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addressed the soldiers, told them the Emperor
wns not dead. and was answered by vehement
shouts Of virs rEmpesss,. The play was At
an end the ministers were released; by ten
O'Clock everything was going on as usual, aud
next day MALHT, 0uaDAL, LAHoRIE. and
eleven others, were shot on the plains Of Gre
nellie. During tho whole conspiracy, IT II re-
markable that the son Of NAPOLEON was never
once spoken OF as his SUCCESSOR fact which
made painful impression upon the Emperor
who saw clearly that the continuance OF the
empire depended alone upon the continuance
Of his life.
This was one Of the most singular conspra-
cies Of which there is any record. IT'S partial
success teaches how much audacity can ac-
complish and how wrong IL Is to impute I'M
usual cowardice To- men who are overwhelmed
by a sudden NOV ement of that character. A
very small body OF men may, In such man
ner, intimidate a very large body, and succeed,
for time, in doing whatever they wish.
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g., NOTICE. Persons " shlng = gn'@ !
G::a NESS STAN d, can obtain ore, AS ! hA.t !,
AA;;f Tor rent 20 "A good enant. Fnf terms 81
z. K. M0A.A'
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LOST AND STRAYED

- SCREW ARD. Strai ed or so.. +
II s.s<sA. The nrst dav OF JannaY,, 40 a En-,
IA POINTER Pl FPE. atont f5a9 MI
old. SAID Puppy - white. except the head w.
IL nearly black. The above reward wtIl.,s-
delivery of sad Puppy 20 the subscriber ''-
ia lG-2tt JSB TI,Sfrr
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EA The above is expected to he an important
meeting to the Stockholders, and it Is hoped that
each one VIII interest himself IN its organization,
h; heinz present III person or by proxy.
de lj-2tawtd 4. W. NJ.
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-.ss-.7s EtsHOH TART MOTH E:-TO FAR
- MERS AND COM MISSION MER-
CHANTS On and after tide LIST January. 1885, |
propose 10 Turn ST. GRAIN BAGS for the OF the
farmers and merchants living and dom business
along the line u. the chuunnd Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. The charge VIII be that for
merit CHARGED 10y the Company All orders for Ba s
VIII be promptly attended To. Apply to aeelt at
Richmond, or the a euts at the countcy de pots.
JOHN r. MACMURUO.
de l1-d& cwlm Richmond, Va.
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MANTED-.30O,, NEGROES The Virginia
THREE HUNDRED NEGR0E S. to work on the
repairs of the road during. the ensuing year APP
ply Ia the undersigned at chhurg.
de D-lin r.. II. q LII. Cent SUPP.
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VUUND.-on THURSDAY =, g..
ALFRED 4. Hrl-e

w small negro boy came to my con.,c,ios ,,,,
corner OF 2d and tiaiR street, 10 make pltls a.
and gave tue a gold piece for a dime whsa 4.
tanned. The owner can getit, by calling On ne "a
describing 1t.
in p-5t* ALFRED urt~t
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OFFICE OF THE R. & i. R r. co.,

DEC. TO, T-oV '
s StEItE..- ~ general mtetin OF the
o. Stockholders Of the RICHN OND aud
YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY Will he
hello st " est Point, IN the count, OF RInl l!iiam,
ON L ES DAY the i'm day of January. 1850
b, order Of the Board of Directors.
A. ". MORTON, Sac'y.
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FOR RE NT-A BRICK ST0st ..
Isl D W f l. l. n 6, opposite the UntFt ssi'
ka-A Hotel. Apply to mo.
ja7-G. GEORGE 6. PALbtA
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Cf Atexandria. Va. late TRAVELLING Agecs =
Southe IN protectiun lnsurance CnihsAI
COOKE Il CLOSE,

