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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
THE RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN
IN NEW YORK.


IN NEW YORK.
The New York Legislature has just pass
ed an act relating TO tho rights Of married
women n, Of which the following is an epitome;
l. The wife may without the assent Of
her husband, embark in and conduct any
business on her own account, devoting to It
all her time and resorting to all those means,
associations and appliances which are essen
TIA! to procure and increase that business
and the husband has no more control over
her time or pursuits than if she were sin.
lyle woman. rJfr TO
2. The estate Of tenant by the contrary is
abolished.
3. The husband is no longer the exclusive
guardian of his children, or entitled to ap-
point guardian by his will The Office OF
an executory guardian is abolished.
4. The debts Of the husband subsisting at
the time of his death, no longer constitute a
lien upon his real property, nor can such
resl property or any part thereof be sold for
the payment Of bis debts during the miuor-
ty Of his youngest surviving child.
The contract Of marriage no longer creates
a legal obligation-it imposes merely NOR:
al or honorary obligation, leaving the parties
tree to separate at pleasure.
There is much dispute among the papers
Of the State upon the law, and it's practical
workings are looked for with mocl, anxiety.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
FOURTH DAY.

The convention assembled at ten. O'Clock
A dozen or more resolutions, with regard
to slavery in the territories, were presented
from delegates and referred to the platform
committee.
A number of Resolutions relative to Rail.
road to the Pacific, were also presented and
referred. 80
Mr. Seward Of Georgia; presented 4 rcso.
luton in reference to the rights Of slave.
holders, describing suitable platform, and
declaring JAS. Guthrie, of Kentucky, as the
proper man to nominate for President.
l.esolutions on the tariff being presented;
Capt. Isaiah hynders proposed to include
Monongahela whisky il the articles to be
MI. Bayard, Of Delaware, hoped the con.
vcnt'on would not te made to appear redi-
culous before tie country BY the resolutions
and moved that they would be referred
without reading.
Capt. Rynders said he designed by his
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g.. g.: :, p; rnonas ssaaas'' Secretaries.
WASHINGTON. Anril %.

This is the birthday Of James Buchanan,
and Stephen A. Douglas, the former being
seventytwo years old and the latter forty
seven. Mr. Douglas visited the House TO-
day, and appeared quite Indifferent as to
his fate At Charleston. He says he hopes
and believes his friends will mako no com
promises ask no tavors, will stand to their
ends. neither receive nor give quarter, and
will make no explanations Or apologies
This is serving anotioe on the Chsrleston
Convention, that it must adopt a squatte,
sovereignty platform or burst.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
THE HURRICANE IN rERRE
HAUTE '..-.-.-..

The heaviest part of tho storm passed
over the south part Of the city, and was
most fIightful in the devastation.
The following is list Of property in.
jured and destroyed.
The large engine house of the Evansville
and Crowfardville railroad was entirely de
|stroyed, and is mass of ruins. A German
named Michael Euhardt was instantly kill.
ed, being terribly mangled about the head
and face. There were five engines and q
Ger in the house, the damage to which has
not been ascertaiRed. The dwelling Of John
kirkman, engineer Of the E. & G. railrcad,
was unroofed and one side torn out "A
part Of Henry Stockman's house was blown
down. Considerable damage was done to
A. P. Voorhees, dwelling by pieces of timber
and brisk blow from the engine house, a
distance Of 800 yards. A train consisting Of
two passenger cars and one baggage car
Of the E. & G. railroad were turned over
on their side. A target At switch on the
same road was crushed by the flying timbers
from the engine house, distance Of 1000
yards. :, Hager's ice house was ,unrooted !;
Hagertey & Maloney's candle factory was
demolished Simpson & C.'s book bindery
was unroofed and tho belfry Of the Catholic
church was blown over, and lies in mass
of ruins across Fifth street. We have heard,
also, that several persens had limbs broken,
in the southeast part Of the city. w. S.
Cooper's house was more or less injured,
and we fear more damage has been done,
of which we are nut yet appris.d. A most
miraculous escape from death, or more
frightful injury, was that of an employee on
the E. & G. r. R named Billy -, who,
seeing he could not escape from the falling
building, turneda large box over himself,
and escaped unscathed. ef.ff4sf
Since writing the above, We have been
over the ruins in the regions Of Hagger's ice
house. In addition to the foregoing we
found T. Phillips house blown to pieces, J..
NJ. Davis house shattered and furniture de.
molished Leander Warren's house blown
over, his arm broken and head injuret: p;
bis child was taken from its crib, covered
with rubbish, fast asleep and uninjured.-
William Woollen's house sightless mass
Of ruins, piled up two rods from the founda-
ton; his wife and two children slightly
injured. Widow Murry's house was blown
from its foundation eighteen inches !; Alex
ander Thomas house moved James Nc
Cruskey's shop utterly demolished VESTS
new house mass Of ruins; Joseph Parsons
stable entirely destroyed : Walter Cooper's
new house utterly destroyed, some pieces
Of timber blown one hundred yards, and
stuck endwise in Hagger's ice house ), Ned
OBrian's house moved from the foundation;
James OConDel's new house utterly demol-
ished. Loss much greater than at7 fsst es :
timated-will fall little short Of $4,000.
-1srre Hau.s Etprss,.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW 1t
GTATE OF MINNESOTA,l Dist. Court, 1st
OCouNrY OF GooDHUE, %. Judicial District

