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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-12-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Tailoring.

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was instantly surrounded by every in
habitant Of the village-warriors, woman
and children.
The chief then addressed the crowd in
long speech, still holding Smith by the
hand. When he had ceased speaking. he
led Smith forward. and delivered him in
to the hands of three young Indian girls
who graphing him without ceremony, tow
ed him off to the river which ran at the
foot of the hill, dragged him into the wa
ter up to his breast, and all three sudden
ly clapping their hands upon his head, at
tempted to put him under Utterly des-
perate at the idea of being drowned by
these young ladies, Smith made a manfuI
resistance-the squaws perseyered and a
prodigious splashing in the water took
place, amidst loud peals of laughter from
the shore At length, one of the squaws
became alarmed at the furious struggles
Of the young white man, and cried out
earnestly several times, mo hurt YOU ~
Upon this agreeable intelligence, Smiths
resistance ceased. and these gentle crea-
lures plunged him Under the water and
scrubbed him from head to foot with
equal zeal and perseverance. As soon as
they were satisfied, they led him ashore
and presented him to to the chief-shiv-
ering with cold, and dripping with water
The Indians then dressed him in a ruffied
shirt, leggins, and moccasins, variously
ornamented, seated him upon bear skin
and gave him a pipe, tomahawk, tobacco,
pouch, flint and steel The chiefs then
took their seats BY his side, and smoked
for several minutes in deep silence when
the eldest delivered a speech, through an
interpreter, IN the following brief man.
uer
"My son, you are now one of US. Here
after, You have nothing to fear BY an
ancient custom you've been adopted in the
room of brave man who has fallen; and ev-
cry drop Of white blood has been washed
from thy veins We arenow your brothers,
and are bound by our law to love you, to
defend you, and to avenge your injuries.
as much as if you were born to our tribe.
He was then introduced to the mem
bers of the family into which he had been
adopted, and was received by the whole
Of them with great demonstrations Of re
gard In the evening he received an in
vitation to a great feast-aud was there
presented with a wooden bowl and spoon.
and directed to fill the former from a huge
kettle Of boiled corn and hashed venison.
The evening was concluded with war
dance, and on the next morning, the war
riors of the tribe assembled, and leaving
one or two hunters to provide for their
families in their absence, the rest march
ed off for the frontiers of Virginia,
He escaped in 1899 and removed to
Kentucky, and was for many years a resi-
dent of that State.
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DRY Goods Groceries Provisions, Drugs Medicines,
Steel Ware, Lumber and Shingles.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-21
ARRIVALS Ar TH6pRlNCIpAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN AoTEL.-Mr and Mrs Cour-
sen. Morristown, N ]; r Hewin and lady, Bos-
ion: D o b Hull, w C Rhodes, WINS Cohen,
Gen. n II TavIor, G Dudley w Smyth and
lady. Mrs C Coggell, New York; G T Evans,
Mass; Robert r Dunn, DIR w A Dudley, w ii
Blanks w E Strott. Petersburg; C NJ Meyer
NC; w s Powell, Spousylyania; C L Too.
mer, G w SILVER, Arkansas; Dir and Mrs 3
White. NJ Grunt, Boston, Mcdowell
Tenn; J Ronald, Geo.
CITY sH0TEL.--E James, Princess Ann. r Grit
fin, New York; Wheeler, Portsmouth; II w Her
bert Norfolk: c crump, Caroline; Wiihers
ton, n Parkin, Thinberlake, N satterwhite
> fniLips, ) Henry. Lindsay, ] w Tate, VIM
Braddock, Terril E Blair, ] 9 Francis. L Spill
man, Virginia; CT ghil, Essex; o Watkins
ehesieiheid; W Spurs, Hamburg S C; w John
son. Goochland; Z Young. Louisa; w Porter,
iL.nn.nourg; H Bona, Philsdeiphia; w Isetto
washington; D Lsyne and family, N c; Briggs,
nor, Norfolk
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Haven, o 5 Gard
ner, Homes, N YORK; w w T Cogbill, Ches.
tefheld; 9 w Goulder, Nottoway; Z F Pool, Hal
ifax; Wathan. Brunswick; Smiley, Nelson;
N I Hawkins. Warrenton, c.; w II Reynolds,
Danville; ] w mcKenpey Va; s Woodbridge,
Midlothian; J Penn, Nelson; Mr. White and son,
Powhatan; w w Lewis, King William.
