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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-10-17
Leaving (al1 pine lauds).. .:...... 1868:
only then offered Ha RIB ~ =

for the sale Of the United States alternate
sections, and body ofpine lands in the
northeastern part Of the State, embracing
l,785, 1913 acres; snd to protect the actual
settlers on these lands who were unable to
pay for their claims before the day of sale,
were issued TO the local officers
to withhold from sale the tracts upon which
presumption settlement had been made.
We have now under proclamation fol-
sales in October and November next 4, 4O3,
GA acres. The result is, We heve an area
Of eighteen and half millions Of acres, sur.
veyed At different times from 1850 to 1860
and have offered of this quantity, heretofore
only $3.50, O36 acres, consisting. Of unayail.
able pine lands ,966. 421 acres, and agricul.
turaa lands 2, 7O3, SIS acres; and from The
latter, by order dated September the Sd
1883, we have excluded those tracts oecu-
pied by actual settlers. 'tt "3r ygn'@'rs5
This statement furnishes q chaptar Of in.
decision and irregularity, Of which my pre-.
decessor or myself will ever boast. Each
withdraw, however, has been made aftY,
the most earnest appeal Of the f,sopie and
the public men Of Minnesota. Last year it
was season Of scarcity, and therefore it was
urged, that it would be cruel to force the
lands into market. This year it is season
Of plenty, and the same conclusion is reached
but the simple truth is. that 10. withdraw
the present proclamation Of sales, would be
equivalent to an acknowledgment that the
tahd laws cannot BE- executed in your State
and lam unwilling to believe tina: your
people desire any such conclusion by your
fellow Citizens 0fOther Statcs's
The reNrence Of your letter to me, and
the receipt Of many other communications
upon the ss1e subject from other sources,
have led to the preparation &nd transmission
Of my letter to the Commissioner of the
General Land Oasce, Of this days date, oil
which / have tho honor to enclose copy
for your information, and the information Of
settlers interested. ,..r,.. ..-r
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
(Signed> J. THOMPSON, Secretarv
His Excsllency Alexander Ramsey, GcY.
vernon &C.. St. Paul, MINI. S'i'@ 5.I
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iii
MARTIN MAGlNNIS:
w. W. PHELPS; Editor.
RED WING. MINI. OCT. II, 1860.
fI(|1l'yl3|! =
9Il{k!||{| ~
TlON
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
yoH PRESIDENT,
9 r e p u EN- A. OO.U @ l. 4 9
.... r.. Of Illinois.
ron VICE PRESIDENT,
ffERSCnEl. v. JOHNSON,
-# Of Georgia.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
.'rf FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS, .Ir
.'.- c. c. ANDREWS. OF Stearns, "a
WILLIS A. GORMAN, Of Ramsey,
JOSEPH WEINMANN, Of Carver.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Of Winona
7lsL FOR ASSISTANT ELECTORS. ,. .,..-.
F. r. DELANO. Of Washington.
T." ALEXANDER son, of Waseca
GEORGE w. SWEET, Of Benton,
NOSES MONTGOMERY, Of W.bs'w
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IS CONGRESS,
JOHN NJ. GILMAN, Of Ramsey.
JAMES GEORGE, Of Dodge.
..g FOR STATE AUDITOR,
HERMAN TROrT, Of Pine. ISL
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
JACOB J. NOAH, Of Ramsey.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator, t@t.
NORRIS HOBART, Of Milton. il
~ For State Representatives,
~ NJ. H. PALM En-, Of Pine Island.
EDWARD STRANGE, Of Lillian,
"g For Register Of Deeds, fl.
~. r. +. HOYT, Of Red Wing. sr
For Sheriff,
DAVID HANCOCK, Of 0oodhue.
For Judge Of Probate and Court Commissioner
W. II. WEIGH, Of Red Wing.
." For County Auditor, -.l...r
# WIN. FRYBERG BR, Of Fcatherstone
For District Attorney,
P. 6ANDFORD, Of Red Wing.
For County Coroner, sr
c. &. BOLANDEK, Of Red Wing.
For County Surveyor.
WIN. ROCK, Of Pine Island.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-10-17
BILLIARDS.

