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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
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PROCLAMATION

The falling leaves of Autumn find our
garncrs full Of wheat. Warehous cs are
crowded and steamers groan with the varied
products Of the harvest.
In every section of the State during the
past Summer, the sentiment Of the Psalmist
was applicable. "Thc pastures were clothed
with tlocks, the valleys also stood so thick
with grain that they shouted for Joy, and
sang" In the gathering Of crops there has
been unwonted health.
Bright skies and pure air greeted the reap
er from day to day, and the farmer now that
his labor is over finds his family free from
the diseases 50 common in lower ATTITUDES
and ready to enjoy the abundance with
which they have been blessed.
Hope is seen in every face and the day
seems not far off when there shall be com.
plcte recovery from cmbarrassluents caused
by the late financial reyulsion.
Not only arc our people fed with the
"fincst wheat" bu. peace prevails within
our borders. While foreign lands are con-
vulscd by revolution, and exposed to the
horrors fcivil war, our citizens form every
nation under Heaven, are tolerant and in
the midst Of the excitement incident to a
TcSlueusASA cAeCI1OI, u"Ahs0na ~" Sou'So'
sizes Of life exhibiting the power Of self-gov'
crnment to high degree.
In view ofour manifold blessings and in
creasing prosperity, it seems highly appro-
pirate to give thanks unto the Father o|
Mcrcies.
In accordance with the custom now prev
alent in the States Of the Union, respect
fully reccomend to the people Of Minnesota
to observe in their own way. the last THURS
DAY TIE TWENTY NINTH OF NOVEMBER
next, as a day of praise and thanksgiving.
In witness whereof have hereunto
signed my name, and caused, the
Seal of the State l.. S. to be afix-
at the city Of St. Paul, this
23l day Of october in the year
Of our Lord, tine Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty.
ALEX. RAMSEY.
BY the Governor,
]. II. BAKER, Sec'y Of State.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
CTATE OF MINNESOTA
- County Of Goodhuo ss.j
District Court lst judicial District

CTATE OF M1NEESOTAL ....
- County Of Goodhue ss.)
District Court lst Judicial District
Thomas Taylor Plaintiff !
Robert W. Hamilton
Isabella f.. Hamilton his
vito, aud Charles l. Hol-
brook ......
Defendants
BY. virtue Of tho decree Of said Court mado
in said action and filed and dockctcd in the
Office Of tho clerk Of said Court on tho FL dav
Of October, A. d. 1860, and in pursuance OF
the order Of sale issued therein to no directed.
fshall on the oath day Of November, A. d.
1860, st O'Clock IN the afternoon OF the said
day, ut tho outer door Of tho Court House il
tho city Of Red Wing, in said county; offer fol
sale at public auction all the right, title and
Interest which said defendant. Hamilton OF
either Of them had on tho 18th day Of Fet uary
4. D.ls59, in and to the following described
premises situated in said Goodhue county. t.
Wit: Lot four ~ and fvo (5) in block six.
tees (l6} in tho city of Red Wing.
Rcd Wing, Mimi, October sth 4. p. 1860.
VIZ. W. CLARK,
~ i'd, Special Refere
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL AN . TOLL E T

This book contains Receipts and Directions
for making all the mes: valuable Medical pre-
partitions in use; also Receipts and full and
explicit directions for making all the most
popular and usefnl Cosmetics, Perfumes, Un-
guents, Hair Rcstorutives, and all Toilet Ar
ticlcs. lfyon are snt}ering with any chronic
disoasc-ifyou wish r beautiful complexion
a fine head of hair. u smooth face, clear skin
II luxurient beard or moustachc--or if YOU
Medical and Toilet line. you should, by all
means, pcruse copy ofthis book. For full
particulars, and 4 sample of the work for por-
us Il, (frcc, y address the publisher,
r. F. CHAPMAN,
n2o4 SIN No. S31 Broadway, New York
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
SALE,

