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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
LEGAL NOTICES.
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEEAUIT, having been made in the eondi-
- ton Of . certain mortgage, executed BY
Robert W: Hamilton, Of Cannon Falls, in the
county Of eoodhue, nd lthen) Territory Of
Martin, Of Chen.ngo County, STATE Of New
York, on the nfnsteenth day OF Nay, sd.
1857, whereby, the said 3. W. Hamilton ia
grant, bargain, sell and convey to the said
Romeo Warren and frederick Martin, thoir
heirs and assigns, tho following DESERVED
pieces or parcels Of lsnd lying nd being n tho
now State Of Minnesota, and ksown and dss;x.
mated az follows, to wit:
"Lots four( ~ five 80 .ix(s,) and seventy
in block seventy six (76;) lots three (s,) siSht
49, and ten (10,) in block eighty-three (s3;)
lot te1 10, YIN block sixty thrco(s3;) lot one(
twenty so;T9teigbt( jim block ioufteon( ls;)lst
nine g; III block twenty-eight (2s;) located
in Cannon Falls City, according to The record
ed plat thereof: Also, lot ten (lo,) in block
eighteen (le;) lot five g. II block TWENTY-FIVE
(25;) lot seven !, in block si1ty-one (6l;) lot
three 49, in block four 80 lot eight {e,) in
block seventeen 43s ll5;2 lot seven % il block
Cannon Fails, according to the recorded plat
in Block seventy-nine k7S; iocstea IL Cannon
Falls Cit7, according to the recorded plat
thereof"
oNC mortgage was duly recorded in the ONCE
of the Register Of Deeds, in said county Of
Goodhue, on the Goth day of May, A. d. lss7,
at o'clock P. NJ, in book 2 of Mortgage Deeds.
on pages 533, "a and IS.
-Said mortgage was given to secure tho, pay
ment of note of one thousand doNsss, intee-
est of the same date a. said mortgage, payable
six months from date, with interest 1t three psy
cent per month, and if not paid 1t maturity,
the principal and interest thon due, to d9sW
interest at the rate Of five per cent, per month
until paid: The amount now claimed to be due
upon said note secured by said mortgage, 10
$2l7S.66; and no action or proceeding at law
or otherwise. has been had to recover the same
or any portion thereof.
Nosice is hereby given that by virtue and III.
pursuance Of The power Of sale contained in:
said mortgages and Of the statute in: such case
made and provided: the mortgaged premises
above described, with ell and singular the he
reditaments and appprtenanees thereulto. e.,
longing, will be sold at public auction on the
thjrtieth day Of May. A. D. 1859, 1t two.
o'clock P. NJ, at the Office of the Register II
Deeds, in Red Wing, in said county Of Good
hue, to satisfy the amount due upon said nots
ali mortgage, and the costs of foreclosure.
Dated April sth, 1859.
ROMEO WARREN.
FREDERICK MARTIN,
A. EDaERros, Atty. l4l Mortgages.
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RED WING POST OFFICE.
HOURS OF DELlvERY OF MAILS.
On Sundays, from 8 to 10 A. n. On weel
dava from Z A. N. to s p. NJ.

HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTU11, AND TINE OF
cLoslN0 HAILs-
Red Wing to La Crosse. Wisconsin, caves
daily, now. at sk o'clock r. n. Arrives six
Eastern and sozther: ma;ls are carried on this
1onte. Mail closes At r. N.
Red Wing and St. Psul.-Leaves daily on the
arrival Of the Eastern stages at 81 O'Clock A. n.
Nails close 1t O'Clock tho previous even
Red Wing to Cannon Falls and La scur.-
Leaves Monday. Wednesday and Friday, as 9
o'clock A. ". Arrives Tuesday. Thursdsy and
Saturday. Nails closes At o'clock the previ-
Gus evening.
Red Wing to owatonna and Blue Earth City.
Leaves Monday and Thursday at : o'clock A:
N. Arrives Wednesday and Saturday ut s
o'clock P. NJ. Mail closes at o'clock the prcvi-
ous evening.
Red Wing to st. Observation-Disclosures Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock A. NJ. Arrives
Wednesday and Saturday at 5 o'clock F. NJ
Mail closes at o'clockthe previous evening.
