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SIGN OF THE RED CURTAIN,,

- All Pr. sons who want large lot of Goods for
ftie money, will do well to call at No. 81 Main
opposite the Gld Bank, sign of the Rel Curtain. where
goat -..u and Goods Mt reduced prices be had
thF est Kind 1T Goods su:h s, East and West
farI IS be had at 10 trimmings in
Extra IS ceu GInghams at IL cents trimmings in &c
L. Hber every body. to call at the cheapest cash
.tcro eht. nd No ~ Alain opposite the old Bank
ApriI2i. l55t. l9xsic J. w. HaiNES
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Cora mai ~ioncr's sale of Valuable
CITY prOpcrty

FbURSUANT 10 order TO directed fro the
Il WaSas Court OF Common Pleas, will offer at
Public Sale. on Friday, Tth day of November. 1886
tho premises the following described Real Estate
Tae south hal; Of Lot No 81, with sppurtensnces in
that psrt OF the City Of Richmond laid off BY John
Smith
Terlrs Of Sale-One third down, third in two
ana thir in three from date of sale deferred
payments to he secured by notes and mortgsg the
promises, waving valuation aud appraissmcnt laws
with interest from date
W. P. BENTON, Commissioner.
OF. 49, 1856. T.
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.rEa,sfilfus and EgoyHs.

T.. C9rT \ CRAWFORD have She Patterns AMI u
~ tsst stvi@> 81 Ntntas Cloak, Cares sud faiHA~ q
the use - At;aA ilaSyrs ana also
seek u Cloak. nres.iUe Bonnet Trr- ali. =.
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ksag>.

- o;t 4 Crawford have direct from the agents
- af-e trty Of seamless Bags - tho bag OF bale AZ
,eTy 10" frc=s.
4 ,arpet warp cl;. { ard C,rpe; Chain
WI AuI CaIeFri Ceyeri,t WaFu Cotton Yarn, NgcS,
iu- TS4ur. EaIttHS aud Patent Lining. ~
So "a. SC6TT * CRAWFORD.
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Third Arrival,

UR recccnted large trade this season makes II
Vtcessary should be constantly making additions
TO our large selected stock We have received
other third shipment Of Goods this spring from the
East, amongst " hioh many cheap and desirable
Dress G5UC1sa
such a. Chale Grape peEspange Silk Milan Cloth siih
stripe printed Jscoaets. Se Also few pieces
more style fine Ginghams desirable pat
articles, such Trimmings Notions
spending few weeks the tIst
srn cities will continue select and send home
such goods cheap and desirable for our market
Quick sales and small protts IS cur motto
rs Tbnsa ar. have WOOL - sell, vi DO well
: call. SlhAilaN y VIII.
9th month sth. 1886. -o-r
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4 nES5h Arrlvals
CITY SHOE STORE.
Nh q yy.ssy, Gfcnaf


tSCoft = crssv ford have the largest stock q Car
= rng offered in this arket, comprising IS piece
Englis,l NorseI andGnc iagrain, Wool Filling Cotton
Carpets Brsss and En- Elish Tapestry worsed
and coon stair do, s. Druggets Oil Cloths and Table Gov
Especial attentIfn given to this branch
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

