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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-12-25
MRS. WENSLOw,
SOOTHING SYRUP,

presents TO the attention of mothers. her
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
COMPROMISE OR THE DEsrRUC-
TION OF TIE REPUBLICAN

Between these two alternatives, says tho
n. Y. World, ''lbe leaders Of tile Kepubli.
can party have to make their election. The
more sagacious among them have long per-
ceived its necessity, and. fear Of political
suicide may have lent spurs to- to their pa
triotism. The end is proving tho correct
ness Of their judgment, however, and those
who have not had the sagacity to forcsce,
begin to show that .hey are wise enough to
follow. Amsrked change has boon appar-
ent IN tho tone and spirit Of leading Repub-
l;can journals during the last fortnight, and
ere the end Of the present week the tribune
will lind only rs errnt f*ru.np'' Of party
adherents to the ramrod policy with which
it vindicates tile stiffness Of its moral ycrte-
bsae. + 10 the misfortune Of thslew jourp-
ais wlish- stiA hold out the not an inch
flag, that they cannot perceive the difference
bo'ween . compromise of principle ard a
compromise Of policy, but dcnouncc the last
with all the moral indignation which they
might more appropriately exercise in sta
wing off the FIRST. But their adhcrents arc
growing fewer daily, aud the indications
are becoming more numerous that the in.
coming President and his chosen advisers
ale 10 be men capable Of patriotism, as well
as partisanships OF course cleavage from
the Republican party is then inevitable, the
hapPiesr consequence Of which will be thai
the Administration can call to its support
when most needing them, all Union loving
men," oz.s i5e sl9a33i ,Ettff 6 81 ,59s
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
rHE INAUGURAL.

We publish this week the inaugural I'd.
dress Of President Lincoln, entire. The
spirit antttone Of the inaugural it appears to
rs must be satisfactory. The Presiden,
elect might have omitted two or three para.
graphs to advantage, but as a whole except ID
style; it il lifting aud satisfactory address
In regard to the impending revolution tia,
is threatening the country under the fbru
of peaceful secession, tending to sunder md
disrupt the republic he could not say les.
or adopt q more conciliatory and conserve:
tive course than he dill. It is theoretical
truth that this government is still intact and
unbroken, but the stubborn fact exists ney.
crtheless that it is practically dissolved.
In view Of the circumstances the proba.
b'e policy oftha President elect. q furnish.
edsins his inaugural is eminentlx wiser. ,Eha
government with, all its mighty interestSh
committed to their charge. He i 10, takl
care As IN obligation enjoined by the con.
stitntion that the laws are faithfully e1s.
cuted. We ask then could the Presiden,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
lM Default having been made in the condi-
lion Of a certain mortgage docl bearing date
the twelfth day of June, AID. 1857. made cxc<
cutcd and delivered by Isaac Nichols Of Waba-
shaw county inthc State then Territory Of
Minnesota to Hiram 3. Soulc and George d.
Wyman of Winona county. in the same State,
to secure the payment OF the promissory note
Of the said Nichols hearing e,cn date witt,
said mortgage and dne and payable on the
18th day Of March 1858, to the said Soulc and
Wyman for the sum Of one thousand dollars
with interest until paid at tho rate of four per
cent per month. and upon which there is now
claimed to be due the gum Of fifteen hundred
and fifty-slX dollars and tliirtv-siX cent,
K $155G,36, and which said mortgage was ref
corded in the office of tho Register of Deeds of
|ry) Of Minnesota on the 18th day If June,
1857 at o'clock, AIN. in book two Of i:.ortgare
Deeds pages .654 and G55. And 10 snit or proc
cccdings at law having been instituted to re
cover the amount due on SAID note or aEv
part thereof. Notice is hereby given that en
the 22'l day of February, A. d. 1861, at ten
O'Clock AIN. OF that day. at the front door Of he
Court House in the city of Red Wing in sail
county OF Goodhue by virtue of tLcspowcr Of
sale in said mortgage contained and Of tie
statute in such case made and provided Tho:
premises described in said mortgage to wit +:
| Lot No. thrce( jim Block No. thirty six (3h)
ut public auction to the highest bidder TO s.ts-
| ~ the amount then due on said NOR tgagc with
| costs and expenses of sale.
! Dated at Red Wing. Jan. Cd, 1851.
HIRAM j. SOULE.
GEORGE d. WIMAN.
ICcLvILL & BovclToN, .lortgaecrs
| attorneys. 23i
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