Rcd Wing to WinonA-Leaves "Wednesday
Saturday and at s o'clock AN. Arrives Thurs
day and Monday at s P. NJ: This route sup
plies al way offices on the river. Mail closes
ats o'clock the previous evening w.z.o
At 8 o'clock A. N. Arrives Tuesday ats o'clock
PM. This route supplies way offices Mail
closes at 8 o'clock the previous evening.
Rod Wing to MazePpa and Oronoco. Leaves
Monday at 8 o'clock a. NJ. Arrives luesday q.
8 o'clock +. N. Mail closes 1T O'Clock
tho previous evening.
~ Remember that all mail matter, to be
sent to any part OF the United States must be
fully prepaid.
In prcpaying foreign letters, by ataxing
stamps. DC careful to ascertain the correct
amount Of postage before mailing. ~ Any
thing less than the full amount Of postage
counts nothing, aud is lost to the sender.
". G.. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
Red Wing, January Is, 1889.
]. q. Of G.. r.
Red Wing Lodge No. IS. Of the above named
order, hold their regular meetings every Tues
day evening. at 81 o'clock, at Unity Hall foot
Of Broad street.
W. II. WELLINGTON, ". G. T.
A. J. MEACHAM, W. s.
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REFEREES SALE.
State Of Minnesota, District Court,
Fifth District, Goodhue County.
Tunes S. ,Slingerland,
Plaintiff.
Jacob Bennett, and
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of
~ the order, Judgment and decree of this
Court IN this cause. made, and bearing date the
Esd day Of March, 1859, shall expose for sale
as the law directs, at the front door Of the Post
Once, in the city Of Red Wing, in said county,
on the 18th day Of May, 1889, at 10 o'clock in
tho forenoon, all that tract or parcel Of land
lying and being in said comfy Of Goodhue,
described as follows. viz:
+ The southwest one-Quarter Is " n of Sec
ton number thirty-two (32>>. in township num-
bered one hundred and twelve (ll2). north of
range number fifteen 5west, containing one
hundred and sixty acres Of land, more or less,
according to the Government survey thereof
Dated the I'd April. 1889.
HENRY G. HOFFMAN,
Referee.
WARREN BR1sro1,
April 2, 80. vew
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NOTICE.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the undersigned, at the Office of the Coun-
ty Auditor, until tho I'd day Of May, A D.,
1859, NJ. for the removal Of the dirt and rub
bish around the Court House in Red Wing
Persons desirous of bidding, can do 80, either
by the yard, or s specific amount for removing
tho same. By order Of the Committee on
Public Buildings, w. s. GROW,
.. B. PASCO.
hed Wing, April %, 1859. l42-w2
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CITY DIRECTORY.
RED WING CHURCH Is.

s. EPISCOPAL. ... -'
CRaIsT CRuRoH-on Nam, (betwesn Bush &
Plum streets). Services at l0x A. n. and :?
Pm. Rev. E. r. Wells, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PREsDYrER1AN-on Sixth street, (near
the Court House }: servi' 60 at ~ A. ~. and
7P. NJ. Rev. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
METHODIsT EPlsC0PAL-c0Iner Of Broadway
and Fourth streets. Services at lO1< A. NJ,
aud T. NJ. Prayer Meeting every Thursday
evening ut the usual hour. Rev. g. Stogdill,
Pastor.
GxpxAx MxrHoDIsT-corner Of Broadway &
Fourth street. Service st lO}< A. NJ, and I
P. NJ. Rev. Henry Kobe. Pastor. ..u,
Sw1nS LUTaERAs CHuRcH--en Fifth street.
Services at lok A. NJ, and P. N. Preaching
every Wednesday evening at O'Clock. Rev.
c. Boren, Pastor.
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~ VIZ werc much gratifed in witness.
ing the extraordinary feats Of Professor
Tinkhan, during tho past week, in horse
tanning, done on tho principle taught by the
leelebrated Rarey.
