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the court House, Oh SUNDAY nex', the zoth
inst, at lO11 O'Clock A. NJ. and 8 o'clock
P. M. A general invitation is extended to
all.
Church Organizations.
A Baptist Church was organized on thu
18th inst, at Vasa, in this county, composed
Of nineteen Swedes. Rev. Andrew Nore-
Illus was chosen Pastor. This makes the
9TH Swede Baptist Church in Minnesota.
Wheat.
It is estimated that not less than 5000
bushels Of wheat were brought to this city
last week. The streets were crowded with
teams every day, from morning till night,
and prices ranged from 80 to IS cents per
bushel.
Gone Below.
Mr.. Jesse Mclntire took his departure fol
the east, last week, to purchase new stock
Of goods for the spring and summer trade
We take pleasure in recommending Mr..
McIntire to all purchasers Of dry goods, gro-
ceries and provisions, &c. Country mer.
chants will do we'll to call on him, IS he is
prepared to sell goods At wholesale as cheap
Is they can be bought below-cost Of trans.
portation only, added.
Shade Trees.
We wish to call the attention of property
holders to the fact that the proper time for
planting shade trees is nearly at hand. A
many Of our citizens havs adopted this plan
Of identifying the grounds about their resi-
dences, and many others have failed SO to
do. We have a great Partially for shade
trees, nothing in our opinion adding mors
to the beauty Of a town, or furnishing q
more comfortable luxury. Trees of all sizes
and varieties, can be procured by crossing
over to the island, at at 4 merely nominal
cost. Plant shade trees.
Steam Carringe.
Mr.. G. H. Baker brought into our office
= day or two since, the model of steam
carriage, Of which he claims to be the in
ventor. 1t is so arranged as to lie suitable
for road travelling, or to be used for blowing
The difficulty which has heretofore attend
ed the running Of steam wagons, that o.
making the wheels hold on to the earth, has
Teen obviated in Mr.. Bakers invention, and
we should judge that carriage properly
constructed according to his plan, would b<
capable Of drawing an immense load. Mr.
B., intends to SEM it on to Washington I,
get it patented.
The Fisst Boat.
| The steamer Frank Steele, from St. Paul
arrived at our lsvee last Friday afternoon
about 4 o'clock. She brought down tn
mails and few passengers. When the frs
notes of her whistle were heard, hundred
Of our citizens rushed to the leycc, shouting
with delight. The mails are brought to tn
foot Of the Lake BY boats. and then put o.
stages and brought to Red Wing, wher
they are again transferred to the boats f,
St. Paul.
The ice in the Lake is said to be gettin
very rotten, and will probably break up b
the LIST Of April.
The first arrival At the foot Of the La!t
was the steamer Chippewa Falls, on Frida
. last the sauna dav tho Erank Stacla arrive
in Red Wing.
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CITY DIRECTOR Y .
RED WING: CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL.
C1s1ss CmuRcu-At the Church, junction o.
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser
vices 1t lox A. NJ. aud 81 O'Clock T.. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service
Daily morning prayer ut o'clock. All seats
free. Rev. E. 4. Wellcs, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PREsBYTxnIAN-on Sixth street, (neal
She Court Housc). Servi cs ut ~ A. NJ, and
"P.M. Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
MvTnoDlaT EPlscOrAL-corner Of East Ave.
pue and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
ssaooi ~. N. rrs .u ne til rhursda;
evening 1t ~ o'clock. Rev. Jabcz Brooks
'nstor-rcsdcnce on East Avenue.
GERAAA NETMoDisr-corncr OF Broadway /
fourth street. Services at lO1l A. NJ, and
4. II. Kev. Henry Kobe. Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEDx LrrMEHAS CmuRCm--on Fifth street
Services at l015 A. NJ, and +. NJ. Preaching
overy Wednesday, evening ut : o'clock. Rev
~. Hosen, Pastor.
I. u. of q. +.
Red Wing Lodge No. Is, Of the above named
day evening. at * o'clock, ut the Hall for
n,srly known ~ the Democrat" Club Room.
NAN. COMSTOCK, W. G. r.
SARAn PErTiBoNE. W. s.
vASA SOCIETY.
Organized Ian. 14th. 1850, meets regularly
every Tuesday and Friday evening, at the old
Council room. in Phil!co's block.
JOHN MlLANDER, President.
CHAa. KEMP, Secretary.
r. \. ~,
The regular meetings Of the Red Wing lodge
No. :. Of F. 4. Ma>nnS, will nc held ON the ls
and Sd Monday of each month, ut Masoni,
Hall, in Days Block.
