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THE CITY.

T1E ZouAvEs Ar Ptr7sBunoH.-The Pitts-
burgh papers are filed with accounts Of the
arrival, reception and drill Of the Chicago
zouascs in that city. The dostt.e winds up
is account with the following interesting cpl
sode:
al The close Of Tho bayonet exercise the Du-
quesne Grays marched to the lover extremity
Of the trotting course, just in front Of the re-
served seass, tnd haulted in line. They were
shortly afterwards followed by the Zouaves, apd
an unexpected ceremonial took place-the pre-
sentation Of sword to Col. Ellsworth by
Lieut.. Roberts, in behalf Of the Greys. This
Rword, which ia a fine Damascus biade, hand
somely mounted, came from Germany, and was
presented to Mayor Dickinson, formerly Of
Philadelphia, now Of this city. His admiration
of the Zouayes WIS so unbounded, that be gave
il to the Duquesne Greys to present to Col
Ellsworth, as their own, aud Lieut.. Roberts ac-
cordiuglY made the following happy remarks IN
rendering the beautiful weapon to it's intended
recipient:
Col. Ellsworth The Duquesne GreYs, to
which may be pardoned for saJing have the
honor to be attached, were some time since pre-
was made the honored bearer, BY a retired off,
Ger Of the Pennsylvania Volunteers (Aajor
Dickinson). "1t's dear to the fancy-liberal 1a
concelt, and very responsive to the hl!t;" and
its shining blade is not more brilliant than the
reputation which you, and the gallant corps you
command, recently acquired during our Trip to
many Of the cities OF our country !; nor are the
beautiful figures which art has engraven upon
it. more intricate, more beautiful, than tho2e
which you have displayed to us, upon militia
r. point Of view, on this field to day. Take it,
sir, wear it worthily, and never draw It sare IN
the cause Of your country, Of your whole coun..
try, always remembering "that the States Of
this Union are rs distinct as the pillows Of the
sea-"
Col. Ellsworth replied as follows:
~ have long wished to obtain the possession
Of blade whl:h should prove responsive to
the hilt.' accept the present as token Of re-
gard not to myself, but more especially to the
Company Of which have the honor to be lead.
er. am indebted entirely to them-to these
mentor any reputation I may have obtained.
1t is customary on the Fourth Of July, twenty
second of February, and similar occasions, for
men to make patriotic promises. It's not usual
for me to make such. But I will say that will
keep this US long ~ ny life lasts, and It an op.
portunity ever occurs to use it in the service OF
my country, will not be the last to rally in her
behalf, and 30 long as my arm Is responsive to
the emotions Of my heart, SO help me God, 1t
shall nerer disgrace the Duqussne GrfysF
As soon as Col. Ellsworth had finished bis re-
marks and received the congratulations Of sew
eral officers Of the military who approached
him, be buckied on the new, sword aud marched
off With his Company, attended By the Gregg,
to the Pennsylvania CATS.
, 1860-08-10

New YoRk, Aug. 9.-Arrests have been made
for passing counterfeit 5'a on the Addison Bank
Of Addison, n. T.; counterfti. SIS On the Balls
ton Spa Bank, and counterfeit SIS on the SlerEi-
mack Bank, 0: Haverhi!I, Mass.
4 letter from Boundrook, n. j., says, last
week Col. Lewis, long jealous ot his wife, chck-
ed her 10 death, and then killed himself.
Yesterday Mrs Dotson attempted to poison
herself By taking laudanum, in consequence Of
reports Of infdclity on the part Of her husband.
She is recovering. There were no fatal cases Of
suu-stfoke Yesterday.
, 1860-08-10

BURLINGTON, y. j., Nov. 9.-George Aiken
was shot and instantly killed yesterday ut Red
Lion, near Vancetown, n. j., by John II. Goa.
over. 1t is alleged tha. Aiken had ravished
Conovers wife, and vas forbid to come to the
house. Conover, in the meanwhile. got out d
warrant and put it in the lands Of constable.
When Aiken heard Of it he Threatened to kill
him ii he did not withdraw the warrant. and
went 10 Conover's house yesterday when Como
yer shot him in the neck killing him instantly.
Conoyer gare himself up TO the authorities last
evening and was placed IN jzil at ut. uoiley.
, 1860-08-10

