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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-01-09

y" CONFECTIONARY
in its various branches
At WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL.
in the building known as the :sBakcry," on
Bush street, Red Wing, where shall be happy
to supply all who may favor me with their
patronage. The best materials usce, AM
prices reasonable.
: Fancy articles suitable for presents always
on hand such as Sugar Frui:, Baskets, Vegeta-
bles, Animals. etc. t'2 Hf-a5' .aol 81
sB-All orders promptly attended to. ti-
+. BRIGGS,
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Masonic. ''a
The installation Of the officers elect o
the Red Wing Masonic Lodge will take place
at their Lodge room, Tuesday afternoon
January 10Th. The members and such o.
the fraternity as are present will be priv.
legged to invite their friends to attend
The public address will be given by Prof
H.B. Wilson, at the Methodist church, prob
ably, at o'clock in the evening. Ate,
the address the officers Of the chapter will be
publicly installed.
The address and accompanying ceremo-
MES will be interesting and we doubt not at
tract large attendance Of the fraternity and
the curious. isr. .. -,.s
There will be Masonic Festival and da nee
in the evening cards Of invitation will bt
sent to those who attend.
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OF protractcd meetings are being held
by the NJ. EChurch, Of this place, in order
to bring about revival. Meetings will be
held every night this week in the basement
| Of the church. ..-.. ..-.-..s ....s.
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NSt Dry --IT y
The National fast day was pretty gen.
orally observed: in Red Wing. Services
were held in all the churches, and wore
generally attended. The District Court
held no session. Tho stores were however
all open. fgr t
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TT OW A r D A s S OC l A r I q
IL PHILADELPHIA. usi9
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
esr No.eet Broadway New York.

~
IL PHILADELPHIA. a'ia
A Benevolent Institution established by spec
ial Endowment, for the Relief of tie Sick
aild Distressed, afflicted with virulens and
'S Epidemic Discusses, and especially for the Cure
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with
8 description Of hoircondition,( age, occupation
habits Of life, &c.. and in case ofcxtteme pov.
srty, Medicines furnished free ofchargc.
~ VALUABLE REPORTS on sopermatorhoa
y md other Diseases ofthc Sexual Organs, and o.
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Disrcn
6ry, sent to tho afflicted in scaled lctier enve.
cps, free Of charge. Two or thrae Stamps TO
postage will be acceptable. a eo{
Address. DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howrrd Association, No &
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, "a. !, B,
rder oof the Directors. 49,.
dEo. FAIRCuILD, Sec. EZRA D. HEART
WELL. Pres, ..,e
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DIAovAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL
~ REMOV AL.
b Il 0 W. & Is r G III T. r
have removed their stock of 81
Aarea0Yare, 9tovcO, &C
10 their Brick Store on Main Street, herctofor
occupied by S. B. Foot.
he'd Wing, Juna H.,
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GOLD PENS REPOlNTED.
-.-- = Beice nnIal Erfin lLa,fe

Enclose tho Pen in letter with Cash or
Postage stamps. Tho return mail will bring
the Pen ~ good as new. Address
STONE + BALL, SYRIA
cnae, n. r. no2el CIV
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NJ E r r O p q l. 1T A \
..8AAAANARN MAAA,

IA. 4 E. L. TEELE, PnopR1EroR
Basement Of tho Metropolitan IL tsl, co IN CT
Lcvcc e. Potter Streets, ''~
Red Wing, ............ ........ Minnesota
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l86O.Spring d Summer Trade. 1860

Main street, Rcd Wing, Wilkinson s block.
U1M. Il JAS. LAWTEIER are now opening
w and receiving complete stock Of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
49, VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
In great variety. Also,a complete assortment o
TALORS' TRIMMINGS, no.
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap
We have also in connections
TAILORING ESTABLlSIINIENT
for tho manufacture Of Gents. Clothes to or
der. Mr.C. BERGlI, an experienced work
man, viii, wait on gents and furnish them with
garments ofthc latest styles and on reasonable
terms. Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything on the most reasonable terms. W.
especially solicit a share Of patronage.
Terms strictly cash.
,g .N WV. e JAS. LAwTHER
Z Wing, May 2, 1860. .r l96tf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE,