". W. PHELPS, W. N.
T., L. BAKER, Sec
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE!
vNHE subscriber HAS first rate Steam Engine
ofthirty horse: mower, which he will sell on
se1y 'heral termsif application be made soon
WIN. FREEDOM.
Red Wing, xa.sh 10, 1855. Sstf.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MORTGAGE SALE.
NJ Default having been made in the condl-
ton OF certain mortgage deed bearing date
and duly executed and delivered on the TWEEN
tieth day of December, A. D. 1855, by Cassan-
dra Wass, of the county of Goodhue, State
then Territory Of Minnesota, to Eli r.. VIII.
der, Of the same Lace, which mortgage decd
was duly recorded in the Office of the Register
December, A. D. 1856, ut o'clock Pm: in Book
of Mortgage Deeds, page l65, and conveys
from said Wass to said Wilder, in. tee, the fol-
lowing described premises, situate in said
county. to wit: "Thc southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section four al, and the
northwest quarter OF the northeast quarter,
and the north half OF the northwest quarter OF
section nine ~, oil in township number one
hundred and eleven mn, north OF range sew
cntccn III west Of the fifth principal meridi-
an. Said mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of the promissory note Of aid Wass
for the sum Of one hundred and eighty dollar.
and scventy-fve cents, dated December 20,
1856, and payable on demand to the order OF
said Wilder. with interest at the rate Of three
per cent per month.
No proceedings at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover said mortgage debt,
or any part thereof, and there being due as is
claimed on said note and NOR! gage ut the date
of this notice, the sum Of one hundred and
,hirty-,wo dollars and sixteen cents. and also
the further sum Of twelve dollars and sixty
five ccnts, taxes assessed upon said premises
and paid by said Wilder, amounting in all to
the SUM Of ono hundred and forty~fou dollars
and ninety-onc cents ($l44.9l).
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power of sale in said mort
gage con aimed, and in pursuance of the stat
ute in such case provided, said mortgagcd
premises will be offered for sale ut pubic auc-
ton, Mt the door Of the Court House, in the
city Of Red Wing. in said county, on the 24th
day of March. A. d: 1860, at two O'Clock P. n.
to satisfy the amount then due ON said mort
gage debt, with costs and expenses OF sale.
Dated ut Red Wing, Minnesota. -Fchruary7th
1860. ELI r. WILDER
WI: DER 6 WILL1sroS, Mortgage.
Att'ys. lsitd
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA District Court
- COUNTY OF GooDnUE, ss.| First Judicial
District,
Eli Ellsworth, Plaintiff,
W. Summons.

11UPPoI, Dc1c11UHnC. J
To John }. Hopper, the above named defend
ant: In the name Of the State o. Minnesota :
You arc hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in this &C.
ton, which complaint has been filed in the
office of the Clork of said Court, at the city Of
Red Wing, in said county, and serve copy Of
your answer to said complaint upon tho sub
scyibers, at their Office, in the city of Red
Wing, in said county, within twenty days at
ter the service Of this summons upon you
exclusive Of tho day of smch service. Aud you
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
said complaint as above required, the plaintiff
relief demanded in said complaint
Dated at Red Wing, Minnesota, March 18th
A. D. 1850. WILDER Il W1L1IsroN,
1ss-w6 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Monetary Matters.
Asigs & Co., Bankers, Main street, Red Wing.
For Illinois Wisconsin, and Missouri cur
Tency, We quote EXCHANGE rs follows:
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nED WING HOUSE TORrNT,
IL apply to- BRlSTM-& PHELPS.
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Church Organization.

Church Organizations.
A Baptist Church was organized on the
18th inst, at Vasa, in this county, composed
of nineteen Swedes. Rev. Andrew More.
Illus was chosen Pastor. This makes the
9TH Swede Baptist Church in Minnesota.
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The mercantile business will be continued
b, the subscriber on his own individual &C.
count, at the old stand Of Mclntire 4 Sheldon.
JESSE MCINTYRE.
Red Wing, MIMI. Feb. 90, 1860. 1Ss-w4
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xxxvIth CONGREss-FlRsr SESSION.
Proceedings Of Yesterday Afternoon.