Foar SMITH, ARE, Aug. 9.-Rsctor, for Gov
crnor, has 35U majority in Washington county.
one precinct to hear from. Carroll Co. gives
Johnson loo majority. Rec.or's m.jority in
MndisoD Co IL 1U(]
, 1860-08-10

Qr1Scr, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-I'uring eererc thnn.
der storm yesterday, the lightning struck
the flagstaff on the Whig a,d Republican
office building, in this city. shirering it to
atoms, and descending distributed itself through
the bpilding, knocking down and severely s;ua.
ming five of the workmen in the office; none Of
them, however, were seriously Injured. The
damage to the building was very slight.
, 1860-08-10
Shooting ARRAY in indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug 9.-Last night Jack Har-
ris, proprietor Of disreputable house, attack
ed policeman Carter in front IF the Mesropoli-
tan Saloon, aud during an altercatton cut him
several times with knife. Carter took piss
tol aud fired Eve shots four Of which took cf-
feet in Harris's body, inf citing probably fatal
wounds. Garter gave himself up to tue aa-
thorities, but was discharged this morning.
, 1860-08-10

READING, Pa, Aug. 9.-Tle towns overflow
ing with guests frvm all parts ef the S1ate.
The Douglasites are in strong force. and will
probably present as un ul.;maium the cullog Of
new convention, on which there will be Ill e1-
citing debate. No fusion.
, 1860-08-10
Tl1a RreckinrId~a Party III Geor.ta

inridse S.,te Convention to-day, Chus. Bic.
Donald and Henry B. Jackson were appointed
Electors al Large. The Convention WIS large
and harmonious. Mr. Toombs made speech.
Mr. rnbh xas not present.
, 1860-08-10
Hon. RlnhnEA Yates.

Republican candidate for aovsrasr Of Illinois,
will aadrsss his fellow sttizeus On political top
il. n tha follouia1 finu4a and pfa4en, to nit:
, 1860-08-10
Baaktng ami Grcbange.

old BLACK STAR LINE
OF
Liverpool and n. York Packet Ships,
*Ang IN thu ath ar .4tl Ct racl onth. NEW YnI;K
LlVekFOUf, ,ASUtalHKSE STEAMSHIPS, satIu ok firm
Nav York every -af1y and !fou L!sNl col Ing 1t
ta:k} every Wednesday,.
FDRAFrs On LIVERPOOL AND IRELAND.
rsrtes vis:tinkho Old Country or .shnF 10 send fos
h@ fftndA purckae tckes al r. u e through 5at
Drafts on vi Cank Of Ireland, AID Liverpool 10 atty
amoucts Ap:lvto WILLtAh5 i NUtUH,
iy1tHuI.ly. 86 Dearborn street.
, 1860-08-10
II o W r E A D Y .
THE LIFE OF
.HBR.4M.4.N .LXH'COLS1'
Is NOW READY,
In la1re compact Pamphlet OF ~ d,uble paEes

rox oKxxHAt o11crLAT1os asa
Campaign Document,
In stYle compact and cheap that with suitable effort
the part Of clubs aud ocal commlttees 1t may
reach every voeF in the Northwest before the campaign Is
ovcr 1t h, been prepared with &reat care and may bs
conadered reliable and authenta narrative Of The le
deba:es with Mr. Daues In ls;a, and complete history
OF tsat remarkable caupaSn 1ead the following tabe Of
C0NTENTss
HI, st1 ad2atea f 5y
orf + tbs Foit dir TO- he @ W. i hla;-
Interesting Incident q Boyloo1Szall1 = Western
CHAPTER 1I-RtxovAL 10 lLl1xou.
Illinois In 1sss-Exp1orera In tie Northern and Middle Pot
able laa!x .! Population tbe Lincoln Fam
building Log Cabin I sui Makas K.il.-syabols. l'1''-
CHAPTER III - FLAT BoA7xAx ~ C1zak - lSpu1
tlonrIa.
Fiat Boata md Fiat Bosmen-A Commercial Revolution
e. assp e x set 70 .1sa
Trance into saok.mon Count.-uui.ds bat and Roes
Eeu S.iemPrirfcef f.n:1nm. persrn,f rnnr1s IT,. ~
1hs Black Hawk Waf- -Volunteers-k! !etteI tapta1n-
Hnlunfee;sa secoEd and Ihhd llme-The Wa. Endsd-
Return Home.
LAWYER.
A.,s- N.,rhont s,fn .9nna. r, lin Cr.r,n,s
pu.y -E!s:tsd 10 the Le<isiause.-
qpn4on 9t Ltason-Tie Irgs fe.: & gsans'adss
coua Filet Z, mple1lon Of Illinois for
~snIy a 20 r. I;fSkr1t" Ht ~ i1,S
, 1860-08-10