do less than he has done and we only fear
Ia cannot PERFORM his pain duty; yet it is
required ii him u try, and Il tho effort is
both honestly and pa,riosically attempted,
he should have the supports and approval Of
every loyal citizen.
It IL no time. row to disagree about
phrases bat all should unite in. accomplish.
ing matters Of vital National importance.
We must save tho Unios Il We can without
increased animosity, and without b'oodshed.
but IL oonciliatory measures are proposed
and contsuptuously rejected, Is ths's true
American citizen in tho North. who will
refuse 70 sustain tho President in enforcing
Il needs be. the supremacy Of the laws and
maintaining the integrity Of the Union, by
force Of arms, which Il necessary, must still
be Z last resort. This union cost too much
and is too valuable agih to mankind to b
''tamely surrendered t. tie madmsn Of eithe,
section.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
missouri CONVENTION, (!

Among the resolutions offered to the con.
vention this morning, and referred to the
soHnittee on federal relations, was one
moving that : convention 30 called Of oil
Southern Suites; not seeded, 10: meet at
Nashville on The 9Th Of April. Another
providing hr such amendments the Con.
stitution - shall. secure to all the States
equal rights in the Union, and declaring no
reason existed why Missouri should seccde,
and. that i would be highly injurious to
her to- do ~. Another declaring that
States having once bound themselves to.
gether, could not dissolve their connection
ut pleasuce; another that Missouri adopts
: policy according to her own intereet and
invites western states to join her in efforts
to maintain peaceful aud unbroken the Tn
ION Of tho States Colonel Doniphen, offered
. resolution declaring that any attempt ia
use eooeroions by the federal government
w'ould inevitably result in. civil war and
military, despetism..
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

Stat, OF Minncsota.l SIS
GovChuc County.| In the Probate Court
Alta special term of the Probate Court h.ll
in and for said Comfy Of Goodhuc a: Rel
Wing, on Tuesday, March 5, 1861.
In tie matter of the petition Of Otis F.
ISnitf, Guardian. Of Gcorg. ". LatourclIc, !,
minor.
On reading the petition OF said Smith .suarif
ian Aforesaid this Lay y fled IN. this Court
praying for l.>snsc to sell for the support anil
maintensee 81. sa;s.. " :ct, the following nar
cells Of his real estate icu.:tc said county to-
Wit
The north west quarter Of section twenty
nine Of township Ill north, range IL west
the north west quarter of north west quarter
ofsectioE H. town IL north. range Is west
ana the north west quarter OF the south cast
quarter Of section1. town ITO north, ra1im.:
II west.
1tappcari2g to the court from said petition
that it is necessary for the support and mair-
tcnancc Of said George W. Latourelie th:,t
the lands aforesaid Should be sold it is order
for hearing on tho 5th day Of April. AID. sci :,
at ten o'clock a. III. at the Office Of the Judge
Of Probate in the city Of Red Wing, in saiE
county. and that the next Of kin Of the said
George " Latourclle and all persons inter-
cstcd III the estate and premises aforesaid ap
pear Ill this court at tho time and place last
aforesaid to show cause why license should
not be granted for Il sale Of the estate. and
ii.prcmiscs aforesaid.
And it is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to the next of kin of said George
W: Latourcllc and'to' all persons interested in
ofsaia petition and Of the hearing thereof by
causing chpy of this order to nc published for
four weeks successfully next prior to said day
OF hearing i'll the Red Wing Sentinel, a weekly
newspaper published in said county. Dated
at the Probate office i'll Rcd Wing, this 18th day
Of March, 1851. ORR1N DENSMORE.
Judge Of Probate in and Tor Goodhuc county
] Oh " !
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
To CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser having been restored &c
health in few weeks by very simply
remedy, after having suffered crera years
with a severe )rng affection, and hat dread
disease, consumpton-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means {
cure.
TO all who may desire it, he viii send {
copy ofthe prescription used Gree Of charge,
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure cure
for consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c
The only object Of tho advertiser is to bcnc
fit the afflicted and lie hopes every sutfercl
will try his remedy, as it will cost then
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co., New York
Oct. 10, 1860. 2;S,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

