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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

A MODERN DtoeSoEs AND Hts TUp-At
an entertainment gwen by = distinguished
General Officer on the 4th, several persons
Of high rank in the Administration Depart
ment were doing justice to the Generals
eo,t groceries when one Of them, who like
Mr.. Dombey, is distinguished by his perpen-
dicularity and size Of his organ OF self esteem,
got up to make speech. We must pre-
mise that the company were all Of them
three sheets in the wind. but B., had a
fourth tu'tering lie rose on his hind legs
and thus spoke. Gentleman al l-l-ladies,
n-no ge'mem, I'll make speech"-The
world will unfortunately never know what
collective wisdom they have lost for, as sci
en,ific men say, 1.-THE line through the center
of gravity fell outside the base'' and the
nascent orator fell back with the reverse OF
his medal slap into large tub OF ice which
is reported to have actually tizzled when the
heated orator was immersed into it.
This was the only case we are aware of in
v hich the 4th Of Jniy directly operated in
making man mediate on his "la:ter end -
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
we hoist the ticket Of the Nation
al Democratic party. For veal or for woe,
says the Atlanta Conf;deracy, we shall sup
port. with all our heart, the great Represen-
tative names for the President and Vice.
Presidency, S. A. Douglas and H. v. John
son, Of Georgia. In pursuing this course
we are conscious Of the policy, the correct
ness Of the purpose, and that we are engaged
in the espousal Of those principles, the main
tenance of which are the only guarantees oi
our present system Of government.
We believe the ticket Of Douglas and
johnson is the true representative of the
National Democratic party. and that all true
and loyal democrats will support it. This
ii ket was nominated BY National Demo-
cratic convention, in accordance vi h the
uSages Of the National Democratic conyen.
ti>ns, and that it is the only true national
ticket now before the people. 1t has no
tinye Of sectionaiis.n, or that bias incident
to personal ambition. 1t represents these
principles Of the party upon which the Ma
tional Democracy alone have been triu,n-
phant for the last twelve years. 1t is op-
posed alone at the North and the South bv
sectional combinations, which ignore prin.
ci2le entirely, and are only seeking political
domination and the qualification Of personal
hatred and selfish ambition.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

CFAt the District Court Monday rather
rich incident occurred just before the open
ing Of Court. A lawyer named w., a
prominent supporter Of Breckenridge, came
in, and bade the others. "good morning"
What makes you so hoarse?" said c.,
a leading Republican, and more like parson
in ra,ne than example.
"Oh, I made = speech Saturday night"
Yes, you did, and d-d pretty
speech it was, tool" rejoined c. "You
pitched into the Douglas Democrats, which
was all right. but when you come to giving
the Republicans HI after they had paid for
your music and lights, don't think you Gid
tho right thirg.''
Here the entrance Of the Judge put an
end to what might have been an unpleasant
exposure.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
FROM NEW MEXICO.
INDEPENDENCE, July 10.

The New Mexican mail arrived yester-
day, making schedule of time. The mail
arrived there before this one left. went
through in IA days. The road may now
beconsidered open, and mails will now run
through on time. Mails sent through this
way arrive 10 days sooner than by the over.
lana California.
A fine rain has fallen in New Mexico
since the last mail, and the crops are reviy-
ing. The mountains around Santa Fe have
been on fire for three weeks. which was onlv
extinguished by the heavy rain. The re-.
remains Of two men who perished in the
fire have been brought in,- and two more are
missing and supposed to be bu, ned to
death.
News from the copper mines OF the dis
covery u gold, creating great excitement
and large number Of persons have left
Santa Re and other places for the mine.
Capt. Sturgess. with six companies of
first cavalry from Texas, was encamped on
the Arkansas river,i
Maj. Seydex. with 4 companies Of caval-
~ and Two companies Of dragons, are At
Big Timber, on the Arkansas, and will ioin
Sturgess in few day. they would then
e. ON as far As the neighborhcod Of Denver
Cty !or the purpose Of hunting up the Kio-
wa Nations Of Indians.
an express was met with orders fr Mai
OF oeydex to return to the head waters Of
walnut Greek, rs hostile Indians had been
there. = -
|. Yesterday was tho hottest day ever fel.
IN this place. The wind would almost suf.
locate person. This morning is cool and
cloudy.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
MORTGAGE SALE.
Nl Mortgagor-Gcorge Phillips.

