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noWE,s STANDARD SCALES.


We take pleasure in chron,cling the vari
Gus and multiplied improvements in the use.
full machinery of the day. In this instance
in calling the attention eff every one. using
a scale, to tho great improvements found in
HowE's STANDARD, Scale. The principle
Of leverage as used in every scale heretofore
manufactured is the same as in that of scales
fifty years ago; an although the manuiact-
ure Of portable platform scales is more mod
ern, still the. old-iashioncd check rods, with
the platform resting and wearing upon the
knife edges, has been the only scale offered
to the public. The Howe's scale requires
no pit, which in prairie covntry particular
~, is Of great advantage, and all friction, in
stead OF. being received on knife edges, as
in Others is by an ingenious device received
on chilled iron balls, and it will weigh accu-
rateiy either in or out of level. AS au in
stance of this, we will mention that one Of
their two hundred ton scales put up seven
feet out Of level, has been in use four years.
aud weighs as accurately to-day, as when
first put down. We advise every one to ex-
anime HowE's STANDARD SCALES, confident
that it will by inspection, recommend itself
to that best Of all the senses, common sense.
Thonus s. Dickerson, at his metal Ware
house, As Wabashaw Avenue: (Burch's Iroa
Building,) has alarge sale-room ic:r these
scales, where may be seen every variety,
from the most delicate Post Office. balance.
to the thirty ton railroad track scale.-Ch;-
cGy0 Democrat. tt.slt s..- .zI. lr- ,s=z.t
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.

The County Commissioner met yester.
day, much important business will come be-
fore the'4j and we hope they will patiently
continue this session until all. the affairs OF
the county are thoroughly ovsshauled, and
reports arc made by the proper sotfccrs
so that the people may know exactly how
much We owe and what the means Of pay
:ncnt arc. Above all things the credit Of, the
county should've Aahfitaifed:, sFhat it IS the
cheapest way to manage our business TO give
value to our orders and evidences Of indcbt.
caness, it requires no reasoning TO prove
We shall not then he compelled to pay two
prices for every thing. Reduce cxpcndi
lures to the lowest possible standard and lei
neither fear, favor Or affection induce ths
allowance Of any unjust claim. We fec
bound to- endorse every good act tie con-:
missioncrs DO, and Shall hence condemn d
wrong one: II ~. county matters. VIC have nc
partizan feelings. all we ask is whatteycry
good 5citizen asks-economy. '.''net 80
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TIE DOUGLAS BALL.
The Douglas. bail is. triumphentlr rol

AUo OVuslAk-pauIS-lHlu pn00llT -r0lllOYy
on. Daily his standard is receiving acces.
sion from conservative mcn all, over the
country. Every exchange brings the glad
news. New York is sure for him, and
Southcrners acck1.owleding his holiness and
his honesty are abandoning the disunion
candidates, and proclaiming for Douslsas
by thousands. lie carries their hearts by
storm, for he alone Of all tho candidateS
keeps step to the music of the Union. lie
spoke at Norfolk tho other day, to an i'm :.
menso concoursc Of people, aud boldly told
the disunionists that the Jackscnian
doctrine Of hanging Cor traitors was his
creed. The people Of Norfolk endorsed
him, and SO: it: is all over tho South
The political revolution now going on
is unequalled in the history of politics.
The same may be,said at the. North 'Tis
more quiet but hardly less extensive. The
people are downaron the nun, candidates
who have keepers appointed to watch them,
who if they dared1to write a'letter Or make
speech would necessarily destroy them:
selves. They hold opinions they e1are not
express not SO with Douglas. the more
the man and his principles are discussed
the more popular they both become. - 90 s
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STATISTICS OF MINNESOTA.

: j. A. Wheelock Esq, who was appointed
Commissioner Of Statistics Of the State,
has just published'a volume Of ia pages,
Astounding in most valuable information
We have received copy, and from gu,
hasty examination conclude that this i'm
portant duty has been NEST faithfully dis.
charged by Mr., sWhcelock, Every one
should have "a copy, and it should be ex
tensively circulated at the East. aa1,:siT&J
We copy the, following from the St
Paul Tines: s.,y,.,..la 49,. -., .-, -.s-;,
: M1SxEsoTA, "1rs PLACE AMONG Thu
STATES" is the title Of the First Annual re
port Of the Commissioned. 81. Statistics. ~. =;
i contains ia pages of closely printed
matter in a form CONFINEMENT for mailing
1t is believed that its circulation by citizen.
among their friends and business accquain
tauces at 4 the East would largely rea@;::e:::
to the benefit Of the State. 81; s3g2isfv 81
Price for a single copy 50 ,cents-for ter
or more 50 cent ,ea.h. Reliable, agent.
wanted in every town and county. Book
sellers. furnishcdat liberal discount. ia 9la
:; Orders reccfved by J. WHEELOCK
~ 2|4s.eF fsiF ~ .tEf7st trss3 Of. 1auI
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ea,,lso,lse.ss.
LIABILITIES.


