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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-16
State of Minnesota, IS
GooGhue Countv.i In Probate Court.


Goot;huc Countv.i In Probate Court.
In tho matter Of the sale Of rcal estate of
George ". Latourellc, minor.
Upon reading and filing the petition on oath
Of Otis F. nth, guardian Of George W. La
tourellc: Of =. id county Of Goodhue, minor,
praying for IL snsc to sell tho roa' estate Of
said minor, his ward, to pay the debts Of said
ward and provide for his education and sup
port. II is ordered that the Both day cfJanu-
airy AID. 1851, be and the same is hereby a.
signed for The hearing Of said petition and that
all persons interested in the estate of said min:
or appear before the Probate Court at its
office in the city ofRed Wing in said county at
two o'clock, p. M. of that day and show cause
ifany there be why the prayer ofsaid petitioner
should not be granted.
And it is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to all persons interested in said cs-
tate of the tendency Of said petition and Of tho
time and place Of the hearing thereof. by caus.
ing copy Of this order to be published for
four weeks sncccssively next prior to said day
OF hearing in the Red Wing Sentinel, a weekly
newspaper published in said county. Dated
at the Probate Office in Red Wing, this sth day
of Deco nber, 1860. ORR1N DENSMORE,
2S0w5 Judge Of Pobatc.
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SECESSION WOVEN ENT.
TIE ALABAMA CONVENTION.

Montgomery, Ala. Jan. 10.
The convention which has been in secret
session all day, adjourned till ten o'clock
to morrow. No ordinance Of secession has
passed yet. The subject is freely discussed
and is almost certain to bc passed to NOR:
row: Two companies OF men left this D. M.
for Mobile.
Baltimore, Jan. 10.
1t is understood that tho reason why the
secesSiOnists convention here took no vote
on their personal resolutions was because
they discovered that there was majority
in the convention who were in favor OF sus.
tanning Governor Hicks.
Montgomery, Jan. IL.
Ordinances Of secession was passed a: 2:3O
p. m. Cannon are firing, bells ringing and
the city is in blaze of enthusiasm.
New Orleans, Jan IL.
Forts jackson and St. Philip, at the en-
trance Of Lake ponchartrain were seized
by New Orleans troops to-day. Troops
from New Orleans also took possession o.
the Sub-rrcasury, Custom House and Pos,
Office building, carly this morning. Every.
thing quiet.
New York, Jan II.
Capt. A. S. Taylor, captain United States
Marine corps, has been detached from the
Brooklyn marine barracks, vice Major Geo
II. 1erpil, ordered to the command of For,
Washington where company OF forty five
marines have been temporarily stationed
Washington, Jan. TO-
The National volunteers held meeting
tonight for the purpose Of extending and
perfecting their military organization. One
Of the resolutions adopted is as follows,
1--WE will act in the event of the with
drawal Of Maryland and Virginia from tho
Union in such manner rs shall best secure
ourselves and those States from the evils
Of a foreign and hostile government, within
and near their borders"
The new volunteer company, " The
Frccmen." Capt. J. Warmidage, this even.
ing had a lalse and enthusiastic meeting a,
the Mansion House.
The hotel was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity. This company is subject to the or
ders Of the administration, and expect tt
see active service, for which they orc pre-
pairing.
jackson, Miss, Jan. II.
Mr.. Burt, commissioner from South Caro-
lima is now speaking, while the lore star flas
is suspended in the hall the convention oc
cup;ed. The morning was spent in the dis.
cussion Of unimportant local matters.
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THE DEVIL.

