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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03
PITCH I'M!
OPPOSITION TO HARD TIMES


PICTURES AT PANIC PRICES.
RICH il bound to mako hard times easy by
taking pictures ut prices never before though,
of in this place.
RICH is determined to bring the p,icc o.
pictures within the reach Of all.
RICH will put up pictures in cases for fifty
Cents.
RICH proposes making an astonishing reduc-
tions in all the high priced pictnres.
H!CH proposes to take handsome pictures
Of all, whether goodlooking, lomcly, or indil.
fercnt.
RICH warrantseyefy picture to give entire
RICH would advise those wishing pictures
not to delay, asdclays are dangerous in these
times of secession and coercion.
RICH respectfully Invites all to call and cx-
amino his work, whether wishing pictures o,
not. Rooms over 6. IL. Il F. L. Baker's
MAIN STREET, RED WING.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03
II u II n ITU r E..

H IL N Q II II.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that he
has purchased the entire stock of unmanutac-
turcl material for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.: Cook, an that he is prepared to supply
all orders for furniture Of every description,
on the shortest notice.
REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE TO
ORDER.
Also all kinds Of COFFINS furnished to order
Mah0g0ny, .".
Rosewood,
and Walnut
FURNITURE constantly on hand, cioar 70
Cash JOHN CORELL.
cd May IS, 1859.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03
SHEPPARD'S
G Il EA T. BENEFACTOR
GREATEST PERIODICAL REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED
1000 ROXES RETAILED MONTHLY,

The bcncfactor is irfallible for the removal of
falling ofthe Womb, Leuchorrea, or Whites
and All the diseases pccnliar to females. This
remedy has never in u single case failed in
producing the Menscs. l have received many
ita Ietters OF recommendation which all say it is
1.-THE best remedy We have ever used." Sick
ness ut the stomach, languor, debility, pains
IN the head, back and side, loss of appetite
costlvensss de-, are some of the sylnptons
which attend irregular menstruatior. This
Remedy may be had by addressing Mr.. j. S.
Sheppard, Box, 2,l45, ,Cincinnatti and inclosino
one dollar, and the remedy will bc sent by
return mail.
CAUTION.
Laci who arc pregnant should not use this
remedy, as it is sure to bring on miscarriage,
though without injury to health. One box
one dollar three boxes two dollars. All let
tcrS OF inquiry must contain 4 postage STAMP
10 insure an answer.
j. s. SHEPPARD,
Box :l43, Cincinnati, ..
S1iEpPARD's CELEBRATED.
Oriental preventive 10 Conception,
Which warrant will never fail.
NOTICE.
LaulcS wtod0 not wish an increase of family,
may rely on this as perfectly sure and certain
= 'Oi''i 'S' II 10 WI J slulplc III ltS use, ana
does not injure the system.
Sent secure from observation to any part OF
the United States by mail on receipt of the
money. Whole packages three dollars: hall
packages two dollars, and extra fine packages
six dollars per package. Address
J.s. Sheppard, Box o,l4s, Cincinnati, o.
PERSIAN MALE SAFES,
A SURE SAFEGUARD AGAINST PREG-
NANCY AND DISEASE.
Price for single one, one dollar throc for
:wo dollars six for three dollars: Ave dol
lars per dozen. .
J.s. sHEP 'ARD,
Box 2, i3, Cincinnatti o.
ITO RENT! TO RENT
l. The Stone Store on Bush street next to
the Rcd Wing House. This is one of the best
stores in town, in as good a location as can he
found in the place, and will be rented on very
good terms, apply at the Red Wing House to
=, JACOB BENNETT
-''Teh IN 1901 1870
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03