+ ~ ~ = a~Ss
Tho public arc respectfully informed that
have opened an establishment for tho manu-.
tacturc md sale of
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I y X Y ~ %S~F ~ -
We are now receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock of Dry Coos and
Groceries over offered to the Re ,ples q th's
ness, will excel that Of any other assoEtMe4t
in the county; and We guarantee our. custom
sTs sr ets5 Seea4: than they ana els
and fair and liberal dccling is our systcm.-
I'VE bay tor cash. and
receive our, goods die y 2 au
rect from the Importer ; ca IL
and Manufacturer, and
Co6xrhr D1AIrns
viii find 1t a,m6eh TOO
their advantage to ex-
10 , anime our stock and =
s-~ prices before. going be-
low. 10. * - @"s-sss-s~
The ladies' arsinvitcd to- examine onrlargs
and bcautitulvaricty offspring and Summer
Drcss,Geods, Domestic 19l g 6, Goods Of all kinds
in. complete assortment, Prints Cling
| ~ ]kaHs, !Shcctipgs. Denimas sTickings,
= = Dri1s; Cambfics, Linen Goosls; DC,
gas' s3G, sisssasry d az pdnsy
which Will be sold at lower
r,r ptis sssa tp' R. sIsF sdfs5s os e.
l1SSts2 aS4 U "a erys Glass mud Stone
X Ware Of the latest
- " patterns, Boots and
SEoes--a large
o.f4 - stock on hand
ct loso price,.
Wehave for
r. asf n ~ ssysF So ssg ~7sss ~ aelo ssths
y. y j. -: - :: $3.50, &. vsss.s.:f p .a4B
Celebrated Coppcr-tipped Boots and Shoes
Cine pairiqf. which sd aens;t sa vaif
is warranted to OUT
wear two pair T..
without tipsl Hats and c.ps and l,lly:
1910 ~ 6al66h Of
sNndless varieties.
PLows! .PLows!
Of all kinds. at the Menstogturer's prices
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no ME- coLUM n,

Henry Schuncmah r.zn
The German from Welrs Creek, whose
arrest will be remembered, has been ill.,
dictsd asd arraigned for murder. His trial
will come off this week.
An indictment was also brought against
o. p. Ward, for perjury.
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Tho proprietors Of thiscstablishment having
been to considerable expense, and having fur
nishsd their tables with the improved patent
COMBINATION CUSHIONS!
would respectfully solicit share Of the pat
1onage of the lovers Of the game. Our tables
arc inferior to none others in Red Wing or in
the State, and we feel confident that We can
suit all who may favor us with call. TIE
best Of Wines, Liquors ard Cigars, viii! al
Red Wing, September 10, 1855. iss-1y
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tI'O. CONSERVATIVES AND NERYOU!
Il SUfTEHEcs. ,.'- 10 a

Il SUFFERERS.
Tho subscriber, for several years .rcsiden
otablc 1emedy-a sure Cure for C0nsampt;on
AstAma, Bronchitis. Coughs. Glide, and Nervous
J DeIility. For the benefit Of Censumptives and
Ne,ro"s Sufferers, he is willing to make the same
ipublic.
scrption, with full directions Ltree Of cha1ge)
calls = sample OF the medicine, Which they will
PIN . beautiful combination Of Nrture's sim
oh dherbs. Those desiring the Remedy can
obtain it by return mail, by addressing
j. j.. CUTHBERT,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
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BLACK,SlNZTHLlyQ

GEORGE w. PARKER.
A. the now Shop on Main street, within
rods Of she crossin ofJordon.
nv RED WING, MINNESOTA. 79,t
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- dSsIgHce lUT 01OIVg1Scc'
WILDER s W1L11sroN, Att'ys.
Dated Red Wing, MINI, Dec. l2, A. D., 1850.
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MORTGAGE SAI,E.