MORTGAGE SALE.
Nl Default having been made in tho pay
ment of the sum Of ono hundfcd and fifteen
dollars and fifty cents, (ells,5o) which
this notice. .upon that certain indcnture ofmort-
gage which was duly made, executed. acknow-
ledgel and delivered by Perry Thompson,
and Catharine E. Thompson his wifo, Of the
county Of Goodhue, and State Of Milnesota to
John W. Hurd, Of Ramsey county, Minnesota,
his heirs .' and assie1.s, to secure tho pay
toned apd interest thereon ard which bears
date the twenty second day Of May, in the
year AID. 1851, and contains q full power
Of sale in the form by law prescribed in case
ofany default in the payment of said debt and
the interest thereon, and was duly recorded in
"Bock End Of Mortgage deeds on pages s42 ?.
and $50 at twelve Of the clock NJ. on the 25th'
day of May, A. D. 1857, in the Registry Of
Deeds of said Goodhue Co. and which mortgage
and the debt secured thereby were duly sold
assigned and transferred by SAID John W.
nurd to Morris Lamrrey of said Ramsey
county, his heirs, and assigns on the 25th day
writing, thereon endorsed was duly recorded
at six Of the clock in the afternoon on the
sccold day of October A. d. 1860 in book
End Of Miscellaneous Records page 42o at tho
Registry Of deeds for said Goodhue county !;
20 proceedings at law or otherwise having
OSVI IANu !" ISSOsVA oNSII mOJVSOXo NSOt VI
any part Of the same.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of a power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and in pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided, tho premises
and real estate, described in and covered by
said mortgage to wit: Lot three 81 in block
twelve (l2) in Frceborn's-sddition to the town
(now city, Of Rcd Wing, according to tho re-
corded plat Of said city at the said Registry Of
Deeds. will be sold at Public Auction at the
shcrifs Office in Red Wing in the County Of
Geodhue IN the State aforesaid at nine of the
clock in the forenoon on the twentytourth day
Of November, in tho year AID. 1860 topay said
debt and costs and interest thereon.
NORRIS LAMPREY,
Assignee Of Xorsssgc.
Rcd Wing. Minn October 10th. 1850: 3ls,l
. RMOvAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL
| IL MOvAL.
I, Il O w N & B EFT G H + r
have removed their stock If
zardware, Stoves, e15c
TO their Brick Store OH Main Street, h:rctofcr
occupied hy s. II. Foot.
Hed Wing. Juse ls..
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

NoTrCG
|0N AMI otter this date nv books wi be
Ocloscd. will give credit to no pc rson OF
persons whatsoever. My goods will bc Of
icrcd ut prices that defy competition, and for
pay down,
CASH OR PRODUCE.
Those indebted must not take offence II l
should M axe them costs, If their accounts arc
not settled by the first OF December.
s. r. FOOT.
Red Wing. Nov LIST 1860. n224t1
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
STATE OF MINNESOTA, .,

10 w. II. J.ano: You are hereby notified
hat u writ Of attac chmcnt has been issued
against you, and your property attached. to
atisfy the demand Of F. F. lIoyt, amounting
to twelve dollars. Now unless You shall ap-
pear before X: 3. s,nithcrs, q Justice Of tic
rcace in and tor said County. at his Office in
the town Of Rcd Wing, on the 18th day OF
November, A. d. 1850, at o'clock in the aitcr.
noon, judgment will be rendered against YOU,
and your property sold to pay tho debt.
+. +. lloYT. Plaintiff.
.Dst: l;..,i s+ta '->;. cco.r.A. u. 1850.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

The Cicc ROMAN Society,
Has perfected its organization for the win
ter campaign, by the election Of the follow
ing officers: NJ. L. Bevans, President; h
B. Philleo, Vice President; Guy Graham,
Secretary: r. G. Cooper. Treasurer; Fred
erick Miller, Librarian, and Otis 1.udden,
Searsent at arms. This we believe is the
sixth annua! election Of officers of this so.
ciety. 1t being the oldest Of the literary
societies existing in Red Wing.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
Dis. Court, lats
9th, now LIST Ju-
.dicial Distric..'

