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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21
CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGlSLAT.
I'VE SUMMARY.

OoNd"ESo'-SO sPeaAeF yet' Inc ne
publicans are beginning to agitate the ques
|tian Of presenting another candidate il
place of Sherman. -
LEa1sLATURE.-Thls body has concluded
to set until next July, doing nothing. w,
give below specimen Of their Performance,
on the Bill for establishing the State Prise,
at Red Wing. This city is not very anxiou!
for the success Of the measure, for its evil
would probably, in the long run, counterbal
ance its benefits. But it is burning sham,
that the State University, the State Prison
and the State Capital are all situated within
a plat Of ground not twenty miles square,
At least the first two of these three Shout,
be moved to the west side of the river. TIL
great ::greediness always displayed by S,
Anthony in the matter Of the University
the hundred thousand dollars Of which sh
has plundered the Seate in order to retail
it, with nothing but great ugly useless pill
Of stones to show for it, should more tia
counterbalancc the claims given by its 70
mantle situation-whish, by-the-by, ar
more than equalled by many other towns il
Southern. Minnesota.
As for Saltwater, no penal laws should b
made SO cruel as to condemn human bein
to confinement within the limits of such a,
abominable filthy and vile place. Human
ty, aside from the claims of other places
should dictate the immediate removal of tn
Prison ElE
Here is the Minnesota legislation we re
fered to-two months Of such proceeding
ought certainly to be enough: III
The Senate went into the Committee O
the Whole, Mr.. Andrews in the chair.
The buncombe bill introduced Nv Mr.
McLaren, for the location of State Prison
at Red Wing, in Goodhue county, was re-
considered
Mr.. PETIT moved that wherever Rec
Wing occurs that Owatonna he substituted
except in the seventh section by which
all expenses would be paid by the citizen.
Of Red Wing:
Another Senator movsr that whereye,
the word Red occurs, that the word Grow
be substituted af !
Mr.. McLaren impiored the Senate no
to kill the bill by the amendments proposed
Mr.. BALDWIN moved that before thu
word Crow the: word Black be inserted.
Mr. RoBINsoN moved that when the com
mittee rise, the bill be referred to the war
den Of the Penitentiary.
Mr.. HEAToN moved that it b, referred
to the committee on Indian Affairs.
The bill after few more amendments and
motions Of like character, was referred tc
the Committee on Indian affairs. .sa
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r OST in RED WING,

T OST IN RED WING, eaxs
~ On Saturday the l4th inst, lady's cold
Chain with heart shaped slide and watch kew
attached, cameo Masonic Pin, and a pair of
Ear DrePs-whelt lost they we're in 1apann1d
worn and out IF lepaif: xny person return returning
the above articles to this office, or to r. L:
PHILLIPS ESQ.,, Cen1xi' Point, viii he suitably
January 20, 1860, lslws;
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| MORTGAGES SALE.
| Nl Whereas default !

