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We learn that q most diabolical murder was COM
mitted in Sparta few night since. We did not learn
the name Of the individuals who committed the foul
deel but heard that the name Of the murdered man
was Mr.. Morgan who kept grocery IN Sparta:
Two or three men were arrested On the charge OF
H the crllnrS--B Pc MamUils NetG Era, Nor. 20.
We learn that difficulty occurred at drinking
house kept by Mr.. Medley, short distance from this
Mace on the road leading to Bersheba Springs, on
Monday evening last, in which Mr.. Harrison re
ceved one or Two severe cats from KNIFE. We ull
nnt learn the extent of the damage or the OF
person who used the knife.-Nc utaCiLe Mem Era
Nor. %. -as.t ts -''.
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CRY BANK PAPER AT PARII have twenty-five
thousand dollars in business paper, all on good and
solvent parties resiiing mostly Middle Tennessee
the greater portion Of which is due in the month Of
January 1861, and the balance in from six to eight
months thereafter. which amount will make
the usual Bank rates Of discount, and viii take
City Bank money at par.
d4t&w1t r. II. BRoCKwAT.
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The merchants Of Nashville are requested 70 mee'
at the Court House on Nenday evening next al %
o'clock to hear the report of the Committee apPol'
ed to investigate the causes of complaint against he
Louisyille ard Nashville Railroad Company. ----'-
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a LECTURE Ess.-Miss Helen Dresser the woman
that would not be MOrmon's WIFE, astonlshed the
natives, on last Sunday, by delivering couple OF
lectures at Masonic Hail. The men went, the women
did not at least the first lecture for that was the
only one we heard, and It little doubtful which
was % be congratulated, Miss d. for escaping from
the MOrmons, IT the Mormon that did not get her
for his wife. II reports true. something might
be said on both sides rdnklhs ReUiev, NoU 30
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" Rnteds
A Partner wanted with from 1000 to l,50O dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference will
please address ROBERT. I. y.
Nnr Is lS6O-tf -
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Taken ut par, by MYERS HUNT CO., in settle
ment of accounts or for Buggies, Carriages, &c.
nov29-dlw.. rassa- aaa 8, ssss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-01

City Bank money taken at par. IN any amount by
CoSE Bros, SO College Street
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DEPARTURES of Passenger Trains
N,szs,,Sr aso t,,fa 4raEooea--3s3O A. NJ. 3 P. n
slElEEssEn A1ss ALkBkNA--5s1E A M $500 r: A.:
loulsyIE4R AaB NAsEFTLLE--4s30 AAs 7tSo r ~;
- 6ailatin Express 4s45 P y.
RBsEgIELD ANp KEsruCzr--6s45 A n, 1'1o IN
FL - ARRIVAL OF Passenger Trains.
E.sRvuss AN sssar41NsoaA--ssOO A. N 5s30P 4
FRSz sssxK AEB AtABAEA--1OsOO A. NJ, SOY =. NJ 2
LoCHsvIlsa NAHHVILLR-2 A. NJ, $3.50 = ~:
Gailatin Express $3.50 4. N
ssstIEur kxb KrsrUcKx-I:05 A. NJ. and : 90 Z ~
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We are indebted TO FRANK NELLY Of the Adams
Express, for late New York papers.
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Notes on the CRY BANK OF NASHVILLE and on al
solvent Banks in South Carolina, Geargia, Alabama,
Kentucky or Tennessee, taken at par by OoNE Bios,
So College street, ktaasEA&
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ClOIh10R
We have large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear, which we are selling at
prices TO suit the times.
SoUrE CAROLINA, GEORGIA, ArABnA ana VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par.
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.sPANIC STRUCKl't
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
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TO RTIEDERS.I