In THE SENArE yesterday, after we went to
press, the Senate proceeded to the consideration
OF the special order, being the joint resolution
authorizing the enlargement of, and construction
OF branch to, the Louisville and Portland canal.
ne reported amendment was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. Bright, an amendment was
adopted providing that when the said canal shall
De enlarged. and branch canal constructed, and
tue cost OF said improvement paid for, no more
tolls shall be collected than an amount sufficient
70 keep the canal in repair and pay for all neces
sary superintendence and management
After some further discussion, the bill was read
a third time and passed.
On motion by Mr.. Mason, the Senate then pro.
ceeded to the consideration CT executive business
and, after some time, adjourned.
The House being in Committee of the Whole
and having under consideration the special order
which was the report of the Select Committee on
the revision Of the ules, without any final action
thereon laid it aside, and resumed the considera.
tion Of the Indian Appropriation bill.
Inc pending amendments were agreed to- and
the bill was reported to the House and passed,
The Military Academy bill, which had been
returned from the Senate with an amendmen,
providing for the service Of volunteers In Texas
was taken from the Speakers table.
Mr.. Sherman moved that the bill be referred Ia
the Committee Of Ways and Means
MIR. Hamilton moved that it be referred to the
Committee on Military Affairs
Some discussion ensued on the subject of refer
ence, pending which
AT five minutes before S O'Clock, the House ad.
iourned
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NEW BooKs-We have received from the pub.
hshers, Messrs Follett, Foster l. Co., Columbus,
Ohio, copy Of "Adela, the Octoroon. - written
oy H. L. Ho'mer. This appears to be an average
specimen of "Uncle Tom literature. ITS TYNE
ana binding speak well for the publishing enter.
prise Of the West.
rom Peterson & Bro, Philadelphia, through J.
ShiIington, we have new work of Mrs. south.
worth's, The Haunted Homestead A feature OF
special interest to Washington readers is the ac-
comPanying autobiography of Mrs Southworth.
giving the peculiar experiences of her life, and of
hef remarkable literary career, commencing at
the dark time when, with the small salary obtained
As assistant teacher in the Fourth District School,
she was struggling (''a widow In fate, though not
In fact'O to support her two babes
From the publishers, J. b. Lppincott & Co.,
Philadelphia, through Taylor & Maury, we have
Julian Home; A Tale Of College Life ByF
w. Farrar, VI. A.n This book, which has made
Piare amoHgs: the talked-of books of the year,
gives good idea Of English college life. and is a
readable tale as we'll
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Personal,

'--' John 6. SAKE, Of n. Y, is at the National.
Hon: NJ. Palmer, Of v. V; Hon. j w
Miller, Of y. J and Hon. T NJ. Edwards, of y .
h, are at Willards'
uEer OF the Union Mills in Middletown, Conn ,
has, by making false entries on the books, appro,
priated to bis own use the funds of the company
10 large amount.
New rsey Legislature arrived In w ashingt to.
day, aid took lodgings at Willards' Their visit
Is to C ngratulate Speaker Pennington, Of the
House 4 Representatives, upon his election
-. The Utica Telegraph denies the statement
that Hon. Clark B Cochrane, Of New York, has
Ieturnud to the State Lunatic ASYLUM; and states
further, that he expects during the present week
% leave for Washington, and resume his seat in
Congress
49, Among other stocks sold in Boston last
week was 81 900 ''Webster Fund.- The Boston
Gazette says: "NIr. Henshaw sold. among the va
riety OF stocks, &c, offered at auction, 81 600 of
the webster Fund for $3.50. As many INQUIRIES
have been made as to what this 10. we can state
that fund of $50 600 was subscribed some wears
ago among the friends Of Daniel Webster. the in
tsrest Of which was to go to him during life and
at his decease to his wife, and on her death the
principal to subscribers or their heirs.
- The last news from Europe will carry
thrill OF sorrow through many manly heart. To
break the awful intelligence as gently an possible
we quote the following from London paper
"Piccolomini is married She sang ON Saturday
week at the Crystal Palace, and then left for Dub
sor of the fascinating singing bird is an italian
Prince, Roman by birth, and relative Of one
ofthe Cardinals. He does not.as in many instances
marry for the round sum realized by the vocalist,
but Is man Of some fortune-for ltaly
1.-THE London correspondent of the Man.
chester Guardian, referring to Garibaldi's mar
rage, states that on the morning of the wedding
the General received information as to the ante.