Henry Ward Beecher was advertised to
deliver TEXTURE in Buffalo last Tuesday,
but not making railroad connections east,
he failed TO come to time. A large audience
had assembled, and their disappointment 1,
the non.assi;salfof Ne. 3. is said to have
bsen very great Rpof Gardiner, of "soap'
Botosiety, was called upou;, and took. Tie
absent lectuser's place on the stage, and
diverted the audience fir some. time. TIE
selectionof such q man as Soap Garlihc,
Is Bcecher,s substitute; was a. compliment.
tAryt the latter as il was indicative Of The
good taste Of his Buffalo admirers.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

AIORTGAGEsALE.
VI Default having been male in tho conli-
ton Of ccrt.ir mortgage decd heas-
ing, date aud duly executed and ac:iv-
John W.>Brown and Mary Brown hi: wife. Of
C4oodhue County Minnesota. to Vofney Er,n.
dage Of the same place. which mortgage w:,s
duly recorded in the Office OF the Register of
Deeds of said Goodll1c County on the 2lst day
OF June a. d.. 1889. at O'clock p. NJ in DO Ok
said John W. and Mary Brown to said Bran
lagc in fee, (sub,cct to. deteasancc upon pay
mcnt Of the note hereinafter described. the
following described promises situated in sa:,E
Goodlne County to wit: Lot no. ten (1O) ja
block No. fourteen ga in the city Of Red
Wing according to tie recorded plat thereof:
Said mortgage wasmale to secure the payment
Of the promissory note OF said John W. and
Mary brown for the sum of two huH<lrcd
and twenty-five dollars, dated June 2lst. 1850.
and payable twelve months from date 10 tbs,
cr.lcr OF said Brundage with interest until
paid at the rate OF three per. cent per month.
NO snlt or .proccedjngsat law Or otherwise
'sfvisg been Instituted to recover said mortgage
shr OF any part thereof; and there being due
Il said note and mortgage at the date Of this
i!otice tbs SIM of three hundred and fourteen
collars and sjXty-thrce Gets (S5lt, ts5
Now therefore, motto; is hereby given that
by virtue the power ofsalc in said mortea.,
icontanes. and ia pursuance of the siatuts
in such case made and provided said mort
gagged ~ misses will be otferel for sale
at pablic auction, at the front door Of
| he Court House in the city Of Rel
Wing. il s;iii Goodhtle county, OF, the eth day
of February, a. D. 1861. al two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, 10 satisfy; tic amount
then due CT Sse mortgage debt with costs ALL
expenses OF sale. VoLSEY BnUSDAeE.
WILDER W1LL1sToN. Mortgage.
| Attorneys. $50
Dated Rcd Wing; Nina: Deccnsler:2lst AID.
! $50. -------- IL
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
IOiIa;LAsON THECKIsIs.