Tho 'Devil' is an institution bv himself
lie inks the type, or turns the crank, or
lays on the Sheets" (Othcr people some
time do the la.ter.) 1fit were not for him
the paper would not "come out" lie
sweeps out the office. He makes the fires
an appropriate work for ficnd-and swcars
because some one has "hooked the kind
lings" lie does the "chores at the house. -
lie :quiets the baby" Yet his most i'm
portant duty is to keep watch on the street
corner SO as to be able to inform the editor
when the Sheriff is after him.!
With all this, the ''Devil" shoulders all
the lad or smutty jokes Of the editor
When the mighty man Of the pen is asham-
ed Of an expression, and still desires to
utter it, he says; '.our Devil says thus and
So" and the poor Devil has to stand it!
Nevertheless, the Devil is an important
parsonage in society. lie attends lectures.
He frequents concerts, shows, and the opera:
butt say it more in sorrow than in anger
Abe seldom attends church ! He presents
himself at the door 0: the ticket office Of
the ''show," within his ''linen' reversed BY
way Of change, (or he seldom possesses
more than single shirt as "membcr Of
the Press" and so presses his claims that
he is admitted without the accustomed
quarter. Indeed. he gives the ticket agent
no quarter until he is admitted without the
quarter. But our young friend is not
alone. He is to much Of a gallant for that
His woman is with him, and he and his
woman" pass in and enjoy the entertain
ment. which, whatever it may b., is taken
down in doses alternated with peanuts and
tobacco For the devil cbews as we'll smokes
and splits profuscly upon carpets when he
gets in reach Of them.
l never heard OF Printers Devil who
had ''risen in life. /" but I do the class the
justice to say that, to my knowledge, mono
Of them have fallen very low. Some O.
these "Dcvil'' have descended to I've ma, ors
of cities. Solne of them have even lie,
themselves down into Congressman. But
never kcewn but one to degrade himself SC
low as to become President Of the United
states.
So much for the "Devil." know the
''an'mal,,' lve been there myself.
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NOTICE,

- NOTICE.
The public arc respectfully informed that
have opened IN establishment for the manu-
tacturc and sale Of ,,...., ,.r
CONFECTIONERY l. i
in its various branches
At WHOLESALE. AND RETdIL,
in the building known as the ':'Bakcry," on
Bush street. Red Wing, where shall be happy
to supply. Nil who may favor me with their
patronage. The best materials used, an
prices reasonable. j. u ~
Fancy articles suitable for presents always
or hand such as Sugar Fruit, Baskets, Ycgeta-
blcs. Animals, etc. -. ~ 81 +.
B-An orders promptly attcndedto.
+. BRIGGS.
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Ctate Of Minnesota, District Court, !
Mist Dist rict, County of Goodhuc.
Abby Jane Confer, pl'R.

Against 2 summons.
David Confer, Delft.
The State of Minnesota to David Confer the
above named Defendant.
You arc hereby summoned and required tt
answer the complaint Of Abby Jane Corfcr
the above named Plaintiff, which said com
plaint is filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
above Court at Red Wing, III said county O
thereto II pom me. the subscriber, ut Lake city
in said State Of Minnesota, within thirty day.
from the service hereof upon you exclusive o
the day of such service, and you are fur,hc
Lotifed that If you fail to answer said com
Paint as aforesaid the said plaintiff will aprl!
to the Court for the relief demanded in sait
complaint.
Dated Lake city, June 18th, 1861
PERRY >. MARTIN
-- Plts Atty, Luke City, Mimi.
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ROCHESTER,: Jan. l1.--.Kev. VIM. Way
usan, b. Anthony, and others of that
stripe, attempted to hold a meeting here to-
night 1t was broken up by citizens, and
resolutions in favor Of the Union were
passed, and cheers given for General Scott
and Major Anderson. A flag bearing the
inscription mo compromise with slavery -
was not allowed 10 be suspended across
Buffalo street. The authorities prevented a
general riot. ....l. s $500. ,
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TIE ARMY AND SEcEss1oN-It is re-
ported that some one asked the veteran
Gen. Wool, the other day, if the army
would he likely to divide in case Of seces-
sion, and fail to obey the orders Of the new
President. The gallant old man drew
himself up proudly and replied, "Do you
think sir, the amy is going to fail the
country at the moment she is needed? No
sir. 1allow no officer or man under my
command to admit the possibility Of dis
union, and il ! hear that any one has spok.
en- in favor Of it will court marshal him
with all possible expedition. and Gen.
Scott feels as do, Sir" 1-t. ta
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RED WING, JAN. l6. 1861
PUBLISHED EY
Nj ARIIN MAGlNNIS.
W. W. PHELPS, Editor.
THE DESTRUCTION or PARTIES

