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Mr.. JOHN KETTLswELL, Of Baltimore. turn.
cut to have been as deeply concerned in the efor
TO excl te toe Baltimore mob to make war on the
United states, as Marshal Kane himself So we
judge from letter over his signature, written on
the 10Th uit and first published In the Charleston
hUsSry, a. follows:
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1861
Baltimore has covered herself with glory Yes.
ington, and nobly did We celebrate it Not ouly
nooly, but significantly. We fought the enemy
In our streets, for a mile and half with stones
pslcks, pistols, hammers and fists; drove one part
10 WasnlIgt0n, the largest part back to their
northern homes, and have about 100 prisoners
MI'SI IS Nor sE6jEgatsd, 4 he bold and "a
ulOno daring OF few men who de termined that
the footsteps of the invader should not polInte our
soil, bas as they expected, preci p.taf.d a COM
R e.s union of every ssmsna We are now a
Lincoln has ordered the northern troops to fight
their way through II this be true, you NAV look
for blocdV battle. Our people are aroused, AS
TIE puglllss say, " Baltimore CLAIMS The first
There were deeos Of personal courage done YES
terday that We're never surpassed on earth. They
can be done again. We have lost several heroic
citizens, but tie seed OF the martyrs never grew
% last before. You must imagine everythi1p-
our excitement. our union, our exposed condition
and our Second Battle of "Lexington 4" Sufficient
FOR the day. May God bless our righteous cause
My regards TO everybody. 1 am nearly worn
out Your friend, JOHN KETTLEwELL
The Hafies are those OF the Mercury; not ours
We submit that II will be well for the Union
ists Of Baltimore to keep a sharp eve upon the
movements Of Mr John Ket;ewel for the ne,t
~sek or two, II they would save their city from
hlence upon these there who have nothing &c
lose by iu destruction.
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Sss scorT has, for the third time, Voluntarily
nken tue oath Of allegiance to the Constitutio1
ana laws The officers Of his sta n have follou,ed
ms GLORIOUS example. The irst occasion was
Mneh ne entered the service and the second WIN
IA hnsnd Of Fort houltrie, in the !" Calhoun
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AL'xAspl'A.-We hear that our neighbors o,
Ais1sndria were in great tribulation YESTERDAY
aad the day before, over a rumor that the Del
t.Ssmos-EIlsworth's Zouaves-were about to paw
'nem visit The conseq uence was, that not.
withsancing the terrible rain storm preyailin0
q IIse number Of families packed up and lef,
hssHy, mere was no reason whatever for any
such alarm there, as IL Is by no means nroh,bis
ihat the government here design occupying their
town with troops We presume, however. tina;
whenever jsr Davis may please to make Alley.
andra tie seat OF the war for the time beIng its
occupation by TIE United States will take niaoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

GENERAL BEAURKsARD-Iti 10 stated positively,
here, that General Beauregard reached Rich
mond, Va, on the night before last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-07

LfSeAsuls-The last rumor from Lynchburg
Va, 10 that within the twenty-four hours ending
On The evening before last, eighteen hundred
h ne had reached that point, In arms. in
nio OF Jefferson Davis's scheme Of making Wiz.
GINA the hatch-block of the fmpending Us,
Inonsn hundreds Of Kentuckians have yoInn.
Ieered to that end, doubtless, we doubt wbetber
aore iran naIf that number, In all, are now in
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MARYLAND LECISLATURE

q. w. FEBBIGER, Of Cincinnati, has been
pointed Paymaster of the U. 3. Army.
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LOST AND FOUND.

- o asp. containing 4 god Napo'eons, 4 20 d.
'lece of 81 80. Lie IN silver go thirble. 20
tuds, large silver hve franc pisoe and gold pen
Ilso. memoranda in writing Any ons leaving
he same at the Star Office viii be handsomely re-
Farded. M 7-2ts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

~NOTICE.-All the late members of thu
S Georgetown Mounted u uard are req ue q Ell
% meet 81 the ongress street Armory GU FRI
DAY EVENING next, at o'cI ook, as busInes,
Of importance 20 them will be under cons lderalon
Persons detlrous Of joining troop or horse are
mi.. 1' y J, son :. NEWMAN, o.s.
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ESTRAY SOw.-C.rne TO the premises Of tn,
II sub sorib Der. on Sunday, the 5th inst. k
larse white and black Sow; had pig;ST
the same day. The owner is requested y ,kk6so
TO take her away and pay for this ADVERT en-nt.
JORS F. BOYLE, :Sh st Fret Ward.
m 7 ST. near the Oheeryatory
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WANTS.

