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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
MI Ush,ait having Seen m al il the Gohdi-

M ORTGAGE ,SALE.ysi 4 x@yE~ugaa4
lNI Default having Seen m ady in thes eohdi-
the 9Th day If July, A. D. 1857, executed, DC
know lodged and delivered by John II. Elder,
Of Good hue County, Minneseta Territory, [now
|State) to Hugh Adams and George Richards
of the salise County and territory which
was duly recorded in the office Of Register Of
Deeds Of said Goodkue county on the sixth
day of fully A. D: 1857 !, ut three O'clock p. m.
in book three Of mortgages page 81, by which
said mortgage tho said john II. Elder, did
grant bargain sell ard convey ,ut1to 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 Goodhuc
and Chem Teri itoyy tnow State) of Minnesota,
described rs follow toswit: Tho equal undivi.
ded one third Of saaieber threel Yin section
one hundred ana irteenl LIS n5feh OF range
number fo Artcan (l4) west Said lot::containing
forty and eigliteen hundrcdths acres moro Or
less, according toi,he government survey there
Of: Which said grant was made to securs.thc
payment.o said Adamsand Richards his prom
Iissory hete for the sum OF six hundred dollars
one year.fromsl!atc ofsaid mortgage with in
terest at the rate Of stws1ve per cent. perran
sum, and whef eass thesofs claimed &c be due on
said note and morsea Qe at this date the SUM OF
SIX hundred and nine y-eisht dollars. And no
suit or pFoceedings Of law Or otherwise kay-
ing beesips tit'sts4 ,orshal to 9peoyer the said
o. NowteTefo1e, no.iss = hereby elven that by
xirtueofs powSrsgf selein said mortgage con
| tanned aha in pgrpaanSeE9 the stahte IN snch
eases male aad provided, the said mortgage
scribcds viii be spad at, Public suction to. the
highest bidder en- rtka 18th day Of Ootober
A. D: 1850 at ten o'clock.A. NJ. Of that day at
tho frontdoor Of the Court House in said Good
/ hue county to satisfy said debt and interest
ments. pated, Red wing August ss.k, 1885.
HUGH ADAMS and GEORGE RICHARDS.
P.sASDFoRo, ae--. Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgages, 2I3w6.
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Ax0RTaAGE' SALE:

hkOkTGAGE SALE. 10 = s.asu!,.ynls;fr,t q
I1 Default having ibyels made. in the conti7
ted tl,e 24th day Of February, \. D. 1858, exc;
cutcd, ackno wlcdged and delivered by Nancy
Fish, of GoOdhue COUNTY, Minnesota Territory
to ". Ws Phci ,s andIN christopher aGrahain, Of
Sibley county and swEieh awass duly recorded
in tho Office Of the Register Of Dccds Of 'saitl
A. D. 1855, at II o'clocls NJ. in Book q Of Mort
gsges. pages 222 and. 22l by which sail, mort
gage the. s.il Nancy Fish did grant, bargain,
sall and convey unto tho said W. W. Phelps
aud Christopher Graham. their heirs and. ss
signs forever, all that tract Or parcel Of land
Tying and being in the county OF Goojhue, in
tho (thcn) Territory CHOW State Of Minnesota
esnr.er sf ti,a So,,.k 4ssst 4-o,ter soatis cast
quarter o. the south wosti quarter, and the
twonly. seven { 81 }, In township one hundred
and thirteen. ID, north Of range sixtcen( l6)
west, in the dstrictOf lnlhls subject to, sale al
Rod Wing, yNinnesota Territory, to secure to
sho said w. W. Phelpsa anl Christopher Ora
ham, their heirs, executors, administrators OF
aTcd dollars, One yosr oftcrsaatc,t according to
che eondieiosEof ~ eortnin' psosnirsory note ex-
ecuted by tho isaisk Nancy Fish so tho said
Phelps and Graham. and bearing even date
thorewith; with intorests from da to at the rate
Of two per cent, per month until paid. And
which said usort9agesnfl tho debt thereby Sc
cured, we1o, on the 18th day Of December, AID.
1852, for value, duly assigned in writing by
thosaidiW. W i Phelps ana Christopher Ora
ham, to John L. Ihorlla, Of AIAstings, Dakota
county, Minnesota. and which assgnmens was
Onthe Hth day Nf sDecstnbsf, A. ". 1850, at
o'clock daily recorded In l>e u.tico Of tho
Ns9istsr. of Deeds of Goolhue. county afore-
said, in Book I'd Establishments Records, pa.
ges 3S9s an4s 34O.a s-yis 2ofyih i itQs
And wl,arca., there: is new claimed to bedu'
A. 80 l..o
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HrThs Breckinriidye primary y. and cou

