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Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

A number Of "prair;e sct,ooners,' accom-
panied with large quantity Of stock, and
loaded with household furniture, farming
implements, etc, etc, have passed through
town within the past week, bound for the
interior, where they intend to locate. The
real wealth Of Minnesota lies down in the
ground, and VIXEN our fertile prairies shall
have been fully tested this year, we may
then in truth call the "land Of the sky tint
ed water the real Ell Dorado. r..r
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
New York Waverly.

New York Waverly.
The propeietois Of this world.renowned
weekly literary pxper, are, IS will b seen
BY referring to their advertisement in anoth-
or column, offering superior Inducements to
agents and subscribers.
3. b. Feot, Dry Goods, &c.
The increased demand for tho finer arti-
c!es Of goods in this line, hss warranted our
merchants ID ordering largely from the East.
In this connection, We invite the attention
Of the ladies to the extensive and admira-
bly, selected stock Of silk and lace mantillas,
lace points. shawls, bonnets and summer
dress goods, in almost endless variety, ct
the large and elegant establishment of s. b.
Foot, on Main street, (sign Of the Cheap
side"): Ills importations are fresh from the
looms Of Fr.nce and England, and are Of
rare beauty Of pattern aud quality Of fabric
The high reputation for selling choice goods
cheap, has fallen upon worthy shoulders in
tie person Of Mr. Foot. The ability and
refined ;.>ste displayed in selecting his large
stock. and his geod sense in being content
with small predts, an; Of disposing Of goods
rapidly, convince US thst great bargains can
be had 1t his house. His stock'o OF ..ad'es' and
gents boots and shoes is complete, BESIDES
which he has we'll selected assortment Of
tho newest styles Of clothing, suitable for
tho young. the old, and middle aged, which
he watrsnts to fit any and every size, and
suit the most fastidious taste. He will soon
remove his goods to the large new three
story brick building on the corner Of Main
and Bush streets. ,.a Is -:}i
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
Hardware, ;Tinwarc, &c.

|
Msssrs. G. H. & E. L. Baker Continue to
place new things before the people. Their
stoves are Of the latest and most desirable
patterns, their tin and copper ware cannot
be exce'led in beauty Of design or durability,
aud "old things are made new" at their
manufacturing and repairing shop, by the
most experienced tin and coppersniths in
Goodhue county. The best part is yet to
be told, and sc'Il whisper. it in your ears
they sell Is per cent. cheaper than any 9th.
er similar establishment in this county.
The Lumber Trade.
From gentleman recently arrived from
the 81. Cro:x pineries, We learn that the
supply Of lumber will be extremely light
this year, in consequence Of the scarcity of
snow during the past winter preventing the
hauling out Of all tl.s logs that were cut
The amount cut was also very small-there
being but l5,to00O0 feet against 45,oOo,.
O0o last year and 8o,OoO.rOO the year be.
fore: Fhree years ego, Lake St. Croix was
filed with rats and floating loss-now, but
an occasional raft IS seen, and the supply Of
logs in the river towns is light. Three years
ago. you could buy any amount Of lumber on
time-now, dealers will not sell foot un.
less they get cash, or its equivalent, for it.
Lumber is selling very cheap now, but it is
probable that il will command higher
price before fall. s..a a..... 4.-r a Is
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court, lst
- District, Goodhue County.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
E. A. LITTLEFIELD. Local Editor.
II q NJ E CoLUMN N

1CIeSG0Pu 1OIe8! ------- -------|-- -. =
Teams have been engaged during the past
few days in hauling telegraph poles into the
city. We understand that they have been
planted clear through from St. Paul to this
city, and that the wires will be put on As
soon As possible.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23
II URNITURE.

