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l1tSSdIEY I3ISNIE LIHSE TO nsAksI1-e ..,sll,

L MoRE-ON MONDAY or 6ATH WEEEEs,,ns sA6,5
,Ss the MaRSGaSp Capt cn.,
MITCHELL having entirely ref,ted
the route bet Richmond and Bslt
more, once -esky; w., ,,. 49,, .,, a.. -, 49,.
Richmond by the morning train MoNDAY of each week.
securing connection lines BaiuOre
following morning, in any direction.
Wednesday, Zach week oOcioek, NJ and arrive Aqua
nond, FredsIiek,Surs and Potomac Raii Osdc COMPANY
rtf bun % % tho ss. II s
Fare for FIRST class between bait more and Ph.del
elias. do r. The "sSs fare from 70, kssS:a !. rS.
and $3.50 class ditto including neA for the latter
Fer further particulars. through tickets, apply
the Richmond Fredericksburg and PSS%Ss RsIO1d Company
p p. R. Co., Richmond, March g. ;ssa milo
SMI'rH & ROBERTS, Importers of Hard
to A ass
an
stock OF Coach Hardware and Trimmings
Eot.isn and Dea;.,s for supplies 0.! oa
bic 10 the demands OF the trade we respectfully solicit an eIan
The virginia North Carolina Trade visiting this
both goods and prizes ice, to with North
Our stoei sOtlist. in partsf;
kniy fS
IsSS :" I'M s6s, SapI and Tlsnt 5Gsi:
sSS TSiaa @Coa. asa saa SD
as shas and
geo geo a. :. q ! 3 aud prong re! yoTts ,r
900 shear and steel Table spoons
5000 lbs. "GGinia's, Horse Shoe Nails D'''
5000 dOE Hand, Mill, and Smiths Files and Rasp,
sSSS English, American, D. Percussion Cap.
E as inI ssasf and h5'iii Chains
5000 lbs. Galvanized Punp Chain
Ride. Ride nssfsl. Loct. sane and Mounting,
MIL PIT, Gross Cot, Hand and Tenor Saws
Anyi Vices, Bellows
siedse' Hand, and shOe,ns Hammer,
Brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Iron,
sneAth., Horse and Mule Collars
Haers, Webb Rsin., Gsth, Saddles, Bride Bit.
s,rrup Irons Spurs, Buckles, and sAdery Hardware gen.
Hog sim. Pat and EqaneIIsd Leather
Oil Carpet, Coach Lace,
Iron ASies ~ to 3inehes
Bright and Black Springs Coach and Plough Bolts
Hubs, sPOke FeOes, Shafts, and Coach Makers materials
Anchor" Boiling Cloth.
with other article usually kept in well selected stock
HEAD-QuARTERs FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
The ,ae.sISe5 hsynE just from New York With
York Philadelphia and Baltimore markets. respectfully his
friends and sss public Ssnsray call and Examine hi.
gsh and American Cloths Consumers ve.ings
Granite Minis; Velvet, plush, slt nsrino vs,.ng.
Paris six velyets; Dress Shirts and Collars
MerinO Shirts and Drawers; Gloves Socks
Washington and Napoleon Cravais; Money Belts, de-
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
super Dix Eso.a S!ys and green Dress AID FrOek Coats
Kossu,h and Lamartne Over Coats
EsqumauX Wrappers, English Whitney
Pstsi,ham over sacks, all color,
Gsatlsmen', Velvet Morning Gown,
Do Do s snasfss; ;nfEs se s.nli,. &C. Ne,
No. i2n, corner Main and ,ioyrrnor NJ,
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TAMEs RIVER CANAL ANp-
- VIry inin aud Tennessee Hall fS S--St:...:..4

