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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20
NIOKTG

NJ Wv OAU ~ DALE.
~ ~ Default having been made in the condi
ingI date and dnly. executed alij doliv-
cred on the 2ist day or june, 4. D. 1859, BY
John W.aBrown and Mary Brown his wife, or
Goodhue County Minnesota. to volney Brun-
dagc OF the same place. which mortgage wa.
duly recorded in the office of the Register Of
Deeds OF SAID G9odlue County on the 2lst day
of Juno A. D. 1859, at 3 O'clock 7! lin book I
said y dllnW and Mary Broxmtos.:.il Brun-
dagc in tee, lsub;ert to de1easancc upon paw
ment Of the note heyeinaltcr described the
following described premises Situated i'm sa:d
Goodhuc Ceunsy:to wit; Lot No. ten (lo) in
h ,,t No. fourteen I'D in the city Of led
Wing according to the recorded plat thereof.
SAID mortgage was made to secure the PAYMENT
OF the pronlissory- note cf said John w. and
Mary Brown for the sum of two hundred
AND TWENTY-FIVE dollars, dated Juno 2l.t, 1859,
ana payable twelve months from date to the
order OF said Brundags with interest until
paid at the rate Of three per. cent per month.
No-sult or proceedings at law or otherwise
having been instituted to recover said mortgage
debt or any part thereof; and there being duo
on said note and mortgage ut the date Of this
notice tbs sam Of three hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty-thrce &c is (s3l4, e2).
Now therefore, motto: is hereby given that
by virtue ofthe power ofsa,c in said mortgage
contained, and inpursnancc OF the statute
in SUCH case made and provided .ssaid mort
gagged premises will be offerol for sale
ut public auction, at the front door Of
Che Court House iii the citvs of Red
Wing, in 5uiI; GoodinIr county. on the 9th dav
Of February: Al 1861. at two o'clock in tho
afternoon OF sa;.l day. to satisfy the amour.
then ,luc Oh said moTtsae dcbt.with costs and
expenses OF sale. sVoLSkY BKcSDAGE,t r,r,
WILDER WlLL1sroS, Mortgage.
Attorneys. $50
Datvd Rcd Wing, MIMI: december, slst A. D.
1850
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of the st. Paul Press.
WASHINGTON Feb. 7. 1851

''''3 WAsu1SGToN Feb. Z. 1851.
| have hesitated to write you Of late. 70,
the reason that it is impossible to keep you
informed Of the rapidly developing move
mcnt at the South, but now, however, /
think matters arc beginning to assume a
more definite, shape; aud that the beginning
.: the end is at hand.
And first, l desire to say, that from the
tone Of the Press, and the numerous letters
received here daily from Minnesota, it is
evident that the people there have no lust
conception OF Tire real danger which exists
as to permanent dissolution Of our glorious
Union. There are Thousand facts and in
duences which are seen and felt here, o!
which people at a distance ha,s no ilea,
and hence cannot realize. 1t is so cas-, for
men to plant themselves upon their ide.s Of
what they LIKE ia hare dine, rather than what
ca" b. done, and to insist upon the applica.
ton OF abstract principles without reference
to the attendant circumstances, that it is diff
cult to make them realize the true state o.
affairs. They Look at these matters "from affair
ot," and though a medium colored by their
own desires, rather than by an application
Of any practical common sense ideas. Now
this is all wrong Admit, if you please,
that the southern pc:ple are mad-that
they arc crazy-that their canse is entirely
njusti6ab!e--what then? 1t simply fol-
lows that the treatment should be suited to
the circumstances of the case, and not that
one arbitrary rule should in all cases be adj
hercd to, without any reference to surround
ing circustances. A man who would t,cat
a luna;'c or mailman as 4 criminal, would be
considered CO himsisnscf insane, and justly 50.
The parent who should intIict severe pun.
ishmcnt upon an crrinS or even vicious
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LATEST NEWS
ArClltsON, Feb. 16.

