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" The Wisconsin, says Seward is mo-
del man, he never wasted his substance for
wine or women, while Douglas has been
notorious for his love 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
ever thought he was any the worse for it,
or the ladies' either! We like the man
who is fond Of female society," and we'll bet
the women will all vete for Douglas, an ad !.
mlrer of the sex, rather than for q cold
blooded lawyer like Seward, whose love all
runs to dorkies.-Nortk Lo,oa TINES. ,.l
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA.
10 In Probate Court,
GOOnu1.r CorSrv
c { q on to
provo will.

CTATE OF MlNNESOTA,)
- In Probate Court, 1913
GooDnUE County. Citation to
In the matter Of proving the provo Will,
lass Will and Testament Of
Christi III Rchrbohm, dccsd
In the name OF the State Of Minnesota
Ann Maria Shultz, Catherine Msria Dick,
and John Christopher Beh-bohm, heirs and
next Of kin Of Christian Behrbohm, late of
said county of Goodhue, deceased, send greet
ing:
Whereas. 1Ienrich Dick, sole executor named
in the last will und testament of said dece ased,
has lately applied to this Court for the proof
Of such will and testament, which said will
relates to both real and personal estate
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the order Of
this Court herson bearing date the eeth day of
February, 1860, yon, and each Of you, are
hereby notified and required to appear before
this Conrt, ut the Court House, in III. city Of
Red Wing, in said county, on the 22d day Of
March next, ut ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
attend the probate of such will.
In testimony whereof. We have caused the
seal Of our said Probate Court to be hercunto
affixed. Witness, Orrin Densmore, Judge Of
the Probate Court aforesaid: at his office in the
city Of Red Wing, this 10Th day Of February,
A. ID. 1860. ORRIN DENSMORE.
Judge of Probate.
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ID ESrRUCTiVE CONFEDERATION
s. Business Buildings Destroy cd F.!
4 10n OOO w,urI1 or pRnprprv vosr

Aoout one o'clock yesterday morning,
wooden building on the south side Of Thirt
street near Jackson, was discovered to he OF
fire, and the flames spread with such rapid
ity and force as to consume every buildin,
on that side Of the street, between Rober
and Jackson, together with dwelling houses
in the rear.
The street being narrow. and the heat s.
intense as to prevent the firemen occupyin.
it effectively, the buildings on the nor
side soon ignitcd, and every building on tina
side with the exception Of Larpenteur'
brick store, Beaumont {, Gordon's ant
Bidwell's stone buildings, from Robert t,
Jackson, was entirely consumed.
From Third street the cont1agration ex
tended down Robert street, taking ever,
building in its course to Fourth, with tn,
exception Of Vetal Gurein's unoccupied ston'
building and Wilionghby's stable Tn,
stone building proved barrier to its iurthe
progress in that direction, and probably pre-
vented the destruction Of all the building
between jackson and Robert strcets-per
haps Is far down as Seventh street, as tn,
wind was in that direction.
At one time, to all appearance, the fame
were unconquerable, and people began t
despair ofsaving any Of the business porto,
Of lower town, but seting the futi:ity of at
tempting to suppress them, the fremen ben
all their efforts to prevent their spreadin,
across Robert street, and were successful.
The total number Of buildings entirly DIES
troyed was thirty -four, being the larges
number ever burnt in st Paul at one time
They were mostly Of wo"d. and not Of tn,
best class, but with modern improvements
most Of them made respectable and conve
nient stores. The upper stories Of seine o
them were used as residences, and probabl,
some fifteen or twenty families lost theil
homes, for the time.
1t is difficult to estimate the total amour
Of losses sustained by this fire, but no ont
sets it at less than $lo0D)o.-[Pion q
S.turday.]
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The city Of Chicago-the Press. d 7I;-
5,ne informs the country--was turned up
side down on account of the election of John
Wentworth, Mayor thereof. If the Press d
Tribune is to be believed, this Wentworth is
the worst man in Chicago, licentious, o.
scene, corrupt, drunken, prodigate in all
relations in public and private life. And
great are the rejoicings Of the Republican
party over the election of this man. 1t is
proclaimed "glorious victory" What
does all this prove? Simply that the Re-
publican party in Chicago has been so dis
cplined that men go with it under the or
ders Of King Caucus, and ask no questions.
This from party point Of view may seem
very desirable. But to us it looks like a
total surrender Of manhood, which is the
most sorrowful thing that may happen in a
community.-Ctncnmot Commercial.
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THE CHICAGO CoNvENr1oN-The change Of
time for hnldingthe Republican Chicago Con-
vention will have the effect, if not Of reduc-
ing the number Of candidates, Of checking
the Zeal and obstinacy with which they will
be pressed. Nearly every State has favor
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 Of each in the success Of it's
candidate. The Convention is now sum-
moned for the 18th of May, which leaves
some ton weeks still for preliminary discus
sion.
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CHARLEsrowN, Va, l6.

