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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-04
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KISSING: ON filE SLY.

His manly whiskcrs swept her cheek
She uttered no reply !.
How could she part her lips to speak
While kissing on the sly?
The sum Of smacking bliss
That Cr9sus could not buy, ...
The honeyed worth Of ono sweet kiss
That's taken on the sly. =.
Oh! this kissing on the sly
This kissing on the sly
This wooing, winning style Of SHINING,
" Kissing on the sly.
The maiden meek one kiss received
Demurely winked her eye,
And with the air Ct one bereavcd,
She heaved hearty sigh;
Again that Maynard whisker pressed
Her check she breathed-Oh my!
How grateful to the burthened breast,
Oh this kissing on the sly
This kissing on tho sly
This kissing on the sly
Downright delicious. cen malicious,
Kissing on the sly.
Though rigid rule declare tho deed
To be crime SO high,
No lover dare deny the deed
OF kissing on the sly.
Thong h ma'as and pas berats and pirate,
= Till Dulcineas cry,
Tho custom don't bit abate
OF kissing on the sly;
This kissing on the sly
Intense thrilling-trouble killing,
Kissing on the sly.
While leading thus single life,
What happier life than l,
When opportune:y, without strife,
A glorious chance descry
To seize the dainty treasure which
No royalties outvie;
Than me no nabob half so rich,
Thus kissing on the sly.
Oh! this kissing on the sly
Aye! kissing on the sly,
This attempting care-exempting,
Kissing on the sly.
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1869. E4q - 1859.
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sQUIBs.

The earth is a very kind and tender
mother to the husbandman, and yet at
one season lie harrows her bosom, and
at another he pulls her ears. ..
There are some men who will walk
up to the lannon's mouth, and some
women who will walk up to a lovers,
without shrinking. '''
A down-east editor says he's seen
the continuance lawyers use, when they
warn up with the subject He says
it was glass concern, and held about
pint. ,....r ~.
A bigot is one who sees religion,
not as sphere, but a. line; and
that line one in which he is moving.
He is like discusses straight for
ward, but nothing that is on either
side--and could not see legion of
either angels or devils, if they hap
pcned not to be located in the direct
line OF his vision.
Sweet voices from the spirit-land
hear, sang q young lady. Sweet
drinks from the spirit-bottle are most
DEAR sang a heartless scamp beneath
her window, trying to steady himself
against the wall.
a lawyer recently undertook to COL
lect long standing claim due to one
of his clients. The following cores
pondence shows how far the case pro-
ceeded:
*. Y. T., EsQ.-Sir: hold in my
hands d claim Of g. against you for
collection. Please give your immedi-
ate attention to it. Yours, &c.,
A. B.
The note was Immediately returned
by the recipient, with the following
additional observation: .t5
'Please continue to hold it in your
hands, KY
One of our Photographers excels in
his art. Last week he took the like
ness OF u lady 80 we'll that her husband
declared he preferred it to the original.
Perhaps this criticism was uttered sot-
TO v0ce.
Newspaper proprictors are always
glad to number among their patrons
all classes Of citizens-and the larger
the ratio thus represented, the better
but if they Haoe preference, it is for
early settlers.
Broadrip quotes Bechstein, the rhap.
sodits, as thus interpreting part of the
song of favorite nightingale. Hank
TO the note of Philomela..
'Zozozozozozozozo, zirhading,
Hezezczezezezezez, canarho DE hoi,
l1eigaisaigai guaiga, coricor dzio pi.'
Of which we can only say that we
hope it sounded much better to the
car than it looks upon paper.
1t was among the loveliest customs
of the ancients, to bury the young in
the morning at twilight; for as they
strove to give the sottest Interpretation
to death, 80 they imagined that Auro-
RI, who loved the young, had stolen
them to her embrace.
DO you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. Wig
gimp I really don't know, miss
said mr.. Wlggln, don't recollect oil
ever having attended one.'
A MI. j. Black declares for the dis
solution of the Union. Let him have
traitors reward: Hung be the heav.
ems with Back
Constant success shows us but one
side of the world; CIR !, surrounds us
with fatterers, who will tell us only
our merits, and S;'ercc only our enc
mics, from whom alone We hi ,!,t learn
our defects.
BY the use of eyeglasses, you may
see as much as is to be seen; by the
use Of another kind of glasses, you
may see twice as much.
Bachelors, get married! Mosqui-
toes Fever bite men when they can
find something better and wccter.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-07
NUMBER 30.