MI. Hyatt departed yesterday r. NJ,
for the East, having accomplished the
object for which he came, which was
to ascertain the true condition Of
things and to hasten forward the
establishment Of relief dcpots in the
interior, which, arc. being pushed for.
wsyd as rapidly rs possible, under
energetic management. Mr.. Hyatt
goes to urge forward the movement
in reference to Legislative aid and to
advise in the relief measures generally.
As soon As practicable he will visit
Europe for the purpose Of rega;ning
his health.
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A MIR. nANSCONE.

OfNicollet said the other day when op.
posing all concession and compromise, that
he would prefer to appropriatins money to
send commissioners to the Peace Conference.
to expend tho same amount to import some
Of Old Abc's rails to bolster up the weak
backs Of Republicans. The argument was
conclusive, and the weak vessels in the Leg
islaturc with some instincts Of honesty
cowcl before the lash and proclaimed in
bold tones no concessions, no compromises;
and Mr.. tIanscome was pleased to see a stiff:
fenins Of the spinal column without OLD
Abe's rails. Bold legislators! Great men!
Whom these men die tho great earth will
eEoan. .a ".,. .Itr" -Iat ~ '"i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20

The vision OF Young, Of the Henderson
Democrat, will appear in our next. The
! ictnrc Of "hi'n and Harry Clay" drawn by
him." isa lifc-likc representation.
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l 900 RoXEs RETA1LED MONTHLY.


The bcncfactor is iEf,llibc for the removal Of
distractions, irregularities. pgolaps..s .Utcri.
Calling ofthe Womb. fcucl,orrca, or Whites,
and all the diseases prcn!ar to females. This
remedy has never in u single case, failed in
producing the Mcnses. sIllavc received many
letters Of recommendation which i'll say it is
the best remedy VIC hare ever used" Sick
ness at the stomach, languor. debility. pains
in the head, back anG side, loss Of appetite.
costivci,sss DC, are some Of the symptoms
which attend irregular menstruation. This
comedy may DC had, by addressing Mr.. J. S.
one dollar: and the remedy will be sent BY
return mail.
CAUTION.
Lac les who are pregnant should not use this
remedy, rs it is sure to bring on miscarriage,
though without injury to health. One box
enedo!!ar three boxes kyo dollars. All Let
to instirc an answer. 81
riit3H - : = IS: SHEpPAR3,
Box = :l43, Cincinnati y.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ZIG nr RErwEEN Kellogg, OF ILLINOIS, AMI
( THE EDiroR or THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