EXCHANGE HOTEL II Young, Henrico !;
OmohuadrEm and lady, Gordonsvile; g VIII
lis. Orange co; Mr Billows and sister, New York
w T Lancaster Farmville J w Hayes and lady.
King, 4 w King, jr, Albany, Y L Scott, N
York; J Dunlop and son, Petersburg; N McGarry,
Orange CO; NJ Mallory, Va; Glover. Nashville,
Tenn; L laws. Phile; LIE Grand Seaton, Chatham
HILL Va; w Gibboney, D A ST Clair, Wythevile, Va;
baderagan, Va; w Carter, Caroline CO; w II
Chapman ard lady, Miss Taiaferro, A Robinson,
Orange II; Easye Jr; NJ Mclaughlin, Fred
ericksturp
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rEDAR TAR, MANUFACTURED BIZ MR.
" B. B. NORRIS, BALT1MORE-Which IL de.
cdedly the best article ever yet introduced for the
cure of Bronchitis, Consumption of the Lungs,
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Kidney and Scrofulous Alice.
lions, Piles, &c. Price Oil per bottle, which issta
from six to eight weeks
Recommendation.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. p. Norris: Dears Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) as an excel.
lent preventative or curative in the first signs OF
bronchial affections. or diseases of the lunes, and
also as a very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. II. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
Eome Testimony.
DR.. William G. Crump. Dentist, of this city, has
been suffering from Consumption of the Lungs for
theiastfve or six years. ard has tried almost every
article recommended in his CASE without any real
benefit When the Cedar Tar was advertised for
sale in this city, he purchased bottle, and imme
diatey derived benefit from its healing and strength.
ening properties. At the time ne commenced ts.
king it, he was very low, inasmuch that he was
obliged to give up his Office for practice. He ia
now much relieved, that he is able to attend to
his patients, and, by continuing the medicine, he
confidently hopes to be fully restored. DR.. c. has
kindly volunteered that his case should be made
public, that others might be benefited. There are
others who are taking the Cedar Tar with decided
benefit, who can &c referred to- besides number
Of Physicians in Baltimore who are administering
tin their daily practice.
For sale in Richmond by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
III.
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RMIGRANT PASSAGE AND REMIT.
FANCR AGENCY
pAssAGE TICKETS In THE OLD ESTAB.
LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
or London and Liverpool Packets,
(GRINNELL, MINTURN q CO. OWNERS)
80 The undersigned are sole Agents -
90 for the sale Of passages in the sbsve 49,
ine composed of the following FIRST class Ships:
New World, Queen Of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool Ashburtsn, Albert Gallatin, Constantine
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinnell Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert
Sir Robert Peel, London.
For the accommodation of emgrants, and to
prote ct them from any imposition, we viii direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford & Co., London, for any
amount, from e upwards payable at any bank in
the United Kingdom without discount.
IrishInen wishing to send money to their
friends, or bring them out from the "old country,
will find our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS e. CO., No. 5, 18th street
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General Agent Tor Eastern Virginia.