M Ohl0AOE SALE.
w Whereas default has been made in the
condition Ola certain mortgage bearing date on
the Goth day Of March, A. y. 1859 made, exc
cuted and delivered by John W. Brown. asSd.
Mary, his wife, both Of the city Of Red Wing,
county Of Goodhue, and State Of Minnesota, to
Charles Cha holbrooks Of the same place which
of the Register Of Deeds ofsaid county Of Good:
hue, on the 26th day of March, A. b. 1859, 81
~ o'clock in the afternoon, and was duly re-
corded in Book six (6) of mortgages, on page
81 of tho records of said county, in and by
which said mortgage the said grantors bar
gained, sold and conveyed unto the said Hol-'
scribed tract or parcel Of land, lying and being
in said county of Goodhue, and described as
follows, viz: the west half of section two (9)
town one hundred and ten (ll0) north, Of range
fifteen Us )west. 80 sUa'tf5
;. Whlch said mortgages was executed and de-
the said Holbrook OF the sum of, one hundred
and seventy seven dollars ($l77), and interest
according to the condition Of certain prom
tE1issory note made by the said John w. Brown,
lPayable to the said Holbrook, for the said sum
OF ONO hundred and seventy seven aollaSS
A. ID. 1883, and due in six months thereafter-
Upon which there is claimed 10 b. due, ut tho
date OF the first publication Of this notice. the
sum OF one hundred and eighty lone dollars and
ten cents (Slsl.lo), and no suit or proceedings
at law or otherwise having been instituted Or
had to recover the said debt or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance and By virtue Of power of sale
contained in sal, mortgage, and OF the statute
IN such case made and provided, the mortgaged
premises above described will be sold at public
auction: to the highest bidder, for cash, by the
Sheriff of Goodhue county, at the front door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Red Wing, afore-
said, on Monday, the fifth day Of March, A. d.
1860: at ten O'Clock in the forenoon: to pay and
satisfy thc principal and interest due on said
note and secured by said mortgage, and tho
costs and expenses oisaid sale.
| Dated, January 21st. 1850.
! CHARLES l. HOLBROOk, Mortgage.
W. CoLv1LL, Jr., Atty. lsltd
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TX a U T o. N. .e,..g4 .z.s
~ All persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or taking as pledge or other eca
curity, a land warrant No. 42 1888 for 100 acres;
possession Of Charles w. Beers, of Red Wing.
Minnesota. as my agent to locate the same.
Dec. 81, 1859. '' i7sxs !
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@There were probably never before 50
large number of artists in New York as
at the present time, and there is great diff
Guilty in finding an unoccupied room suita-
BILE for a studio. That nest of Artists in
Tenth street called the studio which was
regarded very wild speculation when it
was built, has not vacant apartment in it
and the liberal proprietor oft, who built it
for the accommodation of artists, without any
anticipations of profit, is now receiving ten
per cent. on the capital invested.
The artists Of the Studio buildings are to
give exclusive receptions, IN which no works
will be exhibited but those produced by the
clustered occupants Of the building ITSELF
The exkibition-rcom is rather small for the
company generally invited, but as on these
occasions the artists illuminate their rooms
and receive their friends in their own. special
apartments, there is room enough for the
crowd and peculiar interest is impaired to
the occasion. BY the opportunity to see the
works that tho artists have on their easels.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

,AIANTED $25,olo worth Of Cash or Pro-
Nveduce for tho stock of Goods 1t F0oT'S: Z.
II OOK1NG GLASS PLATES, Of al sizes, 1t
L. 11lyl KEL1oea's Dsuo s1oxE.-x
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THE SENTINEL.
rUBLlsHED by
I.lI"Tl-EFIEI.D & MAGINNTS
WILLIAM coLvrLC.. JH.r EDITOR
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
RED WING, MINI. JAN. 81, 1860.

This body assembled at St. Paul on the
18th inst, as per programme Mastering,
including those who did not reside in the
counties, they took upon themselves to rep
resent, and in other instances allowing:one
person to represent the whole delegation OF
county-ll2 votes. This result, as well as
the general character Of the proceedings, are
what might have been expected, when the
Pioneer as umed its position as the special
champion Of Senator Douglas, and waged
without remorse, war of determination
upon Senator Rice and Joe Brown.
Now any one acquainted with the history
|of our State would smile to think Of Earle
Goodrich, trying TO play political game: Of
chess with Joe Brown, and Joe's visibility
must have been particularly excited when
the Earle commenced the game by most fe
rociously exposing the niger in the fence
contained in that indefinite call for the
State Convention Of last August, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for the
State offices and transactins such other bu-
siness as may come before it." Yes, there
was some great villainy to be transacted.
The Administration, represented by Joe as
Chairman Of the Committee, was going to
have that Convention, elect delegates to
Charleston" To I've sure great many good
Democrats asked "why not ? What bet.
ter time can there be for it than when the
whole State is represented and the success
Of the party depends materially upon the
hearty endorsement Of Senator Douglas :
But that didn't suit the Earl's plans and
Joe Brown was obliged-so as o postpone
the 'such other business'' until the middle
of winter, when there would he but small
representations Of the people, while the office
holders would of course all turn QUITO
back down and disclaim any such intention
and the earl had accomplished the first o.
his brilliant ma noeuvres against the Admins
tration. is aa ..I
The next move was to kill off Senate,
Rice in like manner-aud 50 he was blowed
sky-high, for expressing the opinion to some
one before election that tho Ronuhl;o,rs
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Dated at Red Wing, MIMI, Jan. Is, AID. 1860.
WILDER Il W1LL1sroN,
Attorneys for Mortgage. 18lw8
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-01-21