EIGHT REtWEES KELLOGG, OF ILLINOIS: AN!
THE EDiroR 0r THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
+ I'LL Washington, Feb. Is.
f. The acting commissioner Of patents ha
refused to extend the5tin for taking tes,i
n'"ny on the application for the extension c
the patent on llusscy's reaper lie direct
tho argument to proceed on the 2sLh.
t'acas occurred to, night at the Nationa
Hotel, between Kellogg Of Illinois and Me
dill, editor Of the Chicago .TIib1ne. Mcl:t
Was Knocked down, when the bystander
separated the belligcrcnts.
Private adviccs from Montgomery stat
That arrangements have been made for
loan OF Sl4.WOOOO by the first of Marcl,
at which time the confederacy will have fiji
" regiments Of troops in the field for th
purpose OF resisting coercion, invasion. or
Blockade. '...y - ga /. - >
.-.,.-.,-.,..l.-,..,. Washington, Feb. 16.
According to rufnor the debate to day i,
the peace conference was ofan exciting CHAR
actcr among the northern and southern OK
trcmists. Another effort was made to ad-
init reporters. '"''''. ~"t..s;"'i f@
1t is understood that the delegations
from Virginia, North Carolina and Missouri
will vote against the kentucky resolutions
The report Of the Peace Conference show:
that kentucky and Tennessee will 90 fo
them: They will probably be adopted by
majority OF tho States represented.
An additional company ofcavalry arrive.
lin the city to day. u !,aar =, Of ~.
Representative Niblack, Of Indiana, la.
been non'in.ted ty the President for Chic
Justice Of Nebraska. ..,..: '.....,: ....' -,
kilograms from North Carolina says tht
con,est there WILL BE- ve,y close: but tho
chances are against secession. The same
communication mentions Mr.. DcJarnctt 81
Virginia, as tho member who. abstrac,ei
from the House Library a large number Q
the books which are now missing. The
eXposure'in the inns has had the effect o
bringing hack large quantities of books that
have been missing for a longtim .rg,I -,
sCo!oncl Drinkhard, chief clerk OF the Wa,
Department. under Floyd is dismissed. Mr..
Potts who was chief clerk und:r Secretar,
Conrad -''''1 fills the place temporarily. -
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS
Washington vcrsus CenAM Point
- 81, ~ ;.#-- .r/ .go, p.
,DlFFkREScE IN, REPUBLICAN, OPINION At r!1E
If II: L.u: Il. TWO PLACES. ..s.t 81, =
Il Centrq1. Pointer asks Quest:oas.
ANSWERED EYl A "B1G REPUBLICAN,,
3''':S OFFICIAL At WASHINGTON. q
-. j.
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Sr. LOUIS Feb, IL.
ID Joint resolutions introduced in the

Joint resolutions introduced in the
Senate yesterday, p. NJ. empowering
tho Governor to call ont the military
to preserve peace at elections at st.
Louis for delegates to the State Con.
.ventiOn to morrow, and after an cxcit-
Ing debate passed by vote Of Is to
f. Resolutions then went to House,
and motion then made TO suspend the
rules to receive it, which was lost
Mayor Fillyis understood to prevent
disturbances many form, and not have
taken most etfcctral measures to real
apprcl,cnsions Of disturbances exist.
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Reinforccments have started for tie fort
at Tortusas and other relief has tcca Or
tered from Texas.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. lG.

The Virginia State Convention
rc'asemb'cd to day. Mr. Mair intro.
d"ced 81 resolution declaring a devoted
attachment 70 the Union, and will
make any sacrifice consistent with her
honor to restore and maintain it, but
protest against coercion, and ii was
determined not to submit to any
administration or government in which,
her rights are assailed, or not fully
protected, and iflhc Union cannot be-
restored IN terms honorable tn I'll
component parts, then it shall b.
divided.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20
MONTGOMERY, A1a., Feb. II

The trip Of Jefferson Davis, the
Presi'lcnt elect Of the Southern Con.
kderacy,. from Mississippi TO- Mont.
go'ncry, Alabama, was one of con.inu.
e@'s' enthusiasm. Ho made twenty five
speeches on the route,returnin., thanks,
anil complimentary greetings to crowds
Of ladies' and gentlemen and military,
at the various depots. A committee
Of Congress and the Montgomery
authorities met Mr.. Davis about eighty
miles from the city, aud formally
received him. Two fino military
Companies from Columbus, Georgia,
joined the escort ut Opdykc, and
returned with it 20 Montgomery, where
Mr.. Davis arrived last night at ten
O'Clock. He was received with great
enthusiasm. A large crowd assembled
1T the depot, where Mr.. Davis addrcs.
SGD them. ..
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sllEPPARD'S CELEBRATED. 90
O'1entM Prevenlivc vto Conception

Which I warrant will ncver fail.
NOTICE
Ladies whoLo not wish IN increase Of family,
preventive. 1t isvcry simple in it's use, and
does not injurc the system.
Sent secure from observation to any part Of
the United States Iy mail on receipt Of tic
money. Whole packages three dollars half
packS gcsg Two dollars, and extra fine packages
IS. Sheppard, Box 2,l4s, Cincinnati, O.
PERSIAN MALE SAFES.
a SURE SAFEGUARD AGAINST PREG-
s.;. NANCY AND DISEASE. syrx
Price for single ono, one dollar three for
two dollars SIX Tor three dollars Ave dol
lars Fer dozen.
-.afc -gr4,- is. SHEPPARD, rdr
Box 2, lt3, CINCINNATI o.,
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WASHINGTON, Feb, II

