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, 1860-08-10

G1 n REwAnD-Lost, on Sunday evening last slh
NpIO instant, a large PocKET.BO0 contaiIngn pay.
masters dram for 42i92 two hundred and fnFtywo dOaTs
and tWentyfour eentsl besides soldiers dscharEe aud sew.
era letters In German The contents Of the pncks bsok
Of no value to anybody hut The The above rrWaFd
with the thanks Of the owner vii be given ar the return Of
said pOckebook, with iis contents. this ONCE loaf
, 1860-08-10

NOTICE.
IAYING DISPOSED OF MY INTEREST IN
j the BANK EXCHANGE to Messrs. Deyo Newell, all
persons indebted to by book respectful
quested 10 call at my Office, In RabbesOn Co.'S building,
Commercial street, sraeoom W. t. and settle either BY
cash or notes drawing per per interest," All
Hceounts not settled before the erst day August
per cent per month will be charged the t paid
Come, bhoys, rustic and TO the rescue
PEELED to have money.
: 1874 E0RERT n TUCKER
, 1860-08-10

A1c.t1t p lios.- he Robinson hmily,
uI. IaFl trsn nrI|.fn|hs ~ some i'mo m Vic
I.Is. % Sod honals, started On ionF of ne
I@0rI ~ r1.f They c,uienplais wishing
'.n.'|I ~ q eur l1snl. and up nay look
G. I'M. IIIl shout de- dos q nsxl Hc.k.
NJ ~. 11II,Iu1nc, d Poi oanlls hi
..|M..r 1|.|l
, 1860-08-10

NV ooons-3y lho steamer from San Fran.
c|'ea| yesterday. Ma Parkinson received .
choice ~ Of new goods comprising nounes
dI..'Is l1Il. and hn.y asiiclss IN attractive "
r.|I. Her motto b small pfons and quick
..|| md |1oIe desiring goods 10 her line would
a. n.|' =. give hsI an early can, II they would
I.I. ..1',. n DO most desirable fancy goods
I..I.I., cIn1 % sl.lncoom. Is
, 1860-08-10

EuI4o.rll0 - MuhDlnlp. Two men, ngped
- Iac.son and Joseph Fok. In Port Lnd.
|14 o. Wednesday q hst week ii 4 canoe for
p.H Townsend. The nsrt day, some parties
Iruni lro canoes floating about zen mllss from
f4| lai'or. One of he capees-resosplzsd
- lac11nn'1-i,i marks pf blood on The seats
I'D 9s-|o.'Il and shs badly Stove Theothes
c|1.. boIl 10 marks Of violence Il Is sup
r1l.i |1al Jackson and his companion have
t-I1 uurilled. ani hat he occupants Of an
o.hs' to.t has, also met with Ike Ate
, 1860-08-10

" hereby given that coparnershp herenfore exist.
Ing between The undersigned. under the Of HAYWARD
DEAN, is day dissolved BY mutual consent. dlf
GEORGE HAYWARD.
Eye ~ ~ ~" GEORGE DEAN. "
Aecnuns connected Win he late m vim Be settled nv m,
sdbaeeF Who un continue The business al me Cd place
An Whoa indebted 10 ne arm requested 70 come lo.
ward and settle possible. aIIl fIIs7Ts :
sssIlscoom, July a1ih, iSoo. 4 z..-... i.
, 1860-08-10
PLANED LUMBER.

lTTIO WOULD HAVE A ROUCH FLOOR
w when they have smooth a, es2 %, delivered
AZ steiacoomf Apply to WIN. Bedingtan Go.
Or at Tumxaterp Apply to q. Crosby a Co.
Or at Oymplap Apply 10 W. G. Dunlap.
0ra the wlll ut e21 50 per thousand.
Anything that can be eaten used about logging camp
taken In exchange.
Al. MILLER 4 co.
, 1860-08-10

oz LsAyE.-Leut Q. A. Reynolds. late A. A.
ON Il Fort steilaeoom. left on the steamer
l.sssvsninsi ior Baltimore, bic home. He returns
npi % he native plaee and his friends as is usu-
aly.lhs era % rsceivS tbe joyous greetings Of
tleso sho are bound 10 him BY ties stronger
ilAn inets Friendship n he bears with him no
such pleasant iniicIpations. He goes topericrn
lhs mulrniul duty of restoring to unhappy re-
lzfiv1s the intnlmais clay (aII that remaiDs) Of
iht ones beautiful and happy bride be took from
their midst but Yesterday, as i were, buoyant
viii Iovu and hope. To those connexions, as
vel q % her b1reuvsd husband, many friends
hgro uHtr . hearifslt coincidence and sympathy.
NJ. Reynolds has lix months leave of absence.
which WI probably bo extended. 3
, 1860-08-10