Mortgagee-C Charles A. Salmon.
Date Of ofMortgage-February 18th, AID. :s5s.
Mortgage rccor'!ed-Fcbruary 2aa. A. u.
1858. at 3 O'Clock A. NJ, in Book ~" Of mort
cages, on page 2l3, 2l4 and 2l5, in the Office Of
Register Of Deeds for Goodhue county. Mime
sofa.
Amount claimed to be due upon the debt So
cured by said mortgage ut the date Of this No.
tice-Two hundred and sixty-threc dollars and
seventy cents, and no proceedings ut law or
othc, wise have been instituted for the re-
covcry thereof.
Description Of Mortgagcd Premises uth-
east quarter OF Section two j2) Of Township
one hundr red and nine North Of Range eighteen
West, containing one hundred and sixty acres,
in the county Of Goodhue and State of Mime
sOth.
Default having been made in the payment o
the debt secured by said mortgage Notice is
hereby given, that by virtue o: power Of sale
contained in said mortgage. and pursuant to-
the statutes OF this State. in such cases made
and provided. the said mortgage will be Tore
closed by sale Of the said mortgagcd premises,
ut Public Auction, ~ the office Of the Register
Of Deeds for said county Of Goodhuc, at Red
Wing. in said county, on the 29th day of Au-
gust. AID. 1860, at one o'clock =. NJ. to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage and the costs.
end disbursements OF such sale. together with
the sum of sixteen and cighty-6ve one hun
dredths dollars, being the amount Of taxes upon
said premises paid by the mortgage.
Dated. Faribault, July 18th. 1850.
CHARLES A. SALMON.
Cole & CAsk, MortRaeee-
Att'y's for Mortgagcc. e)7ws
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

NOMINEES OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
CoNvENTIoS.-We now hoist Douglas and
johnson ut our masthead, in perfect confi.
dence Of the coming victor. It is true the
CONSTITUENCIES" make formidable ARA,
On paper the extent and strength Of their
secessions. but this is only apparent, was
anticipated. measured. and has been. disre-
garded: The Democratic party in the
south is now freed from entangling alliances,
with "Leausers,' Constitutional Demo.
Gratis" and has established it's organization
under tho sanction Of the National conven.
t'o", and standing on asound platform. that
meets general CONCURRENCE North and South.
East and West. does not dream Of defeat.
That the seceders from the Charleston con.
vention should 60 off was looked for, and
provided against in Alabama, Louisa MA.
eorsaia, and Arkansas, by sending to Bal.
timore delegates who intended to act in
good faith with the convention to reason
bio 'ths'e.--Aestgomry (Ala.) Oonfadwaaon
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

BURNT TO DEATH on THE FouRrH.-At
Akron, in celebration Of The Fourth, bon
flre was made on the corner OF Market
and Howard streets. A young man named
Samuel ONeil carrying barrel TO the pile
(Which was already blazing with tar barrels
and pine boxcs,) BY accident fell headlong
into the flames. tie was for seconds not
counted in the midst Of the fire an9 came
out crawling on his hands and knees. with
not shred Of raimnent on him. "K;ll me ~
he shrieked "for Gods sake kill me. Cut
my throat-anyth;ng-only kill me."--
After all efforts that medical or surgical skill
could give had been rendered he died this
morning, suffering physical distresses un-
speakable. Our informant says his sriekes
still ring in his ears. 4 Clevelund (O> Herald
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
THE BOLTING BRECKENRIDGE
TICKET DEAD.
"IIung be the Hea yens in black. >

"Hung be the Heavens in black"
We thought when Mr.. Breckenridge was
serenaded and jeff. Davis, notorious dis
uaionist, made his speech Of the occasion en-.
dorsing Old Buck and going for Breck, that
said ticket was dead for that moment. But
as if to make it deader, Yancey, the confess
ed conspirator in plot to "precipitate the
cotton States into revolution" must ppear
on the balcony and endorse the boiling
movement. And now last Of all comes the
funeral pail. Old Buck himself has form
ally and publicly given his adhesion to the
bolters' ticket. That buries it. 1t is dead
or than Julius Caesar. The trump Of the
Arch Angel cannot resurrect it.
1t is remarkable fact noticed by all tho
delegates that at Charleston and Baltimore
in the Convention and out, no man, Office
holder or not, had the temerity to defend
the corruptions and rasca!ities of this Ad-
ministration, although anathemas long and
loud were constantly altered against it by
Democrats from ever part Of the Union. II
Old Buck goes for Breck, that is damnation
enough for any one eman.--Plaindcahr.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
OREGON ELECTr0N.-SAN FB