Depoass reeetved Current A:c3rcs ts1ua psrt q
REGULAR Gepo.:fo-* and correspondents.
Interest On BALANCES oiy be Slr wet wte1e
.otc:Al agreement. have been Il Ate r tAat e"ect.
We receive deposits paYshle II FL date. on which
inte.rst Will be stlowed.
, 1860-08-10

1ncrea>e..... &lN33N H6tc4 =
y. c1yase,,,, Fl, ,1S5 <3s,6t1
1xroars AND EXPORTS The following tables
show :he amounts Of imports 2nd exports nj
the port Of Nex York for the month Of July
fur three yenvk.
, 1860-08-10

EEw YoRk, Aug. "a Washington dispatch
says President Buchanan declines positively TO
raise Sardinia to first class mission.
, 1860-08-10

SAVINGS DEPA2xT.WENE.
pepoa.t- in suus not le+* than hy+ daArt =ce,et AL
Craca,ss o: Depo.ts isctd Interest II s'x re- cent
funds Rave re.n.!ned IA our nan! enzet~A tme. AL
celitca.rs atf payable ee:uA=4 @rl IN lie fucds
Ge2osst.t.
, 1860-08-10

ALBANY, Aug. 1e.-The base ball match be-
tween tho Atlanta and Excelsior Club to, day,
was won By the former. TIE score WAS Is 10
IA.
, 1860-08-10
Damage and Death By Lightning.

Bosrox, Aug. 9.-There were heavy thunder
showers yesterday afternoon. Two tehoonera
lying at the wharf and several buildings ut
Cambridge and other places, were damxged BY
Farm School on Thompson Island, WAS instant.
lY killed.
, 1860-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-Jaa. 3: Rowe has been
appointed Marshal for the Northern District Of
New York.
, 1860-08-10
.MIArslf4nspme,

u Messrs. Billings Dlcknsou thi2 h,okfra hav&
chartered the schners ct ind Eliza Loeau and TA1rf
Mol for four tErs from Chtcakot Buffalo, resd
log Ut Buffalo, at the rate Of &C bushe1 wheat the
tst for this second " lot the thlsd and II tLe
fouH4.IDetrolt Tribune.
1owk1 LAxH f1ork1Lz1t- The frc!gltlnE business be
ac whc h4s brought INTO demand sone Of The Canadian
nc Of propelesI below and which beretofut
not travered IN th .eetion Among them plying p1ce
et n this section fu Ohtsro. Toronto other lower
lake poss the Magnet, Whby, md two tt1ee
o&4cr4--tDetrut IfiLune.
Pnort1LEn EAeLx Tho propeller Bsues E. Eagle haa
wahdfswn to The route for the present sud hz4
Eohe " thwaE Captain GcSd has retired and AptAln
Peer. ftrrnetY the lug J.hu Oven has a..uocd ths
conmzId-i0ti1oit TrtLupe,
, 1860-08-10

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 9.-Fifty three counties (a
large proportion OF which are Official, remainder
nearly completely give Combs majority Of
On 1sn
, 1860-08-10
Hreckinrldge and Lanc in Chicago.