GTATE OF MINNESOTA,l Dist. Court, LIST
OCouNrY OF GooDHuE, 50. Judicial District
Thomas Taylor, .
Plaintiff. -ra
Robert w. Hamilton, Isabel fSUNxoSs.
la E.. Hamilton, his wife, and -...-s srg-.,
Charles I. uolbrook,
Defendants.
L III .,s To Robert w. Hamilton, Isa-
bella E. Hamilton. and Charles l. Holbrook,
:hc above named defendants In the name
Of the State Of Minnesota you and each Of you
are hereby summoned, and required to ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff in this
action, which complaint hasbeen fled IN the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of said Court .t Red Wing, in
said county, and serve a copy Of your answer
to said complaint. upon the subscribers, =.
their office in the city of Rod Wing. in said
county, within twenty days .fter the service Of
this summons upon you, exclusive of the day
of suci, service. And you are hereby notified
that if you fail to answer said complaint 40
above required, tho plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief ssm andsA in
said complaint. s''>f -: -
Dated, Red Wing, Minsesota, March 18th
A. ID. 1860. sea WlLDEs q WlLLrsroN,
lslFs.s .TgsGe. Attys for Plaintiff:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

NAsHlSeToN, April 2l.-There is . re.
!x'rt that ". w. Corcoran, the banker, and
Senators Slidell and Bright. have left for
Charleston. with the intention, il necessary,
Of investing between them $1,000 600 to de.
'eat Douglas. Corcoran can spare $780,.
W. and Sl'dell aud Bright half. million
each. and not feel it much, 80 the knowing
ones in financial circles say y. Hrro1I
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

4 DVERTISE. ADVERTISE. ADVERTISE.
II 1t is truth, universally admitte in this
age, that no man in any business can be sue
cessful unless he alvertises literally and
makes himself and his business known 10 the
people. If anybody is so foolish as to doubt
this propoa;tion, let him open his BY eyes
and look around him look at his nei0hbors
in business-mafk the merchant who is con-
tinually occupied in making himself known
who takes advantage Of that great ruler Of
popular and his advantages for doing busines1
|Public-whose name and location are seen in
hundreds Of newspapers and on thousands Of
cards. handbills, &c. whose wide-awske pol
icy is continually gaining him . notoriety.-
Compare him with Chat slow-go-no-go old
!curmudgeon, who never saw his name in print,
except perhaps on the list of petit jurors and
who sits behind his dusty desk, in the dusty
corner OF his dusty grocery, waiting for cu.~
toners: like an old bottle-bellied spider, who
has built his web in al obscure corner Of
di. apidnted smoke houxe. and sits watching
and waiting in vain for hics. Mark the duh
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes, ornamented once in while by
piece Of blue drilling or rusty calico but
mach oftener proving resting place for .
crowd OF lazy, lounging loAtcrs. who always
resort to the store of Q mar who does not ad-
OF being distur sed by customers. See the sd
verti>inx merchant! He becomes acquainted
with everybody, builds up large business.
gets rich before he is too old to eEjoy riches,
and retire*, leaving large and remunerativs
business to his sons and faithfi,l clefks.; while
he ENJOYS himself and his wealth, the honored
leader Of every progressive movement. the
dignifed president Of e.ery society and
association: and perhaps the incumbent Of the
most honorable and Ieslo2sitls Offices in the
State
See again your rnon-advcrtiser, who fool,.hly
thinks people never read the advertiseme.-t
column If newspaper See him, We say,
droning out one or two years of dull business
in place, always complaining Of hIra tilnes,
and never making larger sale than . pound
Of candies OF q bar Of susp. and then moving
70 some other town, :. >olne better kusiaess
point" and meeting with the same result there:
again removing, and so knocking about from
pillar to post, like five cent travelling men.
ugerie, whose whole establishment consists Of
q half-starved possum and sore headed coon,
q bob tailed monkey uni q squint-eyed wild
cat and 80 60 on till he dies, mourned by
no one. and only remembered rs q - relic cf
barbarism." Look aro::nd you, enumerate tho
merchants of your acquaintance, and see if
this is not so. People won't II sde with man
that don't advertise, because they don't gen.
erally know him and besides, they know that
a man who is not enterprising enough to sd
vertise, can't afford to sell as cheap es his more
active competitors, that do.
Then advertise,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
And Hamlets in !