SCOTT 45&} 3i
MAJOR ANDERSON, as
w OIL COLOR PORTRAITS. -.
The subscriber has lust issued Portraits
General sCOTT and Major ANDERSON, print
ed in twelve oil colors, by the samo process as
inc celebrates picture of Mount Vernon.
Price tor both Portraits, post paid, 81.
Agents wanted in every county. 'af2
J. II. BYRAM, ~ ~
112 South THIRD STREET, Philadelphia.
NOTICE. "
The public are respectfully informed that
nave opened An establishment for tho manu-
tactttre and sale Of III -tll s
CONFECTIONERY
in it's various branches
AT WHOLESALE AND RET1IL.
in the building known as tho s.Bakery.n on
Bush street Red Wing, where shall be happy
to supply all who may favor mo with their
patronage. The best materials uscG, an i
prices reasonable. bra. . sja!s -vs'i. .yf
Fancy articles suitable for presents always
OF OIL hand :suci. as Sugar Frui:, Baskets, Vcgcta-
bles Animals. etc. ,. ..-. - - ''-..'
~ All orders promptly attended to. '-
A. &. .LITTLEFIELD.
To COnsumptlves
The advertiser having been restored t
health in a few weeks by a very simpl
remedy, after having suffered evtral ,t:,
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption-is anxious to max
known to his fellow sufferers the means o
cure.
10 all who may desire it, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used Gree Of charge
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure cure
for consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis &c.
The only object Of the advertiser is to bcne
fit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as 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. 2lsy
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03
4 .sI,lf" n 31sc
L ei9aZa ~ NEW GOODS AND gaG
r @at I" 5esa ,at s5sGa far TO e n
LOW r 1cns
AT wHoLEsAL1s AND RETAIL,
at the
CHEAP CASH STORE
asH sae -t. Of i5l gaaa Ia5
JESSE MCINTYRE,
Nos. ! & g.. Bush Street
RED WING, MINNESOTA. s.r
JESSE MCINTYRE,
RED WING, MINNESOTA. i,.

r. T.. .
We arc now. receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock of Dry Goods and
Groccrics over offered to the pc ,plc of this
vicinity: which for extent, variety and rich
ness will excel that Of any other assortm cnt
IN the county; and VIC guarantee our custom
ers tst' 1aIter ba,yasns than they can find else
and fu% and literal dceling is our systcm.-
f., vi. We buy for cash. and ..
~ receive our goods di- ~.
a.. rect from the Importer
and Manufacturer, and
COUNTRY DEALERS
will find it much to
their advantage to ex-
anime our stock and
prices before going be-
low.
and beautitulvariety offspring and Summer
Dress Goods, Domestic 6 Gods Of all kinds
| in complete assortment, Prints Cling
! hams, Shectings. Denims, Tickines.
! Drills, Cambrivs, Linen Goods, &c.
| Jewclry, Stationery and Fancy
! Goods Of every description
! which Will be sold at lower
| prices than ever before Of
| Tered III Red Wing. Crock
| cry, Glass and Stone
Ware of the latest
! 1.n patterns, Boots and
! shoes---a large
| e- - stock on hand
at loao prices.
! - Nchave for
sale the
Celebrated Copper.tipped Boots and Shoes
One pair Of which
is warranted to out -a.
wear two pairs
without tips.) Hats ,and Caps and ready
s.made Clothing Of
! endless varieties
| PLows! PLows
Of all kinds, at the Manutacturer's prices
GROCERIES!
4 invite particular att uon to my large
Choice Groceries,
Cofees,
| Teas,
Sugars,
| Molasse:
Dried and Candicd Fruits, consisting Of al
grades ond brands. Now in store 1000 bbls
Salt, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nail
and Glass, complete stock at lower price
han ever before. We offer MORE THAI
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of good.
to be found at any Other one store in the city
For the next thirty days, 1 offer Summc
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call at til
old stand of McIntirc & Sheldon, and you viii
ALWAYS find good stock which is for sale al
the lowl6 ,prices. Jesse MCINTYRE.
May lst 1860. 1891
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03

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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03
GROCERIES,!

invite particular att ton to my large
stock of
Choice Groceries,
Cofees,
Teas,
Sugars,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-04-03
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SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06

ANOTHER CURgRNCY ExcIrEMENT.-
Thicker and faster come the bank suspensions.
1t SCENE that the entire banking system Of II
inois and Wisconsin had contracted the disco
luton fever and we're going to smash We
hope the signs mAy prevail. In another place
We give a complete list Of the discrsdted banks
Of lllinois and Wisconsin. How long those
banks. now reported good, will remain 30, it is
extremely difficult to state. Those who 90 TO
bed with q wallet of the stuff on hand, may
wake up to find 1t deprecated from ten to
thirty per cent, and refused by the bankers
How long viii the people sf the North West
consent TO be humbugged, duped and swindled
by this wildcat currency? How long will it
be before our farmers and traders will refuse
to receive such trash for their produce which
will always command money,o for their good.
for which they have TO pay in good funds :.
The matter is easily fixed. The money lies in
the hands OF the people. II they refuse to use
tue club which they have in their own hands,
what reason have they to complain Bogus
banks will be opened and kept in operation Just
80 long as the people will consent to take
them. TIE fault is in the peopl is ia our.
selves-that we are duped. and We must look
to ourselves for correction. In the DAYS of
our own wildcat Florence-the varmint circu-
lated freely just 90 long as the people would
take it. and when they refused to stand it any
longer. of course, the thing died very sudden
DEATH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
Virginia Convention.