Richmond daily atb r NJ lsundAyt
cepted nehbarg second NJ O'Clock
with the Tennessee Railroad Lynch
burg daily at A. NJ.
To connect weekly Natural Bridge, Lex
buchanan ~ leave Richmond Monday,
Wednesday Saturday Pasens Tor Cumberland Cur,
Court House and Institute will
and Friday and those for ChAottes
vile will take tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays Boat
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

dei2 BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
~ ~ saERIaER
6 a. sas .n.I
ith june the Passenger Trains viii run as follows,
Leave Richmond d.ilys, eS O'Clock, A. ~
Petersburg r. NJ
Leave Richmond dailyat sOelosk, +.
Petersburg Z" I" ~ A. NJ
Children over three 10 years tase... $
cOlcIed persons in servants car -
in attendance infant children or sick pe,en In which case
discount, OF 10 each fare when tickets
purchased at The oee and to persons getting ON the cars
Leave, Richmond MSnd.ys Wednesday. and Fridays, a,
Norfolk POI, mouth and places
fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth, aM
Servants travelling by thsm.eve. furnished by
be expressly stated the tina, ,hsy permit
n. B-rhe Trains will run by rlehmGnd time
Once RArRR Co. June ll,h. lisa. js,s
r N'oi nj On and after this date the
hc't AUGUSTA ~il stop regularly at Oh roi"I
.mbOa, AUGUSTA, Capt,
Va smith, fc the boNe places via Port w.tha viii leave
day, Wednesday md Frid>y.
VIA tuesday,, Thursdays and saturday, IN ~ for POI
watal, uhere ,ssrngrrs take the for Richmond.
Fare to Old Poi Norfolk and POrsmOuih...... .t2 %
coE- King, Mill Grove, ..... Sc
GSdrs vsr three year. and not over year; Of age
Servants through 81
servant. travelling Sy hcm..irt. must be furnished with ,w
stated the that they permitted to ave the boa
Brhe freight on all articles going by ,hi, ne from Rich
THos DoDAMEAp. Superintendent,
ofcs Richmond and Petersburg r Co., June f0h, 1854
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Lxrrccs-Early Cabbage. Ro,-
al d o.. Curied India, BrovA
Dutch. Green and white Coz,
India.
MrIos-Nutmeg and ciiron.
NAsruhIiun.
OkEA.
feld.
PAssLKr-Curled.
rAHsxir-sugar.
PrAs-LAndreth's Extrs, Ear
v Frame, Large MlrrowfAt,
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
Pxrrss- Pickiing, Large Sweet
Prnrxtx.
RApisn-Long saimon, Long
Scarlet, white TuInip, He'd do
Black Spanish.
RHrBAhs.
sALsITr.
briNAcn.
eouAsn.
TrsSir-Fiat Dutch, Red Top,
Large Globe, RutA Bsga, Large
Norfolk.
Pct HERbs-Assortmsnt.
from d. Landrsth, are offered or
G., from the Nurseries Of d. Ian.
he subscribers, shall be promptly
JOHNSON 4 BROTHER,
or ID. Landreth. lib Main st.,
Richmond. Va
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CHTLDREN'S SHOES.

kSOhETHING NEW AND IIiND-OME.-iust received a
- the LADIES' SALOON, lot Of beautiful Tn Gni.
ccrs for Children. They n beau fu article
around the ankle and the Prest Dress Shoe for Child tina,
Also Misses Caters Jenny Lind
body.
LITTLE BoYsws have also received very beautiful
Shoes for little Boys.
Some Of them made Of Calf Skim others Of Patent Leather
into different shapes, with stump and low heels.
The assortment Of Misses and Chidrens Shoes
good at The Ladies' Saloon, and Parents Invited
look At them. W. H. ADDISGTON co.
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hAIEs WINsI0N r
% COMMISSION MERCHANT m.RKrr pp,por