We entered protest at the time against the En-.
qWrers commentator Of the late legislature.
crlbing all its shortcomings 10 a Democratic hobby
biennial sessions. II the Legislature were blame.
less, then the party would still be liable to
the hobby was fully as Democratic as the Legi,'a.
ture. This matter Of biennial sessions seems 10 t.
Iustrate Democracy, and may be noted in passing -
Formerly the people elected Legislature every
year But that was considered too often-tbere was
100 much legisation-the wise men sent here spep,
700 much money and too much time To corrac,
the eNil, II was provided IN the new Constitution
thaI the Legislature should meet only once i'm two
years-and sit only 90 days The first result of This
innovation was two sessions in one year Then. nm.
DER Gov Joes stern refusal 10 call an extra session
the biennial eNpedient came into play. The public
business was performed in a very unsatisfact,rv
mode under this dispensaton, and the ,nurrn,,r.
nave oeen gradually swelling and multiplying. until
the great Democracy itself is forced 10 confess IN q,
biennial sessions is failure The result Of this u.
mocrRuc reform is curious and may be summed in ,
word The people are choused out Of one elec,;o,
aud their representatives hold Office two wears ns,e,,
OF one, and have As many sessions as ever Tb,
people lose the fun ofone election and the potci,,
save the expense of
But TO the legislation Of the last Assembly I,
the present embarrassed condition Of the finance
one great object was TO increase the credit Of u.
state aud enhance the value Of State stock To cf
iect TINS our wise men vet out by attacking tb
Banks ia which the State as well ~ the citixsn,
has large interest. aud on which the State ia f.s
TO rely 10 protect H. drafts from protest ro
tue stock owned by the State IN those institutions
authorized and directed and at thc same finn, II,
duration Of the charters is no limited a. 10 dcpr.i,
the stock, aud rcnder sale impossible at par TIA
wisdom Of such course Of proceeding is only via
bic TO the Keen eyes Of Democracy
Another profound stroke Of policy All p,,,ia
hs'e hcen protesting great desire to build up d,
commercial independence Of the south To s,hiev
this, our Solomous put their heads together and IN
poses tax npon merchants on, Of all proportion
f'e rest Of Tue community, which tax is a direc
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN rnr WING

FEssoSLL ESTATE.
Marc. 2IthTEe building Of Clay ard
9Th sts- At ~ O'Clock.
SlstSeeuor. sale OF furniture late
dene- John George, deed Marshall
ApT 2dSAle Of pursuance Of court
Dickinson, Il 4 Co, a 10 O'clock .
dPri ItLarge sale Of furniture United states Hotel At
O'Clock.
Sale at Charlottesville, Of IL
sth Sale ia Petersburg, Ralto MIL" Al ~ o'eloek
Also sale Of valuable land IA AbemsTe
In this brick dwelling on CLAY he
Sern Adams aud Fou-hee streets, n ~ o'clock.
sili-Sale Ia Nelson county % lands
10Th Trusiees sale II houses Grace and Broad
Church Iiii. ~
lIhTu,,ev sale OF lots and Cary street. tnou
used - co,l yArds) '' w.
James ~ 49,
26h.-sae Of III. Palmyra Mills" Ia Fluyanna COUNTY
March 2IthSa Of assortment Of groceries. n,
the warehouse OF Davenport, Allen A Co
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- ToooMNTsy nEnCuANTs.-

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS-A.
49, spring rapidly advancing ard merchant. from ~.
country have began to visit this their We
..ks no little pleasure calling their great
hkptskone that invaluable In all climates all
' has performed
-o'ecd-one that be taken condition. and -., ~
perfect that
prps Ids and Coughs Coc Affections. rrn,,. delhi
Asn. aud frver and Nervous We
PREMIUM blrrkitS.
ana therefore entirely mineral
"h-n an o'hcr regee. have failed, l.n
% sHfe me worst Dyspepsia certified Ro S.
ss aud levers. ate.ed by VIM A. Gregory ~ II,nre .n
Headache certhed Ilayns NJ,
own citizens assert who used SUCCESS dnrIny h
lence ~ the Ch lers In Richmond Immediately c,srsl
aud upooti All symptoms Of that by tb . 49,. ~
bAhktS PREMIUM BfrrERs Indeed We th.,. 10.
been discovered rone Of 50 powerful soothing
AS these B,tcrs which continually
the happcst result The Proprietor Bitter. n anxa. ~,
have ten known throughout the country mi.
put them Ia Country Merchants aud others
pev. as cannot fail TO please All III. BrrrRn.
and judge OF their merits FOR sale following place. at ~ cts
bottles - ' ~ '''s
PURCELL LADD CO. and others, city Of Richmond and
Iod Christian Petersburg, Va; stabe Jones. Lynchburx
"a hing &Toy Norfolk Va Gack Gwshmry Portsmouth, Va.
or Camn williamsburg Va; Johnston Wallace Fr-erieLs
wheeling Va; Thomas, Adam. smihnsd Va nth Will.
charlottesville Va T. p J. Eskdge, staunton Va wnI,.,
~. middleton fsrmvle, Va; w II. Lppltt Wilmington n
Sas sto,t Co.. Washington city Caul.y Hatch
rally $3.50 +''A ''"s"" sehe~
Orders addressed To rn.xrp
Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL.