~ RE.
The undersigned would respectfully THORN
tho citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock of unmanufac-
tured Material for furniture, formerly owned
all orders for furniture of every description.
on th6 shortest notice.
REPAtKiNa AND TURNING DoNE TO
ORDER.
Also all kinds Of GOFF1Ns furnished Is order.
Mahogony,
FURNITURE constantly on hand. cheap for
Cash. JOHN CORELL.
Red Wing, Nay Is, 1859. l4e-tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

1NUItu KUW0 lmeS. --'---
The above named paper is weekly visit
or to this office, and we consider it as one
OF the best weeklies in the Northwest. 1t
contains the choicest gems Of literature, its
Wit is genuine and original, and in its every
department. it exhibits the really superior
order Of talents and taste Of its editor, the
genial, whole souled Col. A. r. Richardson
May he and the Times "grow brighter and
brighter unto the perfect day.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

Monetary Matterss
Prepared expressly Tor the SENTINEL by Smith,
1sigs & Co., Bankers, Main street, Rcd Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
rency, We quote exchange rs follows:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-23

Tie following Minnesota Money: P.o,l.,a:
Bank, Central Bank. Chatfeld Bank, La Co..
and Ia Crescent Banks,
IN EXCHANGE IoR DRY GOODS.
MORROW 4 HOYT.
November Is, 1858. l7e4as
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

reA- The election of Tobacco Inspectors for this
county came before the County Court, last Monday,
and resulted in the election Messrs John Roberts,
p 0. Travis aud J. r. Blakeney--all new men ex-
cept Mr. Roberts who was Inspector in 1858. The
old Inspectors were R. P. Bowling, s. F. Allen and
VIM. Dinwiddie, Of whom the first and the last
named were candidates for recollection. We have
always been under the impression that they made
good inspectors, and attended faithfully to their
duties; and why they were displaced we have not
heard. Squire Bowling, we know, was most
efficient inspector, and we believe that he has done
a great deal towards swelling the sales here, and
we are really at loss to account for his defeat.
The same may be said of SAM Allen, but he did not
run for reelection. OF Mr.. Dinwidde we know
less, personally, thaa of the other two gentlemen,
but he is said to be most excellent judge Of tobac-
co. The new inspectors are said to be good judges
Of the weed and viii no doubt give general salts
faction.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
GAINESVILLE Female Academy
CLARKsvILLR. TENN.

THE Fyih Sessics Of this institution viii com
msnce on the FSa Aonday In merit September.
DR.. HAMILTON, our President has lately sold en-
interest in the school 70 Rev. J. s. MALONE who for
some years past has been engaged In this Nashville
Female Academy, with Rev. O. D. Elliott. DE-.
HAMILTON will supervise the Literary and M. Ma
LONE the Boarding House and Finsnci6 Departments.
The Fdcly Ia Of the best and ablest in our coun
try. In this connection II may be proper TO fensrk
that several expeenced Teachers have recently been
added thereto, and among Others j. b. KILLSBRsv,
A. NJ, who graduated some years since with all the
honors of his class at Chapel Hill University, North
Carolina. Mr.. X. will take charge Of the kafhe.
mdticai Department Rev j. B. Wnsr, Of the Tenn
essee Conference, has also been elected b lcoturs
regularly on the subject Of Ethics
The Acadeaie buildings are now the largest aud
most SPLENDID Of their kind Of any in the South
capable of holding four hundred Bodrders-and In
point Of elegance and comfort are furnished in ths
very best style.
Our prices for Board Tuition, etc, ara from ~
TO 90 per cent es than other schools Of equal grade
and style in the South. On thie point we challenge
comparison.
We are prepared for Vacation Boariers In any
number; we are also prepared for twenty-five or
thirty Parlor Boarders.
For any additional information, address Rev
A. l.. HAMILTON d. d. at GAINESVILLE Tenn.
b. w. MoCRAE. IN.
Secretary Of tho Board Of Trustees
June 29-l9SO
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

E65- We were very greatly gratifed to learn
few days ago. from gentlemen connected with
Stewart College, that this excellent home iHstitu-
ton is in very lourishng condition. The mum
Der of students Is unusually large particularly in
the College proper-the number there being in ex-
cess Of the preparatory department. Ono very
gratifying item Of the intelligence we received was
that the institution last year was ss!ststaiHing.-
Heretofore the the income has fallen short of expen
ditures but last year 1t was Ia excess Of all expens-
e. This is certainly doing very well, but 1t is no
moro than the institution deserves. With faculty
numbering such gentlemen as ProfS. McMullsn,
Stewart, Forbes Doak and Patterson; with the ad-
mirablc facilities they possess for impartng ns,ruc
tion; with the healthfulness and moral society Of
GAINESVILLE, and its easy accessibility from all points
Stewart College ought to number hundreds on its
roll where il now numbers scores.
We believe now that career Of great prosperity
and usefulness is beginning to open for it; and we
urge upon the Southern people-Tennesseeans par
ticularly--the duty of sustaining it by sending
their sons and wards here for education instead of
sending them to poorer schools, farther from home,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
Sheriff's Sale of Negroes.

