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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15
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THE NEWS. {

A mail arrived last night No news Of imlsr-
lance. riot occurred at Columbia College on
the 18th ult., between about loo students OF
said college and the citizens Of that place. The
chief of police and one of the students were kill
ed and several others were not expected to live.
The excitement was kept up for several days;
and six military companies were ordered out,
but order was finally restored.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

a man that hath no virtue in himself ever
enveth virtue in others; for mems minds will
either feed upon their own good, or upon 9TH
ers' evil; and who wanteth the one will prey
upon the other; and whose is out Of hope TO at
tain another's virtue, will seek to come at even
hand, by depressing another's fortune.
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The TArrLsa.-lThers is no being on the
habi,able globe more degeneratef and more
contemplate than the tauler. Vicious princi'
Piles, want Of honesty, servile iheanness. despi-
cable insiduousness, from its character. . Has
he WITT In attempting to display i he makes
himself fool. Has he friends7 BY unhesi-
tatingly disclosing their secrets, he will make
them his most bitter enemies Does he covet
favor from any one! He attempts to gain 1t
by slandering others. His approach is feared,
his person hated, his company unsougfit, and
his sentiment dispised as emanating from a
heart fruitful with guile, teeming with iniqui,y
loaded with envy, hatred and revenge.
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A Revolutionary Relic.

4 relic of the revolutions in the shape of an
old rifle, has been shown us by Mr.. William
Bcrlow, of this city. |, was dug up within
the limits of FIa,bush, Long Island, or near
the battlefield, and was found by young man
named Lott, about IL years subsequent to the
battle The spot where it was buried was
abou, 200 yards from the position occupied 10y
the American lines, and this weapon very like
~ did execution upon the enemy. 1t appears
to have been used by one of the soldiers III
."Morgan's Rifles" Judging from the lock,
(which is preserved separately from the gun. IN
Il rusty and drcaycd condition. The rifle is a
.'snooth-bore," and the barrel was originally
almost six feet long; j, has since been cut oil
to the extent of ii inches, and has been fitted
10 new stock, the original brass mounllnGs
being preserved. The bore is rather small
the tarre! is fitted with silver sigt-piecc, and
is in an excellent state of preservation. 1t
shoots ball now with great accuracy. When
discovered this Interesting relic OF old times
was buried in the earth. 1t was loaded, and
the ball and portion of the powder are pre-
served The initials Of the owners name
(prol ahly,) are cut in the reverse side on an
old silver coin Of 1869, which had evidently
been ground down and polished for that pur-
pose, and fitted into the shank OF the breech
1t is intended to place this old gun in the KEEP
ing Of the Brooklyn Institute. Hartford Times.
A CURIous SUIT FOR DAMAGcs.-A suit for
damages has been commenced against Martin
Wigand, a respectable German citizen OF
Slaunton, va, which originated from rather a
vi0lela mode of courtship. The Vindicaor
gives the following account Of his getting in
10 the scrapc:
Desiring TO marry, he employed friend TO
enter into negotiation by letter with German
lady in Richmond, (whon he had never SEEM
for the purpose OF matrimonial Partnership
The terms We're agreed upon The ladys fare
paid TO Staunton, she arrived few days ago.
and Oh landing. wcnded her way to what she
considered her future home. But. alas, for hui
man hopes.
The lord of the snug little mansion spurned
her from lis door, and bid her be gone in in
su!ing language. Indignant at the resul, and
chaled with the disappointment, She fastened
10 friend and asked his direction TO a barris-
ters office. When there, her case was stated.
Wigand was sent for, with view to compro-
mise the difficulty. lie arrived, and when ask.
ed for the cause Of his conduct, he fretted and
fumed, and declared he ''woud have no cat in
the bag ; it was not for day, but life time,
and he would have none Of it. The lawyer
and friend having exhausted arguments in vain
to induce him to fulfil his promise, and pay a
reasonable damage, suit was slapped upon
his back, which, before he is through with, will
open his eyes to the folly of counting by mail,
and ,rifng with the affections of ladies, even
if it is leap year.
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M. o. wALKER'S
STAGE RaA LINE,
SAINT PAUL AVID DUBIQnEi
Through 10 DUBUQUE in Four DAYS.

