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Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22
TIE WAsnINcroN ARTILLERY, OF

HE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, OF NEw ORLEANs.-This celebrated battal- ion, the crack artillery corps of the South, has arrived in Richmond. The battalion numbers four companies and 300 men, and is the pride of the Crescent City, its members being both soldiers and gentle men. It possesses eight splendid brass field-pleces and riaed cannon, and is otherwise we'll armed. To draw the guns, &c., requires l20 horses. The Washing ton boys, in their march through the streets of Richmond to their quarters at Towards Grove. were preceded by three beautiful yiyandieres. dressed Ia mode.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

gs- The N. Y. Tribune boasts that Northern soldiers wiIIfght like devils" " The Charleston Courier replies that it has no doubt of it, for 'these fallen spirits, according to the Bible, are all towards; for St. James says, Resist the devil, and he will flee from you'
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

BAg Dies for the new coin of the Con- federate States have been received at Dahlonega at the branch mint, and the superintendent has received orders from headquarters not to strike off any more United States coin but to reserve the bull lion. ,sst.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22
Effects of the Blockade on the North
 West.

N~f
 West.
 The Jonesboro' Gazette, published in Southern Illinois, protests strongly against rhe uujusiiiabe and insane policy ot the Lincoln Government. It lbus describes ihe effect of the blockade upon the inter est of the Northwest We have no doubt but the people of that section will feel It more, ,aculely than those for whose injury 1t has been instituted
 BLOCKADE OF THE MISSISSIPPI Riv- ER.-The MissIsslppi river Is DOW actually blockaded at Cairo not only munitions of war, but provisions of all kinds, coal, tim Der and manufactured articles, being pre- vented from going to any Of the slave States Wheat, corn and other products of the great West are thus deprived of q market, which wlll be a death- blow 10 the interests of that section. In addition .no less than sixteen hundred steamboats run on the Mississippi river and it's tributaries, nearly alldependent, directly or indirectly, upon the Southern trade; these, of course, will be compelled to tie up. The value of these boats is estimated at sixty millions of dollars, and they give employment to nearly two hundred thousand persons. who will by this blockade be deprived of a means of subsistence. We very much fear that MT. Lincoln, in his great desire to .'starve out the Southern Slates,9 will inaict a greater blow upon the people of the North.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

BALTIMORE ELEcrIoN.- Henry Win ter Davis, the unconditional candidate was defeated by Henry May. an.i-coer- cion Democrat. The majority opposed to the unconditional Union party in he city Is about three thousand
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22
gsy MT: A. W. Morrison. State trea

B4F MT: A. W. Morrison, State treas- urer of Missouri, went to St. Louis the other day to draw money from one of the banks. The fact was communicated to Gen. Lyon, who gave an order to pre- vent the payment of the draA but not in time to accomplish his object.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

s6y@ It is said that Mir. Preston, the U. s. Minister in Spain, has been using all his influence at the Spanish Court, in behalf of secession and the interests of the Southern Confedcracy.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

s5| The London Times says that whenever Lincoln's blockadng vessels seize either English or French ships, even though they carry arms and munitions of war, the Lincoln Government will have another fight on it's hands.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

gg The New York Day Book gives list of twenty-six Northern Democratic papers which oppose and denounce MT.
 Liucoln's war policy, and declare that Northern men should not enlist in the ar my of subjugalion. The Day Book thinks that these journals and the public senti- ment which they represent, will be the nucleus of powerful peace party which must ere long develop itself in the North.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

Btsap It is said that the South Carolina regiment begged, as matter of personal favor, to occupy the very outpost on the line next the Lincoln forces at Alexandria. Accordingly, they, together with other for. ces 10 the number of-thousand, are at Centreville, Fairfax county, miles from Manassas Junction.--[Fred Herald.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

EaT Election for members of Congres ID this State take place in October next
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

eEy- The Selma Issue states that Col, T. Dabney, of Dallas, Ala, int few hours got subscription of twenty-five hundred bales of cotton to the new confederate loan. Generally the planters were willing to subscribe three-iourths of their crops to this patriotic purpose.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

SssS- The total destruction of NauE'' China, is reported by the last iore'Sp mails; as is also Chingkiang, iAe flf' ~ the open ports in that dominion both a'' mass of ruins.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

