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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

The EDlroR1AL ExcUss1 ,N.-We have
beer bored in reading the papers .or several
weeks back, by accounts Of q big flock ol
editors, from Ohio to Texas. on a ''frc.
blow,". at Baltimore, Washington. etc.
We were bored simply because there was
SO much valuable 3 spae occupied in the
papers talking about the excu,sionists. Ii We
learn they had rare time in Baltimore
A great dinner was given. The board was
spread and decorated as usual with pyra
mids Of fruits and creams. The hungry
fellows many ofthetn from the Gar plains Of
Texas, the swa,Aps Of Arkansas and the
cornfelds Of Ohio, not understanding the
use or object Of the little printed slips IN
the table called .'bills Of are,' pitcher in at
once indiscri'ninately. swept in the ice
cream, called on for the champagne, and had
one Of their number on, the table-cloth, in
his boots, making a speech, by about the
ime the first courseis usually disposed Of.
These are fast times. s.--P ttsj"ry ON: .1our
A. 5'& 81 .'t5s1 - - !.
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(; or In Richmond, Va;,s there is consider:
able excitement concerning "a ,ny>,erio :
'';l.flgh, of stones'' against the house oi y wild
spw woman: in that. city: The D :1mtt, says:
,iitI 4 The rocks and bricks. however, continued
g crush the window glass during the day,
and that, too, Notwithstanding The. presence
Of scores ofcitizens, who gathered about the
house and inst, but discovered none One
or two Of the night police hearing .,f the az
fair, seated themselves N y: one Of the roolns.
and could see the rocks and bricks tall around
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came. An outsider declared thak he saw i
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notwithstanding the peltlny continued until
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The subscriber. for several years lssident
OF Asia, discovered while there, q simple veg
etable remedy. sure Cure GEs Sbessssation,
DebilIy. For the benefit Of ConsuS Ssptives ind
Ae,r:us .S1e,e's. Ehe is wiling to mako the same
To those who desire 1t, he will send tho Pre-
scripsion, with full direction. free If ,c1ayoe)
also y camp. Of the niedicifc, which they will
lind bcautiiui com 1!,ination sof Nf.ure's sim
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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

Ou Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Jones, one Of the
speakers At the recent Woman's Rights con
ven,ion in New York, was somewhat severe
apon these seemingly masculine exotics tha
tipurish in the atmosphere o. dry goods ano
millinery stores. ilear her. ;,...r &c.,
The other day she saw a man milline,
holding up . Bonnet on his soft hands and
expatiating on its merits. A lady tried il
on and he went into ,exstacies. it was such
fit and 50 becoming!' tie coinplimented ti,.
bonnet and then he complimented the lady
She could not think this man was out Of hi.
sphere. In . shoe store, instead Of. sprighll,
girl to try on wnman's gait ters, you find /
strong man who tries it, AID fnsses over. the
gaiter and over the foot, unit! the lady is al:
most tempted to propel him into his true
sphere. Laughter When. and where
was discovered that God m-de man to 6,
ladies' CATERS. tLaughter ssaii;99>t iqi
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an est2 blishment Of this kind. copsistine