Dated Rcd Wing, November 9th 1860, y.
THOMAS f. TOWNE,
a'AE ~ sjf Mortgage
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

AT the commencement of the battle OF
Bull Run, Lieut. Hasbrouck of the West
Point battery, was riding little sorrel
horse, which YVES shot three times, and from
loss of blood became too weak for further
service. He was stripped of saddle and
bride and turned loose, as his owner sup.
posed, to die. In the heat of the contest
nothing more was thought OF the little sor-
rel, nor was he seen again until the remnant
of the battery was far toward Washington
on the retreat. 1t paused at Centreville,
and while resting there Lieut.. Hasbrouck
was delighted to be joined by bis faithful
horse, which by strong instinct had obey
ed the bugle call to retreat, and had found
his true position with the battery, which is
more than the human mass on the field can
boast of doing. He came safely into Wash.
ington, is now recovered of his wounds, and
ready for another fight.
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lG:Ill!!Il,s!lI!:ii III
lz5EIllla|
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
to the attention of mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of eehing by
pain and spasmodc action and is to regulate the
Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to your
selves and relief and health to your infants.
years, and say, In confidence and truth Of what
we nave never been able say of any other medicine,
never has Jailed, in single instance effect cure,
when timely used Never did We know an instance of
by any one who used it. On the contrary
al are delighted nth it's operations and speak in terms
Oh COMMUNICATION OF its magical effects and medical vr
tues We speak in this matter " what we do know"
Ser ten years experience, and pledge reputation
tor the fuhlment OF what here declare, In almost
cvery instance where the infant is suffering from pain
ana exhaustion relief will be found fifteen twenty
mmutes after the Syrup is administered.
MS valuable preparation the prescription of of
ine most experienced and skillful in New Eng
iand and has been used with neverailing success in
thousands of cases.
II not only reevesthe child from PAIN but inyigo-
Iates tne stomach and bowels corrects acidiy, and
gives zone ana energy TO the whole system 1t will a.
most instantly relieve gripping in the bowels wind
romedied, end in death
We believe 1t the best and remedy the world
In ali cases OF dysenlsry and diarrhGa in children,
Mnener arises from teehing or from other caure
from any OF the foregoing complaint let your
prejudces, nor the prejudces othe between
you and your suffering CHILD, and the relief will be
sure yes absolutely sure-to follow the use of this
medicine, 1t timely used. Full directions for using will
accompany ach bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS 4
PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Oihce, Ii CEDAR STREET, NY.
Price only twenty-five Cents per Bottle.
Ccl9 d6Wly
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HEAVY ART1LLERY.-Capt. Arnold, OF
the heavy artillery, was passing along Third
street, over the planks in front of Mr.
Mack's new building, when his great weight
900 pounds) broke the planks, and he came
near being precipitated into the cellar. Mr..
Rodeck, being near by, rugged a derrick,
and with the assistance of the workmen on
the building, succeeded in raising him to
the surface.
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THIRD STREET MUST BE EXTENDED TO
THE RA1LRoAD.-Wed do not learn that any
thing is being done to open and grade Third
street to its intersection with the railroad.
We hope no one has become so paralyzed
by the useless grading of former years, as
to neglect an improvement that is absolutely
demanded if we desire to avail ourselves of
the benefits of the railroad. It is to be
hoped some of our public men will move in
this matter, and at once.
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FROM Fort RrDGLEY-The St. Peter
Tribune publishes the following items from