Berger, the Frcnch:hah, has as.onisbed
the New York billiard players. AT pri-
vate exhibition he showed them some carom
shots, among them one in which the balls
being placed at diagonal corners Of the ta-
bles, he makes the carom by striking the
first ball, and bouncing his own on the side
cushion, on to the top Of which it rolls about
half way, then falling on the table hits the
object ball. Some Of bis, draws or mace
shots, saysnke New York Tr4bune, were
liearly incredible, and though playing on a
strange table. and with Gus very different
from his own, they were made with great
accuracy. One shot which he makes with
remarkable dexterity, is thus executed: a
bsai is placed some distance from the head
Of the table, another between that and tho
top cushion; cue being he!a over the OBJ
ject ball, he places his own ball. near tho
third, strikes the object ball, jumps over the
cue frotd the inIh.e, and comes back be-
meath and makes the SHOT. Placing one ball
in a hat laying on. the tap1e, and another
alongside; he strikes the second, bounces
his ball into the hat and caroms on the one
there. Another which he is in the habit Of
playing, consists in striking ball on one
table and bouncing his own on an adjacen,
table, where it caroms on, another ball.---
This he did not attempt on tho present &C.
casion, however, as tic Italics were too re.
mote. IN fact, he seems to make all the
"impossibles'' shots with perfect ease.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-10-17
THE cooDnUE COUNTY REPUD
~ LICAN CONVENTION.

He SOOUt1OE COUNTY REPU0-
LlCAN CONVENTION.
The long continued defeats which the
Democracy has sustained in this county,
had directed the earnest attsntioA Of all our
citizens, Democrats - well Is Republicans,
to the proceedings Of the Republican County
Convention q virtually deciding who are
to administer our local sf4shi.s "a matte,
Of far more importance to ~ than al othe.
questions presented At the coming election
and it 10 therefore with no feelings Of party
bitterness that 70 chronicle the success Of
tho most shameless corruption and fraud Ia
the exclusion Of all that 10 honest and de.
cent ~ the result Of its proceedings. W.
but unite in the common expression Of dis
appoint mens md regret with the great body
Of our citizens in announcing the nomination
Of G. C. Webster for Register Of Deeds,
and 4. n. MeLascn for State Senator.
rs With regard to the former eiRes, We utter
truth which can not 70 disputed or denied
when We say that the greater portion Of both
political parties would have beenI glad to
have Matthew sorin elected in preferences
70 almost any other man; and it u also 4
truth which cannot b denied. that Mr.
Webster was, Of oil the candidates, the
weakest. All tho factions, had united in
eoudennins him, not only on personal
grounds, bat becavse 10 had been guilty d
practising tho most .on;,ir and ds.p;eab's
mode Of !condueting the esn,:sss; which even
the republican I'D. been ioreel to expose
saa dsaoanes III The strongest ter>,s . IN.
*orthy Of . kspab'ieas o. . gssslsma.: and
g Disastrous 70 the harmony and efficiency
d IN pssty. 3 l2no1dt 9ldisiY oTn ;,
- The tacss il relation 70 the nomination d
4elAsen Az equally notorious. That except
amoas u Money lenders aud laad sharks,
be had ues Z solitary supporter in his . own
town. That hshsd not even the laes to an.
aoukee that b. was = eahd,idasiss; bat uniform.
y aud psssistsntly .denisd that b x,A-
That his sominas;oo was spsdpg uponlth.
Convention, without previous notice. BY The
clique that h.s heretofore, and Il s.ssn. still
d;statn The seninsss of The party; and
that hs tdnaisG record upon the three
Yeas redemption sad railr oad bilh SHOW
eonelas;yelH thsssyer excuses 10 may
naks, that IN aaestioas e such vital iApor-
ssoes. his synpa:t!'iss asa iaserests are ~
sirsly opsssd 10 tho of sur people. In
rsyiss thsrsbrs that both these nosnina-
lions vsss uad.eerved BY til ,>>eipisnts sa''tl
oea. =, b n = re but p,t.r That' i
the Common sentiment. p:
In Eeotdte ~ seapaiping asnn2tions it
i Jss'aiss' tos.$ chat thsy; ar: =! god Is
aani l. So, ASl ~ -nAl e.
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THE Trouble: AHEAD.

