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IRlaII LINENS.

A LAnaE assortment ~ irish Linens hes just
N Lass fseeivsd and fr ssle low, ~ The
rJfiLADELrtifA CASH FrOHE.
sslts Lafaystts street
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CHALLENGER AND MONTEGUE
ID PLOWS.-A few more left at
MoNTAN Il MATTA'S,
mara Corner Lafayette Main SITS.
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SHOT GINS.
RfFLESt RIFLESlt

WHEN You WISH Rife homo man
w uiacturc) at low price, 60 TO
MONTAN & MATTA'S
iun26-'5a Hardware Corner.
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COMBS AND BRUSHES.

WE nave received an assortment II
w she'll and Hpffsl9 Tuck Combs
Buffalo Readings Combs and Bfusbss,
A. the PIilL'A CASH sTORg,
ooti. Lafayette Street.
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Embroitled Muslin Curtains.

lust RECEIVED a full supply Of tho
~ above goods, nj the usual low prices
at tho fHiLApKtrniA CntAr HroHh,
nov2e. Lafayette Rtreet.
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Mrs, ALIENS HAIR REaTORER, for
wi sale by In. g. Wa. llOuEt,.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
sESJvARiJ,S SI'E:l.etli q.

It is defensive speech. The waning for.
tunes Of the Republican party only conld
have ELECTED from it's lawgiycr All elaborate
defence Gifts position b:forc the country.
The main purpose cf this laborcd ct1ort
seems 70 be the utterly i'm possible work Of
showing that the Republican pary-wl.ich
is based on hostility to an institution which
the constitution is bouuh 20 protects 1.-THE
only party that defends the integrity of that
Un'on' that WAS formed to insure domestic
tranquility J. 10 state fully this position is
to refu:c this speech. Here Seward, WHO
made speech upon speech to show hat by a
law Of necessity, there is going an ''irrepre:,
sib!e conflict" between the north and south,
wherein one must conquer, and whose whole
political life has been an effort to byin. the
north into state ofasgresson on slavery
affects to be filled with sorrow and even
shame that thirty millions Of people cannot
enjoy tho benefits OF their institutions "witl
|content:nent and harmony!'' Here the
statesman who has heretofore proclaimed
that there were written thing, in the federal
constitution that were contrary to the Di-
vine law, and who has, because of this, AGAR
and again counseled an uprising to expunge
these provisions, nov comes out with the
eulogy that the trainers of The constitution
had "a wisdom that surpassed all previous
understanding among men ~ Doubtless. j
anybody can relieve the Republican part,
from the odium that is settling upon it, it i:
Seward ; but the good sense and intelliyerc:
of the American people must pronounce this
effort to be AS unconciuSive and lame as tn.
";mpromptu speerhes'' were startling, anC
bold. -Dsi,n Pest. 40. ..-.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

THE NEGRO QUEsr1oN.-Judge Bates, of
Missouri, some time since Tin 1859 wrote a
long letter defining his position on some
public questions. The following extract
from that letter will refresh those who NAV
have forgotten the view he takes of the "pes
tilent" negro question. These who hold on
to political existence by the agitation which
the Judge condemns, will be able to vote
for him with eroat consistency. Wo hope
he will be nominated, because such no,n;na-
ton will force into the Opposition strong
odor of national conservatism: - y
As to the negro question: have always
thought and often declared in speech and in
print that it is pestient question, the agi-
tation Of which has never done good to any
psrty, section or class. and ncvo: can do
good unless it bc accounted good to stir up
the angry passions Of inen. and cxaspcraie
the unreasoping jealousy Of sections, and by
these bad means hoist some unfit men into
Office, and keep some fit men out. |. is
a sensitive question into whose dangerous
vortex it is quite possible for good men
to be drawn unawares. But when see a
man, at tho South or North, of mature age
and some experience, persist in urging the
last few years, can attribute his conduct to
higher motive than personal ambition or
sectional prejudice
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
FEARFUL DISASTER.