NOftt r.. ..Ai persons are hetesgi tJlgfI
AGAINST creditins my wife, ~ IS. 49, D =
r. Gill. on my account, as sha" 'e'A'
any debts contracted BY her, ,vr~N GIL
ia LOST LAhAlN u -
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| VALUABLE SERVANT FOX SALE.-i
| have for sale Servant Girl. tmulatto about
Is years old very likely, OF unexcept'',nasbes cha
NURSE and HOUSE SERVANT. A sreat bar
| sam may be had BY llnmed,at applicationto
| de eft +. COOK. No. 10 Main st.
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tNANTED.-A gentleman of extensive expe-
w renee. both a. ACCOUNTANT and SALES
MAN. would Ike Il situation IN the city OF Rlch-
mnnd. Has "a larte acquaintance with the Nir- mia
and North Carolina trade, and can furnish salts
Box o. petorsburs Post Office, or u. Z. w, Dis
patcn uticc. ia 22w
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prov Ms BRONCHIAL TROt HES-For
- the alienation Of Bronchitss. Hoarseness
Cou ms, Asthma. Gods, Snre Throat Public
speakers and singers III find them vsrx eaactuai
For sale by FISHER 4 WINSTON
Whoesala AGENTS
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TTrANTED-By an industrious and mAynl Young
w man, vol! SHOWN in this city.a SITUATION
in sonne respectable Guinness. - good penmnn,
md .mick a Hsures. Salary not ~ much an OBJ
iect ~ ,srmsnent situation: The, very bsst Of
refsrences gwen. Address Co Box e., Ri.h-
."rw,.. "a n ~ had ia Il-2.s
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

- WANTS FOR SALE.-I wish To sell to
- some one who vii not remove them from Rich
mond- q NEGRO WOMAN. about twenr, three
years Old and her two young children The
Is said 10 be trst-rate house servant washer
and lroner, and good seanistress Her character
IN unescepona and she is offered for sale only
because her owner has no use for her. Apply q
me at the State Court House,
de 29--ls BENZ. POLLARD.
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y TiIE SHAN >pEARt 81
8. W. HARWW.

FOR RENT.-Ths STORE. ard IE..
E:. LING next 70 Uarwo0d's FuTniiGTe "i'
hIa rooms, Governor street. Possession ,''-
February. Inquire OF
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
THE LEGISLATURE.

This remarkable body has just adjourned
and the people feel . relief: For weeks i
did nothing, but being dashed into activit,
by the popular indignation, It signalizsd i,s
last few days by hurryins through in indie.
cent haste, and without consideration, i'm.
portant measures which we have no doub,
the people will have cause to repent Of q,
their leisure. The outrageous violation Of
the rights Of the people. in busting. withou,
law or precedent, the Democratic members
from Dakota, and the Senators from Fill.
more, is wholly without palliation or excuse
1t was most high handed and infamous
disregard Of popular rights, incapable Of de-
tense, alike dsgraceful and outrageous.
During the first three or fonr months Of
the session, the Legislature passed three
months and an appropriation bill for their
per diem aud mileage with interest, and du-
ring the closing few days ii passed mass
Of i'll digested laws, copied from the stat
utes Of other States. which will require an
extra session {from which good Lord deliv-
or us) to make applicable to our wants and
necessities.
The great question Of our State indebted
ness is wholly undispossd Of. We are
without guide for the fature-our bonds
neither provided for or repudiated, and our
Frustrated. The Indebtedness is
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unnecessary expenses hesped upon the coun.
" by our Republican officials Why arc
the taxpayers Of Goodhue compelled to pay
5000 or 5000 for nothing? The answer
is this {: the Republican Register of Deeds
is also editor Of the Republican newspaper,
and he was "anxious to realize' out Of our
over'axed people, SO, therefore, in violation
of law, our Republican officials illegally
dealt out the job, and the pockets Of our
Republican editor were thersupon lined with
county orders. (which our taxpayers must
pay. Republican tax eating officials have
run the order making and debt creating
machinery Of the county to keep the wheels
OF the Republican party generously creased.
Many Of their blunders have not been in.
territorial, We admit. 1t has resulted from
carelessness and negligence in some instan-
ccs, but none the less culpable for that
Our object is to induce tho people, if they
must elect Republicans, 10 elect such IS have
ordinary business capacity. and who vii! in
good fsith promote the advantage Of the
county. The official acts We have called
attention to, are known to ill, and the laws
We have alluded to are accessible to all
We submit then these facts to the voters
and say to them in advance, that if they can
stand such officers, we can but if on the
other hand they want to correct tho evil
the opportunity is offered.
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'eft as Legacy TO future Legislatures our
railroads crippled, and our land grants like
y to revert to the government, This reso-
luton fixing the day Of adjournment, was
one wise and popular inca sure, and we com.
mend it, as mastery act Of legislative
wisdom. We are bound to praise every
body II We car.
Fees and steal,nss Of officials remain,
where they should have been reduced. and
are cut down, whore they were already toe
small. "They have Left undone those thing,
they should have done, and done those
things they should not have done," and We
might laugh At their legislative antics if We
supposed they had intelligence enough to
appreciate the joke.
An spportionment law was passed, SC
unjust and unequal, that this State nigh,
have Democratic majority Of 5000, and
still the Legislature would be Republican
In years to come. it will be regarded as The
greatest gcrrymandering extant. Will moi
the disfranchised voters Of tho State remem
Dor this ?
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"a WARMIN' DR1SK."--Dr. II. Cox, the
official inspector Of liquors in Cincinnati
tells the following in his last official report
:" called at q saloon where liquor was
also kept. Two Irishmen came in while !
was there and called for some whisky, and
the first drank, and when he drank caugh.
his breath like one suffocating or strangljng.
When he could speak, he says to his com
p.nion--" Och, Michael. this is warmin' to
the stomach !" Michael drank and wen,
through the same contortions, with the re
mark, wouldn't it be foine on 4 cowld
frasthy mornin' p After they had drank
together, asked the landlord to pour me
out some in tu'ubler, in which l dipped q
slip Of litmus paperawhich was 40 soone,
wet than it put on scarlet hue. went tc
my office and examined it. I touno it Ia,
but II per cent: alcoholic spirits, when i
should have had 40 per cent. and the differ
cnce in percentage made :::p Of acid. red pep
ipcr. caustic, botassa and brueide, one Of thu
salts Of vux mpnica. Ono pint Of such Ii
tquor would kill the strongest man.
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GEOEGE SANDERS.


