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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
WHO DID 1T.

The great native modesty Of Horac,
Greedy, will not allow him to arrog.te t
himself the entiae credit Of the slaug ghtel
Of Sewaed at the Chicago Convention. II,
shifts the responsibility from his shoulder:
in the following manner, much to the an
noysnce it is said Of our willy Governor
who was exceedingly desirous that thu
part which he played in that tragedy shouls
be kept secret: - -,5e~ EG
In addition to the weight of numbers, tn,
weight Of character was also immensely
against--three- -fourths if the delegates and
outsiders having any national reputation
including Gov. Boutwell,, Of Mass, Senate,
Simmonds Of Rhode Island. David Wilmot
Thaddeus Stevens, and Gov. Reeder Of Pa.
Messrs. Corwin, Giddings and Carter o
Ohio, the three Blsirs, Cows. Dennison o
Ohio, Kirkwood Of Iowa, RAMSEY Of Min
nesota, and the Governors expectant o
Pennsylvania and Indiana, being decided,
adverse to such nomination.. 1va.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
THE TEXAS DELEGATION TO CHI.
b, CAGO.2 E Es

BOGUS REPUBLICAN, kANANaEnENT.
The readers Of the proceedings 81 the
Chicago Convsntion will relnsmber that
David Wilmot objected to the so.called Tex.
us delegation g bogus affair, and also some
OF tho other delegation purporting to be from
Southern States, and he will remember
what hornet's nest tho said David there
by disturbed in the neiehborhood of his cars.
Indeed, he was hooted and stung into silence.
"b"gns J" indeed {! IS If anything about that
was bogus, or as if the convention
was in reality sectional, and not national!
The Detroit Free Press comes to the vim.
dication Of David. and shows beyond doubt
that he was right, and that the so.called
'rexas delegation aoas bogus. The Ere
Press says: - t'i'
The delegation pretending to represent
Texas, was gotten up at Grand Haven IL
this State. The names Of the delegates. a.
they appeared in the published list. were
dunbar Henderson, James Scott, J. Strauss,
u. Fitch, delegates at large E. j. Garrison,
William Seagrist, NJ. T. Il. Chandler, A.
u. Yoakum. district delegates, not one o
whom ever was within . thousand miles ol
Texas. VI these fellows, Dunbar Hender.
son is none other than Don G. Henderson
the editor Of . one horse Black Republican
paper at -Allegan: in this State James
Scott is James p. Scott, the Black Republi
can County Clerk of Ottawa county J..
Strauss is simply j. Strauss, the keeper o
= small beer saloon in the village Of Grand
Haven NJ. r. F.. Chandler is resident
| Of Canada East, and is not now and never
was citizen Of the United States but the
time the movement started he was on q
visit to some friends at Grand Haven, and
readily entered into it. The others We be-
lieve did not attend the convention, but ali
Of them are residents of Grand iaven and
its immediate vicinity. henderson was
one Of the secretaries "f the convention, and
Chandler, the British subject, was one o
the vice presidents. .....
But this is not all. The F,ss Press says
further that an old man by the name of A
Renning, . resident. OF Grand iaven, Michi.
gan, was fitted out with full set Of Gre
denti4ls from the State Of Georgia, and va
empowered to cast the whole twenty votes
of the State. But that plan, unlike that o.
Texas, misoarried, because Benning could
not raise tho funds with which to ct te
Chicago.
We have no doubt, if the matter were
probed, other delegations to the Chicago
Convention, purpnrting to be Southern,
would turn out to be like the Texas delesa
ton. utterly bogus. 1t was by the votes oi
these delegates that Seward was killed off,
in the convention, and Lincoln nominated.
No wonder that thu Sewardites are indg.
nant. 5-..,...'- r.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
ANAL(sAMATlON IN LAKE COUN
go .nt IL, TY. OHIO.

,rbs town of Madison, in Lake County,
has been throwa. into great excitement by
the elope,nent Of .. white woman and full
blooded negro, which occurrence took place
on Sunday night last. The lady is about
thirty years old. Of more than ordinary IN
telligence. and of Z very fair appearance. Her
Lake county, We suppress his name. ~ the
affair has nearly driven him mad. s.asE
About year ago he employed = full blooded
negro. An abolitionlst Of the Gerrit Smith
school, the farmer took the African into hia
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
THE BUSlN ESS OF RED WING.
The steady growth Of Red Wing, the