~ Call and see certificates of cure ia

r ID. GOODMAN, No l34 Main street. oppo-
Js site Eagle Square, has just received large lot
of blue, black, and browa Sack and Frock BATS,
Of the very latest improved styles of Spring 80 (;
also, large assortment of Fancy Cashmere Pants,
white and fancy Marseles, Linen. black Bombazine,
black ard fancy Silk, and black Satin Vests, all of
which viii be sold at the vsry lowest cash price /;
all he asks is, give him call. He deems it need
less, after the long trial the public has had OF his
Goods, to say more in their commentator suffice
it he warrants all Clothing he sells. ap3
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"A LBATA PENS.-For sale at the Baptist Book
II Depository, square above the Banks, No 203
Main street, Schlesinger's Albata and Circular
Pointed Pens, which are tie BEST COW in USE with.
out any exception. As far as have seen, these
Pens 90 not corrode as otherPens do by use. Any
quantity tor sale.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
For sale, allthe Publications of the American Sun
day School Union, American Tract Society, Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society, and Southern Bap.
list Publication Society. = $50.
BAPTIST HYMN BOOKS.
Baptist Psalmody, of all sizes and qualities, by
Manly. d, and Rev B Manly, Jr. So
Psalmist and Supplements, of all sizes and quail.
ties. by Richard Fuller and B Jeter Virginia Sc.
lection, by Rev. Andrew Broaddua
A liberal deduction will be made to persous buv.
ing to sell again.
Also on hand, good assortment of School Books
ana Stauonery, which will be sold cheap.
nh ~ CHAS WORKMAN, Depositary.
THE DRY GOODS GIFT ASS0CTA-
l. TON iS NO HUMBuG-By paving Cd. - ! g
or rs, you can get collar worth i2 9 e5 and So
Handsome barege Deaines at one shilling and %
cents, worth rs and 37l 2 cents; Lawns at 1919
Glngharns az i2 l g Calicoes al Ii. Sheeting al
inches wide at IA Shifting cents, fine Linen
Camorfc Hdkfs at 10 2, lace and Muslin Sleeves
from % cents TO g. Chemfretts from so to g. Hose
o. all eoiors at 10 l2; also. every description of
Dress Goods, Grape Shawis, &c. Every person by
paying the prices mentened above for the articles
VIII not only receive the value for their money but
Wiil md the articles cheaper than can be obtained
N tnis city, Call scon before al the gifts are dis
posed OF, as the number is limited
-. ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
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LADIES' BOOTS, SHOE

ADIES' BOUTS, SHOES, ~
6zkzA &c, &c--The subscriber respect
fully informs the ladies and the public gene -
rally, that he keeps constantly on hand -
large and well selected assortment Of all kinds Of
Ladies' and Childrens' Shoes too numerous to
mention, and manufactures to order every style in
his line which be called for, efthe finest quail
ty and Of the best materials at the shortest notice.
and at the lowest prices. call is solicited al No
lie, opposite Farmers Bank.
JAMES B. LEACH
ALSO-A large stock of Genilemen's Boots,
Shoes, &C., kept on hand and manufactured in The
most fashionable style, oy Mr. JACOB KARR.
N. B.-Store formerly occupied by Karr d, Be
Their. ap Sim
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4 AIDES Dress GOODS have re-
Ia ceived from New York, beautiful assortment
of the best styl les OF Ladies' Dress Goods, in Cha
lies. Tissues, Barge de Lanes French Muslins
&c. Also, Hosiery, Gloves Embroid rics, Muslins
Trimmings, sc, with large stock of Bonnets,
Ribbons, and Flowers, in great variety for Ladies,
Misses and CLd-en-ail of which win be sold at
the lowest casa prices.
You are respectfully invited to call and examine,
at WIN. J. SWORDS,
Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery Establishment, No
rs Broad street: Shockoe Hill. ap I2
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La CO -.

Ess g -: 60; szi=s.s::: .
VI New and Comfortable Schedules
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-On and af.
ter the LIST of March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules will be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond, daily, at 2 o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock P NJ;
arrive IN New York, daily at 81, A. H. and 81 P, NJ.
