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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

tsssz yVlth melancholy 1ustre : =. :-.-s-
Looks The moonbenm -thro' the pane,
And turn upon my pillow,
-1s But strive 20 sleep In vain.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

- - - Yet close my eyes moment ssaas
-f.s.s - - And forget It's net the stream.
= TO whose roar SO Oft I've listened
s-r In my boyhood's happy dream
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10

e r., THE UNIoM-IT MUST AND sTAfa BE pREsERvEDa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
- 0petrp.. !.

- Z i mIdllIE ht oEer- -FIOIolco,
= <sals - Ind the noon fs up on high. . ;
= And no sound Is heard but Arnos
-. :, As Il hurries hoarsely by. s1ss.sz,s
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homnc seinblable a caiix do 50 classe
non MOI, e.. Cela ct autre chose Ct
tout dams votre position Of daus a nsie''.
me est un obstacle insarmontable. lie
quelqne cote nej'envisBge IN Vel ayenir
10 ny vols que lutte i,,sensde, malhcnr
spoarimoi et anathemc sur moi Il Csest
impossible MarceIle il inmais impossible
jcsoas aime trnp pour accepter leg s;.1
crliiees don't voas ne poayez nj apresol''
III mnsuferlseteudaie, V0us
name connaissez pas, je lei vols alen.
sVous mo prenez pour lunsreveur lndecis
let li,ible. i Je ans uaiSreve,lr obstille ct
incorrigible. Vom m'asez peut-atre
'lseldnefois accuse dsaiIaeG,tion golis
avez crubqu'nn mot dc ivo,ls ,ac resI's-
neait 4 &C que yoas creyez Ia raisofa
etlayeriie. t,lls.s siis plus malheu.
renx nue sous no pcnsezs et Je vois ~ n
me plus que yoas DC poayez le eotnpreh' !
dre mainlenant. Plus tard soas me re-
inercierez au fond de yos pai,sses d'aYoir
81 as.re malhenranxltout seul. "a sgs,fssia
Plus tard etpourqnoila ql,and I
nuc vonlez yous dire .aisA4 81
& .-4pkis tard, cons dis-je sqnandE Elsous
yeus sscillerez de zee rsve terrible cl
lnn,udit eli je soas nj eiatfa1nee, fl,tsnd
yous retoarneres asfimonde Eet qoe sous
en- paftaserez les tnisrcaiGnls laciles g
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est entire &C inatin dams le port II y
await il bord $500 cn espeees ct
qucIgues coils de mashandises. .af. -
Les journaux de Mexico sont dn -
eourant; s'est peine 81 nonsy latons
jets les yeox, car on MY troase NJ ''o't7
yeles, nj vdfit6., Qnelqacs details sur
les tnouyttnents acs lroupes etdcs instr
ges ponfraent fare tfolre qnc ie go"'
ye,'nanent est ,ictorieux sur 'ous les
points, mais nous sayons qnel dtgFe de
conflance' fant y donncr. NOUS 'es
ttanscrivons pour que ie lecteur nc nous
accuse pas de mauvaiso fol. 1aomtaa
TN rapport du colonel Echcgafy an
l.not,ce ou'etnnt arrive d Pihdad, dana Ie
| Aichoacan, lo Z 7jansicr, i apptit qn,'u'nf'
corps dc TO0 nsntg6s venait dc qottcelr
Ia place. Tiles poprsuit, les ia'tte'nt e'
les 4net IN detoute. ,a4as.3.f.
/ lie colonel Mazana. de son cole, q
mis- cn.f,ite In bande dAngnstln N1o''ne2
ct fait prisonnicr son lleutchani.,
| Arroyo. lin antre chef, Clemente Ser
ratio die dtfait pres dc Pornandico
pris ,t fasillt.
Pres dsArio. le 5 jansicr, lc colonel
Soils delft une aitrc bande dinsnfges
leur tua a,larante hommes CT aemPafa
1 dune piece de canon.
| Mons pourrinns entasser nne centa'ne
de fats pareils. pulses dams El siglo, 81
Uupefsai, Et Hsratdo, sans qoe le lee
tenr en- fat beauconp plus ayancs. Il
ct meme hcilc d'ohserseri que de lcu'
| nultiplicite on poWrait conclpre fne le
gouyerucmcnt do Dlctateur est cer'ie dc
toutcs parts ct qn'il ne reneontre que
| dcs iasurges partout. C'est le cas- dap
| pliquer 10 p,ovetbei aai vcul lroP pfo"'
| ycr, ne prouve tlct.
! lie brick de gaerre frt,heais Obllgddt
/ await paru Gaayamas, asec n 'rs'eI
/ de s'enant,ir des cireonatanccs do Ia
mort de M. de kaonsset Boulbon.
| Les iournanx mtxictins cohtenncn
| pln.ie,rs articles sur h prise dc posses
sion de Ia yallee dc Mtsilla par les
!,tats- tpis. lis pretendcnt que 'e gon
yernemen. amerieain s'etait engage
dillarcr celto mesnre jnsqn'ap,es 10 trace
lie Iii front,ere, le Placement integral de'
trpis millions rctetus sur findemnlte e
Ia iiyrai.on tormeHc do terri,oifc par le'
/ auloriles slnexifaines. On sc rappellcrf
que les romy,issairesy dos deux nations
ont trace In ligne dun eommun accord
III d'ja gnci1aes temps.
Nous accommodation III lecture dc notrt
correspondence .paftculiore: car. malIgrt
lua attaqucs don't il, 4 Gle lc BIT, non fal
ayons coutiance dams Ia vafaclte ct 'l','l
/ ies provisions de no,rc correspondent
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t,El,A pHO'rOGRArHlE.

