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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13

NTORTGAuESAEE!I-IIIFyr! ~"r<
lu Default having been made in the con-
fditidns 81 q certain mort duly eyccptcd
and delivered by Olef Peterson Of Goodhue
county, Mi1pcsotA. to Eli, r. -WjlqeY Of the
same place, sand mortgage bearing date April
|27, A. D. 1857, and was recorded in the
sS s IS Sss Sa3 2saa} Isl I'll
10 : O'Clock, am, in book two Of mortgage
deeds pages 400&4O1 and conveys from said
; %s:; s:::;;s:3 9&aa '1&|f
hue county, to wit:
The cast half of the south east quarter,
and the south west quarter Of the south
cast quarter and the southeast quarter Of
tho northeast quarter Of section number
twenty CO. y'in Township Noi.oie hun.,
bred ana eleven (l1l,) north, OF range No.
sixteen (l6) west Of the fifth principal me-
ridian.> ~ nit 9r' lrsr'l ..f1,,.;.IA -,
T. Hsid mortgage was made to secure the
payment Of the note of said Peterson, dated
April q, AID. 1857, for the sum .of three
hundred and forty. six dollars (S346) pay
able to the order of said Wilder one year
after, date With interest after maturity, 'as
Itodr per cent. per month until paid, and no
suit or proceeding a: law or otherwise hav-
ing been instituted to 'rece1es> aheAamo,nt
|of said. mortgage debt or any part thereof
and said Olef Peterson having failed to pay
thc:taxes assessed upon said promises forts
years AID. 1857, 1858 and 1859, and said
Eli T. Wilder having paid the taxes
thereon, for these years, to the
amount Of twenty-five dollars (S22.)
and there being due on said note and mort
gage at the date Of this notice including tho
bamopnt 80 paid for taxes, as aforesaid. TIT
sum ofiour hundrc4 and tlrirty-two dollars
ty$43z.)
m ths.ssdts, sotics is hereby siven
dr5dAi Of stfe' ppot'1eff u Atis Il.
1a11 n6gsgze contained and Of the Statute
II 1Dch casn mads and provided said mort.
TT premises will b offefed fbf sale
.Iat pabaic auction on the twenty sixth
1[ 26th day Of January, A. d. 1861
at two o'clock. p. M, At the front door q
the Court House, in Red Wing.ia said coun
ty, to satisfy the amount due on said nott
!, and mortgage and for sai: taxes tcgothel
with costs AID expenses of sale =. h.
Dated at Red Wing, Mimi, December
18th, 1860. ELI Il. WILDER,
AN'LoEa \ WpllsgoS, Mertsagee
Attorneys. 228
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TO oms,,,,,pt,vc<.

TO CoMs,,mptlvc>.
The advertiser having been rcstor cd t
health in a few weeks by very simpl
remedy, after having suffered several year
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means 0
ours
70 all who may desire it, he will send a
copy ofthe prescription used Gree OF charge. }
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which the y will and Il sure CURE
for consumption, Asthma, Dronehitis, SC.
The only object Of the advertiser is to bcnc
Authenticated and hs hopes every sufferer
viii Try His remedy, Ms it Will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsbursh, Kings Co., New York.
Oct. 10, 1860. - 2l9y
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g LEY lltE,C TOIsY
EEL N1NGCHUIsCMEs.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL. i.' T. .'''
CnRlsT CHUHcH-At the Church, junction Of
Fast and West Avenue with Broad street. Scr
vices at loi1 A. NJ. and 6li5 O'Clock T.. NJ
Sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily mor,t:ig prayer at = o'clock. All seats
frss. Rev. r: Il: Wcllcs, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN. -,.r
Observation-Disclosures Sixth street. (near
he Court llouse). Seyvl.es 1T lo15 4. NJ, and
P.As Rev.J. w. Hancock, Pastor.
MErHODlst.
NxrmoD,sr EplscopAI-ccthcr 81 East Ave
ave and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
sath At 1cli A: NJ, and ~! T. N. Sunla.
scnoo' at! 7: NJ: Prayer meeting Thursday
evening at * o'clock. Rev. Jabez Brooks
4sstor-residcncc on East Avcnuc.
tiEHxAN METuoDIsr-corncr Of Broadway &
fourth street. Servicc.;at l0i>5 \. NJ, and :
T. n: Row. Henry Kolbc, Pastor.
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COM NJ T. r CIAL. !
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
a., rlour-Ex.ra s. 90; XXX 81 % v Dbl.
Wheat -Gool S6NOs5c.
.Oats-23GO5Oc " bushel.
orn -21On (035c shcllcl.
Pork-Sl 05c W III in the hog
S..d-Timotl.y 81 .5o9s; Clover $7@7 so.
Nsaas-75clD3l % ~ bush.
Bustcr-lol2liGDc " III.
=. Eg.s-G(0Sc ~ dozen.
Sug.r-N. o. si09.': refined llOl2c; crusllcc
~! powdoY,e1n l4 GS y 90 ,,,,,,.;, o.,
Taas--A0. 50. Is. 71DSl " III.
Cofee-RiO l5tOi';c; Java20c ~ III.
'rohacco-Plus 3otO i0c !; smoking l0t0l5cts
luc-cut chewing Ace.
> pswdcr--Blastins s51pkog; rias 4o@5cc 'tplt
>, Shot-9t0lOc " III.
, Wood 5O6DS2 " cord.
sals-Coarse 81 a5; dairys 5oMs4 v Dbl.
6 -Fluid-SO09Oc " gallon.
=, Oil-LinseoL 81 IS E; winter strained wl,al,
And lard 81 % :P gallon.
Lumbsr-Common lVi0S12; clear lGG0S20 %
Thousand feet. . '.
shi.gl.s-shsvcl el0Sa %; extra S. 50.
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1TORTGAGE.SALE.
4MDstf hvm been fldiin the.lonli

