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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24
IN mn COPIES ALRDY SOLD.
HVEEYEoDT,a LAWYER
couNsELoRlt III II BUSINESS,


COUNSELOR IN II BUSINESS,
-, -; -. t.Ir ..3ta.s1l ss4W Ias =
FRANK CROSBY OF THE PHILADELPHIA EAR
1t Tells You How TO draw MP Partnership
ia5z ~ .tta Papers and gives Genersl
= forms for Agreements Of al l
kinds, Bills Of Sale, Leases
and Petitions
It Tells You How to draw up ,Bonas and
..s;s. X l. MISUNDERSTANDING Powers
ssa- 'of.Attorney, Notes and Bill6
Of Exchange Receipts and
It Tells You The Laws for tho collection 81
..@ = = Debts, with the Statutes o.
Limitation, and amount and
kind ofproperty exempt FROM
Execution in every State. 9:
It Tells You How 10 mako an Assignments
proPerly,with forms forConnl
position with Creditors, and
the lnsolvens Laws Of every
It Tells You The legal relations existing
l. between Guardian and Ward
~ Master and Apprentice, and
Landlord and Tenant.
It Tells You What constitutes Libel and
SANDER, and the Law as to
Marriage Dover, the Wife's
Right in Property, Divorce
It Tells You The Law for Mechanics Liens
in every State, and the Natu-
Isl ralization Laws ofthis coun-
try, and how to comply with
the same.
It Tells You The Law Concerning Pensions
and how to obtain one, and
isE the Pre-Emptisn Laws to
Public Lands. aE
Il Tells You The Law 70, Patents, with
mode Of procedure in obtain
90 -i.-, ing one, with Interfe4encss,
Assignments and Table Of
,t: Fees. - II u.
It Tells You How to make your Will, aud
how to Administer on an
Estate, with the law and the
| requirement. thereofin every
| State. Il 15'-S
It Tells You The meaning Of Law Terms in
| general use, and explains to
| you the Legislative, Exeeu-
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| both the General and State
| ' Governments. ..r
/ It Tells Yon How to keep out Of Law, BY
| showing how to do your bu-
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i vcxatious litigation, by it,
i timely conxultation.
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$1,000 A YEAR can be made ny enter
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5cral.
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address JOHN E. POTTER. Publisher. 6
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24

Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting Of .,
grades end brands. Now in store 1000 Dbl.
Salt, ct low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nail
and Glass, complete stock IT lover prics
DOUBLE the variety and quantity Of good
to be found at any other one store in the city
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITIONS.
For the next thirty days, l offer Summc
Clothing AT COST. Remember to call At til
old stand of McIntiro 81 Sheldon. and you viii
ALWAYS find q good stock which il for sale 3
the lowl6 .prices. JESSE Mc1NTIRE.
May lst 1860. l08yl
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24
a CTATE OF MINNESOTA! District Court
~ COUNTY or GooDnuE ! First Jul. Dist
Jaw i sn; S'las;n., .,.,,,,,.
SUMMONS for relief.
Pl'fs FIT 81
against fas

Truman Beckwith, def't) - 800.
yofthe above named Defendants. ~
You arc hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action u copy OF
which is filed in the Office of tho Clerk Of this
Cont at Red Wing, in snid county of Good
hue, and to servo q copy of your answer to
s%ad complaint spon tho subscribers, ut their
In said State ofMinncsota, within twenty days
from the service hereof upon you exclusive OF
the day OF such service, and you are further
notified that IL you fail to answer said CON-
PLANT as aforesaid the said plaintiff will apply
to the. Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. z, .sr.v rseE rsu..,gif ss.s.
Dated this 10th day, Of April, AID. 1861,
z45.ta ig4EDGERTON & COOLEY, .a.
al0-245. Pltf's' Attorneys.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24

T,o RENT! TO RENT, 3yas Id
tho Rcd Vino 1ou. ee o MI. eraecs e4s
stores in town, in as good = location as can {,
found in the place, and will be rented on vc
good terms, apply ut the Rcd Wing House
JACOB BENNETT.
March Tn Isl; NJ
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

