID in tho hog.
Potatoes-25(030c.
Seed-Timothy ~ 5O03; Glover 3707 50.
Beans-75c0Sl 25 " bush.
Butter-l0l2120c " fb.
Eggs-60Sc " dozen.
Sugar-N. q. 5000; refined ll0l2c; crushed
nd powdered l40l5c.
Syrup-N. q. soc 8. II. Toe; golden soc.
Teas-4O, 50, Is, 7509l y fb.
Co1ee-Rio l50lsc Java zoe ~ fb.
Tobacco-Plug soIa&oc; smoking 1ol0l3cts
fine cut chewing 4oc.
Powdor-Blastins S5Vkeg rifle 100000 apfb
Shot-90lOc " fb.
Wood 5O@S? " cord.
Salt-Coarsc 81 IS; dairy3 50t0S4 y Dbl.
Fluid -sOt09Oc " gallon.
Oil-Linscod 81 25; winter strained whale
and lard 81 25 " gallon.
Lumber-Common lv@Sle; clear l6l0920 y
thousand feet.
shingles-shaved 20$s 2s; extra $s 50.
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1860. Hprinq d Summer Trade. 1860

1860. Spring d Summer zrace. 1850
Main street, Red Wing, (Wilkinson's block.
WIN. Il JAS. LAWTHER are now opeaing|
w aud receiving = complete stock Of
CLOTHS
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment of
TALORS' TRAININGS,
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap {!
We havo also III connection
ESTABEISHmENT
for the manufacture of Gents Clothes 10 or
der. Mr.. G. BERGH, On experienced work.
man, viii, wait on gents and furnish them with
garments ofthe latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything on the most reasonable terms. We
especially solicit share Of patronage.
Terms strictly cash.
Wy. jas. LAw1nrn.
Red Wms, Nay 2, 1860. 1857
GTATE OF MINNESOTA District Court,
y COUNTY OF GooDuuE. ! First Jud. Dist.
Isaac Bernheimer, Pl'f.)
against
Carl G. p. Meyer SUMMONS.
and Nicotine Meyer
defendants.
To the above named defendants Carl G. p.
Meyer and Nicholine Meyer:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which hal
been filed in the Office Of the CLERK Of said
Court, at Red Wing, in said county, and to
serve cOpY OF yOtIf answer to the said com
plant on the subscribers at their Office in Red
Wing; in tho county of Goodue, IN said State
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day Of such
complaint within tho time Aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to this Court fol
tide relief demanded in the complaint.
Bnlsro1 Il PHELPS,
Dated a At RedsWgiine Plaintiffs Atty:
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HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE!

HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE.
Horr1b1e2
l have just received from New York and
Boston large and splendid stock Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, Consisting Of everv-
ching that
- SIaad And = Woman
Can wish for in the linz Of DRY Goods, Groee-
made Clothing, &c., on which dc}y com peti.
ton as to price and quality and in lac: have
almost everything usually .s5.
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Appointments Of the NJ. T.. Church.