Through TO dubuque IN -Four Days!
rI,HE Proprietor Yelling public that
he running tri-ecky line OF Stages for the
Mails Passengers between ST. Paul srd bu
MAILING giving three
nights sleep comfortable stopping places
asst two days any other having
with good and Concord Sleigh
relay every fifteen miles three trav
ing on anfy, icse especial business VIII
comfort keep time. lie
himself he cannot fail
fully s,cfs patronage travelling public.
~ -. Paul. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
Once opsssit< House. the
s. g. kATHBONE Ag't. 81 PusI.
81. Paul, Yeb. 6, 1886
~ New York, Boeton and Philadelphia
"a procure their tickets at this Once.
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Horse! A Horse! MY Kingdom
for u Horse!
RICHARD is HIAfSELF AGAIN!


'NE undersigned takes this opportunity Of Informing his old
and the public generally, that he has opened
Sale Stable In the tn. Feed Store of wm
F. htrshorn, Third, between Jsckso,ssnd Thrdsts.
Particular attention paid the sale of Horses. wagons
bussy Nc Having had experience in that lire than
any other Territory he would Just th'- wish
ing TO dispose OF will find u TO their
TO give him call.
F. r. COLLINS, Pioneer Anctonc~r.
p.-fcr>Ns w>h to VIII ind
at the Feed Store OF Vim. Third street.
ta30-tf r. Y. G.
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-T The grain crops OF 1855 in Illinois, are
estimated thus: Corn, lS0,OOOOOO bushels /;
oats, barley and rye, so 900 900 bushels; whca,
2O,OOo,OOO.
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CT Prosby Colebridge, during one of his in
tcrmnable talks, said to Lamb, s.Charlcy did you
ever hear me preach % II never heard you do
ANYTHING clse,'' was the prompt and witty reply
of Lamb, which has remained favOrte by word
TO the nreSent uav.
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CO Lawycr-a learned gentleman, who res
cues your estate from your enemy and keeps i
himself.
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
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PREMIUMS T


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LEONARD SCOTT X CO., ~.
81 Gold New York
n. BIZ g. Co., recently pnbIbed. and have now
for SALE the 'FARMERs GUIDE by Henry 81 ~ 10.
burgh, and the Prof. YSc College, New aven compete
vols octave containing pages steel si GOO
engrAvings. Price Muslin Binding %. Jsn4-u
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Cw" An lrishman describing the trad 'nS pow
crs of the genuine yankee said:
8. BE dad, if he was cast away on u diSOlatc
island, he'd cit up next morning, and 60 round
sellin. MAJ to the inhabitants"
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CT Gold and silver are metals quite too heavy
for to carry to Heaven; hut, in good hands,
they can be made to pave the way to 1t.
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MAR RED:

Cg5- Moderation is the silkcn string running
through the pearl chain of all virtues.
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ATTENTION! READ!
RoOts f. Shoes at Wholesaler

Boots & EhOeS AT WhOIeSaIEy
HtALL at G. e.. Hoffman's Boot and Shoe Store, AMI
~ examine the BEST cheapest largest assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES IN ST. PAUL,
splendid variety all kinds, his and will
be offered at Incredible Low Prices. The Inducements this
establishment public really and
nothing but overwhelming OF excellent plan
quick sales and small profits will desired
Mark scale Of retail prices:
Ladies' Caters from ST. IS to 81 50.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers 75c to 81 50.
Misses and Chidrens' from 25c to 81 50.
Mems, Boys Youths all kinds
ton, every article lre fouhd
sel9-tf C. C. HOFFMAN'S, Upper Town.
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DIED:

this city Typhoid Fever r. SEYMOUR D!BBE, aged
ceased formcrl. CRANKY. Conn.
Tie held at the Smelling House, Thursday,
18th, NJ. The friends the deceased
respectfully invited TO attend.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15

y" He who gets husband for his daughter
gains son; and he who gets bad one, loses
daughter.
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LOT FOR SALE-RARE CHANCE.
LOT egiely situated Cspitol, worth $1,000, Of
~ fered for sale frr 800. inquire
d-6-H WILLIAM G. ToNsEcA.
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THE ONLY HAT MANUFACTOKY IN MN
NESOTA.
ATEhavr adopted Genn's New York Fall Stycof Hat. which
w prepared rider. Persons desiring
of style, will please leave their orders
nt IL guaranteed in all We large
Soft Hats, Clio II
qualities. 81
Furnishing Goods Shirts, Collars nerSrs II
Wsse SuSrn!crs, cravais. Gloves. Ladies
lets, &c., sc. A", Trunks, Carpet Bags vacs Cants &C.
SHAW x HARREI.L, ST. AMI olIv-st.
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CO \ cheerful temper, Joined in innocence,
will make beauty attractive, knowledge delight
full, and wit good natured.
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B A X Err & BANGS.

