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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

nx aud ate NoNpAY No'ya'r 1914 n''. the trains on This
Ts,tSs ls,ys rsl'sosD 'os rsTrH,'vass -..,, :,
Eg through Passenger DAD, Sunday ,,sr ~ 's- : II
Nof,,s rr,a M.ai.y,, Wednesday. ana Friday. ~ \ NJ
LIpre'-, through Passenger aaiy At .;.,,..,;5s, NJ
Ic,ommo-l,,ou AMI freight ,raln Td-weesly, viz.
o. ,nl{,, W. in.-I1 IN ''t ..l,S,' 80, ~ VI
attached to 'hy Cal Train shiel leave. Richmond
Pa.eisSr- sorains irom clover I'm ny mis- train
The E,pts., Vii stop s', to tax, up
put M.Hehc-er, Temples. @ Halfway station Glover
The .op all the regular stopping pla
The E,pres and Mai Tran. ,5o@ RToad come, with the
Through rket' weldon can be procured al the ticket Once H
The sane train, sm Petersburg ,onnec, Richmond with
northern trains for wash9g5oH natmory a. Troae5 'gss s
S., 2a ,sr a, r.'g o-l.,-. g,
Chnlryn oyyr enl not oy.r u ye'rs Of ase-..-.- :
coori Tr. wi no, he rnaei ia tie ar., eia. car. ex,eI;
requiring ih,r which the same 'ay a. Tor white person.
OF lo un h. allowed fare when tickets
purchased re ode, aud getting ihe where
servant. travelling by ,yrn-iv ru, Dee furnished by their
b. expressly stated t- Ia-, that 'yy Permitted
onn.rnn C.. THOMAS oO'"''D s'y ls9 In 81
'E'gl,iE; ~, . .NIT 4 ~ 49,. =: So, SO: III
,ra. Hampton A., WEDNESDAY Aae --a'N----z
s5i
The Cars running GO connection W he Augusta vi leave The
Richmond Prtrrbgrg u'eio.
continue Co leave 10 she same hour every Monday MiHey and
Friday Mo-unE RETURNING g Alsi.a SO leave Hampton on t-
VI Tn Bst vail stop az al te regular laHlas- The river
Tu0s DouANEAD. Superintendent.
om-- 4 p. R z Co., Auy - l>tS au-3
ENHEi,clI,Irr, , ross NV AoYwk. r.,
NRK NEW FNNES, CHARLESTON. MOBILES. = - -
SEW ORLEANs, II. LOUIS. GALVESTON san cs~S.---r-g
FRANCISCO ErC ETC.-PEE STEAMSHIP INES" ~
tn AND gIf NEW YyHA-Clut- tIpp-i every MONDAY
aud IA E>DAE by tile Cu..rl State Nal s,eAa-AT JANE
rows. capt Psry-l.
The Agents 90 ~ YORK M..-. LuDLAM PLEAsANr>. all
q Comm. -...u 80 ;.- Lowest o. Fr-.-t
-l- fir W. 81
W. YORK. where all other
u se'neu'-. very ase.tou bowsI forward.
- g1oai- 20. t.4g- .fIu-ut.
Merchants -rrns T., 'H- steamship always calculate 20
hour 90 che a-rya. rf ta-.r slo1-.
Inc "J,y,al" leave. Ns York every saturday anerloon
her 90 Richmond. For re. Ehi apply
Jy-5 LJDt-AM 4 WATSON.
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NEW AMI SPLENDID sToCK or
PARK EH; NinM0 a co.,

No, II3 EagIe NqnaTe,
AVE just received supply latest Ynnex
u Goods UGH
Rich Striped
DO dc ChruiSi
Plain Black silks all qualities
Black RIP silks
Black Baratica
Colorri and Rack More Antique
Paris Printed Muuiseiaine
Striped Eglautnes
Muslin aud Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits NJ
Tucked and Embroidered Cambria Handk erehefs
Thread Lace Collars and Sleeves
Muslin Edges and Inscfungs
Cambria do do
Swiss and Cambria Band.
MrTno Wls and
Long and SQUARE Plaid Shawls, SC.
Also Blankets for servants,
oc2S 49,
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FALL IMPoRTATIoN Of