in an establishment Of this kind, consisting 81
Sheeting, =
Shirting,
Deaims,
esss Prints,
Delaines,. Nv q u
Summer Cloths,
formen kboys;3 * :gtzsEa
- Fancy Cassimsres,
asosoa Chambsay, Z a.ti6Hs. t.ea
Lawns. lH1' /. II =. q n
4 Ginghams, 4.qe 8 an -.I;IkE4
Z se4 Cambrics, 1,s.s lI
,E'Its5! ~ Muslin, 7aas @a, ~ u
.'..si.t.. f.l.. z Flannels, eoieisa9,f'}. .
i# ,,. a.. ., ti,li@ Chall. ':1 ! !'' .5sas q =,
III y-6 -@aa4 II Apron Check, ,.ar9rts.,
oH9 r.; aottsia1Ef Pins, ;Gfit.s9 .l.ssH,s.if-.
2s'o}' ~ fiEsM Needless, asEuaatiF r
,2ie..ss w Thread, ha ies.
~ Buttons. 80 -
.sssSesEg TE7s Ribbon,
gza T7 Cornbx,
'<s4 N -Bru she's, :, !.
aa4Gt II esao:f ID: sftfs Hats.
sHs {lsei 1E@5i s92a.< .jaa. sHsPs. .to:
RGd q" a2gGi7aH lt,a masT &c, &C., %
4 Ef.. 80 - ''3ae Ef'4: 25 @r9Ea and .
housand and one other things 200 namcrou.
to mention. :Also. . full supply Of GROCERIES,
ut prices which cunnot be
Beaten
in Red Wing. Also, a largo steck Of READY.
MADE CLAIrnlNG.gsF For very little cash
q man can dress himself; ..sy: "a s.4 !.....
&I -lii1' ~ z, III it, - DalyTEl&5 agks. ,,
s-if To Death. .a.,ra.
and in the height sof Fashion. Ny stock o
HATS AND GAPS is large and well selected
and have u fine assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Childrei,s' SHOES. which are for sale yer,
cheap. will not be undersold by any one
!. au; Tn the f.s.1t.5. 5s2f's
trade and / am constantly receiving fresl
supplies, 80 that, there ars goods all the tim,
on Inc r.,ta'! ,lEf>rs Il it.l l.HEi 4
4sssis g:pst. ia Road, y5a., s7.fT
Z . S =i!t '1lf; ~ t,s.34 s..--. s.,s 70 .fy z
Give me u call, and see for yourselves. !
will sell you goods very ,heap-much che atel
than any one b., .ststtsz;!4 An. f.e.iftif.,5
14 In EedaV01ng 4a
viii sell to You. Remember the place. Phil
leo's Block, Main street. 81 sa.a 7fiH :ssoay
=. ~ r, ',@o' ~. JAS. B.. PARKHURST.
j Red Wing. May %, 1860. &5. r-a, 2oo-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

Can wish for in the line Of Dry Goods, Groce.
RIGS, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Ready
made Clothing, &C., on which l defy comped
ton as to price and quality; and In fact have
1'n0'' 'Y9F'' FPS usually I5TI.IOV
ooC11ae3
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SPLENDID JEwELRY-Ladies' Cstneo and
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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30

Dried and Csndied Fruits, consisting of a
grades and brands. Now in store 1900 bbl
Sell, s., e. tow prices Drugs, Iaiet1, QiIx, Nai
than ever before. We offer MORE TIA
DoUBLEthe variety and quantity osgoo<
to be found at any other one store in the city
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITIONS.
For the next thirty days. I offer Surnmc
Clothing AT COST. Rcmember to call Ut th
old stand of McIBtire = Sheldon snleyou wil
always find a go d STOCK which is for sale u
the lowest prices. JESSE MCINTYRE.
!; Nay y. ls6e:..... ,.s-c LnE lyRyl
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:. invite particular attention, TO my larg.
chS;co 1s: ~ I: ,oca.;s. 0s fa1.s-ssvg
~, II a@5 CoAses, d EaFsas54Eh
..-, Il Tess,
! q IIh,I = Sugars,
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yEW ADVER1IS,'L. .HEN7Tt
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To Death

Give me u call, and sec for yourselves. I
will sell you goods very ,heap-much che aleT
than any one , ~. ;.s-a 49,. H.. :
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
Goal.
Coal.