o.'c. ., rs. VINO, March 20. 1853
ne s-h~es' r..'o nnl'As. the following Of til. hal
s,s :, rs..' VII be observed that The reaction
Br.asad request prices hsv, fr,A.r
sun Xs.ssp s,s % h 1 80, pa.a TO The wss ina. .si
mostly 70 orders. orossrs. ss.sy csSs = held u
sSSss ss;S .i,,s. ro@ s Al .a,.aes
s.Ss,Sy ws sSssss s. .a 1 :.
'i n. none, .-... present. no ,A..,, r..,..
s; ;.. .. q,
g. so cent Money On e.' SsSos EieS.nss London
rao.ns complied nom Mr. r.ss. forthcoming
Commercial Report prepared I'll, stat, De
r r.,.%sa, ,.s'S,.s tn Sa.... nor. III. Initial
1855 H.. 900
pl issS .escscso
rS SpsSa r sss:.d scotland aud S sso
Quantity United England les. is.a
Quantity Of United State. tobacco In Franc. = IN M, ..,.
The var with Ra. A.. largely export. oS.s
. S.,as' nap's.s' in tn. ,,.1sn .r1 The
s iSssoo lbs. being the quantity exported in ISIS
the u,r. in r,s,,ns IS :. aud e'
%. fer ..sy psaas . '@ @o. be
YORK s'ocs exchange, rr., Board .. Tuesday ,A.,
e ,s,sso~ ,os 49, 'as sales .n'an'ns to sa
from the rate. of the day There va. also sale :. the
Second Board nsk Loa.n. close. at 80 Missouri .l.r.
- ,, = ass ,'D anu Indian. a,e' s..
:. the applied IL. sas sSaS pTSs has
There doubt
himself called upon 10 portion Of The Hand.
asked for but these eue end aud therr il ne Other
obstacle In the Of hs i.x ~ ~
Tue decision Of the Governor relieves road from ali
msn and nos the road to Kansas and Branch
viii both ~ ahead
RICHMOND Markets MAncu &c, lisa
robAcCo.-rhe coutluu-s .tr.Ix a, n,~....-
aud quote loose Sass common ss1 ieas
nhd ns f'Gt'S good tIA6ts, ssa6iUk In hhi. com
"oh IuSs, Nsht weighcl ttSGl5E
port tSdt9A nne Tugs t6dt6N Leaf-common t6knTS
m iding kDsA good fsAlt9N hne t9Aftii; extra
and Ia good demand for purpo.-.
seeding willing to send In ,.y
grain -h present prices prevail Receipts therefore
aud Al the time though there inquiry
number OF buyers very hmited-the ners
entered th market We heard to-day that VI d5 offered
declined for LOT OF fair white Our quotations OF good
superior article white AIS Last
u. quotations ranged follows March Goth 81 2th $40
TO- Aprl 81 tluttSSo-showng advance at
''i r season. moi Of lese - cents per 6ushel
has -vn variation In the market since
continue on liberal scale, hut stocks 10
eumuiAie eonsgnees for the part shipping
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
Nest Extraordinary Remed, Known,