sr4 aria f.na ehaquc jour do po,,vrauS
p,og,es. Si Get Axi6me tieft pas rtrlclel
menl srai dams ionle4 scs arpli,catlons'
Il e,t ,sermis Dc dire que ccrlaips ats dg
de- nosyelle crerlion fait des progres qnl
dspn.-e,d let,e provision q meme io''t'.
e.ptrnnrr. llc cs nombre est II Pho
fogaphie, dons les dernicrs pas ON
dtoit de nous flonner ct do no,is iiisI'i4'ftear'
e,, n,A,nts temp. III slastrs c,ainter. f,.g
Silif.utsen craire M. sBa,h,nals ~
dite,ir d.i Jonvaai of yManssslo''t aa,oe,s
traI,is.ons isi risnooyitl~, qnelqret sI'eci.
snp,,s do faux "a ttril''fes pa1h,f'1'es, on OF
pour parler ptus ciairemeDtde aconi'!rle45t /
iacol, tte biIipts tiu bnnque ftsr llta pho
togrI.ptis. sort sie nntnfe ! esfilaef lH
vigilance des employees do rfs 'insIit,sa
soa rt Iss soapcoils dii public ,,s,., Slass Ccs
specimens aoslt l'masre A. Nj FoDtayne
vi, dee urpmiprsa atliAies et sda s.irrtto'
,ypic qni ssoisnt Hnu monde. ct ~. ~
th,snnn les ~ vu-, toa, hfs, exainlne'
dana ION a,elier, i Cincinnati. Ce sonl
lev opies lc. plus exaetrs quo =, sole'
pnisso prod irss pour II ypefietsionD de-
pIus reiils details, et lorsqnc Ics epre','
vcs sos,It fiitrs sar sls rapier de billet'
de ba.lons, Nest comple,emeitt inspos.
s,bie. silesne nyer i'xids tiu rnitfcsrore
.de LED Jislingnsr des origita,lx.
q TN .!e rYs laux hillet.. dfpos6 I II
eaiy.c dune compagnie d'nssuranees,
yst rtelli saus tyeillerl nit,Hss sopIeon.
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MANIFESTO DJt CAR.

