Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-13

issNS 80 ssso 1oAs VI AoOos Luz Jury wei
cut about three hours.
A motion was made for q new trial, bg
, overruled by Judge Nelson.
!, Lnmsden was to have been sentenced o
Thursday.-A.nnesot:as f. Tines
u We learn that quite = large number al
At present engaged ;p diggiag ginseng i
the big Woods" Prices, however, ar
not quite SO high as they have been, onl
to cents per pound being now offsre
for it in the green state. But even At thos
prices diggers are making from $3.50 t
$500 per day.-st. Asthony Espress.
The Rochester City Post, notices tho brit
Of . calf in that place, with two heads
Also. tho passage through the city Of eighty
n;ne emigrant wagons bound for the centra
and western portions Of our State.
Mr.. Winslow, of St. Paul, it is said, vii
be back from the East with tho wire for th
telegraph. in few days. How he gets
nobody knows. He has faculty Of doinl
what nobody else can do. in sixteen States
He built the Winslow House, State HOUSE
Court House. snd dozen buildings At st
Paul the Winslow House and the Stat,
University At St. Anthony the Winslov
House At St. Peter, and another large hote
At Belle Plaiae, all Of which must have cos
not less than $500, ,oo0 and yet he is report
ed not to have ben worth c.nt Of proper
ty al the time.
Over one hundred teams, laden with i'm
migrants and their goods. have passed thro
this place, westward. within the past week
Every train has large number Of cattle
and some of them were accompanied by
fine aocks of shesp.--Emtorv;1'e Ezpress.
Mr.. John Garrison, of this township, re
Gently sheared from merino buck, fleece
Of wool weighing twelve pounds. The fleece
taken from the same sheep last year, weigh.
ed ten pounds. Is Minnesota "too cold'
for sheep ?-I6id.
Four fiat boats loaded with ice from Lake
Pcpin, and lashed together, en- route to st.
Louis, got aground near the mouth Of Bear
Creek, Sunday forenoon, and did not get oil
until late in the evening. The ferry boa,
7. K. Selmes hauled at them for some time,
and finally succeeded in releasing them.--
We learn that one boat was lost in coming
over the rapids.--Mtss:u,i Democrat
We learn from the Winona Republican
that serious atfray recently occurred in
that city between two men named Simpson
and Goddard, in which the former was pref
ty roughly handled. Simpson had been
buying wheat for St. Louis firm, which
was represented by Goddard. and refused to
deliver the same to him for shipment until
he had received balance due him of 81. $50:
whereupon, Goddard, assisted by the cap
tain and mate Of the steamer Lake City,
Fpounced upon him, and would probably have
killed him but for the interference Of some
citizens who were standing BY. Goddard
and the captain were arrested and fined
$50 each, and costs-the whole amounting
to $5o,45. Simpson got his $1,250.
Mr.. johnson, who was recently found
dead in the Mississippi, near La Crosse, left
Elkhorn two weeks ago last Monday, to
visit sister At Red Wing, and was doubt.
less on his way, when he was either mur.
dered or accidentally drowned. He had
with him $35 in money when he left. He
leaves wife and five children to mourn his
loss. He was Norwegian and enterpriz.
ing citizen.
The people Of St. Paul are enjoying a out
IN equal run Of small pox and LINCOLN en-
thusiasm. They are in doubt as to which
is tho most disagreeable Of tho two.-M;n-
neapolis Plain Dealer.
The prices Of good farming lands in this
county arc rapidly advancing. In the neigh
borhood Of St. Charles tho advance is equal
to one dollar and half per acre. Emi.
grants are pouring into the State from oil
ldirections.-Wi Winoaa Democrat.
FIRST PAPER MILL IN MINNESOTA
The Golden Era brought up on Mon
day the machine for the first pape,
mill in Minnesota. tits TO be estab
lished At the falls Of st. Anthony, thu
great water power there rendering j,
. most eligible location. There is
probably, over fifty tons Of common
printing paper used in tho city OF ST.
Paul every year, for which the hare
cash has to be paid, and We note will
qualification every instance of pro
lgress in manufacturing for ouselves
that will serve to retain within ou
own borders the large amount of mon
ey now getting out to the benefit o
!other States..--I Pioneer.
|C0OR7 NOTICE.
State Of Minnesota, District Court.