A vicious brute Of horse, which no
blacksmith could shoe, on account Of his
kicking and striking, WAS so effectually
subdued in one trial of about half an hours
duration, that it became IS gentle IS . lamb,
and could safely be handled in any manner.
even BY children. The whole thing is done
o" common sense principles, without force
or violence OF any kind-simply BY opera.
rating upon tho mind, or, Is it were. appeal.
ing to the reason Of tho animal. The man.
nsr Of doing it 50 that it can be effectually
prac'iced by even the most inexperienced
horseman. is taught by Prof Tinkham in
two or three hours. for the worry moderate
price Of two dollars. II is knowledge
that will b Of practical benefit to almost
every person, liable Is they arc to NEE:
with difficulties every day, in riding horse.
How to tame colt, or vicious horse Of
any description, Of banking, kicking or
running away, in few minutes, Is certain.
" desirable attainment, and t. such as
desire to acquire it, We would recommend
Prof. Tinkhsm. He can b found at tho
Metropolitan.
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cor.ses,a weekly BY Men,re & sh,ldo. wholesale and
rst,il Merchants.
Red Wine, May q: 1859.
RETAIL PRICES.
FLOUR-s 0o0 o. per bbl
WHEAT-Fair'l OoI0l IS per bush.
OATS-5ofa55 cents per bush.
TIMOTHY SEED 25a2 50 per bush.
CLOVER SEED oof07 80 pcr bush.
TURNBP SEED-7l0SO per fb.
TOBACCO SEED-5) cents pcr oz.
BEANS--l ocGDl 80 per BUSH,
BUTTER l5f120 cents per IT..
EGGS-SMl0 cents per doz.
SUGAR-N. o., prime ~ cts; refined ll@12
crushed and powdered Is.
SYRuP-S. o.. 50 cents; y. Y, syrup Is
cents; golnen syrup 80 cents.
TEAS--40(05v, tN0750l 90; black 65;0l 90
COFFEE-Rio Is; Java . rents per III.
GINGEE-l+0ls cents per til.
PEPPER-l6N030 cents per III.
ALLSPlCE-i6i0.O cents per ib.
ClNNAMDN-5Uy06O .cn.s per b.
R1CE-709 cents per III.
STARCH -ll0l2I cents per lib.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 cents per III.
SODA-Io cents per ib.
CANDLES-Tallow le7s; Starr IS; Sperm
IS cents per fb.
SOAP Palm and Family 70sf0lo Erasive
11@l2 cents per ID.
lOD ACCO-EIug oVW4U fIno Cut 4U05O !;
Smoking lNalt@2o cents per fb.
SHOT-90lO cents per ID.
POwDEK-Bla>ting, per key, s5 90; Rifle
4o05o cents per fb.
PORK-Me.s per Dbl. IS o.; per ID. 10 cents.
POTATOES-5o0so cents per bush Prince
Albert. seed, 2 so.
WOOD-2 Copper cord.
CRACKERS-Butter cents; Roston and
Sofa 10 cents per fb.
HAMSEl0h cents per b.
SHOULDERS cents per fb.
BEEF SrEAK--is cents per fb.
vlNEG AE-20025 cents pcr gall.
FLUID s0(0l 90 pcr gall
TURPENrlNE-1 OOC5l 20 Dor gall.
OlL-Linsced l 25; winter strained whale
and lard Is per gail.
WHITE LEADS 25k02 50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per yard.
r. UNBLEACHED SH1RrING-il0l21< cents
per yard.
HICKORY sTR1PE-12}<a15 cts per yard.
DENlMS-130l5 cents per yard.
PRlNTS.s@lN9l21l9l5 cents per yard.
TW EEDS-25@4O cents per yard.
CAECKS-l402o cents Per yard.
GdNGHAMs-l21f925c cents per yard.
GaaahLlE DELAlNE- -sos2s 5ents per yard.
HOOPS-l5 cents per sett.
CARcET-4O05N6750l 90 per ward.
OIL CARPETS cents per Yard.
BOOTS-Mens Thick 50t63 so f.; do. Calf
4 coa5 o.; do. Brogans, thick, sa0l $50
MEMS CALF SHOES, soes % per pair.
LADIES' Shoes 00t0l 2a0l 81 per pair.
TUMBER- common lol0i2 clear l6026 per
thousand.
SHINGLES Shaved 9 oooe Is; Extra so.
