Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-13

s'.a','tsFslf II. sEY 1sAlI. IN gentleman
J. ;.,.llly appeared ina Wisconsin court
t,sgive hair for . friend in The sum Of
,',acc thousand dollars. The clerk Of
the coa,t, though he well knew the
responsibility Ct the gentlemen, could
not RESTRAIN, his accustomed impcrti.
Hence ..NYell, sir, how do you make
Sonrsch 10 b, worth three thousand
tdollars9" The gentleman very DELHI
csately specified the particulars up t..
two thousand nine hundred and forty
dollars s'4ty," said the clerk, s.but
that isnot enough by sixty t.For that
sum- replied tic other. 81 have 4
note Of, hand Of one Thomas Wilson
(lhe clerk himsclt) and ! hope lie will
have the honesty soon to discharge it, .
This set the CONT in a roar. The
clerk was for once abasl,cd; and the
Judge said, Swell, Mr.. Wilson
think we may accept the bail. "S'ii
Davis ana Lincoln were both born
in kentul.cy, in 1sos and isoorcspect
lively, ,psa left their native State. il,
ehiildhood's days, on c',igratcd north
and the other south; both served in the
Indian war Of the west, both connncn.
,ce., th22ii political career about the
sans time, being Presidential electors
II the election IF 1914, Davis for Polk
ard lincoln Tor Clay; both elected Ia
Congress about the Same time, Is o,
43, were III the same year, and almos,
the same day, called TO preside owe,
Their respective governments one as
President oftl,c' United States. til,
other President Of the Confederate
'states'o North America -lNoatgox,
cry (-1A) Mijk. 4
ei',,,,. 4nli, "! et1
ino Government it seems had
rf' i.i more s ,han one effort to get pos
sgsS:oi, 81 ne bullion fund in the
INV s.Fiealis si I,lnt; lost Mastcr Gen
S;ai 'xi'11!s w. on !he 18TH INST, drew Oh
H., s,.S1o.' Assistant ssh e, treasurer o.
itpntsfflsnIt", lor l5h 1 hundred Thousand
NoiliaAES, 1aI l MS draft like that OF Sec
set;.'J ,3i1iiAf 3,, was d's,hEonoreel. MIR.
y 9:fol $ 'fP!y says: ,fal .t...,l rs
aat,ll;S'; Ilf draft was no, honored for the
- y reason mat siAA bullion has
been taken possession ofby the State Of
;-f SitI 'l, rith , ,ho fq;, 1o1
s,,l5agJIs md "a MEET thc ,,;ab;,;.;na 1'. y
t,iS5 Government u-,,L.h haxo hoa,
Ssgu,ned bv the Stat. ~ iora:l;.na -"
lloIts J aovrrn,,,,cnfi ~, n:.r.a ,sn' ~.
,'iertfrffi III, I'M f;,nd1 $50 :" -. =
sayf4i iyRn,s 81 ,ro,y,,o,, ,r;,,,,,
err lnrtYI 5cycry ono wbom na -, s.s =,
AZ 81 Grind So r,an,, ,rast",.,, :. !,
were, Gy.csrscs,l in yVasl,;n oton hctnr,.
ana all'cxp;ect lf; aes. lfAfr I;,,cajn,s,
n,Ii,,i,,,iis tii.aiion 9o1.comul;shrs nn,h;nc,
else. it will at least c;y;lixc those noe
PIE. The ladies have fi,bepnn their
wor ',. ana the young Prince
o. o'sAaaf, ,.'heolh, mas been taken in
u :, .iIhl , lproifena"ed ny fan
s';s...,f, s''u Gown ,heho.el corridors.
Nof f.ii 's.'a 81. VIC lineage loa-
ayes, laiso a'sllnS'lls''!ng himself this
,',,., 81. ''.'s'.. s''.'''' no atae . 20
s1ss',sy :, - s: seekers, Ior ne y
~ II - IL, ~ ~. ..,., o.'' secretary O.
s''.'se7 ~ iie'u Qoof
-,5...l'-.,.,a e.,,,. Il s 4. .sss
Tile Charleston N.vc,my Of Satur.
day says: aColnno5lorc Duncan N.
llyrai.ara, of the, South, Carolina
y. H., 40, i,s,t s,'- ~ rom
,,II6,,l,,1sS M, j TIL; III - ~ e.:,
p5,nal1a IN i,,|,,.n o,.oa,,sg,s;,,,, nf. ms
|, i,,ae1a 4 f,,ns sstat - "a '1Ie
Cl,;.e If tho H,1rnsn ~ nu1 1ssu. ~
jIr.trdnra,,bv[ he s nla,oa a ,.'.'e. anu
cutiya and ad,n;, 'p,r" va .e,e az
With aa1cd ada;t;on,, 'lnst,.a a''' ~
ria nom now,, $50 wcll IN. ,,nth - Nevis =. =
,,I,1,,.s ~ 49,. u's
= ''s9A'o '.''as ''.'h
One Of tie most strenuous advocates
ofcapruiUa, lis Gen. Nebb, of the
Now iYiorlstiC ost7ier. The New Or.
]eHi's DsStn anuonnces that Col, II,
wv A,t y brother of the General
formaM HCofcneliin the United States
!nr,t,y,, alhis four sons, have rendered
thciissus,vices toithe southern army
This ifs a toir Indication of tho cl,arae.
ter Of tI,etst,s, as!e between the North
and pM,ua, fwi.l'assuue, If the radical
nepfbfca,is have TIER way. Father