AfORTGAGESALE.
.lMDDstut hfvfni been pPd1in he,,on11
ton ola certain mortgage deed bearing dkte
and duly executed and delivered on the
second (2d) day Of October A. D. 1856, by
Potter Nelson Of Goodhuc county, Minnesota.
to Ell r. Wilder Of the same place, recorded
in the office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said
Goodhuc County on the III day Of October,
A. d. 1856, at ~ o'clock p. NJ. in book
LIST Of mortgage aids; !tas1 daa, aaa ZOO,
vcys from said Nelson to said Wilder in fec
the following premises situated in said Good
hue County, to wit: tho east half of the
south west quarter Of section No.thirty (3O)
ri tbs He19h half eilha north west QY,rter
No. one hundred and twelve 1l25 nofak 81
range sixteen (16,) west Of the fifth pria-
c;pal meridian.
Said mortgage was made to securc the
payment q the pro!nissory note Of said, Peter
Nelson for the Sum Of bhr s'tfdndfed ind
fitty-onc dollars, dated October I'd, 1856, and
payable one year after date to the order Of
said Wilder with interest after maturity at
the Sc rate tie. three YI ss9k. per month.
UlSS HASluS USCu IDSIIlutCO W recover tie
amount due on said proMissory note or any
part thereof, and said Peter Nelson having
failed til paythe taxes assessed against ..,id
premises for the years 1857 and 1853 and
said Wilder having paid said taxes for said
years to the amount Of sixteen dollars and
thirty two cents, ($l0, 30, apd there tsine
due on said note and mortgage at the date
of.this notice Observation-Disclosures, 20, .p4;d
for taxes. as aforesaid, the sum OF five hun:
dred and sixty nine dollars and fourteen cents
(S56o. IT, now therefore ntticce' il heci1vByy
given that by virtue the power Of sale in
said mortgage contained and the provis-
sions Of the statute in such case made and
provided. said niortsaged premises will be
offered for sale at public auction at the front
door Of the CQurk House, in the city. of Rod
Wing, in saibcddAtg son s0es 06tD DAY p!
January, A. D. 1861, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day to satisfy the amount
then due on said note and mortgage and for
said taxeswith the yc9ste and expeRses Of
said sale. Dated al Red Wing Minneso:
ia December ,l2Qh, 1860
'FS'' ;'' II NttS,Set..> = |$Ss,.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