The amount of disabilities. due. ors NOT
due to banks or other creditors Koue..
Losses adjusted aid due III None.
Losses adjusted and not due f'f. 400. sll'7l.
Losses unadiustcd, in suspense, wait. 80
proof OF contested II l6s, 633 .s5
Al other claims against the company, arc
small, for printing &c. No. = t. =
Agents Instructed to tade no risks exceeding
10000 dollars without special permission,
The greatest amount Insured in any enc city,.
town' village or blood, varies and depends
arresting fires. "
r1 M.rttoT&, July I'd ID, 1860. EGG R5H1EX
State Of Connecticut,1
Hartford County, = ss.Hsrtford, July $780,.
IT, alsrsonally. sppe.rel before me- Henry
f te WEI! Justice Of tho Peace duly qualified
20 administer I'm oaths, E. e.. Ripley, President.
ana lhomas K. Brace, Secretary and several.
~ made solemn oath that the forcooinp. safe
menu OF the assets and condition Of the Etna
insurance n e son, company Is true: j. 80
as hehNkf FOWLER, Justice Of the Peace
III. gate OF Minhcsota, rreasurer's Office.
en- Inc Etna Insurance Com any, Of Hartford,
COM, having folly complied With the re-
4ulrements of an act entitled Az act s'To reRu-
!ate insurance, Compauies not ihcorpor atcd BY
tne e, State Of Minnesola, = approved the 9Th day
offebruary AID. 1s6o:, + kexeoy certify that
ness in this State.
80 Witness my hand and seal At the city.
lbs. Of Saint Paul, this ninth day Of julx.
eighteen huddredaa and sixty.
- CHARLES SGAEFFER, Stste Treasurer.
,..u.,. ger 2, II. Mfbeit. Yak.
certify thst tho above isa true copy Of the
CHAkLESssCHEFHEB. stste TREASURER.
aidt1w ,teaa+PerA Y Gilbert, Clerks.
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IMPORTANT ~ pRE.1,1I, -,

AM 1 w AN 10 FREeEM TORS.
The The following letter. from the General
Land Office. was received on Tuesday last,
and handed to us for publication, for the ben
cit Of those whom it may concern:
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. r.,
August. 81, ',s60.f
Register and Receiver, Henderson, MINI.
= Gentlenaen:. Doubts having arisen as to
the rights and duties Of pre- emption settlers
on odd numbered sections in tho Townships
mentioned in Proclamation No. 664, dated
7th Of July, 1860. You are hereby instruct
ed that all such settlers are required to prove
up and enter their claims before the com COM
msncement Of the public sale, whether the
sections or parts Of sections embracing, said
claims, arc specifically described in said Pro-
clamaton or not; otherwise their claims will
be forfeited. i sff "a ,.5 ~ o.
.'.1 CIV Respectfully, etc., Z ...aS '.'.S I.
80 JOS. s. WILSON 2.s
Commissioner.
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SALE
~

NJ Default having been madc in the condi-
ton, ola certain indenturc Of mortgage dated
the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1857, executed, ac-
k.no~ledged and delivered by John H. Elder,
state) to Hugh Adams and George Richards
q ne Same County and territory which
Vas duiy fecoded ~ sthc office Register Of
1eeos OF sag Goodhqe' county on the sixth
gay. o. July ~. -: 1921 at three O'Clock p: IN.
IN nook three OF mortgages page 81, by which
said mortgage tho said John IL. Elder, did
KL "ah nargain sen ana convey unto the SAID
an1iassigns forever, aii tina; tract " pa,sel, ii
ana lying and being IN the. county OF G0odhuc
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
THE UNION BANNER UxFURLED.

