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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-10-24

WASHINGTON, October 15.-Mr. Thal-
|eus.. H att, just returned from Kansas, had .
conversation with the President and Score.
tary Of the Interior to-day, with view TO
procure postponmeut Of the Land sales in
Kansas. This subject will receive IN earay
executive considerations. The reason for
the application is the e4tzane and wide
spread suffering from the failure Of The
crops ia that Territory. Mr.. Hyatt will
proceed to Boston to. morrow for the purpose
|of raising means Of relief. ri q
The Post Master General has extended
the contract from st. Joseph to Salt Lake
City with represent contractors, the Gen.
trail Overland Mail Company, W.. II. Rus
sell, President. This ensures the continu-
ance Of the Pony Express.
7 "A. X. McC lure, the oYerjoyed Chair-
man Of the Republican State Committee Of
Pcnnsylyapia. publishes a bulletin congratu-
lating his party on their recent successesin
Pennsylvania, Indiana. Ohio, AMI M.nnes1ta!
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PUBLIC LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE.

PUBLIC LANDS AT PRIVATE SALE.
The Commissioner Of the Land Office
makes the following important announce
ment: wt ~, g-se45 -,r,
IA long standing rule Of this office does
not recognize the right Of a purchaser. at
private sale to notice of the time and place of
proving up by pre-emption claimant, who
has settled upon and acquired an inchoate
right to the same land prior to the date Of
private sale. The law protects settler up
on the public lands the moment he enters
thereon, and does not act manifesting his
intention to pre.cmpt Il, and follows up his
settlement by performing all the conditions
and requirements of said law. A person,
then, who purchases the tract after an in
choate right has attached on the part ofthe
settler, under the doctrine of cnvaat emptor,
does SO at his own risk. It would be unjust
and oppressive. to force q settler to incur the
expense Of notice to, and litigation with a
person who has purchased his claim after tho
presumption right had attached. Tho rule
heretofore accepted will. Therefore. not he dis
turbed." .asi5t.i. ~ .ss.,rjs .4 u. .t
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" HoWB's IMPROVED SCALE is fast t.
king lead in the market on account fits
and durability, the doing away
with check rods, and taking the wear off the
knife edge by receiving the friction on balls,
is an extremely happy thought Of the inyen.
tor. We have been shown number of Ger
tificates Of the accuracy aud durability o:
'Howe's Scale; amongst others the following
decisive one as TOTS merits: o gf:a ..
.Tnr DE1rwAnE, LAdAwAxa, AND TrsrrRx)
r: +. Co. Local Department Agency at #:
Washington N j, Sept. II, 1860, J
Nh ions HowE, Jn.:
DEAR SIN: The continued usc Of yonr goo
ton Scale at Plano No. s, Only strengthens ~
opinion as to the accuracy aud durability OF
the Scale. We shall weigh on it this year at
least 100, 900 tons, and l conslder it Is good
IS the day twas pnt np.s =. .s5sl-f .TE
li,e ~ 1. RESPECTFULLY yours,
A. p. BoorunooD, Agt Morris Canal.
Mr.. Dickerson, the Western Agent, in
forms US that the above Scale has been in
constant use for nearly four years, and that
it is set ont Of level seven feet. A large
stock Of these Scales, including the 20 ton
track and 6 ton Hay Scale, are set up and
can be seen at his tim plate, warehouse, No.
45 Wabash Asenuc.- Press aa1
r. tb.tne.
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oTATEOF MINNESOTA.
CT GooDNp4, 50.
Andrew N. Haincs,
Plaintiff.
Charles r: Haires, John
N. Jones, Helen II, Jones,
Bcniaman G. St. Cyr, and
j. Wilson Paxton,
Dofon1op
Dist. Court, late
5th. now LIST Jul
4icial DISTRICT,