THE TR0UBLE AHEAD:
Tho Washington correspondent Of tho
Commercial [Rep.l writes: =
The South Carolina papers indicate al.
ready division Of sentiment in that State,
upon the question Of separate State action.
The memters Of the Legislature, that is to
be held in November, arc now to be chosen,
and those who arc for separate State action
against the Federal government, are en-
dcatoring; it seems. to obtain possession Of
the body. The other body relies upon co.
operation with other; Southern States, but
does not doubt that other States will act
very promptly on the subject-and particu.
larly Alabama and Mississippi. It is re-
ported here that several State Legislatures
will adopt ordinances prohibiting any feder-
q officers to exercise any power within
those States, in virtue Of any commission
from the federal government, So they will
cxpel thc'postmasters, collectors arid Judges
and marshats. The next step will be to
withdraw their members from Congress and
declare their respective States to be out o:
the Union. 800 r. EE>Ea .ns...
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URsG, vAsEt, BArAktAsf Gers, ro11zr A..ic,

s Les, &c.; Fyt
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnish
Ing unique and exquisite style of orusm.nta-
ton Of articles in domestic use.
In order to furnish facilities for the RratiA-
cation Of tho popular taste, Sandsso meet tho:
wants Of those patrons Of the, fne arts deai :
rous OF having por @Saits on Porcelain. Ella;
Company have imported from Europe = colles-
to their own order, which they sell 1t cost
prices. sa-t -.s.t ~.gHaE 7ass4 80
As the American Company arc owners Of
the patent right, and conse 4pently tho only
Pcrsol.s. authorize, 10 ,Sse tho process. thsy
have determined, in order 'AH, = 800
To AFFORD PEorLx IN 1vEsY sso7,ox o, ~.
5H!EE sHgzg} UHJcNt F.-t essS
an opportunity to possess
-,..r. 800 PORTRAITS on CmHA, ~sI@s Z
to makc the following propositionso ~
RsslDESrsl4 r"E Coux7Rr, WHO. ARE rxAsls
70 vIsrT Personally 1ME ArrLl1R AHr
|s@ GALLEsl1sIx INV YoEx. a. >
Persons sending photograph, ambrotype,
or daguerrcotype to the office e. tho Company
FIVE Dot1ARs,
Will receive in return BY express, frse, feshsr
charge, Il
A RICHLY onsAxsx7zD RRxAkrvsr Cue A.D
SAUcSR, WITH THE PORTRAIT 1RAxsBEInU
|
BY transmitting dagucrrotype and ,
TIN DOLLARS.
thoy wfi cure in like manner, g
HANDSOME French VASE on TorLsr Article
with the portait re- :orodueed BY The patented
process. By sending pair OF dauerrsotypss
and o. '- 80
E85@s Fn1EEs DOLLARS, Ha: has
they will receive in return - 49,
-- A PAfE OF R1cH SkTkIs VAsis,
with the portraits executed equal to. miriGtttre
paintings; and in like manner, portraits can 30
reproduced on porcclainwareso OK j. r.
- VASES OF EVERY QUALIFY OF yIN1sa IL
ranging in price from s..rre-.A fzs=E
TWENTY TO ONE HUNDRED Do1LAns THE rAn.
n. B--Bc particular in writing the address,
town, county and State distinctly.
All letters to oc' addressed to- IA!
MANAGER, AMERICAN PD0To-
GRAPHIC PORCELAIN CO.," -
Isl Broadway.
lis ON sTs es= rz - - - Nxw OK
III ~ " "HIRnGl
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cd and ready for market, in The State Of
Minnesota, f8; 81 1914 acres ofpuhaic lands
At cont of upwards Of $85O.OM s
OF the above sltefc were saf-f1 as
ve.ed prior to the Goth Of
June, 1883, acres. ..::1, so5, oss
During the Year ending s0tk
June, is5t..'. ..:::: 1871 ITO
During the year ending SOCK
June, 1S55.... ........ ....... S977 .275
During tEo year ending 30th
JuHe, 1856. :: .................2.7ft.e ESQ
During the yesr Em'lng 30th
Jinc, 1857: .'::. 49,. .............l5l 3l4S
During the year ending 30th =
June, 1885,. ............l, 7S3, OOQ
During tue year ending soth
June, 1852 3, 49l ,cS5
During the year ending 3otk
june, -. 80. Jos ,42s
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- sFsf ss<. Sz.s
CTATE OF M1NlES0TA,,~, ~
- County Of Goodhue 81
District Court LIST Judicial District
Thomas Taylor Plaintiff I Il ~ ~
Robert ". Hamilton n D
Isabella f.. Hamilton bis
~itc, and Charles !. ,4ol-