100000 CHARLESTowN, va, 10.
The town was thronged with visitors to-
day, and several companies Of military were
in attendance.
Stephens and .iartlett were hung at neon.
They appeared resigned to their fate. Ste
phen' died very hard, while Hartlett died
without struggle. Both exhibited great
nrmneS9. - L.. IL -. Il.
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"SOLO mELODIsT.~
~ II y I q F. F E d 8
. The undersigned having raised superior
Wammuth Prolific Rcan.

white, and Of lnealy 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 bunshes
bunch. Nine cents per package. mailed. Also,
PURE HUBBARD SQUASH.
which is not surpassed in dclicncy Of flavor by
any vegetable, and for Pies cannot be cxcclled {:
flesh It'd. closc-graincd, firm in texture. and
rich cream color. Twelve cents per package,
mailed. Address,
G. V. RAPELYE,
"Carc Of Horticultural Monthly"
MOYYisisE1is n y
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

GRATING THE GkAPE.--The editor Of
the American otiom Pllnter. says:
Having practiced grapes for the last ten
years, l never found any difficulty in this
operation in fact, they graft as easy as any
other fruit. Instead Of propagating grape
vines, as is usually done, by single eye as
a cutting, l always found it more sure way
to graft them to piece Of root, and if it BE-
a rare kind, Of a long jointed growth, as
American grapes generally are, one bud was
sufficient. l hardly ever lost more than
five per cent. l never used any grating
wax, but planted the CRAFTS in the ground
Immediately, and covered consequently the
united piece with earth. This is undoubt.
eddy much safer plan than relying on sin
gle buds as cuttings. When grating on
stumps, taking two or three buds on the
graft, have sometimes had grapes the frs,
season, but always fair crop tho second
summer.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

BACKING DowN.-Two black Republican
members Of the Senate attended the opera
the other night, and sat beside two or three
'' cullud pussons' in the gallery. Two or
three more Of the same species, attracted
by the affinity" Joined the group, which
socn drew the attention Of the audience to
it, and made the position Of the Senator'S =
little too conspicuous, and they bolted. We
hope the constituents Of Messrs. King and
VIM will stiffen their backbones . little
that they may stand by their principles
f" 10 your tents, o 1srael."-Po,,eer.
So, so I! We have the practical operation
of the progress Of liberty, at last. Well, let
her run. It's very proper that affinities
should unite. Roll on, silver moon."--
WiMonN Democrat
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n. B.-Japan Apple Pie Melon. Nine
cents package The three for q cents. Also,
a good variety Of other choice seeds. lssw2
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LATER FROM MEXICO AND TExAs.