DCIC0U1nCS.
<gEifE 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.
Haincs, JohngM. Jones, HELEN II. Jones and
Be njamin +: St. Cyr, bearing date the oath
day Of September, 1860, shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction as tho law di-
reefs, ut the vcstibulo Of the Court House in
tho city Of Red Wing, in said Goodhuc county,
on the 2Sth day Of November next at 10 O'Clock
III the forenoon, all those certain pieces or car
cells ofland situated in in the county Of Good
hue, State Of Minnesota and described in
said order, Judgment and decree as follows:viz.
Lot No. two( SYN blockNo.twontyceight (2S)
OF the town Of Cannon Falls,in said county, &C.
csrding to the plat of said town recorded in tho
office of the Register Of Deeds Of such county
also lot number one q in said block accord
ing to said recorded plat; also the northeast
quarter Of section No. ten (lO in Township
number one hundred and eleven (lll) north
ofRarge no.. eighteen (ls) west, containing
opc bundrcd and siyty acres Of land DO the
same more or lcss according % tho Govern
ment survey thereof: zsRd also the North half
Of TIE North west quarter Of Section number
thirty five (e5) IAN township RpmPor one hum
dyed saad twelve (112 } moth Of Kq2gc number
eighteen (1s)e wet containing eighty (8e)
acres of land be the same moro orsless ac-
cording to the Government. survey, thereof,
together with all and singular the appurten-
'ances and hcredi tamcnts thereto belonging.
Dated the 18th day of October 1860.
- 49, JAMES G.. HALVES,
2lswe a. Rofercc., 5.
WARREN Bn1s7oL with WV. Co1v1LL, ,n,
Plaintiffs Attorney. fs-f
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might envy. He is very popular among all
the friends Of Goodhue and her prosperity
and his nomination is we'll deserved com.
plimcnt to the ability and activity with which
he guarded her interests as supervisor from
Lillian. lie is just the man for the post.
Dr. F.F. lIoyt, for Register Of Deeds
needs no commentator from Us. Ono Of
the oldest settlers Of Coodhue county be ha.
been identified with her progress and do
velopmcnt and is universally known ant
respected.
VIM. Frybcrger, like Edward Strange
was one Of the good old stand bycs against
corruption and taxation and indebtedness
which-though often in the miaority--di<
honor to our county Board. He is every
where known as an able financier and actiy,
business man Of stern and unbending intes
ri:y. is it not meet that the AUDITOR
Office should, for once, lie filled by such
man. ..-..
David Hancock, of Goodhue, is also on
Of our Oldest settlers, and for long tim,
10 the history Of our county he performed
as Deputy Sheriff all the active dutie
Of the offics for which he is nov
nominated. We think that the manner i.
in which he performed those duties accord
ing 10 the testimony Of all is the very high
est recommendation of his ability and capacit ,
to perform them again.
VIM, Rock for county Surveyor is a,
Everybody knows good nomination, as is
also that Of P. Sandforl for District Attorney
Of which we need not speak.
The honorable and venerable VIM. Il
WEIGH, late Chief Justice Of Minnesota
adorns with his name our ticket. How
wise it would be in the people Of Goodhue
to secure the services Of this ablo lawyer
and distinguished citizen Of our town, f.,
Court Commissioner and Judge Of Probate
To him the election is nothing, and to graf.
ify his neishbors, only, he allows his name
to go before the public on our ticket.
DR.. Bolander our candidate for coroner,
the present incumbent Of the office for which
he is nominated, should undoubtedly he
elected. .- r.g. IT.
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DIABOLICAL ATTEMPT TO MUIR.
DER JUDGE LARABEE.

On Wednesday afternoon, Judge Larabeo
left .Appe!ton to speak at Wrightstown, in
tending to 60 thence by land to Depere,
where he was announced to speak in the
evening. Tho Green, Bay; Advocate had
stated that the people must be punctual or
the Judge would have to disappoint them.
The boat reached Wrightstown quite late,
after P. NJ, where over two hundred were
waiting on the wharf and Judge Larabee
addressed them from the wheel house Of the
boat for half an hour. Much enthusiasm
was exhibited. w. Field jr., went to
Wrightstown with team to carry the
Judge down but as it was quite dark and
rainy, he sent the team back with the
driver, got aboard and went with the Judge
by water. In crossing bridge the horses
stopped and refused to bulge. 1t was very
dark, The driver got out and on examin-
alton ''found tho plank removed for space
Of fifteen feet over gulf fifteen to twenty
feet deep T. He unhitched, left his buggy,
took his horses around the gully and went
to Depcrc. -. -' al
Early Thursday morning on examination
it was found that all the planks were re-
placed, and that seventeen" of them had
been removed! .. 1852 3 tJFg.tt 81
There can be no doubt but the intention
was to precipitate tho party into q ravine
with the hope Of destroying them. But
there is Providence over all which has
thus far in this campaign been on the side
Of Democracy. 1t is a hard thing to believe
partisan malignity can get such hold OF
men as to induce them to hazard human
life to get rid Of an opponent whom they
can neither defeat in argument nor over
throw at the polls. But here is the crown
ing act ofinfamy. It needs no comment
4 milton Crescent. ,7-.,5 ..-r .,..,t-,.
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YOUNG AMERICA lin ENGLAND-
VERAclOUs vlNDICATlON or
AMERICAS 81 s&