n~rHHEE YEARS EXPERIENCE In the AL. Of
0S the "MOTuER's BREAsr CLOTHS,
h.. ..snsd US that there nothing the medical world
which VII at all With them They indeed com Of
the asrsiag mother.
may be said Of sm vhou, Of contradiction OF proof 10
the contrary that they applied any prsvioa " IA.
'saA r''ns q" tbs bfsa" they -l promptly ssy u.
relieve all pain and the gathering nr
hsnSfs us breast should sctusly b.
application and constant them prOdse, such
eond"o" o. The breast a. 10 Insure the pss possible
every soer should keep them by her. and tho
aeu"hs which Always are sent with them for a. abe
- never know What Is 10 have suffering . her breast.
" Ars"Anee OF si~ accompanied by IL cents worth Of
postage stamps VIII the promp by N. MI NJ .,
Of thee cloths To any part Of the Unhsd States.
They are for sale exclusively BY
Apit eNf' wholesale and Retail Agents.
sT fti Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
~ Pull directions applying Cloths. viii .eeomp.nv
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BEYOND ALL DOUBT:
pAartIH's DKpor QOth p.h.,. .



1wus Moss man In this place afflicted with Rh.u
limbs he
move along nearly the whole OF this 10 III
oe unable To his body he told tried ali M. pbx
clans and bought remedy hear and ald NJ,
ui recommend thing which could rely and -birh -
variant We sold him three bottles your INIMENr and
did him,
Then In bed Ia ten days from that he walking about ana
that will Rheumatism, Very R,,n ..,,,,v '
mhtI n.vtns1S
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iafoRfhsf ufcf.ios TRrs-rhy ID r,rr.rs- - vg, -
~ ferartic up f. .
~, ' ht- been iii' ln the i-vv NJ dltv rty ~, 80 ~
~ " ei-fri 80 f t.c bottles frv r..,, 49,
o. y Instructed ue cole 9rs % q fHs d5fy 80 49,.
80 . ~ ~ ft'f ef upon tlfl wiua ana oI.s - ~
~. t'f uff To iolvgl MARKETS isy. i.t,se .t.i
' l4s '.c. Do pr'silcge " Importers 20 N. g.t Il, -
~. IN W. N.'Fe'r Tine n pIr-ltIss ant tim ~ s5.
~ a. ',-l up'n ne rsu. NE ~ u .bi q
~, $50 ~ sel upon tHc invoke va1~s tt.,..s 7,
~ ~ u 'el b. t-ep li 'i'i ..di'v a,-,,r, W
that TIE goods Intended o stpu,, 70 n, s eouectof
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An Important Gubernatsrial Prophecy.

10 he Csica, WasAiag.cn
In the there vii be.
OF issues nev. less than three
The white mans nrst. the Democrat.
The black mans, next with nose right rat
Next 10 the party Of dat nose,
VIII stand the third. the mu-lst-toes
The dst-nose. "BAek- Republican"
Prefers the Mack, To the white man.
And that mulatto, kno~-Nothlng
To the FRO drst, aid viii bring
His mind IL set, he's oss,
To cast his vote that
or Know Schings, OF Sou;S and North,
And thus, I nov proclaim u forth
Look At their ticket, where upon,
FILLMORE Is trst then Dcn-el-.on.
The hrst no longer whg man.
But chsngd by mantle sam.
Chsnsd by Ssmmy's Hp-s.s Pocls,
Prom his frsf wings honest iocss
Wings and nature vaeuums hate,
Aud mongrrls, too, with like fate
And WhEs and nature. TO he
Do better like the negro pure.
Hts eeon-skin. his ersw, well fed;
The HAPPY wool. upon his head;
And then, the Africano'S
Aud then, his ofOr. like tn.
Aud then, his grrard. and his fost,
Aliho the last Is black a
All the-c, all these, they'll better 60,
Than bear that cross, the mu-lat-to.
Cufy-cross, with Cau-cas-siAn,
Suits the kno-No- American.
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to the American party presume he viii be regarded
good authority, and will here rest this branch OF the
snbject and hope may console myself with the reHec-
on that Ear progressed in the examination
OF the propositions Of the American party nothing has
yet been discovered in conflict with rhe Of civil
and religious feeedou"
NJ number will be devoted to the necessity OF L.
gisaon TO offend the time OF residence and TO prevent
frauds on the right OF naturalization MADISON.
III confirmation Of Mayor Woods statement, refer to
the following facts derived from the census tables OF
1880:
The whole number OF criminals in the United States du
ring the preceding year. was 2667s-of these 2,sss
were natives and 1861 were foreigners.
The following table showing the ratio in four Of the
Northern States
Massachusetts,. New Jersey.
Native criminals 1855 Native criminals sac
Foreign do. S.ssi Foreign do 237
New York Pennsylvania
Native criminals S.962 Native criminals 66+
Foreign do 6.3l7 Foreign do 29s
In the free States there lOs22 native criminals
aud 2 ,sss foreign
In the slave States there 2 lo6 native criminals
and ,9O2 foreign
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