EM1 are prepared to DO the TinsRooGing and other
w sheet Metal Work necessary in huilding in the
most substantial Manner and viii At the low
est possible rates 7. N ECBANK 4 CO.,
First door below Post Once on Charch street,
aps-d8w Nashville. Tenn
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IMPORTANT no FARMERS.
VANDEMARK'S
ChamceFy sale Of Land a1d other

ec27-tw&wlms
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HAVA A seq All >!
JOHN WHOKLEY. 80 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn,,---2O 900 Imported Ha-
vanaS.-.JUS7 RECEITED FROM IA EAEA.
stock for sale,
JouN WnomEY, 81 South Market Street offers tor
sale SIS 900 worth Of S0cA! Cal and see HIM
70 Call and try JOHN WHoRIEY's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco the best offered in Nashville.
A large assortment on hand and for sale at very
low prices!
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DUCKsKIN SHIFTS AND DaAWERS
ID Heavy and Light; received and for sale ty I'd
ectaO-a ]. II. McGIBL.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
William II. Powner,
SALE. S@ 80
lyl Dafault having beon made in the conc

MI OkIdAdE SALE. sE -.s.i4
yl Datault having beon made in the condi-
executed and delivered by Henry Leichte and
wife. Of the county of Goodbye and State Of
Minnesota. TO Thomas j. Clark, Of the same
county ard State, bearing date on the 18th day
of November, AID. 1853, upon the following
said eonty 81 aoodkuc
Minnesota. to wit: lot number eleven IL Yin
black number eight (3), in Sweney's Addition
to the town Of Red Wing, according to plat
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds
in and for said county, which said mortgage
said county, on the ssd day Of November, 1858,
ut O'Clock P. NJ, and was duly recorded in
book of mortgage deeds on pages 495 and 1876.
Said mortgage was, on the 9th day Of Februsry,
1853, duly assigned by the said Thomas j.
Clark to Catharinc Cook Of tho county of Good
hue, and State Of Minnesota, and tho assign
ment thereof filed for record. and duly recorded
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds for said
112codhue g 2o county, on the eth day of February,
1859 in booSS Of miscellaneous records. page
lls7. Said mortgage was. on the 18th day Of
August. 1859, duly assigned by the said Catha-
rine Cook to William Wheeler OF itthicc Tic county Of
Goodhue, and State Of Minnesota, and tins as
|signment thereof fled for record, and duly re-
corded in the Office Of Register Of Deeds for said
county Of Goodhue, on the 18th day Of August,
1889, Ut 1ON o'clock A. NJ, and recorded in
, book 9 of miscellaneous recoros, page 1877. upon
which said mortgage there is now claimed to be
DUE and DUE at the date ofthis notice, the sum
Of one hundred and nine & forty seven one hun
dredth dollars, (Slo9.47). No suit having been
instituted at law or otherwise for tho recovery
Of the sum secured to be paid, cE any part there
of. and the power of sale therein contained
having become operative, l2.,@
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power of sale in said mort
gage contained, and in pursuance Of the stat
premises will be offered for sale at public ven
due, at the front door Of the Court House, in the
city Of Red Wing, on Saturday, the 10th day Of
June A. d. 1860. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
Of said day, to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on said mortgage, with tho costs
and expenses of sale allowed by law.
Dated at Red Wing, this Q: st day Of April,
A. D. 1860, WILLIAM WHEELER.
,.s Assignee Of Mortgage.
MCCLURE, PARKER & MCCLURE, sz
195w6 Att'ysfor Assignee, .@2i
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

Skt0WOcbt10Ss va - "a
The yield Of this delicious berry bids fAir
to be an immense one this season. We
picked number of ripe ones last Monday.
r.seh.rlsy Ilt.s.,
The hs.d clerk of the steamer Golden
Era, We are under obligations for late East
ern papers. Charley IS true friend # the
Pres. long may he wave.
Accident. : =
a young man while playing cricket on
Main street. last "Wednesday, was struck in
the face by the ball, and his nose dislocated
by the concussion.
Agricultural Society aud Mechanics' In
There will be meeting Of the Board Of
Managers Of the" Goodhue County Ag.
rcultural Society aud Mechanics Insti,
tute," at the Court House, in the city
Of Red Wing Monday, June 4.h, 1860, At
2 o'clock P. n. Members Of the Board
and the society generally, are earnestly re.
quested to be present, As business Of great
Importance will come before tho meeting:
! ORR1N DENSMORE Pres.
Easterly's. H.
Situated on the Oronoco road, IL miles
from Red Wing, is q humble log cabin,
which Of itself presents no very remarkable
appearance, ;D:. is r:.:.:ee'ess we'll know n
(heuse to all who have ever ssd occasion ="
pass that way. It is not exactly giiae3a
palace, but it is noted for the nice dinners
which are served up in it, and the genuine
hospitality with which guests are entertained
Ivy; the landlord and his wife: The man
that can't keep hotel" can learn how by
calling on Easterly.
A scene Of LOveliness.
We doubt much if any place on the up
Per Mississippi; river, can boast Of more nat
ural beauties than our own city. The stu
alton Of the town is commanding, being
about thirty feet above the Mississippi river,
surrounded on two sides by large bluffs,
which at this season Of the year are dccked
with mantle Of living green. Opposite
tho city, is beautiful sheet Of water, known
as Lake Re-min- nc cha, which is four miles
in circumference and contains water suffi-
ciently deep to float yacht Of thirty tons
burden. We believe the natural and artiti-
c;al beauties Of our town will make up al
scene Of lovclines> that cannot be surpassed
any where.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
RCIAL.
RED Wing PRICE CURRENT.