The steady growth Of Red Wing, the
sound condition ofits business men, and the
enterprize Of its citizens have already wen
for tho place fine reputation among the
people in its vicinity, and given to il stand
ing anA credit abroad that is truly enviable.
All we have to do now to secure a continu-
ance Of this prosperity and favor is to i'm.
prove our roads to the country, and secure
tho trade and business naturally belonging
to this point. II our citizens now permit it
to be diverted to other points by neglecting
to afford proper facilities to get to our town,
our business men and citizens generally
deserve and will obtain the name of being
the blindest and most stupid set Of "penny
wise and pound foolish'' money grabbers
that ever lived.
The appeal is now made to ALTO the
holder Of town property, to the business man
and day laborer. If our farmers cannot cas-.
lily get to Red Wing, what becomes Of the
merchant, Of the mechanic, and the laborer ?
The progress Of the town depends upon its
trade aud business. The more wheat, corn,
oats and potatoes we can attract to this
market the more every class Of business will
be prospered, and to that very extent prop
erty will maintain its value. II We have no
trade here the town property Of Eed Wing
is no better than SO many acres Of farming
land. We hear objections to an increase Of
the road tax to improve our roads leading
into the country. We cannot cxpend too
much this summer and fall; and when we
sec this opposition we are forcibly reminded
Of the cd lady who killed the goose that
laid the golden eggs. To save ten cents
ouch foolish economists would l,ose ten
dollars.
We thank the Kind Providence that has
thus for contributed to the prosperity Of Red
Wing, that such men have not controlled
our policy. Lot US then, each stand with
the other, to put our business on safe ba-
sis and dcvelope tho town, by giving ade-
quate assistance to every project to improve
our roads and attract produce to this market.
We give the very best inducements to our
farmers to come to this market, because we
invariably pay here the highest price, that
all kinds Of produce will warrant, and our
merchants have the means, and do sell goods
much cheaper than any competing place Of
trade Our merchants can and do sell
goods at cheaper rates-they buy largely
and mainly for cash, and can give purchasers
better bargains. Let US then invite trade
and business by giving the farmer good roads,
and all will so on prosperously as it has
d,ne Lot no one falter in the matter, but
by united action compel trade to come to-
our lown. All classes are alike interested
for without trade and business all are equal
ly injured.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06

@The niggers who do the ,nenial work
at the Capitol are . shrewd set Of fellows
Recently one Of them was standing by one
OF the doors Of the House looking in ct the
msmbers. The doorkeeper said, 'Iim, they
are ell talking about niggers in there
Well, was the reply, 'dat's dar business.
Lord bless yer, if it want for de niggess dar
wouldn't be no Congress-
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06

GA few days ago /. wretch in Dubuque
having got drunk, 80 far exceeded his ordina-
~ measure Of degradation IS to fiog his
wife. and that in the presence Of their chill
dren. PIP 9a Haat
Her cries attracted the notice Of passing
citizsn. and who promptly "wsnt in on his
muscle" and fogged the husband.
The latter then deserted his vile, and the
next morning the woman tollo,ccd scith he,
little ones. We hope that her bruises are 50
much worse than bis, that she may nsve,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06

|CTATE OF MlNNESOTA,( District Court,
~ COUNTY Of GooDuus, { First Jud. Dist.
George W. Richardson,) x.r
4. n. e;'nass' aEsia:: s'.10s'.
To A. NJ. Gilmore, tho above named defend
ant: You are hereby summoned and re-
required 20 answer the compliant IN this, &C
lion, which h a. been fileti in the office Of tho
Clerk Of said Court, at Red Wing, in said
county, and to serve a copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers ut their
office in St. Paul, in the county Of Ramsey, in
said State: within twenty days after the ser
vice of this summons on you, exclusive of the
day of such service and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action will take Judgmen,
against yon for the sum Of one hundred and
eight dollars AMI sixty six cents. with interest
from the second day Of December, 4. D. eight
cen hundred and tifty-nine besides the costs
and disbursements Of this action.
DANIELS & GRANT,
Dated at st. Panl.l Plaintiffs Att'ys
May 10th, 1860. ~ 20lw6
GTATE OF MINNESOTA District Court,
- COUNTY OF GooDHuE. : First Jud. Dist.
A A,t;s:ss: tss:5s:s s"a."n'.
To A. Atkinson the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned and required ia
answer the complaint in this action, which has
been filed in the Office Of the Clerk of said
Court, at Red Wing, in said county, and to
serve copy of your answer to the sail COM
plant on the subscribers as their Office in St.
Paul. in the county Of Ramsey, in said State,
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons on you, exclusive Of the day of such
service and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the pain
tiff in this action will take Judgment against
you for the SUM Of one hundred and five dol
lars. with interest from the eighth day Of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1853, besides the costs an6 dis
bursem ments of this action. e.
DANIELS & GRANT,
Dated at St. Paul,l Plaintiffs Att'ys.
May 10th, 1860. 2Olw6
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06