The Chicago papera contain call for meet
ing Of the friends Of B:cckinridge aad Lane. ut
ine # oeloef for the The pufpose Of
hickory club and transacsing such other bust
ness Is may further the election OF the gallant
statesmen and Lane. The call
u very .numerously sigued by old-tims Demo
Gratis. Our old 1riand aud fellow lRborer in the
she % meeting. Ths eloquent Fitch, and others.
will be there. We say to our friends in Cook,
push on the good work, old Sangamoo will iol.
low in I few dayA-Sdringfeld Denoerat.
, 1860-08-10
Tr~ H1~oar E|vr4tty I

Tx ORxoox ELrcnos.-Thers arc doubts
about tho legality of tbs recent election Of mem
Der Of Congress from Oregon. Theytrise from
the fact that while the Constitution provides
that State Legislatures shall prescribe time md
msnner Of electing members Of Congress, tho
Legislatu1e Of Dragon had made no sueh pro-
vision, and 1t IL contended that the last election
was held under q special act, intended to apply
only to the preceding election.
, 1860-08-10
MARIN E JOURNAL,
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED }.
stnr 1azclle. rult.n. Green Bay, ~ N lumber.
Prop Granite State Uavs Ogden sbuIgh 81 tons uldze:6
Prop Galrua aieele, Buffalo, snndrcs.
Prop Susquc1anna, Webster, Euta1o, sundret.
Frop Uttxa, Kxet MuskeKuu 10 m lumber 80 lath
tsop acme. HatAawaT. n1nalo eundfes
pmpp nnsrnna Tonhns :, Jnse; III h1a fnu, min.
1eed, 1OD atkets fruit,
''' III LII oris nsh w. '''''
Hd9 Frcttier l1tv ,siz Iswero inn xiii sait
isri9 q Elatr Bsrkmsn buffalo H.Lt
soap -.
nfg trosssSN = naaaio. 3n ton1 coal
K tsaulseH o'oseon lay e'e@ Eoonau
Gas, e. Mase s, GoHs. H., u,v -, ~ ,ro,a. m
Sc,, fss,%t"e + ,,v,e,ra no ,S.,rs+ss TX y, ,,nha
.ithr Davis Becker, Milwaukee,. light.
Sctr tic0 + otter, smith, Back Kyef Is m stayrs
chr Two Caari'cs Bell. Mastowoc, IS CHS wood.
schr G:rnelia; ~ Jaener, BuG.le. !oo tens goal:
>cr hIttrr floVxr Isl .lo 40 ris sa vi Tls tnrncn
tine
srh, tIss 1r,tsan 1Jatdso, 0rdens}rrph urhf
:chs $tar Ct hoI~, I;resH, ukden.bu,gh, light.
schr As,i8Lula, Warner. Grand 1Iavcn, " III lumber.
schr Arg. Abraham. lay setl nstf, TO m lumber.
g, t:nr u. fm.n M.asIn ~ = * ~ i,,, 90 ~ ~
~ 1,W,I.r n m Iii e' - 49, ~ :" -
rhr Iitts s:,nnnn Mr.tezon 1re y, trbs- e r, r.,h
sc1,r 1HrMdrrn Z. ,i, -, IN nn+ ~ X n 49,
, 1860-08-10
Fiuaurtal ann Commercial.
MONETARY