/ GTThs Breckenridge primary and ceun..
tys conventions, for, oNinona county were
heldinthis city on Friday. and Saturday,
After an earnest endeayo 70 learn, title tie par PAL
ticularss thereof, tie most accurate iniorma.
ton We have bee able Itorderiye is that the
primary caucus was held during the rain
form Of Friday evening; upon The Leyee,
under 4 faded cotton umbrella! The couh-
u .convvent;on was held. on The following
day. probably in the Postnaster's hate j.
w: Downer was chairman, the postmaster
was !secfetnry, and sf;b. Smith was q com
mittee on oResolltio lat which business
he ian cid hand. e 'rhe names Of the~dele.
gates to St. Paul have not BEEN disclosed as
yet ino,so Republican, a.. E1.l:s3 - !
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STRAYED! y.
TWENHY. FIVE Dollars RE
I WARD. ~eg 3.

- 81 - q - .
4 strasett from the farm of~t.1c@ ssbscrlbcr~on
Wells Crock, on the last day Of July, one span
IF horses. One! Of them y large bay, wi IN
'blackmane and tail, and white spots ON the
back " here rubbed by theSaddles The other
is smaller horse, Of ! brown color; with .
small white Apot;on, the end Of hi. nose, be
erefoss Bot horse. HI Shoes 0 on their
forcteets Any persons finding said horses and
returning them to the subscriber, or -giyo
infor aationAf tlciFs whereabouts, will be paid
the above reward upon their recovery ~ tbs
Wiss ssass Sae1 & Ss sc
off Sof the Rcd Wing SenGfuefT :. ocsi 2 az
Rel Wing Aug. IS, $780, T5ss g ybsfTs5t 90
= ss7 T. rs.,Isass! y 4 s.s
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1857: Ypy;,,y 2 {{t q Z q 2 Tae1S. 1850

1851: spy'' < IS t 81 Il Trade, IstoII
Mails street,. RED 1ginF, { WILKINSON S Hoaff
MIN. ds5AecIAwrnEKanAbw opening
ALI e ss0lflIi'1 1 S g1S p sBSST & "
sGASSIMERES.
at q n I'NR0TIK0ScaSn III e.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
II y xteat yariety. plots assortment Of
sodw "a sssTALO RS' TRIMMINGS, 5rara5l
whiehthoy oaer to cash buyers very cAsapl
W. alsa s. eonnsetioh ~, i. y sfo~al.
TAIl, oIslN0 ESTABLISHMENT
fof te midi aaikctdrss ,o lsnts, Clothes 70 Or
der NJ g. sBEREfI, an expert Fenced work
sa sn % i IS aaa
tetms. Persons wis1ing 70 purchase will please
s ! sd as Rs Sas fs ats
any thing sn tie iinhoosst reasonable terms. VI
esgeet:lqlly solicit shsge Of
Be. - l Wing, ESQ. ~ -: ,isssi
% c$ssTr ), dooDhes: Fifss Jna. pi.s:
1sase Bsftheinsr PIE go ab ss 81, ~ a.
Sy 4, S,eeyn SSSsas ,,-sII1 Asiig i:l.eg Il
O"li NJ ~. ::raaE8 "a
rs s'seass ssS:i b, e 1 ,H,sss,s,
70. tho, above, nemed adefendsnts Carl Coz.
Meyer and Nicholine Meyer +: % ss1aia - sci.
aYou are hereby summo ned iandasequirsd to
aaswef tho complaints in this actioh, M'a,isf has
been filed in, the oftiaesofe tho CLERK of said
Court, at Red Wing, ins said couIty, end ito
serve copy Of your ianswer to, thessaiti. CONE
plant on the their office in Bed
Ming, ,ip the. county If Goodue, in saidtst.f!i
SUMMONS on you,, exclusive Of theid day :ef such
service and If you fail to answer the .ssid
eompl4t 4. xiEgi4 ths tine Aforesaid ,the Plain
tdo relief demanded III the Complaint. :'!1.F
j Hstsa s 81 4ss5 4E''hs1' s}sx.
0"'s 00'A' A SSHf it@ -4f tno,:EI "Ssy
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-ssa