Aag5luzt CORRECTED wExKLx. grFi'
=. Flour-Exsra 95 90; XXX - 90 v Dbl.
host--GOOd 800S5c. .5u ,yraf.9i IT,.
i Oats -25os0c Y bushel. ,rr.5 ..sa. :
a Corn--25080(035e shelled. .g..'.s .f..
l Pork-37<0Sc y ID in the hog. asa..sa 81.
Potatoes-25o3Oc. IafHr
,Seed-Timothy ~ SOFAS; Clover S707 50.
Beans-75c0Sl 25 " bush. .,
Butter-lOl21<l0c " fb.
Eggs-60sc " dozen. ~ H.
suear-N.O o 5000; refined 1l0l2c; crushed
and powdered 140l5c.
Syrup-N. y. soc 8. H. 7Oc golden 9oc.
Teas-40, 50, Is, 75(o>1 v fb.
Cohes-Rio l50l6c; Java 2Oc " ID.
Tooacco-Plag so0ioc; smoking lo(0lscts
Rne-cut chewing 4Oc.
Powdsr-Blsstine >srkeg; rifle 4o05oc 9plb
Shot-90lOc " fb.
Wood-l 5O0S2 " cord.
Salt Coarse ~ 95; dairys 5oI0S4 Y bbl.
Fluid-sN09Oc y gallon. l'
Oil-Linscod 81 rs winter strained whale
and lard 81 25 ~ gallon. s..
Lumbcr-Common lo(0sle; clear l6l0soo ~
Thousand feet
shingles-shaved s0ss 25; extra 50 50.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
The Cricketess,

TIE Cricketefs.
Since the popular and healthy game ol
cricket was inaugurated among the amuse-
ments of Our town, the Red Wing hoy
have come down to their work. beautiful.
ly, and though the time they have been in
practice has been short. they exhibit pro.
ticiency which would be creditable to crick-
eters Of much longer standing. Two clubs,
" Eho Olympic Cricket Club" and :. Thu
Red Wing Cricket Club" have been formed,
and II aman wishes to be considered IN
popular, he can be accommodated BY r,ius..
ing to join one or the other Of them.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