1fORTGAGE SALE.
l Default having been made in tho con-
dition Of ccrtain mortgage deed executed
by John Watson and Fanny Watson his
wife, mortgagors, to John Thompson, Eli
a. Collins, John s. Collins Gilbert II. Col
Inns and Hiram Willard, copartners as
Thoapson, Collins & Co., mortsagees,datcd
August 9th, 1868; and recorded in the office
on the Sd day Of September 1868, at 8
O'Clock, in the forenoon. in book 5 ofmortga-
ges page 243. l@a >~ ses " =. %. E
Upon which mortgage there is claimed to
bc due and is due at the date Of this notice,
tho sum Of three hundred and ninety seven
dollars and n'nety-six cents.
And no suit or:.proceedings at law having
besn instituted to recover the said debt by
saM mortgage secured, or any part there
Now therefore, by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained in said mortgage and duly
recorded Herewith, and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and provided,
the said mortgaged premises which arc de-
scnbld in said mortgage as follows,
viz: qz-.i yti 80 80
The south west quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section No. twenty mine COY, in
township No. ono hundred and twelve die
north Of range No. fifteen ISL west, con:
containing forty (4O> acres Of land, be tho
same more OF less. according to the govern.
mcnt survey thereof. ~~
Will be sold at public auction for cash tc
the highest bidder At the front door of til,
Court House in the city OF Red Wing i,
aa'd county, on the first day Of June, 1861
astwo O'Clock in the afternoon Of that ia,
TO satisfy the amount due in said mortgage
with costs Of foreclosure and sale.
4srgi. "a F.'s - JOHN THOMPSON,
sv 2z'+3, 'glT ELI A. COLLINS,
80. e. IN" GILBERT II. COLLINS.
e.gsaI r51 T. JOHN S. COLLINS, an,
3zssi.aH ,srt HIRAM WILLARD.
Warren BRISTOL. Mortgages
afsT llf's Attorney. 2lG Gy
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w ESTEIsN WO RID
Insurance & Trust COMPANY.

UMcc, Nos l42 and 144 South Water Stccct
Chicago Illinois. Capital s 100000:
Board Of Dircctors.-O. Kendall, Geo. II.
Hazclton, AMI Benedict, Hon. L. S. Church
Chas. II. Abbott. Geo. H. Hazclton, President
Chas. II. Abbott, Treas, Alfred Edwards, See
Having received IN appointment Us Agents
of the above Company for Red Wing and
vicinity, VIC are prepared to receive applica-
tions for Insurance in the same. so .I
l60:mG Brown & Bctchcr Agents.
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Nos. l & e,.......... ...... 80. Busl, Stree
RED. WING, MINNESOTA. ~.

~sA~A~t AsAAA> ~ A1ASO a.. =.
We are now receiving the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries over offered to the PC ,plc Of this
vicinity, which for extent, variety and rich:
ness, will excel that Of any other assortment
in the county; and we. guarantee our custom
crs far better bargains than they can find else
and fur and literal dccling is our SYSTEM
We buy for cash, and 70 ~, -
receive our goods di- 20
rect from the Importer ~.
and Manufacturer, and ""
IT,. Country DEALERS
..s..tl will find it much to .,.......
their advantage to cx- .-...
anime our stock and
prices before going be.
.a.51 low.
The ladies arc invited to examine onr large
and beautifulvaricty offspring and Summer
Dress Goods, Domestic G Gods of all kinds
in complete assortment, Print. Cling
Hams, Shcetings. Dcnims, TickinRs
Drills, Cambrics, Linen Goods, &c.
Jcwclry, Stationery and Fanc,
s gEr. T, Goods Of every description
,a which Will be sold at lower
| r.sasig = a.-. prices than ever before Of
| ~. ~ raa Tered l., Red Wing. Crock.
-z - Il g.. cry. Glass and Stone
| $685. 5s.t... at Ware Of tho latest
.g7 .aa II 2 patterns, Boots and
-ss-g. a=,e- r-,-y .- ,.r- Shoes large
s- A,.szj, s.:a- .-ra stock on hant
| ~ al rartata Is. Mt loso pricee
| e.. =. n.s We have 70,
| sale til,
Celebrated Copper-tipped Boots and Shoes
One pair Of which ..s
is warranted to out s--...t .
wear two pairs "ag-f5 f.
without tips.) Hats ;and Caps and read,
j I1made Clothing o
endless varietie
PLoWs! PLow
Of all kinds. at the Manufacturers price
! GR0CER.IESl
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GROCERIES,!