urday, Oct. 20, 1860, one negro girl, levied on as
the properly of W. l.. Burney decd to satisfy an
execution in my hands in favor of 7. ]. Munford,
c. NJ, against W. r. Hunt, administrator of w.
l.. Burney, decd. and others. Execution issued
from the Chancery Court. Also, at the same time
and place, viii sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
one negro woman named Gracey levied upon as
the property of W. f. Iuter to satisfy executions
in my handsome in favor of State Bank of Ten
nessee; one in favor of Planters Bank; one in fa-
vor of F. A. Hannum; one in favor of e. C. Col
Inns, and one in favor Of Thos Rollins Sale at the
Court House In GAINESVILLE, within lawful hours.
s. +. RAMEY, Sheriff.
Sent. 20. la6O--3w-nr fee So 20.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
October 5th, 1850.
BELL AND EVERETT RALLY
and Basket N1eetingi
AT HANPToNs STRING,
ON SATURDAY OCTOBER 18th.

There viii be Grand Bell and Everett Rally
and Basket Meeting, ut IIamptons Spring, Mont
gomery County, about miles from GAINESVILLE on
the Railroad, on Saturday 18th inst Hon. Jas. NJ.
0darlcs John F. House, and Jas. Il. Bailey win be
on hand to make speeches. Several distinguished
speakers from abroad have also been invited and are
expected to be in attendance. Let the people from
all parts Of the country out and hear the truth
proclaimed by the distinguished orators.
Mr.. J. P. IllsIey, the gentlemanly and accommo-
dating Superintendent of our Railroad, has agreed
20 send cut special train that morning at o'clock
A. N. and passengers can return on the 440 train
The same evening.
Y. g. J. 0. Shackleford and Thos w. Beaumont
win address the Bell aud Everett Club at Taits
Station, tomorrow evening at o'clock. The la
dies are particularly invited to attend
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

A DISTRESSING AcIDEST.-We were panied to
hear few days ago Of very distressing accident
that occurred on Saturday last, to young gentle
man named Crozier student of Stewart College, in
this city but whose home. is at Knoxville, in this
State.
He with two companions were out hunting, and
when near Gen. Hornbergers residence Mr.. Crozier
was standing on the railroad trestle- with the
butt of his gun resting cross-tie, aud his arm
laid over the muzzle; and while thus standing the
gun slipped off the crosstie, and the hammer struck
against the edge Of it dseharging of the barrels
the entire load passing through his arm, and into
his shoulder and the side of bis face putting out one
eye, and otherwise wounding him very severely.
lie was assisted to Gen. Hornbergers and afterwards
taken to his boarding house. Esq. Lockert's. At
first 1t was thought that he could not live but we
are glad to learn now that he will probably recover
but with very severe injuries
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

beS- Mf. James NJ. Davidson, of Fayetteville,
well known In this State as the Irish orator. was
shot and killed In that town, last Saturday night
BY man named Carly. 1t seems that the two mon
had had a difficulty before, arising out Of certain
charges made by Carly against Davidson, and the
latter returning from Nashville, on the day above
named was told that Carly had been repeating those
charges. Meeting with him that night, Davidson
asked Carly Il what he had heard was so-about
his having repeated The charges-an on his saying
that it was, Davidson told him that he was a id
liar, and thereupon Carly drew pistol and shot
him three times. One ball entered the side of the
chin another nearly in the center of it and third
went in the left breast, the nipple. Davidson
fingered for about twelve hours, and then died lie
leaves wife and four children. Carly made his
escape.
This account of the affair we condense from the
Nashville Union and American.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

pcA. The annual municipal election at Nashville
came off last Saturday. There were three caGdi-
dates for Mayors. N. Hollingsworth present in
'eumbcnt r. b. Cheatham, and John Hugh Smith
Mt. ChsAtham was elected By plurality Of ia
He was member Of the House in our last Lcgis-
Iature-representng as Floater Davidson, Robert.
son. and Montgomery counties.
Mr.. Hollingsworth the present Mayor, was for
ruerly resident of this city, and from what We
know of him ourself and have heard we have nc
doubt that he has made one OF the best chief exec
Htives that Nashville bias ever had; and whilst We
do not know but what Mr.. Cheatham may make
just as good An one yet cannot but feel sorry to
See our old friend defeated. Republics however
are VIGOROUSLY ungra1eful
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

