davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
VvFfsees, Hsratsesies,etc.


II ST. LOUIS STREET, told 2o0
Sole Agents for the South OF
Alexander seignces Rochelle BRANDIEs.
Champagne Vineyard pfopretors Co. cognac BRANDIEs
Goldeuburg CoGNAC, 1880 and 1905.
Gautier Freres CoGNAC, 1858, 1919 and 1871.
LIS. o. Lawyer CoGEAC, 1853 and 1926.
Importers Of
Larrondc eognac hne CHAMPAGNE, 1925.
Larronde extra old CoGNAC.
And sundry other brands half pipes quarters ocave all
under Custom House keys.
WINES IN BoXESChateau Latour B. Meuton Hau Bron,
Leovie Laftte Marganx Giscours quarts and pints with
cork glass soppers and ST. Estephe American Flag,
P. F. Eyquenl Fills, Bordeaux Ghateuu Margaux
and Hau sauerle from Frees Bordeaux also
varioHs brands quarts and pnts from Rodolphe Bay
CO., Bordeaux
CI4ARET AID WHITE WINE-in casks and barrels.
GoRnIALs-From Marie Brizard Roger and L. Ranbeau
| bordeaux.
sARDINEs IN oHr-From A. Gilet Co., Lorient.
CHAMP AGNE-RoyGl Hunter, Comte du Monet, Fleur de
Bouzy Creme de Bousy, quarts, pins and quarters
from X. neshordes, Fills, Ay; from E. Lamaitre Fills
coRKs-Bole and pemiiohns assorted sizes nosO 2pNoIy
.uercIeasets' Hotel,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
NEW on1-rEANs- =.@
pleasauest and conveniently located House in the
city.
RATES BOARD:
| Fer Day......t. VI
Per Week. 1900
Per Week, Cboard onlg) Observation-Disclosures. 800
BRET i HALLER,
aul7 lp6m Proprietors.
Torches. Torches. Torches.
POLITICAL CLUBS can be supplied with superior PITCH
PINE TORCHES put up in the best and carefully
bound with tempered wire. On hand and for sale low by
- +. ZIMMERMAN,
o5 2plm New Basin Julia street Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Fresh Smyrna Figs.

Fresh Smsya'ssa Figs.
Is casks drum and half-drum very choice
A. +. eocHRAN& HALL,
l3 New Leyee and II Fulton 81.
Fresh Xante Currants.
20 bbls. very prime now landing.
AF. COCHRAN 4 HALL
I3 New Levee and Il Fulton st.
New Creole pecans.
50 bbls, large new PEcANs.
A. F. COCHRAN HALL.
lS New Levee and II Fulton st.
New Citron.
20 cases GO boxes eaeh1 fine fluit.
A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
ls New I.eyee and IL Fulton st.
soft shell Almonds.
100 bags Tarragona ALMONDS.
= 100 bags Spanish
10 bales Lapguedoc
A.F. COCHRAN & HAIL.
a~ l3 New Leyee and II Fulton ST.
--
Black Pepper.
200 bags Heavy sumatra.
A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
l3 New Leyee and IL Fulton st.
Canton Ginger. zM
200 cases Canton GINGER, in prime order.
A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
l3 New Leyee and II Fulton st.
Dried Prunes.
80 cases in glass, assorted sizes
10 :. in glass cartoons.
A. f. COCHRAN & HALL,
l3 New Leyee and IL Fulton st.
sperm Candles.
100 boxes '.Sam I.eonard's,h assorted sizes.
A. f, COCHRAN i HALL,
Is New Levee and II Fulton st.
Hire Crackers.
1000 boxes No. Gold Chop, just received.
A. +. COCHRAN j. HALL,
o22 2n3t l3 New Levee and II Fulton ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Is casks drum and half-drum, very choice.
A. r. COCHRAN < HALL,
ZM| ID New Levee and Il Fulton ST.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Fresh Xante Currants.
20 bbls. very prime now landing.
A. f. COCHRAN HALL
I3 New Levee and II Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

They respectfully invite examination Of their Stock which
having been selected BY themselves they feel confident
not be surpassed for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

New Creole Pecans.
50 bbls. large new PECANs.
A. r. COCHRAN & HALL.
10 New Levee and Il Fulton st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