A Grand rally Of the Democracy is ex>
pected on Monday, the 18th day of Septem.
Der at Rcd Wing. The meeting will com,
mence in the afternoon and continue into
evening. We urge Democrats and Repub-
licans to be prescnt;to judge and decide wise:
ly men should hear both sides. Our Ger.
man fellow citizens should be present to hea,
our able German elector. Joseph Weinn.
man, who will speak in German. 49,,
Give one day to the Country and let all
those who are opposed to scctionalsm, who
abhor the disuniou tendencies Of abolition.
ism as taught by the followers Of Lincoln
and Of slave -codism as taught by scces.
sionis,s Of the Yanccy, Breckenridge school
Q: disorganizers. be present on that day.
Come from the farm, from the work shop
and from places Of business and listen to
tho eloquent and able speakers, who will
address the Democracy on the 18th. -
1t is time for the conservative and patriot.
&c and Union loving men, to arouse them,
selves and fight in tho cause Of the noble
Douglas who boldly tells the scccssionists
to their teeth that if they dare strike down
their country's flag, they Shall suffer the
traitors doom. Such patriotic words in
this time serving age should knit the hearts
o: Union men everywhere to Douglas
Compare such acts with the fear-shakine
Lincoln, who says he dare not visit his own
birth place for fear Of tar and feathers. A
national party and a national candidate
indeed! When lie fears to visit the home
Henry Clay and the conservative State o
Kentucky! Comments unnecessary. -
Douglas animated by q devotion TO the
country, with warm and ardent admirers in
every part Of the country can visit ever y
State from Maine to the GullaEd carry with
him wherever he goes the hearts and the
love Of his countrymen. Choose ye !! vii
ye vote for the muzzled Lincoln-who has
Ioe" sol1 =. h.ep siie..ov, aud " hv *
not suffered to have the liberty to speak, 0,
even to wlite letter on political subjects
A party and leader that must necessarily
Keep NAM can never successfully appeal to
men Of free and Independent opinions.
Come then, fellow citizens aud hear for
yourselves the great questions. Of the day
discussed in q national, just and constitu.
tional manner. Drive the Sinking advo-
Gates Of secession and Abolitionism 10 ex-
pose their disunion designs aud this done
the battle is fought and the victory won
Conservative men Of oil former parties
Union men Of every shade of creed vii,
unite in the name Of the Union and the con.
stitution and put down this dishonest sec.
tionaI controversy, which while it can do nc
good may and must produce in6uite harm,
aud weaken the bonds Of the American
Union. s9o-a 90 @ a =
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-05
,fiiE FIRST ELECTION.

The Election in Maine for member. o.
Congress and Governor, takes place on Mon.
day next, +. X. Stuart is the Democratic
ca"d'date tor Governor, ami Israel Wash.
burne The Republican. The Democratic
Congressional nominecs arc as follows: LIST
district, Thomas NJ. Hayes; I'd District,
Calvin Record; Sd District, Alfred ". j Ohm.
son; 18th District, BENZ. A. c. Fuller; 5th
district, Samuel h: Blake; 9Th District, Dion
Bradbury. .1ra. raSs q" u a.sf ariIla.
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Howe's Standard Scales.

l'HE CopARTNERsHIP, heretofore existin
l. under the name and firm of Iittlcfcld s.
Maginnis, haysng been dissolved by mutual
consent on the 18th day Of this month, notice
is here by given that the business Of the firm
will be tfansacted by tho subtcfibor, who. will
continue in'chargc Of the paper. - -
Red Wing, July 70. MARTIN MAGINNlS.
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CO There is now growingia thesgardens
OF Moorsend, near Cheltanham, England,
an extraordinary white rose-tree, thirty feet
nheight. Il is-now perfect picture; and is
estimated to have between l8, QUO and 10000
blossoms upon il, being literally smothcrcd
in bloom, besides having thrown off aawfoic
heap Of petals. which lie III 3 cluster round
it, and present Tho appearance,ol i, led. Of
s:.ovia aagi: WA = ed ova. cad val
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From the Pioneer and Democrat. ~ sqss
ABE l.INCOLNiAFRAID TO VISIT
asa ONE HALF. or THE COHFEDER-