ii AaifS WINSTON,
e. COMMISSION MERCHANT MARKET BRIDGE
HAS on hand and Is receiving br sale,
lCoOoO lbs Todds Family, N Carona a., C,,. 49,,
and Western Bacon and Joe, 'A''n
iuploddr and Cassards Hams
ioo ibis and Kegs Western and Smith neid Inrd
rs nhds Porto Rico and New oreap, sugar
90" Bags ho Iaguira, Cuba Java Coffee
20 lihds Cuba MolAs.es.
~ Bbls New Orleans do.
On Bbls Isle OF Wight nd Sou hamp.on Ami. p,.,,
u Bbls Genaine Peach Brandy
70 Hall and two quarter casks Cogpac Hr.nav
~ Bbh Sweet Malaga Wine.
loo Bbls Nett and Gross Hnif.. U.,,,,.
loo do No SMackerel
80 do Picked Cod Fish.
100 Sacks Liverpool Salt
Z.o Boxes Adanantine and Sperm Cande,
10 Ton Peruvian Guano.
3 do Bone Dust
200 Pire Brick,
- CasesNass and Stick Licoree '"''"A'
2SO Bales Upland Cotton.
NhisCured Hair, Smoking Tobacco, &c, Ac
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fet from husness ehrerfuly and confidently re-
REEVE BLAIR
tT-t ~ apGpponH
fRAwiINGs & MrLLHr'. GROCERS AND GENERAL
Ia CONHkSSIOY uERCHd WIS corner Cary ani Pearl SIS
HHImoud, Va 80 49, 7
srIgu PAETSEEwM. ALIEN CIaremon, surry county JNo
A. sLLDEN, wcstoyc' Charles City county.
GENtEtL PAETSEEs-WILLlAM Q. RAWLINGS. p. MILLER
mhR
RAMLNGs q MILLER offer sale 10 city nod country
merchants, the full assortment
m groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors:
suRlrs-New Orleans, Porto Rico,
and Coffee Sugars, various grades
Cluse-Riu, Lagusyra, Java NOchO and Santos
M9asses-New Orleans, Porto Rico Sugar House and Eyrup
Teas-Gunpowder, Imperial and Blsc-
CaHdles-sperm, Adauauiine and Taliow
Soap-Castc, Brown, FAMILY and Fancy
spees-Pimsnto, Pepper, Cloves Cinnamon, Mace Ginger
Pfovislons-Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Rice
owe OIL, Cayenne 1, PIPER, Mustard, Starch, Alum
lndigo, Fig Blue solH ia ANA sEGARs
wines and Liquors, BTandes all prices
Madeira Port sherry ChampaiEue, Malaga dry Wines
Holland DIN, Jamaica Rum, RectHed Whisky
Peruvian Guano, salt, Plaster, DC. mh22
RARGANs-BARGAINs.-I In receipt on a large assort
hO meht Of China, Glass and EarthenWae from the
uasus OF many and handsome shapes patterns 70
weh win choice stock Of Fancy Goods Looking Glasses
st2e ware Ae invite the particular attention both whole
sale and retail purchasers.
Being determined 90 my
change In my business inducements viii be offered 10
cu'omers, or persons purchasing Tor cash.
sea attention paid 70 packing the delivery Of goods ia
go I1,ur' HUGH a. WATT,
No II H1fpaI 4.
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NhE pAGuLkRkuTYPE Art, PTactsed BY wHITEHURsT
WIN All he improvements Of the present day,
himself world wide reputation
smnenee without proof OF such the consry
uhsh hay, so rapidly succeeded each other In
he has gained the highest distinction OF The
palm OF victory when competing With the other
lands Mr. W. has also gained that highest honors IN.
coincidence and Of the public crowd,
OF patrons who daily throng his Gallery
not only gems OF art but treasures Of value
possessors. " - 1855
stereoseope Lkenssse taken In the improved
Every variety Of Cases Frames on hand
and at the most satisfactory prices.
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STRING TRADE or 1854.
TO COUNTRY NERCUA ANTS

- hERCHANT wElsI3ER, No. 1i2 Main street have re-
,ySI ana opened the largest and best
uLV'TIHo ot spfng and summer they offered Tor
ieI gods we're Manufactured by themselves expressly Tor
NUAde and viii be sold low they can be bought In
mafEe In addition "a their present stock they will eontnpr u
ItFe IRON ther factory large supplies weekly so that their
stock will be always fresh and desirable. - ~ ~ ~
Ao on hand large stock n StifRr9
Goods ~ every dsscption Rubber Goods Of All s,vs tpd
sr and Dawer Hosiery ofcvcry style and quality and every
ohef article usually 10 be found Clotlng House
mh22 Q "thOhAsI q WslslGER,
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- A3 NM 1R ~