HER1FFs6ALEhas.xsfs rsast
~ By, yirtua Of execution issued out Of
and under the seal of the Distriot Court Of
the First, late Fifth Judicial District, in and
for the County Of Goodhue, and State Of
MihnsAota, upon Judgment rendered and
dockt in said County Of Goodhue on the
18th daS@ March, 4. u. 1860 in an action
in said Coufk pending. Wherein William w.
Phelps An Phelps
& ar kd!i r. s 8 81 ~
ia 49, = :; + '1 5sc
fSr W. Z = ltsa
and tti1tx:txo dolltrs sa.nssos
! have, &c D
1860, levi ail=efs tlsa tle and
interest ofSth4said Dsfenda1 lliam G.
lie Due on day when Judgment
was SO doclst said Gpaniy Goodhue
of the folloxm perty, to
The Sol s.rtsr ii
section fol df45 toWnaaei n1ared and
fourtesa tsrange sixtean Zee lot
six f4edm=si (6Gza $50 As
sect saTs toxl.sq
thirteen {1i5fssaage b
six (6) maeqtion twenty 16 lot
two (2> section Hi 81 90; also tho
,Ncrth;sastauae,er Of Nprthteast quarter Of
section thirty.one (3l); also the Northwest
quafttF d. N0Nifshdt Quarter Of ae0ti1n
:thirty-one (3l); and the South west quarter
Of Soutl.-ca quarter Of section thirty (s0)
in town. one hundred and fourteen I1l4)
range fifteen (15). .EAa1a7
Now, therefore, rsotioea Is hereby given;
thxt j will Tsell at Public Auction TO the
highest Gddsnthereor for6ash,T sha abaed
described property, and the interest which
said defendant had in the same, On the. day
when said judgment was So d6cketed iintsaid
Goedhue 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
Etember A. p. 1860, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, to satisfy the said exc,
cation together with the interest and costs
thosson,1 MARTIN s. CHANDLER.
sesgasp9 i Sheriff Of Goodhue Go. MINI.
;BR1s1ols& PHeIrs,g BY J. 6. H4wEs;
Pits Attorneys. iaa7'.ts* az Deputy.
Dated Red Wing August 18th, 1850
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G 1TYs, I }, 1EAkf,GE,0RY .
80
,d.RBD VINO CHURCHEs.n n

-
wS~~-r- .--~ e. - ass s~H
10 H. - " ~@safffschpxf ~a > y ., KS
CuRlsr CuyRon-Attlte Church, junction OF
East add Wdit2. Akdnus " Nk' Drbak strsst. Ser
vices at 1oL A. NJ. and 615 O'Clock T. NJ
baSy morning Ma vi IL . c'sieck. III se III
4fss' Res! Il, R:aWslles,S FSstossof sl!sr AZ
i IT, . . ..s .,s,sr RsEspSsqESlAx.
Sc Court 1fouse s.. Ssryi, essat lo}l 4. H., and
81 w. Aey,J. ". Hancock, Passer. slick u
ss~e1 ,s,;gAbft METHODlAT.
=! xsrMoOssr RflsooPAL-corner Of East Ave-
Aoa and fOstth strsst.x Services Of the Sab
sath q lolb \: M;s~nd ~ r. n; Sunday
oouooi ss z r: n. .prsyers ilcetmgs MrsaAy
evening ist ~ O'clock Rev. Ja6oz Brooks
3saGeR--fssideneo on East Avenue.
sAHann Al M1rNOpls1--coIne Of Broadway 4
fourth strestl SERVICES Mt IO11s a.. NJ, and I
es,A.a2 Rev. Henry sKotbcy Hastaso2 ais x
y 4
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uoRR1B1E! uoRR1B1E, HORRIBLE!

HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE!
.aacrs. Horrib1es. tsss
have just received from New York and
Boston large and splendid stock of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS. consisting Of every
thing that
3 Il Il 7
a Man 6nd q ~o1aaan
:ssssxS Asaagf IS srss e.
Can wish for in the line of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries. Boots and. Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready
made Clothing, DC, on, which ! defy competi
ton as to price and Quality and in fact have
almost verifying usually =. .v. .~.r
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1 =: ',,9Jn1oN.M E.'iRF;S5c 1AL.
,Rsnw1Ns rRlcNcURHENT;

snitR8D WING PRICEiCURWENTT II
.5EsR bGs sxitTsHa ~-~tsd
saa ,s,i!HsttcoEl1C1ED'WI fELY.
J6sGeG bsa b1.--%--;aI
baaodrciEx>,G $500; XXXzs4 ,OOs's bblc IL
..MslAeaassG s0d S0SOs 6c. as,>
s'OAss 1870 Roo w Ibuslial.in
ss&ssn- 2kaSN0s6c shclleds
Pork -s1105c " ibrin s.llog.
.sssd~Ti,noshyssa 5olss |; Glover s7@7 50. .
-s8sans-+t7sc6aAla5AR hush.
k1Attss-.lOl21ftad " N.ysJ
EgSs-60Sc W dozsn..s ~.
sAltgsvl NJ q. Sa9c; arsdnsOT1 l0l21 crushed
auAppNn2cxeie l4E0l6c.oa bns
Syrup N. Q. jsaa; ssal1: 10 golden eoc.
Teas-i0, 81 6S;E5kR$1dp Id.
aGslfees--Rig ] 51lGS = il w zoe Rln. slisT q
-iTsbaeed-Rlag tS,Aaaius; SIN oking lo0l5cts
Mountaineering Hoe. sac sei.
iorsmaor1snhstins ssekee: rifle 4of0'oc wit
:lWondN -6th0 92sS.,cord. IL soT sE.sg !:
nSale>-0easse 81 Is ;cdairyS 506S4 u Dbl.
sFlnii-600e0s Pigall0D.eI
y0n--1iiimecdIet - t,wiuter strained whale
and lard 81 % VS gallor.f:'s
gLumbdf k,2mnoiis lOt0sl2; cleaJf 6@n20 p
thOusandJfBe IN ssg farsGs9
Shingles Shaved aDSg 25t extra s. so.
.S s1s~o9 !aiyshuE--%b.*;f
sia1a has Monetary: Matters.
preparedexpressfy foi the snNr1Sr,. by Smith
MNss Q CO., Dankcrs, Maii stccst7 Red Wing
- NOV Of - 43i. .L--uAs
For 1ltshois',, Wisconsin, ard Missouri cur
rMeyr vs 4ud.e. 1exehah us follows:
go II hi; ihs. Selling.
I'll .s 8" T. ~ E;i:, s:s!n'4 q Prem
.e.". Chicago. sv3 nae.ka YasY;el't ais
ga 81. milwaukee, r:<.;eaa 10 q r1s ::
Gslcna, ss'io ".s,-t 20 ,xr 80. r
x Es,s} Currency, vi. - <oo .% )
1JnodF,,s ~ 0racrsi s.-iwgTa;o scat 2t6ncI
Stste csrd - '5',,.:,aso2GI,ai .vo sa Soc
EoEi sssel'. Nsa 81 exchange on; New York At
Pr seH',. premium; q, 3a4;q 4:.~ ,s,aa3
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n U II MIXTURE.