DeA- The two fine stores built this summer by
Maj. Elder, on Franklin street. will be ready for oc-
.oupancy by or before the first Of January, and will
be the best stores Ia town. One of them will be
occupied by Macrae & Coulter, the wel-knOwn dry
goods firm, and the other by Tnrnlcy, Fox Smith
dealers in hardware and house furnishing goods
This firm has now in store very large stock Of
goods embracing all descriptions Of light and heavy
hardware, coOpers and carpenters tools, and suct
articles Of house-furnshing usually found II
their line. Their assortment Of table cutlery d
very large. They sell cheap too, and our friends
in fixing mp for Conference or the Fair will do wei
70 remember them Indeed we take pleasure Ia
commanding this house To all who may need any
thing Ia the hardware line.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

nen. Urbans Inebriates Hope is the name Of O
remedy for drunkness. No matter how firmly fixed
the habit of drinking may be this preparation, il is
said, will one of all desire for liquor 1t is for
sale here by Thomas 4 Brother, who say they know
it is a reliable aud effective remedy. Let the un-
fortunate victim to whisky try it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

eA. hOgshead of tobacco of the new crop,
raised by Mr.. Joseph G. Gould, Of this county was
delivered at Red River Landing, one day last week
the first delivery of new crop that we have heard
weed may bring good prices to the planter. The
prices realized at Red River during the past season
were up to the very highest NOTCH and we have
yet to hear of any complaint on the part Of the
planter, on any score.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
PAINTED PHOTooRAPHsl

III YOU. wish to procure Photograph in Oil,
finished in the very finest style Of which The Art Is
capable from the smallest miniature up TO life size
now is the time. Our Painter Mr.. PAuLISo win be
here on the 9th and wiz remain few weeks To
those having Daguerrotypes Of deceased friends, we
would state, that we can copy them on canvass OF
any size, and finish them in OIL coiors with truth
and fidelity to nature, not to be equaed in any eth
or manner Of copying. The public are invited to
call and examine the specimens OF Mr. Paulings
paintings at the Gallery.
J. w. McCoRMAC, & co,
Oct 8, '6o---tf. Photographers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
Bring on Your Babies !!

The undersigned has succeeded In finding an
instantaneous process which enables him 70 take
pictures Of any movable object. He therefore can
take true and faithful likeness of children In
LESS THAN ONE sEC0NDl
and guarantees satisfaction or no charge. he also
wishes to inform the public that be has reduced the
price Of Photographs, and will paint them c,her la
Water or Oil colors, at reasonable rates. Gail and
examine specimens which will speak for themselves
r. NJ. SC1LEIER,
Photographic Artist and Chemist,
Over Pickering Ely's, south side Of the Square
Aus 81, COLLIN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

HsA- The Branch of the Planters Bank of Tenn
essee in this city operates to the extent of hundreds
of thousands of dollars annually in both Notes and
Bills aud yet we were told few days ago by the
Cashier, that they haven't either note, or bill
under protest or in suiti
This fact certainly sustains the high opinion we
have before this expressed OF the prudence and abil
ity with which the affairs of this Bank are con
ducted
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
DIED.

From a short and rather imperfect letter from a
friend in Natchtoches Parish, Louisiana, we learn
that Maisr BKNJAMN NEBLErT, died at Ceushatta
Chute. at the residence of his son-in-law Mr.. John
H. Jones TIVE sappose, the letter did not specify
about the 18th OF September Of Dropsey. lie was
~ years of age. The writer states that he died
in full hope OF u blessed Immortality beyond the
grave lie has a great many relatives and friends
IN this county who will he panied at reading this
announcement.
nsA- Nashville Christian Advocate please copy
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

Bziy- The silver-plate and silver-waro for premi-
ums at our coming Fair was all bought, we are told,
in Philadelphia, and no doubt is good selection;
but we think II would have looked better to have
given tho orderto some of ourhome houses--Cooke
or Simpson Price. They would have gotten as
good, if not better ware than any one else could
aud, no doubt at cheaper rates.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