/
Tn supplement extraordinaire M
t,nrnalQs 81. Pstcrsboafg, dtf 10 t2s)
decethbre, nous apportt, lc ctestc dusama.
uifeste quo l'empere',r de Rassie Went
de publlef, eomina IN APPEL 4 ltnaergie
et sau deyolement de Ia nation faosco-
vile, pour IL poufsuite dc IN gdtrrs ::''a.'
30 'f9 tlli 6l'8O + xH,aF fs0h aHail
ran IA, GRACE On ptEu, NOUS. NICOLAS
rREutrp, EatpEREuR Er AurocnATE
pE rouTEs Li.s RussiEs, fTc i, ~
S rrc., sAvotts rAisoSs': ig tatH
2 I,cs causes de III gierfe, qni date eii.
core, sont pleisicincnt connaes DO Notre
.aiinee ilsussie. Ellie salt que nj saes
.amhilieuses, III dtsir d'obtcnir. Dc nou.
yeaux avansages auxanels Nous n'avions
pas droit, ne Nous onl sersi dc mobile
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-02-04

await dana cca lnrmrs brdlantes CONNIE
un refus inyincitte u atre heureux, com
mo IN adieu etcrhcl toutes les illu-
sions de I,amonr ct dc n je,inesse.
q mon cher Henri s'teria MarceIlc
ouel m,l ayez.vous done rtsola de nous
fairc 4 tous leux Pourquoi ce desespoir
a,,and yous ales IL maitfc dc mn vie,
ouand rien NC nous enpacheplus ds6lre
Fun / rau,re deyaiit Dieu ct dcv,tnt les
hommes Es.-ce done moi, lils qai
est un obstacle entire nous Ne yous
yoas sentez,vods pms l'ansc assez granie
pour reparlir sar hi ane part Dc l'ailJe- j
lion ouc yous aycz pour moi J! Cfaignez
yous d.ayoir i VOWS reprochor On joar
ID malheur ii l'abandon de cot enfans
do mes entrailles
-Votre lils dit Henri en- sanglottant
i'aurais une craintc plus serietse que
cello, dc ne lsaimer pas. Ie crilldri,is
dc t'uilner trop, CT dc Ds pouyoir nc
rGsigner i voiir ~ vic s'engagcr en- sens
inverse dc lii micnne dams IL courant du
steele. L'usage ct l'opinion Me com.
manderaicnt dc ID laisser a.i monde, ol
je youdrais Fen arrAclier, dusse-ie ie
rendre malheureux. paavre Ut malhcn-
reux ayec moi... Non. jc ne ponrrnis, le
regarder avtc assez dsindillsrcncc ct
'd'egoisne pour consentir ! cn fiirc un
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= 4
dou1, aaand vous ne scrcz plus IN ange
ealia ct que yous rcdcscendrez sur IN
lerrc.. ..4e.s3s
xOai qiani je scrai dessechfe par
i.fgoIsmo Ct corrompne par IN flatterie |!
VOLTA ce que yops voillez dire, VOLTA CO
yous nugarez do moi Dams votrc or
gucil saavage sous i,c me croyez pas en-
.pabIe d.enbrssser vos idees ct de com.
nnreu,Ire yotrc coeur. Iranchons le'not
sons nc nc lroayez pasdiene DO yo,'',
.iIenri s1ss1a a'a' 1aHss sl's ss
.--ce ,,,ic yoas ne sdites est aff.eux,
Madann et ccue lutte tic peus % saf-
porter porter plus longtetnp,. l.aissez.inoi voas
luir, car nous nc podvons pas nous com.
prendrc maintcnaiit. =
|. YOU, Mo qaiitez ainsi sslg !.
Non, il he voas quite pts 10 va's
.loin dc. yotre prssence, vois cohtenpier
.e,, moi.mcmc el yons adcrer dnns islse-
crat de MOI, csitr. Je sais sdaHfifs alsr
nellemeut, .,nai. aycc l'espoir que vo'
.mroubliefsz, ,s.vec e. rcpiords d'Avoir 't m de-
,sirs IT reellprchc, votfe affection, avec
i, consolation du noiils de zen avoir
pas lachemcpt abuse. ..5 ..at.. y
/ Aia,lsune, de Dlanchemont set'.it lc-
we pour resenir Henri. Elc fetoniba %
bri.ee sur son banc. y go, - -.
j --po,rqnoi done iayez.ysoluls de'if !
aH,s sa ssaqass eeieFa ssI .stsssaa
asi ssffssy asts4 fgaQs *iI sgsps8
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I.tmor. Il III presses contre son coe'f n
yec passion. Alais s'arrachant aussiIol
i CO moment diyfesses il s'eloigplt 5.e'
rcprit dune yoik alttrac, enInarchant
a.vec agitation derriero 10 hanc Oh elle
dtait issssisc !: sNgs MAJ
- EtssiEjc vous 10 dcmandais, q pre-
sent, CO sacrifice que ln mort DC yqlre
|epoux tcndnht coup stlf, flaoiiis tcrrl'
bile. noins eiliuyant... eg
sfnMadamollde Blanrhemont redesint
pale et s69ie,ise. 4sss
iss4---Henri. fdponiit-ellc, je serais Of
fenseo et blessde jusqa'ai fond d.l crnur
dune senblble pcns6e, lorsque jcl lyiens
de vousiofifir ma mnilt otquu soas sein-- =
sbiex III fcfuser. sassus asss
II ~Je suis bicn malheurcux dc ne rou-
ivoir me fairc nconprendre. OF d'atre
ipris pour un miserable quand JIG sens On 2
linoislheroisme de falnopr !.. reprlt-ll
|ayoc amerlunc. 10 mot vons iE,Arait am
|bitieux 1t doit yous l,ire sourire Dc pl.
de. II Get vrai pourtant et Dieu nle a
tiendra compte do ma so,llraHee.s. sllc
est a,troca ellie est a,i-dessus de mon
courage, pnut.atre.
Et Henri fondit On larmes..
liz doulcur de CO jeune horIirle etaii
| 81 profordh. ct ii sincare que Hiadatne
de DlAnchemont en fat sifrayee, il j
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UN JEUNE KOMME
arI ADDS IpEEs p'oRJENT. ,s.l