~ ROANOKE, % MILES. H"T. -
on Monday March IL 1854 the regular
Roanoke. -~
Ihs stop passenssrs following points only
hanehssis Robioa, Goal red ronAhAvk Pouhatan Nat.
teAI ohua Amelia Court Hoa,e wyanoks Jsnnng ordnay
0vsrbys and Roanoke.
Richmond O'CLOCK. AN Returning ie.v. Roanoke
at. 1870 o'clock, p. NJ.
ohidr. 10 and under 10 year, Of age, half price,
Servants travelling themselves two
that be retained In the be
Cars. - ~
Passengers Halifax O. H. Danvie Grsensboro can NEE,
Messs FAgg Co.'S four horse coaches daily: and
those for asrm.n'osn salem and sa,ba North Carolina
days Thursdays and Saturdays At Roanoke. Passengers
for Clarksvle, Milton, North Caolna and faneeyyis
acct Moss Co.'S Coaches Roanoke
and Saturday. for Milton Yaneeyve By FiagE Cot
line, Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays, at Roanoke.
Passengers Lynchbug,
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lVATeH cooLeIis, INTERPRETATIONS. q

yenenee economy and utility OF the articles
cav me attention Of purchasers We have IN large
and varied assortment Of Coolers, Refrigerator Shower Baths
,r, Chuns Tubs and most article In the line Of
iner Goods, for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-22

A LyEY & LiPsCO"IJ iSH SD: Ger Tor sale:
N lOObags prime LaguAyra Coffee, landing to-day
80 sacks Liverpool salt, Ia store
pipe Madeira Wine, direct importation
10 baskets Champagne Wine, pinus and quarts, do
30 bbls Boston tuu. best favored
81 Havana SCARS, Of superior quality jas
- HhGE--rnRNGE lao repaired tn receive M ms ru
= Der House, she thirty forty thousand ls
Ella ~ wheat PaoE -sirus {" their wheat stored
DO we'll 70 make early appira
he effected 3D. a premium
s-S-u
Hl IEP AND PORK 20 Dbl, 10. beef; Mess 20,
hD 10 bbls. Prime pork FOR sale by
IN
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TO NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBHo-fIavng mi, dsy bough
out We interest q Mesrs 81 SMITH and o. ELAN the
SMITH co. viii 10 short time sdd 70 The
sock OF Groceries ny plan will be 10 sell cheap cash,
pnnelusl customers will also give attention 70 the sale Of NJ
nds OF country produce, which may be me- hop
y strict attention 10 business receives share Of public patron
April H. wM. o. ELAN
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4 'OrAhTNEi ~I.b-Iir ) II. BLAIR HAWKS purchased IN
Interest Of Nj. W II. SEABkOOK nthe arm Of SEA
5HODh REEVE has entered into partnership T. +
hhtIE under Tie styis Of HFENE BLAIR and viii
say o tue Apoihrciry and Drug
'earook Reeve sud hope ny 81. business To- me-
''hare o. tn Patronage 80 iiberay E-ud- lat arm
PAYSpN REEVE
JOHN
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fes from rus!ncss seray and confidently r,
commend % th patrons and the public aeray tire
. REEVE BLAIR
II
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dtAPTAIN FOOTT,s aFuICA Avn mir AN
.2TSTII,rpn u,o,,,,, S =, wv. WooDHoUsE

COY H'TgtTaI0T 10 lnoduoed DO ION confidence tat aII nm.
objections 70 the Old kinds overcome a. r s
be uthoat violating the lave tha heat cold I'M
principal improvements the ytniato Double Cover
and employing confined air the conducting agent Tbs
are several minor Which, seen viii be- re,d
appreciated they made IN the vcry manner and line
VIII tnc o. sufficient thickness ensure their durability 10
Mehy X, ~. ZIMMERMAN,
myi1 Corner Msfn "a t9,b .,,..,.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
uigh.handed VillainY.

