Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-04-18
The Mn;iS

air vocal with their charming melOuleS.
The Mails.
1t is in contemplation to petition the au
thorit,es at Washington to allow the eastern
mail to be brought up from Ii Crosse by
Burbank's stages, as it is presumed that it
would come faster, and with more REGULAR
ty. in that manner, than the packets now
deliver it.
Arrest.
We are gratified to learn that one of tho
persons engaged in the disgraceful drunken
! fSh: at one ot,the rum holes, last Saturday
night, was arrested, tried, found guilty OF
disturbing the peace, tined and in default Of
payment lodged where he can board while
free, and have good opportunity to reflect
on the error of his ways.
Sour Musical Friend"
Lowater has received choice collection
of standard music, which he offers for sale
at lower price than it was ever before
sold in Red Wing. "Our Musica. Friend
contains twelve full-sized pages of vocal
and piano forte music, is well covered, and
is sold at the exceedingly low price Of ten
cents number. Musicians will please take
notice.
a Pretty Gnn. .
Mr.. NJ. J. Chamberlin, gunsmith, of Red
! Wing, has recently manufactured to the
order of Warren Bristol, Esq, a three bar
relied gun. 1t is an excellent piece Of me
chanism, light, and easy to handle, and in
the hands Of good shooter would make a
sad havoc among flock of chickens. It's
cost was about a hundred dollars, and it is
credit to the manufacturer.
Gov. Ramsey ..... ...
May have the audacity to call an extra
session Of the Legislature, but he cannot
prevent Charles Thomas from selling goods
at New York prices. Thomas new goods
are all the rage just now, and the way he
is rushing off spring clothing, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, dry goods. hoop skirts, ETC.,
i, is caution. If you wouldn't miss seeing
) the greatest show of the season, just call at
the stole on Main street formerly occupied
by j. G. ,Weatherby & Co.
Personals
| The steamer Key City, came up last Sun
j., day, and brought safely home our hadsome
: good-natured.a nd big.hearted friend, Joshua
s. Pierce, Esq, who received hearty vel
come from his hosts Of friends congregated
on the levee.
Mr. Jesse McIntirs returned from tn,
east, last week, and was Immediately fol
lowed by an immense stock Of spring goods
which filled to overlooking his large store.
/. s. B. Foot, Esq, will start for New Yorl
= sometime during this week, and if tn,
shelves Of his new store don't groan unde
their burden of new goods, when he returns
: then you can have our hat-thats all.
Rowdyisn.
We feel sorry to have to record the un
,. pleasant truth, that acts Of the most dis
: graceful and degrading character are becon
Is ing SO common in our city, and are commit
ted with such IMMUNITY by gangs of tn
" most contemplate offshoots of meannes
d that ever any community was disgrace
with. We particularly allude to the crow
Of miserable drunken wretches, who wen
) rearing and tearing through the streets las
y Saturday night, hootins, yelling and how
), ing, like pack Of demons let loose fro1
4, the Internal regions. It is humiliating II
deed to reflect, and to be forced to admi
that these rowdies belong to the same ordt
t. Of beings as do the respectable members
g society yet it is nevertheless true, althoug
they have violated all the laws Of homo
decency. and refinement. and placed then
"a selves below the level Of the brutes or II
r imps Of hell, to rank on an equality wit
the swine-the only dumb brute that vi
stoop to so low depth Of degradation as
drink to excess Of the maddcning BOWL
90 Such is the character Of those who rend.
~ the night hideous with their unearthly re,
elllngs; and We ask, in the name Of justit
and humanity, that these midnight brawle1
: have melted out to them their just desert
t. and that the city ordinance in regard
ID such cases. be strictly enforced, as the onl
protection for the lives and property Of o,
peaceably disposed and respectable citizen