J. Wilson Paxton, ...
Notice ishcrcby 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, John NJ. Jones, HELEN II. Jones and
Benjamin +. St. Cyr, bearing datc the Path
dny Of September, 1860; shall expose 70 :
sale and sell ut public auction as the law d.
reefs ut the vcstibule of the Court House in
the city Of Rcd Wing, in said Goodhuc county :,
on the osth day Of November next at 10 O'Clock
il the forcnoos, all those certain pieces or .ar
hue, State Of Minnesota and described in
said order, ]ud emcnt and decree as follows:vis.
Lot No two( 2)in block mo. twenty -cight (3s) J
Of tho town Of Cannon Falls,i in said county, ae-
c.rling to the plat Of said town recorded in the
office Of the Register Of Decd. Of such comfy
also lot number one ~ in said block accord
ing to said recorded plat; also tho northeast
quarter Of Sec ION No. ten (lO) IN Township
number one hundred and eleven (11l) north
ofRangc no. eighteen (lS) west, containing
one hundred and sixty acres Of land bo the
same more or less according 40 the Govern
mcnt survey thereof; and also the North half
of tfc North west quarter Of Section number
thirty five (?5) ia township number ono hum
dred and twelve (l12, ncrth of Range number
'cighteen (lSl west containing eighty (90)
acres Of and bc the same moro or less ac-
|cordng to the Government survey, thereof,
together with all and singular tho appurton-
anccs ana hcreditaments thereto belonging.
Dated tho 18th day Of OCTOBER 1860.
JAMES e. HALVES,
|2lSw6 Referee.
WARREN Bnrs1oL with WV. CoLv1LL, H.,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
1860. Spring ec Summer Trade. 1860
Main street, Red Wing, [wilkinson's block.

Main street, Red Wing, (Wilkinson's block. :
WIN. $JAs. LAwTnER arc now opening
w aud receiving complete stock Of
CLOTHS,
CASSINERES,
VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment 0
TALORS' TRIMMINGS,
which they offer to cash buyer. very cheap
We have also in connections
ESTABLlSIENIENT
for the manufacture Of Gents Clothes to or
der. Mr.. C. BERGH, an experienced work
man, will wait on gents and furnish them Will,
garments ofthc latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything on the most reasonable terms. VI
especially solicit a share Of patronage.
Terms strictly cash.
q.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

with the Ak. A coroner's verdict in aecor-
dance with these facts was rendered and the
prisoner after an examination before Justice
Smithers was held to bail in the sum Of five
hnndrei dol!arS
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
FOR SALE.

AGA-.t AF1NE RESIDENCE consist
III NJ Of large and substantial
e2@19t337# e2@194t# House and two lots in the
central part of the town. The lots are cult
waited into fine garden, and tho property rs
whole forms one If the most desirable rcSidcn'
ces in Red Wing. twill be sold ut a bargain
For particulars apply to
MRS. r. FREEBORN.
Fonrth street near the Methodist Church
Red Wing, Nov. IA, !sG0.-tf.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

n 0 T l G E. OILO NJ
All persons indebted other by note or ac-
count to the firm of Mc1ntirc Il Sheldon OF
Jesse McIntire, are requested to make
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT.
On and after
NOV BER FIRST,
all goods will be sold for
CASH, AND CASH ONLY
and oil accounts will he closed at that date
The,o will be
NO DEVI ION
from the cash system.
222tf. JESSIE MCINTYRE.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
Wing. May 2, 1860. 1857.
I'm brotypes Trump hant
DAGUEEREoTYPEs BCL1rsBD
J. f.. RICH.

Would respectfully announce to the eitixcns
of Red Wing and vicinity, that he has leased
and fitted up the
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
G. O NJ NJ + Il c. I a l..
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
CONNECTED WEEKLY.