-
HARDWARE Sc CUTLERY.
URf the ships Aurora, Phtielia and oter ships x--<>
Liverpool, M
~ HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY, and from The vAri -2NA
manufactures at the North alargc domestic
Goods. They In
Pocket and Pen KNIVES Of approved makers
Ivory, bone, buffalo other Knives and Forks
Rim stock pad eh~'i t, cupboard closet
Trace, halter log, well and all other Chains
TENDERS, sloVes aud Tong, And Irons
Coal scutles and Cinder Shovrls
Hinges and Screws CarIeners' Tools
Powder flask- and Shot nts. Axes IIachets
single aud doube-hArrel Guns-sOmen
Wv stock complete respectfully NV old and net, rus
country merchants,
ally give trial shAl endeAvo pccs that Ius,
I'll L. entirely satisfactory. THEO ROBFRTSON
SEES
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and have superior accommodation Tor passengers.
commanded Captains, stu qualified
e and vho will spare eNtTtious accommodate They
d. aud ttIvl
% sail promptly. - ADVERTISED
De down the
ri ell promptly advertised.
Merchants going Nor ordering good from Boston ~n and Il
their Interest ship by this. The only regular line. freight
will a-ays bv taken low by other vessels, aud cnrt
Will b. made by the agents in Richmond and Boston 10 give ssac-
wcrTc;fuy ask and hops attaining full hsre
Of parouacr
The vessels will " Richmond Pockets IN Boston Rouy's
wharf DAVID WI CURRlE, Richmond
ALLEN 4 WEIGH, I,osiou Agents
~. -. L
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TnE BRITISH Periodicals.

n AMES WOODHOUsE CO. Richmond Va agents he
- follow % leading British Periodicals
! THE LONDON QUARTERLY. Conservative.
II. THF TDINgURGH REVIEW. Whg
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW. Frce Church
". TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Liberal
Y BtACKwOou'S EpINnURGH MAGAZINE, Tory.
and important eyentsrrlgous, political and military
gatug nations % the Old World these puhlcs-
lres; and value they before pssesi They
between the hastily written
% the and
historian, long tie living
shall have passed The progress
- East occupies large spsee in their pags livery
criticised. whether % friend Zoe, and all short
feay painted The leiirrs from the Crinea and
the Battle BackVocl Magazine, from ofts popu
ibuor.. aud reliable
great begvents elsewhere
g,uuH
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STEAM BOATS, &c
a. =. nAtL LINE EOR NEW WORK. FROM
RICH MOND
CUrArISr AND rLiNSANrlcSF ROUTE.
'iLAIs ~ MN YORK. lNCLupiNt, MtNlS AND SrArE


CHEAPEST AND PLENSANrI>r ROUTE.
DOLLARS MN YORK, INCLUDING MEALS AND STATE
ROOM, FiNE DOLLARS srEEliAGg PASSAGE
raNlt larry and eonr.Ssis q, a.aiis SnEne .se rr
eaves TUESDAY =. III 1ts
4cclo,k and City Point NJ oSloCk ncNlssax-1Zr
mOrung.
me ROANOKE Cap, sKiN>ss, City
saturday morning al y o'clock.
PASSENGER desiring Roanoke City Point.
Rchmond early saturday morning PtsrSburr
~ ~ stationed for the purpose citurnlng tike
Them such Information ucyl
us taking the Point, Ike
avail themselves Of tie early morning train Of Menesay,
har The charge either vii b. the by either Ship
slU. through from Richmond L. New York
Passengers who prefer their Tths and tickets by
either oft south side OF the Basin, do during tie
rrirr The thu wharf do
u,As LUDLAN WATSON.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FoR rllLApElrlliA VIA CITY FONT AND NORFOLK
- TENNER VIRGINIA. capt DAWN rE,t. D.
- or CITY RIClNO' o.. Captain l. MircHNil.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA. Capt. T. GiET'Ep. ~. Ut II
will lcaVc Rich
uond until further nc every Tuesday and Friday, touching
CRY Point ard Norfolk freight and Returning,
savc Philadelphia every Wednesday and saturday morning a, 10
o'clock.
T>c order. Increased accommodation.
hops. by regularity, dispatch and in
INK gl committed To- ehaS 10 ryNc an Increase OF patron
&c No ,ranshirment by mis- line,
ra.asy through t, IcSE 80
DO do Philadelphia, and found i; cabin 6 or
10 do do found, % 'ahu. ........ 8 tp
Passage CITY Point aud Nororik by the river boats
line stop Philadelphia thrv
day. and then proc,yd 20 New York hN the ticket
jt9s-u n. T. TCrTLE, Agent Rockets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIyI
GOODS OE THE 81 ASpN