NODcrt W HAmlltOn +Nz--
Isabella f.. Hamilton bis
wife, and Charles I. Nol-
brook - = . IT, - fITIEEI
Defendants
by virtue Of the decree Of ssid Court made
in suid action and filed and dockcted n Tia
Office Of the clerk Of said Court on the I'd day
Of October, A. D: 1850, and in pursuancs 81
the order ofsale issued therein to me directed.
shall on the oath day Of November. A. D.
1860, at 2 o'clock in the afecrnooiii Of tho ssii
day, ut tho outer door Of ihs Court House in
the city Of Red Wing, il said county; offer for
sale at public auction all the right, title, and
interest which said defendants Hamilton or
either Of them had on the 18th day Of Fetu.ry :
A. d: 1859, in and to the following described
premises situated in said Goodhue county, TO
wit. Wit: Lot four = and five % in block sig
teen ~ in tho city of Red Wing.
Ked Wing, MIMI, October sth A. D. lssG:;.
,o. wv. w. CLARK,
ly I'd, Special Referee !;
n
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Making the above quantity Of. LIS, 57l 1894
The first sale was in 1854, when OILY
338,8l7 acres were offered, although ten
times that quantity had been surveyed.
In 1856, 5,249, 900 acres were proclaimed,
Of which 4,O7l 900 acres were withdrawn,
leaving only 1,l78,0oO acres were then Of.
fered, although the land had been surveyed
for upwards Of fire gears.
In Jam, 1889, there proclaimed, acres. .e54 ,l9G
" ithdrawn.. 80. ........ .....4s7,77j
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PHOTOGRAPHY upon POHCRIIIN

FHVfUGh.PHi UPUN PUkCELAlh.
Secured by letters patent in the United s,...t;
England, France, and Belgium.
THE AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPH,
&c PORCELAIN COMPANY
No: ISL Broadway. New York.
having secured their novel and ingenious in
vention ~ American and European patents. AZ.
fully prepared to execute orders fof:: - 49,
IMMATURE L1KENEssEs OF PERsoSs OK CHINA,
presenting AL the attractive aad .dv.ntae-
; S91. testte s Of ordinary Phtosr.Ph. tho bril-
and hitherto unattained quality ofdursbility;
by being rendered q. impcrishable q the ~
ural properties Of the articles upon which they
are transferred. E~fSssF -; Ia n
AS the patented process Of the Company sn:
ablos the reproduction Of Photograp his, not
only on plain sur faces. but upon such ~ arc
round OF Of any degroe Of rregularity-por-
traits can be reproduced with faultless aetata-
e., and delicacy Of dclineatioi.s, upon Pores
lain wares Of any description and dimension
as articles Of luxury OF Of house ho'd utility,
such Al
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NE w GOODS!