Senator Douglas. in the debate Of the
2lst ult. on. the bill to cut Of the postal
service from the seeding States, which he
favored, in reply to Senator Dooliale, Of
Wisconsin who had announced himself rs
opposed to any compromise with the South
said
The Senator has made great professions
Of devotion to the Union but he is vio-
lently hostile to any mode that he will 10
store peace and reunite the States of the
Union. Sir I must say, in all frankness,
thst regard no man as friendly to Union
who IL unwilling to enter upon such sys-
TEN Of compromise and pacification as viii!
preserve it. In my opinion there is de
iile,ate plot to break up this Union, under
ipretence Of preserving It. In my opinion,
there are as many disunionists on this. Zoo
and"on the floor Of the other branch of Con-
gress, from the North as from the South;
men who have reasoned themselves into
the belief that il is wiser and better to drive
the sections into collision to force disunion
and to get up war, to have boodshed
and to render re union impossible, and
then to make treaty Of peace. t1ope
am mis- aiken in this. l have TOO much
respect for the intelligence Of the Senators
to believe for ono moment that they hopt
70 preserve this Union by military force
They know that the use Of military force
producing collision and bloodshed, must
result in civil war between fifteen State.
of the Union on one side and the REMAINDER
on the other.. How can you avoid chat re
suit? You must do one Of two things
Either settle the difficulty amicab'y or Will
the sword. An am!cable settlement is
pcrpetuation Of the Union. The use Of tn
sword is war, disunion, and separation nov
and forever I t% .i.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
NTORTGNGE SALE.

MI ORIGNGE SALE.
WI Whereas Lew Gibson Of Gooll,uc coun
on the third dag Of August. a. y. 1857, exc
cuted and delivered to Shields 81 AlcCntchcn
firm composed of James Shields and JOSEPH
McCutchcn,) Of Rice County, State aforesaid
his decd OF mortgage, whereby lie granted tc
them their heirs and assigns forever, q ccrtai,
tract Of land in said County Of Goolluc de-
scribs1l us felless, to-wit: the north west
quarter of section number four in township
number one hundred and nine north, of range
number seventeen west, to secure to them the
payment ofone hundred and seventy dollars
due on or be orc one year with interest al
the rate OF three per cent. per month from date
till due and three per cent. per month fl or
due till paid, according to the condition of Iii
proinssory note, bearing even date with sale
in the office Of the Register Of Deeds. in am,
tor said County of Goodhae OIL the llth day
OF August, A. D. 1851 at I o'clock a. m. ii,
BOOK 8 OF mortgages. page 2sG. ,@'&
And whereas James Shields, one partner o
said firm of Shields & McCutchcn. aforesaid
did on tile friday ofAugust A. u. 1853, as
sign to Joseph MrCutchcn the other partn>1
OF said firm all his right, ti:lc and interest il
and to said mortgage and note which assign
mcnt was duly recorded III said Register
office on the sixth day of September, a. y
1859 at 9A o'clock, n. NJ. in book Cd of mis-
&C llancous records on pages 295 and 2";.
And whereas default has been made in tht
c0nditiorof said mortgage by the non payn,en
of said note whcrcon. there is claimed to b,
duo; at the date Of this notice, debt and inter
est, the sum of two, hundred ana siSty-op
dollars ar no proceedings having been insti
tuted ut law or otherwise to recover the deb
secured by said mortgage and no part thcreo
having been paid.
Now, therefore notice is hereby given tina
BY virtue ofa power of sale in said mortgage
contained md Of the stain to III s,tsh caso mad
and provided, the said mortgage will b. fore
closed and the said premises will be SOLD a
public auction to tho highest ti,llcr for cas-
ut the Sheriff Office il Rcd Wingin said court
Of Goodhue on tile 9Th day. OF April. A. y
1861, ut ten o'clock, u. III. ofthat day, to satist
the amount due on said mortgage with til
costs ofsale:
e JOSEPH McCUTCIIEN,
Mortgagcc and Assignee:
Dated, Faribault, February 20tll, 1861. %
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
DECISIVE ACTION or LIEUTENANT
SLEMMER. ~