THE GRAND RESULT IN TENNESSEE The aggregate of the returns received oI the recent election IS as follows:
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

sED The Semi- Weekly Citizen will hereafter be issued on Wednesday and Saturday mornings. We make this change ,n order to meet the recent change in the Western mail. ,,
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

EsS John c. Freemonl, lbe PalbhDo CT has been appointed by Abe Lincoln ID the post of Major General. He has ep countered'may hardshps, but the w0'' are now before him.
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

Majority. ..... 57,S49
 The counties yet to be heard from w'' we think, increase the majority to 7OOVss
Des Arc semi-weekly citizen., 1861-06-22

SG5~ The army worm is said to be com m'tling great ravages in some portions of KenluckY.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13
MORTGAGE SALE.
mDcGau1t l,nvinv heen ,

MOkIGAIiE SALE. 5Fs
" Default having been made in the conditions
duly executed and delivered on the 30th day
of September, A. d., 1858 by Isaac A. Durgin,
Of Gooohuc County, State Of MINES ota, to
Gardner Wclcls, which mortgage deed was du-
lyrccortlcd in the Office ofthc Register CT deeds
OF said county, on the Sth day of October A.
u. ISIS, at ii o'clock A. NJ, in book 5 Of mort
gage deeds, pages sS3 and s34; and conveys
from said Isaac A. Durgin to said Gardner
Wclles in fec the following described premises
situated in said county, to wit: Tho south cast
quarter Of section No. twelve [l2] in town
ofrange No fifteen { Ol5) west. Said mortgage
deed was made to secure tho payment Of the
promissory notc of said Isaac A. Durgin, for
the sum OF two hundred and seventy-fvo dol
lars s:75 90 dated September sOth 1883 and
PAYABLE twelve months after date to tho order
OF said Gardner Wells with interest af.cr ma
turity at twenty. i've per cent. per annum until
paid; and whorcas there is claimed to be due
on said note and mortgage ut this date the sum
Of two hundred and ninety-seven dollars and
torty-tlvc cents ($:97 J; and no suit or pro.
cecdinss atlaw having been instituted to re
|covcr the said debt or any part thereof. Now
therefore, notice is hore6y giyen that in pursn-
ancc OF the power ofsalc continued in said
mortgage aud in tho provisions Of the statute
in such cases nado and PROVIDED; said mort.
gagged promises will bc offered for Gale at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder at the from,
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Rec
Wing, in said county of Goodhue. OF the l5tl
day Of January A. d. 1861 At s o'clock T.. NJ
gage, and the costs of sale.
Dated Rcd Wing, November 2Sth A: D. 1850
y q = GARDNER WELLES,
Mortgagee
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13
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The Art JOURNAL is too we'll known to ts,a
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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13
CITY DIRE C. L O I,Y.
RED WINS CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

,t Fr!SCOPAL.
CHRIST Cuurcu--At tic Church, june ion .:
East and West Aver,,c with Eroai 5 ,ect. Sc :
vices at 7os A. NJ. and ~ O'Clock Z. NJ =
Daily mcrnin~ nrayc. .,5 o'clock. All >ca,
free. Rev. l.. T.. .Wellc,. Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
T;R = PrEsEyT;:r;AN--on Sixth street. neGl
t',o Court Ilousc). scrvi, cs vt 10 A. Zane
Pm. Rev. J.W. llancock: Psstol.
Mi.fIIODiST.
METHODIST E",' corAL-.corncr Of East Avc.
aae ,n., Fourth street. Sc. .lces o. .he S.tD-
W IN ut la \. l.. end ~ y. N. Aur@:N
scnool at. L. II. Psarct mcc irg T,u so
evening ut 81 o'clec.. Rcv. s.. Eo 81,
= so.
GtCr,N VI "or;,T--coHlcr o. E. Dad WY 4
'o,,t .;s.rce,. Sc Wee ut 10 < n. Nj. ana
-. NJ. Rev. NJ. llolral l's,or.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13