Tho undersigneA would ssespcctfnaly- insufrsr 81
the citizens u Red Wing and .vicnity that 10 ~
hat gsrelased sse ea.iFs stsek Of 'sn,nsnulsc-
by NJ. Cook, q THAT He ls prepared to supplTs :.
81 eEdets Tor fatnttore q every
RrPA1'lRtNa AND TURNING D0SE no -
saORDER. ~ IN sassisIess 4
Also lrkt1dE If OOFFINs 0fnisa Ssdt6afder.
Mahogopy, .:.... ,a,,r
Nall ;a5 So sxf7ss1 sSk1SsuTVahtass5o
FvRx1TgREc constantly on aieerlon
Cash. IA iasasa ..sftoF7 JOHN 0nn LIZ ssfss.16v
'IR.d Wing My I. ii 81 a. as.st, : :
.I.oT aoE III. 1f1ass e5s!uI a1a,ss
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.toap rht> sentinel.

The Executive committee oof The Good
hue County Agricultural Society and Mechsl.
les, institute are induced BY the apathy and
Nery'listls interest manitested BY the people
inlefsreuce \ tbs proposed; county ,fair this
falteto request the publication iof their 4orin-
ions s te,i;.w,;hbe.her;: an ef,ortato hold .
fair would result in q failure;, and whether
the project tos the present bad better e,be
dismissed, on ss- nrioisydg o45 deais~ !of asi:
They; sttribats tie in.ttentonit mainly to
the Unusual pressure Of: business; upon
farmers, a protracted harvest,is toilewe6 BY
the. necessity Of tkreshing and mark cling
their produce: to- enabled them 10 meet their
wants and en- agemcnts Had thsies been
d full attendance upon tie meeting which
should have been held on the first Monday
oftb.. cprsent month, 1.-The. committee might
have determined differently, but the. entire
neglect ofthat meeting with other indications
convinced the committee Of the sextreme' IL;
didsrencesfslt, towardsthe doingss Of the So
cisty 3by these who must take ID interest
before the society can come before the pub
lie with county fair. Ie, s',ag .asa saj =
sid: .os,9lse5s<oo By order sof Elk. Com. NJ,
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la vni!oeuHcS ,7lSGsi s.YlE yE97s INAi u ia
n0p. VIM. III. .SeWaIlt> sIt {-i. ssso1o n
And his party arrived on last Saturday
evening, and tassiad. ~ this place about.a,
hour. 'phe'weather was 1ainy but qnite $,
crowd was assembled to welcems, him. ant
take him by the hand.
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Hso5M'.H a. x ,I.;US NJ IS,

Petty Larceny,
We unslst I. that th is. s'o k ,aa
Mr. 'Xebster -wassr robbed 0f! its burden 1ni,
Tuesday night This kind, y b.,siassgs
is 50 new thing, inlRsI Wing, and We would
advise vigorous effort % bring the rogues to
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Lu .nbor,wl.A n. s9a1AlT9 NJ0!ilH' %. =.
.uraesi
100000 feet VI line humber just received
and t9r sale cheap iYE SASH Or in exchange Sr
wheat. Apply for,tne presentato the upper
warehouse, Rc4 Wing. y, KS - - 4 s''N,'1 -
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Tt ToFck light ITsszs:ion:
Tho tLittla GAh\sad MN. ont ON Mon

ze0I IN cue SUOu CAUSE.
TO aoi:aTsse4t, i-.s~~.aaiTaga mr.
Joint Disc pssioH, hsaszo 70 hs:li74g Hoa.
Our, citizens aseoiniosmedi that 4 . Hon
CSC Andrews; Democratic eisctorr and Hon
Stephen, lAilleIr Republican sleetor sassr to
aiscass y tl political issues eity
o,aa.iMsnaay eveaiug, 2 4th insts Mr., Miller
isoneof the aossss RopSi56tiss..pS i l. thse
and by far the smarteAt man upon othss Re.
publican ticket, but III, has more than bis
match in tho talents eduaation and aloquence
|ofhiso pponerr aud with the caqss; Hof. truth
and right, upon his sideioNr. friend Andrews
must surely triumph; We wish every man
TO hear this discussion. .A ,s.aI sd, 40 solg
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II s519I ssso1J al 81:
skr.E Jessie IA clltirc, >

