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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

nTBoaus HUMANITY ILLUSTRATED
Where is Mrs. Child?--A frightful number
Of poor women--young girls the most o.
them--are still lying half dead and in the
most excruciating agonies in tho City Hall
at Lawrence, Mass. These poor women
need kind nursing and gentle words Ia
smooth their passage to the tomb Where,
oh where is Mrs. Lydia Maria Child? Can
only m 'rderers horse, thieves and traitors
stir her svmpa:h!ss f? Why is she not at
the bedside Of these i'll. tated sufferers ? Is
it because they are Of her own sex ? Or be-
cause it is their misfortune TO lie white in
stead of black Pm. =. Express. iEdi
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

i ~ The three years redemption law,
upon mortgage and execution sales, hangs
Dire in the Senate, and We are informed that
. gentleman from St. Paul. who is supposed
to speak By the book, Gays that il cannot
pass tie Senate. q l. will certainly do no
good 70 the class it is supposed to benefit,
il it does pass. Il will drive capital from
our 5'ats, and credit would b mi, ersally
refused. Shonld Is pass, these now clamor-
Gus for it would find that they had: asked
for bread, and got . stono. 5,oE e. u
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
SPIRIT OF SOUTHERN LADlEs.-A CORES.

SPIRIT OF SOUTHERN LADIEs.-A CORES.
pondent of the Montgomery (Alahamal Ad-
yertiser gives the following:
Touching the question Of Southern rights.
was recently conversing with young lady
Of this county, noted for good sense and
originality, who was earnest and eloquent
in praise o: the patriotic resolutions adopted
by the ladies Of Richmond, that they would
not wear any article Of dress manufactured
at, or brought from the North that sooner
than do so they would learn to weave cloth
with the old fashioned loom, etc. Iofcourse
agreed with my young lady friend in every.
thing she said but was must confess
rather puzzled to know what the dear ladies
would do for hoops, SO rather bashfully
asked the question What will you do fol
steel and brass?' Imagine my discomfit.
ure at her characteristic and patriotic reply
White oak splits forever?' Let the Viz.
GINA ladies' take courage.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

o. Miss Adah Isaacs Menken, the clev-
er young actress, who was recently elected
captain Of a military company in Dayton,
Ohio, and who is at present playing an en-
gagement at the Troy theatre, is the wife Of
John G. Heenan. The lady was exceeding
~ anxious to accompany her husband in his
professional trip across the water, but he
objected to it for various reasons. She will
sail for England, however, so as to join her
husband at the earliest possible moment at:
ter his fight with Sayers. Mrs. Hsenan has
attained considerable celebrity in her pro-
fession, aud is said to possess much talent.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

THE ELEMENTS OF C1v1LIzAT1oN.''-
We have received printed copy of Lee
ture on the above subject, delivered by Hon.
G. G. Andrews, State Senator from Stearns
county, before the Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION Of St. Paul. Its perusal has justi-
fled the previous high opinion we entertained
of Mr.. Cs abilities-not only as q sound
political economist, but rs Merateur.
We predict for Mr.. c., career Of useful
ness in our young and growing State. He
has talents Of high ordcr-,s sound poll.
tician, and his acknowledged integrity oil
thought and action mark him as one of the
rising men Of Minnesota inona Demo.
crat.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

@The Interest Question. Tho House
yesterday passed the Senate usury law, with
a few trifling amendments, which will doubt.
less be concurred in. The bill fixes the legal
rate Of interest at seven per cent, but per-
mits special contracts to be made at as high
q rate as twelve per cent. All contracts,
under the bill, where the rate of interest is
clearly and specifically set forth, bear the
same interest after due as before. provided
the rate specified does not exceed twelve
per cent. per annum.--.Ninntsot;an d. Tinees
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

IT is stated that the rule in the English
Parliament is for every bill, before it can be
voted on at the third reading, to be submit
ted to the revision of the twelve Supreme
Judges Of England, in order that they may
decide on its constitutionality. This state
ment is true--the fact, lift is one, may be
new to many. But the advantages Of such
a rule in a country where a written Consti-
tuition exists-aad England is without ono
are apperent.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
ITEMS.