Notttdellc dix>hhit ans, ct c'ckt' III
cinqntnie iois quill tcomparaft desantfla
iusticc.eHA hdit ans la t,ibune 10 condam,.
matt il passer six ann6es dams une. maison
de correction, Ct il yfent Dc faire trois n,ois
de prison pour vagahondage ct filouterie..
Anlonrd'hni il cat prtvenu dc vol ct aussi
de vagabondage. -.tsa ...- +.....
/ NJ. le. prdsident.- t.--Notre dat
Mortajelle. Macon; non nmenuisier.
M. 10 president, ,-Lcqucl .des deux .vo~
sypns Eflaa7ai As sslIg4u&E3fHaotl ,s,
Mortadelle, - Menuisier. non macon
mettons macon -menuis;er on menuisicr
macon. f 5"9'
NJ. le president avcz dcux 6ta'sV
NIortadellc.- c.--Jsen ai deds.4 su6 a srd
M. le presidynt.--Vous fsriez mieux dc
II zen avo, quun Ell de l'csercer.
Nfortadclo.A4Je ms dis pms ii.'n, le ne
dis pas oai, cur tniin le.a proverbs dit: q
Faut avoir deu1 oordcs d son arc, s,...5.,...4
NJ. le PRESIDENT. Passions vous Ctcs
prevent &c vagabohdage. yfi!f atIts.F
Mmtadelle. On ms lpr6eieM toWonrs
| trop tard, Oh m'arrtte, pus on me dll.
Nou5 Rlss VfGteHH dc ea-apohu"bo, -"
appelent ca INC prevenir, ct Lils me- mo la'ss
sent pasnlc tcrnps do chercher un local !
e'est des beslses. suoso75 sasna7s M
N. lc president. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
pms. Nous d.es entire chez yun inafcliand
Dc wins, vous vous ttes tait servir bolre
ct i lnanger pour dis-huit sous rnis vous
svez pris HI fuitc sans pAyera8 36 ia asih
Nrortadellc. il n'avais pas'le SON., sllt
M...lel president. Po,rquoil 4 ayezz.yon',
| fat une depeuse que vous ,saylez ~ no pas
pouvoir payer
| Moriadellc. parcc que j'avais falt1 aet
soif Les oiseauS mont pas 10 sou. ct Us
mangent ct lis boyent ct c'cst pas
pour ga peut>6tro quont~ dit qn,''s TO-
lent.a l g5siaia ~ ~. n
+ M ~ residcnt.H Onaiydus q .nrfet6,
puis on vo,,s {, conduit ~ .ppste "a, vons
/ avez yoIe decs volumes appartenant asn'l
capora, ct vou5 les avez tach6s sous votfe
IbIdnse. sHe4 tEH aHsaE4 naa BiAHs4
nIortafelle. Cd, c'est pas pnnissable.A.
NJ. e president Comment, CO nest pas
Ipnnissabe, I'M vol inexcusabe !
Nibftnaelle. C.cst Ia h4th6oriel et In nta>
arasses Pourquoi que jei lessai prissey
t'astpepv lesl Poufquo ape Il l.'|st9l leg Z,
lues 4 C'est pour les apprendre. pourqdoi
les youlais,e apprentice 7 Pour ~ eissagef'
po,nguol vo,hais.ie fn'ensaser 4 Peuraler
tanner le CUR a.,ss Russes d C'est pour de-
iendre les rnrcs. ,pourquoi voulais-je!..
| - 5fF 8ENEa t4EfI.ai A788H Is4stAipl rs
ssMf 10 president. Et ysous croycz qn'o'l
eccep,erait dams les lahss do larnse un
/ hornii1c qiui 4 vos anttceaents 'aipi' 9iil#h'
Mortadclie. DO dis 'qiis u f.us spdtiis
tout, c'tst pour "a que iy' soulais aaleafs
NJ IL presidcnt.a Ish bieal. sachcsJeslles
honlnes do so,rei espoce nc .ont point resu
dams larmce.
MortadeIle. Moi 9aui avait taht envio
de yoir Constantinople l9s ag .
lie tribunal condan,ns Mortadelle q 4trols
Inois de prison. ,se. s,a,. Il aasA -.
fs#88ef&
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Cts AGENTS DU BONNER. ...i /
NLLK-t,sLEAEs