2 4 correspondent 81 the New York Her.
a.d, not long since, visited Lincoln 1t his
bone IN Springfield, and published favor.
able description Of the, rail splitter. This
account HIS been, copied. with approval a,,s
into TIE Eepublcaii papers Of Ire Country
From i, We quote, tie .ffollowiiniR paragyapb
il which Mr: Linepln makes rsl6er s Start.
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L--.ae;i esa toaI sis ets5iw s'0sa,T s48fr
-aaEf sltsg aTstsaTH .togif ra'2 a. t7ali
stssait7e' 81 earsto
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the following appointments Of Democratic
Speakers: -ts d'E i'@-'as' .@sT:as
Hons. Willis A. German, and JOSEPH,
Weinmann, Tin Germany candidates for Pres
idcntial Electors; Hons. John NJ. Gilman
and James George, Democratic Candidates for
Congress, and also Hon. Amos Coggswcll,
will ad lress the people as follows: ."
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g TATEMENr OF THE CONDITION OF

lie CONDITION OF
-. 1870.
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of Mexico are to be called upon tc
elect between the two principles repre-
scented, and the respective leaders
pledged themselves to resign all thei,
authority and arms into tho hands OF
the government TINS designated unde,
the sanction Of the intervening pow
ers. Our own Government is under.
stood to have announced that while
pacific intervention Of the sort con.
templated, if it fails to command the
assistance cannot provoke the hostili.
~ ofthe United States, no armed in.
reference to enforce its provisions
must be made without due previous
notice to the Administration ut Wash.
ington. The results reached are at.
tributed principally to the activity OF
the P,ussian Minister in Mexico, whose
sountrymen are largely represented in
the foreign population Of the Republic
and to the influence OF Lord John
Russell. ya sSfi s-I4-f y.l
The Douglas State Convention OF
Mississippi held an adjourned session a
Grenada on the 18th inst, and filled up
the electoral ticket by choosing T.
Smith elcctor for the State at large
John Calhoun for the fourth district
and j. r. H. Claiborne for the fifth
Ehe attendance was large and cn,hus:
asm great. A powerful speech was
made by lIon..J. X. Clinton. Zahaa5 "a
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sl.@ II It tGs t9E . rra5 ass ests hgz ha.
15si ~7 aft~-aa d a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
.... IAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR ssss
NtI SPRINGS, MISS. s1aS
y POINT cLEAR HOTEL, EAsrERN SHORE

O. POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE,
fTE::I Mobile BAY.
kM The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will be
the reception Visitors about the 0 of june ahd
themselves the reputation of
tablishen shall for of the good appoin
good fare which has heretofore characterized it,
health in the South and
fully by the epdecs which prevailed both in
New Orleans and Mobile during the of
single yellow fever originating Point Clear
The Salt Bathing The Gulf Coast antis within
few yards the Hotel-the of always
agreeable. Fresh shower Baths be had time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the cntre
Good Stable Recommendations povided for a who wihto
keep their carriages and horses The drives in the vicinity
shaded with magnoias oaks cedars pines etc., beautiful
and extend In direction
All the ut Watering Places saeh Bill
lards bowling Pistol Gallery viii be provided and will
under tise charge anxious pct aud conScnienCes
for thoss fond Of Aquatic Sports will not be neglected.
good Band of Music secured, anti will play the lawn
nftcrnaanS-and for dancing, evenings
line of Magnetic Telegraph established ceaneeting Point
Clear NJ h every quarter of tic Unoa.
The pressure Gtesecnt,' VIII My regularly
between Mobile and Point Cen leFing Mobile evening
and sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays viii "a
down 10 o'clock A. NJ, aodate those who arrive in
ASsile by the morning boats
Should this schedule be changed notice will be given in
tha Mobile and New Orleans papers,
The Propreo return their sincere thenk to the public for
and their Point Clear Hotel and hone place themselves under
f. Il. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.
Proprietors Point Clear Hotel,
Mobile, May l. 1860 Also of Battle House, Mobile
r1,1l civ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
introduce the article the public and physicians of city
and country, the
Purest DiffasabIe stimulant
which has prepared for medical 1t itself
cordial hcahfu and invigorang, TO the enfnebled
by age disease It distilled from the best and
and its nutritious properties preserved by
peculiarly his own whereby the Fu>il other
gradients known be eontsned in the Whisky iii general
etely that the absolute purity Of this
ticle from any foreign adnxture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from the most emil
Analytical Chemists Philadelphia Now York and Bos
the Agricultural Society have endorsed with rhelr
Diploma aud DR. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
toits absolute purity. Read the following
cERTIFI GATES:
Philadelphia Sept Q, 1858.
We inve carefully tested tho sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you and find that contains of the
poisonous Fsi OIL which is the character
c and injurious OF tho whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT a eAdAe,
analytical Chemists
| New York, Sept. 3, 1858
have anayzed sample of Chestnut Whisky, received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, r of Philadelphia, aud having
eaoulIy it. pleased that is entirely
from poisonous deloeous substances It is unusually
| pure and Gue favored quality of Whisky.
/ JAMES R. CHIFFON, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1850
chcn,ica analysis commercial samples
Ghosnu Whisky, which proves free from The heavy
Fnsil oils, and perfectly pure and unadueated The fine
flavor Of this Whisky is derived from the grain used in
fRcturing it. Respectfully,
/ A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.. State Assayer,
No. I6 Boyiston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Whoesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
/ je2 lyAW rHII
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
.r=, MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
FHKYfpfaNo FORTE MANIFscroRY