. " 10. :t... HOUSES.
by Cool { oc 10 800 {, oc C.o,n:ns.sc
$ u. Foo. .-ph., < B ~ B'nt co. Of Min
and l. il s."rc
Jessie Y * I Isl, <, o. ,cy door o h
E,;', 'oc,, Gle SUD o.. :, lt;'1
n $ q don,
Wilder T. v'':~ton -Nc2 pc Once M IN 81
Pn.rcv e Eia.l, o c. Be, o,c II ri !.
Haas II son cou ilo,;;c. @
P.Ssrd o u :Iair {. Two doo,s ON PUN
t.;nnnG se,no,da-oifiec wi II .i'o Src&p c c.
Co!yill 4 Rou;i,:on-Ma'a ST. oon's' c u
Ny,' IIou c.
W. W. Phelps i,eIos' n!ocs NJ N street.
hotels.
kelly Hoasc-P'cm st. near Min.
Metropolitan --Lowcr >.c.nboat !%nGin".
Chill sou House -Evoa ,G: :nvar he Ep:sccpa
g- Churc,.
Red Wing Ilouse-cor. of Main a:,d Eus.,.
g. REAL ESTATE.
II. & Z. r. " ldcr-W,,,ic' & VII! : oo's w
Townc & Pic co-Wi'%in.on': i. .oc vp sal:
NcSt door to Ee,'raiv. iee.
........rat TAILORING.
Vim. & Jss. Lawthcr--No. Wilkinson
Dloc:.
T.J. Sm':h-Brsn stree. ncx: door TO S;n:,n's
Ean':.
BLACK N II No.
j. W. Pl,kcr-Main stree crossing Of 0 t..n
i. l.. uoward--M:';n stree JraS cr 5o'd.'
... MEDICAL.
nr. Ccnna,ly- Pnein,' Block, - stairs.
Dr.. Bolanle1-City Drrc store.
lir. Iw .lin: dcnti>' ull,rohyDo rooms.
1. 5. Keilc-.,. Drugg; ;,s--Na,n Get opposite
,t .iic Ret, ing House.
Bolanler& Weo,.cr. D, ';sii s-Wilinso y
block, Mail 6 rect.
&!sciLLAN1.2EI.
G. r. Il E. l.. e.! cr. llartla. c me-. h rs
ma, tr;c 'c;r NC Post Y 5icc
+. ". Lc@: ;e'; : oars & .acy Coco .
H.. or. o" ii Il Da u =.
Eon0 s. :. ,,ir,". W., .'m, ,ca,. ;l !. .eIe-.-
.in &C. co. u, 30 W.
W. II. U.wks,s F.in et-Dn " $ ce3, nc.>!
Banct.s I've ) IS, bic.
nic.; ,lan'& Fl lard liz --br.l S. CO. res
doo' ,',c Ecl'y House.
Mctropo.i:al E,,,':sd nal--Me.ro so' tai
Hn,:i. lower I.evce.
AmI"o.yp Icons -O>cr Ca..tis Hardware
.ps ~. stoic. Maui strce.. ,a.1
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13

Greedy has declared op,a war with Bry-
ant. Of the Eojaiag Post. He charges
Seward with writing the Washington cor
rcspondence Of that paper, or at least With
debating its substance. Grcely seems to
have lost the co,ntenancc Of every political
paper in New York city, in L:ss radical po-
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13

NOTICE. s
nN and alter this dato INV books u II b
N/elosed. will give credit to no pers 2
persons whatsoever. Ny goods wilt bc of
tsrcd at prices that defy comp petition, and for
CASH OR PRODUCE. i.jsSi.
Those indebted must not take ohenee II il
should make them costa, ifthe3r accounts att
not settled BY the first of Docesnber. y
+ #.z3, sss lF'sa5st. I'll ssis 5. II. FOOT,
R:d Wing, Nov.1st: 1864. b L2.l
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13

|sition. except that Of tn, Ind .pendeat CHS
own and Beccher's organ.). Greeley Is
busy loreShadowing an active opposition e
the incoming administration. ':Delenda es.
Republican party" will soon be the motto
of the great reforlner. ,s. -
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13