A NEw srEAnER.-The Port Townsend Regis
Ter inlorms rs that contract has just been
closed between Mr.. Franklin Sherman and Messrs
Jones & Co., to build for the latter q steam
vessel Of the following Dimensions ;-Length,
"a feet beam, 81 feet; tI.pth Of hold, feet
capacity, about III tons carpenter measurement
The steamer win bea propeller, and is to be
Figg. d as a b:igantine. She Is intended to run
as . regular packet between Portland, Oregon.
and Olympia, ola Victoria ID intermediate ports.
She will be built al Oak ranch, on the south side
Of PoFt Townsend bay. where Mr. Sherman has
established ship yard. The steamer will be
c,mpleled and ready for service by April next,
and viii be commanded BY Capt Jones, the pre-
sent master Of the schooner CirOlsnG The keal
and part Of the fFames are already prepared and
on the ground. Jimmy Jones" Is vel known
as pioneer on the waters Of Puget Sound, and
his numerous friends visa him complete success
in his new enterprise He was the FIRST TO make
known the discovery Of gold on Fraser River,
aud Victoria is largely indebted 70 his instru.
mentality iOr her growth and present proper
tons ''.''q1 iaa ifsrae sgA'ess M ~
, 1860-08-10

T0Ion. r,rrrl-Ul 1l1 indebted 70 ,. r.
I... E.'' fonf b d. kI'.a laiaSn,
~ I. q I.s 1n'l'A tslsasi o 81 lg.ts IN
, 1860-08-10

Ir EIut Arplasos. Ihil steamer surprised
~ lJ 1lI arrival yesterday morning The new
r.I..l. ~. Fleming. Informs rs that in future
81. 4|I reach slslIacoom on Thursday instead
q Friday nd Saturday - heretofore. wssru
Al, Informed I|.al NJ. Lowell Is acting ai pres
lr| 4, nI' s1.uii NJ Scranton having gone to
h. 1|.|.. o. bushes, r1',ilns . bis NAL con
l.4- y ~ &. s.
, 1860-08-10


TnE cAsE on PlRAcy.--The following para
graph, from the Britsk totoAist Of the 9Th inst,
exhibits the present state Of the clue 70 the fate
q the two schooncrs and their passeugers: bi
We alluded, about ten days ago, To the arrest
Of Hydah lnilinnhdmed Jim,H on suspicion
Of having murdered ahe crews and burned the
schooners Helen Maria and Blue Wing, about
eighteen months ego. on Puget Sound. "A iew
days ailor disqualification Of our article, Col. B.
T. Anderson, U. s. Attorney Generalfor Wash
ingt Territory, arrived in town; and gathered
such Information Is he could obtain in regard 70
the affair, and learned almost to certainty that
Jiinir with several others, had been concerned
10 The act Of piracy Steps were Immediately
taken % procure the arrest Of the suspected
periles but owing 70 no fequisilion having come
70 hand from the Acting Governor Of Washing
ton Territory, nothing Ras done. On Saturday
last however Acquisition arrived from 0lynl-
plls and was sicdiafely placed In the hands Of
Governor Douglas by D. b Ring, Esq. Yester-
day the whole matter was referred 20 Attorney
General Cary, who win give bis decision, as %
whether The Indian can Be legally arrested or
not. today. An indian woman was brought
down from New Westminster on Saturday even.
ing and lodged IN jail, as witness in the case.
jun issaid . have started for the North on
Saturday evening siri1sft svryf !, 3 fiiy ~
, 1860-08-10

nIIr Eloano1 eAloos.-Last week We no
l'c.i change in The proprieiorship Of the Bank
EItIIa,. sl'ooa; Ihla week w are requested
D lana1n,. .ll another change We aIe IL.
f.In.a |h.l Nr 4 b. Dlyo feiiFea from ihe
br1'a.1s 'laI'ng NJ. J. Q. Newell sole pfopFie-
o. q u. Saloon. Nl Newell assumes all the
|||1|l||o oI DC ll|s bfisl partnership, and re-
c.'|o q dsha dae % e.
, 1860-08-10

nAnotfi ArckEAsp AND ORk. These two
tarqpes arrived a Webbef's wharf during the
rr,,1ni nclk. both in god trim. Tho Auefisnd,
clpt frsemAn 1rnAk. looks Is fresh, neat, and
llay !. ss1isl Just from he sioeks; while the
0It. Capt A. y. fia1k. shows 20 sign Of the
lIar|d| collision she encountered with The Felg,
nnia The masters oi lhese vessels are two of
Dc most successful navlgl,ms on his coast !;
ths collision n|ludsd to being tbe only accident,
W t1li,tt. hat has ever occurred to either Of
them during many yiaFs Of sailing between The
Sound and San Funcilco. They take cargoes
or lnnblr hinoi itr Balch 8 WsbbeE
, 1860-08-10

