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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-20

BOND e. KEIsLOGG'S, COLUMN.
.,.: Is SsS ia. ever.
wv from rapid Increase theisat
year, benefits resulting from liberal aayertsns
Jus, Arrived As..ae, Inr.n,: s..sk 4
BOND KELLOGGS
Upper Tewn, ST. sPesl, N. 7. -
THE OLD BROWN DRUG STORE
rs again up, depths cellars below
the h otis roof above ST. Anthony street. with the
paul market We have only time to mention few Of the
leading articles. 4e .r.aar ss rma setl 81
WHITE LEAD-aoo Keg. Hand
DAINT houses gentlemen color to ideas.
i call on us for the materials, at the
So called because we do things up that color.
81. l-91T- WINDOW GLASS. 81, = VA
.l.L---. .-,a.l "Let there be kgnt. .a.5 .-'zse.
w by Pittsburgh directly through
all sound and good, ranshpmen the aAPiDs and VI
to reflect light to the people Of for the next i've
n.y. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Glass
What IS the Price Of Putty.
and ind Quit has not rig; ON Hand by the barrel or
Old Brown Drug Store.
a speaking p q t tiS%s re %aSs us Of
the bale, sack, pound and cheapwherc's the
sswers9 wewan' all the good h"sssTyes in the Terri
a@6-y City Drug Store, Upper To,cn.
WITH QUIZ re- nsD2 F. To GA; Tas TIMES.
l. Diarhaa, Cholera Morbus, &c.
This offered the people of Minnesota by the
propretor with utmost confidence entire
Druggist and Chemist,
st. Anthony ST., st. Paul, Minnesota.
~ We Buy Largely for Cash, =
ZEAL closely in buying, and Sell iberaly hence
Our win be repenished week until the
close of navigation Give CALI and will your advan
~ .'f, N. y: KELLoGc, as
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
aug5-y St. Anthony-street, Upper 81. Paul.
nURKEE's Chemical Yeast Powders; Corn Starch, Farna,
Arrow Root Tapaso, Sage, Cooper G,atine and every
Cali at the GOLD BROWN sDORE."
We again to the of whom this
are strangers e SE Fl ee p 'SSTns REMEDIES
BONDS PREPARATIONS, q
A fresh supply always on hand.
w articles receipts which, the 80 'e Thous-
and Dollars was paid few years s-. now In our pos
preparations stood test thirty
people of year, yet
been Of the most gratifying character.
We name sc sS sh1 x RS'GSps PLASTER,
for in the SAVE
for CUTS burns %I bruises sores &C. o,xrurx
BONDS PILE OINTMENT, arf
remedy '01 BONDS e, SDSs g GOLDEN Sei OINTMENT,
remedy for the B IseS aDs s1 EYE hees saIyE
for sore, weak and infamed eyes.
BONDS COUGH SYRUP,
coughs colds,
81 BONDS ETHEREAL FLUID, $50 Enn[
for cleansing paints grease,
&C., without injury to the most delicate textures.
articles kept Druggists, at the lowest possible
rates.
TO PHYSICIANS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES.
YOUR particular attention is respectfully solicited. Having
employed the manufacture Pure Chemicals, and
Prescription cities of Philadelphia and
Janero Is years, profess to understand thor
oughly continue the Prescription Department.
OfO pStab
the BEST freshest and Chemicals and
tracts, celebrated English French, and American
Manufacturers, their careful, and s
pounding claim not to be exceled. ]. W. BOND.
Apothecary and Chemist, City Drug Store, Saint Paul.
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A CosrLY GRArIHIcArIoN.4We have heard it
stated that the costs of the Rev. w. j. Alban, VIZ
car of Mevagissey, incurred in prosecuting the
fisherman, Thomas Dunn, for not taking OF his
hat in the churchyard, have exceeded S200s-
Plymouth, England, Journal. ,-. .-,tt
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ESTRAY HEIYER.