Coal. 49,. Coal. 49,. Goal.
WE are now in receipt of a load OF 200 Bar
w rels best Pittsburg Coal; for sale in lots 10
suit purchasers.
janl4 }. McWlLLiAMS d co.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES, sc.
State of Louisiana, Parish os IberYiIIe,
sixth judicial District Court. .
Carolin' landry, wife. vs.. Dorvlllc
BreauX, husb'd.-No. 1867,

StiOIlu' ILiilu!h' WIZ vs.. i'OINIllC
BreauX, husb'd.-No. 1867.
I y this case after hearing the evidence and ar
4 gumenls of counsel. the Court was satisfied
that the plaintiff, Caroline Landry, had made out
her case by law and evidence. Ii is therefore or
dered aud decreed that the said plaintiff he de-
clared aud recognised as owner in her own right
OF her full share in the property, lands, slaves,
moveabies, rights and credits, belonging now and
al presSst 10 the partnership known under the
name of Il. .Achille Landry & TO, as by act of
partnership passed on the 18th June. 1852. That
she lie recognised as the owner in her own right
of the slaves Melanie and her two children,
Thomas and AlUNl; aud Bernard. otiSprings of
the two slaves brought by her in marriage. 1t
IS further decreed that the plairtiu be separated
in property from her said husband. and she he al
iowed TO administer her own affairs. and that
said defendant. DoTvilIe Breaux, pay cos, of suit.
Signed, DANL. d.. AVERY,
Judge OF the 9th Judicial District.
February llih. 1850.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
Excelsior Lamps.

A FEW more choice patterns Of the above
n Economical Gas Lamps, are left, which we
wis sTocKLEY L DELAvALLADE
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

I'm vertu dun ordre OH dGcret a.moi adreSsc
II par lIlon'6le Cuur du S:xiGme District
Judicluire EN- ct pour Ia paroIsse dlberville,
dams la cause ci-dessus init ulee esnumerotte,
en- date du IS cUuraur, J'eXpn,rrai Ell vente
publique au Plus otiraHt ct dernier encheGs-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03

Dl virtue of an order or decree to me di-
ID rected from the Hon. the Sixth District
Court Of the State Of Louisiana in and for the
parish Of lbcr,ille, issued in the above emit
tied and numbered cause, bearing date thS
Goth day Of January, A.. ID. 1860, ! will oifeN
at public sale to the highest and last bidder,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
Lumber Lumber !

r HAVE on hand 80, 900 feet of Lumber, which
L will be soil cheap for cash.
Bill. filed on short notice at the Crosse Tete
Jy9-ly ; ARBOU9
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-03
EIatdr .Oui.iune. parois.e d'EbcrviIIe,
COHr dH Gene District.