~ !" =. - 10 - aFLFaI.
:sE5 o,GES5 I'll .Es
19 90 &3GssI p axaxTfrg9
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on retcsiving from 4 o"worldly ml,n;" F.,
smack OF The Jaw, ''turned the Other
eheek," to.which ! similar salute "a,
sp1lisd. "F,end, ~: said Am;nadab
''a,cripturs injunetjons being now: %,
lis6ed, ! will proceed 70. ladmislsser te
thee : litsl. wholesome correction
'aadhe did teIt Il :; .n 1i<','' ~
,pd, tho King Z Japan ,.soa,,t.tsd gen
9 'tae'sans' Distinctly; who has ao< sse,
his e,cuschcon in tho store: windows
and hjs tide Warranted Japan bl.cl
king! ont a!!i 10 42r9r7u,a gFI,T
itEihiEe4i 30 hnHGl oraW syifsoJ 5r5aq e:
.as Itbeing reported that Lady Carr
line Lamb, had, ii . n,ora.cnt Of pas
sion. kaocked down one of In page,
With = stoS. shsirost &oors, 70 ewhos.
ths w.s told BY Lord Strs2tord, ob
served. "'oh. nothing I. more 6.sara
for > literary lady than to ,dopb!::
down : page." ~ would rather
rspSsd Ills 'ordsh;p, ''aaviss lady Car
cline to tarn over = new lesf'' sfa rs (,
r. What wosderfas nsetamosphos;s !.
: l,undress u !ieet ID: she goes. ia
- > l.aadr..As, ..ls5 ~ ~ 81 y lin:
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
DEMOCRATIC s.rATETICKEr.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. .Ir
c. c. ANDREWS, Of Stearns, 4.
WILLIS A. GORMAN, Of Ramsey,
JOSEPH WEINMANN, Of Carver.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. Of W;non,
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MINNESOTA
OF GooDHUR, %.
Andrew NJ. Haines,
.. I - Plaintiff.

VI. .L ..
CHARLES r. Haires, John
NJ. Jones, Helen II, Jones,
Beniaman g. st. Cyr, and
J. Wilson Paxton,
Defendants.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Callers,

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
~ No. 30 EAS%, 8hLTIM0RE STREET, near High
AT WEST S-LTIM0RE STREET, near Pearl
me having the great evil an extended
ced system has resolved to change entirely manner
oil transactin9 his furious crer
'' ~ s'eii
EXCLUSIVELY CASH SYSTEM
y Whc ne can well afford to sell at per cent less than
hoping that his old patrons and the public will
sustain M u IN dong business On this plan.
Always on hand a stock Of
FINE CLOTHS, .
CASSIMERES,
ny AND VESTINGS
1S All goods must be paid for on delivery
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WN. CRAWFORD
11ss36--EA-s HEST A NJ, r,,---..