Fare 10 Washington, lst class seats. .S5 so
" Baltimore LIST "...............7 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line, 2 SO
Between Philadelphia and New York. 3 co
For LIST class passengers, and So on each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets, direct be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad Company in Washing
ton, Tor Pttsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House ON the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
tilme "a nours)- .----------.--.$11 so
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 h0urs) 30
For through tickets to Washington and Bali
more, or other information, apply at the ticket of
fee.
1t is deemed proper in addition to state, for ths
information OF passengers, that four daily lines are
In operation between Washington and Baltimore
by means of which the traveller who through
business or pleasure, has been delayed in Wash.
ington, has it always in his power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP.
Agent of Transportation.
Richmond Feb. 90, 1852.
P. S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
lions: Cottage, Taylorsvile, Junction, Chesterfield.
Milford, Chimney Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order of the Postmaster General. no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
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rs@-Na REDUCED FARE AND
EISSssSssssS INCREASED SPEED BETWEEN
hICHMOND AND STAUNTON, BY OUR NEW
LINE OF STAGES.-Having made arran gemenis
with the Virginia Central Railroad Company for q
through ticket over their road between Richmond
and Staunton, on and after the 10th inst. through
tickets may be obtained at the Depot of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company in Richmond, and at
our Stage Office in Staunton, at IS. No charge for
extra baggage under 100 lbs 70 each passenger and
we promise increased speed and comfort to al
travellers taking our line.
ap IDIOT JOHN H. TIMBERLAKE & co.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
coNGRESs--MoSpAY.

SESArE-Messrs. Sumner, Underwood, and
Smith, presented petitions in favor OF additon-
al aid to the Collins line.
Mr.. Underwood presented petitions offered
itors of Texas, complaining Of the action Of
that State with regard to her debts.
Mr.. Shields reported bill TO amend the
charter OF the City OF Washington ia the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
bill to prevent public executions Of criminals
ordered 10 be engrossed for third reading.
Several resolutions calling for information
from the departments were presented aud
adopted.
The French spolia,ion bill was then pass.
ed.
The deficiency bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. Gwin addressed the Senate in support
of il.
House. OF ENTHUSIASTICALLY House
this morning took the question on the motion
of Dir. venable to lay upon the table the mo-
ifon of Mr.. Bayly TO reconsider the vote by
which the report of the Committee on Printing,
relative to the printing Of Congress, was re
committed, with instructions; and decided it in
the negative--yeas II, nays 81.
The vote was reconsidered: and Mr.. Cor
man moved to lay the whole subject upon the
table; which was decided in the negative
yeas "A, nays 80.
The question was again brought up as it
was on Friday, viz: TO recommit the report to
the Committee on Printing, with instruction;
and decided in the negaiiye-yeas Is, nays
Still under consideration.
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81 20 IT: sNN
tS1NEY PUNT LINE TO b a L NJ

"a "a -
T1NET rOINT LINE TO b A l. III :
ORE-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare S5
OnIy.-The public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam.
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely reftted enlarged, and improved in
every respect with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, is now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agree
BILE and economical line will leave Richmond by
the morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays,
at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed by the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat line, at half past
GA Dr. or with the early train of those days to Phil
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave Balti-
more on,the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursday.
at A. NJ and connect at the Greek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar
rves in Richmond at 4, P. M, of the same days.
Fare in either direction, IS, State rooms and
meals for cabin passengers extra, exceptin the case
of ladies and families, who will have the privilege
of state-rooms free Of charge) Forward cabin
passengers Gncluding meals and lodging on board,)
81 50.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
town line, 50 so For second class do, 81 So Ma
king the ohole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
for first class passengers by this agreeable line,
81 so only.