FAiTll HoPE, CHARITY. JUSTICE AND INDUSTRY.
Ncts~. Industry Camp No. I. To. oa X ., n eets
TH0A In seilReoom on the second and fourth Monday
evenings OF each month. All Companions in good
LIZ THOMPSON. w.s.
, 1860-08-10
THn PuoET SOUND HERALp

Is In y pssa % furnish MASTER Of vessels and others
oute4Fd bound with Giles Of the HEnALn, on Application
- thh o1oa.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
{ 'MAR,ssALA.

Marsala,p where Garribaldi landed
in Sicily, is classic ground, occupying
almost the identical site Of the ancient
I-ilyb9um, the most westerly head:
land of Sicily. Virgil, in the, voyage
Of Eneas, speaks Of It, dencting the
daEger of navigation at. that point
owing to the sunken rocks which ex.
tend some distance from the coast.
For many years the city Of Liiybeum
formed the principal stronghold Of the
Carthagenians in Sicily, and was. only
surrendered TO the Romans at the
close of the first Punio war, after a
siege of about eight years Less thar,
three hundred years ago the old har.
Dor was closed by Don John Of Aus
tria, to prevent its affording refuge
to the Mediterranean corsairs. The
present harbori is much shallower and
about one mile dist ant. The place
has 8 population of about twenty.on
thousand, mostly dependent upon the
wint trade. Sixteen miles east by
north'is trepAhni. the ancient Drypan-
num-: the scene of some of the most
terrible engagements of early times.
A short distance therefrom: stands the
celebrated Mount r.ryY, and: it's har-
Dor, part ofthe Trojan feet was burn.
ned by the matronss of, that nation,
wearied with their endless Journeys ii
search of the promised La,ium.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
5ExrRAoRp,NARY SUPERSTITION.

Ia EXTRAORDINARY sSUPERsTlT1oN.-
In Philsdelphia, the other night, q
policeman surprised party, OF Ger
mans, who were working busily at
the intersection Of two streets. They
ran % soon discovered and the Of
ficer, after % examination, found that
the earth in the road had been re-
moved and replaced, and procuring a
hoard from = neighboring fence, he
dug up the loose SOIL A few inches
beneath the surface he found piece
Of board, and up0n removing this, le
daisrroovverssd dix ovveerssd small iook.uK gtas. aud
frame. The glass was taken to the
Twentieth Ward station. house, when,
upon inspecting it. ; number Of caba::
|hs,ie words written in German, were
found scratched upon hs surface II
seems thaA tAis. ssremony is resorted
Ito by igpsrant and asuperstitious Ger.
mans a cases ofrobbery for the pur.
pose 6f enabling the parties planting
The glass to discern the robber. The
theory is that after the charmed glass
has been hurried at ecrosa roads Al
night with proper form and due 10.
lempity 1t is to1b.e suffered to1remain
undistarbed: for a period ofsthreeadayt
and three nights. TIE mirror is then
t6 be exhpnled with fitting exercises,
aid upon boxing h. it, the facs Of the
thief viii b peen rs4eotsd! sSa
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

CRoss1Na THE RuB1coN. wv hen
Caesar crossed the little river called
the Rubicon, he put himself outside
the pale Of legitimate defence. He
had taken the step which must crown
him with glory or cover him with dis.
grace. - .,.s5.< ..s Il -,
This famous river, small as it is, i
now the boundary line which sepa'
rates tire dominions Of Pope Plus *.
from Victor lmmauuel. Which ol
these two potentates will first initiate
Caesar? Will Sardinia invade the
|States of the Church, or will the arlay
|of the Pontiff invade Sardinia Cross
ing the ltubicon, nowadays, however,
is something to set the world astir--:
and not a world, as in Caesars time,
which only knew the Mediterranean
but world recognized from pole to
pole, and almost beating in one tcle.
graphic pulsation in belt around the
globe. The Pope's voice has po-
|tential echo in every land; and the
voice Of freedom has music in i,
which evokes responsive utterances
from Zembla to the Ind. Let us see,
then, who will first "cross the Rubi-
CON- % ez.s3 5s5'5 Fe ,tss.s1 +. nag
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