ELIZA LOGAN was married at Stamford,
Conn. on the 9Th inst, to Mr.. GroRaE
WOOD, formerly Of St. Louis, and will here
after only appear in the character of "The
Wife," The American stage can III afford
TO lose such an ornament.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
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Here . evidence Of the use made Of prize
lighters in England: 90
While Sayors was at Liverpool he was
invited by Captain Mends, of her Majesty's
ship Majestic, to pay the noble vessel visit.
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Dist. Court, lst
Judicial District

STATE-oF M1NNEsoTA,l Dist: Court, lat
ICCoUNTY OF GooDHuE, ss. Judicial District
Thomas Taylor f.t.s-( z,--g ,...,,
VA '8I,'Ei htGG .lacss IE4ff
Robert W. Hamilton, label {Sunnoxs. 4sei
10 E. Hamilton. his wife, and 9.E=f-
Charles l. Holbrook, . . -
To Robert v: Hamilton, 1.a-
bella E. Hami iltouS and sChsrlet j. Holbroek,
:hc above named defendants :: In the name
of the State Of Minnesota you and each OF you
are hereby, summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff ii this
action, which complaint has been fled ip the cf-
fee Of the Clerk Of ssid Court 1t Red Wing, in
..id county and .er.s aesPy. ef Io!I: answer
their Office in the city of Red Wing. in said
county, Sitaiht1snty asyssstse! theeetvice Of
this summons upon yog exclusive & Of q the s,,s:3 ,d:3
that if you fail % 'answer 'said complaint =
above required, the plaintiff in this acton vii
Iapply to the court for the relief lem An led
''1S D.ted, ss%p1ssd'w Red wing, Mih.sso..I xs.ebsa
A fa}1s p tse Il H'tRis sHsy5sosSsibsh : xsbi;sa2sh
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|STATE OF MINNESOTA District Court
Luther L. Twichc,l.)
1860. Spring Dc Sunsnser Trade. 1860

1861. Spring d Summer Trade. 1860
Main street, Red Wing, (wilkinIon's block.
XXIM. Il JAS. LAwTHER are now openinl
w and receiving complete stock Of
.,.... ...5. CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
vESTINGS, and
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment o
TALORS' TRIMMINGS,
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap
We have also in connection r.t.r
T!AI1 Os1ING ESTABLISHMENT
for the manufacture Of Gents Clothes to or.
der. Mr.. C. BERGH, an experienced work
man. will wait on gents aid furnish them will
garments of the latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will pleas
call and examine our stock and prices bctor,
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished will
anything on the most reasonable terms. W
respectfully solicit share of patronage.
Terms strictly cash.
VIZ. & JAS. LAw1HER.
Red Wing. May 2, 1860. l96tf
HORRIBLE HORRIBLE! HORRIBLE
Horrtbles
I have just received from New York anc
Boston large and splendid stock Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS. consisting Of every
thing that ....-.
= -
c.n w;s, for :, ~. linn of n~x cooa. c.ooo
RIGS, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Cans. Ready.
made Clothing, &C., on which defy competi.
tlon rs to price and quality and in fact have
"1lnos' every 'n'ns usually
-@,,--
-
in an establishment of this kind, consisting o.
Shea.;ro
oL:..:So'
Denms, '..E
Delaines, ........ .,.s-!..
So. =. I,ors
Fancy Cassimeres, q ::
Lawns. r
G;nch.ms
' r"SI'":
NamOr1css
@'. %1s!'n. !'
.'s Challi,
&WtftAv apron O"ecA, ,
rms,
Needles,
Thread.
.-,.:..,.s Buttons.
60 f'f,, 'sztsi Ribbon. 5ss8i Il
-esrza,s-tz Combs
n-.r
Hats Hats
-.--.. Caps'
..,-..... .,-. &C., &C.,
and a
thousand and one other things go 20, gamerous
at prices which cannot be
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06

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IL apply to :. Bristol d sPHELP6.1
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