GLOVES,
SHIRTS,
CLOTHS,
.n, -.-,.. cAssIMEREs,
a large assortment Of s44%
Plantation Goods,
Such as
nseys Jeans Blankets Lowels cotonades Stripes Cheeks
etc, etc, etc,
A call is requested before purchasing elsewhere.
U. LARoUssINI q co.,
No. l2T Canal street,
o22 2p4t Tonro Buildings.
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In TIE House ~ iorcs, iLe 5tb instant. LDrd wode
holre bcgret 20 &c this cfpornnty to lay IN their
ivdrhirp Lshc The cory frosty bctwecu Der Mag
AZ And The sov- rrer' ~ firriuss
ne bari Il Narsssbary wlshoi TO know vhn hsc be
crmc Of ths treaty q Nicaragua, which ought ~ have
rrccss the treaty ~ HoLfu and asked whether the
W lntcnj~ b. iroonoc tue correspondence
s,Tg 20 The three treaties VII ID be believed Der Ma
me hope that say soad BE- N between the
c0frtepcn, aifosdy hd The tshle aud the Get
scsrslppcenco mtvcus 10 Ne concasoh Of toe ,ees-
ties
irri wote,0nse ssis the treaty 9Th Ncsrnga sot
rrtoi tied before, but aflsr ths treaty with H1nfurV
Tbo that ths gov rnusnt bsd n0t BEEN nbin ~
lsy IN. twO treaties The ,sbc 81 tho wss
that although tie treaty Ci kcara~us n III hctn
einsS snd rHtlnef by b. hat~tys govcrn-peot, the
rrti icAona hat not vet brei exchtu~cd We ~<s no
a t,e g4usc "a he delay. Mia r.E.-d a. the cyr
rc<rrndcnco NJ Wished " have an orIsgtunhy NJ sx
.ninrg u bcforc be answered the qucikr q TIC noole
ear
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n asertcd hat IN ica1ing members ~ tbe Council
~ Tho empire had ngr~cd 81 advse the kerur o. grant
aeorsttasen 90 hs schicctF, and that motion that
erccs would eoan DO formally bOught before the Council
vuvvA, July 8, 1890.
The rev Minister q rinsrcs Herr Won ncncr, hiss "
ursngca that coupons a The nsns han, falling DE
u> lat inrt viii 10 paid srsce IN 81 forcgn capitals
a The rfts ~ n ssc. ycr FORM.
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PARIS, July 6, 1890.
Pare yncrcs, cated d Piedmont and Eoples-Tn< sird-
nfnns oT7oaci Auiance-Ths Ssrd qf Espoon's Al
citing Alliance Bfvcr Victor knanue, and As King Of
Scpi>s-xrg Bcp',a Aslfrg ~ Pope for Disp-sshon-
7h< Dp~sofion Grurfoi-Ths PcpSs Superior Cnn<tse-
Erf of Taor opsrusons-fSuaeis M Armsne the Lassnro-
-Ess. 'PrAAsio and Frass Adrisrg SardnSa 10 Enter
Ab <pans ssa Sapie-7a< 0ssqs<s Of Priss jerome
Boncpars-Tzs Am<r,can Bosqparts Asoa 10 Commence
s~sf. Sc, &c
All interest cusrcs 10 tbe following qucries;-win
Piedmont make alliance with the beaten syrAns OF Ma
pless VIII his subjects accept the constitution and
forms which in his abjecs fear the muraorom and heart
cs bourbon rcw orcrss must say that m regards tho
first question there aorS although tho French govern
ncri has oos,ed King Victor Emnnucs acceptance OF
tie alliance. Bat sdylocs received from uustwor.
thy Correspondents % mine In Turin-pcrsons
whose information I have ever found correct
90 % show that the Pedmontcsc Cabinet fears
accepting Alliance very d!ssssefc to Victor Ema
nuciF subjects On all sdes IN an parts Of Sardinia the
leope sno~, without HESITATION. their detosstion Of
the yrsrt q Nsps IL tender 10 him at this moment the
land q aac friendship woula shock thcse feelings
q snlnosy, ant Victor Emanuel hesl,ates net~cea do
sire 70 sicr dsrsr wh rnsy reach sar and course
q ocntucs whrh even srca, polarity would scarcely
I-aseils riedrnontsss orcrcoi o. fergivc.
Tface eshs ior pace SIC ~iahcs 10 rrey,a, the &C.
erFruucr cfc~tris th,t wsul lusy Austria IN taking
,Le ta.nsivo. France u VII swsr, that hustra's i'm
rerse wnIbe rrera,nsicrs ony mo,lrcd by the dis
Ordr the 0rewag niay II WI ca she wishes 10 take
.ivnntnrr, snd rn.ncl raihr hou,d say Napoleon
m, de~ru n isli rrs~ aaica'sons. lie wishes above
a.. lFs Ne fAiians tine 10 creanzs themselves Tor
eersrcs v1ica wud rify Aurtril That organ zatoE
haa uct ye' bcsn adf, fnJ than Austria
q 80 Ihe King n VA never tEought ~
rrNntag any reforms elooessinus 10 his people until
b. daHEf a BIZ door thsn, and net ti then dd he
sens TRUSTED sevnor, a. Dc rwiin,, % the ropcio ask
u BIZ Hancs tisf-Bsaioa, thai be, INC ithfu 500
a ne church might t--at make alliance with iha,
eAmnahio hcrctc TIE Mae &C -ariins. n SEEMS that
win ne fUI~ a. wan "a all, nesis most whcn the
asvl drivss," and - the dkr-psAiln vas accorded.
~ preubr, the Frrrch rmhiw % ths Court % Ma
ri.r, ww NE rsros who, ~ The Instlgatiou
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'
ssnent1d bier of his fatb0, ~S very ansc;ins-it Was
iouch Of nature that n~kcs the ~tcso world AIN AMI
id The hrs. Time ~ mAn} year, tbs yssrs prince must
X, 'S'' w sss,' s,s him ma n ne pssas % sns
enc, ard bis long back mantle corcrssd tnc
somewhat cuwiedy proportions o. bis general outiine
rs appearance wa really progressing. Pc aecmcd
arNteiy dcprcsscd and perhaps was inwardy rr1cirs
psx.on Tnuss we come AZ last
40 bot attempt In the space Il letter " give details,
whch yov viii b" absniassy sappsed WITH from other
.ocs Ny business rather III tr general eject ~I
ouly observe thai hearss Itself In fer better t-c
that which prepared Ia "a zlnud fr tue bofy 81
the great Duke Of Wellington and W t'~e WIN nld ~tne
Sd that spectacle IN England, tue prescn csreu na must
have been painful oonrlet The Id oh1rger, ths k,at
d " the State font and oarchosded; tie hsrarchy
waking IN solemn proccssicn, bearing aor the ssrret
sylabcis of the Catholic Church. the dazzng magl6.
cttc OF the Cent Guard the loops n tubsnsi ,0usves,
,Sdarcng plsnes o. Guides ctccssrs, fcuoi pfce
ocbt N the Hclsh cervrnouial, but tf. wss ag dea
ever In which H. French was sanay Inferior 70 Ia
motoypc II such u may be termed, that ise
cutimer cf unaffected sorrow which followed IN. cc~s
Tho scDblancc of great Tor jerome Ronr AFe,
but afraid, except the t~ars which more IN snco
are uirkis over the cheek n Ter mos h~re
mono other, while FOR Engianis Iron Duke ration
wcp,
many disruss he always counsclci modcrn-
ticn, and lit he persisted so the ast IN sdjwins his
ncpLcw and 10 support be Essh alliance the colo
means u pr serving the marty To The exterior sord
nc bark but among ms lntima,cs be possc<sci
certaiB credit for emsb'fty and bo-'honmis Ne vs
reckless In hts expenditure and scdsh In his objects aud
sad That his son has hitherto irodden n bis fathers
ain be made over 70 Prince Napoleon AMI many 81 hs
dsnitiss.
The past has been more than rsuay full Of events
and not the least worthy N note has been the ceebafon
q American Independence by the citsens Of the United
states rc~fieft In peris.
Last year The mode Of celebration wA dinner Q, the
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-09-19
Tin Plate UaytAouse.