Clearwater ana MAIN Pralre, y. F. Ster.
ett.
St. Cloud and Winnebage, A. }. Nelson.
Sank Rapids, John Hooper.
Princeton, c.. N. Whitney.
St. Francis, to be supplied.
Anoka, G. 8. Stevenson
Red River Mission, to be supplied.
st. Paul Distr1ct-C1nus BROOKS, P. E
St. Paul, Jackson street, j. s. Peregrine
St. Paul, Market street, w. H. St> Clair
West st. Paul, to be supplied.
Pine Bend, G. T. Barkaloo.
Vermillion, A. H. Abbott.
Hastings, j. D. Rich.
Cottage GROVE, A. Wil1ford.
Saltwater, E. Eggleston.
Taylor's Falls, to be supplied.
Sunrise, John w. Keeper.
St. Anthony, T. Day.
Shakopee, J. W. stogdill,
LIE Seur, s. Wetzell.
Henderson, B. Crist.
St. Peter District-A. G. PERKINS, r. L.
St. Peter, to be supplied.
Mankato, J. Kerns.
Nicollet, s. 7. Richardson.
Shelbyville, and Garden City, J. Naylor,
T. McClary.
Blue Earth, G. A. Slime.
Glencoe, R. A. Judd.
Cleveland, j. Garner, L. Pence.
Morristown, A. e. Smith.
Wilton, L. NJ. Thompson.
Geneva, r. McCorkle.
Shell Rock, A. Matson,
Welsh Mission, r. D. Price.
Red Wing Distr;ct-D. CoBB, P. E.
Red Wing, Sias Bolles.
Rcd Wing Circuit, Jacob Myers.
Cannon Falls, E. R. Lathrop.
Mortified, g. w. Richardson. -.
Cannon City, j. NJ. Rogers. ...
TalI;;bault, j. O. Rich.
Owatonn::, B, Hoover.
Wasioia, /. H. Richardson.
Mantcrville, T. P. Morse.
Wilton J. Smith.
Salem. j. II. v lite.
Pine Island. 7. NJ. Kirkpatrick.
Oronoco, j. w. Powell.
Rochester, e. Tucker.
Lake City. A. V. Hiscock. 81 =
Wabashaw, to be supplied.
Via9na Di<t,ic.-T. M. GossAnD, P. E.
Winoaa, Jabez Brooks.
Chatfield. N. fainter. r.
Marion, ID. Tice.
Pleasant Grove, S. \. Phelps.
Spring Valley, B. Phelps.
Greenwood, O. P. Light, W. fl. Soul.
Whitewater, z. c. Norton, C. G, Hayes.
Preston, Ellingwood. -
Lenora, James Cowden, J. Doer.
Caledonia, w. Wendell.
Hokah, j. c.. Braden. -
Money Greek, c. Griswold.
Stockton, N. Lathrop. h
High Forest, NJ. Mapes.
Austin, F. 4. Conwell, ono to be sup
Piled.
W, Mckinley transferred to the North
western Wisconsin Conference.
G. A. Phabus, transferred to Philadsl-
phja Conference.
Scandinavian Mission District SHo-
GREEN, P. E.
st. Paul. c. g. Frosberg.
Chisago, Peter Long.
Rush River, N. Christopherson.
Vasa, w. Berg, n. T. Ohlstrum.
Judson, J. Tidlund.
Kandiyohi. c. F. Lindquist.
Newburgh, H. H. Holland
Pleasant Prairie, L. s. Peterson
Washington Prairie, Arne johnson.
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so1znd

in an establishment Of this kind, consisting Of
Sheeting, lisa -....-z..E
Shifting, a3.f.-..@....
Denims,
Prints,
Delaines,
Summer Cloths, q
for men & boys,
Fancy Cassimeres, SEA - -
Chambray,
Lawns,
Ginghams,
Cambrics,
Muslin,
Flannels.
Challi, ga
r54tsa Apron Check, '.35'. s4
Pins, III.
Needles, a..of 4.
Thread, $50
Ribbon, -
Combs,
Brushes,
Hats,
i@@ Caps,
.cz &C., &C.,
4 0lU y
thousand and one other things too numerous
to mention. Also, . full supply Of GROCERIES
1T prices which cannot be
Beaten l
in Red Wing. Also, . large stock Of READY
MADE CLOTnING. For . very little cash.
q man can dress himself ati ma el.E.
and in the height Of Fashion. Ny stock Of
HATS AND CAPS is large and we'll selected,
and have fine assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Childrens' SHOES, which are for sale very
cheap. will not be undersold BY any one q
Tn ere =
trade aud l am constantly receiving fresh
supplies, 30 that there are goods all The time
s. ~ RoAd gaoze Is MSS
Give me call, and sec for yourselves. /
will sell You goods very cheap-much cheaper
than any one Es7. sit5s114EG!s,o !,
InEIed wins so;i
will sell toyou: Remember the place. Phil-
leo's Block, Main street.
JAS. B. PARKHURST.
Red Wing, May -, 1860. SCOTT
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Monetary Matters.