The preservation Of tho Union as it is
ought Of right to be, and is the ardent wish Of
every good citizen. AS the nation seems to
he nearing its dissolution, men of all parties
are forced to reflect upon the !risht(al con :
sequences Of this event upon the progress
and prosperity Of tic nation and Of every
citizen enjoying its benefits and protection.
Tho magnitude Of the question, makes
ordinary party ties sink into insiSnificancc,
and the people are learning how dear to
them and how much above mere partizar
trumphs rises this great question Of the
preservation ofthc Union. The sympathizcr:
with the disturbars Of the national peace
have dw,ndlcd down to mere handful, and
there are few indeed who would not fain sun.
port any just compromise that would forever
Danish the slavery agitation from politics
1t cannot be denied that whatever Tho
wrongs Of the South might have been thai
the present attitude Of disloyalty to tho
Constitution and laws at the South i:
wholly unjustitiablc and indcfsnceable. Thi,
fact should not be permitted to create in thu
Northern mind the pharisacal feeling tina
We are hol:cr than the South. We hav,
faults enough Of our own, to humble ou
pride and intusc patriotic charity into on,
conduct All right minded men so think, ant
in rallying 10 the standard OF the Union will
one accord, it is not because we are ANNA
ted with the selfish passions Of merccnar,
invaders Of tho South, but periodically i'm
bued with the desire Of preserving the Unto,
entire. .
The reason that men forget their part,
quarrcls at this time, is because an alarnin,
emergency has rskindled the fires Of dcvo
ton to the Union in their hearts. The pros
perity Of every citizcn"is greatly depcnden
upon continuance Of present political re
lat,ons and there is stern purpose in tn
Northern mind that no mere paper dissolu
ton Q! tho Union, can, or will take place
Its apparent that the security Of indi yidua
rishtsis dependent upon the stability Of tn
government. Tho people Of tho West ar
upon this question of one mind and tina
mind is to preserve the Union. Partie
vanish in obedience to this universal deter
mination; divisions and differences disappca
and the few real abolitionists among US, vii,
will make no effort to save, and have n
desire to preserve the country, who ignore al
compromises, rave away with as little prac
teal influence to control public sentiment q
has the incoherent gibbering Of maniacs. ]
the Union is preserved it will not be b,
such men and action. The fanatics of TIN
North cannot; and tho madmen Of tn
South will not preserve the country; tn,
patriotic Of al sections. and in the West par
ticularly ale united and resolved, and with
out their assent no State can or will 20 gu
Of the Union.
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Fer SALE.

,A@2lba. AFINE RESIDENCE consist
&s1A &I7 Of large and substantial
S4SA633aE House and two lots in the
central part Of the town. The lots are cult
waited into a fine garden, and the property as a
whole forms one Of the most desirable rcsiael-
ccs in Red Wing 1t will be sold At q, bargain,
For particulars apply to -
MRS. r. FREEBORN.
Fonrth street near the Methoist church.
Red Wing, Nov. IA, !sGo.-tf. b
GOLD PENS REPOINTED.
Price only Fifty Cents.
Enclose tho Fen in = letter with Cash OF
Postage stamps. Tho return mail will bring
tic Pen us good as new. Address
STONE Il BALL, SYRIA
|cusc: n. Y. no2.l sw
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New YonK, Jan ll.--A Washington des.
patel, to the Connmercial says an earnest
effort will I've made in the Senate to order
the investigation through the judiciary
COMMITTEES into the charge Of a reasonable
plot to establish a Southern confc deracy,
With its seat Of government at Washington.
Mr.. Prescott has b,en here with Pacific
overturcs from Governor Pickens Of South
Carolina e5s :o35It.3 I'll II eya5t
An angry interview is said to have taken
place between Zen. Scott and Senator
roombs, in which the former used PLAIN but
not dignificd language. ~
A dispatch to the Post says the q. S.
steamer Fulton has, sailed with orders to
see the Star Of the West safe in the harbor
o! Charleston.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-16