L. u. WAIT & CO.,
nEALERS in Groceries, Provisions and Cfockey, Third st.
IL st. Paul. aug16-Wf
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GTRAYED.

KBD AND WHITE SREBR, supposed b BE 4yeau cd next
IA Spring. branded C. s. the night horn, win be found at
the residence d. Williams road between H. Pam
Seeng. Sid Ssss taken the llth day
January last = - - y - y -
Sebs-lnw JAS. D. WILLIAMS.
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AME the last Of Nov, small pale
~ red heifer, supposed to be yean old. - .Gt
property, pay char
and take her At me stock maret miles from St
PAM the 81. Anthony. t-f SAMUEL ROSS
Ian. 1Gfh.
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EPIFTY DOLLARS REWARD win be paid 70 any party who
information Of thieves that have
cpty cut down the shade trees on Snssa, Rameys
s6djos. fhetreey were pFnepauy sD1e1 -
scribef's hove. 4. vAIC8 BROWN Z
er-er-s - ~t-As~@k
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JUST RECEIVER!
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BONDS WORK ON MINNESOTA.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND COPIES HAVE ALREADY SOLD OF
"MinnesOtn and its Resources" In 1854.
WORK of 400 pages, handsomely bound and Illustrated.
II which is added Campfire Sketches with map
of the Territory. By J. Wesley Bond.
Sixth Edition. enlarged and improved to the present
published in New York, and the work is
still selling rapidly all over the Unon
For sale at BOND Il KEILOG(i'S
City Drug Store, st. AnthOny-st., Upper st. Paul.
And all the Bookstores and otes and board Of all the
Upper Mississippi Steamboats,. aug5-y
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-02-20

MINNESOTA AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

The Minnesota Republican holds the following
language on this subject:
May be We are mistaken. May be the sources
of our information corrupted. May be the
presses of the Territory which oppose tho Rail
road Charter, are subsidized into the service OF
disappointed and desperate land-sharks, and are
playing a tremendous game of Misrepresentation
and living But the evidence that 1t is SO has not yet
appeared. Evidence against the Minnesota and
North Western Railroad Company has appeared.
The whole country knows, or my know, that
said Company is endeavoring to obtain and hold,
by fraudulent tenure, vast portion of the public
land in this Territory. Equally palpable is the
fact that the Charter, which constitutes their on
" title to it, imposes them so few restrictions
that many valuable interests Of the Territory IS at
their mercy. 1t is notifying to see our Legisla-
ture refusing to give the people of Minnesota the
right to amend that Charter after ten years; and
refusing to require of the Company guaranty
that they will act in good faith with the Terri
tory. But more Notifying still is it to see that
honorable body refusing to repudiate the acknow-
lodged fraud and forgery by which that Company
seeks to secure to itself the lands granted by Con-
gress to Minnesota. We have never yet been
able to see the faintest shadow of q claim by
which they could hold the lands, after Congress
repealed the granting act but men wise in the
law speak profoundly of ''vested rights" and
bench of Judges gravely asserts the validity OF
their title and it seems likely to stand, unless
Congress annuls the Charter. Even then, we may
perhaps look for decree from court of high ju-
risdiction, giving to Company without Charter,
lands which Congress determines not to grant )
There is pretty good authority for the opinion
that ssthe love of money is the root of all evil )"
and if the unwritten history of all the manGuvres
by which these strange and contradictory events
have been brought about should ever come to
daylight, it would be astonishing to multitude
of outsiders if it did not disclose most sue
cessful experiments in the chemistry of Wall ST.,
temptations. If the suspicion of being access-
BILE to such temptations should make some of the
chief movers in this grand game raise the charge
of uncharitableness, they may reflect that such
suspicion affords the !ypossible solution of their
conduct.
There is subtle method of reasoning by which
1.-THE friends of the Railroad Company are warping
the public conscience into acquiescence with the
wrong. Next week some attention may be given
to that branch Of the subject.
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I E T. a'a-' NOTICE.