- An. II. Ende, Passage
n,tv..s1rArs de. ia Bourse, No IS,
cacoignure conti.a
.n,.s,os.. Nm. Richard Il Tcml1et.
R.y,xux.Nsuvs. M. Tirmin Dnplessis.
iasnvtlLEs M. II. Brean.3
sr.JAcauEs 80. NJ. hnguate Thsriot.
sr.Js,N hArrlsrE' NJ, Edeard Perret
b. pa.r.i,nranx. Al. Edmond Builiard.
Tm,snnAnx M. Aaolrhe blanchard.
HonmA M. II. Gagna.
nrs u.sx M. Ftichne renisson.
..samr,r,as II. Rodriguez. Cafe Star'
ms,ss r. sy,rar M. Pierre fherot.
p.,s,,a,,ary,T.r,r., p.n II. X. !. u. t'anthier,
,y pabs lea paroissss on nous navons pas ~
.aa..s ,rasetsts, iious pfons Ice Maitres oe
ps.,s n ya,,loir ii charger do fagence deno're
fsutlles t.,.s,,f,. ss..ss4st.,ts s9s st,.s. 45 (
ANNoNcEsfPcur les insertions, annoIlses ?.
.,t. atc.. Ate. RESERVATIONS nssnntles sulvahfs
p.r DIX lesEs, popfl. tare insertion VI 60
Pour 10. insertions suiyantes '::s ;sp eo
Tent abopna qui sondra snspendre son aool.
,e,aeut. devra. preyenir. par 6crit, Eaieot a.
oninze iours "a rnoii,e, avent 70 aa =
Mestre. .sl al Yhi b f54 a5s at 1
On eyscute Alimpriineredn PtoSsIrn ,et GO
xvx prix les plus noderse, toutes erpeces 9 o'''
yrsyes typographi1ueH, (.Jobs) tells auPs soAh- :
rss #sAeruRFs. pAMpHLErss ~ Afoss ETC w w !.
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Dome Il Gotctina, Ie pnatorzieme
t26l io6r duthois dc dtcetnbre, de Pan
de grace mH'hnit-eent cinqnante ouatre,
e., dc Notre itghc lc trentiemc.
a Signe Nicolas.
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Na Hi X lou E.