0UU, StllOHS VI vi dsO VIlc uOll6T Der
gallon, $s7, 100000 !; 762,s0O tuns OF
oil, cake at $25 per tun, $l9,057, 900.
Total, $108, ~, 0O0
The total amount. Of gold and silver
yielded by all the mines in the world,
fom the birth of Christ down to the
year 1856, has been estimated at sir-
nsl thousand too hundred and nine
millions, too hundred thousand.
Keenan,. the "B:nicia Boy" left
New York Oh, the 18th inst, on the
steamer Asia, for England, to prepare
for the fight with Tom. Savers, cham
pion of England. The match is to
take place on the 10th Of next April.
Native iron has been discovered in
but very few parts of the world. Spec
linens have been found in Austria {;
and in Canaan, Conn.,, there exists a
Iseam of native iron, two inches in
thickness, from which borse-nails have
been forged. rfu h
One contented with what he has
done, stands but a small chance of be-
aomipg famous for what he will, do.
He has lain down to die-.-tl,e grass is
already growing over him. r#..,a i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
PURLLO MEsrING IN CUMBERLAND.

Al a meeting Of the people Of Cumberland, irrespec-
tive Of parties held .. he Court House on Monday the
26,h Of November, that being Court day, Dr. Robert
Henderson called TO the chair and Henry r. johnson
elected Secretary.
On molioa Of VIM. A. Perkins, the following gentle
men we're appointed committee 70 dra and report
olutons for the action Of the meeting D. Irving. Jno
W. Wilson, James D. Isbel, VIM. A Perkins VIM. W.
Wilson, Col v Parish, Edward S Brown, Richard c.
Thornton. John c. Crosder, Henry r johnson. Doctor
shields, Henry T Parish and c. Ryals.
The above Committee in a few minutes reported,
through their Chairman r. D. Irving the following res-
olu ions which were passed unanimously:
Viewing with apprehension the present condition OF
the political affairs consequent the election Of Abra-
ham Lincoln to the Presidency of the United States,
lst Resolved That We the people Of Cumberland
approve the action Of Gov Leeher in calling together
the Legislature Of Virginia and recommend if pTactiea-
be thai il be convened At earlier day than the 7h Of
January next
"a Resolved That We approve Of the call Of State
Convention.
o. motion Of De. Shields,
Sd. Rssolusd That copy of the proceedings Of this
meeting be sent Gov Lsteher and also the Richmond,
Pe,erbufg and Fsrmylie papers for publication.
o. motion Of Dr.. Shields the meeting adjourned until
December Court
ROBERT HENDERSON, CHM.
Wrxpv L IouNsoy Ssc'y
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EyrRiorIoS oF FrG,uvE Saws ~ CANADA.--An Ls-
t-rs1i1l Csss-A dispatch Published YESTERDAY stated
thai case growing Of ths arrest Of Fugitive slave
from sour charged With murder was argued az length
on saturday before tbs Court of ,esns Bench. az To
r1n.o Canada and that The decision whether the slave
b. given No % the United S,ass authorities not will
be rendered to-day. The Toronto Leader referring 90
the case. Saws;
Tais slave. whose name is Jones, appears 20 have
been 10 the act Of running away; when, finding be
pursued BY bis master be turned upon and killed him
the master having, in bis turn, for bis fe Under
these circumstances the eEtrad ion Of the fugitive slave
and accused murderer demanded. There Is nothing 10
take the case Of Jonsi Of the ordinary category,
cep. that be q slave aud that be vas 10 the act Of
attempting % escape from servitude when the alleged
murder va committed slave is nos authorized 20
commit murder and Il Jones be guilty Of tho crime
charged against him nothing 10 the Ashbur-
ton treaty % exempt him from e1traditou.
TIE treaty, "a dealing W;h cases Of murder does not
exempt slaves from the penalties due TO the crime, aud
ri, can be shown that he guilty Of murder, We can
see no reason uhy Jones should be sent back for T
a. Tbs case l. novel one and 10 IS Just well that 10
be crcumspeCy dealt With. While sh0sing every desire
% give lhe eArai loo clauses Of the Ashourton treaty
due effect ia case Of this knd the Canadian authorities
felt that the prisoner ought 20 have every chance that the
aE affords SHOWN him. The government, instead Of a.
loving the case 70 be disposed Of By magistrate has
ferred % the judges snd provided for the due defense
othe prisoner The opposition party have, a. usual a.
tempted % condea the government for she course has
taken. unlesl they intend % lay /, douu as maSim
that slave Is eutiled eommi, murder without being
called upon e1pate bis crime it Is dnculi 20 under
stand The drift Of their objection. Although iI was known
that the government % provide for The defense Of
she prisoner subscription has been gotten up By oppo
siaon patriots for that purpose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