~ To all whom it may concern. The un-
dcrsigned will make application ut the ncx,
torn Of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State Of Minnesota, to, be held III
Red Wing, in 50 id county, on the Sd Monday
Of June, 1850, for the .vacating Of so much
Of tho town plat Of the town Of Wacoota, in
said county Of Goodhue, as lies easterly Of me
ridisn street. in said town. being all Of tha,
portion Of said town that lies iE township No
lis, north Of range l3 west. .s ,.ts -
'sg- GEORGE W. BU ULLARD. ,0
PROPRIETOR.
Ustoo acOOta, Dec. "a, 1859. 45ti-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, lst
- District, Goodhue County. srI.T
Jesse Mclntre and ] q gs.! ..s t..4.. /:
Theodore B. Sheldon, ..I y.l.a tt,:
partners as Mclntire Il rsg ......- ari-.sla
Sheldon, Plaintiffs, Summons. eta.-
~ against .- .r.T .... ..... s
William p. Wright, tsr ..;F4a.ta
" Ertr..si De -ndant. fttss. ,....-- ..
William T. Wright, tho defendant herein: :
lou are hereby summoned and required to
0swer the complaint in this act'o', which il
flied in tho Office Of the Clerk Of this Court in
tho city Of Red Wing, in said county. and serve
. copy Of yOui anaweI to such complaint on us
At our Office, in snid city Of Rod Wing, within
twoEty days after the service Of this summon.
upon you, exclusive Of tie day Of such service
and II you full to answer said complaint within
tho time aforesaid, the above naincd plaintiff.
will take judgment against you for tho sum oi
one hundred and thirty mine dollars and nine
cents, with interest 1t the rate Of seven per con,
per annum on tho respective SUMS and for the
respective times IS follows viz: ~
Tn the sum of eighty Ave dollars and twenty.
one coEts, from the 2sth day Of Novem her ,lsss
On tho sum Of six dollars from the 10th da1
Of August, 1857. ..'a .aE
On the spm of thirty dollars and eighty five
cents from the 4th day Of November, 1851, anc
on the sum Of se evcnteen dollars and three cents
from the st day Of October, 1851, together will
tho costs of this action. Dated Red Wing
Minn., Goth April, 1850. s-' -
] aE.r p III A.'f - BRlsroL PnELPs.
19sw6 Plsntiffs' Attorneys.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

lNlssOLUTION NOTICE.
~ Tho CO. partnership heretofore existing
6a1Weeh tha uMlaPal en0d 1nde4 The hAma and
firm Of J. c. Weatharby & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
Of the firm will be settled by J. g. WeatherLy.
= s,.J. C. WEArHERBY,f nos
EDMUND NJ. ALLEN.
April 20, 1850. l9s-w4 ,
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

The Castor term will commence on " Non&l:.y.
+ the 9th Of April, to continue IA weeks IN the
6,ustldins, ,s on Broadway nearly opposite the
This School being permanently established
no pains will be spared to merit = continuance
of favor. as" E.-f -.e. f'.l
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
CaRIsr CHURcH-At the Church. junction I"
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices Ut l011 A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock z. M
sunday School directly after morning service
Daily morning prayer ut 2 o'clock. All scat
free. Rev. E. K. Welles. Pastor. --
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRsr PREsBYrEnIAN-on Sixth street, inca,
<he Court House). Scrvi. os at lolI \. NJ, anc
r. N. Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST. ......-
MsrHoDlsr EPIscopAL-corner Of East Ave
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
oath ut loh a. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Sunda,
Scnool at r. NJ. Prayer meeting ThursdnS
evening at ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabez Brooks
'..stor Residence on East Avenue.
GERMAN MErnoDIsr-corncr OF Broadway (
!oursh street. Service ut lo11 A. NJ, and
p. ". Rov. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEDE LurnERAN CnUncH--en Fifth street
Services nc 1917 Il. NJ. and P. N. Preaching
avery Wednesday evening ut o'clock. Rev
c. Borcn. Pastor.
III 1. q. of g.. T.. ..
Ked Wiig TO lgc No. IS. Of the above named
orler hold their regular meetings every Tues
day evening. at 6!l O'Clock. at the Hall for
merly known as the Democrat Club Room.
NAN. COMSTOCk, ". G. r.
SARAH PErrlEosE. W. $.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
Monetary Matters.

Monetary Matters.
Prepared e4 pressly tor tho SENTINEL by Smith
Aeigs a Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
Yency, We quote exchan ~ As follows:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
The Conntry-How it Looks.