OREGON ELECTrON.-SAN FRANCISCO,
June 15.--LBy tie Orerland Mail. Re-
turns from the Oregon elections come in
slowly. Official a"dreported returns have
been received from Josephine, Douglas,
Omlqua, Lane, Benton, Linn, Marion,
Washington and Barnhill counties. In ali
these l,O3O for the Democratic candidate for
Congress. and 1888 votes for the Repub'i-
can. The counties yet to be heard from
gave last year 752 Democratic votes, aud
600 Republican.
Material changes haven taken place this
year in counties heard from, some showing
Republican gains on last year, and others
Republican losses, consequently both parties
are hopeful of securing the member Of Con-
gress this year. The accounts agree that
such n legislature, Republicans and anti.
Lecompton Democrats, have been elected,
will secure the defeat Of Lane and Delazon
Smit: for re election to the U. 5. Senate.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

vinced OF the reasonablencss Of the amount
asked, after having carefully looked At the
matter, allowed me the amount I asked, to
wit: The SUM Of 81 10000 to be paid in
county orders at their current value.
The County Commissioners allowed me
this amount because :hey were all satisfied
that my services were reasonably worth it,
and not in order to favor me as q political
pet in order IT, influence . few votes in faver
Of the Republican party. as you charge. "a
Sir! let me inform you that our present
County Commissioners are men OF inteli.
gence and that they know as we'll as do all
of US that the only sure and true way ol
influencing voters in our favor is to deal
fairly and honorably with the voters them.
selves ane with the county funds.
Now NJ. Editor. having tried your pa.
tisnce with this long statement. I ask you
and the tax papers Of this county candidly
and sincerely, did the County Commission.
ers allow too large sum for the Auditors
salary? .-
In Dakota county, where Republicans Dc
not rule, the Auditor gets $2,5Oo.0O a year
In Ramsey county $4,00O,OJ, if l am cor
rectly informed.
Why is $l,2oo,W in this county so ex
travigant? Take every thing into consider
alton, not only the mere mechanical labor
but the responsibility, the care and anx;et,
that is required in order to properly dis
charge the duties OF this office, the amount
formerly paid &C.. and If upon full ant
fair investigation and examination Of al
those facts If a more full and fair one. thar
that made by the County Commissioners
can he had, you and the men who have t,
pay this salary. still insist that it is too larg
and extravasant, then take the pleasure
here, to announce to you, to them and t,
the whole world that shall Ike the frs
man to ask Of the board, at their next ses
sion, that the same may be reduced to wha
the people may think it is worth.
will have nothing more than deserve
money is not the chief object Of my strife.
With the above explanation which wa
due, both, to yourself and to the people Q
the county generally,
l remain yours and their
| obcdient servant
HANS MATrsoN,
County Auditor.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
Democratic Convention.


Democratic State Convention met yester.
day and organized. Geo. w. NJ. Cook
President.
The following nominations were made by
acc:analion:
I. J. Smith, Supreme Judge; u. W.
StanbausI, Atty. Gen.; Abney L. Bachus,
Sup't Public Works.
Resolutions endorsing Douglas and John
son were adopted.
The State Central Committee appointed
also to prepare addresses to Ohio Democracy.
The State Convention called to meet in
Columbus I'd Tuesday in August to nomi~
nate State and Electoral ticket.
The Democrats Of the 18th District met
here yesterday aud renominated Hon. s. S.
Cox to Congress unanimously. Resolutions
in favor of Douglas and denounciug the Sc
ceders adopted.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
NJ MASSACHUSETTS, SECEDERS DA-
GUERREOTYPED.