WANTbD-A GIRL, 70 nur.e q child and take
w care Of room Apply at No 156 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, over Mrs. Boyle's Confectionery.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
COMPROMISES or THE DEsrRuc-
TON or TIE REPUBLICAN
11AnfTv asSz4t8 is zElt;G I.i lg

PANTY. y 81
Between these two alternatives, says tho
n. I. World, ''lhe leaders Of tho Republic.
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 MT had tie sagacity to iorcsce,
begin to sh6w that ..hey are wise enough to,
follow. Aamsrked change has bocne appar-
ent IN tho tone and spirit Of leading Repub.
lean jeufnals during the last fortnight, and
ere the end Of tho pEessps week the ! zyia1une
will Ind emily Is own e.fnlnpp Of a party
adherents t. the ramrod policy with which
It yindicates the stiffness Of It's moral verte.
bsse. j. isthe. nisf,rtune: OF thefew iourp-
Ais wlhsh. stiNs hold ont. the not an-inch
fla, that they cannot perceive the difference
botweel' 9 compromise of principle ard /
carnP romiss 81 policy; Bit den1ounces' The list
with all the moral Indignation which they
might moro appsops iuteiy exercise in sta
wing off the frss.a Eut their adhererts arc
growing fewes daily and the indications
are becoming more numerous that the in
coming President and, his chosen advisers
ase 70 be men capable Of PATRIOTISM, as ven
aS,partisanships OF course cleavage from n
the Republican party Il then inevitable, che
happiest consequence Of which wialsbe that
the Naturalization can cali to It's support,
when most needing shena9 oil Union loving
imen.S eEf iie .so9ssls' ,9s}f s. III aaasga
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

A13f2HfGAG y SALE.
~ Default having been male in TIC condi-
ing date aud duly executed aud lc.ivi
cred on the 2lst day ofJunc. A. d. 1859, By
John W. Brown and Mary Brown his wife. Of
Goodhue County Minnesota. to v ofney Eru,l.
dage OF the same place, which mortgage was
duly recorded in the office Of the Register of
of June a. u. 1889, at o'clock p. lin book i
Of Mortgage Deeds page 81 ;and conveys from
said John ". and Mary Brown tt said 7Brnu-
dagc i'll fee, (srbicrt to, de!easancc upon pay
mcnt of the note hereinafter described. the
following described premises Situated in sad
Goodluc County to witt Lot No. ten (1O) in
block No. fourteen (l4) in the city Of Rcd
Said mortgage was male TO secure the payment
OF the promfssory note of said John W. and
Mary Brown for the sum Of two buadrcd
and Twenty-Five dollars, dated June 21st. 1865.
and payable twelve months from date 10 the
order OF, said Brttndage with Interest until
paid at the rate of three per- cent per month.
No suit or proceedjngsat law or otherwise
i,:tviag bceninstitutcd to recover said mortgage
debt Or any part thereof; and there being due
III SAID note and mortgage at the date Of this
iotice this SIM Of three hundred and fourteen
dollars and sixty-three &C. It's 1914,
Now therefore, notic:.is hereby given that
by virtue ofthc power ,ofsale in said mortgage
contained, and in pursuance of the statute
in SUCH; case made and provided. said mort
gagged pr misses will be otfsrel for sale
at public auction, at tho front door Of
he Court House in the city Of. Rel
Wing, in saii Goodhtte county ION. the sth day
Of February. a. D. 1861, al two O'Clock IN the
afternoon ofss;,h' day, 10 satisfy the amount
then due Oh :sid mortgage .dcbt.with costs All
expenses of sale. VoLSEY BRuSDAeE.
WILDER WILL1sToN, M0rtgagcc.
Attorneys, $50
Dated Rcd Wing: Mimi: December, slst AID.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
To COns,imn tlveS.