/ MORTGAGE SALE. I z~rr..x.y.-.
WI Default Paving been made in the condi-
tons ola certain indenturc of mortgage dated
the 9th day If July. A. D. 1857. executed. ac-
know ledged and delivered by john II. Elder,
Of Gooahuc County, Minnesota Territory, now
State) to Hugh Adams and George Richards
of the san:e County and territory which
was duly recorded in the office Of Reg ulster Of
Deeds of said Goodkue county on the sixth
day ofJuly A. D. 1857 at three O'clock p. m.
said mortgage the said JOHN II. Elder, did
grant bargain sell ard convey uric the said
Hugh Adams and George Richards their heirs
and assigns forev all tina: tract or parcel of
| land lying and being in the county of Goodhuc
and then Territory (now State) of Minnesota,
described as follow to wit: The eqnal undivi.
ded one third Of OF number thrce( 3)in section
number twenty-siX 26) IN township number
one hundred and thir teen 1T8 north OF range
number 70 .rteon Q4) west. Said lot::containing
Forty and eighteen hundrcdths acres more or
less, accordng +. tbs government survey there
OF. Which said grant was made to secure the
paymcnt:o said Adams and Richards his prom
=; issory note for the sum OF six hundred dollars
one year from date Of said mortgage with in
terest at the rate Of tw: I've per cert. per IN
SAID note and mortgage at this date, the SUM OF
SIX hundred and nine ight dollars. And no
suit or proceedings at law on otherwise hpv-
ing beeifinst ituteI had to recover the said
debt OF. any part thereof: -
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtucofa power Of sale in said mortgage con-
tanned and inpursuanee Of the statute, in such
cases made and provided, the said mortgage
will be forelosed and the lands therein de-
scrbcd will be sold at Public auction to the
highest bidder on tile 18th day Of October
A. d: 1860 at ten O'clock A. NJ. Of that day at
the trontdoor Of the Court House in said Good
hue county to satisfy said debt and interest
together with all legal costs and .dlsbursc-
lnents. Dated Red Wing August 18th, 1865
HUGH ADAMS end GEORGE RICIIARl !; 5.
P.sASDroRo, Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgages. 213w6.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WI Default llavi ing lcan made iu tllo con IL
ti1ls Of a.ccrt.in inc cntUre OF mortgage. da-
ted tl,c 24th day OF February. a. d. 1893, exc
"utcd. acknowledged and delivered by Nancy
Ssh, Of Hoodhue County. Minnesota Territory
to W. " Phelps and christopher Graha., Of
Sibley county, and which was duly recorded
in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds of said
Goodhuo county, Oh tho 25th day Of February,
A. d. 1883, it - G'cocl; NJ. in Book 4 OF Mort
cages. pages 22l and 2!l by which said mort
gage the Sid Nancy FSh did grant, bargain
sell and convey unto the said ". W. Phelps
and Christopher Graham. their heirs and US
signs forever, al that tract parcel Of land
lying and being in the county OF Cool hue, in
tho Chem Territory (now State of Minnesota,
describe as follows TO wit: The south west
lunrter Of tho south -oast quarter souti. cast
quarttr Of the Southwest quarter, and the
north holt Of tl,t southwest quarter Of section
twcnty. seven OF in township one hundred
and thirteen ll3), north of range sixtccn.( Is
west, in the district OF lands subject to sale at
Rod Wing, Minnesota Territory, to secure to
tho said W. W. Phel ps and Christopher Ora
ham, their heirs, executors, administrators or
assigns, tho paym mt OF tho sum Ut four hun
.lrcd dollars, ono year aftcr date. according to
tlc condition Of " certain pro,nissoTy note cx-
ecuted by TIN, sDid Nancy Fish so tho said
Pho Fps and Graham. and bearing even date
Herewith, with interest from davc at the rate
Of two per cent, per month until paid. Ana
which said mortgage ana the debt thereby Sc
cured, were, on The 18th day of December, A. D.
1859, for value, duly assigned IN writing by
tn. said W. " Phelps and CHRISTOPHER Ora
ham, to John L. Thorne, Of Hastings. Dakota
county, Minnesota, and which assiennscst was
ON the l7th day OF December, A. NJ. 1859, at {
o'clock P.M duly recorded in the r.ticc Of tho
:iegister Of Deeds OF Goolhltc cuts,,ty uforc-
said, in Book I'd OF Miscc! .aneous Records, pa
40s 339 an: 34O.s ,-.lE 8-Fit ~ -t.t'.-'-
And whereas, there is now claimed to be due
At the date Of this notice on said note and mort
gage, the siam Of six hundred and twenty five
dollars and cighty-four cents; and no pro-
ccetlings ut law or otherwise having been had
or.inst,sutcd for the recovery Of said sum OF
Hny part thereof Too 's-3#
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF power Of s"l5 contained in said
mortgage. and in pursuance Of the statute in
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will BIZ forccioscd by II sale Of the premises
hereinbciore described, at public auction. tc
the highest bidder, for cash. ut the front door
etthc Court House, in the city OF Rcd Wing in
said Goodhue County, on the 3lst day OF Au
gust, 4. p. 1860, at 10 o'clock in tie forenoon
60 satisfy the amount due or said 1.ola and
-.sortgage, with the charges and disbursements
dated :: Esd Wing, July 18th. 1860.
JOHN l.. TlIORNE, assignee.
9oAx Il. CLAGErT, .@ -.... 4,
-. Atty for Assignee. 2o6-td
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SHERIFF SALE.