NUARDIAN SALE.
Nodcc Il ncteo! Esvcn; INN ,? .vss'lsU1
IN srdtrYf lvep.c -~sde bI the Probate Court
III and for the county OF t;o6dhuc, at u session
Of said Court, on tho 30th day Of January, 4.
b lsGl. shall at the front door Of ting Court
0ahsc, in the city OF Red Wing, countYE001
said, on the 22d day If February a.. D.. 1861.
ut 2 o'cloc!:, in the afternoon Of s:id day
procccdto sell ut public auction to tho highest
bidder all the estate right, title or interest of
George W. Latourclle, minor, IL and to the
sss| u1:S ycss "S.q o.
ter Of north west quarter OF section III, town
west quarter ofscc.ion 20, town Ill north Of
rage "A west, and the uortI> &tssf quarter OF
south cast quarter Of section I, tc*s llo north
Of range II west. !. !:
Guardian. .
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IIOW A RID "A s SOClA ATT 10 n
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution established by spec
lal Endowment, for tho Relief Of tho Sick
aud Distressed, afflicted with Virucnt and
Epidemic Discusses, and especially for thcCurc
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter: with
description ottl,cir condition. age, occupation
habits of,ife, &C., aud in ease ofcxtr emo pow
erty, Medicines furnished FREQ ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SorermatorhGa
and other Diseases oftl,o Sexual Organs, and ou
tho NEW REMEDIES employed in the Disrcn.
airy, sent to the afflicted in scaled letter cnvc
ops, free Of charge. Two or thrao Stamps 10
postage will DO acceptable.
Acting Surgeon, Ilowrrd ASSOCIATION, No !:
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3.
rder oof the Directors.
GEo. FAlRClllLD, Soc. EZRAD. HEART
WE'LL. Pres. :. - -
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L'OH SALE. For SALE.
l. My steam saw and shihglc mill with two
dwellings on the premises situated IN the VII
]aee ciTrcnton. Wisconsin,. thrce miles above
Rcd Wing: with good lca havbor. Will sell on
easy terms. or exchange fol Real Estaty, lu,n :
hcr or shingles; wouli take Il good team in part
payments rare chance for any ono wishing 70
engage in the milling business For particu
lars enquire OF by letter address:
JAMES AKERS,
~. T,tntt n: Pierce unity, CIV loon sin
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FOR SALE.

MAb AFINE RESIDENCE consist
&sii ZEi1 Of a large and substantial
e4..Az4 !R& House ana two lots in the
s2Atrai part Of the town. The lots arc cult
&atc.a into fine garden, and the property as
whole forms opc of the most desirable rcsidc,,.
ces III Red Wing, IT will be sold ut a bargain
For particulars apply to
,...,--, MRS. r. FREEBpsS.
Fcrr:;i street near the Mct!:o's. church,
S;@l Wing, Nov. II. ,sCn-:t.
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HtH :.
THE AMERICAN
DICAL AND TOILET

This book contains Receipts and Directions
for making all the mos: valuable Medical pre-
partitions ii: use; abe Receipts and full and
XlItee2 Ss ' pttt ny 'f TS
gucnts, Hair Rcstorutivcs, AMI all Toilet AZ
ticlcs. lyon are suffering With any chroni:
you wish r beautiful complexion,
a fine head of hair, Il smooth taco, a clear skin,
u luxurient beard or moustachs:-or if you
wish to know anything AMI everything in the
Medical and Toilet line. you should, by all
1'q41sYperusc u copy oftlis book. For full
particulars, and Il sample of the work for per-
us u, free, address the publisher, )
Mega sm No. s3l Broadway, New York.
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V alcMtinca! vnlenlinc>!!
+. =. Lowatcr, is prepared for the coming
Of St. Valentino, and has on i,anf large
and extensive assortment Of rich, sentiment
al and comic valentines. Every ono Of
course, will want to send valentine OF some
character Or other and the place to get them
is at Lowatcr's.
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: ~ 80 yt.
NOTICE..

The public arc respectfully informed that !
l,ayc opened an establishment for the manu-
facture and sale OF '-'*.I - "
CONFECT1ONARY
s94..r. -, in its various branches .
At WHOLESALE AND RET.dIL,
in tbs building known as the s.Bakcry,', OIL
l}Usl, street Red Wing, whore shall he happy
to supply all who may favor me with their
patronage The. best materials, usoe., an
prices reasonable. ....t, ;...,r..
: Fancy articles suitable for presents Away.
or hand .suci, IA Sugar Fruit, Baskets, Vcset;-
b1es. Animals. etc. Sc -.
w All orders promptly attcnde>lto.
T.. BRIGGS.
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TOPEESONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
u.s., AGENTS. WANTED,
Every County Of the United Mate.