At the Tammany ratification meeting
held in New York on the I'd instant, Sena
tor PUaH, Of Ohio. in the course of an ele.
quent speech, thus faithfully daguerrcotyp-
ed the political Cyprians Of Massachusetts,:
lie [the speaker) would speak Of Massa
chusetts, not, however reproachfully of the
thousand who had always fought for the
Democratic faith, but Of those ready gentle
men, always ready to take Of the federal
offices that can he bestowed, and always de.
desirous Of keeping the Democratic party Of
Massachusetts conviently small so as to fur
ther their own ends such as Caleb Cushing
(groans]-Benjamin F. lIallet Butter, The
Collector Of Boston, Whitney, and divers
other gentleman. ca voice" Judas Isca-
riat's'-With an emphasis on the "I,")-
He (the speaker) was struck with the fact
that those men were the watchful walters
on the administration. They were curious
characters abolitionists of the old
en- time men who, like Caleb Cushing, de-
nounced the admission Of Arkansas into the
Union as slaveholding State, wors'nippers
OF the Wilmot Proviso, revilers Of the Fugi
tive Slave act, upholders Of the Kansas and
Nebraska bill, live oak contractors, consum-
ers Of post office blank, loungers about navy
yards, leeches sucking the federal treasury
at both ends, walters on Offices and expect
ants Of the shoes Of dead men. Great laugh
ter and cheers. When they 60 out from
us, having never been of us, having stayed
with us for the spoils Of Office, we remove
from our consccnces the reproach which
has born US down for SO many years. The
Democracy OF the North ut last can lookup
confident not only in the honesty of its prin-
cipIes, but the honest Of its representatives .
and they call upon the American people to
make good their verdict in November the
eternal principles Of truth and justice
taught by Jefferson and Jackson
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
LATER FROM EUEoPE.

Oi>turbanc es in Naples..A Liberal Con.
stituttOn Granted by the X Ing Of Naples
..Releasc of the Captured American
Vessels. E 8 %
HALIFAX, July lO;-The II. Ms. s.
Arabia, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool 9th,
via Queenstown July LIST, has arrived at
this port en- route for Boston. The Africa,
from New York, arrived at Liverpool on the
first.
Garibaldi continued his preparations for
new government.
The agitation at Naples has increased
Most intiammatory proclamations had been
issued by the Central Revolutionary Com
mittee calling On the people to rise. The
French Ambassador had been seriously
maltrea:ed in the streets Of Naples, it was
supposed by members Of the Anti-Reform
party. lie was beaten senseless.
The Commissariats Of the twelve districts
Of Naples were simultaneously attacked and
pillaged on the 28th. the archives burnt, and
the agents murdered. Naples was pro-
claimed in state Of siege, and street assem-.
blages prohibited The Government had
yielded to the energetic demands of the
American and Sandman ministers, and or.
dered the release Of the two captured vessels
and their crews and passengers. The Amer
can sloop Of war Iroquois went to Naples
specially to assist the American minister in
his representations.
1t is confirmed that the King of Naples
had granted a new liberal Constitution on
the terms already published. .e-a .aftf aI
The tri- col"red flag had been formally in
augurated on the public buildings, palace
anl war vessels, and saluted by foreign ships
of war. +H''' ~
The new Neapolitan cabinet had been
completed. Commander Spinili is Presi.
dent Of the Council; Commander Martino is
Minister Of Foreign Affairs; Senior Mamma,
Minister Of Finances; and Marshal Lestucci,
Minister Of War.
The Neapolitan government continued its
preparations for hostilities. the proclamation
Of reforms no, appearing to give satisfaction.
England and Austria have assented to the
proposed conference in the Franco Swiss
question. The latter protests against the
admission Of Sardinia.
GREAT BR1rA1N.--The proceedings o1
Parliament are unimportant.
| Notice had been given Of resolution in
the House of Commons which would bring
10 direct issue the question OF privilege IN
the House Of Lords, in rejecting the bill
abolishing the paper duty. The report oi
the commit'e on the subject is published -
1t merely, as already reported. quotes the
precedents, and makes no Recommendation
FRANcE-rhe rumors of contemplated
French loan Of &20O0OOOO are officially
contradicted.
The prohibition against the publication oI
Episcopal pastorals in the French press has
beer withdrawn.
SPA1F.--It is asserted that in conformity
with legal advice, Count Montalambert and
Don Fernando have cancelled the renunca
ton Of their pretensions to the Spanis'
throne, signed by them when prisoners a
Torlosa.
RoME.-1t was reported that the Papa
government was about to grant reforms.
There were frequent riots between thu
troops and citizens at Perugia.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