Tlour-Exsra & 90; XXX - 90 Y bbl.
" heat-Good SO0s5c.
Oats -25G1 3Oc " bushel.
Corn--2503ol035c shcllcl.
Pork-s15a05c ~ tb in the hog.
fotatocs-25G
Se-d-Timothy 81 5et03; Glover s7l07 80.
Boaas-75cG03l 25 VP bush. .
Buttcr-10l2l5G0c ~ III.
Egss-60sc ~ Dozen.
Sue.r-N. o. s@9c; refined ll0l2c; crushed
and powdered 140l5c.
Syrup-N. o. soc s. II. 70c golden 9oc.
Teus-40, 50, G5, 750S1 ~ III.
CofFcc-Rio 15l0l6c : Java 20c y fb.
'robacco-Plug 3ot0 toc; smoking 10GDl3cts
Hne-cut chowing +oc.
Powder-Blasting S5vkcg rifle 4ot05oc 7'lt
shot-s6l loc ~ fb.
Wood-1 5O@s2 " cord.
Salt.-Conrse 3: 30; dairys 5oa$4 II bb'.
Tlnid-sO09Oc " gallon,
Oil-Ltnsced 81 25 F.; winter strained whale
and lard 81 25 " gallon.
Lumber-Common lO0312; clear lG0S20 a.
khousand feet.
shingl.s-shaved :!0s2 25; extra o so.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
GENUINE FAMlLY Liquors.

WIN. B. MoREHoUsE 4 Co.,
Importer. and Wholesale D.alors iu.:..
Brsiiiss, wiaes. Gii;s L sessi,..~
beg leave to call tho attention ST the citizeus
fthe United States to their Pure Wines tani
Liquo,s, put up under their own superyiefo,f.
for Family and Medi.a! use, in cases assorted
70 s:nt customers. Clubs, Military and other
bub1ic bodies, who require to p.rchaae in
large OF small quantities, in casks Or bettlsa.
Will be :libcrallS dealt With. Price list sent
on appication: csaa:7z
OLD MoREu0usE. .BIrTERs,s %
Recommended BY the first physicians - the
best remedy known for Dyspepsis, Indigestion.
Debility, and all Nervous Diseases. } A. =
beverage, itis pure, wholesome and delicious
to the taste. Sold by all Druggists.
VIZ. B. MOREHOUSE& CO.. Propss,
& Exchange Place,
Jersey City, N. J:
r. .S.-The Subscribers wish to engage few
active men, a. Local and Travelling Agents
for their house, to whom liberal Inducements
Sitf be offered. For PARTICULARS. address -
above. h29{ 3n
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

Go Odhuc County.
The vote Of this county has not been can
vasscd, but the Republican majority will be
nearly one thousand. 60.
McLaren runs about five hundred behind
his ticket:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

| Arrivals.
Mr.. A. W. Pratt of Henderson, arrived
from tho East last week, bringing with him
bride. We wish him all manner of hap.
piness.
Judge VIM. Graham, Of the Henderson
district, was in town last week.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
FALL TRADE !!
GRAND OPENING OF AN IMMENSE
$50

Fall and Winter Goeods
All bought since tho
Grcat decline in Pric s..
NOW Is TIE TIME TO BUY FROM
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
Stock ever offered to the people Of this and surrounding cou
There's no use Talking
IAave marked tic prices DOWN! DOWN! clear DOWN.
And sell only for CASH OR PRODUCE NO CREDIT don't have to
people good. por
lany credit tho world .-.. ..~
..- Come One! Come .4u!
soc the immense stock STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS 4 JEWEIRY,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AND LIQUORS READY
| MADE CLOTHING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, LEATHER FINDINGS, HATS, CAPS AND FURs
MILLINERY GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS &C.; &C.;
No. saskatchewan" but @QUARrERED and c0RED" a
Foot's Cheap Cash Store.
leading wholesale ''t
pi Ano' cbu A'p.es. r'ne''' Valencia. o'hs
nRrss trimmings every description eht.p ,oo,,.
nAwl c. Hoods ne"'' . and good assortment rSrs . T fig
TUE Extension Skirts aoo. nj" be found voor..
GOOD r.oe.t.. Honey Syrup Syrup
TEAS spendid selling low
:. DR1ED Fruit Apples, Can Fruit 1900
WINTER '''.' OIL Burning r' k'''' with lamps and %c*s
" |T LOOKING GlaAss both sound and sold
HE largest variety 'fi's .nd ehitdas shoes may b found
?s9 s:.,: Iii: Il: ii s; % % -! s: 6: = s: i q:
lcsn6 6ud tin 10
; .. ID. xoG1r.
conSha Ga or MA's Va. r e besn sr,.s1' Wing 1850
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