St. JOSEPH, May 800 p. M.-The pon,
express due on Monday, 28th, arrived her,
last night at 8 P. NJ, but brought no Calfor
mia mail, which is supposed to have beer
intercepted by the Indians. a
The only mail matter brought by it wa,
from Salt Lake, at which place it arrived
and left on the 25ttl inst All the informa
ton we can learn in regard to failures il
by the following note on the Salt Lake wa,
bill, made by the agent /:
Rider just in. The Indians have chased
the men from the stations between Diamond
Spring and Carson Valley. The machin.
in which the express matter is carried il
lost. .s..., o. s.i, ,sa .zsg5. 5...-;
The Indians are reported to have killed
two riders on tho last trip, and it is sup
posed that they carried off or destroyed The
mail matter belonging to this express.
The news from Salt Lake City is very
meagre. f's,9'
On the 18th. two men named Myron
Brewer and R. Kit Johnson. were both
shot At. once, by unknown hands. Il s3,
The distance from Salt Lake to St. 10.
scph, twelve hundred miles, was made in
five days and seven hours. ...-.,...
The Pixies Peak express, which arrived
here this morning, furnishes the following
summary Of news:
DENVER Cry, May 24.-The mining
operations are fairly commenced in Gre
|gory's diegings. Most Of tho gulches are
paying from five fifty dollars per day to
the man. But little doing At the quartz
lead mines. The miners are waiting ior
the mills to work what is already out. Rich
discoveries Of boulder disgings, which are
said to be most valuable. and known to
resemble California quartz, have been made
The great excitement now is the head wa.
ters Of the Arkansas river, where gulches
are reported to he yielding from twenty five
to one hundred dollars day to the man
Thousands are going in that direction from
the Blue. The advices are favorable /; there
is too much snow and the weather too cold
for successful operations. '-'s
The CHICAGO TARIFF PLAxk.-The high
tanffites in the Republican party interpre,
the tariff resolution in the Chicago platform
to mean protection for protection's sake
and nothing less )" and hence are promising
various interests all sorts Of good times i
their party succeeds
But the New York Ev,n;n~ P,st puts II
= profess against all ths It as the Chi
Icago plank means "reciprocal free trade,
and thus warns and prophecies: mt ~
The construction which we have placei
upon this resolution We shall hold to firm
| ". If the Republican party should elect it.
candlr ato he must act on that construction
or be viii som find himself encountered b,
an opposition by which he will be over
WHEELED
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
nlENDAclrY EXTRAORDINARY

MENDAClrY EXTRAORDINARY.
In looking over our exchanges the other
day, We came ACROSS letter, in the Chicago
7rjb1ne, dated at Red Wing, and dilating
extensively upon the various and exceeding.
~ intense manifestations Of enthusiasm
which here in Red Wing greeted the an
nouncement Of Lincoln's nominat ton. How
tho moment the boat reached the ievee and
the result was announced, one great universal
shout Of spontaneous, extraneous and in.
stan'aneous joy, made the wclkia ring and
'tore the blxe concave" all to .pieces. How
the Republicans out Of sheer joy ran around
and hugged and kissed each other, { Lord
deliver US from such love feast; and
Low dumbiounded, deadened aud complete.
ly demolished, annihilatsd, obliterated and
exGognshed the "Douglasites," we're; how
tho " Young Republican, was fred of and
the banner run up amid tho enthusiastic,
throa. splitting, ear-cr.cking cheers Of the
assembled thousands, and how oil nature
generally, and the animal kingdom part:cu-
LARRY, the asinne portion thereof more es-
,peoiaNy. went mad with joy.
We cut out that letter, Intending to publish
is, just 70 show the Republicans Of Red
Wing, what shameless liar they have
IN their midst, and also to give them an
idea Of the real nature Of the Lincoln ratifi-
cation meetings that they read Of in the
,pepers, but unfortunately We lost the let
tor and arc unable to do 50. II any Of
our readers come across it aud will hand it
to us, We will be thankful. We should like
topublish it, for the sake Of our Republican
friends A&&
'.'. .'f -.---.s> es--- a'
",j. DON'T KNOW Ills NAME.
We observe that as the Republican candi-
date for President has not been in public
life long enough to be known, there is consid.
cradle discussion gong on among the papers
Of bis party as to what his nam, really is,
one Of the papers says ''Wc differ as 10
whether it is Abram or Abraham, yet We
all agree in calling him Iloa st Oh Ab:.''
Now We think, that il We did not know q
saan sufficiently vel! to tel! what his name
was, We would scarcely con:.;cr ouselves
in apositon to pas; cur opinion upon bis
honesty. But tie Republicans NC suppose
80 upon the principal, that If they cant
boast Of his honesty, they have nothing
else to boast Of. and so know him or not
right or wrong they will endorse him there
The question naturally arises "What or
euch endorsements wo,th?'
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
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NEW ADVERTLShME MEN7S

|CTATE OF MlNNESOTA,( District Court,
- COUNTY Of GooDuus, First Jud. Dist.
George w. Richardson,|
! against SuxHoNs.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-06
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