LATH-2 50 per NJ.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the nay
- ment of the sum Of eight hundred and
sixteen dollars, (9S16) which Is now claimed TO
be due at the date Of this notice, on 4 certain
indenture Of mortgage, made, executed and
delivered by Michal Finlay and Bridget Fin
lay, his wife, Of Hastings. Minnesota Territory,
now Stste to William Williams, Of tho State
OF Illinois, dated the second day Of June, A. D.
1857, and recorded on the twelfth day of June.
A: ID. 1857 at seven o'clock A. NJ. in the office
OF the Register of Deeds Of the county of Good
hue, State of Mime sofa, in book 2, Of mort
cages, pages 653 and 654.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
in pursuance and by virtue of power Of sale
in said mortgage contained, and Of the statutes
in such case made and provided, and no pro-
ceeding or suit at law having been instituted to
collect the said debt secured BY tho said mort
Gels Of land lying and bene in the eou u P. =,
isedhue and Territory (now State) Of Ninne.
sofa, described Is follows. to VT ;: The .onth-
west quarter Of section five. (5) in township
number one hundred and thirteen (ll3) north.
Of range sixteen ICY west, containing one hun.
dred and sixty acres, more or less, according to
the Government survey thereof. toeether viii
all the hereditaments and appurtensnoos there
INTO In any wise appertainine, viii be sold II
pubic auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
to satisfy and pay tho debt and interest des-
c,aoed in. and secured BY, said mortgage, and
also the costs and expenses allowed bv Ian. A.
the 'front.' door of the Office of tho Reeist Of
Deeds, in Goodhae county and State Of Minne-
sote, on the seventeenth (l1) day Of Ney. A. b.
1883, Of O'Clock in the afternoon;
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, AortrsRee.
Dated, he1 Wing, April q, A. D. 1850. ev
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r. REFEREES SALE.
State of Minnesota, District Court,l
Fifth District, Goodhue county.
Otis P. Shaldon. Plaintiff.

nEC NE q DALI. .'.'' IL
State Of Minnesota, District Court,l Z
Fifth District, .Goodhue county.
Otis P. Sheldon, Plaintiff,
Charles W. Beers, Abby J. l,l
Beers, Isaac u. Roat, and - IL
Martin B. Lewis, Defendants
IN pursuance Of Judgment and decree in this
l. cause bearing date the I'd day of November,
1858, shall expose for sale, as the law directs,
on the twenty-dfth day OF April, AID. 1859,
ut the front door Of the Post Office, in the city
purtenances thereto, situated in said county Of
Goodhue, and described as follows, viz:
"The west half Of the southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter Of section number thirty five (S5), in town
ship number one hundred and twelve (l12)
north Of range number sixteen (16l west, con-
tanning enc hundred and twenty (l2O) acres OF
land, be the same more or less, according to the
Government survey thereof. Dated. March
10th, 1889. WIlLET W. DE KAY, :
WARREN BRISTOL, =, I Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorney. ls6w6
The above sale is postponed until the eth
day Of May, 1889, at the same hour and place.
Dated .5th April, 1859.
-W1LLEr W. DEKAY,
WARRER BRIsrot, Referee.
Pll'ff's Atty. ~ l43-w2
The above sale is postponed until the 18th
Of June, A. D. 1859, at the Same hour and
place.
Dated 9th Of May, 1859. ~
W1LLETT W. DE KAY,
WARREN BR1s.oL: Re&eree.
P,f's Atty. -. l45-td
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing I'M
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All unsettled accounts and notes due said firm.
are to be paid to Cogel & Betcher. by whom
all demands against said firm will be settled.
C. COGEL,
.-,,i,. JOHN BLOCHLE.
e Red Wing, April 10, 1859. l42w4
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MARRIED..

GOTTLOB-BAUL1G-ln this city on the
18th inst, at the Hack House, by A. g. Lit
tlefe1d, Esq, Mr.. F. P. Gottlob and Miss C..
Baulig, both of this county.
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/. NOTICE OF SALE, !