Wendell, former proprietor OF the paper now
known the "Coastitution,' has entered suit
against Bowman, the present proprietor, for dam
ages sustained by an alleged violation If n con
tract. Il appears that at the time the paper
changed hands, Douglas offered $4,000 for it,
but trade finally effected with Bowman
who received the Office and $4,000 in consideye.
tion of which he was to turn over to Wendell! the
Senate printing. Bowman elected Senate
printer and at made arrangements to exc
cute the printing himself at the Globe Office. For
this, Wendell sues him. There must be nice
pickiugs when man can afford II give n bonus
of from twenty to thirty thousand dollars
cure the printing of the Senate.
1t is always my intention 10 devote some por-
ton of my letters to gossip which might interes.
your lady-readers, but other subjects generally
occupy so much space that l am prevented
Shall endeavor to do better Neutrality-suspicious..
Let me say that Miss Lane is not to wed "a dis
tingushed furriner,'" but will very likely take
unto herself husband, in the person of J. VI.
Carlisle. Esq a distinguished lawyer of this
city. SHIRLEY.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-07
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

MALLoY's STATION. Mo, Jan. 3l.-The Over
land mail from San Francisco, with papers to the
9th ard elcgraphic dates to the 10th, has arrived
here.
Governor Weller, on the 9th, sent in his last an
ruai message to the Legislature, and the Govern
or elect to be inaugurated in the afternoon of
the same day.
At Senatorial Nomination Caucus. at San
Francisco on the 9th, nine ballots were taken.
The last stood :-Weller 42, Denver 33, Wash
fngton 9, Baldwin 9, McDougal 5. The caucus
then adjourned to the 10th
This trial of strength between the several can
didates produced intense excitement There
werv two fights A Weller man had to vote by
proxy, having been disabled by a blow struck
him by an advocate for Denver, it was supposed
S. J. Jnge would enter the caucus AS a candl.
date for the purpose of damaging Weller and
Denver. The impression was that Weller would
ultimately be nominated.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-07

HEAVY RoBBERRY.-Ths Charleston Mercury
of the 3lst u1t. says:
Gen Delza. who arrived on Friday night in the
Isabel, from Hayanna, was robbed at the Charles
ton Hotel, on Saturday of large amount of money
and valuables.
Gen. Deza is q South American, and is en- route
for Washington. being accredited to our Federal
Government an Ambassador. He is ignorant
of the Engishlanguage, and we have been unable
to obtain as full particulars desired.
He was robbed, by some person pluudering his
trunk while he absent from The room but
seven minutes. The plumber consstad OF $1,000
in Spanish 100 reals pieces coinage of 1859; 5 800
in GlO and E20 notes on the Bank of Eng
nine honorary decorations. consisting of crosses.
Jewels, etc, of intrinsic value of $4,000; two
heavy gold watches, jeweled. worth 500 each ;
two diamond rings, in gold settings. worth $500
each and collection of old rare and curious coins
valuable to collectors. fetal value robbed Hhoss
$Iy,0N2
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-07
SUPREME COURT.

By PEARSON, C. J. In Musgrave v. Kornegay
from Wayne; order reversed and Judgment against
defendant for costs. In Wooten v. Jarman, from
Lenoir. affirming the judgment. In State "
Pugr from Randolph, declaring there is no error
In Fuller v. Fuller, in equity. from franklin.
BY BATTLE J. In Windley v. Gaylord, from
Beaufort affirming the judgment In Futreli v
Futrell, in equity, from Northampton; order dis
solving the injunction reversed: In Moore v. Rog,
gers in equity. from Wake, disn'issing the bill
with costs. In Justices of Pitt " Cosby, in equi-
ty, from Pitt; order affirmed.
BY MANLY. J. In Dunn v Clements, from
Martin Judgment reversed and venire de novo
In Smithwick ". Ward, from Martin, judgment
reversed and venire de novo. In State " Elck
from Davidson, declaring that there is no error, 4 C.
from Beaufort order reyersed.-Register.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-02-07
GoLDsBoRo', Feb. Ist, IS

Dear Progress The kitchen and negro houses
attached to Mrs Grswold's Hotel were consumed
by fire to-day. between l2 and ] o'clock. Most
fortunately the wind blew strong from the North
east, carrying the flame directly from the Hotel,
thus, together with the heroic efforts of many cti-
zens, saving that noble edfce from the devourirg
element I have not heard the loss estimated,
but am sure that $1,000 cannot repair the DANA,
ges. Yours, &c, HORATlO.