At CINCINNATI, OH the first of March at
eight o'clock in the morning as the work
men were engaged in taring down the old
St. Xavier Catholic Church, on Sycamore
street, the wallis fell, burying eighteen OF
twenty men in the ruins. Up to ten O'Clock
ten bodies have been taken out. Particulars
will be given soon. a.ss . .gt
-.rl SECOND DISPTCH.
The church was being torn down for the
purpose OF giving place to new one. I,
was the oldest Catholic church in the city
The accident was caused by an attempt to
overthrow wall thirty feet high, one foot
thick, and thirty feet wide, by undermining
The rain yesterday affected the foundation,
and as soon as it was loosened little by
the men this morning, it unexpectedly fell in.
Fifteen men were at work at the time, one
of whom succeeded in escaping. Thirteen
We're crushed to death, and the other was
MORALLY wounded.
The names of the killed are Martin Mane.
hen, John VANITY, Timothy Sullivan, limo
thy Shay, Patrick Gallagher, James Kier.
ney, John Russell, Daniel Brady, Thomas
Shiras, John Duffy, Richard Fitsgerald, and
two other names unknown, Stephen Clock.
lin is fatally injured.
All were laborers, aud leave families.-
Tho cornor is now holding an. inquest i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

BRoDER1cK's GRAvE.-The remains o.
the deceased Senator have been deposited in
their final resting place, on the loftiest peak
in the enclosure Of Lone Mountain. The
monument in honor of his memory is no,
yet undertaken. "Let it rise! Let it [spee.
dily] rise till it meet the sun in his coming
Let the earliest light of the morning gild it
and parting day linger and play on its sum:
nit" The spot chosen overlooks the broad
Pacific on the west, and the bay of Sar
Francisco on the cast. lie is buried at the
foot Of a prominent landmark erected ir
1867 by the United States coast survey
The proprietors Of Lone Mountain have do
mated spacious grounds upon which the
structure is to stand. Six thousand dol.
lars have been contributed to the monument
fund. Let it be plain, rough hewn column,
typical OF the rugged character Of the man
whose memory it commemorates.-San
Francisco Times. "A''t a
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislators are by this time. ",
suppose mostly safe at Home as the Mn
"esttian says ito DO seen (some of them w
trust,) no more forever They failed t.
adopt any measure to settle tho railroad mat
ters. We will review their proceedings mex
week, meantime we give the titles Of tn,
more important measures ........,
10 amend an act entitled an act for ,
homestead cxemption-allowing q man t
sell his homestead and making tho pro
ceeds exempt. '.'
10 regulate elections providing for
registration Of voters.
Fixing the rate of interest. ,a !ra-
10 make 4 reduction Of legislators ant
apportion the State. q. ..>,.
10 amend an act entitled an act to incor.
porate the City Of Red Wing. ,.-,l
Prescribing the duties County Auditors.
Prescribing the duties of county Treasu
rerS.
10 provide for township organization ar,t
government.
10 provide for County organization ant
government. ' -'''C -tT.
concurrent resolutions proposing amend
ments to the constitution-provides tina
no tax to pay interest on the Railroad Bonds
shall be levied except by vote Of the people
The three years redemption. law, ane
also an act encouraging the destructio,
of blackbirds, and the manufacture Of pur,
lager beer. ......
All these have been signed by the Gov.
crnor.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
3eA1'.Sstii RICH.

AsA Is AIil stali1s
1t will &c rccollccted that at the begin.
:ns OF the present session, the Legislature
abrogatcd tho contract between the State
and the Pioneer office to do the State print
ing, which contract, had been awarded to
the P.onesr as the lowest bidder. This was
lone, DR.. Foster says. so as to hold out in
ducemcnts to the two Republican ncwspa
pers Of st. Paul to consolidate, and they
should have all the spoils. The consoida-
ton was completed, resolution to let the
printing to the lowest bidder was proposed
by Col. Robertson, and voted down By the
Republicans unanimously. The iMnaeso-
:i"n g. T:uat$ got the incidental printing all
along on their own terms, and they thought
they were all right. The Legislature went
the other day into joint ballot, and elected
o. Brown Clio Winacsotian calls h:ne.: *r;;
sawattomio'') as State Printer, The Docto:
IS furious about it. He swears it is an at.
tempt to break down the central organ .,
Republicanism in the State, and SO kill the
party. 'le says that now the consolidated
office, instead of being we'll supported and
able to run alone, will become rather rick
ETY. sort Of concern. According to that
confession, Doctor, it is not as hard as some
folks says it is to tell whether you
Excel rs al editor, poet or sot,
For your nose il is red but your paper is not
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
MAPLE SUGAR rl..EtiTE.