>. wnst,pAr EVENING. Angus. ?. 1850.
Wa brvo m change 10 notice in. The money
market since YESTERDAYS rcpoat- Exchange Ii
easv, and were it not expected that Miwaukee
and St. Louis would immediately make large
drafts upon ~, the price would sink At leost
-ouartcr per cent. Buying rates tDi; current
sailing nrscc 1!c. Round lots corld be had to.
d.y Of some Of tile bankers at per cent.
Gold, 1c buying; selling lie premium.
Currency abundant. Money for thort busi.
neas purposes. easy.
Sr. Lov1s.-The D<m3er1t Of this morning
says:
at the banks, not, however, larger than they
can readily negotiate. Exchange rates arc un'
altered few are drawing on the South, but the
demand Is light, 1nd it could bc had At prem,
some charging prem. On the East, per cent
prem. is the rate on bunkxble funds.
New YoEk.-The Herdld Of Tuesday has The
following:
There is no change Of consequence in the
money market. Money on call is abundant
enough at 5t9if per ctnt, aud prime short pa.
per goes ytty readily at tle anna rate. For
four eix months paper 6@Ca is tue rate.
where there are two frat class n.mcs, and Gig
II for single names, or two ua1nes less generally
known. The recent failures in The hide bust
nsss hare made some parties suspicious OF hidc
paper; bu. there isso ist.lc Of this class ofparer
Atluat. and the strung houses in the Swamp
are ~ strong that the upcas1ness has llud III gel
- no practical effects. The Sab. Treasury did Il
small business lo.oay; thc receipts were $12l,
sd, the payments Sl:?,6lJ; the balsnce this
evening, -, ,55l ,662.
Foreign exchange il reported rather frmer
to-:Ay, but without change in rates. We quote
luz: q llu for atcrlicg. and 5.1Sa@s Tor tranca.
There will not probably be u h-avy business
done for the Canada from Boston on Wednes-
day.
NEw.YoRk BASks-The last Ne1 York back
statement shows thc following figures:
ss;: s;i;:i :;ss ;:: E;;;;;
};s:3s;*;:::: l. ::,;:: ''!a'5's m5 ts:7:. ga;
lxronrs AND EXPORTS The following tables
show :he anounA Of imports snd exports nj
the port Of Nex York for the month Of July
forthree yea-s:
4'@ps'': sy IL
SS::;s :sss; {; s:s; s.; ;;:; i;; 81;
wns;s IT,; ::;s vs:sSss:! s:3 ;;sSs s: 81
Fur. n.cr hand r, ,rtc.... .:'es1 :ia6a I.osss
For. Gu. unt1b1t... ~1lD0 s95 ~ @S...o.
Specie a1c bullion. 1sIla36 1Ralo9 ttesHS
Tnt.l exports. &.esls49 l3MH-N5 !4tnSV.
T.e4, escl. Vt sIctttS... t!9B@a ne6I54 ;ss9 ~
Cash t.391sa12 4.o2l -4e 4,0ueet
-Ss- Tie following arc the estimated earnings
Of tie Illinois Central Railroad for the fret
week iu August, 1860:
Pase7grrs. aS; !, !,
R9'spo W
80 =
Corresponding weGk Ia 1.3a. :6.oll W
Increase ,,....,..,..........e!6,941 ,941 ts
, 1860-08-10

f)EMOVAL.-The United States
IL Express Company Lave this d1y renewed the1r
from No. Il Dearborn to $50 Lake AMI 20 Surl
u stees having Lake and Carx t1eet 1snce The
Lake at1eet viii be considered the eIts2Lt tor
collection and sma;s business. Tte entrance
1k will be esafe the entrance tut !reikht
However, loud money be delivered E:ark street
eistt Lake STREET, the Public with which dons
business os the Ea sx years could not Be induced 70 h
eve that natusc Refuse IT, Having been lib
orally sustained IN old stand -. Tie pobc, well
friends continue tAtir Iit<saiy. ard .ttfn
will promise hcretuore faithful appatc tt Ia
terpsts. we'll 10 that Of Comp .hy. o1ce Euufa
until further notice, fTon 7:.a 4. n. tai Z. II.
funl3-c5t6 ~ ~ II. u, CtJlfkN A1ent.
, 1860-08-10
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY.
NIcGlnnIs, Maker.

To Who!f aale pes.ets the Company would ray with
unequaled facility for manufacturing. and the very gYea:
n low p1iees We can tel 5cu AZ figures thai lake
Ht your !atereat shd your ORDERS Every box
starr that !eAv.s the factory warranted equal
periortn any prod1ce: In tie world All orders AMI
nuntatoua A1drec1el 1tlao- Starch p1ny Ottawa.
uisaots will ,eStIte pFnNrs atepIIno. 1r4i.cE24-xm
, 1860-08-10

EQTYAAAN L 0ELPCXE.

R1.1.%-CE8 r. H0PF>H.3.S.F1
ca n! ar tie .ird Ducnv Of Saxe-iuat. the puekies
&! l.luswick s41eUtha al! 'Se f.r ey rf 44ne-
TT :nd by ca: act several stairs s;taGFztd 70 At
fo~ former 1T. Of AUSTRIA. EADEt:- BAVARIA.
HANOVER. !. ~<iA, NASSAU. PRUSSIA. sAAoNY.
EtHTENH71: fst.nESKEEfi &c. ia5."ArfE
, 1860-08-10
Rev. Robert III. ClaFks0li, ID. ID.