skr.E Jessie tAclntire, e.im as ii esIHhwtiI
'lias returned from tie East and ss55oaslhl.
with him large stock Of new goods and
plenty more. aFe following Look cut. for
good chances to buy, when that Stock is
- sssogD -! GtoTl 'hsdaah2 eas92ha ~;
opsneed.,s ao5soa ,e2hita a9i<Gsce@t essoIs
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Republican Meet.pgs aaHID
aThe Hon. WIN. 'NWmaom addressed "a
Republican meeting on rlast, uWel1asday
evening at the Court, House,: We were
not present but understand shat the ias.s.
ling was very we'll attended, ali sd' afi"s9s'
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.5s;jef} vsrsI Z soi.!szss!
eairx73 ,osaenttA,I .1s' -
roy s@T.E 2nf 80" *
- e,,s.,,J.,.,s 30 oov a;.sTJ
49,, ..sse,.;t,sts 1892
-. -, - r..
800 t'sf w. = L +,
~ big ,s ~ ze.5lE
'2A''s .t'''5 -. e3->ss'.s - sSss'
,gt5f7j12i q snlt.'qm-a OF Vel s.!2I
et''sfsag Id. .Yrs.goqE. ia
sa4 .,ao.aT So e a@&s 4.
a s-... BE-. ga. 1T = . s.a9
. s.so s II: s.:...s.. i. +: = s'.''
.,e s,s.@I a i....-,.s.. 49,
,,f. .sg;- In, s,>5s,ts-rn-lt.sf;
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OOPS HooPsl Essssos Skirts for Idie. .nd chldsn It
IL agaes,a ~ abes 54g q III ao1g@T < I
nREAr ATTRACTIONS III k.~ Goods and to cote.
,sta=
THE LATEST STYLES Of Hats Ind Straw Goods .t s
Iiiu. .tsE &a1saat pit
Ii KINDS Of Men, Women and Chld.ens md Shoes
A 5aa'lnis
% BUSHELS Of Paserios Hai = .Szg4 ss.'2#
buTrEK kinds Il Produce. k.n e1ch.ne. or Goods
sIxAN g@3xI-5S zszs sss5 Ill 5ez .ss.s b
GENCY Of the ESTERL4 EAPEH is ct 4 u @ y. :.
sd
taf1ssSd 7A'0t u saf2i reat haI3 s9a"a .sa#St
ycY II tha Commonwealth Counasw ~ HA ss
"A1S0A W sA0 A"0.S"1~o Gs
IL lisdt =
GENCY& Hrker Sewing Machine %
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goa 5-!-Ssse9eath5 az atl
and in the height Of. Fashion Nv stook of|
HATS AND CAPSissllsgp and well. sesaeted,
and have . fine assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and hlidrens' SHOES, which are for sale worry
cheap: Z VIII not Be undersold By any one
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.rsd..i5sa .ssTf0i < aaCy sssaSs
81 ysts1 siss.iaI ,ess i .sss. i; +. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23

TuE WHEAT CRor Accounts from ma
ny portions Of the wheat growing regions
Of the Southern States concur in represent
ing the prospects Of the coming crop as un-
usually gloomy. Though the winter has
not been one Of extraordinary severity,
there were one or two cold snaps that were
peculiarly destructive Of winter vegetation
a. was witnessed in this region by the kill
ing Of cabbages, turnips &c. The same
sudden cold spells greatly injured the
wheat in some localities and killed it in
others Such reports as the above, remarks
the Petersburg Express, should warn our
farmers in time Of the necessity for plant
ing plenty Of corn this Spring. There il
unmistakabe indication that grain will be
scarce and breadstufs high -kIed. Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23