The season for maple sasar has now ARR
ved, and we see that many farmers Nave al
ready commenced the business. We copy
the following suggestions concerning the
manufacture from the Scientific Artizan:
1t is impossible to make maple sugar un-
less thee sap is boiled soon after it runs. If
it is allowed to sour in the least, the iron
vessel which it is boiled il will darken the
color Of the sugar, giving it a disagreabl:
taste. and very injurious to the health OF
those that use it. Never allow the sap
to burn on the top of the kittle down SO
low as the line Of division between fire and
no fire. Never allow your syrnp to stand
over night. Make your syrup so thick that
one quart will make one pound ofsugar, and
let it got perfectly cool before you sugar off.
Stir in little milk, then keep it over mod
crate fire until it is SKINNED, and DO careful
not to burn it aftcrward. Stir the sugar
while it is cooling, either perfectly dry and
broken, or make it into Jumps at pleasure
Never pour hot sugar into wooden vessels.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

The Albion On. " Republican copies
from the Brockport Adrertise, notice o.
tho arrest and sentence to the penitentiary
of Duncan 3. Brown, for stealing goose
and thus comments upon it:
"Alas poor Brown! Who that knew
him in his early days would have thought
tate had such degradation in store for him !
Some fifteen Or t:ore years ago, Brown was
a reporter on one of the Buffalo dalies, o
which his brother was an editor Under
Fillmore's administration, the brother was
made consul to Tangcr, and about the same
time Duncan's fun degenerated to dissipa-
ton, and he lost his post. Since then he
has led the life incident to tramping jours.
His unaffected good nature, and stock Of
practical information, made him very many
friends, who would have been glad to aid
his reformation. but the love of drink had
too strong hold upon him. Step by step
he has descended the social ladder, until at
last he, who has framed so many simila,
items himself, furnishes the police reporte,
matter for paragraph. Poor fellow p
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
Gz-Lr~.lAlEz694fgNttts.-~.
IORTGAGEESAIRzE 20 sEV

MI
~ Default having been made in the condi-.
Iand dhlyscScautcl and delivered on hid fweh-
fticth day Of December, a! D. 1856 4 y Gassan
dra IWass, Of the county Of Goodliue, lSaato
then Territory Of Minnesota, to Eli +. vii
ss duly tS wSs deed
Tot Deeds Of said county, on the Goth day Of
December, 4. D. 1885, at3 o'clock p. n. in Book
2 Of Mortgage Deeds, page 165,, and CONVEYS
from said Wass to said Wilder, in fee, the fol-
lowing described Prcfnises,a Situate iii said
county, to wit: ''T1Icsouthwcst quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section four ri, and tho
northwest quarter OF the northeast Quarter.
and the north half Of the northwest o,arter ~
section nine ~, all in township number ono
hundred and eleven Hill north of range sew
enteen l7] west of the fifth principal mcridi-
an. Maid mortgage was made 10 secure the
payment Of the promissory note of said Wa.s
for the sum OF one hundred and eighty dollars
and sevcnty-fve cents, dated December 20,
ls3G, and payable on demand to the order of
said Wilder, with interest ut the rate Of three
Iper cent per month. ~ i..r-,.4 I-,:-.,;.-'
been Instituted to recover said mortgage debt.
or any part thereof and there being due as Is
claimed on said note and mortgage at the date
OF this notice, the sum of, one hundred and
ihirty-'wo dollars and sixteen cents, arid also
the further sum Of twelve dollars and sixty
tive ccnta, taxes assessed upon said premises
and paid by said Wilder, amounting I'M all to
tho sum OF one hundred and forty-f6ur dollars
and ninety cei:ts (9l44.e1). = .1 49,
/, NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF Tie power Of sale in said mort
gage con- aimed, and in pursuance of the stat
ute in such ease provided, said morteaeed
premises will be offered for sale at pubic auc-
ton, at the door Of the Court House, IN the
city of Red Wing: in said county, on the 74th
day Of March: A.. d. 1850, at two o'clock P. n.
| to satisfy the a.nountt then due on said mort
Igage debt, with costs and expenses Of sale. =,
Dated At Red Wing, Minnesota, February TIL,
lSbh - LsAss- ELI. T. WILDER,
I WIDER q "1LL1sToS, Aortgagee.
I - - .--.,-.:- Att:yS. - Ii Ltd
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