QHER1F'F SALE .2s't
~ By virtue Of an execution issued out of
and under the seal of the District Court Of
the First, late Fifth Judicial District, in and
for the County Of Goodhue, and State Of
Minnesota, upon a Judgment rendered and
docketed. in said County of Goodhue on the
18th day Of March, Il. u. 1860, in an action
in said Court pending, wherein William w.
Phelps and Christopher Graham, As Phelps
& Graham IRE Plaintiffs and Villia1d q. LIE
Due Is Deendan Id. iavoro Of Plaintiffs, and
against said Defendant ~ illf2m a.sIs Due
for the Sum Of two thousand f6nr hundred
and thirty-two dollars and sixtJ ,snine cents
l have, son this 5l4t h day Of August "A. D
1850, levied upon ali OF the right title and
interest ofsthe said Defendant William G..
LIE DUO on the day when tile said Judgment
was so docketed in said County Of Goodhue
.: the following dsssribsd rssl property, to
wit j: 81 -.z.s..< $3.50 80
The North half q South west quarter Of
section foufteen Gay town one hundred and
fourteen 114) range sixteen (16); also lot
six f6)in section six (6); also lot stx (6} liz
section four "a town. ono bundled and
'''" VI "-sSSSlOA t"SAGy k.S}1#e3CO AO1
two ~ section :kilt5:two4t3 9); also the
North east quarter Of Northeast quarter Of
section thirty -one (31); also the Northwest
quarter Of North.east quarter Of section
thirty-onc (3l); and the Southwest quarter
Of Southeast quarter of section thirty (3O)
in town one hundred and fourteen (1l4)
range fifteen Q5). d 1s:a
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given;
that l will sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder therefor for cash, the above
described property, and the interest which
said defendant had in tho same, on tho day
when said judgment was 50 docketcd in said
Goedhue County, at the front door of the
Court House, in the city Of Red Wing in said
county, on Saturday the 18th day of Sep
TENDER A., D. 1860, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of that day, to satisfy the said exc;
cution together with the interest and costs
thereon. MARTIN s. CHANDLER.
G.. Il, Sheriff of Goodhue Co: MINI.
BRtsTon d PHELPS, By &c. HAYES,
Pits Attorneys. Deputy.
Dated Bed Wing August 18th, 1860:
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The Torch light Procession.