LATER FROM MEXICO AND TEXAS.
New ORLEANS. March 1.-THE schooner
Arrogant, from Vera Cruz on the I'd inst.
has arrived.
Miramon had reached San Juan; thr..
leagues from Vera Cruz on the 3D.. Unrest
ening Alvarado and Vera Cruz.
Two vessels fitted out at Campe.chy.,
were sent 10 Vera Cruz, for tho purpose Of
assisting the Liberals in the transportation Of
provisions and munitions.
Gen. Houston's dispatch to Mr.. McCulloch
says there will be stirring times on the Rio
Grande ere long.
Massilla, Arizona, dates to the "a, are re-
|ceived.
A serious difficulty had occurred between
American and Mexican settlers. Several
were killed on both sides. The Mexicans
outnun'bering, surrounded by the Ameri-
cans, who sent to Fort Fillmore for troops.
" The Auburn Union boast Of . skater
in that city BY the name Of Henry Carr,
who jumped twenty feet on skates, and
skated mile in two minutes A locomo-
tive is the only thing ahead Of such cart.
@The condition Of Attorney General
BLACK began to change very much for the,
worse on Saturday. He was suffering violent
pain in the region Of the heart.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
II Notice is hereby given that On election
will be held at the District School House, in
the city Of Red Wing, Goodhue county. Min
nesota, on tho Sd day OF April next, for the
purpose Of electing the following city officers,
to wit:
A CITY MAYOR,
CITY CLERK,
AJUSTICE OF THE PEACE. and
| THREE COUNCILNEN.
The polls will be open from twelve O'Clock
at noon till four o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day. Dated, March 2lst, 1860.
| HANS MATTSON,
190-w2 City Clerk
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0TThe condition Of Attorney General
BLACK began to change very much for the,
worse on Saturday. He was suffering violent
pain in the region Of the heart.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-21

r OOKlNG GLASS PLATES, Of al sizes. e
- 171yl KELLoss'sDRue Sro1l--.
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T. SASDFORD, Mort&eg0e:.
Atty for Mort4agcc. s;1 183-w(
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Form Of Proposal, Guaranty, and
Certificate.

IT0p0Sul.
The undersigned ---, whose post office
address is --, county OF ---, State OF
-, proposes to convey the mails Of the Uni
ted States, from July j. 1860, to june 30, 1864,
nm route No. ----, between ------- and
-, under the advertisement of the Post
master General dated December 10. 1859,
with celerity, certainty, and security" for the
annual sum Of ------ dollars.
This pyopocal is made aoitt fuH knowledge Of
The distance ofthe route, tie ,oeight Of the mail to
be carried, and all other particulars in reference
TO the route snd servicc, and, also, after careful er-
animation ofth laws and instructions attached to
the advertisement.
Dated
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II. The contracts are to be executed and re-
turned to the department by oa before the lSt
day of August 1860 but the service must be
commenced on the 1st July preceding, or no
the mail day next after that date, whether the
contracts be executed or not. No proposition
to transfer will be considered until the contracts
are executed and received at the department;
and then no transfer will he allowed unless
good and sufficient reasons therefor are given,
to be determined by the department. In all
cases the retiring contractor will be required to
become one fthe sureties on the new contract.
IS. Postmasters at offices on or near rail
roads, but more than eighty rods from a station,
will, Immediately after the 3lst of March next,
report their exact distance from the nearest
station and how they are otherwise supplied
with the mail, to enable the Postmaster Gener.
al to direct mail messenger supply from the
lst ofJuly next.
10. Section eighteen OF an act OF Congress ap-
proved March 8, 1845, provides that contrac s
for the transportation of the mail shall be let
I'm every case to the lowest bidder rendering
sufficient guarantees for faithful performance,
without other reference to the mode OF such
transportation than may be necessary to provide
for the due celerty, certainty, and security of
such transportation" Under this law, bids
that propose to transport the mail with "ce
Gritty, certainty, and security" having been
decided to be the only legal bids, are constru-
ed as providing Tor the entire mail, however
large, and whatever may be the mode of con-
veyance necessary to insure its celebrity, GER
tainty, and security" and will have the pre-
ference over all others.
90 A modification Of bid in any o. its os-
sental terms is tantamount to a new bid, and
cannot be received, so as to interfere with reg
ular competition, after the last hour set for re-
ceiying bids. Making new bid, with guaran-
ty and certificate, is the only way to modify a
previous bid.
81 Postmasters are to be careful not to GER
tiy the sufticiency OF guarantors or sureties
without knowing that they are persons of suf
fcient responsibility; and all bidders, guaran-
tors, and suretes are distinctly notified that on
a failure to enter into or perform the contracts
for the service proposed for in the accepted bids
their legal liabilities will be enforced against
them.
%. Present contractors, and persons known
at the department, must, equally with Others
procure gnarantors and certificates OF their suf-
ficiency must be signed by postmaster or by
judge of court of record. No other certi-
ficate will be admitted
j. HOLT,
Postmaster General.
January 25, 1660-Gw1aw.
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
AND
IT'S REMEDY.
FULToN7S
" o. q t ble Cong h Svr