DoGge.
,z:.- Freeborn, and
1z Rice Counties.
In all the country tributary to Red Wing,
we circulate: our pa per SO, gentlemen, if you
want to sell your new goods, or dispose. of
your old ones' just II q
LET THE PEOPLE. KNOW IT
Through the columns of the SENTINEL Our
terms arc reasonable, and you will find that
the expense incurred viii be returned more
than thousand fold.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1860. Spring d Simmer Trade. 1860.

AVLV ADVEhzz
1901. Spring d Summer TRADE. 1860.
Main street, Rcd w'hs, (wi,kinson's block.)
|II1M. d JAS. LAwTHER are ho;x ooen;nv
w and receiving complete stock of
%i. CLOTHS,
CASS1MERES, j
lssaEa VESTINGS, and, 49,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety. Also,a complete assortment Of
TALoRs' TRIMMINGS. -
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap
We have also in connections
ESTABLISHMENT
for the manufacture Of Cent? Clothes to or
der. Mr.. c. BERGH, an experienced work
man, will wait on gents and furnish them with
garments of the latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
anything On the most reasonable terms. W;
respectfully solicit share of patronage,
Terms strictly cash.
Red Wing, May 2, 1860. 1861
MAILS: NAILS!
ZOO KEGS OF NAILS -
Just received ut the NEW STORE on Main s..
FARMERS, now is the time to get your
Renee eVntZ8!
I am selling sd)
;s,' iea Fcrc. Nail. for 1915 Pc, t.s.
lGd @ = & - 90 go
am selling II ! 2
1ATH NAILS, @ ..
SINGLE NAILS. and
NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
Lower than any person in Red Wing. :.
CALL AND SEE.
JAMES B. PARKHURST,
Phillso's Block, Main It.
Red Wing, April %, 1850. ,sstf'
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

T ooK1Nt' GLASS PLATES, Of al si,es, At
IL K1LIoee's Dave e1oa1.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
SECOND DAY.

| oECONO DAY.
49, Charleston, April "a.
| The Committee on permanent organi.
cation reported in favor of Caleb Cushing
for President, and one Vice. President and
Secretary for each State in the Union.
The Committee reported rule, allowing
each delegate to cast his vote on his own
responsibility, except those who were unde,
instructions from the State Conventions.
That part Of the report relating to presid.
ing officers, was unanimously adopted.
Hon Caleb Cushing was then introduced
to the Convention and made most eloquen,
speech. .....-
A warm debate then sprung up on the
rule reported by the Committee on oreaniza
tion, IN which Messrs. Richardson and
McCook, Cessna, Barry, Josiah Randall and
many others took part. Several Of the
southern delegates opposed the rule. Ran
dal also opposed it, declaring. that severa1
refractory members intended 10 misrepre.
set their constituents by voting for Doug.
las. ..z aT --...
MIR. Richardson rose to reply, and asked
Mr.. Randall, who n;cde him an expounde,
Of Democratic principle and precedent
How long had the gentlemen teen in the
Democratic ranks. This caused great ex.
citement, and the hall resounded with cries
Of order: uaH.aHl Il ie.I
The Chairman decided that Mr.. Richard
son had the foer; and then reversed his
decision.
This increased the confusion and the up.
roar was terrific. f,.-
Mr.. Richardson, standing ON a chair in
the centre ofthe Hall, with bis sleeves rolled
up, determined to be heard, was finally al.
lowed to 50 on, and again attacked Mr.
Randall as having recently come into the
fold. alluding to his political ahteccdents as
emitting his opinion on Democracy TO bu,
little consideration. He did. not desire. af
ter hie's service in the CAUSE to be reprov.
ed by the recruits Of yesterday.
A warm debate ensued.
The question was then called on the mo.
tion to strike out tho rule relative to thu
right Of members Of each delegation t.
vote as they think proper, unless Instructed
BY tie convention that appointed them.
During the calling Of the roll the grcates
excitement existed.
The Tennessee aud Indiana delegation
protested against the announcement Of th,
chnirnsn giving their vote as unita agains
the rule.
The vote was finally announced as fol-
lows, ayes 2'l, nays, 1913. So the rule
vas adopted, and majority Of delega
ton cannot compel the minority to vote
with them as unit, unless instructed by
the convention that appointed them.
The Resloution offered yesterday for the
appointment Of committee IN resolutions
and platform was then called up, and an
amendment offered that no lallotiny be al
lowed for President or Vice President ,il]
the committee have made their rcport.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
FROM CHARLESTON.

tor hss harsh remarks OF Saturday. A vote
was taken upon substitute platforms pre-
sented by Butler. 1t was lost. The next
vote will be taken on the minority platform.
1t is likely to be carried by heavy majori-
ty; when Ala. Miss. Ga. and portion
{ Louisiana threaten to enter their protest
and withdraw from the convention. Let
'em rip. ..r
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