IRoS WORKS FoR SALE-To-morrow at IL o'clock
precisely Mr.. Thos. W. Wisdom will sell, at the
erty known as the Great Western Furnace, with
about 10000 acres of land. This property is stu
ated in Stewart county Tenn7 and is one of the
best pieces of Iron property in the State, Now is
good time for SPECTATORS to take advantage of the
hard times.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

III. G. g. L. RAILROAD.
AI TEEI ;fsf IlsssssEFFi
14&ZY WV ~ ~ ~ ~ w wv
Road omen to louisville !!

On and after Monday, Sept. oath, $50, trains
will leave for Louisville and Nashville, daily,
Sundays excepted) at 4:30 a. M, and daily (Sun-
days excepted to Louisvile) at 300 Pr
Passengers by the morning train will arrive al
Louisville at lao p. M, and at Nashville at $3.50
a. m.
Passengers by the evening train, reach Louis
vile at $3.50 A. m, and Nashville at 6:45 p m.
Trains will arrive from Nashville and from Louis
vile at 1890 a. M, aud 440 p IN.
JOHN p. ILSLEY, Superintendent.
Sent o. 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

n6PSince our last issue we have visited our Fair
grounds and can say to readers that everything
about them is rapidly approaching completion, and
will in very few days receive the finishing touch
&c. The grounds are daily visited by ladies and
gentlemen from town, and everybody seems to be
more than satisfed-indeed astonished at the ex-
tent and elegance Of the improvements.
For the convenience Of such Of our readers as
may not be in possession of one of the pamphlets
setting forth the order Of exhibition at the Fair, we
give here synopsis Of the programme.
FIRsr DAy.--Fruits flowers wines vegetables
and farm products, dairy and kitchen matters do
nestle manufactures, (woolcn and cotton iabrics)
embroidery quilts, counterpanes, knitting, &C., and
saddle horses.
SECOND DAY.--Cattle, draught horses, goats, pou[
try, and tobacco on stalk.
TmnD DAy.-Blooded horses, jacks and jeunets,
mues, and lrotting in harness.
FOURTH DAY.-Swine, sheep, agricultural inple-
ments marble work, coopers ware fine arts, leather
bees and honey, iron vehicles and harness, house
hold furniture tin-warc, painting and plumbing,
mil-stones mattresses, silver-patng, saddle-trees,
carpenters work, and horsemanship
Firth DAY-Roadsters and harness stock, carri-
nge horses fastest pacing and trotting stock, aud the
7o,vnamen. Of KnghHi
The first and fourth days, II will be observed are
the heaviest of the fyei indeed We think the APP
portionmcnt, as regards them and the second and
third, is too unequal; it throws too much work in
the days FIRST named.
San premiums OF IS, and under, are payable in
plate, coin, or diplomas at the option Of the Direc-
tors"
(Query-wondor how many diplomas they'll
give for s5,OoD
All other premiums In either silvcr-plate or
money.
The exhibition will commence each day, at
o'clock.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

pfA- From and after next Sunday the preachers
belonging to the Conference that is to meet here
the 10th, will be coming. During the time Of the
Conference, all the Churches in the city WILL we
presume be given up to their use. Such, at least
is the customary courtesy. There will be many dis
inguished preachers here then, and all OF pull
pits viii be very ably filled during the Conference.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

BGy- We received few mornings since from hr,
Monks, of the well known restaurant OF X, O.
Monks Co, a can Of genuine fresh Bait'EoTe Oy'-
ters--brought through, packed in ice, by ESpress-
the finest we ever SAW large, fat juicy Monks
a Co.. have arranged To receive them, daily by Ex-
press aud win sOryo them up at their restaurant or
supply them to families in any desired quantity, on
the most reasonable terms. They are really dei'-
cio,s, and everybody that loves good eating should
Try thcm,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05

sG- We have, of late, been frequently laid I'M
der obligations to Mr.. T. W. O'Drien, the Adams
Express Messenger from here to Bowling Green, for
late Louisville and Cincinnati papers The Adams
Express Is Omphatically national institution, and
Tom o'Brien is an aide worthy of such corpora
ton
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-10-05
Executors Notice.

All those indebted 10 the estate of George Nc
Cauley, decd, are requested to come forward and
make payment, and all those having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them duly au-
thentcated within the time prescribed by law.
@. L. L. McCAULEY, Executor
Sept 81, colin