cedenfs Of his bride, which led to a long and
stormy interview with her father, and to his sub
se9uent departure. He has not since rejoined his
WIFE, and an Austrian report says that the General
has applied to the Pope for dispensatio from his
marriage vows. The Gazette de Lausanne gives
thefollowing, taken from a Lucerne journal: 'sThe
young wife OF Garibaldi has arrived at Lucerne
In company with an adjutant Of her husband The
ofncer being challenged to q duel by the General,
replied to 1t by fight.n
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hSSocidteu freSS dispatch SAYS:
WASHINGTON. March 15-The Senate .t q,
early hour this afternoon went into executive ses
sion, at the instance Of Mr. Mason. wbo statsd
there was important business requiring inmsSiste
action, and which might be disposed Of in an
hour The subject proved to be the ratiAcation
OF the Nlcaraguan treaty, and more than thrice
tnat length OF time was consumed in the discms.
Sion The necessity for its ratification was ,yar,nIv
9rged, While the opposition to it was equally ar.
The prominent objection was TO the article nor.
uniting the landing of American troops To nrotect
the transit The subject Of fiji busters was aInd s
70 In the debate, and even remote announcement
70 them sternly condemned. eff" said a Senator
mere adventures should 60 thither to overturn
h tue INSTITUTIONS OF the country, our Government
nas notnlnS TO do with the Preservation of their
scalPs" That article was finally stricken out and
'he treaty was then laid upon the table
IL was resolved that the Injunction of secrecy he
removed from the proceedings but a motion was
soon aiter made to reconsider the vote and tn a
otanGa OF the subject was pending when the Sen
IL Is said that by the terms of the treaty the time
IoI us ratification expires to-day If So its resus
., prominent member of the Democratic ma.
1lonal executive committee thus replies to an In.
curry as to changing the place for holding the
democratic national convention: "There Is a
good deal said seriously about it; much pressure
LOT IT. and, II continued, the committee ,nav be
called together to consider it."
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The Weekly Star,

Full a. usual Of metropolitan news and poa.in and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public Embraced In its
interesting contents are the following articles:
Thy" k"oeks at Qxtleher:s Doc,-a rs,v interest
eng sketch; Frightful Rict in a London Church;
SPRING Fashions; Extraordinary Affair at a
Lnndtic Asylum IN Ohio;
The Riot Of the Students at Roms-the address for
tAs Pope tern and burnt; Dr. Cumming on ths
Signs Of the Times; Clark Mil, hasnt been to
Par's; The Wreck Of The Steamer Hungarian;
The RonIGHistS IN CINCINNATI;
Congressional Proceedings; Procesdiugs IF the Su-
prsfns, Criminal and Police Courts; Smithsonian
Lectures; Washington Art ASSOCIATIONS Lecture;
JaeksoH Democratic Association Mesting-auofA.y
'Piey time; Annual Commencement of the Msdi-
cal Department Of Georgeto,rn College; Conelu-
ding days Of the Baltimore VI. s. Conference at
Winchester, Va;
The RePsbliecn Party Nomination; Old Grin.ss',
Redirirxs;" The Harmoneans;', The Charleston
So"renffon's Nominations; The Public Printing;
forfA Carolina and the Presidency; P,ospectire
Goassns at Charleston; The HOMESTEAD Bill:
F!ufteTfngj The Vagaries of Pol,ties-se.-sap:
Department Ners; Editorials; Washington Nsps
aad Gosstpj Local Intelligence, &C., &C.;
Late Nsiss, Joreig. and domestic, by mail and
Telegraph;
IstsrsSting Personal Items;
Ard great rariety of choice literary articles both
prose and poetry, teo nxmeroxs TO mention
Ids Is just the paper, for members of Congress
and others sojourning in the National METROPOLIS
to send to their friends at home Price only 2
cents per copy, or s1.25 per annum Postage
prepaid oy stamps when SO arranged.
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Letter from Portsmouth, Va.
Correspondence Of The Star.
,


PORTSMOUTH, March 49, 1860.
On Sunday last, no less than three or four fire,
occurred in our city by incendiary hands, which
gives sad evidence Of the continued evl-doinps of
these miscreants. But one party, l am glad to
say, has been arrested on suspicion, and who. if
the offence is clearly proved will meet a lust
punishment by confinement in the penitertiafy.