COMMIssIONER,s JAZZ OF VALUABLE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ LANDIN CHARLES CITY COUNrY.-PursuRnt to decree
OF the Cir u Court OF Charles City county In the OF Mors
Guardians Mastoa and wife Others the undersigned Com
missone will the frs day Of January next At Charles City
Court House. az II o'clock NJ . SELL At public auction
that estae Charles City county, called Burlng
ton" With all the real In the said oounty whereof
Edward Major, deceased "ded SIZED seed Of entitled
to-"
THIS estate will be before the day plat Of
the will be made for TIE Inform alton o concerned
II contain between and eht hundred
VIII e hundred and seventy cleared LAND
beautifully level well enclosed and Ia, been greatly improved
by the Of mari soveF and vegetable the rest ne
covered With pine oak tim suitable for Ia nber and cord
wood which, in quality and quantity equal TO any In
ouniy The ngs Ia good order, and amply sufficient
f,r the accommodation Of a family
This very desirable estate miles below the Court House
the andy road within tFl miles James River and
within mle Ct puoc lanang Qieel Greek OF It's
huts gahs for Lgtets snd Ks Of the largest SIZE
abcutte Of nelshbohO d. equal In Virginia
convenient to chuhei mills workshops Court House ALd Pest
Once.
such property rarely offered for sale well worthy the
attention Of persons desire prosecute With signal
the wood and lumoer business
reside very near place, and will Afford all psrloni fAel
lilies FOE exam ming the estate
1EEdOash ent OF suit AMI OF sale
For the residue three years, IN purchN
give e. personal security for the payment Of the
purchase money eQus portions bearing Interest from the day
sale tile will be retained the fiy made
purchaser prefers do he purchase
ey, and nave his deed Immediately,
The uace sold tracts II detl ed by bidders and
considered by commissioner advantageous the parties Inter
estei 90 u DO THO. n. WILCOX,
no29 Special Conn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

To he Editor Of The Whig.
notice in an editorial this morning 10 the Dispatch,
upon the subject Of the recent State eec onthat the
Electoral OF the State Of Virginia will probably be
divided between Bel and Breckenridge.
Without intending in the slightes! degree 20 reflect
uDOa the the present Executive Of the State may
deem his duty 70 pursue 10 calling together the Flee
tora Colege-lor all parties must sccO7d TO him perfect
farm s. and honesty the discharge Of bis official duty
-nevertheless must be apparent to the understand
Jog OF every rightminded man in the Commonwealth,
that majority Of the legal voters Of this State have cast
their surages for the Bell and Everett ticket aud if ad
vantage Is sought 70 be taken Of such informally as
the misspsling Of the name Of Eec,or the Bell
and Everett ticket, or any other hocn poeus trick 10
defea. the wishes Of the sovereign people Of any cleo
tora district 10 this STATE and thus deny them their
siitutiona rights in this eeciou Il has been done TO
save the Breckenridge betors Who have saked their
money upon the IA. result that Bell would not carry
the vote Of the State For If the electoral vote is dvi
jei-as foresh,dowed in the article Of the Dpltch-
.le bets thus made would be considered as drawn.
Under these circumstances trust that the Bell and
Everett; Electors when they shall meet in this city the
oh pro1imo viii Insist upon casting the whole vote OF
the State for Bell aud Everett, no portion of it for
them
Again if il is the duty OF nobody else let the 0pposi
lion members Of the Legislature when it meets here in
January next, institute a searching Investigation into
the election returns of this State tor the last 20 years
10th Safe and Federal
FAIR PA
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HANProS RoAns, Nov. 29-The bark Oasis, l2S days
from Caao has arrived In gale on the coast she was
damaged in her rigging, and had her masts sprung
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