8 " " u " " 3 IL ~ y ~ r.
Futons cough syrup for Coughs;
Fulton'S cough syrup for Bleeding Of the Lungs;
Fulton's cough syrup for z insey;
Fulton's cough syrup for Difficulty of Breathing;
Fnlons cough syrup for Phthsic:
Fulon's cough syrnp for Bronchitis;
Fulton's cough syrup fer Minister'S Sore Throat;
Fulton's cough syrup for Weakness of the Chest;
Fulton's cough syrup for Inward Ulcers;
Fulton's cough syrup for Splitting Blood,
Fulton's cough syrup for Asthma;
Full toms cough syrup for Influenza;
Fulton's cough syrup for Group;
Fultons cough syrup Tor Pain in the Breast;
Fultons cough syrup for Hoarseness;
Futons cough syrup for all Catarrahal affections;
Futons cough syrup fol- inflammation of Lungs;
Futons cough syrup for Incipient Consumption
and Coughs originating from whatever cause, and
no matter of how long standing
So many are daily suffering from the above dis.
eases--all symptoms of Consnmption-who will
never admit that there is any seed OF that fatal dis
ease in their syetem; and the symptoms shsw them
selves in many cases, so gradually that the victim
Is as capable as ever of attending to the business
and enjoying the pleasures OF liie He heods not
the slight Inconvenience OF OF coughs and colds,
till the disease is far progressed that the symp
toms of Consumption become uumistakable. IL Is
with this view that would describe some of the
early symptoms, hoping that, if this meets the eye
OF the early sufferer he may give il his undivided
attention Habituai costveness, Liability to take
cold; Habtua Billousness; Rushing of Blood to the
head; Dizziness; Pain In the Shoulders Pain under
the Shoulders and Shoulder Blades; frequent cold
Feet and Hacking Cough; the coughing up OF a
lightest Phlegm often rather tough and stringy;
Difficulty Of Brea hing, for Shortness Of Breath
Cold chills in the morning, with Fever after; Flush
and red cheeks, on excitement; Splitting up OF mat
ter steeaked with Blood; Frequent Emaciation and
Debility; Flesh Soft and Flabby, and rather Clam.
my; Flying pains in the chest, side and shoulders;
requens fits OF coughing on awakening in the
morning; frequent attacks Of DiarrhGa; Pains in
the Breast and Phthisc in early life-all OF these
are signs of the approach of that Consumption
which, if neglected when first felt, will probably
teminate in death.
We would then say 10 you, reader, work and act
that you may save much suffering in alter lte and
perhaps escape early death.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
Prepared by s-.
j. WI. FULTON,
Masonic Hall, Pittsburgh, PA. q
And sold by John Beall, Cadiz and lsaa c Lewis,
Short Creek, Ohio.
Dec. %, 1859-4m
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Hrnrnlfl.

The undersigned, residing at -, State OF
-. undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. BE accep-
ted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior to the 1st day ofAugust, 1860. enter into
the required obligation, or contract, to perform
the service proposed, with good and sufficient
sureties.
This zoe do, understanding distinctly The oJliga.
tiOns and liabilities assumed By gaarantOrs under
the 27u section Of dls act Of Congress Of Jaly 2,
1886.
Dated
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United States Mail.
Posr OEFrcE DEPARTMENT.

PosT 0EFIcE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, December 10, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract
Office of this Department Vatil Q p. m. Of Sat
urday, March 81, 1880, Tor conveying the
mails Of the United States for four years, com
mencipg July 1, 1850, and ending June so,
1854, in the State Of Ohio, on the routes and
by the schedules Of departures and arrivals
herein specified.
Decisions announced by April "a, 1860,
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S. B, SHOTWELL.
at Law and Solicitor I'm
Th1McCry.