CoNNUEicATED.
H0W'S MY B0Y!-Br SIDNEY DoBELL,
"Ho, Sailor Of the sea
How's my boy-my boy"
What's your boy name good vito,
Aud in what good ship sailed he I"
"8iy boy John
He that went to sea
What care for the ship, sal0rl
My boys my boy to me.
"You come back from sea,
And not know my John
| might as well have asked somo landsmau
Yonder down in tho town.
There's not AZ ass in all the parish
But be knows my John.
How's my boy--my boyl
And unless you let me know
I'll swear you are no sailor,
Blue jacket or no,
Brass buttons or no sailor,
Anchor and crown Or no
Sure his ship was the Jolly Briton'"-
Speak low, woman, speak los"
And Why should ! speak low, sailor,
About my own boy JOhni
III ! vas loud as | am proud
Id sing him over the town
Why should | speak low, sailor 7"
"That good ship went down"
"How's my boy-my boyl
What care for the ship; sailor,
was never aboard her.
BE she ahUat or be she aground,
Sinking or swimming III be bound,
Her owners can afford her
say how's my john"
Every man on board went down,
Every man aboard her"
"How's my boy-my boy2
What care for the men, sailor'
I'm not their mother
How's my boy-my boy2
Tell me OF him and no other
llow's my boy-my boy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23
THE CHRISTIAN LAYMAN.

There are two agencies Of active influence
with men. There is the Bible itself, So un-
impeachably correct in its explanation of
the moral phenomena Of human nature, and
pointing 80 clearly to the real solution The
other is the LIFE and voice of the Christian
Layman. 1t is said the world looks to the
life rather than the profession Of a Chris
tian; aud certainly il sympathizeS more with
the men Of Christianity, whe are Of them
selves, and whose lives pass before their
eyes. 1t Is this which makes it the duty 81
tie Christian Layman to utter no uncertain
sound Let him preach in his life, his word
and III his doctrine There is demand for
him. The world has now become the great
Forum Of the People, and in that Forum the
Layman is At once the Orator and Preacher
- Cincinnati Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23

E5- Tohe Iot,ys of Aierandria.-I announce
myself IL 4 candidate ior re election 10 the Office
III Collector of Taxes for the Southern District,
the First aud Fourth Wards, and pledge myself,
il elected, 10 % everything II my power y gI'o
satisfaction hope by strict attention aud the
manner ii which have discharged the duties ~
the ofice the past year. % have scared q Pc tho
confidence of my fellow citizens, and, therefore,
respectfully ask that they will give me their votes
again A the coming election, which takes place ~
the 9th day II March. WM. II. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

No. Ia Fairfax Street, hiexahdfla, va
A CARD.-ENOGH GRIMES respectfully in
~ forms his friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES Il.
GRIMES, and under the firm name OF h. GRIMES
4 son, we have resumed at the old stand on Fair
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BuSl-
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHE rs, and hope and
expect to conduct the same, as to merit the conf
dence and patronage Of all who may give us a call
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially to out door work, both in town and
country, such as ,,.,.,,,,-o
ROOFING, GUTTERLNG and SPO11lNG,
And all kinds of Stove and Furnace Work, ana
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jobbing and Repairing attended to in person
Our Stock of STOVES is intended to suit the
wants ofevery body. We are determined I" please
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
are small aud we shall be content with small prohjs
gssy- Orders from the country, either for work
or for goods promptly attended to. 80.
oct l-1y II. dhlMhS ooS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-23

ARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT or
4 STOVES ever offered in this market, consist
ing of the following COOKING SToNE ES, Dla-
mond Rock, Stewart Stoves; PennSylyanIan, Lea
der, Charter Oak Nevada, Comet, western Dia
mond. Wisconsin York Complete, and Nine Plates
pARIOB STOVES.-For Coai-The Macgre-
por. all sizes: Two Column Radiators, Gas Burners
Slidings Door, Open Fronts, KeisterhocS, Forrest
Crate, Feimour and Latrobe STOVES; Parior
Crates. Globe, Office, and Bar Room SFON rs.
Wood Stoves-Self Regulators, Cottage Far
lors, Oven ParlorS, Air Tight, iXPlates, and
Box Stoves; Coal Hods, Fancy, Galvanized, and
Japanned Coal Sives, Coal ShovelS, Stove roiiSh'
Sheet Zinc, Sheet Iron, Stove Brick, and Soap
stona stove Pine, Tin Ware Tin Safes, Japanncd
Ware, oyster Stewers, Chaing Dishes, Re, &c.
H. |. GREGORY,
sen % Nos rs and 100, King street.