A bold crime was committed on Saturday
evening in CharlcstOwn. Mr.. Samuel U. Pol
lard, u morocco dresser, whose shop is near the
Neck and in the rear of Main street, had Ia.
ken considerable money through the day, and
stopped later than usual to deliver skins to ai
out Of town customer. When this was done
in the presence of another, he counted over his
money, 1852, put ont the lights, and stepped
out to pay bill. lie soon returned to his
room in the second story, preparatory to his
leaving for the night, when two men almost
Immediately entered, while he had no light
and one askcd-"W il the boss Of this
shop?' II nm that man. replied Mr.. Poi.
lard. ADO you want IL jour-" Uourncyinan.)
was next asked, when they clinchcd him, put Il
lnrgc baskct over his mouth, tied him 1T the
hapds, knees. md feet, and then turned him
ovtr and tied his hands to his feet. They thcI
took liis money. Mr.. Pollard only rccoIIccts
seeing them go round setting the room Oh fire
lie managed to work himself to the door, and
then to roll down the staircase, and then he
made what noisc he could against the door
This attracted the ncigIbors, who burst open
the door, and found him in the state We have
described, with the fire making rapid progress
in the store. The alarm brought the tircrlcn
md the fire was cxtingushcd after doing con
siderable damage. Mr.. Pollard il II worthy
citizen, nid has had no difficulty with his men
The police have no clue to the perpetrators Of
this high-handcd villainy.- Boston Post
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
From the Cooperstown Frceman's Journal.
Original Love Story''-C0ntinued

And gently beamed DER them loves colored ray
(The bridegroom and bride Of this balad,)
He said, "Let walk at the close of the day.
My own lovely Sai'-and they sailed.
He plucked her the sweetest and oveliest flower
That scented the path where they wandered
And when she exclaimed "Iet turn from this bower
To roam near the pond"-then they pondered.
And when the glad sun hid his radiant light,
And frogs good evening" had croaked,
Said the BRIDE ''As the moon Is just peepng In sight
Wen walk round the slope''-and they sloped
Old Time softly paused DER the home of this pair,
Nor grief or pcrplexty haunted,
And when the meek husband asked ''What may wear
She answered. plaid pants"-and he painted.
81, like good wife, was his wardrobe her care,
(Negecting It seemed to her wicked)
And when she brought linen shining and fair,
Saying, Wear this, dear Dick''-and he dckied
And when bright bud Of divinity came
To gladden. the horosbwherc IL tarricd
They put to n vote that the young strangers name
Sweet CARRE' should be--and tcas carried!
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
Land Office Appointments.

We notice that the following appointments, made
to Land Offices in this Territory, have been confirm.
cd by the Senate: JOHN II. MCKENNY, Receiver,
and JOHN X. BENNETT, Register, Of the Land OF.
fee located at Brownsville, 10 the Root River Dis.
uici; ROSWELL =. RUSSELL, Receiver, and Man.
Gus l.. OLDs, Register, Of the Office located 10 the
Minneapolis District. We arc unncquaintcd with the
appoinlccs, excepting Mr.. OLDs, Of our city. This
gentleman, since his residence among us, has gath
cred about him friends, throughout the whole Terri
tory, VINO are g,n,ifed with bis advancement TO a
position for which he is abndantiy qualified. both ~
a lawyer and "A thorough business man. From what
we learn Of the other gentlemen. we have no doubt
their appointments will meet with universal satsic'
ton.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
The shortest Passage Yet.

According to u tclcgrnphic despatch from
New Orleans, the steamship United States, mr.
rived there, brings intelligence Of the arrival OF
the clipper ship Flying Cloud, ut San Francis
GO, in the unprecedented short time Of eighty
eight days from New York. This IL the short.
cst passage ever made between the two ports,
aud the Flying Cloud hns only been approach
cd IN speed by herself. having. IN her previous
voyage, made the shortest trip ever made until
tho present one, which surlmsscs the former by
two days. The d@pntch with wllicl, the Fly
ing Cloud wns discharged, WA ~ remarkable
~ the mpidi,y Of her passage. IN seven days
from her arrival at San francisco, the cnrgo
wns ulloadcd ID perfect condition and the veg
scl Ind sailed for Cl,ina--innking only ninety
nine days since she left New York.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03