~ The intelligent Washington cores
pom le"t Of the st. Louis Republican,, writing
on the 9th ult., says: Many distinguish
ed politicians here give it Is their decided
opinion that the Seceders will lose every
State in the South but South Carolina.-
Missouri is yielded to Douglas by oil parties
here except few Republicans who claim it
for Lincoln, if they can only put Blair
through again. All the Missouri delegates
in Congress have declared themselves for
Douglas but nessrs. Woodson and Ander-
son. who will support Bell and Everett
bon. Miles Taylor and othsrs from Louisi.
ana arc confident Douglas will carry that
State by ten thousand majority ever the
heads Of Breckinrdge and Lane, snd Slideal
e Co., al eombincd." I" rs :, sa5ta.5,-s i
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

entirely willing to suppose those who dif-
fer from us arc perfectly, as long as they
mind their own business, but we cannot
permit any dear brother Of the press, to
take much by their impertincnce. The
office holding Hessians, if they will make
commodities Of their manhood and princi-
pics we will assure them that they ,Aust
be slaves, without calling our motives or
act in question, and with this mutual un.
derstanding VIC can all agree.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18

A paper in boasting of Caleb
Cashing's devotion to the South as
Displayed at Charleston and Balti.
more, says: iaa,.iE s...ea. f-a7
"Cnshing resigned the chair, and
took his seat on the Aoor.''S ''S..t..se.fn
And dirty floor it was he sat up
on. e7g.4a.. esz tsa ..--,soe..
1t is said of the French ladies, that
their fondness for effect runs to such
excess, that widows who have lost their
husbands. practice attitudes of dis
pair before the looking glass.
The candidates for Governor of
Arkansas are, Thomas Hubbard, Rich.
ard H. johnson and Henry NJ. Rec.
tor. The Memphis Bulletin say that
it is seldom that the people have an
opportunity Of voting. for "Tem, Dick
anc Harry 4 F4a lin
The exchanges say tinat our poor
old friend, Buchanan, is still waging {
war on waging war on Douglas: That
trifeling "wager" IS pretty nearly lost.
Den,ocroa
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-07-18
4 lORTGAGE SALE,

NJ ORTGAGE SALE.
1Vl Default having been made in the condi--
ted the :4th day Of February, a. D. 1858: exc
cuted. acknowledged and delivered by Nancy
Fish, Of Goodhue county, Minnesota Territory.
to W. w. Phelps and Christopher Graham. Of
Sibley county. and which was duly recorded
in the office If the Register Of Deeds Of said
A. D. 1858, at II o'clock NJ, in Book Of Mort.
cages. pages 22o and 22l by which said mort
gage the said Nancy Fish did grant, bargain.
sell and convey unto the said w. W. Phelps
and Christopher Graham. their heirs and as
signs, forever, oil that tract or parcel of land
the then) Territory (now Ststc) Of Minnesota p
described as follows. to wit The south west
quarter of the southeast quarter southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter, and tho
north half Of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty seven (27;, in township one hundred
west: ir the district Of lands subject to sale 1t
Red Wing, Minnesota Territory, to secure to
the said w. w. Phelps and Christopher Ora
nam, their heirs, executors, administrators or
assigns. the payment of the sum Ut four hun
dred dollars, one year .fter date, according to
the condition Of q certain promiasory note ex-
ecuted by the said Nancy Fish 90 the said
Phelps and Graham, and bearing eve.: date
Herewith, with interest from date n the rate
Of two per cent, per month until paid. And
"nicn sald mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
cured were on the nth day of December .A.D.
1889, for value, duly assigned in writing by
the said W. w. Phelps and Christopher Ora
ham, to John l.. Thorne, Of Hastings, sLakot.
county, Minnesota, and which assignment waa-
on the 18th day of December, 4. b. 1859, At
o'clock P. ~, duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register of Deeds of G"odhue county sfore-
said, in Rook I'd Of Miscellaneous Records, pa
ges 339 and $40. -
And whereas, there is now claimed te be due
at the date Of this notice on said note and mort
gage, the sum of six hundred and twenty. 1--WE
dollars and eiehty-four cents {; and NO pro-
ceedings at law or otherwise having been had:
OF instituted for the recovery Of said sum or,
any part thereof; - iE2 "
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of . power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and in pursuance Of the statute in.
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be foreclosed by . sale of the premises
hereinbetore described, At pubic auction. to !.
the highest bidder, for cash, st thu front door
Of the Court House, in the city Of aed Wine in.
said Goodhue County, on the 3lst dsv Of 1u-
gust, 4. D. 1860, st l0aaclocksin tie forenoon.
to satisfy the amount due or said I.ota and
mortgage, with The charges and disbursements..
Dated Rsd Wing, July 18th, 1850. - -
JOHN L. THORNE, Assignee.
: Joax r. CLAoErr,
70 $40 V ATTY for Assignee. .os-d