Every County Of the United ktatcs.
VJlO engage IN tho sale of some Of the best and
L most elegantly illustrated Works publish
cd. ..
Our publications. are Of tho most interesting
character, adapted to the wants Of the Farmer.
Mechanic and Merchant: they arc published
in the best style and bound III the most sab
atnntial manner, AMI are worthy place in tn.
Library of every Household in the Land.
- TO men Of enterprise and industrious
habits, this business offers an opportunity for
profitable employment seldom to be metwith.
~ Persons desiring to act rs agents will
receive promptly, by mail init particulars
terms, &C.. by addressing
LEARY. GE,L.Z & CO., Prnn,.u'a.
No. 32i North Second street, Philadelphia
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13
AMIsllOTYPE KOOms

formerly occupied by J. Going, on Main street,
over G. II. e. f.. L. Bakers HARDWARE Store,
" %sss Of x1 ws on fFG ss ks
several years experience III tic pitttIife sft,
feel contiden: Ct Being able to please Ell1 who
may favor mic will. y call. No'pfcttlfe Will &c
allowed to leave the room unless it. will bear
the strictcst criticisms rs = likeness and work
Of art. L appeal to the Judgment and good
hopes that they can appreciate he difference
between good Ambrotypc and those deathly.
ash-colored, sunburnt shadows so o!tcn palmei
off on the public by travelling humbugs.
All arc respectfully invited to call and cx-
anime specimens. '
Pictures taken in CLOUDY as we'll as FAIR
WEATHER.
Instructions given in the art. Z
Rcd Wing, April 4, 1860: .-s Qlotf
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Dried asha Hahated fralt1, tcsa.istire Of .
grades rnl brands. Now in store 1000 Dbl,
s.it' & lba tfieet:I p1ax,l{sisf13 A., Nj,
b6T i ,Ss ska as saa &GEf Fa
TO he found nj any other ono store in the city
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
ceSt s1 al ss3yt3 as{, os. s. S"%
old stand of Mclntirc e. Sheldon and you vii
ALWAYS find good stock which is for sale =.
!, =; ;s:ys;'tfimfi.,|1 fSz A''Sr'f1 Is,
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'l'O CONSERVATIVES AND NERVOUS

ITO CONSERVATIVES \ ND NEEV q
l. SUFFERERS.
of Asia, discovered. while there, simple veg
ctablc rcmcdy-a sure Cure for C1nxan.nt;on
Asft,na, Bromcht@ Gnghs. Colds. an1 Ncrron,
Debility. For the benefit Of Censumptivcs and
N'trons Sufferers, he is willing to make the same
ipublic.
10 those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scrpton, with full directions (ti~e IF chuge)
Gals y sumoic Of the medicine, which they will
gin beautiful combination Of Nr,urc's sim
.oii ahcrbs. Those desiring the Remedy can
obtain it by return mail, by addressing
J. j.. CUTHBERT,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
1ssy1 No.9sv Broadway New York.
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T O M e CoLUM N,

Social Party. ETA. .......r..!
There was u Social dance held in the old
Masonic Hall, on Wednesday evening last.
Owing to the ihtlcmcncy Of the weather but
few were out, but these that we're; enjoyed
themselves hugely.
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The 'Tl,aW:


The ThaW:
AS usual, about this time in February, We
have had q thaw. Tic rain came down on
Sunday in manner that seemed to leave
but little hope Of s'cighins for any length Of
time. Monday, however, saw change in
the weather, and to-day things arc frozc
up as tight as if they were to remain So for
ever.
'che Concert.
We last Friday nigh: had the pleasure
Of attending concert, given at the Court
House, by Mrs. Charles phillco, assisted by
several ladies' and gentlemen of our town.
Several ballads. ducts quarte:s &C., were
sung in excellent style and taste. Mrs. P,
is splendid singer. She sang Tho ''Rcd
White and Blue" which was cnthusiastic-
ally checrcd and encored. Several other
pieces were applaudcd. ',..-
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A m brotypes Trump liant
DAGCEREEOTYrES ECIIPsED!
J. T.. Il ION