hiChhoSD, hPIlI o.
On reassembling the 4th resolution as amend.
ed was adopted.
IL the Committee Of the Whole MIR Flourney
NOV "a to amend the 5th resol tuition by striking
out words. AMI 10 ali in supporting domestic
insurrecton, thu making the declaration sim.
ply that the legitimate use OF the forts, etc Is
to protect the country against foreign force.
Agreed to by IS TO 81.
wo other amendm. Bts were referred
Mr.. Carlisle moved to am end by striking out
the whole resolution which was negatived.
The resolution was adopted.
The sixth resolution was taken up. Mr..
Harvie moved to strike out the whols and in.
ssrt
Rssoiped, That an ordinance Of secession re-
suMing the powers delegated by Virginia. and
providing for submitting the same TO the quail
flied voice of the common eailh for adop ion
or r.jrc,ion. AZ the polls. III the spring election
in May. should he adopted hy the Conv ention.
Mr.. Gcggln moved 10 amend by inserting his
own ordinance but withdrew il.
several motions were made tina. the commit
tee rise, but we're all voted down.
Mr.. iIarvie's Substitute was r~j ected. This
was strictly q test vote but the Union
were inuch reioiced.
Pending this the committee rose and the
Conv ention adjourned vine die.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
NUMBER l46.
lone and stores, the property Of the govern.

ions e0O etorss, Tue pS0PetV o' tne govern.
ment.
The Harriet Lane 10 lying in the bay In con-
sequence Of information given Capt. France BY
The Collector. which may result in the ssisurs
Of other vessels bound for the coast Of Africa.
A leading banking house In Wall street. It
Is said. has been detected 10 a daring attempt
to swindls, by means Of forged Virginia bonds.
1t is believed large amount ~ forged bonds
have been thrown upon the market The par.
ties implicated declare themselves VirgLians.
Investigation is ~ ogr.esing.
Supsr,nisn sndeLt Kennedy OF Cincinnati. daily
receives applications from Census Marshals in
the seeded States for - ym-nt Of servi ices HIS
regular reply is tnat the alscan,s will be paid
out cf slolen government fands wherever
Southern officials see fl 10 recognize the drufts
of the federal treasurer
A srecial dispatch 70 the Post Gays rnnor
saws the Pawnes goes TO Charleston. That ex-
citement, however. grows more iDtense. All
sorts of eofj.ctures are afinat as TO Il . point
where the first blow will tall
Leading Republican members txpress their
opinion tnat an extra Sc sion OF Congress will
soon be called
The Express says II - supposed in well in
formed qaaItere that Texas is the point where
the troops will be landed. md that they are
sent out at the request OF Geo. Houston. to
rep-l indians and Mextcans in that quarter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
CON M e RCIA AL.
DAVENPORT MARKEr.
DAILY REPORT.

ORFICE OF rus DEAOCRAf AND N1wS,l
Friday Eve., April 5, lSGl.
Rain commenced falling last night and contin-
ued till noon to-day, preventing teams from COM
ing in from the country, and there is little grain
in market except what come by railrosd. Prices
are firm with an upward tendency. 7Sc has been
paid for WheAt and if the present scarcity con-
tinues, we predict higher figure.
FLoUK- Firm 1t $4.25@4.75. We hear Of
sales Of 200 bbls. Albion Millsfor the Southern
market. Shipments 600 bbls.
WnEAr-A good inquiry at7sc. Receipts $50
bu. Shipments l,l30 bu.
BARLEY-In fair request At 25@35c. Receipts
300 bu. Shipments 1910 bu.
CoRN--Steady 1t lsc for~ea and 19c for
shelled. Receipts SO bu. Shipments 1850 bu.
OArs.-Quiet at lA@l5c. Shipments 500 bu.
PorAroEs.-l0@l6c. Receipts l57 bu Ship
ments 100 bu.
ONIoNs.--l2h@l5c. Receipts 95 bu. Ship
ments 60 bu.
BRAN-Shipments 800 sacks.
HAY-Dull at $4@5.
COAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal Vel.
ley coal % in yard Henry county coal loo in the
yard.
WooD-Hckory $500; Oak $500 per cord.
PorLrRY-Live Chickens .$l.25@1.50 y dos.
Dressed 6@sc . b. Turkeys, 5O@75c dressed
do. 80lOc u ID.
BUTTER Plenty at l0@l2lle y h.
EGGs-l0@l2LcS y dog.
LARD--l0Il21sc " b.
HAMs--New Sugar Cured ll@12kc per lb.-
Common l01llHc per lb.
CHEESE Herkimer Go. l31l7c per h.; Wes-
tern Reserve llH@l2Kc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
River ! tens.
FRIDAY, April 4.