SIxTY-six EGROEs FOR SALE, AND A
y lurgc amount OF 9th, = personal property.--
BY viFius OF deed Il executed
Mstkna 81 Charlotte utty, they viii proceed TUE DAY,
the 18th dsy NJ December fair the fair day
thereafter at III. reside ave miles from KeySy the Rich
mond and awhile Ralcad TO make Of AL the stock crops
faFm grpiemens househo and NJ chen furniture
~ HIN, consisting OF 30 lead ~ vsuab broke horses and
mules ab,ut 90 head Of eGir including lea 81
hvad cfhog and 90 head Of sheep eo number q carts and
wagons carriage and buggy; superior p
aud such other articles Of furniture uusly found In
gentemAn's house.
They will WEDNESDAY, the 18Th December ,x II fair
net the next fair ~ thereafter place,
puic auction CO Vsuabe m ely Ne ROFs including co.
an children, among them Practical Ens iDerTs
capable Of managing and running steam engne AID circular
saw.
TElAs Por a under l20 cash. for all over that
ameutt credit Of six months vii be given t.krg the rur
bonds Win approved security, beaHg non the
date.
THOa. wATEISs,
Mount Laurel, Halifax. T,.,...
r. vGAINRs trustees
no2H-tss p-ste's p-an,h Cbsrio..e
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~ TME GOVERNOR.

PROCLAMATION.
WWTHEREA9 appear received from the Cora
Nv ms1nsB appointed hv ms Commonwealth s1pcrnrnl
fh- E tln cf President anl Wee r-lyn % tho
q states that naioy % The vcJss "a said fecuon vas
ggsni Cor
aTU1MAs RRUCE. - HALIFAX,
MARMADCdE JOHNSON % Rthmond CITY,
LEMUEL j. B0WD ~ % WihA.a11urg
J. j. JACKsnN IA. Of wood.
t. ANDERsOs o. 70 khrd-e,
B. r. sHACKtLFpNO. % Faaqler,
b CALD sLf, n Oh o,
J. CHANDLER % No -tnIk City.
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN OF Miiil sex,
WILLIAM LAMB n NorioIz Civ,
JOHN r EDMCND3 % h.uax,
JANFR III % i-h rond CITY,
RICHARD A CLAYHx00K. o. Nosthu nbefland,
W &C. ANTONY, &C Rot-tlur,
J. w. N tssfE ~ .ocAb-dyc
1.~sf,re John cher DO hereby make p-ocla
ma 40, hat pe-slng bean flr essei Ee-;1l Tor
=. ID bs4.f 10 tas I'm OF F IA % v0s Tor Pee
: i.nt ana wise Presilsn. 1f ths Uutsl stAtef
e.. Goo, Ar. r-ls-ei By AZ tAe Capitol 10 The
Cy % Rshn,ad ths As, WiacftE Ia nes-loer nvNt be-
la H. ana DAY the 1 b. zen cock Tn the mornu.
Given u1d-r my hand az Governor, rnt under
Is ths lesser Sc lof ths ConmonEsata, q Richmond
n ~ 60 own JOHN LErcHsR
GE0ssE MCSEcEn. , 49,,
Secretary or the Connoautaih neo'-aiol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

DRISK PURE WArEs-Se. a pitcher Of water in a
room, and 60 few hours It ul have absorbed nearly
al the resped and pcrspred gases in the ROOM the air
Of shich s have become pures, but the utterly
filthy. The colder the * the greater is capacity
70 contain these gases At ordinary temperatures pint
o. water will contain pint Of cAroonic aci gas and
era pnts OF ammonia The capacity l. ery doubled by
reducing the the temperature Of thAt OF Ice.
Hence water kept 10 the awhile IL always unfit for
use. For the same reason the va'er 10 pump socS
should al be pumped in the morning before any is
u'ed Impure water injurious 20 the health than
impure air
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

A,tbs truly ,roaderfui merits 4 'is OrvgsHa,sd Bit
srs il curing Dyspepsia in its developments, be-
come known ard appreciated orders for it pouring
i1 from an parts Of the eOuntry-Norih South East and
West This 6l's the story
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30

THANKSGIVING AT THF NORTH.

WASHINGTON Nov. 29.-This day has been observed
As day Of Thanksgiving throughout the North. The
sermons at The churches al bad reference TO the political
condition Of the country aud 6ed With expressive
Union-oving sentiments.