WoulI respectfully announce to tho citizcne
Of Rcd Wing and vicinity, that no has, leased
and fitted up the ~
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" bnEE HIlll1 ESIp AND !.
&c I" r Fri q II -
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
CHEAP G.; B CASH STORE
Jesse %c1NTIE5, i
]
Of. Il s.. ."....... ....Bu.h Stree
RED WING, MINNESOTA,
w. a.: M Z Es!ee;v;S$$ tk 1R1r#lna
BEST SELECTED stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries over offered to the Pc ,plc Of thi1
vicinity. which for extent, variety and rie4
II ass, will excel that Of any other assortment
IN tho county; and wo guarantee our custom
crs tar better bargains than they can find else
whore. "Small profits &nl quick returns, $"
and far and literal dccling is our system
7 NlEs eVeltSyIpr cash. and
receive our goods d.
rect from the Importer
and Manufacturer, and q.
Country DEALERS -
T236| Gsll ll7latI fs";ssaHT q,
anime our stock and 1
prices before going b. y
low.
krhs ladies are invited t. examine enr large
Dress Goods, Domestic G. oodk Of ali kinds
in complete assortment, Prints Cling
hams. Shcetinss. Denims, Tickings.
Drills, Cambrics, Linen Goods, &c. >.
Ssxs!,jE; i3Gnsry a And Fa,s'
prices than ever before Of
fered il. Red Wing. Crock
cry, Glass and Stone
s>''s' Al rstt. ri BE Boots '. snd
Shoes "A large
stock on hand
at loso pyices.
Fl 40 If~to III .ino tw!hsy. 70! for
doppsr.tppta .Boot.,.na Shoe.
One pair Of which
lis wArrantetfto out r:1tn"j-u', si"'I.,n -
wear two pairs
without t6pG) FATS and' Caps. and; ready
made Clothing Of
endless varieties:
PLows! PLows.
!. Of al kinds. at the Manufacturer pricels
1sasaS 1atA0 y X
| GROCERIES,! u.
r fntit. particular sattent,,a .sI'ns.l.fai
stock Of
s''''''' sP''''''tc sksy.., ;' ~>Aa~ '''
10 f'>h1 on Tiff I'll hts,.s,
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M EFT Il O p y I. Il n J
AAAAAAX1 MAAA,

A. A. b Z. L. TDELE, PEorniEroR
Basement Of the Metropolitan Hotel, eorh er
Ltvte 4 Potter Streets,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

"with theef" Aud if their cries are TO be
eebosd by the apostles of Christianity, how are
the stronSbolds Of Satan TO bo stormed and
broken upf
Rev. Sir The questions which underlie the
creat struggle of tie age are graver aud deeper
than you have been accustomed to esteem them.
IL is not, it never wss, remOrse for otders'
sios that has impelled so many thoughtful, intel
lgent conscientious persons at the North to array
Themselves iu opposition TO the Slave Power. Ii
is rather profound conviction that Slavery, like
most other wrongs, ia essentially graspDg, rapa.
cious, sggressiye-that it tlcrates no real
neutrality, but is perpetually requiring the Free
States to contribute TO It's diffusion and aggran-
dizement Do not condemn this as a mistake
without giving to tue subject az lea,t little of
the attention it has already received from those
who have been irresistiby led to an opposite con-
cusion from yOuIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
TuE --LATEST WAR NEWS.