81 correspondent tclegraphs to the New
York Tribune that Gen. Cass will return to
his old homestead in Detroit in about
fortnight. The same correspondent tcle-
graphs that Gen. Scott intends to be present
and assist officially at Mr.. Lincoln's inau-
guration, and will give the prestige of his
name and character to the becoming obser-
vances Of that day. .
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THE REACTION BEGuN.-At New Or
leans on the evening Of the Goth, there va.
= magnificent Union demonstration. Joseph
Baker presided, and Messrs. Soule and
Durant were among the speakers, soule
attributed the secession movement in part
to the fact, that a single Republic is not
enough for the numerous .aspirants for the
Presidency. That was what was the
matter with Mr.. Toombs, and there were
aspirants for White Houses in every State
in tho South; "The ambition ofindividuals,
and the hope Of burying forever in the
country the corruption ,in the government,
were the two great causes that had brought
on the present condition Of affairs" The
interests Of Louisiana, he declared. demanded
that she should not separate herself from
the great western states. i23',l.t9i4htI .itEEE-
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-16

party, yon would have got at least as big y
penny as the laborer that was hired abou,
the eleventh hour Remember Doctor ",hc
last shall be first and the first last"
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--o-
Will keep constantly on han1 tho very hes,
Harnesses, Saddles, Brides, Martingalcs, Fly
Nets, Whips, Cards, Combs and Brushes, and
svcry:hing III the Harness line necessary to RIG
out II Horse or Team. All kind Of work made
to order, and
REPAIRING
Of All kind" done III a most superior manne,
and at the shortest notice.
T. L. ADAMS, Foreman.
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formerly occupied by J: Going, on Main street,
over c. Fl. d e. J.. Bakers Hardware Store,
where all who wish, can procure life-likc like
several years experience in the picture art, ]
feel confidcn: CT being able to please all who
may favor me with Il call. No picture will be
allowed to leave the room unless it will bear
the strictcst criticisms us likeness and work
OF art to tine ,n ana good
hopes that they can appreciate The difference
between Il good Ambrotypc and those dcathly.
ash-co!orcd, s,lnburnt shadows so often palmcd
off on the public by travelling humhugs.
All are respectfully invited to call and en-
anime specimens. - !
Pictures taken in CLOUDY as we'll as FAIR
WEATHER.
Instructions given in the art.
Red Wing, April 4, 1850. 2l9tf
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FROM WASHINGTON
UNANIMOUS AGREEAlI EFT OF THE
COMMlTTEE or ,THIRTY.THKE ZEE.
Baltimore, Jan. 1.-The City has been in
jubiiant excitement all day in consequence
|of private letter received from Hon. Hen
~ Winter Davis, giving positive assurance
that the Committee Of Thirty-three will
presents unanimous report, embracing an
enabling act for New Mexico, and that no
new State shall he admitted without the
consent Of all the States, and pledging the
repeal Of all Perso nal Liberty bills. ~..,
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A m br otypes Trump hant'
DAGUERREOTYPES ECLIpSED!

J. E.. r I G. II .

Woald respectfully announce to the citizen
Of Red Wing and vicinity, that he has lcasst
and fitted up the
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FROM WASHINGTON.
A DESPATCH FROM KEITr.