GENERAL HARDWAREAND WOODEN WARE
FURNISHING STORE.
Ne,r Brick Store corner of Third and Minnesota streets
VNIHOTESAIE aud Hardware Wooden ware
w Stoves all kinds, House Finishing Hardware
t',ral and Domestic implements, &C., &c.
arS" ana varied assortment of the fabrics.
Just arrived from the Eas aud now for iIp cton
Country Trade Specially Invited.
They beg to announce to the ctzrns
rtey OF Minn"s"ta that they have received
daily arrivals goods arwar Fur
nshing Goods Wo"rn Fine Tin &c.
proved styles of Fancy Paror and Cooking Stoves.
They have opaid particular the department
House Furnishing Hardware.
And they challenge competition The excellence. variety,
and completeness Of their goods this branch
business. b =
CARPENTERS TOOLS, Levels, &c. Of all kinds, and
from the most approved Makers Bench Screws, &c.
Agricultural Imple nts, seer. -.
or kind that he farm, with all
ly Invented and approved machines.
Wooden. Ia lset and Willow Ware SIX
Buckets. plain aud fancy, Broos, Tubs, Willow and CHER
Baskets. &c.
PATENT SCALES, Hatchets Rotary. pattern, and plat
form scales in every variety. ..- r
SAWS, Pitt, Mill, Crosscu Hand, Compass Back PANEL
Japanned and Britannia Ware,
IN large assortment, Comprising article required de-
nestle use, especially. Together with variety
other desira.c AMI articles, among Which
found paint grinders grind nails
Carpenters. shoemakers. hostrrrrs.
er hammers, Of the b. akera Pumps. coffee
Kinds, morars and pcstcs, window glass;
rows, whips, and fFft,t~ 1851
Fine Assortment Of Table nd Pecket Cutlery. p
Which will he Offered to the very accom-
mpsiating .ta atl -~H et
A liberal discount made to the country trade. ..
No trouble to show Goos-purchascrs
see. .- IL ..ftee- BAKER b BANGS.
New Brick Store Third and Minnesota jaso-f
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Ii knowing indebted
n or account, VIII confer great favor BY
walking Captains and seftDe same,
have bills pay, without thoso owing
will PAYNE. tB02-fD WILLIAM DAHL.
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ATTENTION ALL!!!

" 10 " y ~ u q = L ~ n AfS
VX7OULD call the attention the public their stock
w BOOTS AND SHOES, consisting in part CENTS Calf
and Congress Boots Ladies' Congress, Kossu Fancy
Lace Boots, Black and Coored Gatrrx Misses
ored CATERS, Chiren's Shoes together
other kinds mention.
They have also good assortment Of HATS AND CAPS. all
Of which they offering low prices Ladies Gem
tlcmen respectfully invited call
Store, Buildings,
streets. WOODBURY. s. PUTNAM.
st. PAM, May 2Sth, 1855. my29-tf
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Judge no man by his external appearance.
A shabby dress may often cover as great an or
ator as Patrick Henry, or John Philpot Curran.
One of the ablest sermons that was ever
preached in New England was pronounced
from the pulpit by celebrated Doctor of Di-
vini,y, who forgot TO change his fshermau's
coat at home, and take out the little fishes
which he lad deposited in his pocket for safe
keeping, on the afternoon previous to his dis.
course. Curran was more than once mistaken
Tor a boo,-blaek and Henry for a backwoods-
man.
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CONVEYANCING

Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, c carefully drawn, and being
NOTARY PUBLIC,
will take the thsrref. administer oaths
COMMERCIAL PAPER, &c., &c.
Jal5-u G. II. PARKER.
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HORSES TOR SALE.