axe -
Mr.. George Fr,ncis Train, ! taleated and
impulsive specimen Of Young America
from Boston recently delivered an eloquent
speech at dinner party in London. and
remarked that "as nation," the English
language was more accurately sroken in the
United States than it is in Britain, whereat
says the; report, was cloud laughter" The
speaker Immediately exclaimed: =.
l will prove. it. Order your dinner from
Maine to California, and they will nnder.
stand sou for sixteen thousand miles; but 70
five hundred from Aberdeen to Dover, and
you can lose yourself in Babel Of tongues
Remember, gcntlmen, the Americans dom,
speak Gaelic, or Manx, or Celtic or Welsh;
[laughter] and I assure you, upon my hon.
or, Yorkshire and Langshire is not taught
in our common schools; [lauehter] and
am informed on good authority, that there
are no professors of Irish or Scotch in on,
academies. Applause. Lindley, Murray
Lord Lyn.lhurst and Noah Webster were
all Americans. Our written language will
always be English our spoken language is
American .H-a3 ~
In conclusion he observed:
The time has arrived to state that Sam
Slick is not an American institutions; that
American securities are safer than those Of
any other nation-(Oh]-that the almighty
dollar is not SO much respected in the social
world by the American as the almighty
shilling by the English-[Oh and laughter]
that the Americans never filibuster, while
the English do nothing else hear, hear,
and applause] that our people, as people,
are more temperate, more moral, better
educated and better dressed than their Illus
trious predecessors-[hear, and roars Of
laughter land that the toothbrush story,
like Arrowsmith's railways and revolvers
in Georgia has turned out to be hoax
Laughter aud applause.] a1ay- 1858
England views making from the first
class carriage-hence, when few, thousand
Wcstenders go to the seaside, they say
everybody is out Of town! What egotism!
All the misconception has arisen by COM
pairing the English dress circle with Amer
lean pit-or Oxford and Cambridge against
America Compare dress circle with dress
circle, gallery with gallery, pit with pit, and
then America will receive justice in Europe.
Applause. England's sympathies are re-
served for the black racc-America con-
sidcrs white people equally respectable.
\
England has always been looking out o:
the cabin at America in the forecast!e-
England has been the pulpit, America the
audience---England the schoolmasters,
America the scholars. The day has past
away. A published idea is an expired
patent. ...a
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OUR COUNTY TICKET.