FRIDAY, April 4.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Ways.
NORrHERHER, Afford, Lacrosse.
HENRY CLAY, Coll, Reeds anding.
WM. l. Ewing, Rhodes, Lacrosse.
hey CITY, Worden, st. Louis.
DEPARrRp.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, ST. Louis.
ADELIA, White, St Louis.
NORTHERSER Afford, st. Louis
HENRY Clay, Gaul, St Louis.
WV. l.. EWING, Rhodes, ST. Louis.
KY CRY, Worden, dubuque.
The Hawkeye State, Capt. Gray, one Of the
most popular and magnificent steamers on the
Mississippi, will depart for st. Louis to-day. Pas
sengers travelling South should secure q passage
on the Hswkeye.
The passenger and freight steamer John Bell
leaves for st. Louis to-day.
TneNorthern Line packet Pembina, Capt. Hill,
will leave for ST. Paul to- morrow Sunday morn
ing.
LAKE PEpIN.-We learn from the Clerk Of the
VIM. L. Ewi1g, that the ice in Lake Pepin still
continues frui fn il will take ten or fifteen
days Of warm r. to clear it.
For TIE CHIPPEWA RrvER.-The Maquokcta
City, small craft, is undergoing repairs at Du
buque, pre- eparatory for q Summer sojourn on the
Chippewa river.
BLOODY FIGHT.-A bloody ARRAY occurred on
the steamer Shreveport day or two ago, while
she was going down the Missouri river from OIaa-
Ia to st. Louis. The Captain had made UP his
mind not to land in Missouri and the mate said he
should. A scufao ensued; the Captain fired a
ball through the cheek Of the mate, when third
person interfered, knocked down and badly bruised
the Captain. Tue deck was completely besmesred
with blood.
ACCIDENT TO THE MHTRoPoLlTAN. The Metro
politap, while near Cap-au-Gris, about "a miles
this side Of ST. Louis, come in collision with a
snag, which struck her near the gangway on the
ls,board side, penetrating her hull and let in a
small quantity of water.
Busi ness tho levee yesterday presented q
very lively appearance, notwiths standing the in
clemency of the weather for the past day or two.
Boats receiving and discharging freights
nearly all day. The Adeia backed cut ior st.
Louis at ten O'CLOCK with fair cargo, al of which
was taken on at this point. Three Northern Line
boats, the Northerner, Vim. L. Ewing and Henry
Clay, oil from above, Lett for the destination
last evening with good cargoes abosrd, and barges
in tow.
The RIvBRs-At this point the river is
stationary. The latest arrivals from above
report the river nearly in the same condition all
the way to Lake Pepin, and probably there Will
be no great change in the stage Of the river uutil
the ice in the Lake breaks up, which, at the pre-
sent time, is about 20 inches thick and selid as
rock. The Illinois river is rising fast, as is also
the Usage and Ohio.
By TELEGRAPH.
BURLINGTON, Apiil 5.
Three feet six inches water on the Lower Rapids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
MCNRu MAKES 5000 Our OF I


Mcneil MAKES $500 Our OF TAX
PAYEas-Thsre has been not little fault
found with Mcneil for appropriating to him
self about three hundred dollars in the way OF
fees for making out the delinquent tax list
That sum Vas taken out Of the pockets Of the
tax payers without asking their leave He vas
allowed good salary for his work. and it vas
not right to 90 beyond that
The way to getrid Of doing that same thing
over again is to vote to-day for Henry. W.
Mitchell for City Marshal When he was Mar
shal in 1851 he made a contract with this Of
6es to publish the delinquent tax i.t, aud
there was charged TO each lot advertiseG tue
exact amount per lot we were to receive far
advertising.s We made out our bill and col
Iscted the amount from H. w. Mitchell, Who
paid it out of the costs he had collected In The
adysrtissdlet We never presented BILL or
collected cent from the city, for advertising
the list during either TAylor's or MitchelPs I'd.
ministration. Tag payers will see that it 10 to
tAsir interest 70 vote for Mitchell
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
II ELEGR PHO
Forty.Two Wisconsin Banks Thrown
Onf.