Tia report Of the death Of jefferson Drfis IL
confirmed by information which appears ITuaiwor'
tbv. He is said TO have died on Monday morning,
ct Ricamond his disease was cODgestiye ie't-' lie
mas born June 3, 1903, in Christian Count Ny.
He was graduated from the Military Aesdemy
at Vgest Point id 1928, snd remai6od "a the
army for seven yesrs, serving as ali iDiauf D aud
staG officer in the Black Hawk war Of l9ti-'32,
and GfterWard 10 expeditions against vario4s ln'
dian tribes. Re,igning his commission 10 $780,
no lived in retirement in Mississippi TIL 1913,
whcu ne took an active part in politics, sud IN
1915 was elected q Representative to Coi Iress'
Ia iSi6 ho left his seat to take the head OF
regiment in the Mexican War, wher5 be
served with distinction, being wounded at
Bpena Vista. in 1el7 he was appointed to fl
a yararcy for Senator, aud Of tie ensuing session
Of the Legislature was elected to the same Office
for the residue Of the term. In 1860 he was
reelected for the full term In 1851, being nom.
ipated for Governor Of Mis,issiPpi, lie resigned
his scat in the senstc; being defeated in the
election, lie went intO retirement III 1882 when
he tock the stump in behalf Of Gen. Pierce. On
fho accession TO the Presidency Of the latter,
AR. Davis was appointed Secretary OF War, .
most he held til tao incomipg Of President Bu-
chonan. On bis retirement from this position be
sasiu entered tho Senate Of the United States
for the term ending 1863. When the State O
Mississippi seeded be retired from Congress
and was elected Provisional President Of tA'
"Soutseru COnfederacy."
Tho Secessionists Of Kentucky appear TO b
sroubled; Gov MsgOfin refused TO do what the
demand and it is reported that he has had
ouarrel with Mr.. Breckinridge. lie viii not ca
for the breaking up Of tho United States cam
IN Gsrrarl County, and declares bis intention
ubmit to the will Of the people, expressed b
Aha LEGISLATURE. The Tennesseeans are maxim
Sreouent forsys into Kentucky, aud threaten
vavneo the whole State. The western part {
the State is especially rcbclous Ia its sentiment
aud neither the Iyes nor property Of Un'oA nae
are safe.
Two gunboats had ga engagement with
Rebel Runboas, of Hickman, H., yesterd'
afternoon. Two batteries on the shore al
i,soO men supported the Rebel boat, nnd fir
upOp us. None Of The shots took effect. o.
boats returned to Cairo in tho evening, beii
Cred Of on The way. What damage they did
tue enemy cOald not be learned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

The ". o. DoltG announces tie expected
arrival in that city Of Gen. Albert Sidney
Johnston, from California. According TO Tho
Delta, Mr.. JEFF. Davis had q very exalted
opinion Of this Gen. Johnston, who is another
renegade from the Army Of the United States.
He has seen some service, and ought to be, and
we presume is, good officer, and very likely
will prove 10 the insuuectonists quite as yalu-
able as tn. Delta supposes. Both he sud tho
Captain Ridley who accompanies him were closely
watched by the officers at Los Angeles, and
some pretext was sought whereby their departure
| to Join the Southeru army, with company,
might be prevented. The forbearnnce which we
have exercised from the beginning toward Off
GERS of the Army and the Navy, who have been
permitted, when entireiy IN our power, to take
! leave for the army Of the insurgents, is one
those strong evidences Of the moderation BY wbici
The Federal Government has been distinguished
aud which ehould convince tie world Of til
tenderness wo still feel toward our erTio
bretbreD, Had this Gtr. Johnston bee
promptly arrested at Los Augele', even by som
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05
The Republieas stn,s Csn,sn,i.a.

The Republican Electors of tue State OF Ne. York
and eli chcs willing usiie with them In support cf = GOV
eTnneut and Vigorous prosecution Of tie war rcg Il
choose vo eelcs 5om eacL Assembly DTcl .rec "a
state Convention iu the City Il SyTseuse on WEDN SD AY
the in tay Of September 1901 I'll m for the p 5cso o.
pSess c-ndd,ts be supported ioT Le Offices OF slses a
ho CoUr Of APPoa Secretary Of S,tte Controller Aolney
GcueIs ssto Engineer and sursyoT State Tess1, , o.,
Canal Commissioners and Inspector Of State Visoug orl
o. the ConEiltee- SIMEON DRAPER, Cha -Ian.
JASx5 qEEVILiiGsR. Seoreary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

The Democratic SKATE Conversion n,et yesteT-
day at Syracuse. Two sets Of delegates rom
New-York City applied for admission regular
Tammany delegation, aud ooe from MOsart iIaI.
The Convention voted to adult betli TO laats,
allowing II votes TO each. Thereupo1 the iam-
many delegation withdrew from the hall fOr con-
sultaGon. and Pe,,ding their decision the COavcn'
hon adiourns' till to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-05

Az there are strong symptoms " u battle in
Eastern Virginia one OF these dass, we beg leave
To suggest to Gems. Beauregard and Johnston
that their official report Of the battle Of Bull
Run Is not yet published Can they not oblige
US Of loast by giving on official list OF their
Killed and woundedf Generals who win yicto-
RIGS are lot aps to be SO :bg Of Issuing bulletins