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r. S.-The Subscribers wish to engage few
active men, a. Local and Travelling Agents
for their house, to whom liberal inducements
Win be offered. For particulars. address -
shove. i29{ 3n
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Monetary Matters.
Prepared ox xprcssly Tor the SENTINEL by Smith,
Meigs 4 Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
Fsncy Wo quote exchange Ms follows:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

Read
parkhorst's column in to.days paper and
be benefited by the information contained
therein. l.r.- r."
PAIN full Accident,
A. J. Mcachem lost two Of his fingers
this week; by his left hand coming accident
! " in contact with one of tho circular saws
in Grannis' mills.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21

2lSw6 Referee,
WARREN BnIs1oL with VIZ. Co1v1Ll, N.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-11-21
GooDuUk,.ks.
Andrew n. Haines,

Charles r. llaircs, John
NJ. Jones. lIelcnHH, Jones,
Bcn!jaman e. st. Cyr, and
J. Wilson Paxton,
Defendants.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-13
CAMEL's HUMP.

Mn. EDITOR: The public will be glad to
learn that this grand and iavorito old Noun
tain is now made easily accessible. by the
enterprise of Mcssrs. Ridley u Sons of North
DuXbury, a Bride road has been opened to
the top of the Mountain, and a neat and COM
modious house put up and opened for the re-
ccption of company, within ten minutes walk
Of the summit.
The Sd inst. had the pleasure Of riding a
horse over the worst OF the road from tho
base to the top of the highest rock on the
Hump and back again with little wcariness
or apprehension Of danger This, doubtless,
is the highest point in the State TO which the
horse has gone
The view from the summit, for cxtout and
beauty and grandurc and p!cturesqueness can
hardly hc surpassed. From Ascutney Mt. on
the South East and Mt. Defiance on the
South West 60 Montreal Mt and the limits
of vision on the North and from the Adiron-
dac range ON the West 10 Moose IIllock and
the White Mts. on the East, the whole re-
gon with all its countless bill. and valleys
and mountain ranges and mountain peaks and
farms and iarm-houscs and villages and VIE
spreading forests and ponds and river courses
hes beneath and around one, and all eau be
seen by simply turning on the heel ON the top
of the Mountain, or as you sit quietly on the
horse that has brought you there so isolated
is the Hump. so sheer docs it lift itself above
the country aud mountains around. every de-
sire for the vast. the proud, the beautiful and
the varied is satisfied and more than satisfied.
there is an oppressive sense of iucapacity TO
receive and enjoy it all
TO those familiar with Mansfield Mt and
the views from 10, tits enough 20 say. that
while Cancels HUM is not quite so Nigh as
the Chin. nor in itself SO broad and rand
mountain. tbc view from It's summit /. a. vast.
as varied and as good. as from any and all
POINTS of Mansfield AS the mountain. In n.
direct line arc less than seventeen miles apart.
the picturo Is .ub.tautiullv tho sauna orIv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-13


The first session Of the Seth Congress
closed on the 25th Of June, at noon. 1t has
been an extraordinary session indeed more
SO, probably, than any that preceded it, For
two months the House moro than cquaIlcd
the opening Of the 3lth Congress in tho yio-
lcncc OF debate and the excitement attend
ing the election Of Speaker while in the
Senate more than half Of the whole session
has been spent in political discussion and the
most Of that discussion has been between the
contending factions Of the party which pre-
dominates in that body. That debate has
ended in the total disruption Of the Demo-
cratic party. Politically, the advantage in
both Houses has been gained 10y the Rcpub-
licans Practically, the Republicans have
taken the responsibility of the government
and although not having absolute control
even of the House, and embarrassed both by
the Senate and the Executive, thcy have by
their prudence by their judgment, by their
industry, and by their consequent success in
that body under great disadvantages. fully
indicated thcir abllily to conduct inc govern
ment honorably and wisely. On the money
bills, the House reduced the appropriation
bills considerably below the estimates Of the
executive departments, and successfully re-
sisted some millions which had been added
by the Democratic Senate. The House pass
ed loan bin TO meet the public debt, coupled
with Tariff which was so devised as. with
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