Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-02

\ ~ Flour and butter arc very scarce II
our city, at this time, and command good
prices. "
GT The river Mt this3point hassbccn Tis.
ing during tho past week. and is now IN a
good state for navigation.
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~ The weather, during the first part
Of the week rather fine, has been cold and
windy the last two or three days. and we
are now catching quite a snow storm.
~ We have this week left out num-
Der Of advcrtisement9 which have heretofore
appeared In this paper. = Ifsadsertiserss wish
them inserted again, they will please let US
know and we shall be happy to- accommodate
them. W. - ILL.,, l,,'t.f H., 'ts't.A
VIZ noticed during the past week great
1many Of our citizens busily engaged in i'm
proving their lots; building fences, laying
out flower gardens, etc. We, would again
call attention to the planting Of shade trees.
q: the proper tins, which is. close at hand
" We have taken pains to procure a
list Of the pr;ces1of the different articles Of
merchandise kept by our, merchants and
intend that it shall be corrected weekly
There will probably be some changes as
SION al navigation opens, which will be
carefully noted. We also give the st. Louis
market prices go g.,. g. .. ....,i- .,rs-.... D
-@"Peterson's. Philadelphia Counterfeit
Dctector and Bank Note List, "for April, is on
our table. This number is peculiarly inter
esting, containing among other things, dc.
scrip!ions Of >ixty-six new counterfeits put
in circulation. This detcctor needs no rec.
comoniation from ,is. Every business man
knows it's value anil should subscribe for it.
| ~ \ complaint for rape, against one Of
our, citizens, was, on Saturday last
entered before Just &c '1oyt. But the COM
plairant failed to appear on the day set down
for the examination. a little inquiry on
the part Of the Justice, satisfied him that it
was il "Wo:b nj" conspiracy, which the
complainant discovered, on making the At
tempt, could not I've carried out. "''.H h7'
o. We learn that q 'set to- occurred on
the corner Of Plum street, last Tuesday,
between one Of our citizens and an individu-
al, usually designated " Five per Cent?
We die not see the fun, but learn that this
Shylock, No. 2, received settler be-. weeh
the eyes, and refused to 'comc to tlme' after
the first :. round" The last that was seen
Of him. he was making rapid progress tow.
ards the "white house, behind the bushes"
0TS'nce the opening Of the river, Bur
bank has hauled off his stock, above Red
Wing and below Reeds, Landing, and is on
ly running between the latter place and this
city. by means OF this lin, We have en-.
|joyed during the past winter better CON-
munication with the East than ever before
during the suspension OF navigation Indeed
its regularity ard dispatch in delivering
the mails, can scarcely be surpassed by tho
steamboats,, which are to take its place dur.
ing the coming season ''',j5i't Z
CT The Hastings ferry boat North Sta,
first boat Of the season, ,: arrived at our lcvee
last Saturday afternoon. The "T'imc and
I Tide, "Capt. hobart, from St. Paul, arrived
on Sunday morning, and has been plying
Regularly between this port and St. Paul
since that time. The ice in the lake j.
! reported rs being clear and solid it will
not probably break up for ten days yet
: From the number Of strangers daily see.
in our streets, we infer that the boats run
ming to the foot Of the lake are doing a fail
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. o. The following resolutions wer
$ unanimously adopted by the Red Win
a Lodge Of the I. U. G. T. as expressive Of tn
! sentiments Of the members Of that body il
relation to the death Of Mrs. Sarah r. Han
cock: '..-i- tS ~ t-'i
= Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
moTc by death our esteemed sister nm,
fricnl. Mrs. Sarah r. Hancock. wife Of tn
Row. j. W. HANCOCK; .E
R~@Ared. That we recognize in this aif1ctiv
bereavement, tho hand of an all-wisc, and eve
= bencnccNt P'ovilence, who does not willing 81
il "tftict, but whoso disponsations. though oftci
mysterlous. arc always designed in mercy, t.
which it is our duty, as it is our highest good
;. willingly to s*bmit.
is HssoI'ed. That we tender to orr VOL believe,
brother ASSURANCES Of our kMlest sympatl,ie
l. TINS d ;reavcmcnt; anil pray that in the con
."iae'ons OF the Gospel he may find all need
f'l support.
H.~ tt".tha a. copy of these resolutions /,
turniSh:l to orr brother. Rev. ). W. Hancock
and al:o io the city rar,rs with - request 70
Thur publication. q. -