lF Ton. VIM. Scwar! has delivered a
speech in the Senate. Iii very conciliatory
in its tone and temper; evidently intended
20 make him as available before the Chicago
Convention as Bates, Bell, or any Of the
conservative men. lie denounces John
Brown, and excuses the excuses Of the Re-
publican party; deprecates tho extreme
views Of the ultraists, and states the posi-
ton Of that party in much more ingenious
than ingenious manner. We are in doubt
as to whether he is shamming, or whether
he really shrinks from the storm Of section
alism he has raised, which promises, like
the genii invoked by the Arabian enchanter
10 be 100 powerful Tor control. iogar S
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, March 40 P. M.-The
steamer Africa arrived this morning, with
Llverpool dates to the 10Th sult. al
Fire conservatives show Increasing hostil.
ity to both the budgct and cqn,neircial trea
ty with France, and inthe Honsa:of Lord.
an explanation had been called for Of the ar
ticlc which binds England not to prohibi
the expectation Of coal: ---
Lord Russell announced that he would in
troduce reform bill on the LIST of March
He also said that correspondence was pro
crossing with The government Of tho U mite.
States with respect to the free admission t,
the American coasting trade between tn
Eastern States and California, &C., but tn
matter was not in q position to be laid be
for the House. -
1t is denied that Austria has replied t,
the proposition. of England touching tn
Italian Question: 1t is also reported tina
ltussla rejects the proposition s=.=s.sas
Advces from Madrid states that Marsha
|O'Donne!l is actively engaged in reconnoi
'ering the country surrounding Tetuan H
had received a delegation from the Moorish
government, stating on what terms peac
would be granted, and had referred the ques
ion to his superior, who had dispatched
messenger to Tetuan with the condition o,
which peace will be granted. t.f}ti
Public spirit in Spain is warlike, aud it i
believed will continue 50.
Dr.. Murray, Bishop of Rochester, is dead
The land forces Of England are fixed a
IA 600 men, being an innrcase of nearl,
800 iE addition to the East India army
which numbers 90 COO
A circular to tie French Diplomati
Agents in responcc to tho late Encyclca
letter of the Pope is published, and is at
tracing much attention. =
AUSTRALIA large number of politica
prisoners from Venetia are being sent t
ScIavonia and clswhere. -'.-
Austria had seized large quantity ofarm
on the way to Servia through her territory
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

WORCESTER 7th.-The Republican State
Convention for the purpose Of choosing dele.
gates at large to Chicago Convention is now
being held in this place. The Convention
was organized by the choice of Hon. J. S. G
Knowlton Of Worcester for President.
In the course ofhis remarks he expressed
his unflinching devotion to tho Uuion and
also declared his preference for VIM. II. Sc
ward as the candidate for the Presidency
Nue.: interest is manifested in the proceed.
ings anu at present The appearances indi
cate the choice Of delegates with Seward
proclivities.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

Niy'ih u HAlLE.
~ Dctaul It having been made in the condition
OF Il certain mortgage deed hearing date and
duly executed and delivered on the fourth day
o. August. n. d. 1858. by Joseph II. Minor OF
Hc'l Wing, county Of Goodhuc, State Of Mime
sofa, to W. W. Phelps and Christopher Graham
OF Minnesota, which mortgage was duly re-
cordc, i'll the Office Of the Register Of Deeds OF
said county, on the 5th day Of August, A. D.
1898, in book of mortgages, pages lO2 and 1O3
and conveys from said Minor to said Phelps &
Graham in fee, the following described premis-
es. situate in sal county, to wit : comm encine
n!Hc chains and twenty-five links east from tho
II " corner Of the Sc Il Of = Il Of section
twcl:ty -threc in town ll3 north. Of range Is
west. running thence south 90 degrees and As
minutes west Il chains and GO links to the cen
trc ct the Government road, thence west alono
the centre of said road to the centre Of Spring
reck. thence north on the centre of said creek
TO- point where said creek crosses the west line
ot't}c W X ofthe sw 4 dissection % i;,rcsaid
thence north IN the west line thereof 70 the IL v
corner, thence cast cighty rods on the north line
OF the last described quarter, thence north
eighty rods to the W corner OF the G 4 Of the
II W x OF aforesaid section %, thence cast nine
chains and twenty-five links to the place of ac-
ginning, all in town ll3 north: Of range Is west
Said mortgage was made to secure the payment
ofsixtcen hundred and twenty four dollars and
sixty nine cents with annual interest on tn.
whole sum secured at IL per cent per annun,
according to the condition Of three pronis<ory
notes bcnring oven date herewith one for +,:,uj
due December 9th, 1888. one for $500 due Nav
LIST: 1861, and one for Ss24.6e due May LIST, 1863
with annual interest at twelve per cent per m
mum: No proceedings at law or otherwise hay-
ing been instituted to recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof, and there beng due
as is claimed, on said notes and mortgage al the
date OF this notice the sum Of five hundred and
sixty-two dollars and eleven cents (s5G2. III -
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained and in pursuance Of the statute in
such case provided said mortgaeed premises
will be offered for sale at public auction at the
front door of the Court House. in the city Of
Red Wing. in said county. on the 7th day OF
April A. d. 1850, at 10 O'Clock A. N. of said
day: to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage debt, with the costs an i expenses Of
sale. Dated at Red Wing, Mimi. February
18th, 1860. 1s6wG
W. W. PHELPS
-- CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM,
Mortgages.
Bn1sTo1 e. PuELps. ATTORNEYS
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- =, 11OE e 1Scco'
BR1sToL e. PHELPS, Attorneys