The Swiss Ethiopian Opera Troupe who have
9eeh performing In this city. went away a few
DAYS without paying their board or printers bill
rake notice OF them, lest they practice similar
cheats upon the good deniZens of your city
Quite number Of men have been lately dis
charged from the Navy Yard, and the report is
current that many more will be thrown out of
employment. From the large. number who for
merry worked in the Yard, amounting to some
l,2oo, There are now but 800, thus showing a
great decrease Of work in our Yard This is
really discouraginr to our working men, who
depend In great measure on the Navy Yard for
their livelihood, and we trust the Department
Will soon be able to give them work
esterday afternoon, sail boat containing
tnree men, upset mile or two from Norfolk. and
James Bunting was drowned The other partie
Were rescued from their perilous condition by a
BOAT coming, and conveyed to the residence Of a
Mr.: Robinson, where everything was done for
their comfort. They are doing we'll
The u :. steam sloop- Of war BROOKLYN. Cant.
rarragut, arrived here yesterday. 1t is said that
she Is waiting orders, and that Minister McLane
Will accompany her as far as Vera Cruz
Yours, &C., RER.
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Proceedings of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the bill providing for
the sale Of public arms to the several States and
Territories being taken up, was discussed at con-
siderable length by Messrs. Davis, Hunter, Fes-
sender, Fitzpatrick, and others, on motions to
amend, was variOusly amended, and was post.
poned to take up the Private Calendar, which
was on when our report closed.
In THE HOUSE, after the reading of the Jour-
nal
Mr.. Pendleton offered preamble that whereas
the Chairman of the Committee Of Public Print
ing stated on this floor that the prices for compo-
sition are too large, and half pay would be album
dant and more than sufficient and that whereas,
by terms of resolution heretofore adopted as a
preliminary to the election Of Printer the House
reserved the right to reduce the compensation at
any time; therefore
Rssolred, That the Committee on Printing be
Instructed to report bill by which the prices of
compensation now fixed by law be reduced for
that amount
Mr.. Washburn, of Me objected to its present
consideration.
On motion of Mr.. Washburn, Of Me-. the House
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole (Mr
Stanton in the chair for the purpose Of resunlino
the consideration of the amendments to the rules
of the House, reported by the Select Committee
appointed to revise the same.
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The HoN. LEWIS C. LEvIN-The Philadelpbi

THE HON LEWIS c. LEvIN-The Philadelphia
Bulletin noticing the death Of Mr.. Levin, says:
"Few men occupied more of the public atteu-
ton for several years than MI L. He was born
at Charleston, s. C., Nov. 10, 1893. He received
a liberal education, having raduated at Column
the law, and he practiced it in Maryland, Louisi
ana, and Kentucky. He first came to this CITY
about eighteen or twenty years ago. and he soon
aHracted much attention from the prominent part
much power as public speaker, and his graphic
lectures upon the subject of temperance ALWAYS
attracted crowds" ''
MI Levin, as is well-known, was a strong
Native American, and was twice elected to Con-
gress by that party.
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The OTTAWA RESCUE CAsK-John Hossuck
was tried last week, before the United States
Court In Chicago, upon an Indictment fer assist
Ing In the rescue of the negro slave Jim from the
custody Of United States Marshal at Ottawa
Illinois, In October last. After two hours consul
tation the jury returned a verdict Of guilty The
penalty provided by the law for offences Of this
kind is a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars.
or imprisonment not exceeding six months or
both, In the discretion of the court The counsel
for the Government stated in their arguments
that they should ask no imprisonment nor any
excessive fine, the purpose being merely a con-
viction under the law. The counsel for defendant
entered a motion In arrest Of judgment, and for a
new trial, on points Of law, which were reserved
oy the Court for future decision
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Of Is proposed In Atlanta, Ga. that .,,,
scIipton be raised by the females there, for III
relief Of the white girls and women In No. ne
sets who are asking for higher wages. Th.
tribute sl00 10 start with 'o'i
u The New Orleans Picayune Of the eighth
says mat individuals Of Havana are COOPERATIVE
Win Miramon In Mexico, and have sent him
money and stores, the money passing through The
French consulate at Vera Cruz
young artist named William d. Martin
- ~ Charleston, has lately produced a sensation
ICY win picture Of "a Storm at Sea II ha.
~ Rursnased By subscription and presented tn
sNs -vfPnaa HouSs' Of that city,
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nv. M. D. CONWAY AND THOMAS PAINE-A
Cincinnau paper says: "Mr. Conway is plucky
naa, or ne would never have permitted himself
IN an anniversary, discourse. He has done 10. and
not only that, but has put his discourse in print:
worse stl, ne dares to speak well Of the subisct
ana good mant; a man to whom the nsop,a e 80
United States OF America are greatly fndebted ,,