The Washington correspondent Of the N.
7. Heiald thus humorously alludes to GEO.
SANDERS:
"George Sanders, New York Navy Agent,
whose electioneerins operations, eating aud
drinking, are addressed to the judgement
c;a the stomach, has already established, as
| learn, his head quarters in this town,
where the hungry and the thirsty who are
Of any account for the purposes Of the
Charleston lobby. may come and welcome
and eat, drink and be merry. It is the bust
ness Of George to scrutisize the various
State de'egahchs-to separate ;;no sheep
rom the goats. to encourage the weak breth
tnern in the Squatter Sovereignty faith, and
to bring over the wavering from the other
side. These important duties ne 'essarily
involve the moral s,tasion of seewed oysters,
Virginia ham and Bourbon whisky, and in
the employment Of those substantial argu
aents your enterprising navy agent is with
out peer. His theory of the whole duty
Of man is the election Of Judge Douglas as
our next President ; and discarding all sucl,
thing as party platforms, electioneering
speeches, resolutions and pamphlets, his sys:
TEN Of electioneerins is, "eat and drink, and
be merry, for to morrow we die ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21
W. W. PHELPS, Editor.

g @ The proposition advanced in our last
Gf general Mass Convention to nominate
eAadslatss f,r the Board Of Commissioners
Aas obtained he unqualified appreciation o
Taxpayers Of oil parties. However, as thu
time before election is 80 short, it would b,
Impossible for such . movement to b. per
kcted; therefore, il the people Of the sevcra
townships will send in the names Of thei
bsat men, either to the Republiea" or 10 US
they viii be published. Send in the names
Let the Taxpayers have good list Of me,
to select from. We don't care about poll
tics, oil We want is independent, honest
capable men 10 compose that Board. a.
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PERsoNAL.-Our neighbor has kindly pu
in motion IN item stating that We had 4
fight with Colvill. It was all we'll il it had
been true. In crossing muddy street, Z
person may be spattered with dirty waite,
by q passing jackass but that neither con.
stitutes fight or reflects discredit upon
your clothes or yourself We shall endeav.
or to make our neighbor ample return 70,
this kindly notice, and we have no doubt be
will be willing to Jump accounts" before
he gets to the end of that lane that has nc
turn,
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TIE city Of Chicago-the Press. d Tn
5nne informs the country-was turned up
side down on account of the election of John
Wentworth, Mayor thereof. If the Press &
Tribune is to be believed, this Wentworth is
the worst man in Chicago, licentious, Oh.
scene, corrupt, drunken, . prodigate in oil
relations in public and private life. And
great are the rejoicings Of the Republican
party over the election Of this man. It il
proclaimed GLORIOUS victory" What
does all this prove? Simply that the Re-
publican party in Chicago has been SO dis
|ciplined that men go with it under the or
ders Of King Caucus, and ask No questions.
This from aparty point Of view may seem
very desirable. But to Us it looks like q
total surrender Of manhood, which is the
most sorrowful thing that may happen in a
community.-Cinc;nn Commercial
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We say then harvesting should BE done
before the straw is entirely yellow; by so
doing, larger quantity, and a bitter quality
Of grain is obtained. have purposely omitted
saying anything respecting the claims Of the
differn@ kinds Of wheat, hoping some one
more competent than myself will write on
that subject. In fac., hope farmers will
wake up to the subject and write on all the
topics connected with their vocation.
~ AGkICOLA.
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o. The Wisconsin says Seward is ! mo-
del man, he never wasted his substance for
wine OF. women, while Douglas has been
notorious for his lore Of both. -
We didn't expect this cruel language from
uncle Billy Cramer. He is the most popu-
lar laeies' man in Milwaukee, and nobody
essr thought be was any the worse for il
or the ladies either! We like the man
who is fond Of female society. and we'll bet
the women will oil vete for Douglas, an I'd !.
mlrer Of the sex, rather THAI for : cold
blooded lawyer like Seward, whose love Ill
runs to daykiss. -lNyoytk losoa Tines. ...9la
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