" "s
TIC Legislature ofNcw Mexico has
passed an,act for the election Of dol.
sgatcs to'f6rm = State Constitution,
which is to be held in May next
Tho delegates are to meet in June to
discharge the duties which will thus
be imposed upon them, and the Con.
stitution they form is attcrward to be
submitted to the people, for ratification
or rejection, at general election to
be held in September. Thus the way
is rapidly being paved for the admis-
sion Of this region into the Union and
sitter that event We will have no Ter
raery Whose destiny in reference to
the slavery question is doubtful enough
to furnish decent prctext for further
angry agitation on this subject.
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G YATE nFAl1NNEHVIsA: ts:TGAsiet Court
- County OF GoopuUE ] First Jud. Dist.
Calvin Potter : az '-." Is
q. n if pl,tf go ....
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MONTGOMERY, Feb. Is.

The inaugural ceremonies were the
grant(cst ever Witnessed in the South.
There Was on immense crowd on
Capitol Hill, consisting OF a great array
Of the beauty, military and citizens of
different States.
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IMPORTANT cois1lE,sPoNDE NcE.
Washington vcrsus Cen{ruZ Point.

'lFFkREScE IN, REPUBLICAN, OPINION AT TIE
i L" !..u: IL TWO PLACES. o., ..,.t 81, =
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4
The election is. being held and a
large number ofvotes against the Con.
ven,ion. Upon raising large Union
flag, the old stars and stripes over the
Court House, the enthusiasm of the
crowd was unbountled and cheer
after cheer was sent UP from moro
voices than ever grcct.l it in Washing
ton County before. Parties are now
parading the streets with Union flags.
t WAsn,SGroS, Feb. IL.
Special agent Jones, who was dis:
patched by Secretary Dix to New
Orleans las satisfied himself that the
revenue cutter Robert McClelland
was surrendered to the authorities OF
Louisiana, through the completely OF
Collector Hatcl, and Captain Brush
wood, before the ordinance Of scccs-
sion passed.
About ninety speeches has been
delivered in the House on the crisis.
There are still on hand at least enough
to make an even hundred. The great.
erportion was written out in advance
Of delivery, aud many of them read to
empt! benches, during the formality
of night sessions:
Those who were most hopeful of
beneficial results from the Peace Con-
FIR ncc, arc beginning to despair, and
some Of the Commissioners have nd.
viscd their distant friends TO act &C.
cord:ngly. An effort is being made
to avoid Congressional action ou all
peace propositions.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-20

NIaHy NOrtNern meMbeTS who !aVor
compromise, will not vote for it leunss Of
fhsI ear cfpudlic ,pinion at h>,r,.e There
VIII, however, doubtless be enough go with
the Union men the border Statos and the
South to carry it. Herewith give YOU a
table the votes Tor and against, as at pres
sent understood by the correspondent Of the
New York I11nes:: ~
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Munitions of War.