I0R SALE, horses, VIII matched In ex
celent condition. For particulars inquire Of VI. pzrrox
At TIE Office u the v Fnslow House. octT.ts
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All Bills of Exchange, PromsGrv Notes and accounts
bic in this city, LETT at Office will be
eced charge unless suit is Decessary II said d.
anis paid when proper they will lie protested
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& 'fs !ss: 2 ss: :;
srous. :: q Casss. which tley ssr for sale at ssses
W would ant cali attention WALL PAPER
eopri.inE ovr 900 rolls which were purchased Is very low
Our ssoaE STATIONERY can't BE Chi
vi MRr71Nc PAPER d an rraacs rss., irx, RUPEE,
q ~ and in fact all articles usually kept in Sta
COLD PESS. We have alarge of J. G. Ba!.
PENS all s ann which we offer to .sr public e. Eastern
Lsger Journals Day books Pass books and AsnrAlduias
We have good stock Of Xissanesus Books, and great
variety o. CLes Books which cannot ran to please:
they issaei
e s ri the w NAVE En- .r - " = a.
or School Books, wehaye all Of A. s. HARNESS CO.'S pub
neaiIons, hich onsr
town, s S,; Us door: assse rmes s E4
WALL PAPER
~ HAMILTON & CO.., have received large supply Of
~. WALL PAPER and BoRDERINGs. Tie Patterns are ve.y
"es anu d 'e A''e' HAMiIrn CO.'S Bookstore
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BEG e.ve inform the inhabitants Of 81 Paul and sar
busDes in y e, wholesale and retail
= = = : - JUST RxCH4VED sa =.
Blackwell on Tax titles, - = $500 st..H
t1uussnd Novels -
Music and ausiear Instruments,
Strings the the vest italian,
Music Instructors, @ t9t , SISSY ss' -
Stationery all kinds, -. ss..tf
pure gold fancy goods for Christmas,
Religious Books, in English, French and German
Languages. FIR. FREUDENRECH, by Won HAMM,
no29-u Bookstore opposite the Post Once.
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
AT THE BOOKSTORE OPPOSITE rHE Posr OFFICE -
Pocket Diaries 1866
Ups and Downs;
Ths Lorgnette; .,-s<
Fudge Doings;
Fruit Garden;
Memoirs James Gordon EtnnettS
i The Hidden Path ff1 -
Tire Eewcomes;
The sif Homestead;
The American Poultry Yard;
Maud. By Alfred Tennyson;
The Boat Club
Women Nineteenth Century
Schiller aud Goethej
The Book Of 1000 Anecdotes;
Three Colonies Of Australia;
of Seward, with Selections.
The cd Horse Doctor,
Sequel Our Folks at Home;
The Improved HOUSEWIFE;
Puideford and people;
Frank Lese's Port Folio Of Fancy Needlework, edited by
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens;
Hints to Anglers; t..-s i. .
Fern Leaves. Second Series. FIR. FRErDENREICH,
n629-tf by Won HAMM.
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-.t|Ef NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL. I 1r7af4
af' H. p. q n ANT, a""
VXI OULD can the attention ths public his stock
w Boots, Shoes, and eathrr purchased direct from the
Manufacturers Boston and New York market, comprising
the largest and best this Territory
which he selling prices. Mark his retail
prices. .- at .~e-i .7vtfl-
Ladies CATERS, from $1,25 to 81, e+.
do Kid Shoes and Slippers rs cents to 81 so.
do Peg Calf, Kip, Goat, and Enameled Ldies Lace
Boots. 81 ,OOto 81 so. s..r..
Misses aud Chdren's all kinds from IS 81 so.
Mems Thick and Kip Boots 81 rs to $500.
Eoys do 81, Is to a. %. r.t
Mems French Calf Boots, Mems Congress Boos and in
kinds found cheap
approved paper, Holland Block, street,
e rods above the Post Once. H.. p. GRANT.
ST. PAUL, Oct. 10, 1855
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When the subject of the pages salaries came
before the present California Legislature, a
member from the interior arose, and asked to
shave the matter fully explained before going
any further. There had been a heap Of talk
about retrenchin' and reform, and he desired
to know whether SO much per diem meant by
the week, or the month, OF for the term"
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CITY OMNIBUS.

fg-GE&N Il within the following boundaries.
- O'Clock A. n. to p. ". Leaves .eeches'
Additions on Fortst, Fuer's hr1rce
far East j. c. Bubsnks Baptist Church
az far az Eight street. Anthony the resi-
denc- of NJ Taylor. formerly occupied by NAL Ffidey.
u 10 all cases outside these mentioned limits there VIII
be extra charge.
jei5-tf Y. A. BIssHvL.
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TO RENT.