WHEREAS, the undersigned h.. /. lieu
w upon the following described personal
property, viz One Shot Gun loft With me for
repairs, by Thomas Robinson, in the month Of
August. 1858, for work and labor beeto we'd
thereon in repairing the same, to the amount
Of 800. And whereas, the Same has not been
paid within :hree months from tho time 81
payable Now, therefore. notice is hereby
given, that shall proceed to acll said property
at public suction, to tho highest bidder, fol-
cash, ct my workshop, in tho city Of Red
Wing, on The ltt day Of June, 1859, to satisfy
sale claim and tho costs and expenses Of said
(sslo. PETER aO6LATT
1ls ID, Vac : Nay IL, -. - is W.
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TAXES OF 1857.

TAXES OF 1857.
THOSE PERSONS HOLDING TAX RE-
L ceipts for land sold for tho Taxes Of 1861,
,n tne county Of Gocdhus, are requested to
H. essns sa e without delay 70 tbs County Au-
Per order Boa.d Supervisoss.
~. J. GOING,
1so-vs -, Co. Aud,toT>
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Il o N 81 0oLUMN .

-.~~--~ ~~S s~s~y w S~~s~ -
this Office. Come in and subscribe.
@TRE District Court adjourned sine die
on Monday, on account of sickness Of the
Judges family.
%E. L. HOWARD speaks for himself in
another part Of the paper. He has reduced
tho price Of Blacksmithins.
GIVE noticed some half dozen rats
passing down the river yesterday. They
are but the leaders Of an immense feet soon
to start from above.
@READ the advertisement Of John
Corell. who has bought the stock Of Mr..
Cook, and is prepared to furnish Ill orders
in tho furniture line.
" E. L. BAKERS large stock of hard
ware, plows &c. arrived this morning -
Farmers, remember the place, next door to
Smith, Town 4 Co.'s Land office.
EFGopEv Lady's Book for June, came to
hand last Thursday. It is always welcome.
We will furnish the Sentinel and Godeys for
three dollars.
" SpEcKhED trout in large numbers,
have made their appearance in our market.
within the past week. They can be had for
the trouble Of catching, as our brooks abound
with them.
~ OuR friend 9. J. F. Smith, has on
hand large and choice lot Of Groceries, pro-
visions, &c.. and wants every body to call
around and look at them. Don't forget this
~~>~~~
" BAYARD TAYLOR, the distinguished
American traveller, is at present in this city.
He is making the tour Of the State, and is
engaged to lecture in st. Paul, and other
places. We learn that efforts are being
made to lave HIM lecture in Red Wing.
%AN exciting race between the steam
ers Nortnerner, If the St. Louis line, and
the Key City, of the Galena line, took place
last Monday on their downward trip from
St: Paul. The Key City was ahead at this
place, and We learn that she kept so all the
way Down.
@M1ss STowELL is now in our CITY
teaching new style Of dress cutting, called
tho "Parisian." 1t can be learned in few
hours, and We have no doubt the ladies will
find it not only very convenient, but very
economical, two things which should be
taken into consideration these hard times-
Her rooms are 1t the house of DR.. Mills, on
18th street.
@ AMONG our new advertisements this
week will be found that Of 8. B. Font, one Of
tho merchants Of Red Wing, who appreciates
the value Of printers ink. 1t will be seen Ly
his advertisement that he has on hand the
largest and most perfect stock Of goods in
his line Of business, ever brought to this city.
His jobb'ng department is perfect, and all
work done to order is warranted. His stock
consists Of Boots and Shoes, Shirts, Collars.
Hose, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c. He
also has on hand quantity Of pure wines
and liquors for medicinal purposes, together
with choice lot Of cigars, consisting Of Fon-
tica, India, Faro and Yaro brands, which We
know are good. Is Mr.. Foot. with commend
able liberality, presented US with box Of
them. If you would be sure Of getting the
worth Of your money, call on Foot
~ VIZ wero much gratifed in witness.
ing the extraordinary feats Of Professor
Tinkhan. during tho past week, in horse
tanning, done on tho principle taught by the
celebrated Rarey.
A vicious brute Of horse, which no
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@Wx ore sorry to state that the high
wind Of to-day, broke the boom At Mr.. Free
born's mill, whereby . large number Of logs
foated down tho river. Endeavols are be-
ing made to save some of them. We hops
they will be successful.