We are gratitied to learn from the
Rlch'nond Enquirer, that Virginia is TO
day better provided with all tie nec-ssa
r,es "f n great camp IGN than any State
North Of Mason and Dlxru's If she
is not equally as we'll supplied rs the Fed
eraI Government itself The Navy Yard
II, Go.port, the Magazine at Norfolk, ,he
Arsenal nt Harper's Ferry, added largely
to the supply, which has been removed
from those points AID distributed amopg
the solGiery but the action taken by
Wnny OF the countries without the knO~l
edge Of the authorities At Richmond IN
purchasing arms and munitions Of war
Tor the compaies within the cosntry lin
i,s, has supplied. 10 very great extent,
,hs hundred thousand mrn wi ich with
in few days, will lie ready to defend
the soil Of Virginia from Federal invas
ion.
Tho Enquirer adds
"ihst Gen. Lee can At any moment
leave Richmond AT the head Of 20, 900
men now here and in the counties he.
tween this and Alexandra. Genera
Gwyun, At Norfo,k, ana General Euggles
Al fredericksburg. lave each a very
large army under their command. The
rail roads Of the State, under the Quar-
terInssters Department. are held 10 read'
iness for the. transportation Of troops from
point to point. The telegraph will com
municale orders, while couriers are pre-
pared TO convey commando wherever
the telegraph does not extend.
$50 g,eat has been the entb usiasn Of
the people that Gov. Leleher has been
compelled to forbid any more troops reu
dezsou.iog at Richmond without special
orders"
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Very Moderate.

The Boston papers publish the follow.
ing uild propositions which they repor.
to Go the universal sentiment =! Yankee.
dom. On readng them, Soulhetners will
doubtless hasten to dispcrse and retire to
thei- Irrespective n3odes :"
Co"dmions Of peace required Of the so
called seeded States.
Ar'c'a l, Uncondiior al submission to
the G"ve'nm, nj Of the Unred States.
Article 2. To deliver up one hundred
Of the arch traitors TO be hung.
Article 8. To put an record the name,
.: ali Others who have been trailorous Il
the Government, who shall he held infa
inou- and disfrancbised foreve-.
Article 4. The property Of all traitor.
TO lee contiScaled to pay the damage.
Article S The SeceJ-d States to pay
all tue bnanee Of the expense, aud restore
al s'"Ien property.
Article q. The payment Of all debt.
due TO Nrrlheru ers, and indemnity for all
'ndigni''e, to persons, loss OF time, life
and property.
Article :. The removal Of the cause oI
oil our difficulties. which can only he done
by the immediate sDds o n dilionaI abo
lition of slavery. vses2
Article Uutspwak aketrompliancs will.
all the above terns, ,the<t called Seeded
States to bc held and governed MS United
States Territory.
The above is the .esst hat sn indig
nan' people will accept. outraged =. they
have been, by the ioulest. most henous,
aud gigantic instance Of crime recorded
in history.
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FEMALE HERoIsM Two Of the late
Judge Captions daughters had u servant,
hired ut Fortress Monroe, and could no,
get her by sending. They made one of
their servants row them to the For, in "A
boat; they were armed with ievoIvers.
and demanded admiltance the sentinel
refused they insisted, aud were told tina,
they would Le fired upon they said fire,
then. and drew their revolvers and enter
ed the Fort. They told the officers thai,
they had heard tha, the Hampton people
should tot throw up sand banks, bu,
lhnt 1t should be done, il the ladies had
to do ii. The officers said ii they we're
specimens Of tue ladies'. they did not
know what the men Of Hampton would
do. why. sirs, they will feh, to the
death Richmond Dispatch.
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BLOCKADE OF THE SoururaN Poprs