/. The, columns of St. Isaac's Church. al
St. Petersburgh are formed each from
a single BLOCK. fired granes, and arc 50
T.. high ana 20 e. i'll diaiaetr at The
base. When these blocks had lbieeSM bieeSeMH
wrought IN their native beds, holss=
were. made along their attachments and
filled with water; which, was allowed
to freeze, and which thus, BY its cxpan,
tion, separated the columns from their.
native rock. Il, 5s. "a ali G,.e II,.se.
,.S.,.s as % sponesd e 4gsss %sbS H.
surface (after it has been rccuced viii,
emery and pumiccstonel with s moist
linen cloth and the powder ofclasined
tin. d After rubbing lw;t', this faK some
time, the stone j. rubbed lightly With
q g cp ,lhion Of soft s.oe dry cloth, 81, what
lis better, q piece Of soft white leather.
Fine silk Is the best substance 70 ffinislI
|pp the polish, with, hut i IS IS I ssli oiaa
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

FOne of the oldest and most re-
spectacle Of the London weekly journ.
als, vindicates sc.ighting with great
zeal and earnsstness, denouncing the
.ssee,crct instigatorrs. Of the police who
tried to stop il declaring that "Public
decornm dagenerates into hpharisaica]
affectations," when 1t makes such IN
outcry about fighting, ,glorifying the
splended qualities shown bv both com.
Ihatants. Tive Saturday Repie,s, the
organ Of the most Epretentioust class %
cultivated EnglisAmsn; j. writes ms
inilatsen ,ofShs riag.ss sza' His
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
GENTLE WORDS.

A'youngrdse IN tho sumusr time
e Is,bssutiiu to ihe {; ;eii sits eai@.s}E io
And glorious the many stafs- pc
That glimmer on the sea
But gentle words, and loving hearts,
And hands to clasp my own, al9js
Arc better than the brightest aowsrs,
-. Of stafis that ever shoihSes = y -. !,
The sun may warm the grass % life.
And dew refresh the Aower;
And'eyss grow blight, aud watch tho ligt
OF autamh's opening hour ); aosg4
But words that breathe Of tenderness,
AHd smiles we know are stru4,
Are warmer than tho summer. time,
And brighter than the dew.
It is not lach the world 'c<a si,e..
With oil its subtle art 8
And gold and gems arc net the things
To satisfy the heaft; t'i#
But, oh ! it those who cluster ROUND
The altar and the hearth
Have gentle words and loving ersmiles,'
Haw beautiful is earth!' 5t 5a#
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

. -
spNpAY \ DAY OF BATrLEk-The
great battle of Barnet was fought on
Easter Sunday, April, i4th, 147l. The
battle Of Val, or Laf6eld, near Macs.
tricht, was fought on SUNDAY, the Cd
Of July, l747. The Peninsular Wal
is fruitful in Sunday fighting. The
second battle in Portugal, that in vi.
miers, was fought on Sunday, 21st 81
August, lsl3..,5 The battle'of Fuentea
d. Onor was gained on Sunday, the 5th
of May, 1871 On Sunday evening,
1stl, Of January, 1912, Wellington
issued the brief but determined order
that /" Cidaada Rodrigo must, be car,
ried by assault this evening rat seven
o'clook. he b.ssl. Of s0rthes. wa.
fought on Sunday, the 9th of Febru'
ary, lsl4, and that Of Toulouse the
lsst general action Of the Peninsuls,
War-occurred on Easter Sunday, the
10th of April following. The battle
Of Waterloo was also decided on Sun'
day, the 18th Of jane, ISIS. The
second Burmese war afforded two ex
ampIes: Easter Sunday, the llth o.
April, 1852, the attack on the lines d
defence at Raugoon, and the attack
and capture of Peru, on l Sunday, The
21st Of November, ls52. The victor,
of Inkermann was achieved on Sun
day, the 5th of November, le54:: And
to crown the whsle, 1t was on Sunday
the 10th of May, ,lls57, that the terri
bic Indian mstiny broke ont q Nee
xut.. ss y y '.ss's tss5 5aa isitss :
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