FROM Fort RlDGLEY.-The St. Peter
Tribune publishes the following items from
the Fort:
Lieutenant Colonel George, now in command
at Fort Ridgley. is becoming very popular
among the soldiers there. His experience as
an officer in the Mexican war has made him IA
miliar with the details of military matters, and
while he believes in strict discipline, he appre.
ciates the Importance of careful attention to
the comfort of his men. We are sure none
will have cause to complain of him. His COM
mand is rapidly improving in drill. The Saint
Peter Guards, Captain SkarO, make an excel.
lent appearance. and the men generally are in
good health and spirits.
Quite q stir was created at the Fort on
Wednesday evening last, by the arrival of a
messenger from the Sioux Agency with dis.
patches from Agent Galbraith. stating that
news had reached him, that some four hundred
Yankton Indians were coming from the west
towards the Agency, apparently on warlike
expedition.
Mr.. Galbraith requested the commander to
be in readiness in case another messenger
should be sent requiring his services. Pre-.
parations were at once made, bullets were
cast, wagons repaired and mules shod, and ev.
erything put in readiness to march at q mo.
ment's warning.
We since learn, however, that it proved q
false alarm. Only few Indians have made
their appearance, and they have made no hos
tile demonstrations.
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CRANBERR1Es.-The time when cranber-
ries could not be legally offered for sale
expired on the fifth of September, and since
then there have been large arrivals from the
country. They are usually large and hand
some, and we learn from the country papers
the crop will be abundant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

SHERMAN's BATTERY.-This celebrated
corps was so long stationed in Minnesota
that we feel special pride in its achiev.
ments. The rebels claim to have captured
it at Bully Run, but the way they did it
may be learned from the following extract
of letter from an officer to Sergeant Jones
at Fort Ridgley, and published in the ST..
Peter Tribune
1t seems that no part of this battery was
taken at the battle of Bull Run, but on the
contrary Ayres took two guns from the enemy.
The celebrated Black Horse Cavalry made a
charge upon the battery; thinking they had
up at furious rate. till they got within speak.
ing distance, exclaiming Now we've got
Sherman's Battery, God damn you" Yes"
replied Ayres, "but you've got the wrong end
of it ~ and at the same moment the order
given to fire. Before the cavalry could wheel
and get out of range, eight rounds from the
battery were made to tell on its ranks.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

Mr.. JAMES WHIrrENHALL, of Addison
New York, who was sojourning at Belle
PLANE for the benefit of his health, died
suddenly last Tuesday morning OF hyper~
trophy enlargement of the heart.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT

- COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
A adre G. Zabriskie against Joseph Ullman and
Emelie Ulman, bis wife, A, g. Effort and Henry Pc
tring artners under the name and firm of Effort 6.
Petring." Henry Martin and Alfred b. Hewett, part.
under the name of Martin 4 Hewet,o Kamon
Lion Meyer Lob Solomon. Joseph Reiner, The New
York and Havre Steamship Company"
Summons.
In the name of the State of Minnesota.
To each aud cry of the above named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby summoned and re-
qured to the complaint in this action which has
been filed in the office Of the Clerk Of he District Court
aforesaid in the City of ST. Paul in said County of Ram
sey, and copy of your to the said com
plant the subscribers, at their office in ST. Paul,
in the County of Ramsey, in said State within twenty
days after the service Of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of such service and il you
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to
the for the relief demanded in the sa complaint
Dated at st. Paul. September I'd, 1861.
VAN ETTEN Il OFFICER,
sepl3-w6w Pla nti6 g Attorneys.
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MONETARY MATTERS.