Nj ISIS u. ~. REID begs to assure her old cuso E--r,
I'VE and The public That she
rr 10 The North where she has, laid the WI
and beautiful supply has everurnsr
them Her is such
passed or cquallei In the selection of goods.
In addition to the ordinary supply Millinery has
sale abundant supply Of ebrOeV elegant and beautiful
She has store choice and elegant pattern Hats gveryn,
IN her Hoe ~ the latest and choicest styles.
Ladies who are hitting out for The Fan and Winter
ueII
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
eszS-- t.sE---,. ttSx=s fs2s-z ESS-a Nl'u,
49, = S-a,s---ls -5-SSsE&

MN T. PARRISH 4 ca. MAIL STAGE LINE
H,t.r drrrHgsa, from ri HloHd ria NriHHt Cos ga.
Wire Stpt4r N-isJ.. L.ois'fy, Cstr.t"n 70. e. re
Oi3o Rirsr.
D,IN tram. Richmond sni trwesly from
Gu,,u, Mondny wednesday, and faysconncct-
Iuca 4 FAREisH CO.. Val sage LIVE
,Iug r-vc,liv Nal adopted by the Post o.
h,r D,r,artusut from Richmond % thc Oaio River.
R-lfloud daily ~ \ VI.
and arrive n : suutor At ............. 40
The Mall Lines Tex
u.ton. Winchester au parltr~harg, Va.
Stsgutun \ VI,
and arrive TcIuoud So
passengers south with either % tie
sltl Roads
Virginia Central Railroad has been extended and completed
Goshen. stanton. and laid with heavy Hal al
with tr exception - about miles, between Gcriou.Vc
being rvlayci With
o. few Nr~k after which the Nl-v
ROAD perfect orlvt and for speed safety aud viii
compare any Railroad iu thc United Si,tr>
jas ,. II. TiMbERLAkE, Sup't
RICHMOND NNDPErEKsUt RG RAILROAD.
stSS-s ESTS= ssLs@. Pm. LIZ Ali
-s-T-SSz r'SsSIsS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
v,nGINIA L,NE or mIcnuoNp ANp NEW

Thee all % tie class. built the city Baltimore
expressly or THIS trade and have superior Recommendations ir pas
fy commanded by experienced Captains, u quail.
f- Tor The trade and who 10 tNertous accommodate.
They up and down hr ty and may
lied ol io sail IMPLY, advertised.
Merchants soas North ordering good, from NNN York vii and
90 ttr Interest th line r st vii Away BE- taken
a. loE boy other u, % packets and effort vii L. made
by The Richmond audN-E York satisfaction iusu-
D., effected u t Richmond fy Association, by this m
az = cent
We respectfully ak and hop, succeed obtaining full share
OF patronage.
Goods SHIPPED ly h- Stv York L. Forwarded
Mobile. Charleston. savannah any
other southern or Northern port
Ttr vc VII DIE Richmond BccA New Berth
No. I, Cotey House Slip, foot of Wall street
DAVID WI. CUREiE, Richmond
c. II. PIERSON, New York Agents.
\ ! s.-t.l .tr..t l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

a GiPSN'S LEGACY TO THE NHRIE.-
hNsry one will Acknowledge the
" any CnnpirNon, aud Form Of the
"vh"a The mean. whereby they ends
PERSONAL BEAUTY aud LONELINESS and
Form the Art of Winning the opposii. ~. aa
te SURE pleasant AMI falling ancte TO Conc,pon Al ps
sur ~~>NfN'" f"~-
Was len to the World at the death Celebrated uIpy Queen
anS which has been transmitted Euros an Con
unent by the Proprietor with universal ss.fscon Il 4 .mir
Yet captivating, and can he
employ the ike Tn.
signed = the Proprietor United States and . C.n.
da-, and such will all
honorShy fee Of one Dollar charged upon r,,p, 81
which package with u aud explicit particulars alsd
respecting the above THIS opportunity no young man
OF ~nman married man or lady should let
Address CHAS =. GOuRANDES D.
- Opposite Dr. Brandreth's broadway,
New Nork city
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M. 2.
Il. Il. RESOLVFNT.
Hf-Mnn- HTTVnNIg nT-EAGEG