p" asAssA 80 FOR =, TIE q "
n aud 5PALIih0RE AND OTiO R4TT1P0i AZ =,
T. i Hn ana aIeF November lfth. 1884 he t,s',
at f cay csmdsn Static, Baitiraoresra .
trains 20 directly through an -fnS'i NV EST. Hot.,
pe,r, n FOE WA 7 PASSENCEBS
between CumbariUs ana letm3nt take the 745 4, tr
S gLtFstnu ana heeling Accommodation F,io Va h Gun
tir1nrn A ifi'eSh1Fs, take tie P N ;rsir -
or w ftI HRSEDhRICK TRAIN leaves Raitirno
he n Eil;lIGQIT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves ,s -
Si6 p NJ $40 Z NJ and Ellicos Mills AT az n
=. F3R R.4sHyNGTov AND TIE go,-7u
a. On sundays at 20 A. NJ only t. 10 aha 42uir
Snndays a. ~ ahu 745 A NJ, and 20 an15 on y II ~
univ 80 81 r NJ only. The second ami tbrI "
fonyb trar p g stop at way points The second
Washngto, paItlLnore and the second and tbrJ e.
For cnect with trains on the Arna1nI;s % to
ENST tsgSSgts 81 every kind information % hoaG
'p' AGENT or al the TICK ct Ofire 10y ""
NJ. W; P. SiiiPIj
L. NJ COLE Gana-.t r;,. Master OF Trauseortatien
r.. r,zz.szsz.ss-5 : ieAss AgenS Mat
- c. sssssiss WESTERN
ITII-,,,, nARfLAND RAILROAD
Cars ,oo,o ~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
for Ps; vert station at $50 A. M and AZ u 4.
and 10 * Nv leave ResterSown for BaitimorI IA
,i = ~ Omnibus from Westminster daily ot- ~ -
tnrns IN ~ ram waiting for train from
30 Omnibus from Manchester 4,
dauU ty eanesday and Friday ReturnnS 40 l. Iaih,
timore. 'F fdi Oh the $50 traE from Bal
IRWIN ~ TAYJOp
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---fsAl,sze,4xfz
Bail 8aa0s.
49, siFsszssssS FOR TIE
--r WEST, MORT
AND
Nop,rr,NS,, r T H VEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL, RAiTu,y,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~ ORTHW WEST
"oRIHERN CENTRAL Railway
RLNTER ARRANGEAEYT
o.,.., 40 CHANGE OF HOURS
vert Station ~ i'o'' Trains VIII leave Cal
g. The e;.! Mail Train daily Except Sunday, atsao
and all parts Of the West and Norbwest H St Louis
Buffalo, and all parts North and Canal ElmIra
burg Lapcaster Lebanon, Reading and PotfsyiIa P
WI a Nils helsterst9wn and Manchester Nd a." an"
2rk ACCOMMODATION Train, daily Except Snpdav, a. =.
r. M and from York at 81 A NJ "dy| at AZ
,,.,.o.ooo, EXPRESS TRAIN,
uaS al SOO = NJ for AL part of the West and Nortbwe,
travellers from Washington and the South bv tba va
d. and 20 r ~, make connections with the trains ~ a.
For TICKETS and information apply at the r,c,,o.
RRatert Station, N E. of Calvert and Frankin st
JOHN 7. RIGNEY, Asst superintende,,
gSSE- t as5lt; n2Stf
IN - 60 PHILADELPHiA,
SA---naz-3S& WILMIN GTUN An
M, BALTIMORE RAILROAD
,, a,d ,,. FAIL ARRANGRWENT
PhiIadspha VIII sa1a qG5qbsr I7
EXPRE sSSse RI sunday as follows, viz
A. NJ; EVENING MA # go A. NJ, WAY NAIL IoIs
Freit Lalns except 525 NJ on S,tTr3T re VIII
35t II IAN, with Passenger Car ATTACHED Iaavos
Harewooj 'ppns only at Stemmers Run Gbasas IA al
si drG n PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS on pFfAw,prr,
WHY BS teaaT5ng in 10 5A NJ train will connect =,
asopover check from Conductor snend H. can procure
and take tie g35 A train ~ night in vii
he rennirad "a co.ored persons, whether bond mr. m
ally known to the Undersigned who hue Pgso! person
poLG 70 te Comrany, before they viii i fam 70 sEn
n2lf WV rp ,,,~,,
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Or immediately after the arrival Of he E,,.e, ,,
"hcn ieaves New York at A. NJ and Fhl!airirlj ID Is
III The following the Schedule: "''''"7 - -
LEAVE
Sew York, at O'clock, A N Portsmouti. a. ~, .,,. ;,
Baltimore AZ E.M Wilmington at 7& 4" 3 Is
fgr augusta, Charleston ard the ECuth Vim t. N,,toS
ter Railroad finished '' ''' '''N '''i'e''e'
~ The train from Weldon in the aboya s,be5,l. ~ o.,
Wilmington and Raleigh '"''' Sues -
PASSENGERS for Rcfmond and Petersburg or any othe.
points on the james River connect with lanes iyr a.
early Bekt morning after leaving Baltimore ''
~ passengers ior Edenton Plymouth Ncwbeyu Wash
agreeable route ' A. ~ -. . 4f'
Baltimore .Dctoh
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Steamboats,.