Lc 7.teanier UH.d6d, yetiAnt' &c n
IvHfi.-Ctvx ,qu i d quitieele 25 couralit,
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plMANcnE 4 TEyRlER 1855,
Conrltloms OF, Do,arnM !:

ADJOURNMENT .l-L' abonnementest pays
bls D AvAsuE. siP H88t#H@ ssa. - ,a,,
rooR uK AN & {: TT; $o w
reoM six Mois &: ::s ai.it::h AipV I'll
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II I-FE7E7F7E e E9E e E7IE7H EEF778
.sa 81 ali a@N u flqas ii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

The Poor OF MASSACHUSETTS, From the
Secretary of States abstract of the returns
relating to the poor, we take the following
facts -
In the entire State, the number of persons
relieved or supported as paupers, during the
year was %, l25; having legal settlement
in the town or elsewhere in the State, 1880 !;
number of State paupers, l2,S14; OF whom
9671 are foreigners, and 7640 of them from
England and Ireland number of aims -hou-
ses, 1872, with 20, 1873 3-4 acres of land, the
whole property being worth Sl,273,907 20 ;
number of persons relieved in the almshouses,
10,9SS; average number supported there, g.,
524; 1927 inmates unable to perform labor !;
estimated value of labor performed, $l8,-
09I co. persons aided and supported out of
almshouses, l2,577; insane relieved or support
ed, S64; idiots, 800. paupers by reason of
insanity or idiocy, 925 by intemperance in
themselves or others, 1890; foreign paupers
who have come to the State within year,
500; net amount of expense of supporting
and relieving paupers, including interest on
almshouse establishments, $447, 300 81.
The number of INDECENT children under IA
years of age in the State, is 206l, liza of
whom are males, and S77 females.
The expense of supporting paupers is great
est in Suffolk county, viz.:-$l29,732 70 !;
next in Middlesex $64, 299 IL; Essex S62.-
1913 04 Worcester 1880 81; Bristol $l0,-
1872 rs; Norfolk $34,l77 AZ; Plymouth
1922 4S; Franklin $l3,7S7 So; Berk-
shire Sl2,399 IL; Barnstable ll,721 81;
Hampden $ll,395 49, Hampshire $lO,-
496 u; Dukes $2,354 90; and Nantucket
Sl,I56 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