The JAPANESE sDAY.-Thel Japsn-
csc astronomical day iss,diyided Into
twelve instead of twenty four hours.
These are designated as follows: Mid
night, rat time; two . o'clock, COW, time;
four O'clock, tiger time; six. O'Clock,
rabbit time !; eight O'clock, dragon
time; ten o'clock, snake time; noon,
horse time a.aftern66n. two O'Clock,
sheep tine;i four O'Clock, monkeyitine;
six o'clock, chicken time; eight o'clock,
dog time ten o'clock, hog time.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

The mystic music sometimes heard
at the mouth of the Pascagoulaj river,
on still night is one of the wonders
of our coast. II is not confined oven
TO the w Fia,scagoula river. but has .ofteli
been heard at other places. At tn.
mouth Of Bayou Cog del Inde, and
other inlets, opening into the Gull Gl'uullll
along the coast Of, oyr own country,
the curious listener lying idly in his
boat with lifted oars, when every other
sound is hushed, may sometimes hear
it's strains coming apparently from be.
meath the water, like the soft notes oi
distant &olian harps. ttt@ oasa
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
A. D1lOp uF!,NK.

Think OF the signature Of a death
warrant; ct 4 toigtt''s trembling imi
tatlon Of anotiler's writing, where each
letter took. the shape ot q gaslows; Of
q lovers passionate proposal written
i'll fire; OF q proud girls refusal writ
ten In ice; of mothers dying ex-
|pos,.slation with a waywara SON writ
ten iii her hearts blood Of an indig-
i,ant fathers disinheriting curse on
his first born, black with the lost color
81. the gray hairs which shalt go down
in sorrow to the graye-think Of these
and all the other impas<ioned writings
to which every. hour gives birth, and
what a strangely potent, Protean thing
q drop Of ink grows to be ALI oveA'
the world it is tiislilling at the behest
Of men. Here = despairing prisoner
is writing with a rusty nail his dying
confession Of faith on his damp dun
geon wall. There an an anxious low
or is .dsceiving al but his bride, with
an ink which only she knows how to
render visible. Shipwrecked sailors,
about to be cngulphed in mid ocean,
are consignjng to floating bottle the
faint pencil memorandum of the spot
Fwhere they will swiftly go down into
the jaws Of death: Everywhere hap.
(py pairs, dear husbands and wives,
affectionate brothers and sisters, and
ill the busy world, are writing to each
other on endlcss topics, with whateve,
paper comes 70 hand, whatever pen
Whatever ink! The varied stream
thus forever flowing is the intellectual
and emotional blood Of the, world, aud
no one need visit Egypt, or summoa
IAN Eastern 1magician to show him all
1.-The acts, all the joys and woes of men
reAected'from the inyrror of drop d
link.gag. slGatLdad5i H.It n 1a-li...l s.eL..Iasg
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

& All Irishman tepn.ering tie fair i,
BallinagoDe, saw the wen defined ifySi1,
of q large round head bulging out. 81
the, canvass OF a tent. The temptation
was irresistible up went. his shilalat
down went the man. f9Hon3l s9daa
Forth. from the tent rushed "a hos,
of angry fellows to avenge the on.
slaught. Judge of their astonishmen|
when they found the assailant to be
g "Och !! Nicholas said they, and
did not ye know It was a Brady o.
Frien ye lit. !" n 4aia 4i.i3 II ;s,9 Il
.zu@tTr6th,y i didrnOt, Z says hp, # bnd
luck to me for -thets same. but sure Il
me own father had been there and his
head looking 60 nice and convenient
! could not have helped myself" ass''
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
Law Su1rs AND THEIR L1N1Nas:

LAW SUITS AND THEIR Innings
The experience of Hon. Mr.. Gilmore
in law suits, is given in speech, "ol
abolition of laws for the collection O.
debts" before the Wisconsin Legis
lature, ,:n-sis .5 ,.ssi5 f,;.y ,f.5..f ...o..y..,
''He had little experince in the law
and that was rich. (Lauhgter) HI
would give history Of it. The speak
er then related how he had bought :
yoke Of oxen about fiftech years ago
paid fifty dollars for them. A few
days after, the son of the man of,whon
he bought the oxen; came 10 him and
said the o;ten were his. He insisted
on having pay over again, and com
menced a suit before . justice. The
Jury didn't agree. Finally, through
the blunders Of the Bushwood justice
Of the peice, the case went agains,
him. He appealed it to the Circui,
Court in Milwaukee. There I lost
again and said TO my lawyer, 81 will
give you ten dollars to quote Pcnnsyl
vania law to Judge Miller and have .
new trial ordered" Great langhter,)
l4e took the ten dollars anil pretorned
the duty. A new trial was granted.
and venue changed to Walworth coun'
|ty. Judge Irwin was their the Judge
Any man who wanted to''gain a cause
in his court had either to- go, hunting
with and lei him claim all the game
that was shot, or else pat his dog
Well. patted his dog. daughter
/ fed that dog with crackers, Ire
newed laughter,) The case was de.
cided in; my favor. When ! heard
the decision, l said to myself, the dog
had followed me about long enough
I turned round, and gave him a Kick
N.auyhter.) The yelp Of that dog had
hardly subsidized ere / heard the Judge
|say:--Mr. Clerk, this judgement. is SCI
aside, and snew trial granted. (Grea,
Flaughter. Mr.. Speaker. that kick COS,
me two hundred dollars! (Convul
sive laughtcr.)
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
l.. II. CONNELLY. Nj. d..

l.. II. CONNELLY. Nj. d..
Tenders his professionalserviccs to the citi
IONS of Red Wing and vicinity. ra1a
Urrlcx.-Corner Of Bush and Plum street
~ -: ' REFERENcEs. IA +sf..5.r
lion. z. KlDwELLsM.C., Fairmont, Va:
Hon. j j.. l.. DAWSON, NJ. c., Brownsville. Pa,
Prot. r. d. MurrER: Philadelphia. Pa.
Dr.J. G. CoorER. - s.
Dfs. McLAxE u BRocx. Morgan:own. Va,
DR.. 4. II. CAMPBELL. Key Wost. Florida. .
DR.. f. $. GAINES. Knoxville, Tennessee.
Red Wing May q, ,lS57. -. 44sf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
/: s:OODHUE HOUSE.
L. y. HENDRICKSON, Proprietol

l.. +. HENDRlCKSON, Proprietor.
This now and co,nmodious House is situated
on Plum street, Red Wing. 1t has been built
and furnished UNDER the specis, supervision Of
tho proprietor, all the rooms are we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished, and all persons wish
ing t." get the worth Of their money are res.
pcctf,.ily invited to give h,m cAll, and no
pains " III be spared to mako comfortable all
those who MAY favor him with theh patronage.
In'conncction with tho House iS q good stable,
x.l well ofwater. Ustlcr always iii attendance
January end. 1850, l7Stf.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
VOLUME 4, NUMBER Al. I.
HOTE LIS.

METROPOLITAN II OTE L.
l.evse*trest ,imme liately opposite tie Steam
boat landing, Red Wing, Minnesota,
A. A. & E. L. TEELE, PRoPR1EroRs
il now open for the reception Of guests,-
II has been constructed under the immediatl
super visionof the proprietors, aud nothing has
been omitted oinsure the comfort add oony yed-
ience Of those who may favor them with thsit
patronage. The numerous rooms are all we'll
lighted. ventilated and furnished in asupeSios
manner. In connection with the house 10 q
good and com modi0ua stable.
Red Wing, March /, 1e5s. s3tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20

The celebrated broze doors nodels
ed by Rogers for the National Capitol
and cast in Munich, have arrived ii,
New York They have cost ssome
$40, 900, and have excited general ads
| Imiration abroad f5 ;SSfi Z u agsssfta
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
AN :INvITATION TO. DINNER.

t vas observed that a certain. covi-..
|etous rich man never invited anybody
to dine Will him, 81 will lay . bet
that I get an invitation from him.
said wag. The wager being nc:
oepted. he goes next day to the rich
mans house about the time he waS to
dine and tells the servant he must
speak with his master Immediately for:
he can save him . thousand pounds.
Out came the master and invited
him in to dinner. .,,.a -a ~
After dinner v was over oys,' the man Of
the house wished to BE informed how
he could save a thousand pounds. p
.2.'sYo GU have a daughter 10 dispose Of
in marriage and her portion is ten
thousand pounds" .ssal4,1
4s Yes SIR, s,gsl.a.s. ~, aef.g s.sf =,
.Well then sir, let mi, have her ;:
and III take her with nine thousand"
A scene ensued.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-20
CHILLsON MOUsI

coRNER OF BROAD AND TH1RD STREETS.
A. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
THIS new Hotel ie now open for the reception
dnd the best Of accnmmo modations. There is .
eo.,d sta bio attached. Passengers aud Bag
Yago conveyed to and from the Boats free Of
charge. ff,J vi. ~ 1agE,| y Fl-iy