DECISIVE ACTION or LIEUTENANT
ssa sLEMMER.
a correspondent writes to the Columbus
Geo. 7.1,.s from Fort Barrancas, rensa-
cola harbor, on the 18th inst, as follows:
Soon after the arrival of the Brooklyn, o.
which | told you in my last, the other YES.
sells belonging to tie Gulf Squadron came
in sight, and since have been cruising out
side the tor, never getting entirely from
view. Sunday another bearer Of dispatches
from Fort Fieaens arrived and was passed
over to the fort. His mission must have
been peaceful oHer for since matters have
somewhat changed. The work Of mounting
guns on Fort Pickens is stopped, and also
the work going on in the navy yard. Lieut.
Slemmer sent note to Col. Forney, who
has succeeded Col. Iomax in command
demanding that no more guns should be
mounted upon the battery which bears upor
his fort. srr... :, ...f o~s-5-
As the demand was made in conformity
to the armistice, which is understood on
both sides, It was regarded as right, and the
work upon the battery was suspended. Ono
heavy tcn-inch Columbiad was already upor
its carriage, another just ready to mount,
so it will be- but little labor now, should
occasion require, to place it in working
order. Near hight the Wyandotte ran W
the harbor and sent boat ashore to i,1spe Ct
tho work. No opposition was offered, ani
they returned, satisfied probably that the
battery was = good one, oven If built b,
volunteers. learn also, that, for two
weeks past, several men have been busil,
employed in mounting sea coast howitzer:
at Fort McRes, and in other preparation!
for defence. This, too, is now stopped
| have seen no published account Of the
reasons why hostilities were suspended, Lu
presume it has already been made public, a!
both parties are acting under truce.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
P1TC III n!
OPPOSITION TO HARD TIMES
pICTuPFS ArspAN1r pp1crc
PICTURES At, PANIC PRICES.

f.tf5, sf4CIUkES al iIA.NlC PRICES.
RICH is bound to make hard times easy by
takingpictures ut prices never before thought
Of in this place. zlft.it Il
/ RICH is determined to, bring tho p,ico OF
pictures within the roach of all.esl -5s.t;i
RICH will put up pictures in cases for ffty
Gents. III ,5.
); RICH proposes making an astonishing rcduc-
RICH. proposes to take handsome pictures
Of all, whether goodiooking, homsly, or indir
&rcnt. ~ =
RICH warrants every picture to give entire
satisfaction, or no charge.
MCl1 would advise those wishing picture,
times Of scccssio and coercion
RICH respectfully Invites all to call and OK
anime his work, whether wish;n. pictures o,
not. Rooms over e. II. 4: T.. i. Bakers
~ . MAIN STREET, RED WING.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
FILLING THE VACANCIES.
WAsHiSurox March 8

WAsHiNur0x March 8.
M. Holloway, Editor Of 4 paper in In.
diana, is strongly Pressed BY Secretary
Smith, Is Commissioner Of Patents. The
abatement that Mr.. Sumner opposes Mr..
Crittenden's no,ni1ation to the Supreme
bench Is erroneous: Mr.. Summer approves
al the nomination. The nomination, how
ever, continues to challenge decided opposi-
ton from. influential quarters, and It is
feared it will BE- made. Aessrs. Badger
and Ruf1in Of North Carolina, and Holt, d
Kentucky, are now talked Of:
Mr.. Lincoln found about seventy vaGan.
cics in Office under tho Government. These
must al BE- filled while the Senate u in Sos.
Tsion or cannot be till Congress meets asain
consequently they mnst first engross the
Presidents attention. When these are dis.
posed Of MIR. incolp's present purpose is to
take up the appointments for the new Terri
tories Of Dacotah, Nevada and Colorado.
Colonel Lorenzo Thomas, Of Delaware
will succeed Mr.. Cooper Is Adjutant Gen
eral. !,
The overland mail contractors on tn,
central route have pretty much1 determined
to run the pony express between St JOSEPH
and placcrsi,le, California, three times in
stead oftw%ce week. after July next
They also propose, when they get ready, t
run their coaches across the continent ii
sixteen days. and to arrange for the convey
ance Of passengers ct . cost Of not NOR
than $50 each. ~ f5sfs.;
The nomination Of Measrs. Dale Of I'LL
nois, as Com missioner Of Indian A ffairs, IN,
A. Williams, Of Illinois, s Judge Of Kan
sas, were sent 10 the Senate, but before tn
messenger reached the Capitol, the Senat
had adjourned.