.Mf Ohl0a6E = SADIE ~ t3fsE =
lNl Default. having been. made in the corsli-
tion Of q certain Mortgage decd bearing datS No
vcmter 'clevcnth lilth1, A. D. 1856, executed
and delivered cy Peter u. Gustafson, Of Good
hue County, Minnesota, TO Ell T. Wilder, OF
the samc place, recorded In the Office Of the
Register of Deeds Of said County, on the 18th
day day Of November, a, 2. 1851, q . o'clock a.
and conveys from sail Nustai aiyon to sid Wilder
in fee the following premises, stu ated
in said Go Ahue County, to wit: The West
half Of the North East quarter, and the North
East quarter oftho North East quarter Of Soc
tion No. five {5) in Township No. ono hundred
aid twelve llsl North Of Range No. sixteen
(l6) West Of the fifth Principal Meridian
Said mortgage was made to secure tie payment
o: the prQmmissory note of said Gastafson for
tho sum of two. hundred and eighty dollars
dated November ilth 1856, and payable ono
year alter date to the order Of said Wilder with
interest after maturity s. four per cont. per
wiso having been instituted to recover tho
amount Of said note or any part thereof, and
there being duo on said notc at the date of this
notice the sum Of three hundred and forty dol
lars and forth-three cents (1340 A8l. And
there also being due said Wilder from said
Gustafson the further sum Of thirteen dollars
said Wilder pa,d for the taxs. .ssessSd against
said land for tho years 1857 and 1859. Now
therefore notice is lcrcby given that by virtue
OF the loWor Of sale il, saM mortgage contained
and IN pursuance Of tho Statute in such case
.aado and provided .sa.l mortyaged premises
will % offered for salo at public auction at the
front door of tho Court House in the City ol
Re diving in said Good dhuo County, on tho 26 Il,
day of January A. D. 1861 at two O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day TO satisfy the amount
then due on said mortgage debt and for said
taxes, and also costa and expenses Of said sale,
ELI T. WILDER, Morteagcs.
W1LDER : WILLIsrCN, Att',s.
Dated Rcd Wing, A;nn., Dee. 13, a. y. 1860
|Ctatc ef sMi1iesota5 D6srieS. q s.
~ Let District, County Of ofGooduc.
Abby Japo Copter, PHI:
Against s't 'ss Summons
David Confer Dcf't.
The Safe Of Minnesota 70 David Confer tl,l
.boye named DefSnda liant.
You aTe hereby ss,n,nsncd Aind required I,
answer an, the eomglantpP., yf ABBY y Jane Confer
rlaint il fled in tho oiiise Of tls Cork 81 q,
above Goart g teea u ing, ins ssid county 9
thereto apon me tho subseiibor, st Lake eiti
|in said State 81 kihnoG !, xitkfn thiffylday
from the service hereof upon yon exelusiye o
/ lths day. Of. such scryics, .sad you 40 furthe
notified that II you iail Is atswsri 3 .sid com
Plaihs tosvsata tho said pleinif will apPl
Icolnplaint. So g D 81
Dated lake city, Janp.ry ls.h, 1881
PERRr ,. MAnTis
ss Pits Atty, I..'e=',;t MINI.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13
TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
"a : AGENTS. WANTED.

y" Every G oanty Of tao United s;ntes.
ITlO engage IN tho sale Of some Of tho best and
1 most elegantly illustrated Works publish
cd. .1bt: - Gstt3924 ~ sit.
Ou~ publications. arc of the most in:crcsting
character, adapted to tho wants of the Farmer,
Mechanic and Merchant: they IRE published
in tho best style and bound IN the most sab
sian,ial manner, and arc worthy q place in the
Library Of every Household in the Land.
.-B 'ro men o. enterprise and industrious
habits, this business ofters an opportunity for
- Persons desiring TO net rs agents will
receive promptly by maj fnlt particul:trs
terms, &C., by addressing 8.
~, LEARY. GETZ & CO., PurLlsl's.
No. 2.l North Soc ond street. Phi ladelnhi:
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13
SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY.
SuEPPARD'S '@
GREAT ,BENE FACTOR
cEEArEsr PERIODICAL REMEDY EVEN D1scovsRED
1000 EoxEs RETAIL Ed MONTHLY

The bcnefactor is inf;.llible for tho removal Of
distractions. Irregularities, Pfolapsus Uteri,
to '.i .,o'., or
remedy has never III u single case, faiIcd n
producing tho Menses. l have received many
letters Of Recommendation which I'll say it !,
'.thc best remedy VIC haze ever used" Sick
ness at the stomach. languor, debility, p,ia.
in the head, back and side, loss of appetite,
costiyc6sss &C., arc some Of til, symptoms
which attend irregular mcnstruation. Thi.
lsnmcdy may bo had by addressing Mr.. J. s
Sheppard, Box, ,l4s, Cincinnati and incosina
ono dollar, and the remedy will be sent b!
return mail. 54'Jtsz1z3 t,yaste
CAUTION.
Lac ics who arc pregnant should not use this
remedy, as tits suro to bring on miscarriage
though without injury to health. Ono hoy
Que dollar three boxes two dollars. All let
tcrs Of inquiry must contain q postage stanI
to insure an answer.
J. s. SHEPPARD,
Box 2,lA3, Cincinnati, ..
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13
II I'll e. SEN TINEL.
ON E CoLUM N.