Caroline Landry, spouse, VS.. Dorville
BreauX, tpouy.-No. 1867.
TN ce,te aGaire, aprSs AVER eutendu levi
II deuce ct les arguments DIES ayorafs Ia cour
IN s~itislaite que la Gemanderesse. CaIoiiue Lam
d,y. await sou,enu "a dcmaade par la lol et lc-
violence.
j. ca, par consequent CrjonuG. adjugt FL decrt;6
que Ia di!e deman 'ereSse soft declare ct recon-
uue CONNIE rroFo6taire 81 son proPre dr"it, tie
"a pant entlere tes proprtGlGs. lerIes. esciaves,
meubles. droIis ct cTeances appaIteuant malnle-
rant \ Ia s%ociCtc, conpue. sous la raison de b.
Achille Landry Il Gle, CONNIE il appert par
Facie de societe pisse lie 2Jme jour de Jun. 1882;
ct qaelie sot reconnue cumme proprieiaire. en-
son propre dr0it, des escldyeS, Meltlie ct ses
deux ei,idns Thomas ct Albert; ct Bernard. des-
cepdants les e~sciayes par ellie apportcs ell mari
age. Lest de plus decrett cue la deIaanleresse
soft separee de biens de son epoux, et qu'elle ait
administration de SEES biens ct que lie deisndenr
payG lie irais de &c process.
Signe, DAN'L ID. AVERY.
Juge De Ia CoGr du Gme. Dist. Juliciaire.
Fcyriar y, 1850.
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In seventy years, then. the proportion of
the black race to the white has diminished
five per cent, and is at the present time
decreasing at a more rapid rate. One
great cause of this, undoubtedly, is the
disturbing element of foreign immigration,
which increases the white race, and thus
eulorges its proportion to the black. There
appears from this fact, also, great and
very important consideration to the white
laborers. who are. or who may Hereafter
become immigrants to the United States.-
This consideration is that the white immi-
grant laborer and the black lHborer are
necessarily antqgonistic forces to each other.
If the former increases more rapidly, 1t
diminishes the weight of the latter, or
rather, in the case of slavery, of their mas
ters If the latter, or black race, increases
the fastest, it just in that proportion di-
minishes the influence and employmcnts OF
the white laborer. especially the immigrant.
This we note by the way as one of the
necessary infercnccs to be drawn from the
facts.
But let us see the facts little farther
While the colorcd race increase at only
twenty-six per cent, the white race in
crease thirty-six per cent. decenialiy' II
we again look into the details of this in
crease, we find that dGducting, both in
lSoO ana lSbUr the loFeiSn OolhI anu Icd'-
ing only those of native birth, the latter
(the native bornl increase at the rate of
so per cent, while the colored population
increase at less than &c. In other words,
if none of foreign birth should immigrate
to this country, still the phite race 'gikI in
crease four PR cent. faster than ne black
race. Here then, is established, at once,
the fact of the growing preponderance of
the white race, in its relation to the colored.
A curious inquirer may ask, hois comes
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in the tears of IA Christian mother. and
hath been hedged about with the prayers
of pious father, and hath lived true
and goodly life, and lUngcd to see him ut
peace in our beloved home"
And he that stood in the doorway said;
sit is we'll; tut tell me, What i the name
of the city from which thon didst bring
thy charger
And the. angel answered. from the city
of Chicago, on the shore of greet lake in
the happiest land beneath tie -',u"
And he that held the Key sri''--''l have
no such place as Chicago. 1t Is not on our
tablets am sure"
alt may be so.' replied the angel, "but
am sure there is such city, and most
wicked one. too-so wicked that feared
TO let this young man remain there. Com
ing as he did from the warm heart and
pious arms of Christian mother"
Thou hast done WE'LL" he replied, "but
tell thee, oh, minister of death, he is the
first one that hath ever come TO the doors
of Heaven from the city of Chicago.H
And the angel said-"Mny he not enter
now and be Gt peace for evcr?"
And he answered him: The doors of
Heaven are open to all believers; but !
would have him go back to earth again,
fresh from the land of peace and JOY and
gladncSs, even 10 the very city from whence
he came, aud preach salvation to the lost
and hope to the depraved. Let his voice
build mp churches and sanctify them, and
when he shall come again we will open
the very inner doors of Heaven to him,
and he Shall stand with open hand to well
come and receive the saved and peaceful
from the city Of Chicago, to the end of
time"
And so the angel of death took him by
the hand and gently led him over the river
OF time into the boon of life, once more.
Since that day, through hundred new
and beautiful churches, many souls have
walked up to the silver doors of Heaven,
and as they passed so joyously through,
their weeping friends on earth have felt the
pcrfumed winds from off the flower fields
of Heaven and heard the never TO be for
gotten music of angel choirs.
J. D. N. c.
Chicago. March, 1860.
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CHICAGO, March, 1860.
FROM the ClnCIhhatl GuZcIIt.I
The Colored Race Ofthe United States
Under the Census OF 1SGO--nnd las
Relations to the Whites.