WINTER IN MINNEsoTA.-The winter.
which is now already over, has been re-
markedly pleasant, even for Minnesota
We have not had drop of rain since last
November, until this week. The consc-
quent state Of the roads and weather, dur.
ing such winter, can bsst be appreciated
by the inhabitants of such Of the Middle
and Western States Is Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, where winter is conglomeration
of rain, snow, and sleet, and its enjoyments
are coughs, colds and catarrh where the
roads alternate each day between deep,
|clayey mnd aud "horrid hubs and "six
miles in as many consecutive hours" is pref
ty good time for even Uncle Sans mail
coaches. We have had but few severely
cold days this season, and at no time have
we had six inches of snow. Although our
winter has been SO mild and the snow fell
80 light, vet for the most of the time there
has been good sleighing as in Minnesota
we have but few thawey days in winter, the
mercury generally ranging from the freez-
ing point along down to zero. The even
ness Of the temperature, together with the
|dryness Of the atmosphere, renders the eli
mate Of Minnesota one Of the most healthy
and delightful climates in the world.-Glen-
coe Register.
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RIGHT TO THE P o1Nr.-The gallan,
Commodore Stockton, OF New Jersey,
has hit the Republican party. He says
in his letter just printed:
''The Republican party is an organi-
cation formed for the purpose Of hostile
geographical aggression. 1t breathes
menace and perpetual conflict toward,
the laws, and institutions, and social
ca,npact of fifteen States ofthe Union.
1t is from its nature and constitution
an instrument adapted to produce dis.
union. Its success must inevitably i,,-
sure that result.
''Such an instrument should be dull
ed such Al organization should dis.
band and the intelligence, aud patri.
otism, ard conyeservatism Of the north
ought to rise up en- aaasse aud insist
that such party should become his
toric.'
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solo DIST
~ II y q f S f E DHS
~ The undersigned having raised superior
Mammuth Prolific Roam

white, and Of ,nealy tenderness, pronounced
by Judges the hest Lima ever raised, and hav-
ing reserved enough myself, offer the balance
for sale. They grow only six feet high, tho
vines being completely covered with punches
of from fifteen to twenty large pods to tho
bunch. Nine cents per package, mailed. Also,
PURE HUBBARD SQUASH,
which is not surpassed in dclicacy Of favor by
any vegetable, and for pies cannot be excclled
flesh It'd, oeegraincd, firm in texture, and
rich cream color. Twelve cents per package,
mailed. Address,
c. v. RAPELYE,
Scare Of Horticultural Monthly"
Morrisianni., NY.
N. B.-Japan Apple Pie Melon. Nine
cents package. The three for p cents. Also,
good variety Of other choice seeds. isswa
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