= IT'S perhaps entirely unnecessary to make
any commendator.' remarks in relation to
men SO universally known and admired IS
those which comprise the Democratic Coun-
ty ticket, but following the custom in such
matters We will in accordance with our
promise Of last week now give our reasons
for the: pride which We feel in that ticket,
Norris Hobart, our candidate for State
Senator, is well known to tho people Of
this county as one Of the ablest and honest-
est men in it. A candidate for the same
office last year, with the same competitor
who is now in the field against him; he
was defeated on q strict party issue, from
the fact that U. S. Senator, was to be
elected by the legislature. He enjoyed how
ever the qualification OF being far ahead of
his ticket on the election returns. McLaren's
vote was not needed ia the election of a
Republican Senator and his acts in the
Legislature have caused many prominent
Republicans to express their regrets that the
votes which they gave to him were not be-
slowed upon Hobart; who is an entirely diff
fercnt man both in character and views
from his antagonist. McLarcn is weak,
vascillating and two faced, as his course in
the election Of Senator and State Printer
and other matters abundan,ly prove. Hobart
is bold, manly and principled. lie is
ono Of the people, and with the people.
His interest or sympathies arc not like his
antagonists with the Shylocks who seek to
devour them oat> q house and home; nor
Goes he wish to go to the Legislature IN or
der that he may sell his cote, himse't, and
his constituency to that Railroad swindle
which is willing to pay the highest price.
Every interest Of Goodhue county and ofits
people, Of whatever political faith they may
BE-. is safer in his hands than in those Of any
other man: His avowed principles on all
Legislative questions are the principles our
people want; his opponents are exactly the
reverse. And We now ask the people Of
Goodhue county, Republicans and Demo.
Gratis, for. all Of Us think and feel alike
on the State questions at issue, is it
not better to trust our interests in the wis.
dom, capacity, and integrity of Norris Ho.
bert, :han in the inbecility, knavery and
tricker!r, which the Legislative record show.
TO be the predominating qualities Of Il. N.
/, McIaren.
! The nominations Of n. II. Palmer and
Edward Strange, arc eminently fit, and de-
served. The FIRST is an influential and re.
spccted citizen Of Pine Island; and With good
hone t, Old Edward Strange, WHO'S not
acquainted? As momber Of our County
Board he obtained reputation. for ability
honesty aud economy, which any man
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and provided also,s that the judgmentsdcbt.
or or mor'gasor shall pay all taxes asSthey
fall due. s.
This amend mcn< was lost. q
The bill was then put upon its final pas.
sage, unde: suspension Of the rules, and
the vote stood yeas twenty, nays ten, as fol
lows: ~ 5kES ~
YEAS Mcssrs. Adams, Andrews, Avcrill
Clark, Cowan. Cruttenden, Evans, Galloway
Chuck. lleaton Hodges, King, Mackubin
Mckusck, Norris, Petit. Robinson, Wat.
son, Wells and inn-2O.
NAYs--Mcssrs. F.. +. Baldwin, J. f
Baldwin, Bishop, Cook, Hall, Kennedy, Nc.
LAREN, Rogers. Stannard and Tay:or--l0
So the bill was passed. 3s'
1t is fortunate for the people that the
doings Of the Legislature are published a
they occur. 1t makes it so very easy Il
expose the lame. and pettiogging excuse.
and pretexts for the misconduct Of their rep
rosentatives. We understand that Mr.
McLaren pretends that he opposed the bill
on account ofthe waiver Of redemption pro
vided for in the second of the above amend
ments, when he himself voted to put it ther,
in the first place. This waiver Of redemptio,
is by many considered bad provision, bu
it did not apply to mortgages already exist
ing, and it was to provide relief in such case
that the bill was principally intended. S.
that its main object was not injured by thu
waiver clause. And the amendments which
he introduced and supported show too con
c!usivc!y that lie was hostile to the hill from
the beginning, and not being able to defeat il
he endcavored by means Of amendments te
make it as weak and inefficient as possible
Again he pleads that the whole measure wa:
unconstitutional. 1.-The really was satisfied
on that point, no could not as an homes,
man support it; but we never heard thai
McLaren opposed it on that ground, and
without disparasins his very eminent talents
We had not supposed that he was so pro.
found on questions Of constitutional law
that no would set up his opinion against that
of the Supreme Court which had previously
decided In favor Of the constitutionality O.
the redemption law Of 1858---where the
same question was invelved--and which as
he we'll knows was very properly consulted
in the drafting Of the redemption bill, and
conc urred in it. s;fs 49,.
We think Mr.. McLaren would have acted a
far moro manly part, which would have been
received with far more favor by the people
if he had taken bold and open position on
this question; on the ground Of his hostility
to the principle Of tho measure, and not at.
tempted to squirm and wriggle out Of it; bu,
it is not in the man to take such course
1t looks bad when representative Of the
people dares not face his constituency upou
the merits Of question, but attempts tc
dodge and cquivocate and conceal his opin.
ions and actions in regard thereto.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
llERSC4lEL v. JOHNSON,
o! Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC srATE'r1CKET.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
c. c. ANDREWS, of Stearns,
WILLIS A. GORMAN, Of Ramsey,
JOSEPH WE1NMANN, Of Carver,
BENZ AMIN FRANKLIN, Of Winona
FOR ASSISTANT ELECTORS.
F. X. DELANO, of Washington.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, of Waseca
GEORGE w. SWEET, of Benton,
MOSES MONTGOMERY, Of Wabs'w
For REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-,
JOHN NJ. GILMAN, Of Ramsey,
JAMES GEORGE, Of Dodge.
FOR STATE AUDITOR,
HERMAN TROrT, Of Pine.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JACOB j. NOAH, Of Ramsey.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

