Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-02-13
Iames. Winter, E.q., killed > hog
. Last week Il moths old, which Weighed
VIXEN dressed $50 pounds. Something
Ola Fig.-FRribauA Republican,. j, =

In viSd Of he outrageous 4 action d
the Gov. Of MississipPii, in planting
: battery At Vicksburg, to fire upon
; Northsrn steamers, the Cincinnati
a6asapsa Saya: 90 Ia gufyE.aj Hu .,,,us q
81 4"by breaking down the cmbank.
= i'Gnsswss can easily overflow oil the
atrysofthS lower Mississippi and
and drown ont the towns and planta:
ssSons.'''ia ~ s:~rn 1yHI's~ pflA7, .tus q
ID The annualinundation in Iiouisian;s,
, Mississippi ;. and Arkansaa, and the
vast destruction Of property thereby,
show that this terrible suggestion j.
not wide Of the mark. If the States
ofathis Union arc to regard each
other - ensnaies, and seek for, means
of mutual annoy ance, snch threats a.
the above tell us tsarfi,lly that very
much ofour territory Wilde laid waste.
!" or Thursday hist says tho Nv abs
shaw Herald, Sylvester Applegar,h,
Etq.,,ot West Alabama, was caught
in The machinery Of his new Touring
mill .nd7 dangerously injured. The
circutnStences OF the accident were
these: Tie went into a small place
among the wheels TO chalk the pulley
upon Tie main sksft, which had be.
come icy, and slipping the belt caught
h's hand and drew him over tho. shaft
in such manner. a. TO- stop the mill.
The miller knowing where Mr.. A. was
OWNED at once tho eaase Of the stop:
Eage Of Tho mill, aud shut the VI ater
Of, and proceeded 70 help linn out.
His xounds thongh severe, ore only d
broken leg, and several bad bruises
around BIZ head anil shoulders. Had
the. epace been large enough TO have
allowed him 10 have passed around
without obstrncting thu mill, = few
. revolutions OF the wheel would have
= ended bis existence. ''.'''' ~.
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A. Hon William Wilkins, Uniteds States
District Judge in Michigan, 'has Just
delivered = charge atfDetroit,in which
al the positions recently taken BY
Judge Smalley are c'nphatica)'y' Ell.
dorsed. ~'rhs trnc sovereignty" he
said, "is the Sovereignty vi the Con.
stitution at the United States, and the
J.. Consultation Of the different States.
State rebellion Is secession, and every
act If secession is treason" .tson'
'a sj' 81 Min az -u,-... ,,-.,. .., Ed"
III. arrangement made by Gen. Scot,
to protect Washington city is having a
tiiscourging effect upon the secession.
lists. Cannon have been mounted on
Capitol Hill, so o. 10 command the
entire city, and It 10 said that two Of
these are sufficient to sweep the Avcn.
ne, from the cafitoi to the White
House. OF ~ traitors. Tho Patent
ONCE il now under guard Of ssntinels,
who are on dnty from 8. p. m. to Q. a.
N. Every department Of. the Govern
'"snt has boon armed. and those in
Office will be . expected to do duty If
required on behalf Of the Union and
CQnstitution. Il i reported that Gen.
Scott has before him . full account Of
the Intended attack, with a plan Of the
city, and IL names Of the residents
with thsx politics attached. so that
Ehen 3|se work Sopmehces it will be
! Of 'h' most !hasIsaseb H'a g., . -, Vi.
IT," The managers i lsi If the St. Anthony
and Minneapolis pubic School,! Have
employed NJ: n w. -seager to give
iesApna ln music. which j. certainly an