Nor further particulars or Through tickets, apply
at the Office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
OFFICE R., F. e. P. r. r. COMPANY,
Richmond, March 9th, 1852. NH
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RUY YOgn GOODS WHERE YOU

RUY YOUR GOODS WHERE Won
~ CAN BUY THE TCHEAPEST-To those who
wish to purchase Dry Goods very cheap, have only
to give me q call, as am now selling Barege de-
Lanes Al ial and one shilling, splendid Brocade
no fssaa dress silks, Grape Shawls, Paris printed
kinds, Lawns and Ginghams, French Worked Col
lars, Cuffs. HandkeIchiets and Sleeves, Sheetiug
Cotton. 40 inches wide, Ct cents Ladies Hose, lsS
cents, Sheetng, Linen sheetng. Bed Ticking, Irish
dotted Muslin, Null Muslin, Gloves, good oualitv
Calico, 6tcents. &c, &c.
JACOB A. LEWIS Cheap Stores,
III, II Is and 20 Main e.raa.
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MAXINE NE VS..
PORT OF OND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamer City of Richmond, foster, New York, to
A S Lee.
AT CITY POINT,
Schr Il Westcott, Walker, FROM Wilmington, N
c, bound to Richmond.
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THE COMPOUND EXTRACTOR WILD
i CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTHA has been
used for years, and has always heens found safe,
speedy and esiectusi remedy for Coughs Colds,
and Diseases of the Lungs. Many catering eyi.
dences of51s superiority over other preparations of
kindred kind, have been received from physicians
and others Price 50cents per bottle.
For saleby K. J. PICOT, corner opposite the Old
Market, and WIN. p. LADD, Shockoe Hill.
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ffsss 90 -
IN0R NHRENT-K Mn POP M: Rf1iIfIsi m


a The favorite and beautiful Steamboat Au.
gusta, Capt. VIM C. SMITH, having been tho
rougaly overhauled and repaired, and furnished
with new Boiler and new main Shaft, of wrought
iron has resumed her place on the line via the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal.
thall. The Cars running in coanexion with her
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at
6 o'clock
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at sunrise.
Fare to City Point, observation-disclosures 81 90
Do. to Capes or Grove Wharf, SO
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, 2 90
Servants, to any point between Richmond
anu lue UloVe,-. L %
Do, TO Norfolk and Portsmouth, SO
Children under l2 years of age, half price.
nicoie'-- 90
~ nII 'oAiIS,- -, -:---.------.. 70
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur.
nished with two passes, so tnat be retained
at the Office; and 1t must be expressly stated on tbs
pass that they are permitted to go by cars and
steamboat. THOS. DODAMEAD
oco-dti Superintendent.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL KAILKOAD.-
PASSENGER TRAIN.-The passenger trains
on this road run as follows: Leaves Richmond
daily at O'Clock, A. M breakfast at the Junction.
dine at Charlottesville and reach Woodvilie at nan
past 2, p NJ Returning, leave Woodvile at hall
mast G. A. M breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar
rive at Richmond at quarter before 2, r NJ 40 ~
Fare between Richmond and Woodyiiie- 90 20
Freight Train.-The regular, freight srain
will leave Richmond for CbaIlottesviiie on Mo1oays
Wednesdavs and FRIDAYS at 5 o'clock, A. M and
for Woodyile as often as business may require
Freight will not be recei red in the depot at hlch
NH o. Superintendent.
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OCk WfNHS.-i00 cases Mosell and Hook
II Wines comprising choice brands and yintag.
es; and 90 c4ses sparkling Hook, of first QUALIFY,
lsui receiving direct per ship Martin Frederick from
Rotterdam, via New York
Part OF the above Wines arrived here per steam.
er Roanoke son Monday. The facilities which
have to import these and other Wines direct enable
me offer to my customers always good article.
market 10 this country F. CRANZ
ap l7-lw* No EXCHANGE Eiocl
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VHO LOVERS OF GOOD CTGARs.-T
Il have just ieceiyed, by bark Cora, Of New Or.
leans, 10000 hest R9galia Cigars, which | recon
mend to smokers. CAL and try, at
ANTONIO PIZZINPS,
ap 10 Under CITY Hotel