]. A. KOBERTS, Of the late frm Of
- WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBE RTS,
said firm, the proprietor is
I'D public, superior quality than
presented, such the imitation Of all
Fancy Mantle Pieces Marbed, and initiated
Paors decorated and painted in coo,
ranted equal to the Paris or London style. F'"
Specimens calling at the residence
J. A. Rs opposite the Rice House, No. s, St. Anthony street.
st. Paul, aug30-y
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. wAKEFIELD I. Brown,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW, Holmss ST.,
"a opposite the WATSON House, Shakopee Scott county
WIN attention the business Of their profession
this and adjoining Counties Claims bought and sold In
formation with titles free Of charge
]. D. WAKEFIELD. nov62-w.ly L. u. BR0WM.
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01CoND series and new supply Of ne at sies received
- by Express, and for sale BY =. H0wIfZ CO.,
ge(yUNNY Memse1 q Tosesen Landsjo By Ars. Hsf1s
- Deech0 Stowe, Just received a ~ ss1sl - .gsf .
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WANTED,
TT NFURNISHED Room Rooms with board for Gentle
u ,hs wife and child (he middle upper part
preferred note dropped in the post Office, boz 3o2
will meet with immediate attention.
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Drs. BILLS 4 NOYES, - h1E-o
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH, -
No. IS Fourth Street, ST. Louis, No., Lewjs GroseHs
rt... Hat and Fur Store.
~ REFEREHCEs: EJ satHG- = -. r
Rev. D. G. Estes, Messrs. r.. Il. Miller Co.,
Mr.. Jshn R. Hammond, 6 Townsend, Robinson
Nessrs. z. A. & s. H.. Fi<y, EtE & %.
DIR. Vanzandt.
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NEW YORK BAZAAR. i.,., &
New Goods! New Goods!
TUST received the War Eagle, assortment Of
d FAN Goods, comprising e.s III 81 .-a e..
Staple and Fancy Goods; Colorcd and Black Silks;
Hosiery, Embroidery every description
assortment side Buffalo. Ladies
call, examine yourselves, will be pleased
At the old stand of VIM. H. Forbes, opposite the Banking
Borup & Cakes. septt r..
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PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
A. g. BkISB1EE, N. De- Medical Examiner for st. PAU.
Nett accumulated cash fund the LIST January 1854
securely and probably invested according to the
dividend cent declared all policies
the whole term Of life, the 1853 for which, certificates
placed the credit Of those having notes charged thereon
cent Interest II paid in cash all dividends previously
clzred.
The success Of this company has fully
Of the principle which IL founded
miums are believed TO be ~ low regard security
justify, and its losses are eqtab and promptly adjusted
pad no techncaties required establish
death Of parties insured but only such proofs prudent
weud require In The disbursement Of his own funds.
Have insurance life the benent
family? ARE they fully proeeted By Insurance life,
from the evils that arise
1t time Of embarrassment, perhaps utter insosssny3
erst ~ .fcr ga GEORGE HEZLEP, Agent.
Once opposite the American Hotel
Rard Yrn>r 0-ke
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TROLLERION-The Receipt making this Ceebfsted Com
N pound aely introduced into this country Will be sent By
the subscriber the United States Canada, for
81. The KROLLERION will the hair in the most
beautiful having the coarse and
couth looking hair, transform into the MOST BEAUT
FUI by the this article The ingredients will not cost
over II CENTS and with this receipt make equally
good that sold at - bottle II preferred
receipt, directions preparing It IN liquid
Send all letters postpaid
t}s '0flft ~ fls]9a s II. A. FREEMONT,
Jan 3o-w3mo. Warren, Trumbul Co, Ohio,
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DAYS DRUG STORE!
CORNER OF THIRD AND CEDAR STREETS. .,.
AN Offering the largest and by the est seecte
stock of Fresh Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Paints Oils
Varnises, Dye-Su, Perfumery, Window Glass and Glass
Brushes, Fancy brought THE Market
conditions upon which purchased them enables to
prices below what has heretofore usually been
the goRg for the same goods r. .taI y
My entirely complete for the Fall nd
Trade. receipt goods
navigation, afterwards Ex
People calling Goods in
that have not got. keep every thing in line Of
business.
give my personal supervision Prescription and Phar
maceutical Department of my House.
-l'f DAVID DAY, M, d.
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SADDLE, HARNESS AND LEATHER STORE,
At the old stead In the Rice Buldsg, ST. Anfhoay Sssf,
NTHERE may be found general assortment Of Saddles,
w Harness, Trunks, vases, Carpet Bags, &c., &C.; Brass
plated Carriage Harness, double nee
whips, Lashes, Haers, Riding Brides &C,
Upper Leather, Calf Kip Skins Lnines,
Lasts, Pegs, thread and nails, coed asBcrment.
made order, repairing done short netic4sms
ready pay only. lmyf5-lyl A. =. Sf0Pr0RD.
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COIN
VIEW YORK BAZAAR AUCTION H OUSE,
ST. PAUL, ST. ANTHONY STREET ..-ai.-.
MOSES L CLELAND,
D.. rsf.... JOB B e RS, .--...-.-. a.i