M. ?.
r. L. UESOLNFNT.
HUMORS-CHRONIC DISEASES.
DisssS TINT hare hsen lingering In he sD'sH iHgti
tfitiHg s bDOf nth tpu,ss ami cSreTfsg 'O}y
irit amt lcer dssds ithsrd bV hsreitIrH d.
scent, oHf,dcfrdbV tHOifi0H. frGHs'in.d bV Oter
dscs all ~ Which -did diseases and JOrsrs his
zesoHd clues.
Railways RENovATTNG REsOLYENr.
Pu--EssE- the must positive curative powers.
TINS ALL POWERFUL REMEDY.
whole CORRUPTION aud who
dnguryd by disease them objects trpue
the sight.
Ht'MORS-BAD BLOOD
chronic Dsrsfs, NOH amt dVJi!iic 1OHp Yi0iHfs
uJiY amt of'e Rcfi0Hs grns LitHgsdnd Thronf Ida-
rffiODs amt OrgrHic Elhiy0~asH sarO. RtsHaIfisH1,
GAHdHhIS SoH" Hrcti"g my 'ongA. CtHr,,Dus .lfe~-
fi"gs. bS'J.sg @Ms LHHgs. Dysepsi1. Water Bo'1 Ii~
ISisssHy Hhife Sr,iag, Taior icse. mr. Di.sas,s
ASH ALL EEUPTiVE DISEASE
The doe o. H~.olv-nt the system
ced With disease, tie patient Sicrieces the delightful
ycucng purifying the blool-and casting All NOR.
bid. corrupt and loatiis0ne huiuOrs.
Tie kcuOyatng K--oveus pOdye for a chronic
pu II hls made soe and sound patients WHO had suffered
the terrible torture disease could uft upon the
o-e hls. tried other treatments aud It'll incurred give
the Eesoiytut q Tist-it Will cure sou.
Prize dollar per bottle
NADWAY - co..
10. Fulton NFsf Ntr Iort.
Sold b. Druggists, Merchant, evcrywrrr
PURCELL LADD 4 co,
ADGE GRAY.
JalE-ttuly Richmond Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

NXTOOD'S FAMILY nor HEHHtNGS AND
w FWAU. 100 half b1la. in Store and Tor sale ~
~ WADE W. WOOLDRtDGE
q gUT>ss pIrFI uEUY AND ~Oa 81. snd large
assoffmalf 81 eigant Toilette aricies, ior sale ~
ADTE a GRAY, DrugRrs,
del! ~ Main street.
NyIAVOHING ENTHACTs, Tresh vannls Besns Cei,
~ Sod White Pepper, Pink ard Tfsnpsreni Gels Tine sd
Isnga Patent sparkng Gelsne for sale ~
ADfE A GRAY, DrugHrs
DELI ~ Main street
HDOWIAND'S PALMETTO EGOuH-Fsmiy and
" W sELDEN' a MILLER,
des- Dor Peari and Cary sis
aFIHKINsSUPEHIOH uoUNTAIs spgs
j.ii B. Me0RUDERs soSs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02

vuNiiE undersigned have formed IN. arm
and style Of BURTON GREENIow for the purpo.. oi con-
Quoting Grocery and Commission business.
They have taken the house a Cary streets
recently occupied by } NJ Garland Esd
hand general Family Groceres Liquors.
trusted o their care. n NJ nIiKrON
oci6-iy = A. GprrNiow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
~. GHAS.s fupuoyID uANOrIITIu, on