Lou1s NAPOLEON AND TIE RHODE IsLArr
|SHoEHAkEKs.-Ons ot the speakers at the
Lynn meeting Of shoemakers. said the
journcvman shoemakers in Nassachusetts
numbered about fifty thousand men, and il
they concentrated their political power they
could do almost anything they wanted to do.
They could make laws for the protection 8:
the laborer, and could do away With the
composition Of PRISM labor, and prevent the
repetition Of such an event Is IS now taking
place in Rhode Island, where the prisoners
are filling an order eor Louis. Napolean for
00QO9O pairs Of brogans, bscaass prison Ia
Dor is cheaper than tho psaper labor Of En-
rope can do it. tt sss33ssa
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THE CHICAGO CoNvENTIoN.-Thec change Of
time for holdingthe Republican Chicago Con-
vention will have the effect, if not Of rsduo-
ing the number ofcansdidatss, 81 checking
the zeal and obstinaoy with which they viii
be pressed. Nearly every State has lhvor.
lite already in the field, and lapse Of so long
an interval before the meeting Of the Con-
vention would tend naturally to strengthen
the confidence ofsach in the success Of it's
eandidate. The Convention 3 now, suu-
moned FOR The 18th Of May, which leaves
some TN weeks still FOR preliminary discus
sion. &
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Our Musical FRIEND.


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Subscribe to I" Our Musical Friend ;" or order
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Accordion, ETC., subscribe to the
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All tho back numbers at 10 cents, and bound
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cTATE OF MINNESOTA.
~ In Probate Court,
sec rs3
itationto
prove Will.


- In Probate Court, eeys
GoopHrE Couxrr. Citation to
In the matter Of proving the prove Will.
last Will anG Testament Of
Chr,stiln Rehrbohm, dcc'sd
In the name OF the State Of Minnesota
Ann Maria shultz, Catherine Maria Dick,
next Of kin Of Christian Behrbohm, late ct
said county of Goodhue, deceased, send greet
ing: e
Whereas. Heinrich Dick, sole executor named
in the last will and testament of said deceased,
has lately applied to this Court for the proof
Of such viii and testament, which ssid will
relates to both real and personal estate
Now, therefore, in pursuance of tho order Of
this Court hereon bearing date the esth day Of
February, 1850, you, and each Of you, are
hereby notified and required to appear before
this Conrt, Ut the Court House, in The city Of
Red Wing, in said county, on tie ed day Of
March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
attend the probate of such will Sf's 2
In testimony whereof. We have caused the
seal Of our said Probate Court to be hereunto
affixed. Witness, Orrin Densmore, Judge Of
the Probate Court Aforesaid; at his office in the
city of Red Wing, this 18th day Of FebYuary, ,
A. D. 1860. ORRIN DENSNORE.
Judge Of Probate.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WAsH1NGToN, IL, The Homestead ill
;;;;;lich passed the House to-day, provide
that any person who is the head of fa,nil,
or who has arrived at the age of 81 year
and is a citizen of the U. S. or shall hav,
fixedlhis intention to become such, shall be u
titled 10 enter free ofcoast l6O acres Of pub
lie land, upon which such person may hav'
fixed pre- emption claim or which may
at the time such application is made subjec
to pre-emption at dolla, and quarter q,
acre. No certificate or patents is to be ISSUED
until after the expiration Of five years from
the date If entry and on pa, ment of 10 dol
lars rights are secured to the actual settle
Ito issue to heirs and devises the lands &C
rude which are therein no event to becom,
liable for the satisfaction Of any debts con
tracted prior to the issue Of the patent.
VIM. D. Shipman was confirmed by tn
Senate as the o. s. district Judge Of c., in
place Of Judge Ingersoll deceased.
SHANE ON REPUBLICAN, SYMPATHY.-Th
irrepressible conflict" followers Of job,
rown, are often dissolved in tears over tn
tribulations and sorrows Of the sons ant
daughters Of Ethiopia, but it would seen
from ! little incident reported to US yester
day. that they hold that charity begins asoa.
from home. Somewheae on 9Th street ther,
is family Of negroes in very destitut,
condition-in fact. have been on tho brinl
Of starvation. Their white brethren Of tn,
Sewardito school, passed by them on tn,
other side without an offer Of relief or
tear Of sympathy. Even Hon. d. N. Coo
ley, President Of the bogus Republican club
had never quarter, groan or . SHREK
over the suffering Of this dilapidated and
unfortunate negro family. In consequence
Of this want Of humanity in the Republi.
can ranks, the blacks were compelled "a
apply 70 some members Of the st. Vincent
de Paul Society. and that Society promptly
relieved their wants. - Dubuque Herald.