The advertiser having been restored to
health in few weeks by a very simply
remedy, after having suffered cgeral years
with q severe Jung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption anxious; to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means 0
cure. 800 $500 5 49, S ssss
70 all who may desire it, he wili send a
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 the advertiser is to bcne-
fit the afflicted and lie hopes every sufferer
,willtry his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing. !. s.. Isl
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. ED W AkDs1A. WILSON,
! WilliamsbursL, Kings Co., New York.
Oct. 10, 1860. .1ss5 s. 2iSy
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
SALE

SALE.
lXl Dci;anlt having becnlnadc in the condi-
lion Of q certain mortgage deeI bearing date
tho Twelfth. day Of June, A. %. 1857. made exc
euted and delivered by isaac Nichols Of " abb
shaw county in tho State then Territory Of
Minnesota to Hiram b. Soulc and George D..
Wyman of Winona county. in the same State,
Of the said Nichols bearing even date with
said mortgage aud dnea and payable on tho
18th day Of March 1858, to the said Soalc and
Wyman for the snm of one thousand dollars
with interest ,intil p6id st tho fate Of four rer
cent per month, and upon which there is now
claimed to be due the gum of fifteen hundred
and ffty-slx dollars and tl,irty-sfx cent,
$3.50 ,36, and which said mortgage was ref
corded in the .tiico Of tlo Register Of Deeds Of
the county of Goodhuc and State then Terrific
ry) ofMinnesota on the 18th day IF June,
Deeds pages 654 and Cos. And no suit or proc
cccdings at law having been Instituted to re-.
cover the amount due on said note or airy
part thereof. Notice is hereby given that N
the 522d day, of February, A. D.. 1861, mt ten
O'Clock q. M OF that day, at the front door of the
Court House in the: city. Of Red Ming in said
county OF Goodhue by virtue of the power 81
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. three( BIN Block No. tllirty-six (ss1
in said city Of Red Wing.will be offered for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder to s t,s-
fy the amount then due on said mortgage with
costs and expenses Of sale.
Dated at Red Wing. Jan. Cd, 1861,
HIRAM y. SOULE.
GEORGE D. WYMAN.
CcLyfLL & 1'oCGmTON, Morteaoccs
aa Attorneys. 23I
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
,MlssoURt CONVENTION. I 8
,S o,T;,d 7, s., Louis March. T.

Ansnf Tho resolutions oAsred It'd The con-
lvention this morning. and srs!srred toa tho
so'smtstse % federal, relations, vas,s one
moving that Z convention DO called 81; al
southsrp stakss, not. seeded, Is: meet q
Nashville on Tho 9Th Of April. Another
providing bf Suck amendments tie Con
stitution . shall secure to oil the States
squal rights 10 tie Union and deelarihx 10
rsason existed Wy Missouri should secode,
and that y would b highly injurious to
her TODD So Another declaring hat
asstss hayingI once hound themselves, 10.
gethsr, 1sould moi dissolve their connection
y pleasuce;; anQther that Missouri ado,pts
= policy according TO herf own iindtereet and
.ns sis1. Western states hsr "a Efforts
- snsintainat pssessl ani anbsssookenl ths On
Ion II tho ssstes Cslonel Dohibben. oayyes
: sssosotion dssls,irg sshat Asy'' atesnpt 10
soossoisns By ~ epassal gorernmsnt
wo.lds inevitably rssult in civil MAR and
military dsspstism4.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

Stat, OF Minncsota,l SIS
Gocchuc County, In the Probate Court.
Ats special term of the Probate Court h.ll
in and for said Comfy Of Goodhuc a. Rel
Wing, on Tuesday, March 5. 1851. ff
In tie matter of the petition of Otis F.
Smith, Guardian. of George W.. Latourellea
minor.
On reading the petition of suid Smith quart
ian as aforesaid this ia lad I'M this Court
praying for h snsc TO sell for the support anil
naeiateHae esos saisi W fol lowing par
GELS Of his rcal estate III said county to-
wit {: Ss@7 @'Estss%
The north west quarter Of section twenty
nine OF township Ill north, range Il west:
the north west quarter of north west quarter
OF section IL, town IL north, range Is west;
and the north west quarter OF the south cast
quarter of section1, town ITO north, ra1il.c
II west.
1t appearing to the court from said petition
that it is necessary for the support and main
tenancc of said George W. Latourelic thht
the lands aforesaid should be sold !; it is order
ed that said petition be'sct DOWN and assigncl
for hearing on the 5th lay Of April, ID. 1861,
at ten O'clock, a. m. 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 W. Latourelle and all persons inter
estcd i'll the estate and premises aforesaid, ap-
pear in this court ut tho time and place last
aforesaid to show cause why a license should
not be granted for a sale Of tie estate. AMI
promises aforesaid
And it is further ordered that said! petitioner
give notice to the next of Kin OF, said George
W: Latourclle ant'to. all persons interested in
said estate and pren iscs Of the tendency
'ofsaid petition and of the hearing thereof by
causing 4 copy Of this order to nc published for
four weeks excessively next prior to said dav
OF hearing inthe Red Wing Sentinel a weekly
newspaper published in said county, Dated
at the Probate office in Red Wing, this 18th day
of March, 1861. ORRIN DENSMORE.
Judge Of Probate in and Tor Goodluc coun.y.
2l1W5,
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! r l e. N
OPPOSITION TO HARD TINES
PICTURES Al, PANIC PRICES