AttOFuey NJ La" ana SOtICltOf M
Chanccry.
CADIZ, OHIO.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and ad-
~ joining counties, and gives especial and prompt
attention to Collecting business of Exc cute ors, Ad
Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales
Of Ian, s, settlement of Estates, Titles to Real
Estates, Conveyancing, Suits at Law and in Chan
Gerry, loaning and investment of money, AMI all
other professional business placed in his charge
2%T He is Agent for the State Bank of Ohio and
others, for loanng money, &c, &c.
QTOfice in kilgore's Corner, on Market street
January 25 1860
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Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster at -,State
Of, certifeS, UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE,
that he is acquainted with the above guarantors,
and knows them to be men OF property, and a.
bic to make good their guaranty,
Dated
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T OCtWtTto7
January 25, 1660-Gw1aw.
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Great Reduction
IN PRICE.
JOHN COLEMAN.

HAVING purchased the entire stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, &C., of c. D. Beebout, will sell
them at prices to suit the times. s. now il you
want some goods at prices never before known
come right along.
have in connection with the stock purchased the
book accounts of G D. BeebouI, all knowing then-
selves indebted will call and pay Immediately.
Cndiz, January 25, go
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w. WI. EKOYT 81 CO.,

SsSs3 w. WI. IHOYT 81 CO.,
--zsaAaa-- ROCHESTER,, N. Y,
WILL deliver in Harrison, Belmont, jefferson
and Guernsey ties, for Spring setting of 1860,
the following Stocks:
Apple Trees 3 and years old average to 7 feet.
Peach - 2 " fine
Cherry Sc 3 " " We fine.
Pear Standard.
Pear DIV arr bearing on Ounce
Plum, Apricots Grape vines, Siberian Grab,
Ounce, Cu.rants, Black English, Black Naples,
Cherry Victoria, White Grape White Ouch, &c.
Goosberries Anne rican, Crown Bob, &c. Black.
berries, Lawton or New, Rochellh, Newmans
thornless Dorchester and others. Strawberries
Bostou Pine Black Prince Brightons Pine, Hook
ers Seeding, large early Scarlet, Rival Hudson,
Cincinnati Superior, &c. Rasberries of all kinds
Evergreens and or namental trees. Roses in vari,
cites.
Stock delivered fresh and healthy and true to
name.
After many years experience we hatter ourselves
of having one among the best stocks grown in the
United States, and hope to give good satisfaction
to all who favor us with their orders.
J. g. HATCHER, Agent, Cadiz, 0.
VINCENT BoGGs and JESSE ARNOLD, Agents at Mt
Pleasant, Ohio.
Jan 25, 60.2m.
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Bacon! Bnc0n!! BaCOm!!l
IUSr Received fine lot of Hams and Shoulders
y at the Corner Grocery. s. GEORGE Jr
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Arrive at cambridge by 81 m;
Leave cambridge daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive q, st. clairvlle by SPIN.
sOls From Saint clairsville, by East Richland,
Uniontown, Flushing, and New Athens, TO
Csdiz, "a miles and back, twice a week
Leave 81. clairsville Tuesday and Saturday at
Sam;
Arrive at Cadiz by SPIN;
Leave Csdiz Monday and Friday a,lpm;
Arrive at St. elairsville by 8 pm.
Proposals are invited for three times week
service.
sol6 From Saint clarsyille, by Jacobsburg, rapti.
ma, Wheatland Mills; Arms,rongs's Mills,
BealisvilIe, Ozark. Wood sfeld, Pitcher,
Hunter, Demos, and Warnock, to St cairs-
vile, squal to 3S miles and back, twice
week.
leave ST, clairsville Tuesday and Friday at 6
Arrive at Bealsville by SPIN;
Leave Beallsville Wednesd ay and Saturday at
Arrive q, Woodsfield by 9 am;
Leave Woodsfeld Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive al BsalIsvilIe by Ipm;
Arrive at vt clsirsville by SPIN;
soi7 From BsrnesviIle, BY Temperanesyille, At:
las, calais, and M Miltonsburg, to IWoodsdeid
~ miles and back, twice week.
Leave Bsrnesyille Tuesday and F'iday ct II
m Arrive at Woodsfeld oy p m;
Leave Woodshsld Wednesday sand Saturday
s attain;
Arrive at Barnesyilie BY lam.
ae,a Fran GAINESVILLE, by Somerton, Malaga, and
Hope Ridge. to Woodsfe!d 10 mile and back.
ak times week
Leave Barnesville daily, except Sunday, at 8
Arrive al Woodsheld by pm;
= ieays WoodsfeId daily, except Sunday, at2
pm,