TIE STAR or THE WEST TO RETURN nc
CHARLESTON.
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n lie SIGN FTnE.s ADDLE
j ii. IL IL A n ID,
Saddle and Harness Maker;
Next door to the Red Vino IIonso \

VNe3I uoor 70 tHc Kcd wing llouso.
Main SrHEEr, 90. REu WIN,
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Resolved, That the Nebraska Leg
islatnre sends greeting and thanks t.
Major Anderson of Fort Sumpter, fo1
his gallant conduct, and wishes him
and his *lIsply New Year" r.
PErRRsBt: Ecu, Va, Jan. 4. Busi'
ness in this city to-day was unusnai',
suspended, and tho churches were al
thronged with people. tits decided,
tie 1iiosf so:em day ever witnessed II
the history of p Petersburg. At, Rich.
mond, tho day being duly observed
Many Of the discourscs delivered al
the churches were eloquent and pow
erfuL All Of them earnestly invoked
the interposition Of divine Provdince,
in the present difficulty, but expressed
devotion 20 the South. ,551aag,
Tins Brooklyn says the New York
Tribune, still continues in readiness,
subject 10 Immediate orders as event,
may require. She carries the hsavics,
and best battery Of any ship ct her
eize IN her service, aud il most form
liable for pelligere,'t purposes.
Tna Elmira (Scw York; Gaxet,t, Of
December o@h, says" J"ln Brown,
IT,, was in El'n;ra yesterday, in con
ference With some Of the aboiitio,,ist,
here. III came in on the St,uthcr,
train and departed NORTH: lie is
working up some llo, to strike the
shareholders"
, 1861-02-26

DRESsED HOGS : Received, s8s Marke
active and 10c better, Sales we're az follows:
TIT HnyH Aycrarinv 241 fba at Eh a.
, 1861-02-26

FOR EXCHANGE An Improy-
Il ed Farm Il wanted: for which stock OF Dry
Goods will be exchanged on hir tcr1nz Address "N.
At the oace Of th1a paper giving fair 1cscttnton II
, 1861-02-26


The rece;uts Of Hogs since Saturday amounted
to 745 Live and SIS Dressed There was IN active
tno7r7 fos dressed b; packers 2nd tue market Tas
firm. md prices sdra7ced fully 1Dc over those Of
saturday-the transactions being liberal st S. 50
@5Gs14 for light. and s5,7ss;5 % for heavy. Lire
Hogs were quiet at s4,25G4 50 gross.
There WAS good drmaad io7 primo shipping
B.cyes yesterday, AID sales were made at 5000
$40. Common. borrower, were neglected and
rather Gull
The Provision market ;s n.orc actiye, but there
Is no improvement 10 notc II prices. About 7Go
bills Mess PORK were ae1d in lots Of from one to
two hundred barrels. Il. S!5.6TE@16.c .co-the inside
quotation sor Eew!g-7sc.sed- Lard is quiet, with
snlos at eKc for rr1ue Leaf aud DC for 10 l. There
Is nothing doing in CT: 3eata, and tie market is
e1dre1y nominal.
The Flour market this morning was quiet, AID
without any material change in plices, though
ut the e.oac holders Ecse willing TO nale slight
concessions About 1,eoo bnls were sold S412AED
81 40 for fairto choice spring extra, anl s. 500
$so5 for eape:anc. The receipts OF wheat
amounted to 81, ,aags bushels, and tho market was
5e.y quiet at 799.okc for No. i spring, aud
75G&75Xc for NJ. z kpsing--thc demand at the
rloee tsng very limited at the inside quotations
Com was stcady :: abo.. Saturdays quotations:
bnt The transactions we're very light, buyers mud
sellers being 80 apart, with eales OF mixed at
s1na7kc In Etorr. Oats end rye dull Barley
wteady. Hig:awiues ;sacaansed-no1h city and
country selling in .oana iats &: 14c. Timothy seed
L. 1rm at 81 zo11aa.5 Clover dull end neglected.
FLOUR, WHEAT AND cosx N STORE yEs'T IS, 1861.
Flouy. bbls. ,46:V
Wheat, bu ..:-....--..-:-- :---...-.>1'4 '4292ss "a ~
Iorns tn. '.-..... ..1,1uu,s5a