e ynzsilz.~-lN FOR PETERSBURG AND RTTE.
- - $500 M0ND, THREE TINES A WFEE
ne steamers BIGLN lDERE and GEO Pr R0nV 49, -
az VIZ eEey tuesday, Thursday andi Saturjs v 40"
Freight received daily
dations. s"Pe''oI state room acccmm
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
p s PASSAGE ,roI,diu.- 8 Light street Sc harf.
dollars. ns"is 10 either place only i've
Ea.slkE~-A BALTIMORE AND PFiITAOFI
s7z0ss PHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY
VIA CANAL,
fOr ule transportation of Merchandise Prol,., p,,
urnIture and Goods of all sorts
FOR PHlIADELP HIA-tln of tho r,r,...,- o.
itaE III 10 Light street wharf daily Il 9'cIocs a.
IN HuadeIpl3 at O'Clock the nnyF n1pnir ~ "a
PIE Tt Siine Tor the New York Trains F III al'
Ne. 10 South wharves ''''S' "t' CLOCK,
s roOas GiWardsd Immediately with caref,es az All
- ''-'''i'' j:4IG&. SHRIV Err, Agent
No Light street wharf, BsitiI3nrs
anIer \, A. GROW ES, Jr, gent,
- : 30: u south EharYes. Philadelphia.
FOR THE SOUTH
ssEzsssSdsaaacss DIRECT FROM NEW YORK pEirI ,nF.
PHiA and BALTIMORE, via the ''''' '-'''-
TO NORFOLK. VIII WI 4 AN \ LIN e.,
BlA' ATLANTA; MONTGOMERY, &ND LIZ
U,rr NEW ORLEANS.
FAliL1 AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e,v r1,rr JAIL Except &undays,) via
Ban LINE, SEA BOARD q ROAStE = u = s,,,,
,,g-, TO TEE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
ine ochedule beng arranged that the
'oNo HiahI I2hSEL on the Railroad from '~'
NEW YORK TO WELDON G.
THROUGH
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-31
SMuuina.
FOR LONDON

.GFTIs FUR LONDON.
@FEzA he British bark "ENILIA ,, Cant " p Chino
Is now oadin and will have quick despatch for the above
Poi' for palance OF freight or passage apply to
ia3Itf CAf fSS 4 co
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-31

Sbouse NJ y go, bD--On first floor of Ware
" - 'i'' wharf at low ). by
;oo,.tf CHARLES PENDERGAsT
TISTTT y ,r7, ND, q Smiths wharf
Dders in dry salt, for sale by JOS CARSON cn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-04-06

We suppose you keep Poultry. We may
tell you that it has been ascertained that il
you mix with their food sufficient quantity
Of egg-shells or chalk, which they eat greedi'
y, they win lay twice or thrice Is many egg
= before. A web fed fowl is disposed to lay
avast- number Of eggs, but cannot do 20 with
ont the materials for shells, however nourish
ingin other respects her food may b. Indeed
. fowl fed on food and water free from carbon
ate oElims, and not finding y'in the soil, o.
in the shape Of mortar, which they often cal
of the walls, would lay no eggs ct al, viii
the hest Win il tho world