Major MuRrnY, tho Sioux Agent, who has
been detained below by sickness, renewal Of
bonds, &C., Is expected here on the next trip
Of the Admi,ai.
We learn thut Turning operations among
the Sioux have been pushed forward this
spring with most comncnlablc energy. At
Red Wood. two hundred and forty acres have
been poughcd and planted below Red Wood
the work covers one hundred and twenty acres,
together with the erection Of several buildings;
forty ncrcs nrc under cultivation ut Yellow
Medicine, and eighty acres more In process of
cultivation near aud above Cottonwood. This
looks like making start IN earnest towards
civlizng the sotIs Of the forest md prairie.
We frequently notice accounts of scalpng
going on between the Sioux and Chippcwas.
We arc assured that the facts in such cases
have been very much exaggerated, and IL
would be well to receive nll statements of that
character with u lnrgc degree Of allowance.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03

4 Paris letter writer who calculated the
Chances Of the struggle now going on in Eu-
rope, says that Nicholas is absolute master Of
sixty millions Of people, and taking into con.
sdcraton the number of disposable forces that
France and Russia respectively can employ in
the East if one hundred thousand Frcnchmcn
should fall in destroying three hundred thou.
sand Russians, there would still be clear gain
on the side Of the Gar. It is assumed, Of
course, that the land fighting is to be done by
the French almost entirely. The prospect is
not very nattering to the French and their
Emperor.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
Turkish Bravery.

When crossing ut Ilrchovu, Il single Turk
exhibited degree of bravery, which would
parallel any thing Of the kind performed in our
Mexican war. Tic was II private soldier Of
the Bachi Bayouk, and had, by some means,
been separated from his regiment while rctir-
ing from the enemy Seeing his unprotected
position, three or four Russian troops made u
dash for him. But the Turk, undauntc,. stood
up TO receive them, and us the foremost troop.
or swung his sword to deal the blow, the sol
dicr. by n powerful effort. seized lis horse and
threw him on his launches, and then, quick ~
lightning cleft tllctroolcr's skull. Then spring
ing to the saddle he turned to face the others,
ono of whom, by his uniform, bc,okcncd the
officer. Instead Of waiting the charge. he
shouted the numc Of Allah, and spurrcd TO the
contest. with single hand he maintained the
unequal fight for some time, md ill two ont
of the four ny ech 1T his feet The Ilusaiall
officer still fought brnvcly. but animated by
Inlnticisln and the determination 10 conquer,
the Moslcln seized the officer. though larger
man, by the belt md dashed him like II child
10 the earth. with another blow he hurled
the remaining trooper from the subtle. and So
curing the aiccds. hc n,ndc ls way IN safety to
the Imperial camp, where llis exploit Ind been
witnessed, nlm where h. was dubbed cnptan on
the spot.
merely mention this incident to show that
though much un,lcrraicd by the world IN gcll-
crnl. the Turk hns bravery and courage. and
would. under good discipline, make It eood and
efficient soldier.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-03
A Lady with q Large Heart.

The Deseret Nesos publishes with great gus
to communication from young lady who
signs herself LErrrn JANE LoCKHEARr, in
which she gives many reasons why even young
ladies like herself prefer to marry man with
one wife already, to young man who is COM
paratiyely green in matrimonial improvements.
She says:
81 wish to answer the many interrOgatiOns
propounded to me and my female associates by
our friends. Why is it that Miss b. has been
married to Mr.. A. when l know that she
might have been wed to young Mr.. c., who
never has had wife? Now, once and for oil,
just read what have written, and you have
your answer and will give some additional
reasons for such preference. Those men you
see surrounded with number of good and
faithful wives are men that act as magnets I;
their virtues prepondcratc in that degree that
calls them into notice, and when once known,
are ever remembered. Their conversation is
deeply fraught with WISDOM which shines Us u
bright jewel, and cnlightcns all around them !;
their manly course and noble appearance COM
mand respect and admiration their actions
are the offspring of mature reflections, Great
ing around them an influence felt in the NOR
al social, political, and domestic circles Of life,
although not felt or duly appreciated by the
nirt.
Such men | hope will continue to be re-
wnrtlcd ly the daughters Of Zion and let the
princes apparent (that is, the young mcn,) fol-
low the course Of wise men, and will prophc-
cy that they shall in like manner be repaid"
When II young lady who il represented az
agreeable and accomplished utters such scnti-
nlcnts, IL IL no wonder that polygamy prevails
IN Mormon land but it h beyond our conccp-
ton how women there can eradicate the pa s.
sion Of Jealousy, which is 10 chnractcri tic Of
them clscwl orc.