.If'f HffHE
~. s .-.1 7 ,a+.-sc.
t ..".., o., .al L.....t,.
.-aa ..fa-.ag..s a..t H,rr..--,
.- ..I ... 700 ...I ..-. Dol. ..l.
.... .. H. ..-...l ..I rf..
.f.I.Ha..L
r-t .Hi o.. f|. F.Irf JOB
D. taf. -tln Fas.- E.II
,y So. ira trpion
I'N. ....' E ......f. So.
.S,"9lAon msitDw tur ANn usIIRIats.
n.l.t. r... .f ,-,. Ii.siss.s .i .t.i.. I s.f
tHft.f T.. t.r,
f....' .I.i ...f r.f... tf...
1Fat ..ls.. f... c.... r...-,.
t..... ..-". VIZ. ..i q f.s
.t'''... Do f.. ..I D.... f-....
f.....i t|..... OBJ .... .. t t......
,'' lI.. ...... I.'.. Y. y..
E aHf Dab tY-t.. .I o...I' f...,.
Boo afI Silver T...I i...t.
ll'Hfts. iH..s. Utf.II... b. d. b.. .tf r....
ly0ry, silver, Bra.. and Jtusrr.t Z. ~. 80
] 49, UAff lHffd t.IlHrs uI ts e. a.,
! VAN INV TAYLOR 10 Wsr stree,
% nd ""tS WV 80, 3uACKEHUt. ,..,,,, ,,,.
l1.sl VI I0ygs
, nh nAWHLLS OLD wutsE., r,.,, ,.,.,.,
~ ''''"' '' ''fol' brands. 10 store ND ~ ta@ ~
40 "'A,Ht"ELSo 90 APPIR BRANDY ,,.,, A..
hO a1sS, &c. WOODS wOHrt, N.uo,,~,
NJ JONFs.
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NHILES AID nOHsES.-2Oo head Of Mule. ne. i
choice aud upeo. lot Of stock mules well suited A1I
for Iron Masters Railroad Contractors, use
" ~ " " p'''' '"o on 'i EDWIN wSL isiR
- han be in receipt Of fresh .Ges direct from Kcniqsl
NEW YORK LIFE INSt RANCE COnPANYI
n Book 'I Do No. s f street Sa S aus ssoSs
TIE 'e.aI a., IN o., company Is altogether Mutual An es
nov over iooo@o For rates aud book. Of explanation,
De-. iG MsS Medical fsa@s s HS'"'
q MH ANDLoCOuoTIyE ANLES.-Rcs' Ameriss
y Refined Rolled Car ASlcs Hammered Fngne
, ur, +l Gu, "'s s@s Ssn,s',d AG IN ~
oi, 70 ut Railroad Comanc. Car aud other
o~72- em Hrosd hollow Vine street. pTnsdclphia
A LnArA Plated FOHKS.-rea, Table AID De
jas ziMMsRMAN
er' s 6i Mf 1o,;. F"lmd i' saa.e r rsa s ~
ing Xmas VIII boil pint Of w'er loo minutes t.r .se by
iaE5 t5l Main, ilih street
N6m,iNsN.I u; rs, nAc"INEHN MD COAL rI1
J'r5 DAVENPORT ALLYN a CO.
UUEHHINGS AND WACKEHEI.-
H iooo b9l' 80. Gross North Carolina neIring'
40 DO 80 3 medium Boston To- Maeterei
Jaio 10 large MOB Fpm sKfSKt tqF 'i CO ~ c,ry
= hsHS 'iS; o. SH :'ieg AN" Sr""N" APpi
81 MnI.S. GENUINE AND sTRONG PEAC
iais JANIS WINSTON
- Enn LHs. PALMETTO TOBACCO. co
01ebVO Ping ail q this 20 Justly popular brand In IN
ket,,n hand and for sale by DOVE A CO,
jfi6 No SO Main street
RLACKsnITUs DHILLs:-aAs tz on h.nd, :,
- prices. TlifO. ROBERTSON
Importer and Dealer n Foreign and Domestic Hardware
las Cutlery, M. ~ Main
NLTHOUGHr Nurs.-A ful assortment ofths above
cLARKsoN 4 ANDERSON
Jais No 100 Msin street
IRON WAsHEHS.-ofa ,sorted .lres for sale cheap ~
CLAHKSON a ANDERSON
jas No. i06 Main street
MILLwHIGuT's AUGt Hs.-Ofbea Cast sl.eI
W. sale By CLARksON A ANDE sCN
lals No. 700 Mssa street
Unable mATs.-Prench willow Sea oras and on Ci
Table Mats, IN Round and Obiong
ls ZIMMERMAN
GtuUMH HHUStsEs.-Tabi Rrubss, for sweeping cruT
~ om the table; silver Biushes Hand pustng Brushes svs
Ing snd Hearth Do for sale AZ
SOMETHING NEw.--we have inst received = Tod
- 0entemen Travelling Umbrellas, which b.
nienuy In trunk carpet bag Cal and see them
MERCHANT, wEtsT0ER co,
JAZZ No, ia Main stree
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uytNF UOOTa would invite 40 in want ~ Boots n
~ really superior qusty to give e. call W. have
l4ryr assornrf Proof made by Miles ~
in aud makers. Also noys Hoos n a tes, ~ y.
low fdr-I PCTNEY. WATis PUTNEY.
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CO-PaRTNERSnIPS.


Having Withdrawn FROM N. business checrfuy
concern Of RADCLIFFE DOUGLASS former friend. and
patrons
ocIa
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RICunoND tNDPErERsHII iG HhILWo.D

err ss-I=:. ssLsz. etzs= e.z= 81 ]
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15
a Heroine Indeed.