RESCUE OF A CHIPPEWA CAPTIVE Girl
Last summer, hunting party of Chippewa
Indians were attacked by war party of Sioux,
and all men and women, save three who es
capped, and one girl who was taken prisoner,
were massacred. The girl before she was
captured, exerted every nerve TO make good
her escape. She jumped into canoe and put
out into Otter Tail Lake, but was Immediately
followed by her pursueIs. When they came
near, she sprang from her canoe, and endeav-
ored to elude pursuit by diving and running
in cluster of weeds; but her doom was
sealed Ihirsting for his prey. the chief, who
was in tee canoe, threw at her tomahawk,
which struck her in the side, and mongled
her in most shocking manner; and before
she had recovered from the effects Of the
wound, this "valiant' chief struck her over
the head with a paddle, and stunned her,
thereby making her an easy captive.
AS soon as he had her in his clutches, she
being young and handsome-he resolved not
to kill her, but make her his wife. Having
already two Sioux wives, their jealousy was
aroused at seeing the third, their old and an
cient enemy, enter the wigwam, and, when
their husbands back was turned, would treat
the Chippewa maiden in the most inhuman
manner, putting Goals of fire on her head, and
decorating her flesh with knives, until sick at
heart, she determined TO put an end to her
existence. This fact becoming known to the
Sioux they held council. and resolved to
burn her at the stake; for the preparation of
which horrible deed all arrangements were
made. The Sioux interpreter, Mr.. Joseph
Campbell, finding this out, determined on her
rescue. Accordingly, he started for Otter
Tail Lake, where he found her, and took her
in his buggy to point where he had stationed
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her at 2 clock in the morning to Forth Rid
gely, where she was put into the hands of the
commanding officer, who had her wants at
tendad to.
When sufficiently recovered from her
wounds, she was brought to Forth Smelling,
and thence sent home to her band. Too
much credit cannot be given to the gentlemen
who thus perilled their own lives to save this
savage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

DIsBANDINe MnITIA.-The Supreme Judi
cial Court, sitting at Worcester, in Oct. 1887,
gave a written opinion to Gov. Everett, that
the Governor has the power with the advice
and consent of the council, to disband any
militia company, whenever, in his judg-
ment, there is efficient cause for TIE exercise
of that power" The opinion was signed by
Chief Justice Shaw and Justice Putnam,
Wilde, Morton, and Dewy. This opinion is
conclusive as to Gov. Gardeners power to dis
band the Irish companies, unless the court, as
now constituted should see fit to reverse it,
Judges Putnam, Wilde, and Morton, are not
now on the bench, land Judges Metcalt, Mer-
rick, Bigelow and Thomas have since been
placed upon it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

ExPELLED.-John S. Rogers, of Boston,
having voted against DIR. Smith, for Mayor,
has been expelled from the Know Nothing
council, on motion of son of John Pierpont.
How long will American citizens submit to
such system of secret tyranny f-Saiena Ga
zette.
You've been humbueged, Mr.. Gazette
How long will you submit to such swindle
There are no such practiees-no tyranny OF
any sort among the X. N's.-Bee.
The Bee knows better than to make this
assertion. Mr.. Rogers aoas expelled under the
circumstances above Standardization TeIe-
graph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

THE UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-A day or
two since a woman so white that the African
blood in her veins was not perceptible on a
casual ohse, walton, passed through on this ia
nous route. She was from Kentucky, and
unattended. She soon found co ored friends,
and so close were her pursuers on her heels,
that they were actually in this city while she
was, and she even saw them, though they did
not recognize her. Her friends despatched
her on the underground, late on Monday
evening. and received telegraphio news Tues
day noon from Detroit, that she was SAFE
Toledo (Ohio) Blade.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

The CALICO PARrY.-There were some four
hundred persons present at the "calico party"
which was given by Mrs. Conan, of New
York, on Monday evening, for the relief of
the poor of that city. The occasion was one
of much enjoyment The ladies were, with
scarcely an exception, clad in neat calico dres-
SEES, all of which we're to he subsequently dis
tributed to the poor through the agency ofMr
Pease, the Five Points Missionary. Many Of
the gentlemen were also attred in clothing
suitable for distribution among the poor, and
II was probably their intention to so dispose of
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-18

New STEAMER Commodore Wander
bilt has proposed to the Postmaster General
to establish new line of ocean steamers be-
tween New York and Liverpool, running ev.
cry fortnight, alternately with the Collins line
so that there shall be weekly mail service by
American ships. Mr.. Vanderbilt offers to fur
nish large and swift vessels, and to receive
from the Department only $4,000 for each
trip, or some 81 900 less than the British Gov
ernment pays the Cunard line, aud not quite
half what the Collins line receives under the
existing contract.