invite particular att ton to my largo
atock of
Choice Groceries.
Coffees,
Teas,
Sugars,
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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24

Goods given in exchange for clean Linen OF
Cotton Rags OF all colors. for which the In, H.
est price will be paid.
k;1WinX, Ssp.. u, 1857. 8
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
NEWPORT NEWS.

POLITICAL MEETING.-An informal meeting
of citizens was held in the Court. house last
Saturday to consider the propriety of holding
a District Convention to nominate a Union
candidate for Congress. The opinion of the
meeting was divided on the subject but
finally a committee consisting of George P.
Webster, G. Artzman, Jas. T. Berry, Ira
Root and Chas. Buchanan, was appointed to
correspond with the different parts of the
District and ascertain the sentiment of the
people. A number of speeches were made,
and the meeting adjourned till Tuesday
evening, when Messrs. Hogan and Menzies,
candidates for Congress, will address their
ow-citizens.
A BIaAMY CAsE.-John Myer was bound
over yesterday, by Mayor Hawkins, to APP
PEAR at the Circuit Court to answer the
charge of bigamy, his bail being fixed at
$500,
1t appears that some time ago, John and
Catharine Myer lived happily together as
man and wife, in the city Of Cincinnati.
But in a short time another lady began to
share the affections of the said John, and
soon thereafter, to absorb them. The old
marriage. tie became q Gordon knot, which
the man was most anxious TO sever. For
hat purpose he put in execution the follow
ing plan: He engaged boarding in the city
of Newport and thus, as a reHident Of the
State OF Kentucky, got out a petition for
divorce.
When the time for the trial of the petition
anne on, he also had engaged boarding in
the city, and claimed that his wife, who was
residing in Cincinnati, had deserted him.
On these grounds the petition was granted,
and shortly Afierwsrd be married tue woman
Of his second choice, and took up his sbode
with her in this city. The first wife was
surprised at seeing the announcement in the
newspapers. The case was taken to a higher
court and the decision reversed.
The mar since that time has kept stu
diously away from the officers Of the law,
charge Of bigamy and bound over as men
uoned above, -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

r SATURDAY, May ~.
FLOUR-There is a continued fair de-
mand for the higher grades from tho city
dealers, and for such the market Is firm, bat
supeTfne is dull at "a 80: the sales comprise
700 brls. at 81 80 for superfne; "a GOA 70
for extra, and - 90@5 % for family 70 fancy
brands. The receipts are light.
WHlSKY-No change In the market;
sales Of % brls. at l2Kc1 including that from
wagon.
0IL-Linseed is higher, with sales Of Is
brls. at 521<e., and 20 brls. at 53c.; at the
close holders were asking 55c.
Professionalism is still some In
quiry for clear Pork and Lard, at SIT for the
former IND s%@9Ho. for the latter. No ins
quiry for Bacon or bulk Meats, and prices
remain nominal.
GR0CERIES-The demand for Coffee
continues good at full prices, with sales Of
about 400 bags at l3L9I4c as the range;
IN the small way, l3H@l41<c. are obtained.
Sugar firm. Molasses quiet.
WHEAT-The market is dull, except for
the choice qualities of white, which are
scarce and in good export demand. We
quote prime redat eeoy@$1; prime white at
81 08@1 IA; choice Ohio and Indiana white
ct 81 l2@l Is, and choice Kentucky white
OF 81 %: sales of l,600 bushels prime Ken
lucky white at 81 II, in Covington; 225 do.
do red at 81; 200 do. fair white az 81 05 f;
5OO GO. prime red at 99c. at depot, and 600
do. do. do. at 81 OF from store.
CORN-The market continues dull, with
but a limited demand at 3O933c. at the up
per and lower depots.
0ATS-The market is dull at 27c. in
bulk.
RYE-Tbe demand is limited and the
market dull and lower, closing at sic. for
prime: GALES of 700 bushels at this rate.
BARLEY-Prices remain nominal. There
is 20 demand, and but very little Offering.
HAY-A continued dull market, but with
out any change in prices; we quote prime
Timothy at 5000 per tun in bales on ar
rival.
CHEESE-The demand is limited and
local. and prices are TO a great extent nomi-
nal, at sc. for new, and 6@Tc. for old, the
latter rate for English Dairy.
BUTTER-A fair demand for prime and
choice grades, but other qualities are not
wanted: we quote prime and choice Central
Ohio at ll@12c and Western Reserve ct
l2nl3c-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
Nov York Mnrket.