= PICTURES ct % = Tf.P'AN1c PRICES.
RICH is sbound to make hard times easy bv
taking pictures At psicessnever' before thought
of in this place. az t1s,is Il d: ST. So.
+ RICH is determined to. bring the plicosef
picsdIes within the roach of al I.s..{ fs,.sls
RICH will put up pictures in cases for fifty
Cents ei4ftR h, : u s...s1sS IS
RICH proposes making an astonishing rcduc-
I RICH. proposes IN .taEe handsome pictures
Arcnt. Pc ~ - ~ sfe>.-'
klCHwarranis every picture to give entire
satisfaction, or no charge. :, 81
KlCli would sdyise those wishing pictures
not Indelays as delays are dangerous In thesc
RICH respectfully invites oil to call and OK.
anime his work wllethers wishing pictures or
not. Rooms Dyer e. II. u T.. s.. Bakers
lsasI q MAlNsSrREElr, RED MING.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

SALE.
WI Whereas Walter Carpenter of Goodhuc
county and territory Z now Stltc.) Of Efinncso-
ia, on til: fifth day Of September AID. 1851.
executed ard delivered 70 Shields 4. ,tcCntch-
en-, a. firm composed Of James Shields and
Joseph McCutchcn) Of Rice county State aforc
said, his d:ed Of mortgage whereby lie granted
to them. their heirs and assigns fore ycr certain
tracts or parcels Of lanl ii said County OF
Goodhne: described as follows, to wit: Lots
number i've, six, seven and eight OF section
nun bcr seventh towrsl,ip mum Der ono hundred
and nine north, OF range No. seventeen vest
containing l6O acres, to secure to tlie., til.
payment q one hundred and ninety (, lals
due on or before one year, with n.crc. /,
az the rate OF four per cent. per mont!: .rn.;.
from date till duc,alld five per cent. per Ii,
from due till paid according to the conditi H
OF certain promisso-y note bearing even Ii II
with sa'd y! mortgage, whchmortgago VAS .1t,'
OF said Goodhue county on the lltlr day Of Sci
temberA a. d. 1857, at 8 O'clock PM III book q.
mortgage deeds pages 3S4 end 5S5.5
And whereas James Shields ono partner Of
the trns OF Shields e. McCntchcn, aforesaid
did on the r26tll. Jay Of August, a. D. 1889.
assign to Joseph MaCutchen, the other partner
of sail Arm, ali is right, title and interest in
and to said mortgage and note. Which, assign
ment was du.y recorded in said Register,s offiee
on the sixth day OF September, A. . ..is5a at
~ o'clock, a.. IN. in book 2nl OF sn.ssecl IA.
neous records Oh pAgcs 2y5 and s. S,
nd whc1c cas- default has been made in The
condition of said mo,tgag &c by The nor, ,y 1nent
OF said nOSc WhercOn rtr:rc is claimed to
be due at the date Of this notice, debt and in
tcrcst the sum Of three hundred and Thirteen
dollars;and thirty five cents and no suit or
at law or otherwise having been
instituted to recover the said debt secured by
said n crtgage and no part thereof having
been paid Now, therefore,
Notice is hereby given that in by
virtue Of the power OF sale contained s n said
mortgage and tho provisions OF the STATUTE
in such ease made and provided, said mort
gagged premises will 10 offered for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, at
the sherltfss Office, in the city Of Rcd Wing in
said. county OF Goodhne on e,,e= 9Th day of
April AID. 1851. ut 10 o'clock a. NJ. to satisfy
tile amount then due on sui ia ttga9c ind the
costs Of sale.
sJ0sEP1 McCUTCIIEN,
!, !, Alortgagee and Assignee.
Dated Faribault, February goth, 1851.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13
MORTGAGE SALE.