TaE death Of the comedian, w. f..
Burton at New York, ofheart disease.
is announced. The oldsn time lovers
of literature and the comic drama, are
familiar with the name of William E..
Burtcn. #ll .t aa
A Warrington correspondent says
that Douglas il the second choice Ut
the Tennessee delegation to the Charles
ton Convention. The Tennessee Plat.
form endorses the Cincinnati Platform
and bred Scott decision, and the AL
n,inisesNtion Of James Buchanan. .l.,r..
.rITmE ow.ers Of the Pemberton Mil
hive made 4 claim upon the insurance
compaiiles for the entire amount o.
The insuraHcs, some 94l5,OO0, and
'baye retained able legal counsel in
case the claim is resisted. ~ r,..,-r,..rt
rs MEN will always be apt /. tl.ink tic
money market tight if they are in the
unfortunate habit Of getting 80 them
selves. lei yaIed 8 .-yas yaoa.sso.~
-, H. BouI, = Dutch astronomer, an.
nounces that the famous comet If
Charles ", which was seen in le5s,
will re:appesr in August. 912" ,'al.0
ln WIZ are good husbands like dough?
Women need them. .ef, .; Iii
- 4iFFAlRs at Vera Cruz have BECOME
quiet. ,Detachments at marines have
been stationed 1t 'fampic., and Minti-
tian for thu protection II American
1-oaigqed Igti apT b:
,rd THfaE is = great rush foor California
aust now. The steamer Baltic, which
ia New York for Aspinwaii:: yesterday:
took out 200 passengers, and the
Northern Light nearly 500.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

New AND Quick OVERLAND RourE.-The
Washington correspondent Of the N. York
Tribune furnishes the following item:
Messrs. Russell & Majors, government
contractors, intend starting an express be.
tween st. Joseph and Carson City, the west
ern terminus Of the California telegraph, by
the Sd Of April. The distance is 1900
miles, which it is proposed to travel in eight
days, by horse relays every Is miles, thus
reducing communication between New York
and San Francisco within ten days. The
cost of dispatches to Carson City will be S.
apiece. It is estimated that the courier can
carry 80 pounds Of matter. They are ia
start from each terminus ut the same time.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

r We are most happy to announce that
the unpleasant runner Of fight between
Messrs. Garrard, Of this county, and Arnold
Of Wabashaw, is unfounded. These gen.
tlemen have published card, stating that
it was al a hoax--that they have always
been friends, and that . light word will not
part them now.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

1t THE House yesterday. passed q bill COM
mnting the sentence Of Mrs. Bilanski to i'm
prisonment for life. The question was dis
oussed at considerable length, and the bill
was passed by one vote! ffllj:-f2 Ii 1t
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

81 The Committees have been appointed.
Window, is on the committee ofpublic lands;
Alirss:, on the committee on Indian A.
fairs. Window hasgiven notice ::.::::t he will
introduce q Homestead Bill notes Of .
Blu delaying the expenses OF our Consti-
tutional Convention has also been given.
The bill providing for the relief of mail
contractors has passed.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

~ The pleasant St. Pau: correspondent
Of the Red Wing Repsb'ico~, Who has adopt
80 ths III. De 1.lun's Of; Mary" has, with.
outline Authority Of a legislative act, changed
IT to I" hase Dc sFrontsaac."' We believe
thsrs is Pe't.o aace in thi. county i, 5 y tn.
aane q Frontenac. A mere coincidence.
f0lvssanae.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
TO THE GREAT DEFENDER.

TO THE GREAT DEFENDER.
Our Reverend friend who couldn't go to
the Legislature, appears in the last weeks
Republican, as defender Of that remarka-
bic body-supposed to be a legislature
assembled in St. Paul. This pleasant duty
must come easy to one who said the Home
stead Bill and the Agricultural College Bill
were one and the same thing. We say to
our friend that aside from want of ability
to discriminate, he is equally unable to reas.
on correctly, if At all. Because the Demo
cratic Legislature. preceding the incompe-
tent SGT Of noodles now trying their hand at
law making in St. Paul, were . sorry set
Of dogs, is it an act Of great improperly on
our part, or valid reason to prevent us
from just tickling their backs little with
the lash. We think not. ~
We feel sorry that W cannot think as
our friend does, and he must pardon us for
our honest differences Of opinion. We feel
highly gratified, also. that our expenses are
to be one half less than before this generous
ly defended legislature went into power, and
il he will just write to Gov. Ramsey and
tell him how that very simple thing is
brought about, he will owe the Great De-
fender life time Of gratitude. He will
undoubtedly make the matter the subject
Of special message, and give to fame and
glory your immortal name. Upon the
strength OF 1t. you can be elected Register
Of Deeds next fall Gust IS easy % falling of
q log" ''7 i'0H -graf h.rfggs5 ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