. PAY YOUR TAXES! TIT z
NOTICE hereby that the duplicate Ramsey
county the 1854 has been placed in hands with
the attached requiring to collect the
Owners of real estate and personal property Oude Of the
limits Of the city Saint Pau will therefore take notice that
all taxes assessed against them must be paid Immediately
authorized George Hezep collect the same; dupl.
cate with the in his hands and will be found at his
offee, opposite the American Hotel In Saint Paul.
Promptness Of payment viii tIme trouble and cost.
ga A. NJ. FRIDLEY, =
~ 80. Sheriff Of Ramsey County.
Sherin7s Once, Saint Paul, Oct 25, 1854. oct27-f-
I NseSant please
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C. b. ADAMS ,
C.. b. ADAMS.
Law and General Agency Office, Washingfon, D. C.

Office, Washingfon, d. c.
ENCES:
Col. VIM. Schouler, Editor OF
the Cincinnati Gazette.
s. d. Hubbard, late p. II.
Geii'l, Nlddletown, Conn.
Hon. W. Fl. Seward, N. r.
Hon. Reuben Rebie, N. 7.
Hon. VIM. Cullom, Tenn.
Vim. T. Bascom, I'd. Columbus
(Ohio) Journal.
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington,
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". !. MARSHALL, IA ta. ,. N. MARsHALL.
MARSHALL L CO.,
VIyHOLESALE Dealers SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON,
w Cast and Piow Steel Nails Anvi Bellows, Vices, Hand
Sledge Hammers, Elliptic Springs,
Buggy Boxes Chains, &c &cs Junction Of
Third and Bench Paul, Minnesota. my16-1y
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: :
large wooden ware, willow and an
inny articles belonging his line too large to ennuner
f.-...... .-r B.. 4.
constantly hand Flour, Pork, Lard Bacen Butter
kinds Of grains. t.- t..--
Oct. 10, 1S54-tf
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ek Pipes old Port Wine. . -,r..f -,.-,.,-. =.
AZ do Scotch and Irish whisky.
20 Barrels old Nonongahela whisky. ~ a. 509u'f
ll1 do Double Rectined do. rr- fs.,.
do Scotch Pine Apple
- Pipes old Baltimore, Gin. =
lk7dl do Holland do. eEfT r.ts s-r ts.
Barrels Wild Cherry Brandy. b, .7t-...-
4 do Baritaron Rum.
q 3 do La fouTche Rum. ~ -isfI til.f
2 do Jamaica Rum. .f-t q. l.ar--. 81
20 Baskets Heidsick, Crown CO.; Champagne Wise.
90 Dozen plain and nuted Bar TumbleTs.
RI y ABSCINYHE TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C.
Anof the above Of superior quality The Brande
Scotch and Irish whisky, direct from the Custom House
guaranteed pure, imported and win BY sold BY thequa
eesk, possible, above
eharges Call and Try them. and Judge for yourselves.
THOS. CALDER, Empire Ssioon,0
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Lay and General Agency O
RErERE,
T. N. Newson. Esq. st. Paul. {
Edwin G. Bailey, Boston P. O.
Hon. Jno. 2. Goodrich, Stock
bridge, Mass.
Hon. Truman Smith, Conn. II
Hon. Henry Bennett, N. York.
Hon. Ex-Gov. Jones, Tenn. L
J. II. Jones, Esq, Cincinnati, %.
VIM. ]. FlacG, e p. S's
Hon. J. C. Wright, sc f.
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/OUR respectfully solicited. Having
employed in the manufacture of Pure Chemicals and
Prescription business the cities of Philadelphia and
Janero, years, profess understand thor
will continue give the Prescription Department
whole and undivided attention.
purchase only freshest and Chemicals
tracts celebrated English, French and American
Manufacturers, and their careful, accurate and sk conf
pounding claim not to be exceled. ]. W. BOND.
moth and ity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06
PERSONAL.