Forty.Two Wisconsin Banks Throw
Out.
The bankers Of this city this morning
termined to throw out the following Wipconsi
Bsnks. the value Of whose securities are % {,
below the value OF their circulation, that the
are deemed unsafe to hold. The list embrsc
forty-twO. as follows:
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point.
Bank o: Albany.
" beaver Dam.
" Eau Claire, Eau Claire
" Grant County, P1atteville.
" Green Bay, Green Bay.
!" Horizon, Horicon,
:" Mo4 ena, Gordon.
Monroe, Monroe.
Whitewater, Whitewater.
g Wisconsin, Watertown.
Beiolt Savings' Bank.
Bank Of Chippewa, Pepin.
Citizens Bank, Black River Falls.
Clara County, Chippewa Falls.
Commercial Bark, Racine.
Corn Planters Bank, Waupacca.
Dodge County Bank. Beaver Dam.
Bank u Elkhorn, :lkhorn,
Farmers Bank, Two Rivers.
Farmers 4 Mechanics Bank, Fond du Lac.
Forest City Bank, Waukesha
Hall h Brothers Bank, Eau Claire.
kataLyan Bank, La Crosse.
koshkonong Bank, Fl. Atchison.
La Crosse County Bank, La Crosse.
Lake Shore Bank, Manitowac.
Laborers' Bank. ElisviIle h Markesan.
Mechanics Bank, Superior.
Monroe County hank, Sparta.
North Western Bank, stephens Point.
Osborne bank, New London.
Portage County iiank, Jordan.
bank Of Reedsburgh, Reedsburgn.
Rockwell 4 Co.'s .tank, Elkhorn.
State Stock Bank, Eau Claire.
st. Croix River Is nix, Brinkerhoft.
Sun Prairie Bank. Sun Prairie.
Tradesmen's Bank, Eagle Lake.
Waukesha County Bank, Waukesha.
Wood County Bank, Grand Rspids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06

VorKRs OF THE FOURTH WARD.-Geo.
L. Davenport and w. W. Parker are the Dem.
Both are old residents aud property owners,
and deeply interested In the welfare Of the
city. II you want retrsnchment and reform
in the city government, vote for them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
From Charleston.

tHARLE-ToN, April 8.
The final vote took pla tte CoDveD ion
to day the adoption Of the permanent Con-
stitu,ion oi the Southern Confederacy. The
whole number ol the members of the Conven.
tion il IT, of whom LAG voted for. and l6
against tie Constitution. Ten we're absent
There ,s nothing ncw ~ to Fort Sumter. or
other matters
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
New York Market.

New YORK, April 5.
FLouR-Markct heavy and dropping. Sales at
$5.2Otd $50 super State; S5.40015.45 Extra State
$5.2d15.S0 Super Western; $5.3515 % Common
Extra DO; so.50@5. go Inferior to Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohi..
LYE FLoUx-Steady at $34OMa.l0.
WuEATMarket dull and slightly easier
$l.24 common to fair Chicago Spring $l.27@
l.37 Milwaukee Club $l.27 Winter Red Western.
RYE-Market quiet.
BARLEY steady, 73c.
CoaN Market opened firm and closed dull
6sM70c Old Mixed Western.
OATs-Alarket dull. 35@34Hc Western and
State.
PoRK-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
50 brls. $l6.s7I1 mess $l2.0O9l2.75 prime.
BEKF-Dul.
nchanged. Sales 500 brls., ga Ice.
WHIsKY-Market shade frmsr, loL 9l8hc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
From, Kansas.

ATCHIsoS. kansas, April 5.
Lane and Pomeroy were elected I 5. Seba-
tors yes erdny .. m. ty q small majority.
We have had plenty of rain in this section
o! the country.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06
From w ashIngtnu.

WA-LINGToN, April 4.
Extreme solici.ude was manifested every.
where, conc4Ining Forts sumter aud PickeLs.
Fear were expresse.i collision would be pre-
cipiia.sd.
Information was received that Lieut.. Talbot
left Charleston today, with important dis
patches for Washington.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-06

GERMAN THEATRE-BENEFIT OF Miss
ID. PLUMBEcK The accomplished actress will
take benefit at the German Theatre. on Sun
day evening. The play is that popular and
exceedingly interesting drama Jane Eyre"