In to repeated inquiries. the following fhes NE
briefly submitted:
1.-The Company Is duly incorporated nrds1 the express
Cemetery Statute Of this etate The ocs's elected
annualy by the lot owne. The pzesen. rcctory con-
s,sts Of VIZ. B. oanrs. E.q., H. snELnos. ESQ., ard
Dzs SAw1rs. GEo. P. 4. HAITI. uhe As,lst III TEA
suer and THoxAs 3. BzrA3. IS Prsideu. The grounds
s5s laid out and Improved undo. the c1unel OF wv
Dies ESQ., The eminent Landscape Gardener Of Phiiadc
phsa, BY swAu NILSSON Of this cl.Y.
2The title Is un,neumbered. simple and perfect; being
dreet from the United satts Government through Justia
Duttesded and hes7 10 Tto. B. Bryan. Who will In ali
division, a, recorded to remain forever CctJ. thus
tusu1ng 1t to the Lot owness in pe1petuity.
s-The natural topography Of the Ersunds!s admitted
BY al to 10 peculiarly be.uhfa.sAe gentle unduLssona
and the grove Of old t1ees the entc subdvan hav
ment (conmsnced only In April 1st), speak for them
selves. Ia dtslxaed to make the Ce1esesy the Lit. Au
tuza OF the Wet.
4-rhs entrance to tbs Cemetery is the Green Bay
Road about Ont mile and haif beyond the point where
the Lake View Road dlverges from H. and more thsn two
rniss neazer the City Than Ch!tterden Station
d--The pnce Of Lots il only about one fourth ofthat
- fn,f n$ayjAA
ahown By the Scale In the 0tos.
e.The following Report from the Surveyors explains
lss:f:
"Te hare taken Ie7es ths surface OF Gra:e,asd
Cesaeey. and Ind the minimum height to b II feet and
the maximum height to be = feet above the present stage
OF wnsz In Lake M:h'sn; most Of tbs ground being
over y feet above which Is four times the usu dph Of
graves. ts1knedl
1a~11z. s1aps1 5; n,xaT' oant1H'' Surveyors.
Auzuss, srd. 1s5o."
7-Vosa 10 the Csuetey requested to keep on &hs
walks aud to dire vehicles oaly ths noad sa'esi
roads.
THOS. b, BRYAN President,
Once In BEYxa Hall Clark ST.. opposite The Court House
TIME TABLE.
An OMNIBUS u run 10 The Cemetery, {u1tu the Ho'sa
Railroad e1tended connecting With the Horss Railroad
Cars, which Leave North Wa.er street II
"a. m., $50 r. NJ, and r NJ.
Returning. the Omnibus leaves the Cemetery Il
$50 A. II. II M.. and lao r. H.
" Through Tickets sold BY Conductors for Eight ces4'
faue-est<1n1 =
, 1860-08-10
V7ERY IMPORTANT INFORM-

VERY IMPORTANT INFORM
ATION.-The Illinois Starch Company, 1t Ottawa,
Ire nauutucturna the pnrct starch In The wu1l III
body, quaIy aunoi lie e1ceed Icing
so rain water, contains neta0ua chemical Hence
Ills Infinitely more desirable fur food and laundry purposes
tEaMauy 0iher In the public Of tit
merits u the Stsreh amount 81 the most satisfactory
references could be 9yeu hu in this Eeferenea
to b un ecessa1y, ali bs roeuriax little trt
kAsfy th nlse!yes In buying ttach be particular In
seeing hat it u laken from b01es marked
, 1860-08-10

FAssfd 71FlF08f~..4MEs 9.
Cr-Fnps Dunkirk, 0atar!o Qa!ucy. 5. Eagle. Whit.
hS 1lln!4 sch1a E!yA- Fooe, DIanu, wire, Stag,
brown. i7oveT, J. Il Most:n. Lively.
,Dows-t1ep: Frs hsAsc, ohbs b'ss 3 Il seymour.
Lumnl.. y Ellington. Noattzuna.
Weather pleasant. = tth Eht eaoterfy hrtrxrN.
, 1860-08-10

BUFFALO, ,Aux.7-AHi.d, prop Dacotah: Peas. Chi.
Bro.n d": ,chzs A. Rich !nx1ahAmdO FAlrchd Ouar
sae e. ATS: r." zny ayy, dS W ~ :S,4I
20: Gs'ae A1Xes. ;io r. K.stqs hs,t
%; E Ington, Vasner. DO; Nightingale. Stone. d.
oSTEGo, Aug. e-Clsz.ed. T Avery. Graham. Chi.
, 1860-08-10