go. Gen. Jesup, Qusr:ermaster General,
Z. S. a, returned TO his post in this city, e
few days since, after some two months absence
at tue Vest, whittier be went on tour Of
duty. His numerous friends will be glad to
hear that be returned In excellent health
though while absent he was a sufferer from a
severe attack of fever
80. We published, several days ago, an ar
ticls of the New York Evening Post, contra
dieting tho report Of th" engagement of Dr.
Kane to Mss Msr.aretta Fox Bat tSe Time.
says that the Post had g 10 reason 10 eolt ira
diet lie ielort, " aud adds This young LADY
is said to have retired long since from ali asso-
citation with spiritualists, and spent the time
OF d.. kane's absence with his aunt, lear
Philadelphia, from whom she has received
destruction. She is said to be a beautiful,
puIe-lainded, and amiabls gill"
80. The milan mail brings the Intelligence
that an attempt had been made on the life of
Sir Henry Ward, the Governor Of Ceylon, By
O Cmgaless. Had the uoyernor not bee
armed with pistol, tie consequences might
have been very seriCus
80. The widow of Aijor John Paulding, of
revolutionary memory. died few days since
at her residence In Peekskiil, New York, g,d
IL yesrs. She bore most exemI larry charsc.
Ter, and Vas highly beloved by all who came
.... Rev TheophiIus Fi3ke (haying Several
years silce r5tGrr cd to his occupation as A
Uh,veisllist MINISTRY has accepted the invi-
titiCl 20 lecture on tie subject Of slavery, at
the WLitestOwn On. y Seminary. He pro-
posss u give n 81 south side view Of the
"p;cuiiar institution"
.... Bishop Meade had Lis pocket picked.
last week, in the carr on his way to Rich
mJnd. Tee thief abstracted his DOG Ike t book.
containing some ff;y or sixty dollars in money
ana valuable papers. the money was retained
ny the t-lef, but the pocket-boOk and papers
Were t'roWn aside and subsequently, recov-
cred.
80. match game of billiards for So. 900 l.
to be played in New Orleans soon. between
two CreolelsdIe VI the " g. st responsibility. -
Those women are said TO have few eouols AZ
the game, even among gentlens- in tas Uni
ted States.
80. Pits *. has conferred on Count Buol
the Austrian Premier, the grand cross lin dis
lnordst Of the Order Of Plus on Baron ds
Bach the great cross Of the Order OF ST. Georpe.
and On Count de Thun that Of the Order Of
81 Sylveetre. These horrors have been CON-
ferred, i. is said by his Holiness, in order 20
testify his high satisfaction to those Ministe re-
at tie conclusion Of the recent coDcOrdst be-
tween Austria and the Holy See.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-06