TuSs-"G'"a Oh Days # al m ANIL Ere.
There's an odioas ''tastitusion" in this great
State
That the civil authorities ought Is ab.,.-
Fsrtes right against the laws If decencv md
Nature
its ane horse thing they cal, LEG, STA.
TURK.
WHznxAs, The people will have to pay,
R"'oed. W. take three dollars day, sir.
They've boo" two months ia session. they
say IT, learn the ropes,
lave spent Thirty Thousand dollars, and
blasted al our hobes.- '..,..
They've shris!sl for SEwAaD and Browx,
70 gain popularity
And drawn their per die~ with great rcgu.
WHEREAS, Tho people will have to ply
R..o're1, We <.ks three dollars a.y.
They've treated old Whisky with unwonted
Tbsy<s 6ers..d the Cod. with uudu. ma.
u&MSy.~
Ghsy've passed. salutary laws for CANNES and
hogs
Have appointed Surveyors Of Lumber and
WHEREAS, III. Psopl. will have to pay
Rs.!.sd, W. tax. three dollar. . day,
sir. s.'t ".
They've laid out State roads and defined
the liuss Of countiss-..
For blackblrda aud sophsrs they've offered
large bounties
They've Apportionsd the State, to their own
mind eye.
When the Capitol's removed to K.nd;voh;:
WHEREAS, The People have got to pay,
n>.oI:ss, ". tax. thru. dollar. day
cir. -...
They dsprseats The present Supervisor
System, 49,.
Want County Commissionsrs-'.it easier
to fix 'sm:'
They claim IFS .'.vios' but tell you the
There's moro in the preaching than in the
practice:
WnEsEAs, The People have 10 pay, cir!
Rsso''ed, We take three dollars day. sir.
To solve The Railroad problem and our "Fi-
nancial Condition."
Il said 70 be tho climax Of their ambition,
But II they don't cell out one and swamp
The other, .
Ws will take it back" and you may call
~ another"
WHssIAs, The People have got to pay,
Rs'olrsi, W. take three dollars d.y,
A Registry Law 70 disfranchise voters,
Twenty-Five per cent per annu,n in their
own State Orders,
Then szpsl the Reporters for tho Democrat.
10 papers, "
Ars models Of Reform with " heavy Log.
WHlasAs. The People have to pay, sir
Resolved, We take three dollars day, sir
Stationary, Postass.stamps, Newspaper
and eteoSeras. Ii0 III
O6y've voted sumeisnt q uantity to answe,
al their parposss- tr 81
Resolutions and Memorials, with An eye {
the Ta1os:
They had better b q home swinging OK
xads and axes: .....-
WHEaEAs, Tho People will hare to pay
as'' Z. We take AZ three dollars n' . d.,
Their windy speeches and witty abortion.
Ar expensive jokes Of doubtful proper
Far better they display their tact and abili.
", .rl ,:l u. .:.
BY eaaesiag wholesome laws Of some utility:
WaEssAs. The People will have to pay.
cir, d, ~
Rtsosssd, We will take three dollars day.
To offer advice u not our intention, 49,.
But Of their shrswdnsss and wisdom merely
make mention,
And lot the people know that their interests
lie '
With body that were better adjourned
--.. sine die. ''.'i .nI'iHg N
WHEnrAs, Tho People viii have to pay,
sir: 80 L4f,5r u1yt' =
Rs'olvtd, We stop their three dollars q
day, sir. tl7 ',".g., ot 'qr.q,,..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15

; TIE bill providing for the location Of !
State Prison It Red. Wing was put on its
final passage, and was lost for vast Of :
constitutional msjority.-.yeas l2;;gnays l8.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
". CoLv1LL. .JR., Morte
Atty for Mortgage.