The COnntry-EIOw it Looks.
Having taken short trip out into the
country, last week. and being much pleased
with what we s&w and heard, we feel like
saying lew words abont tho appearance
and prospects Of that f.vorite resort Of pleas
ure seekers, yeclept the rural districts. To
an admirer Of No, ure, the general aspect Of
tho country is beautiful in the EXTREME
Within the last ten days the windows Of
the sky have been opened, and copious rains
have descended, doing an immense amount
|of good to the crops, and causing the heart
Of the farmer to. sing for very joy. 8, Before
the rain fell, much fear had BEEN felt Of an
extended drouth. The ground was ligth and
dry, vegetation was at = stand still, and the
farmers were already beginning to indulge
in low mutterings because their s,i;.ell grain
didn't spread. and root we'll, when tho long
looked for rain came down, causing the
clouds to BE- dispelled from the husband.
mans brow, and the doubts 10 disperse
from his heart. Now the grass, the grain,
the vegetables. with renewed vigor have
pushed themselves upwards. the green leaves
have grow" f'esher and greeper-the tints
Of the blossoms deep,r and lovelier, and
everything rej"iced and strengthened by the
visitation. The prairies do bloom and bios.
som Is The rose, and the prospects Of an
abundant harvest were never more aattering.
Among the things which would be con-
sidered great curiosities in the East. we
saw several large fields Of rye, averaging
not less. than, three; feet in height, and finely
headed out.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
III ED.

DIED.
HEALD-ln this city, Oh the 2sth day Of
May, 1860, Of Consumption. Mrs. Lucy Heald.
aged 6 years, ) months. and eleven days tor
merly Of Susquehanna Co., Pa.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
=. 4. LITTLEFlELD, Local Editor.
.o ~ E CoLU M N

Fer ON8I. -p.-.E a.'s f-tH g. .-i-s
Harry Hoffman left town yesterday, fol
. short pleasure trip. He is bound for
Leavenworth City, and will be absent about
two weeks.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
TERMS :

"ANTED "a, 900 worth of Cash or Pro-
w daee for the stock Of Goods at FOOT'e.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
MZSCELLAAEO'US:- /

! MIYGELLAA!E0;L1s:lf.
sR e D. w In G. gs.s. !,
n ARD w ARE STOH E!
G. H. & E: l.: BAKER,a
a (succEssoR TO T. J. eoorER,)
WhoIes ale and Retail
DEALKRIN
| .+t"st&aEttD's to rfasaE - x:
Hardware, .Tfn-wrc and Stoves.
SHELF HARD-W ARE,
HYDRAULIC RAMS,
| CROSSE CUT SAWS, :.
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
LEAD PIPE,,. T.mza
,,a ..s BELLOWS,
ra VICES.
! 80 ANVILS,
sts DRILLS.
@s@ ysss, SO CHAINS,
80: .~" NAILS,
ssa .,.. PUMPS,
s".as.l SCALES,
FILES
..s..H AXES,
= SO.
...a 1R ON.
PERU, SLIGO, SWEDISH, ENGLISH AND
AMERlCAN REFINED.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
T.. &C., &C., &c:
All kinds Of Tin, Sheet From antl Copper
work manufactured to order by Experienced
workmcn. =.
June 25, '5s. 1911!
IT, j.. R I G H 7 E R,
} Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRY GOODS, :
a GROCERIES,
CROCKEkI,
.s HATS& CAPS. -.
a .4e PORK, HAMS, "
' @." e'#" ea" LARD, FLUID.
LAMP OIL,
a BUTTER b CHEESE.
Also: Dealer in Ready Made Clothing:
Broad Cloths, Cassimers and
Tailors' Trimmings.
Ialso have Tailoring department for tht
manuf.ctory ofCloths to order. Warrantedtt
ft or no sale. sg.E se5ss : sEEGrss e:ssr ssg.
Also q large stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
! FANCY GOODS,
SAAAS & SATAMSe
will further state to the public that which
many already know, will sell Goods for cash ]
as cheap NJ any Merchantin this city. Now
Friends, Countrymen and the rest efmankind:
womon and children, please call at
my Store on tho corner of Main and Plum Sts..
and examine Goods and Prices. and I'll pledge
you tha' you will not 60 away dissatisfied:
Red Wing, June 4, 1855. 96y
E.. WATER,
Wholesaleand Retail Dea}e,in
scI1o oE, MlscE;LLANEol}
BL AN K BOO K S
-s.. STATIONERY,
Wall and Curtain Papers,
-ea5 ~ JEWELRY,
POcEet CoxtZe1.u.,
Port Monaaies, Fancy Goods, 4
sa '4 ,- AND ae
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Ageneral assortment of .,-.
TOYS AND YANKEE NOTIONS
Nuts FRUIT ANDcoNFEcTlohARy.
Corner Of Main & Bush Streets
81. r. "A G .! R A G. s!
Goods given in exchange for clean Linen ~
Cotton Rags Of all colors. for which the high
est price will be paid. af% a i5,s "a
Red Wing, Sept. 1s, 1857. se-tf
AT Z. L. HoWARD'S
Blacks NTH Shop,
CORNER OF MAIN + BRoADwAY.
Is where you can get work done cheaper than
at any other shop in Red Wing. Particular
attention given to HORSE SllOEING.
May 81, '59. 146-tf
~ rY u ~ r ~ rf n "A
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, Isl
= District, Goodhue County r.-T
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