TWO Store Rooms the winsiow House. 20 WIN
be rented until the LIST If April and sAprice.
Can be had for enc or ave years. Inquire Of
ssd ST. A. C. DUNN.
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AT no period Of the world

- AT no period of the worlds history,
has the public press been carried on. under so
favorable auspices as at the present. The
great improvements which have been made in
this department are absolutely astonishing
What a vast amount of talen, has been called
into the field to supply the wants OF the press
And then, with what cheer(ulness and alacrl-
ty have the millions of our free, enlightened
and happy citizens come forward to sustain Its
operations! There is likewise higher tone
of morality, there are more expansive views,
more enlarged and liberal sentiments, uttered
forth from the press, than were ever promul-
gated before. The improvement of the hu-
man family has also kept pace with the advance
ment of the interests Of our public journals
So may it ever be, tina, the world may become
wiser and better, from wear to year.
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BOOK STORE.
e. HAMILTON CO.,
HAVING Just ret,ined from New York with an extensive
prepared offer f nds and customers and
line Of
business at fair price, and we hope by attention to mrr, in
what have already received in the fun share
" ' BOOKS! BOOKS!
chamss5's Miscellany, kenneth,
shakspesrc's works, Ruth Han,
H HaGSsr'HS liza LA Ma ,ST Ida Norma. E
rn%nssgH'' Ny Ngm sr0tAer's Keepers
Burns. !, Ups asa and sown''
nire OF Sam Houston, Lamp Lighter.
Lectures on Science and Art,
Foot Steps Of St. Paul,
Shipwrecks and Disasters,
Visits to European Celebrities,
y Sketches of Places and People, &C., SC.
Including Works and all the latest wOrksby New
and Well AD'~e se apsoi'i Book. and Bibles.
For sale by Oel-tD c. HAMILTON CO.
WRITING PAPER.
ARGE n Of po0 Sa'p and Letter Ps p sa
White and Colored; Legal Cap.
All sizes, White and Bun-Pain and Fancy.
wall Paper
or every variety Of pattern and price. also Curtain Paper
Pens Pencils. &C.,
Co.'s superior London Pens Rhoads Sons Albater Pens
% ,% prn
hand large Gold Pens, Gold ami
among Whicn may Iohud
Mammoth Diamond Pointed Gold Pens Heavy
]. Is. Beers Lady's Gold Pens and Gold Gases.
eQuaito
better. Those DESTROYS excellent. and
durable pen will do well to give trial before all others
For sale by Cci-tf) y. HAMILTON co.
SUPERIOR article and style of PEARL Tortoise Shell AMI
II Monnacs, Bronze and Fancy Glass Paper
Weights Paper Clasps, Improved Silver Plated Cheek Gu
Bands, White and Red Waters, Velum Cloth, kc
Tape.
- s@ Drawing Paper 1T all Kinds.
Mathematical Instruments from SO to $25 per set.
Green's Ink Erasures and Paper Cleaner.
Stationcrs' Pure Rubber.
Chess. Back Cannon Boards
Alias Histories England; DoMnoes.
Brushes, Quill Tooth Picks Harrisons Columbia,
Black Camine Ink Arnod's Writing Fluid, Paert CLIPS
holding Sheets Music Files Of Papers, ,sefr
little patent; Blank Checks and Drafts Letter Copying BOOK
Presses Copying Brushes Letter Folders.
Bells, Fancy and Useful things which needs
appreciated. Books. Stationery and In all
purchased with knowledge
the growing present hourishng city, hesi
all the articles generally found
bookstore may be found at s..
P1-n c. HAMILTON ~ cos.
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MARRIED.:
At Bloomington, the 18th of brnary by the Rrr G. H.
Pond, Mr.. A. Is. DUNN, Miss ADELAIDE GIBSON, both
% bloomington, Minnesota.
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THE WEDcE-TAILED EAGLE OF AUsrRAL-
lathe wedgc-,ailed eagle often met with
in Australia, is very fierce bird. NJ. Back
house gives an instance of woman having
been chased by one of these birds for some dis
lance, and obliged to run to house for shelter.
He was told by the wife Of settler that she
one day was struck with the action of horse
in an Enclosure. galloping rapidly backwards
and forwards. chased by two eagles. The
horse at length fell, when one of the birds
bounced on its head she then called the as
sstance of some men, who drove away the fe-
rocious bird.