Close OF THE FAIR.-The eighth annual
fair ofthe Maryland Institute closed last night
on which occasion all the halls and galleries
were crowded to their utmost capacity. Be-
fore six o'clock the main hall was pretty well
filled, and in a short time after nearly all the
machinery was put to work, presenting q scene
Of great activity nequalIed since the opening
of the exhibition. At eight o'clock, Hon
Joshua Fansant made short address in which
he thanked the public for their patronage and
spoke of the fiourishins condition of the Insti-
tute. The awards Of premiums were an
nounced The exhibition mas been among
the most successful ever made by the Institute
not only in regard to the number of our visi-
tors but in the number Of deposits of entirely
new inventions We are glad thus to see the
efforts Of the Institute rewarded, as il is calcu-
lated more than anything TO else to elevate
tie mechanic TO his proper sphere. The fair i.
over and with il the eXoitemcrt which as ex-
listed for several weeks past. La a few days
the city will resume its ordinary quiet and all
will enjoy season of repose after one of ex-
traordinary activity.-Bait. american.
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TO HOUSEkEEPERS.

n ABOUT TEN DAYS WE EXPECT OUR
new supply ofIa est style Of SILVER PLATED
WAKE, and are determined to close out the few
articles left on hand at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
viz:
Complete Coffee Sets, double silver plated, from
Sl5up
Cake Baskets, richly chased, frcm 81 up to 90
Cas:ors, OF s, 8 and glass, from IS to &i2
Walters, from 50 so up
Coffee Urns, lea Kettles Egg Stands, Toast
Racks, Spoons and Forks, etc etc
The quality warranted to be double plated oa
white metal. N SEMKEN
No. $50 Pa avenue, be-. 9th and 10Th s.s
ov6-2w
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Capture Of Grenada.

e, We yesterday published q synopsis Of the
events attending the capture Of Grenada, the
capital Of Nicaragua, under the lead Of Col.
Walker, the notorious nlibustsr, and now add
few of the particulars:
\, "After . march of four miles. the little srmv
came upon the outskirts of the town: upccu.
sciously their pace was quickened; at last the
order was given to advance in double-duick
time, which was done with cheer At length
the old western whoop was given, which must
have aroused many a slothful guardian from
his couch, and the whole force advanced on
barricade in one Of the streets, and gained the
plaza without any resistance. At this point
some little fighting was done, which resulted
in one killed on their side, Ia native drummer
some fifteen Of the enemy killed and several
taken prisoners. When the fighting was over
n few Americans had their attention drawn
towards the San Francisco church by few
shots fred out Of the belfry. Upon arriving
on the spot they found about eighty prison
ers-men, women, and children-in the most
abject state Of misery, and in chains, all Of
whom were Immediately released
The city being secured, the next step was TO
get possession of the fort. This fort is situate
about mile east Of the city, and on the banks
Of the lake; it mounted one twenty -four and
two eighteen Founders, and forty armed men );
iSE tiio dSsdOit, Lieut. SOl ollmdn anu twenty
ave Americans were detailed. On arriving at
their place Of destination, they got a warm
reception from the enemy, who were stationed
behind logs, posts, and boats drawn up on the
beach the gallant Colonel ordered his men
not TO waste shot until they could draw
on the white of their eye;" advanced eau
tiously, but cooliy, when they commenced a
brisk FIRE, which drove the enemy through
the fort and into their boats When charging
on the city, Col. Hornsby led the American
battalion, and though there were many fast
ones in the crowd, the Colonel kept his posi-
tion in the van, being the fret on the plaz a
and burning the first powder on the enemy
with his trusty and well tried rife. General
W alker, with his usual GOODNESS and bravery,
was every where conspicuous, the profundity
of intellect displayed in his generaiship, rails
ing him still higher in the estimation of his
fellow soldiers. Thus ended the battle of
Grenada, the Sebastopol of Nicaragua.
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DEATH OF MURDEREss The Chambers.
burg Pa Wing records the death in the Jail
at Huntington, PA of Elizabeth Harker,
who had lain there under sentence of death
since the fall Of 1853, for the murder of her
husband, and afterwards Of her sister, by poi
son. She was IS years Of age when she COM
mitted the first of these murders.