MORTGAGE SALE.
WI Whereas default has been made in tho
ton' ition Ola certain mortgage bearing date on
the 26th day of March, 4. ID. 1859. made. exc
c:ted AMI delivered by John W. Brown and
Mary. his wife, both Of the city Of Red Wing,
county of Goo,ihuc, and State Of Minnesota. 70
Charles l. Holbrook. of the same place which
said mortgage was filed for record in the office
OF the Register OF Deeds ofsaid county Of Good
hue: on the goth day of March, A. d. 1859, a.
~ O'Clock in the afternoon, and was duly re-
corded il Book six (6) Of mortgages, on page
81 of tho records Of said county, in and by
which said mortgage the said erantors bar
gained, sold and conveyed INTO the said Hol-
brook, MS heirs and assigns, the following de-
in said county Of Goodhue. and described as
follows, viz the west half of section two (9)
town one hundred and ten 10y north, of rapge
fifteen l5) west.
Which said mortgage was executed and de-
llvered as aforesaid to secure the payment to
the said Holbrook Of the sun of one hundred
according to the condition Of a certain PROM
mlssory note made by the said John W. Brown,
payable to the said Holbrock, for the said sum
of one hundred and seventy seven dollars
sig }, bearing da:e the said 2eth day Of March.
Upon which there is claimed TO IS due, 1T the
'tatc OF the first publication of this notice. the
sum Of one hundred and eighty -one dollars and
ten cents (slsl.lo), and no suit or proceedings
ut law or otherwise having been instituted or
had to recover the said debt or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance and by virtue Of power of sale
contained in said mortgage, and Of the statate
in such case made and provided, the mortgaxed
premises above described will be soli at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, BY the
Sheriff of Gocdhue county, at the front door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, afo.e-
said, on Monday, the fifth day Of March, A. b,
1861: at ten O'clock in the forenoon, to pay and
satisfy Tho principal and .tntesest, d46-on said
note and secured by said mortgage; and tho
costs and expenses oisaid sale. gs'ns - j'f'r
Dated, January 2Ist, 1860. iasi7t 7jfs ~
~, CHARLES I. HOLBROOK, Mortgages. 4
W. coLvlLl: Jn:, Att'y.ft + 4 iSitd
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
SALE.