two weeks.
New P"st-Ofice.
The Postmaster General has ordered the
establishment Of Post Office at Eagle
Mills. Oh Spring Creek, in this county, and
appointed Warren Mills as postmaster.
Nrw Church Organized. '.< .-Z ,@..
A Baptist Church was organized at Ros
cos, in this county, on the 18th inst, o
which Rev. j. Waldron was chosen as the
pastor. It was publicly recognized by q
council convened for that purpose.
Ordination. ,..
Mr.. A. B. Green (tormerly captain Of the
Black Hawk was ordained to the work o'
the gospel ministry, at Prescott, Wisconsin,
on the 18th inst. Revs. Messrs. Catlin,
Gale, Gibson, Munger. Graves and Lyon,
participated in the services Of ordination.
TO Remove. .-..,
A sign upon the corner Of Phelps new
three story brick building, states that s. B.
Foot, Esq, will occupy the same on and
after the 4th Of June, his present store be-
ing too limited to afford afford ample space
for his immense stock Of goods.
New Map Of Minnesota. r.. .. sa'
Mr.. Benz Dens'nore some time since pre-
sented US with a map Of Minnesota, which
we forgot to notice, but will do so now. 1t
is published by Messrs. Sewell & Iddings,
at St. Paul, is neatly executed, and highly
recommended by the press throughout the
State. 1t is 70. sale at Lowater's. f-
~,-~>~>~~~~- .F~.
Atep COo:. r.. --., -r- -r.a.
As We were passing along the street a
day or two sirce, we noticed placard bear
ing the above sign, which upon closer in
spection proved to be an announcement Of
the opening Of Lowater's celebrated ice
cream rooms. OF course we wen, in and
took 'lish Of cream and imbibed glass Of
excellent soda and we advise all our friends
to go and do likewise
\ Man and Woman . ,aa
Found beaten to death in streets of Red
Wing were dccently inferred by the City
Marshal, last Sunday. They were from the
country, and came in on shopping cxcur.
sion and happened to call at the store Of
j. B. Parkhurst, who kicked them out into
the street, and deliberately pounded them
to death. Their names were "Opposition,"
and "A.ish Prices" and they are first cou-
sins to "Mr. Hard Times" and his wife,
I" Mrs. Competition" who were murdered
by Mr. Parkhurst few weeks ago.
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II " ..t-ALso- rs f., t,st,.
The following Minnesota Money: Peoples
Bank: Central Bank. Chatfeld Bank: La Crosse
and La Crescent Banks,
IN EXCHANGE FOR DRY GOODS.
III MORROW & HOYT.,
November 2e, 1859. l7s-me
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I. q. Of &. T..
TABLE OF DISTANCES.

Rcd Wing, to the .folo'cing pl.ces
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

uoouhue, p5 e ii .. FL. s:l.s
Dodge, .n 81.
Freeborn, and -...
Rice Counties.
In oil tho country tributary to Red Wing,
we circulate our paper so, gentlemen, if you
want to sell your new goods, or dispose Of
your old ones, Just
! LETT THE PEOPLE KNOW IT
Through the columns Of the SENTINEL. Our
terms are reasonable. and you will find that
the expense incurred win be returned more
than a thousand fold.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
RED WING CHURCHES.

CITY DIRE RY
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DA AR1s sc 10 o /

Dated Wacoota, Dec. "a, 1859. 45t;-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

PERU, SLIGO, SWEDISH, ENGLISH AND
AMERICANA REFINED.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
&C., &C., &c:
All kinds Of Tin, Sheet IRON anil Copper
work manufactured to order by experienced
workmen.
June 25, '59. 1sf-1t