MORTGAGE SALE.
Nj Default having been made in the condi.
ton Of cc,tt;::in mortgage bearing date the
tenth day OF Dcccmoe., A. D. 1883, made, exc
Harriet, his wife. p. O. Shoemaker, md Jane
his wife, and S. p. Corning, and Fannie, hiiS
wife. all of the county Of Goodhuc and State
Of Minnesota, to Charles Smith, of tho same
place, to secure the payment of certain prom
issory note bearing even date with said mort.
gage, for the sum of ninety four dollars and
fifty cents ($94 y, and due in six months attic,
per month, payable to the said Charles Smith
and signed by the said d. c. Shoemaker, r. O
ShoeT aker, and S. P. Corning, upon which
there is claimed to be due, and is due to tho
said Charles Smith, at the date of the first pub.
LEGATION of this notice, the sum of one hundred
and twenty-five dollars and forty cents .(sl22,.
4O), which said mortgage was recorded in the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds of said count,
of Goodhuc, on the first day of January, A. D
1859, at ~ O'Clock A. N. in Book of Mort.
gage Deeds. on pages sos and $50. And NJ
suit or proceedings at law or otherwise hav.
ing been instituted or had to recover the said
debt or any part thereof. t5Ez.Ts =
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina,
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
Uses described in, and covered by, said mort
|saEc, 10 WY commencing 1ofty SIN At
rods cast Of the southwest corner Of the north.
east quarter Of section number thirty two 32)
in township number one hundred and nine
(109), north of range number fifteen l5) west
Of the fifth principal meridian; thence run
ming north thirty -two (32J rods thence cast
twenty COY rods; thence south thirty two 80,
rods: thence west twenty Coy rods to the
place of beginning containing five acrcs-and
situate in said county Of sGoodlluc, will, on
Saturday, the oath day of March, A. d. 1860
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, be
offered for sale by the Sheriff of said county Of
Goodhue, at tho front door ST the Court louise
in the city Of Red Wing, in said county, al
public auction or vcndue, to the highest bid
der for cash, to satisfy the amountthcn due up
on said note, and the costs aud expenses 9
sale. Dated: Rod Wing, Feb. sth, 1860. .
y g CHARLES SMITH,
W: CoLy1L1, JR., - ~ Mortgages. q
asa Atty for Mortgage, r,5o lsstd
ayt,g - fte%s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

JUST So.-The North Zo,ou Times, speak.
ing Of the way truths are sometime told by
Republican editors through mistake, says
that the Dubuque Times, gave utterance tc
the following language, which, though true
was just the opposite from what waa meant
by the writer: r'....-
"If Douglas is nominated, the Republican
candidate will be after him as sharp as Abe
Lincoln was in 1853"
The editor Of the McGregor paper then
talks to the Dubuque edito: after the follow
ing style: ...... .-....
THAT the Republican candidate will be
otter Douglas as Lincoln was, we havn't O
doubt; but we do not think Palmer intend.
ed to convey the idea that Douglas would
be ahead. unless, possibly, the writer Of the
squib had fine appreciation of the enthu-
siasm Of the Irish sportsman, when he saw
his, horse behind in the race "Holy Mary
said the excited Celt, "look at Botherem
how he dhrivss them all before him!'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

OFThe veritable sword which Ethan AL
len carried through the perils of many well
fought fields, is now in the possession Of one
of his female descendants in Holmes county,
Miss. 1t is the same stanuch blade that
he waved aloft when. in the name Of the
Great Jehovah and the Continental Cong
ress, The demanded the surrender Of Ticon-
deroga, f'@ fffa -t"tt AEA dyHEt
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-14

New York, 9.--Halifax papers Of March
I'd. state that a numerous corps of divers had
raised the wreck Of the hungarian, which
investigation may lead to important dlcov.
cries in regard to the loss Of the vessel and
the bodies Of her passengers and crew.