The Torch Light Procession.
The "Iittle Giantsp' were out on Mon.
day night and made fino appearance, they
had fifty torches. and thor neat uniform
made this their first public parade . success
The hearts Of tho young men aro with the
state an Of the west and the defender %
the Union, tho noble Dodglas. 49,. g S.
They love him Or his halaaes and his ar
idy. aud because he IS the best living exam
plesforE their encouragement. We tender
to the Little Giants our thanks for thsi,
Zeal in the good cause.
f. a.,:-.-4- ~~~~-~>~~~--~---~-~~~ ',ErYe Il 4
Joint Disc nssion, E3& Ese fr s.: Ep@!
Our citizens ore informed that tho Hon
G. G. Andrews, Democratic clector and Hon
Stephen Miller, Republican elcctor are to
discuss the political issues, in our city
on Monday evening, 24th inst. Mr.; Millor
is one Of the ablcst Republicans in the State
and by far the smartcst man upon the: Re
publican ticket, but he has more than his
match in the talents, education and eloqnence
;ofhis opponent and with the cause of truth
and right upon his side our friend Andrews
must surely triumph. We wish every man
to hear this discussion. 10 y,.as OF, 10 -,
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:. -, =. =. ~" IL - - IL. ,. ~ -t-
nr1he Breckinritlre urinary and cor

GTThe Breckenridge primary and coun.
iys convention for Winoua county were
held in this city on Friday and Saturday.
After al earnest endeavor to learn the par
ticulars thereof, tic most accurate informa.
ton we have beo able to derive is that the
primary caucus was held during the rain
storm Of Friday evening, upon the Leyee,
under faded cotton umbrella! The coun.
ty convention was held on the following
day, probably in the Postmaster's hat: j,
W. Downer was chairman, the postmaster
was secretary, and ED. Smith was "a com
mittce on Rcsolutions''-at which business
he is IAN old hand" The names Of the dele
gates to St. Paul have not been disclosed as
yet Hano,se Republican,. ~.
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, For the. Sentinel.