Monetary Matters.
Prepared expressly Tor the SENTINEL by Smith,
Mel - s. Co., Bankers, Main street, Rcd Wing
For Illinois Wisconsin; and Missouri cur
rcncy, We quote exchange as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25
RICHMOND. VA, FRIDAY, NAY Is, 1850.

exptese train was delayed, and . freight train,
which left late ia the Afternoon, com pslled to
return. lN "a -
/ As the afternoon down train on the Ksntuc.
Y central Railroad for Lexington, had reach.
% pofnt about IS miles from Covington, the
cars were overtaken by the storm, and such
wSs the darkness that the engineer could not
see the track. lie continued running however,
ana soon encountered tree. which the force
OF the wind had blown across the track
Inc locomotive struck the tree and bounded
over u, dragging the tender and baggage car
win u, demolishing all three, and tearing up
the track for about forty yards, besides iniur.
ing the engineer 80 severely that it is feared he
VIII not recover. and scaiding the fireman
very severely. Fortunately, the coupling
with the passenger cars became unfas tened .
and though several Of the passengers were
bruised, no one was seriously hurt. The loss
To the company upon the engine, tender. bag.
gage-car and track, will not be less than Si5.-
OOU.
About seven O'Clock in the evening. q strik.
ing phenomenon was observable in the North
and western quarters of the horizon-the
points from which the tornado had come
which were OF fiery red hue, looking as II the
Sky had been bathed in blood. So bright and
intense were the cOlors that the eye could
hardly rest upon them, and doubtless to the
supersfitious the sanguinary sky seemed Of
dlre portent and to threaten contin ued wrath
against the recreant earth. The brilliant GRIM
son soon faded away before the shades &, eve
ming, but while the phenomenon lasted it was
very beautiful, and such as is rarely witness.
ed in this latitude.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-25
=. Cofrsspondsaes Of Tie Richmond Dispatsh.
The Bell. Ringing 1sagsdy-Vsixssev Cospa.
ay-Tovsado, &C.


HARRlsoxBuRo. VA, May 23d.
The jury in the case Of Thuma, one Of the
"bell.ringers,' brought in q verdict for a fine
1f o. sisO: & and coanneTsnt in the county jail at
another OF the party, not more than II years
OF age apparently, was discharged. So ends
this sad affair, unless Smaflwood the man
who did the shooting. should be arrested. But
not probable he will Be arrested.
Another military company has been organ.
ixed in this county. The company bears the
name Of the Green Mount Rifles" number.
Their place Of meeting and drill 10 at Green
Mount, about five miles northwest Of Harri.
sonburg. They have adopted the grey uniform
Yesterday was the first day Of the training
OF the militia officers. This 10 most misera-
Die humbnE. in every respect, and the sooner
the old militia rolls are abolished. the better
BY order Of Col Maupin, the non -commis-
sioned officers OF the volunteer corps in the
county were ordered out, and many OF them
were in the ranks, and there was q very wide
difference in the drilling Of the volunteer ofi-
GERS and the old militia officers. On Friday
next, the general muster takes place. l. will
Do grand gala day for the boys and "niggers"
"A day, the recOllecti ton of which brings to
gar teMonade and bad whiskey.
We had terribiestOfm here yesterday even.
ing. The wind blew a perfect gale knocking
down chimneys, &C., and doing much other
damage. The storm of wind, thunder, light
ming and rain was terrific. The streets were
swept perfectly clean, and clouds of dust filled
the air, and for some time ii was extremely
DARK In some parts Of the county there was
hail and freshets.
mass meeting was held on Monday. Some
very warm debate sprung up among the Cap-
fn'ns OF the cohorts of the Tenth Legion lem
ocracy. However, the action of the delegates
from TINS county to the Charleston Con ven-
tioD, was sustained by the sovereigns-the
people The Tenth Legion will yet save the
Union.
The anniversary celebration Of the Sunday
school OF the M. Z. Church, took place in
Andrew Chapel. last night. The exercises were
OF very interesting character, and doubtless
pleased the grown folks as much as the chill.
oreh. PEN.