Relations to the Whites.
While so many speeches are made
such q vast overflow of wOrds-in relation
to the condition of the blacks in this
country, would it not be as well to look at
some of the .tdcts in the case2-to examine
into the number, relations and proportions
of that racc?-to discover their drift, in
what direction and on what principles
they are moving? In the first place, we
have to say that what is called the Slavery
question is not so much question of
Slaves us of race. But since ninctcnths
the colorCd race are held in slavery,
the TWO questions become almost idcnti-
cal, and hence turn in the public mind on
the relations and destiny of slavery.
If there were no slaves, however, the
other, a final question of great magnitude,
would remain: What is the relation and
destiny of the colored to the white race p?
We shall not here discuss that point but
turn to the facts which the census OF 1860
is likely to present. All well informed
persons know, that in seven decennial
censuses of the United States, from 1870
TO 1850 inclusive, the ratio of increase has
been so nearly the same, and so uniform,
that we now know what the population
ITO be found under the census to be taken
three months henCe) will be, with almost
a certainty. There is one UGrid6te clement
which, however, with our national
statistics, we can very nearly estimate
That is, the foreign immigration. The
foreign immigrants from 1850 to 1860 will
exceed, by 100000, those from lS4o to
1850, the excess occurring almost wholly
from 1850 to 1856. Allowing for the
number of deaths, We shallfnd an increase
OF OO,OOO beyond the ordinary ratio
Making this allowance, the aggregate poPu-
ntion of the United States will he, on the
LIST of July, as near as may be, 81, 100000.
In what proportion of this number has
the black race increased? The answer to
this may be readily given, and involves
one of The most curious social problems
VIC have to deal with. The general fact
may be stated thus: The black race has
not increased as fast rs statisticians anti
cipated, nor as fast as the 1ehttc, indepen-
ent of foreign immigration.
The relation of the races in lSGOwill be:
yOO'uVO
ColOrcd, (Slaves, 4,OOOU0O; Free, 5OOOOO) +5OoOOO
The colored race will make l44 per cent.
of the entire population. The proportions
of the two races to each other, since the
establishment of the Government, will be
as follows:
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MAXWELL, CAMPBELL& TINGLE,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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l25 hlf. bbls. do
2o0 hhts fully fair tn primo y. q. sugar.
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SO pockets Java Coffee.
rs boxes NATL If. n lump Tobacco.
IS do JArious standard brands 5S Tobacco.
10 cases "Hunters" Is do
10 do "Don QuiXoto" 23s do
9S hIE ch. Y. Il ana 0. p Tea.
SO do Oolong and Pouchnng Tea
leo bbls No. 3 Med. and Lg. MackOrei
so - Tar, large size.
IL ticrces Rice
rsnper Pimento, NutmeGs, Cloves, CH7sia,
Mustard Ginger, Indigo, Hi-Carb. soda, .--
Saiaratus, Soap, Candles. Wssll.bOards' Buckets,
Tubs, Brooms, Nails, aud all other'aTtteies ein-
braesd IN ths Grocery line. mh2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Daily autelligeuter,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

'ELvE SOLID LINES OF NoNPARErI, (oE ONE IScu,) OR
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.
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TOTAL LIADILITIES; ----------.
Unsettled claims not $l7392G 81
HE-Losses EQutably adjusted and promptly paid. t1
Upwards of S1I,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by tho tna Insurance Co,
i'll the past IS years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Riss accepted at terrs consistent with sclNency and
fair profit.
EsrcciaI attention gireH 10 Insurance NJ DWELAAH""
aud Contents iOr terms gC one To- FIRE years.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through of financial sun
shine and storm periods erentful in exempt from
sweeping c"nnagrations and maritime disaster; he
ing lon, established cash basis, the troubles OF
the credit systcm affect in material particular.
During "hari times: the secrit OF reliable lnsi-
rance is an inlpcrtttse dutytlle aBlty Of property
holders to sustain loss being thsn much lessened
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch ard fidelity. by
SAM'L Z. HILDKETTI. Agent.
.rl Ohics at the Saving's Bank of Wheeling.
febI9-Iaw Till Jan lst 50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-22
Choice First Class Insurance
IN rnE-

n4y-casi Capital 81 100000, absolute ard unmpared
WITH \ s7EPLUs or S5UG3oI eS.
And the prestige Of IS years and experience