n >sToT the AMERICAN VOTERS OF JEFFERSON WARD
49, My name having been az lain la connection with
ses h ue Common Colucu by the nominating
must beg leave to decline ,s Nomination My duty my
with many thanks for the confidence hitherto In me
Am Your oh-dent
p,-,, =, $500, a., - CiAs. J. sINrOS.
nh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

The CASE % ChfEF MArsELI--The Police Commission
es rendered decision on Saturday in the case George
w Natseli Chiei Of Police who lately tried before
them on charge Of being uunataraized foreigner
Judge CaPron read the opinion which concluded with
these points
Let. Tbat George W. Masell was borne an alien sub
jet Of Great Britain
% That hi- father, George Natscl was duly natural
9th day OF May 1877.
Bird. That George W. Mat-el at the tne Of hi. faith
ers naturalization. minor resident in the United
states and therefore became citizen by such naturaz
ton az that time
ith That the specification on which lie has been tried
Is not substautateI
Recorder smith also read opinion arriving ~ the
same conclusion. Mayor Wood conciicd in these con
illusions. but di-seued from some OF tho minor points
made by hs colleagues.
The complaint wa'accordngy dismissed
Ncr Pork Couyi>y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27
Naive confession.

The PsHsyra"iSi, in urging it, party friends to be
CAREFUL in the selection of candidates for the municipal
elections admonishes them not put up with their pos
sesng democratic principles; but in addition must in.
sst on their being "koEe,f and capable -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

hi'siNe ITsstt.-Ihc wfecking schooner Splendid
which sailed from Norfolk for the purpo., of ge,,g of
NE oarque Lean Racer, (oi Baltimore OIL Cape Henry or
Thursday night week. while At anchor on the wreck
vessel va. compelled 10 slp her andhor and pu. 10 ~,
NncelWiich nothing has been heard from her.
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M~ To =.
M,ncu oon IsA

w. TO SAMPSON JONES, Eeo Hing saiI.nei that
during our term OF service CRY GAUGtR performed
'e u9es OF the Office eli enty, and with
"a you ga not receive the nomination the
night and believing that ia that
properly represented. Chat Mr. not In M y
papers that he was candidate, thereby ri,
believe you wouu have opposition, uf have
hrei The meeting and given the many who
~err rfr lett under the
to aEan become candidate for the Office taug,r
hhE1-St- ls3 AMERICAN
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pLTH thos CHtoEoroEN. The Detroit Tribune stotes
ma, The vito Of Horace Wilson Of Branch county Micb
u's1 a'l sunday, from ihe effects Of shug choroiorm
tracing tooth %
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residing near Bdigowatcr Madison copntv c1,,
uered Der four children Sunday lat by emitting tb,
thro"h with en- axe She then made m ntsurca,sfl Il,
fpl 20 cor hrr own throat The cause on the sci i.
'ao 70 oe TIE neglect sud brutality Other husband
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-27