!
Tho Executive committee Of the Good,
hue County Agricultural Society and Mcchan.
les Institute are induced by the apathy and
very little interest manifested by the people
in reference TO the proposed county fair this
fall to request the publication Of their opin-
ions Us to whether: an effort to hold a
fair would result in failure, and whether
the project for the present had better be
They attribute the inattention mainly to
the Unusual pressure Of business, upon
farmers, protracted harvcst,is followed by
the necessity Of threshing and marketing
their produce to enable them to meet their
wants and en- ga gcmcnts. Had there been
a full attendance upon tile meeting which
sho uld have been held on the first Monday
Of the current month, the. committee might
have determined differently, butthe entire
neglect ofthat meeting with other Indications
convinced the committee Of the extreme in
difference felt towards the doings Of the So
cisty by these wko must take an interest
before the society can come before the pub
lie with county fair. s@....i 49,. ~
iii. ,a:.:al.<2J BY order Of Elk. Com.
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G I Y D l REC TORY.
RED WING CHURCHES. +

90 ~ EPISCOPAL. 90 "a ~ 49,
CuRlsr CuuRou-At the Churclr, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street Ser
vices 1T lols \. NJ. and 6is O'Clock L. Nj
Sunday School directly after norning seryiec
Daily morning prayer ut .? o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. Il: 4. Wellcs, PASTORS aigI ~
f. W. -, PRESBYTERIAN.
.FIRsr Decentralization Sixth street, inca,
he Court 11ousc). Services at lo15 4. NJ, ant
'P: II. Ecy.J. W. Hancock, Pastor. H.. I .,
ervso1 .aIiT METHODIST.
4ErMoDlsr EPiscopAL-corncr Of East Ave
Sus and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
vath ut va \: inland ~ p. NJ. sunda,
ocuool vt r M. Prayer meeting Thursla,
evening at 81 O'clock Rev. Jabcz Brooks
9astor-fesidencc on East Avenue.
9ERAAN MISUNDERSTANDING Of Broadway (
fourth street. Service. ut ioi:s \. NJ, and
f.A. Rev. Henry lkolbc, l'astor.{ .fa 4
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STRAYED!
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE:
Il WARD. +..

Straycd from the farm Of the subscriber or,
Wells Creek, on the last day of Jnly. one span
Of horses. One of them u large bay. 81 III
black name and tuil, and white spots on the
back here rubbed by the saddle. The other
is y smaller horse, Of u brown color, with a
small white spot on the end Of his nose bo
tween the ynos.rijs and y little white on one
forefoat. Both horses hld shoe, on their
forc;cet.: Any persons finding said horses and
returning nlvIn to- the subscriber, or ciyo
infnr nation Of their. whereabouts, will be pad
the above reward upon their recovery by tie
subscriber. Address Bonneville Mozer. Red
Wing, Minnesota, or leave in+crn,u ton at the
olti:c: Of the Rcd Wing Sentinel. ''f i -,
Red Wing Aug. Is. 1860. .S7 3 E2sG,2t ID
i .ss 80 :, ~,BENNEylLLE. aiozER. 49,.
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a1,u.Cnn .r,r>,.,,,,,,,:. .o;lc
4 under the name and firm: Of IittlefielI 81
Nasinnis, avsns bcsni5disso,yed by ani.tual
consent OH the 18th day OF this ,nontil, notice
y here BY given that the business of tie firm
VIII be cr!nsacted blythe subscriber, ~,ho will
continue nneharss ofiths' lp:pcr:,
Eed wing July IS. MARTIN MACINElS.
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go M e. CsoLUM N.
Petty Larceny,

Petty Larceny,
We understand that the clothes fine o.
Mr., Webster was robbed Of its burden Oh
Tuesday night. y: This kind Of business
is a new tls;ng, in Red Wing, and we would
advise vigorous effort to bring the rogues to
speedy justice. .I..t; =, ...,.7 -.
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FURNITURE.

Tho undersigned: would respectfully inform
the citizens of Rcd Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock OF u,i,nanu{ac-
by Mr.. Cook, an l that he is prepared to supnlr
ell orders for furniture Of every description.
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER. Eaa ..zr-,s
Also alrkinds Of CUFFISS furnished to order.
Mahogany, --.....
Rosewood, @i1.a :
->A~ 5<'S -. 80 and Vvaln,it:
FURNITURE constantly on hand, 4cicapfor,
Cash. ,.a5..p- -Eas-1 JOHN GORELL< xsi; ~
Red Wing, May IS, 1880. -. aI4s-tf
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