NCa'ha.ine.. Ane 4th. x.--Ths following vesse:s
lbs, T. r not. L Mack. Hole, ,Dsne- Dowx-None.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-01-07
HOTELS.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,

l.evee @trcet, immc liately opposite the Steam
boat Landing, Red Wing, Minnesota,
\. a. & E. L. TEELE, PRorR1EToRs
rT,IIIS new, spacious and commodious hous,
1t has boon constructed under tho immediate
supervision Of the propretors, aud nothing hai
been omitted to insure the comfort and convcn-
fence Of those who may favor them with theil
patronage. The numerous rooms are all vel
lighted, ventilated and furnished in superior
manner. In connection with the house is
good and co,nmodious stable. -
Red Wing, March l, 1885. s3tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-01-07

NEW BARBER SHOP.
TvHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FITTED Up IN
L first rate manner, the room formerly
occur pied as the Sentinel Office, ON Plum street
opposite the Hack House, and having reduced
the price Of shaving to ''' -2''
FIVE CEN rs! g.s ~
is pre- pared to execute, in \ Superior manntr. al
branches Of his profession. Citizens and stran-
gers are respectfully invited to call.
J.W. COOK.
Red Wing, May 7, '5e. l+-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-01-07
RED WING HOUs:

O1a1 "ANu AA~o01"
JACOB BENNETT, Proprietor.
RED WING, MINNESOTA. \.
.HConnected with the House is a large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for the
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand to
convey Passengers to any part Of the country.
April "a. 1858. 90-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-01-07
CENTRAL r HOUSE.

PR. & F. A.uARDT, Psors1zroxs.
THIS Houseis pleasantly located on the shsre
Steamboat Landing. Persons wishingto spend
a few days Of recreation and leisure, will find
this the place to do it.. A good and we'll sup
piled barn is attached to tho house, and acom-
potent ostler alwaysin attendance.
The wing leased the above pop
ular house and having thoroughly rePainted
and furnished in sui pcrior style, would say to
the pnblic that thing that they can do to
make III. calling, comfortably and pleasantly
situated, will be left undone.
May 2S, 1853. 95y
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-01-07
the PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Fel!or-eitisens Of the Senate
,,., aud House of Representatives: /,

| -a aud House Of Representatives: &
| Our deep and heartfelt gratitude is due to
that Almighty power which has bestowed upon
US such varied and numerous blessings through.
out the past year. Tie general health OF the
country has been excellent; our harvests have
been unusually plentiful. and prosperity smiles
throughout the land. Indeed, Notwithstanding
our dement's, We have much reason to believe
from the past events in our history, that we
have enjoyed the special protection Of Diving
Providence ever since our origin as nation.
We have been exposed to many threatening
and alarming difficulties in our progress; but
on each successive occasion the impending
cloud has been dissipated at the moment il
appeared ready to burst upon our head, and
the danger to our institutions has passed away.
May we ever be under the divine guidance and
protection!
Whilst it is tho duty Of the President ..from
Of the State of the Union" shall not refer in
detail;to the recent sad and bloody occurrences
ut Harpers Ferry. Still, it is proper TO ot-
serve that these events, however bad and cruel
in themselves, derive their chief Importance
from the apprehension that they are but symp-
toms OF an incurable disease iu the public mind.
which may break ont in still more dangerous
outrages and terminate at last in an open war
by the North to abolish slavery in the South
Whilst, for myself, entertain no such appre-
hension, they ought to afford solemn warning
to US all to beware OF the approach d danger.
Our Union is u stake of such inestimable value
as to demand our constant and watchful vigil
ance for its preservation. In this view, let ME
implore my countrymen, North and South, to
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-01-07

g.. McINT1RE & SHELDON ,..' 's.n2
~ .f .,-r. DEALERe IN
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery Hardware Cut
.ery, Nails, Oils, Paints Sash, Window Glass
Looking Glasses, Farming lmplments. :. ,....I.
., A.so, Hosiery, Gloves, CraJats, Snspenders
-. j. McINrIhx.
Red Wing NJ. T.. T. B. SHELDON.