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~,
IVY ""' Wy e'''''' ''o''o ~ ''0
o'",' = y ,,'o"' =" '"' eo.'P:"'i''>o qoes'
The affirmative .,nl Mr. (.;,,,. =, .ho ,c~,,;vo
made .,,,e e,ecchc. &c .,s., a;l o.,,or ,.,
,,omo, WHO ,,,,;c;n,,oa IN ,,o a;.c,.s;o,
,r,o ..o,,aoo ,,.... ,o.ao In, 49,,
mon, ,o.e oc ,,o ,,,,;o,co 10 o.oe.;o, 80,
l,;d or.r ~, ,oxt x.cL c,r i,r;,o, doh,..
thereon.
~0,"~--->-
'sNEi .--I-''=s.f
! u'5 bscn apro'aica S%e1t OF me Lacrosse
noDo, .a,,,; ,nc,s co,'a have been N dc.
Harry = :, eo,,.s !, 81, ro"wa,d;sc aud
ro,r,;..:o, ,,;,c.. ih:s swimmer md
!, ( :.,;, q, r.,wthe..s s;,,ne Warehouse for
i.,,,, r,.rnoy,
~~~~~~->~~-~>>~~~
~ -
: nc '':, IN inc s'Ve' IS ses'''s 'o''oh 'as.'
i !" - m:'!su ""'s "c'i >"e SHORES. 'no"sn
y" t"e t1o''e II seems 10 % ''f'h sun; tnrec
VI 'ouf uSss VI "''n' J" sa'''c' "ou'o 'ooscn
u 'oin IT'S mooi'nes ana open the na'lSat'oh
between here and st Paul.
, y: ,...,,,.
! N another column We give d;cctory Of
the places Of business Of ,hc g ntlemen who
cdyer;;s, with US. Il emb. aces mo Of the
leading business men Of Ecl W;n.-thouoh
there are some whose NJ mes should he there
aud are not. We esocct, however. that
the coming spring trade will find the I'D
! yersi semcn:s Of cN the business men Of led
Wing in our columns.
~~--~~~
s'a.c News.
Inc ncs,s'a'are mas ao9ou.noa' rom
'"' o'' : "u' p'pv'' ""u "o", o'"e. .''.s.'
a'' .oo ~ o''''0 ''''' '''' A'''"''''
Ne, :" ''o ".'a a''e" "'se's
,. "e sc'oo. laws nave oee" !ua'c''us'V
"ou'n'o a"1 sys's'n''' ~ '"u 'ao. "
,ur ncon,e
WV poor
-, :. ~. WV " wv :1ee- a:'o. ..'1s ~. ~ ..,. -
.', -. ,,,l -, :.
proper credit. Iho law Is we'll guarded
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w;th us worth tho minimum
~, r,.s =. " :. 80
ne County auu'tor A''o county treasurer
laws are amen led aud made to harmonic,
so that most of the difficulties resulting from
the conflicting provisions q, existing laws
.,o ohv;,taa
=, NV wv -
nc most important les's'at'on OF 'he
session, is that relating to our l:ail Roads
The State has released to the companies i,s
r;.hts. and = "a exnec,c1 .,,,t now . ,ma a
-, 49,, =.
the ioads Will D. built. ms leaves the
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-13

Sormcrly occupicd by ]. Going, on Main stree:
over eli! & E. 4. Bakers Hardware Ssote.
where all who wish, can procure life-liso likc-
uesscs OF themselves or ti;enls.9 H*y;ae t..d
several years experience in tho picture a,t, /
teel coniiJ.n. CT being able to please all who
may favor mo with i call. No picture viii be
allowed 20 leave tho room unlcss it will bc;r
the strictest criticisms as likeness and work
sense Of !. discriminating public, and am III
hopes that they can appreciate The difference
betwcem good Ambro;ypo and those Jc:lihly.
ash-coloreI. s,lnburnt shadows SO often palme.i
OF on tho public by travelling humhuss.
All arc respectfully invited to call and ex-
Aminc specimens. s
Pictures takon in CLOUDY q we'll as FAIR
WEATHER.. it isss iiNs7li'Jsst:
Instructions given in the art.
Hal Wing, April /, 1850. 2i9tf