-.-..'G For State Senator, ~
NORRIS HOBART, Of Milton,
J@ For State Representatives,
NJ. H. PALMER, Of Pine Island.
b EDWARD STRANGE, Of Lillian.
Fer Register of Deeds,
F. F. HOYT, Of Red Wing.
For Sheriff,
DAVID HANCOCK, of Goodhue.
'or Judge ofProbatc and Court ,mmissioncr
w. II. WEIGH, of Red Wing.
' For County Auditor,
WIN. FRYBERGER,o Of Fcathcrstone
For District Attorney,
P. SANFORD, of Red Wing.
For County Coroner,
~. c. E. BOLANDER; Of Rcd Wing.
-. For County Surveyor,
WIN. ROCK, Of Pine Island.
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TO Consumptlves.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means o
cure. 1
TO all who may desire it, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used Gree of charge
with the directions for preparing and using
tho same, which they will find = sure cure
for consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The only object of the advertiser is to benc-
fit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD "A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co., New York.
Oct. 10, 1860 ,tl. Ea.5 218y
STATE OF MINNESOTA,( :. ~ o-----
COUNTY OF GooDnUE. 81
To W. II. Lane: You are hereby notified
that writ of attachment has been issued
against yon, and your property attached, to
satisfy the demand Of F. F: 1Ioyt, amounting
pear before X. g. smithcrs, Justice Of tho
Peace in and tor said County, at his Office in
the town of Rcd Wing, on the eth day Of
November, A. d. 1860, at O'Clock in tho II or
noon, Judgment will be rendered against you,
and your property sold to pay the debt,
F. F. HOYT, Plaintiff.
Dated .thi. cath day of October, a. b. 1860.
GOLD PENS REPOINTED.
:.tE,} Price only Fifty Gnts.
:, Enclose the Pen in q letter with Cash or
Postage stamps. The return mail will bring
the Pen us good as new. Address
I fE$o', as554s STONE ~ BALL, SYRIA
|cuse, N. Y. nooel 6w
GTATE OF MINKESOTA,I' ------ - 2
y County of Goodhue .s.j
District Court LIST Judicial District
Thomas Taylor Plaintiff -. i.
Robertw. II Hamilton re z..
Isabella f. Hamilton his
i brook -
BY virtue at the decree Of said Court made
Office of tho clerk Of said Court on tho Sd day
Of October, A. y. 1860, and in pursuance O
the order ofsalc issued therein to mo directed
1 shall on the oath day Of November, "A. d
1860, ut 2 o'clock in the afternoon OF the Sale
day, ut tho outer door Of tho Court House il
the city Of Red Wing, in said county; offer TO
sale at public auction all the right, title and
interest which snid defendants Hamilton o.
either Of them had on the 18th day ofFetuary
A. D.ls59, in and to the following described
premises situated in said Goodhue county, te
teen (16} in the city Of Red Wing.
Red Wing, Mimi, October sth A. D. 1880.
| 20 WV. w. CLARK,
I197 I'D, Special Referee,
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BOOTS AND ezoEe,
FANCY GOODS, -
sAANs & sAVAMs.

Twill further state to the public that which
many already know l will sell Goods( Isr cash
as cheap ~ any Msrehantin this city. nov
(including women and children,) please call At
my Store on the corner of Main and Plum st.,
and examine Goods and Prices and I'll pledge
you tha' You will not 60 away dissatisfied.
-: 49, za~s~ I'D. hICllTEE.
Red Wing, June 4, 1888. q u, assy
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JOINT DISCUSSION.

Agreeably to ajoint arrangement en-.
tered into between the Democratic
and Republican Executive Committees
ofGoodhue county, Norris HoBERr,
Democratic Candidate tor the Stat
Senate, and r. N. sMcLAREN, Rcpub-
lican; will address the people on the
political topics Of the day, at the fol-
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For County Commissioners.
LIST DIST, T. B. SHELDON.
I'd 90" J. G. WEATHERBY.
Sd /" SAMUEL KNUTSON.
4th !" II. NJ. DOYLE.
5th i" WIN. llURL1NGLER.
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GOLD PENS REPOINTED.
.9t,tl Price onlv Fifth Cents.

Enclose the Pen in letter with Cash or
Postage stamps. The return mail will bring
the Pen us good as new. Address
'fs$o..sa.. 35:f5es STONE ~ BALL, SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. no22l sw
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RED WING, MINI. OCT. 81, 1850.
n Alto n Al
NOMINATIONS
FOR PRESIDENT,

8 II EPlIEN A. Dol Ct L. A s
Of Illinois.
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218wf e. -, Referee. =
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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