WM KS8RE h CO.. Nos l. B and Eutaw street, Bald
more respectfully inform their Southern friends that they have
enlarged factory prcpared supply
demand ler Planes. They ennuestonaby the not
durable contain nil the ntest Improvements and fully
anteed te years. great power of
and agreeable touch they unequaied.
Thabs trnkosch and otter greet panss have used sm
III their gives certificates their superiority
They haqe Tor ycsrs aien the first premiums
all competition all the different States whore they have en
exhibited Last year they received first premiums
Montgomery Ala; for the hos. Southern made pne and
one fer ths hest against all cou.setftion.
lu supply of the above instruments naN be found 81
agents in4sew Orleans, at
NEIL k7yAsHBURN'S.
Corner of Camp and Common Streets
iels lv&w Story Rnding. tnp stars.)
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04
~, ALLEG3AsY SPRINGS,
Iii 81 NuEs FRoN sHAWsyTLIR DEPOT,
montgomery couatv. Wa,

Tho ProPsetors having purchased this TERING PLACE
In Octoberf last have hs0ugtly feaTe and furnished ii with
entirely gnIuis u lie Jt class, aud s open for the
reception Yi-iiofs thc i5sh GHy e Jssne.
5gsin increased ceraInod5ois, naie liberal
their guests ;hey hattor Themselves
na but few If any) WGsFinv Places VIII afford tho
trA-i0ns az this.
Il sitnatea in the cgnny oC Montgomery, BIZ miles or1
Shawsyile Depot, Wa. Tenn. r r. the tanks OF Roel
and j. gTfnEHde BY ot the batifa aud
attractive scenery be fond tie Of Virginia.
Tho Wafer has acquired such reputation in the et few yeE
unnecessary any hIt commendaGH Of il. II
il considered specific the t0rms o DTspepSa
remedy for al Cuianeous Diseases disorderea conditions
Of the Stomach Bowels aad Liver ard for ptostEGEioa Of the
Neeyous system We ght append number Of certificates
Phy4ieiana acquainted NTH s merits and
thesr mig int he added I'D iHfntuia.
Pasenzers will he shawsyie by forr-herae Omni-
bGsses convey then, road 10 the Springs. PEI
3on leaving BALTIMORE Washington, Richmond aud Peefsbnis
n tho morning. Springs day those FROM
South viii nd The conveyance the arrival OF e-ch
In BOOTH. CGIHOrS 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-04

PRoPRIETE FoNCIERE, oUATRIENE DISTRICT
Veno sans Reserve Succession de John T. Wallace.
PAR E. ROGER 81 CO.,
ESCiSIEuE
UENDREDE, I3 Juliet 1850, i'll scrn vendIr
midi, Ia Bouse st. Charles, veftu dun otde dc
FHonorabe Cour dn Second District de Ia Nonvee Orleans
date du feyrier 1860 e de la de
SION
UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE avec tontes lea arneora.
tons siue dams lie Faubourg des Regeses Qutene Dis
trc de yle dams liet borne par les Neyados
polio Ste Marie ct s. Andre ct desne CONNIE lie lot 10 81
plan par O. A. Hsdn, voyer dGpose plan No 6l
peIude dc Guyol notaie public lie dit ~ pieda
igne face la st Andre profoneur de 81 pieds
9pouces OF gnes dun cote ct 90 peds gnes autre
cote ct - peds sur e fond lie tout aesure amsrcainc
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de Facuuirenr. iel2 10 iyl2 13
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