~ We noticed the other day in pas.
sing along Bush street. new sign, bearing
the name Of T. L. Adams, in front Of that
sen,leman's establishment, and calling in
were surprised to see the large stock Of new
goods with which his shelves were crowd
ed. He had everything, in the saddIery
line; harnesses, whips, fly nets, and every
thing sl,e that is necessary to equip . work
horse. or dress fast nag" in the latest
fashion, besides splendid lot Of material,
which he is ready to work into anything
that his customers may desire. Tommy, ~
has distanced all competitors, and shown to
the satisfaction Of the public that though
he can make harness for one horse. he is
none Of your :: one horse" harness-makers
~~~ MI
" MIR. EDITOR :-Please say to tho ci-
items Of Red Wing that our District Schools
will be open on Monday next as follows:
At the school house, by Mrs. Brooks in
the building ON Main street, next sast Of the
residence Of Mr.. Andrew Cook, by Miss
Gooflell; and in the building on Main street,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Chamberlin, and
in which Miss Sections school Of last winter
was kept. by Miss Sexton.
Until the number in attendance upon each
school shall be asccl tanned, and render it de-
sirable to change or modify this arrange.
ment, it is requested that all scholars from
that part Of the District situate west from
the center Of Broadway and West Avenue, be
sent to the school Of Miss Gcodell that all
in that portion Of the town lying east Of that
line, to, and including both sides Of Bush
street, attend the school of Mrs. Brooks :;
ard that those from the territory east OF
Bush street be sent to the school taught by
Miss Sexton. The TRUSTEES.
RED WING, May 10Th. 1859.
n. B.-Since the above was written, cir
cumstances have occurred which induce US to
change the location of Miss Sections school
to the building on third street, near oppo-
site, but little west from, the .Boughton
House, THE TRUSTEES.
May 81, 1859.
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" Orion P. Ward, Esq, was this week
brought before Justice Gaylord for an as
SAINT with intent to kill Constable James C
Halves. 1t seems that these two gentle.
men were having slight difference in rela-
ton to some business matter, in the course
Of which Constable Halves gave it as his
opinion that Mr.. Ward was liar, whereup-
on Mr. Ward, retaliated by expressing the
like opinion Of Constable Halves, which lat
ter most disrepectful expression, strikingly
excited the fist Of tho said constable, which
forthwith began TO oscillate in close proximi-
ty to Mr.. Wards nasal protuberance, to his
no small discomfort and porplexity, and he
being man of nervous temperament, and un-
fortunately at that time engaged in the in.
teilectual employment Of reducing small
pine stick into quantity of pine whittlings.
suddenly iinpelled his red right C<r tow.
ards the region Of the constable's digestive
apparatus, and the knife being carried with
it, perforated the said constable's unmen-
tionab!es through the waistband and also
it is supposed pierced quite through the
'pd RMS and entered the CUTS uera, where,
owing to the excellence of the cloth com.
posing the breaches, it was fortunately ar
rested: this accident put a stop to the dis
cnssion: constable Halves was carried home,
and the wound pronounced by the Doctor
not necessarily mortal, which resulted in
the release Of Ward, upon five hundred
dollar bonds, to appear and answer At the
next term Of the District Court.
We are glad to be able to state that Con.
sable Halves is thought to be out of dan
ger, that is, safely slowed in bed beyond the
reach Of unruly pen knives, not only on his
own account, but because our city calaboose
would certainly be = very uucorn Portable
residence for Mr.. Ward during the dog
days.
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" SPEcKLED trout in large numbers,
have made their appearance in our market.
within the past week. They can be had for
the trouble Of catching, as our brooks abound
with them.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
COMMERCIAL.
RED WING PRICE CURRENT.

erssctsa weekly. BY Melnsire & Sheldon. wholesale
Het,il Merchants.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21

0TAN exciting race between the steam-
ers Nortnerner, Of the St. Louis line, and
the Key City, of the Galena line, took place
last Monday on their downward trip from
St: Paul. The Key City was ahead at this
place. and We learn that she kept so all the
way dcwn.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-05-21
MORTGAGE SALE.

Haintif'e, Attornev
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GTGopEv Lady's Book for June, came ia
hand last Thursday. 1t is always welcome
We will furnish the Sentinel and Godey's fol
three dollars.