BLOCKADE OF THE SOUTHERN PoRrs.
The following from the London Tele.
graph, will be read with peculiar interest
at this time
with regard to the blockade question
we have to state that it cannot be solved
BY any Government in America, but must
be left TO the maritime powers of Eu.
rope-whlch, acting upon the law Of self.
preservation, must, Of course, forbid all
attempts to erclude their commerce from,
The ports Of the South the ruin of
which, though it may CRAFTY The passions,
would not serve the North. Such pol.
icy Of coercion, therefore, would be both
short'sighted and Intellectual. The new
tariff, for which Mr.. Lincoln is not respon,
slbie, though he will not be willing to
accept ils consequences, is an unwise
measure on the part Of those who fram
ed it. =
President Lincoln has the interest of the
Union 10 protect, and Lord Palmerstor
ls bound TO defend those OF Great Britain
out the former cannot be allo,oed to block
dde our flag out of the Southern ports
or the latter be stimulated to any partlc
ular advocacy Of Northern ambition.
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elements conspire to furnish them water,
foi there is not a spring, or a pump on
the work but, like the good people OF
Norfolk, the soldiers at Old Point have
to depend on the clouds for their drink,
except when they drink wh,skey, aud
then they depend upon ,hei, own nge.
nuity.)
We we're led into the above remarks,
because OF the fact that Fortress Monroe
is considered impregnable, but such is
not the fact it lacks much Of i as il,
now slards, and even IT il was completed,
we give our idea Of the work, when we
remind our readers that Sebaslopol and
Gibraltar tell before resoule .uemy.
AS no toruicslion is impregnable 10 a
well appointed army Of resoiute aud de
term'ned men, the question. OF reducing
Fortress Monroe is one to be Determined
by the wisdom aud judgmen, OF the civil
aud MILITARY authorities Of the Contedrr,
a:e States taking into consideration tae
necessary .oss OF life that must eusue in
It's successful capture. Upon this poin,
we venture no opiulou, leaving it TO the
wisdom and discretion Of President DAVIS
| aud his able officers in command Of the
State and Confederate force.
The garrison vt Fortress Monroe is,
doneuess. very large aud well appointed
at Ibis time, with the capacity, on the
par; OF the United States authorities, to
increase II 10 larger amount.
We have no idea that the reports as
to the number of troops now a, fortress
Monroe, variously estimated AT from three
TO hive thousand, are correct. Bu, that
u large and strong garrison is now With
in tie iort We have no doua,.
Commanding the eLtrauce of Hamp.
ton Roads, it's guns etiectus!Iv blockade
the James ard Elizabeth rivers, stopping
ali vessels bound either to or from Rich
mond, Petersburg or Norfolk. Grea, An
noyance Is thus given 10 the uade Of Viz
gina aud North Carolina but as the
s.me blockade could he mad. by vessels
oi war, within or wi h"ut the Capes, il
may bo " question with the authorities
whether Fortress Monroe should be re
duced hv invesr,nen, or conquered hv
forcing the cariula,ion Of Washington
city.
Tie djsorga"ized, riotous Northern
me'cenaries that now disgrace Washing
tot City. with no general to command
them. with no liscirin. 10 control their
turbulence. would evacuate before our ar.
my under the. gallant Lee. The people
are eager lur this enterprise, the army
are impatient tn be led against Ibe Van.
dial hrrd.s that are now DESTROYING all
tina, Was once 30 tean;iful in and around
W"shin ton. But bravery, courage aud
daring, though necessary 10 every army,
"re not the "nIy requisites. The Com.
nnnd-I.in' Chief has n wider scope OF Wis.
10" than is rernit,eci'to any one else /; he
must determine that which is best Tor
the army which lie is to command, ~
we'll ~ tor the State who has entrusted
him with so much power and responsi
bility.
The justice Of our cause. the firmncss
Of our Purpose, the strength Of om arms,
our reliance upon the Col Of battles,
will give us The victory, whether the field
be before Fortress Monroe or Washington
GJv
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THE GRAYsoN DARE Devils There
is universal feeling Of sympathy with
these gallant fellows in their modification
at not being received here. They mum:
Der one hundred men. all six feet high,
ana unfai!ing rife shots. The company
consisted Of one hundred and thi,ty five.
but it is said their commander informed
them that only one hundred would be al.
lowed TO come TO Richmond; aud to de.
eide which OF them should enjoy that de.
sired privilege they fired ut mark run.
ming, and the hundred who struck the
target nearest to or exactly in the centre
were accordingly detailed, to the chagrin
of the remaIner, who were as confident a.
their comrades that they could send a
ball at every crack through the vitxls of q
Lincoln poop Richmond Dispatch.
The company has since been accepted