nnVnloAVE SALE
III Defaait having been made in tho condi-
ton OF certain mortgage bearing date the
tenth day of December. A. D. 1883 made. exc
cuted and delivered by D. C. Shoemaker. and
Harriet. his wife. P. 0. Shoemaker, and Jane.
his wife. and S. p. Corning. and Fannie, hi,
VIE. all OF the county Of Goodhue and State
OF Minnesota, to Charles Smith, o. the same
place: to secure the payment Of u certain prom
issory note h airing even date with said mort.
gage. tor the sum of ninety four dollars and
fifty cents $94, 50), and due in six months after
date, with interest at the rate Of three per cent
per month. payable to tn. SAID Charles Smith,
and signed by the said u. C. Shoemaker. T. o.
Sheen aker. and S: 2. Corning. upon which
there is claimed to be due and is due to the
said Charles Smith. at the date of the first pub
'1catlon OF this notice, the sum Of one hundred
and twenty-two dollars and forty cents (3l22-
W, which said mortgage was recorded in the
Office Of tie Register Of Deeds of suid county
OF Goodhue: on the first day OF January. A. D.
1859, at ny o'clock A. n. in Book Of Mort
gage Deeds. on pages SIS and $50. And 10
suit or proceedings ut 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 the power OF sale in said mort
gage contained, and in pursuance of the stat
ute IN such case made and provided. the prem
ises described in, and covered by. said mort
gage, to wit: Commencing forty six (4s)
AOuS c"S1 VI ehe SOutHwcSI corner OF the north
east quarter OF section number thirty -twof So
in township number one hundred and nine
(ln9), north Of range number fifteen l5) west
Of the fifth principal meridian: thence run
ming north thirty -two (S2) rods thence east
twenty (2s) rod; thence south thirty two 50 )
rods: thence west twenty 2o) rods to the
place of beginning containing five a.res-and
situate in said county Of Goo'hue, will. on
Saturday. the alth day Of March, A. n. 1850.
at two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. be-
offered for sale by che Sheriff Of said county Of
Goodhuc. ut the fr mt door IF the Court Honso.
in the city Of Red Wing, in saii county. 1T
public auction or vendue: to the highes. bid
der for cash, to satisfy the amount then due up
on said note, and the costs and expenses of
sale. Dated Red Wing. Feb. Sth. 500.
CHARLES SMITH,
W. CoLv1LL. JR., Aortpayee.
Atty for Mortyacce 1SstI
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MORTGAGE SALE. =
Nl Default having been made in the condi-
ton Of certain indenture of mortgage made,
executed and delivered or tie sixth day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1857, by Robert L. Philips. Of Cen
trail Point, Goodhuc county, Minnesota Terri
tory, now State of Minncsota) to Samuel
Doughty. Of Lake City, and Territory NOV
state) Of Minnesota) and duly recorded in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds of said
county of Goodhuc, on the fourth day Of Sep
TENDER. A: D. 1857, at O'Clock r. n. in Book
"a OF Mortgage Deeds, on page 295, BY which
said mortgage deed the said Robert e. Philips
sold and conveyed to the said Samuel Dough-
ty, his heirs and assigns, the following dos
cribcd premises, via: All those tracts or par
cells Of land lying and being in Goodhuo coun-
ty, in the then Territory (now state) Of Min
nesota, known as lots number two, three and
four, 2, 3, q 4 y Of section number thirty-two
l"2 in township Eumbcr one hundred and
twelve IT. No. 1920. of range number twelve
n. No. l2), according to the United States
survey made thereof. Said mortgage was
made to secure the sum OF five hundrcd dol
lars ($500), according to the condition of a
certain promssory note, made. and delivered
ny the said Robert T.. Philips to the said Sam
ucl doughty, for said sum, bearing even date
with said m ortgagc, and made payable three
months after said sdatc, with interest thereon
ut the rate of three per cent. per month uuti!
maturity, and it not then paid, to bear interest
rom That time its maturity }. at the rate of
nve per cent. per month until paid. No suit
or proceedings at law OF otherwise having
oeen instituted to recover the amount Of said
mortgage debt or any part thereof, and there
oelng sdne asis clsimed on said note and mort
gage cater deducting a credit Of eleven dol
!als endorsed on said note, US Of. February lst.
1861 at the date Of this notice, the sum Of six
hundred and twelve dollars and. torty-tive
cents ($6l2.45): .S'<'H Sf&
Now T.,
in pursuance of the power Of sale In Said mort.
gage contained, and of the statute in such case
s soy.ded, ssidImortgaged premises will be Of
the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, in
s q. county Of Goodhue, on the 10th day Of
March, A. p. 1880, ct two o'clock 2. n. Of said
DAY, to satisfy the amount then duo On said
mortgago debt, together will. the costs and ex-
penses Of sale. Dated Sd Feb A. D. 1860.
ySzs SAMUEL DOUGHTY,
Wy: Y. JACOBS, sfSf Tdorteagse.s 20
Atty fey Aorteagoa. -. iss-td
. ED Wing HOUSE, 20 RENT, -
III Apply to : BRISTOL 4 PHELPS.
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KNOW NOTHINGIsM.

Our Republican nsighbor is endeavorine
to excuse the base treachery Of the North.
western Republicans to al their professions,
in electing Mr.. Hoffman, = Maryland plug
ugly Know Nothing, to Office, by claiming
that the Democrats are as deeply in the
mud as they are in the miro. We believe it
is not regarded as good morality to excuse
the commission Of : wrong by saying tina,
some one else is equally guilty but sophis.
tic.! IS this reasoning is, if the statement
that Democrats arc equally criminal is
false, it puts an entirely different view upon
tho matter. 80 100 a.aHr....gr =.
It is true that many Democrats voted for
Mr. Smith, Of North Carolina, for Speaker,
but Mr.. Smith was never Know Nothing.
He 90 publicly stated. He was not elected
as such, but is now, and always has been, a
conservative national Wing. But Mr.. Smith
is said to represent constituency of " mig
gers" Crushing reason that for opposing
Mr.. Smith: Please apply that test to Frank
Blair---to Edward Bates, much talked Of
candidate for President, by the Republicans.
60 back few years. when the great men Of
the Republic lived, and apply that kind Of
silly talk to Henry Clay. He was again
and again elected speaker Of the House Of
! representatives, and he signally adorned
and honored that position. lie too repre-
sented a constituency of"niggors." A vie-
orous argument, that Eninently betting
the Republican party. But they. as par.
~, could support Mr.. Hoffman, ono repre-
senting in Congress,a "nigger'' constituen.
cy--aaman who disgraced the American
name BY belonging to party that carried
elections by violating the ballot-box and
and numbering foreigners, and
driving them from the polls. The foreigners
are entitled 70 know how false
Republicans in Congress are to their profess.
ions, and how entirely they have linked
fortunes with the Know Nothings. 2 y