Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-09-17
~ e. A. L1TTLEFlELD, Local Editor
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Late Papers. n .t'.. a.se51
We are under obligations to Chas. Kinds,
Of the steamer Golden Era, for late Eastern
and Southern papers. Charley is = true
friend 70 the press, and-may his shadow
never grow less. 5@"
wild Geese.
We notice large numbers Of this deli
cious bird, nearly every day, in their fight
over the city, and believs. they must be very
plenty iu the sloughs and ponds in this Vi,
cinity. We have netpas yet seen any in the
market. <i&Ew rEE3rEEtsJsr
Godey'. I.adY,s BOOK. rff 81
The October number of this popular peri
odical, was laid on our table during the past
week, and its arrival hailed with joy. Il is
perfect in every department Of literature,
and fashion, and can not fail to be valuable
addition to any lady's stock Of rea'ling.-
Subscriptions received at this Office. : . # I.
A Bold Operation.
Last Wednesday forenoon, while Mr.. Cor
|rell was absent from his cabinet shop, it was
entered by some unknown person or per-
sons, who took therehom number of new,
chairs. Considering the time, which was
in broad daylight, we consider it as being q
bold move. No trace has been obtained Of
the missing articles. of oh III /
lSerenade. ro5. asg ti:a.f!E.,a.r t4si nj
Last Wednesday evening, between the
hours Of 10 and II o'clock, number Of
our citizens wishing to show their love and
respect for the gallant soldier and states
man-Gen. Shields-and for thu principles
which he advocates, waited upon him at
the Metropolitan Hotel, and with music and
cheers paid jus. tribute to the character
and worth Of the brave old General. .'4t94
The Young America, .a.aa q 5rn-dH
Is the name of new restaurant and sa-
loon recently opened by .Messrs. Traver &
y OuUSVu, III GO0 OdS041lSuI VI " khIllSOn >
Block, in the room formerly known as the
" Dive g." This is, undoubtedly, the place
to "eat, drink, and be merry" Give the
boys call when you feel like taking a
bite" or SMILE" They'll accommodate
you. a,s4. aa. usrE =.
Our readers will notice, by referring to
our advertising columns, tina: the sports
mans depot Of Mr.. NJ. J. Chamberlain, has
been removed from Main to Broad street,
where he will be happy to see ali his old
friends and customers, and as many new
ones as may see fit to call on him. lie has
IA large stock Of sporting apparatus, consist
ing Of guns, rifles, pistols, fishing tackle, SC.
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County Supervisors. .5tt
This body assembled at the Court House,
in this city, on Tuesday afternoon last, and
after having completed their organization,
adjourned till 9 O'Clock on Wednesday, in
order to allow the Democratic County Con-
ventien to hold its session. The Board has
been in session every day since, but not
having time to attend, we are unable to
give detailed account Of the proceedings.
Found. ,-.l e; 70 s'1
On the morning after the grand Repupli-
can (?) M(ass) meeting Of las. Wednesday
evening, in the vicinity of the Court House,
= common pocket knife, with broken 1lade
/ supposed to be the same with which 70
eloquent ex-Rev. attempted to-but didn't
|dissect the Democratic Platform. Also, .
bung hole, aud those identica. apron strings
from which that young man" has so re-
Gently been lot loose. 45 tl5.
New Line of Boats.
We are happy to announce that an oppo-
sition line Of boats, consisting Of tho fine
steamers Black Hawk and Keokuk, have
commenced running between st.. Paul and
La Crosse, in connection with the Ia Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad, and the Detroit
and Milwaukee road east Of Lake Michigan.
They arc both staunch boats, and are con.
sidered n heinz among the fastest on the