W. Whereas Levi Chi1son Of Gooll,ue coun-
ty and Territory. CHOW Statc) OF Minnesota.
on the third dag Of August. 4. D. 1857, exc
cuted and delivered to Shields G5shIcCu tcl,en.
q nrm composed Of James Shields and Joseph
McCutchen,) Of. Rice County State aforesaid,
his deed Of mortgage, whereby he granted to
them tAeis heirs and assigns forever, accrtai,,
tract OF land in said County Of eooalluc de-
scribsf us fcllcts, to-wit: the north west
quarter of section number fur in township
number one hundred and nine north, of range
number seventeen west, to secure to them the
payment ofipnc hundred and seventy dollars.
duo on or be orc one year with interest at
the rate ofthrec per cent. per month from date
TIL due and three per cent. per month f1om
due TIL paid, according. to the condition of his
PROM issery note; bearing even date with said
=, .a which mortgage was duly recorded
for, said County of Goodhac OH tho .llth day
OF August, A. D. 1857 Mt { O'Clock q. m. in
BOOK OF mortgages. page 23G. .Sif}
And whereas James Shields, one partner of
said firmfof Shields & MeCutcllen. aforesaid.
did on tile se'tlfday ofAugust A. D. 1859 as
sign to Joseph McCutchen tho other partner
OF said firn1;:ll his right, title and Interest in
and to said mortgage and note which assign
mcnt was duly recorded III saidz7Rcgister'
Office on the sixth day of September, A. D.
1883 at ~ o'clock, n. NJ. i'll hook Cd Of mis-
&C llancons records on pages 295 and 1916.
r And whereas default ll;ss been hl;t,lc in the
condition of said mortgayc by the non -pay nient
of said note whercoM there lis claimed to be
duo. as the date Of this notice, debt and inter
est, the sum Of two. hundred and sixty-one
dollars ard no proceedings having been fnsti-
tutod at Inv or otherwise to recover the debt
secured by saia mortgage andlno part thcreof
having been paid
~ virtue OF power of sale in sud mortgage
cOnt0ined and Of the attn IL u IN ANAL a a =, a.
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DECISIVE ACTION or LIEUTENANT
sfss SEEMMER. II


a correspondent writes Is tie Columbus
Geo. 7.,a.. from Fort Barrancas, rehsa.
cola harbor, on the, 18th inst, as follows:
Soon after the arrival Of the brooklyn, 0!
which told you in my last, the other yes-
sels belonging to tie Gulf Squadron came
IN sight, and since have been cruising out
SIDE the ter. never getting entirely from
view. Sunday another bearer Of tlispatches
from Fort fieakens srrived and WAS passed
over to thes FORT. His mission must have
been peaceful Oh lor since matters have
somewhat changed. The work Of mounting
guns on Fort Pickens is. stopped, and also
the work going on il the navy yard. lieut..
Slemmer sent . mute to Col. Forney, who
has succeeded Colo lomax in command,
demanding that no more guns should be
mounted upon the battery which bears upon
his fort. III. s.l 800, VA ..,..,.,f osa.z,z.3t
AS the demand was made in conformity
to the armistice, which is understood on
both sides, Il was regarded as right, and the
work upon tho battery was suspended. One
heavy tcn-inch Columbiad was already upon
its carriage, another just ready to mount,
90 It will b but little labor now, should
OCCASION require, to place it in working
order. Near night the Wyandotte ran up
the harbor and sent . boat ashore to i,,spc ct
the work. No opposition was offered, and
they returned, satisfied probably that the
battery was . good one, oven il built BIZ
volaateeEs. 4 learn also, that, for. two
weeks past, several men have been busily
empleyed IN mounting sea coast howitzers
& lprt Mclse S. and in other preparations
for defence. This, too, is now stopped.
| have seen no published account Of the
reasons why thostilities were suspended, hut
presume II has already been made public, as
both parties are acting under truce.
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al U j, N TT U i, u

Tho undersigned would respectful, intbrm
The citizens q Red Wing and vicinity that he
has pHrshasod the ontirc stock of unmanufac-
turcd lnaterial for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook, an that 10 is prepnTcd TO supply
nlIorlors for furniture of every description,
on tho shortest notice.
AND TURNING DONE To
sss sss s ORDER.
Alsoall kinds Of COFFIys furnished to order
Mahogany,
Rosewood,
and WaInu.
!, FURNITURE constantly on hand, cheap fc
Cash ss .54 JOHN CORELL. Z
ed May IS, 1850.