QUOTATIONS By THOMPSON BROTHERS, BANKERS,
ST. PAUL. September IL.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
New York, Michigan.
New England. Iowa,
Philadelphia, Indiana,
New Jersey, Peoples Bank,
Ohio,
Ramsey County redeemable orders,
Darling & Scheffer's Washington County scrip.
EXCHANGE.
For bankable funds. .......l3 per cent prem.
0olu.. ...............
Selected N. E. and N. Y.....
Selected Ohio and Indiana...1
us. Treasury per ct. notes 2 per cent. disc't.
Land Warrants at New York prices.
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, LAND WARRANTS, &C.
ST. PAUL, September IL, 1861.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
New England, Bank State of Indiana,
New York, Detroit,
New Jersey, Iowa,
Philadelphia, Peoples.
Ohio.
&I Uncurrent funds bought at Eastern rates.
EXCHANGE.
Drafts on New York selling, viz:
For Eastern Funds...... I per cent. prem.
s. Ohio, Blk State of la "
Iowa, Detroit. ...... l 8!
feOple ..........
canada ...........
U. s. Gold Coin. -. ! /"
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We are now right in the midst of the rebels
liable to be called upon any moment to I'm.
dergo forced march of several days duration,
in sunshine or in storm, and in a climate that
scarcely one of us is accustomed to-whh
nothing in which to carry our provisions or ra.
tions, save that we throw it promiscuously
into our blankets and tie it up with rope, or
which is nearly as common--tie it up with
rag--with nothing to carry one shift of cloth.
ing in, save that we put it in with our food.
with not the least shadow of coat excepting
those companies that went to the Forts) to
protect US from the damp, chilly night air and
storms, with blankets of very inferior quality
and which are entirely too small to cover us;
they not being, many of them, more than five
and half feet long--.with pants that, with
many of us but for our under.clothing. would
not cover our nudity in fact many of our
mems pants are SO badly rented that they have
not been on drill for several days past--.wth
canteens of a very inferior quality, many of
them not being tight at the time we received
them.
We are all well aware of the praise Minneso-
ia has received in responding to the call of the
President for men to assist him in sustaining
the Government in this important cricis of our
country. The sequel is yet to be written...if
her sons acquit themselves honorably Minne-
sofa will receive the praise.--if otherwise, we,
her soldiers, must bear the censure.
And now, the prayer of your petitioners is,
that we may be properly supplied with all of
the above mentioned articles, in order that we
may be fully prepared for the responsibility
devolving on us as volunteers of the First Re.
giment of Minnesota, and that the prayer of
your petitioners may be granted, we will con.
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M A r r I E d.

In St. Anthony, August 26, by Rev. s. Barnes, Mr..
CHARLES F. SIMS to Miss LAURA E. DORMAN.
In Minneapolis, August 10, by the same, Mr.. FRAN
els H. WHEELER to Miss ANNA GRANT.
In this CITY, the 9Th instant the residence of her
father, Mr.. L. M. Williams, Mrs. N. @. GOODENOW,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ Williams, in the 272h
year of her age.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

A MAN was drowned at st. Anthony yes.
terday. He was at work on sluice used
to carry away the refuse lumber, and got
out beyond his depth, and went over the
Falls. His body was recovered: We did
not lean his name, but are informed he was
an Irishman.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

L1GHr CAvALRY.--Mr. E. Y. Shelley, of
this city, has received authority from Col.
Young, now stationed at Washington, to
proceed Immediately with the organization
of company for bis light cavalry regi-
ment. We are not informed in regard to
Mr.. Shelley's intentions relative to this sub.
iect but be will doubtless make them known
in few days. Col. Young offers to pro-
vide horses, equipment and transportation
to Washington. Mr.. Shelley served in the
Third Regiment United States Dragons
during the Mexican war, and is anxious to
enter the same or similar branch of the
service now, if sufficient number can be
raised in Minnesota to form a company.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

One hundred Federal prisoners, taken
by Floyd, near Gauley Bridge, short time
since, reached Richmond on Friday. They
belonged to the Ohio Seventh Regiment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13

FIRE SUNDAY MoRNING.-A cottage
house on Pearl street, near the corner of
Canada street, was entirely destroyed by
fire Sunday morning. 1t is believed to have
been caused by an incendlary, as it had not
been occupied for some time. The house of
Joseph Anderson had a severe scorching,
by was saved by the exertions of the fire.
men and others. The house destroyed be-
longed to the heirs of George Coulter, and
was insured in the New York Security
company, for the sum of 5000.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13
Local A fl airs.

The next term OF instruction in the pub.
lie schools, commences on Monday, the 3lst
day of September.
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d. h d i.

In this CITY, Thursday evening, 9Th instant HORACE
LOUIS, youngest SON of Charles and Adde A. Nichols
aged one year, eight months and q days
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-09-13
. NORM,

III NORM,
WHOLESALE GROCER FORWARDING AND
COMMISSI IN MERCHANT,
And Dealer in Flour and Pork Foreign and Domestic
Liquors and Cigars,
Corner Third and jackson Streets Sibleys Block
ST. Paul.
N.B.-All kinds of Produce boughtfor goods or cash.
MAJ 9-d&wly