vsuciuse God Nine, rursday evening, the t0t
March is5s ~ ~ w. woodvie M STAFFORD HEEVt5i
4 Hull, YORKSHIRE Erganito Ms tLILABETH diuEh
NILlnII. lal n u ranEr CIuniy VIZ Mo-
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ASorHfH BODY Forsp-Auocter oftls victim. # the
.l"K "' W., i'fy boot N.N Jermy, near PbaIelpbis
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CoNFEssioy -Jtrob Lerair.. ON. Of a., 800 .
i'r 'hooing W. WIN Hatch ~ Camden I.t s,,t',
,', e'' 20 n1ng th" fatal shot We allczc. that b.
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European papers have been much bothered by
the appellaOn OF Black Republicans bestowed upon
the nigger-worshipping party of the North. Banks,
Speaker of the House of Representatives is spoken
ola "a negro" and Gddings another negro, "
and the model Republic is considered fairly under
the dominion Of pure Africans. They may not be
50 far out of the way, might at first suppose
There is type of the African, quite white as the
Csucasian-caed Al5iHo, to which branch of the
family, GiddngS Banks, Greeley, &c. may belong.
II they have the od0r e6o-shiR and Gissdrd; FOOT
of Gov. Wise, all doubt is removed. VIII some one
make the necessary examination, and get Gov Wise
to write letter on the subject to the Continental
newspapers
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THE WiS-ER At THE NoKrn-OPENfSa OF THE SrRAIrs
We stated few dogs since, the authority Of letter
n Detroit paper that the winter had been an unusually
mild one 40 M4cnaw aud that The Straits would prOba.
bly, be free from ice caller than usual The announce.
ment vas unexpected and Of citizens are no,
quite satisfied Of ~ cOrtecnoss We have good reason
for believing Chat this 'kepucsm vi have TO give place
belief We have ndvices from different points Oh Lake
Superior aud they all IN representing the winter
just passed As having been most delightful one. Indeed
from recorded observations feel justified in stating
that the winter has been colder In Kansas than IN the lat
tude Of hackinaw FROM the Lake Superior JOurnsl u
the 1T inst learn that tho winter has been quite mild
Marquette The editor remarks that u has been
the most pleasant he has passed snywhere There
had been storms Of wind At that place since the
middle Of December and communication with Green Bay
had been unnterupted.-C Chicago Prsss.-
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FoUR DAYS on 4 PRAIRIE ~ Snow STORM. CORES.
pendent Of the Kansas Herald writing from Iowa Point
Kausls Feb. 3d. gives remarkable instance Of endur.
ance on the part Of female lie says:
Miss Martha Perkins, who resides five miles from this
place was visit TO her brotherinsw who resides there
On Tuesday last the 18th inst she started walk home
1t -uosing hard the time she started and continued
Her road mostly high rolling praire-thc snow
beating directly in her face. She pursued her journey
with much difficulty until within mile Of home she lost
her way aud aobled about until near sunset when she
took refuge for the night in deep bushy rayine There
n the deep snow, she constructed very Ingenious little
house out Of the tall weeds tat grew by and there
she spc the fret night Of camp life without food sustain
life. OF TIRE to war any clothing except her apparel
shelter her from the the little weed house she had
erected being the only thing she had keep her
sure to the bleak winds aud bowling Early morn
ing she started out in pursuit Of her home aud
ufcly different Afcr travelling all day frequent
y through four feet deep exhausted and atigued
her feet ozen abandoning all idea of reaching home
she stopped and again built her wood hut In this fa
tenement she resigned herself to her fate and il came
well nigh being her last resting place upon this earth.
SHE remained in this situation, at this last named place
from Wednesday until Saturday about IL o'clock when
She had been four days and half and four nights e1
posed ~ the mercess storm the praies The weather
intensely cold. During nights Of her exposure
the thermometer ranged from Is 20 degrees beov zero
She said ~ those Who found her that she slept
ing the whole time believing that il she had sleep
she would never wake again. Her feet badly frozen
but 70 il believed she will entirely recover.