NEW York, May 25-P. M.-Ashes steady:
sales 100 brls. at IS 37H for pots, and IS 621S
for pearls.
Cotton quiet and prices without material
change; middling Uplands quoted at l3X@
1873 sales 1900 bales.
Flour advanced about &c. per bril-, moder-
ate business doing for export and home cou-
sumption sales 10, 200 brls, at $5@5 10 for
supeIfine State; So 1906 20 for extra State;
So 50G5 65 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; SIS 1907 rs for trade brands do,
market closing quiet and steady. Canadian
Flour little irmer on common grades: sales
$50 brls., at S. 2007 so for inferior to choice
extra. Rye Flour steady, with small sales
at So 1904. Corn-meal quiet, with triaing
sales at previous quotations.
Whisky-Demand less active; market
scarcely so firm sales 400 brls. at ieNcJ
Wheat advanced l@2c. with fair demand
for export and home consumption: sales Of
%, 700 bush. damaged and inferior Chicago
Spring at $l@1 06; {, 1000 do. fair to prime
do. at 81 l0@l l6; 10000 do. North. west
ern club at 81 l2@l Is; 3D. GOO do. damaged
and inferior Milwaukee club at $l@l 10;
$4,000 do. fair to strictly prime do. at 81 l59
l 20; $4,000 do. amber Iowa at 81 20@f %;
l,700 do. choice Canada club at 81 20; IL, 900
do. Winter red Western at 81 33@I '35 /:
5000 do. choice red State at 81 35; 8 500 do.
white Canada at 81 33@l 40; 1900 do.
white Michigan at 81 55@l co and 800 do.
white Ohio at 81 80. Rye steady at csc,
Barley dull at 55@65c. Corn Market l@2c.
better, with fair business doing for export
and home consumption: sales of l3I, 00O
bush. at SEC. for old mixed Western; 400
Acc. for inferior TO prime and new do; soc.
for new Western and yellow and sec. for
Southern yellow. Oats in fair request at
3l@33c for Western and Canada and 33@
34c. for State.
Pork dull and heavy: sales Of 37O brls. at
$l7 for mess; $l2 81 for prime. Beef dull at
$4@4 30 for country prime; S. 87@6 rs for
country mess; $lO@1l for repacked mess;
81 25@l2 so for extra mess. Prime ness
Beef dull and nominally unchanged. Beef
Hams rule quiet at $l3@l5. Cut Meats dull;
tTifliDg sales reported at 5@5Xc, for Should
eTs, and 6@7c. for Hams. Bacon inactive.
Lard steady for good and prime, and heavy
for inferior: sales of 450 brls. at 9@9Xc.
Butter, business is to a moderate extent
at 9@l5c. for Ohio, and l0@l6c. for State.
Cheese is selling at 398c., as in quality.
Sugar-RAw still rules very heavy and in
favor Of buyers: sales of e35 hhds., at 4@5c.
for Cuba, inside price in bond, and 45zc, for
Porto Rico; 100 boxes Havana at 6%@6Kc.;
430 bags Siam at Axe, and 30 hhds. Melodo
at 2Xc. Molasses dull sales Of So hhds.
Cuba Muscoyado at l3c, four months; 40
hhds. do. at 1s@2Oc., and 30 hhds. Porto
Rico at 10000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

The SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DTsTRICT.-
bon. r. A, Harrison, Of Madison County,
has issued the following circular, annouuc-
ing himself an independent candidate for
Congress, against Hon. Aaron Harlan, in the
Seventh District of Ohio:
l have been called upon by men In whom
! have confidence, and Of all parties. TO be-
come akJ Mon candidate for Congress at the
special election to be held in this District
on the 28th instant.
The Government of the United States is
engaged in a var 10 put down rebellion to
its lawful authority, and all classes of our
people, without any distinction of party
whatever, are sustaining with all their
might the National Administration. For
the time being we should, in my judgment,
know no political parties. They can do no
good. They may do much harm. When
we shall nave placed the Government on
solid ground, and indicated the majesty oil
the Constitution aud the integrity of the
Union, the reign of party politicians can,
and undoubtedly will, again be upon US,
The country is now rising above all party
issues, and will feel insulted by theiI
presence.
l distrust my own ability, in this crisis, to
discharge satisfactorily the grave RESPONSE
bility resting upon a member OF Congress.
If however, you shall see fit to call for my
services, l shall labor to be faithful TO the
trust. As we are engaged in war, | shall
certainly use my best endeavors to strengthen
the Executive and Military arm, and shall
favor carrying it SO that the contest may be
speedily brought to a conclusion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

PRINTERS DoLLARs-Printers' dollars are
scattered all round the country. In order
that they may be gathered, we invite the
pTayerful attention of our readers to the
following article from an exchange:
The printers dollarsl Where are they ?
A dollar here and a dollar there, scattered
over numerous small towns all over the
country, miles apart-how shall they be
gathered together2 TIL type founder has
bis hundreds of dollars against the printer ;
the paper maker, the building owner, the
journey man compositOr, the grocer, the
tailor, and all assistance to him in carry ing
on his business, have their demand hardly
ever so small as a single dollar. But the
mites from here and there must be diligently
gathered and patiently boarded, or the
wherewith to discharge the large bills will
never become bulky. We imagine the prin-
ter will have to ges up an address to his
widely scattered dollars something like the
following:
"Dollars, halves, quarters, dimes and all
menner of fractions, into which you are di.
vided, collect yourselves and come home
Ye are wanted Combinations of all sorts
of men that help the printer to become a
proprietor, gather in such force and demand
with good reason your appearance at his
counter, that nothing less than a sight at
you will apDease them. Collect yourselves,
for valuable as you are in the aggregate,
singly you will never pay the cost of gath
eriDg. Come in here in silent, in single file,
that the printer may form you in battalion,
and send you forth again to battle for him
and to vindicste his credit" Reader, are you
sure you havn't a couple of the printers
dollars sticking about your clothes
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
MONETARY AND OONWERWkI.


A more than usual demand for Currency
az experienced yesterday, and the market
was consequently closer than Il had been
for several daysprsvious, but this was partly
owing 70 the close asserting ofthe Baulers,
who we're still DESTROYS Of accepting prime
Paper at 1O912 per cent though very little
Of that kind is being made at present or
likely 10 be for some time TO come.
The city deposits decreased materially
during the week, and quite a scarcity Of
Currency prevailed at n number Of the
houses, though some Of them reported their
funds on band as equal to the amount held
at the beginning Of the week.
Eastern Exchange was dull at 4 pre-
MUM, and Gold very quiet att premium
som dealers being willing to sell Coin at
q. The stock Of Gold in the street was
still quite large last evening; considerable
augmentation having been made during
the week.
UDcurrent Money quotations ruled as fol-
lows, rates varying at different houses:
New Orleans, Z; North Carolina, 30:
Pennsylvania IinteriorG s. Virginia Wheel
Is; Other solvent Virginia, 5o@25; Ms.
souri,, l5@l1 Iowa, SOLO; Wisconsin (solvent)
20; Wisconsin (discreditedl 65070; hi.
pois (solyentb 30@50; Illinois (~discreditedl
65@IG Maryland (lnterior( 10; Tennessee
(old BanksA 1920; Tennessee Gree Banksl
2C@25 Michigan and Canada, 8; Alabama,
So South Carolina and Georgia, so discount.
Our rates for Exchange and Gold in Ohio
and Indiana Paper were as follows;