Here is a story of one OF the American women
of the Revolution that is worth telling. Her
name should be pleced on the page of history, by
the side of the Maid of Sarazgoa.
Col. John Mcdonald, of Ross county, Ohio, at
recent public dinner, related the following
touching incident:
In l77S, Wheeling was besiegedby large ar
nv of British and Indians. So suddenly was the
attack made, that no time was afforded for pre-
paration. The fort at the time of the assault, was
commanded by Col. Silas Zane; and Col. Eben-
ezer Zane, the senior officer was in block house
some so or 100 yards outside the wall. The en-
emy made several desperate assaults to break IN
to the fort. but on the very onset were driven
back. The ammunition for the defence of the fort
was deposited in the block house, and the attack
was made so suddenly that there was no time to
remove il. On the afternoon of the second day
of the SIEGE the powder in the fort was nearly
exhausted and no alternative remained, but that
somebody must pass through the enemy's fre to
the block-h house for powder. When Silas Zane
made the proposition TO the men to see If any one
would undertake the hazardous enterprise, at
first all were silent. After looking at each other
for some time, youth stepped forward, and said
he would run for the powder. Immediately half
"A dozen offered their services in the dangerous
terprise.
While they were disputing who should 60,
fl1ZaDetn, sister Ol inc ZItics, Coue "uu
declared she would 20 for the powder. Her broth
er thought she would finch from the enterprise,
but he was mistaken. She had the intrepidty to
dare, and the forttude to bear her up in the he
roic risk of her life. Her brother tried to dis
suadc her from the attempt, by saying man
would be more feet, and consequently would run
less risk of loosinc his life.
She replied they had not man to spare from
the defence of the font, and if she should fall
she would scarcely be missed. She then divest-
ed herself of such clothing would impede her
speed, and ran till she arrived ut the door of
the block-house, where her brother, Col: Lane,
FASTENED to receive his intrepid sister. The In
dams when they her bound foruth, did not
fire "A gun, but called out aloud, 'sqnaw, squaw,
suaw.' When she told her brother the GRAND
on which she came, he took table-cloth and
poured into it krg of powder. She then sailed
iack to the fort with all the buovancy of hope.
The moment she was outside Of the blocS-housc,
rhe enemy poured a leadcn storm at her, but the
balls went whsting by without doing her any
injury.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-15
Galena Election.
G0lcna EleCtlOns
DUBUQUE, March 6

DUBUQUE, March b.
Tile Municipal election of Galena, took place
ON Monday, and resulted in the election of F. A.
Strockey. Democrat, for Mayor Henry Marfeld,
J. P. De Zoya, II. v: W. Brown and Edward
Grace, Democrats. and ID. A. Barrows and L. S.
Felt, Republicans, for Aldermen a. Jackson,
Democrat, Clerk; John Eddows, Republican,
Treasurer d. B. Howard, Attorney A. j. Har-
ris, Republican, Harbor and Lumber Master; +.
+. Cronnin, Democrat, Health Officer; Henry
Camphouse, Democrat, Market Master; William
Rinewalt, Democrat, Inspector; NJ. Faucette, Re-
publican, Superintendent Of ways and bridges;
James Gallegh Democrat, Marshall; and Fran
els Burke and William Myers, Democrats, Con-
stables. The total vote polled was 500.
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EFLr has been made In the payment of the sum Of two
~ hundred and ntyve 10 lars. which is claimed to be
at the date of this ice. certain mortgage l airing
date the Sth day of January A. D., 1885, executed y Levi r.
Comssck, of the city of Sic Paul. in the County of Ramsey
and Territory Of Minnesots, 10 Abram S. Elicit. of the
the Register Deeds Of the
County aforesaid In Book of Mortgages ise aud
on the 9th day of January, A d. 1885, at ten velosk, A. M
Of said day.
Now, therefore, hereby given. that of
said and of the sfatue
In such de and prov the premises described in and
covered by said witt the undivided part
OF The SuthEast quarter OF the Northwest duJrer Section
number twenty-five" Township numhr weay-nine, Of Range
twenty-'wc West Of the Fourth Principal Median in the
County of Ramsey, and Territory will be sold
public vendue. the door Of the Court City of ST.
Paul. in the County Ramsey the
March
o said day. ADRIAN S. ELFEIT. Mortcaree.
ST. Paul. February Cd, 1856. ft2-6tw
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SHERIFF SALE.

DT vruco and under the seal 1t
ID the District the Couny Ramsey and
r.rritry Minnesota, Judgment rendered and docket
ed IN said Court on the I2tt January 1885, IN an action
wherein John Webster and jams Moir paiu>, and
IL. A. Parker, u. l.. Fuller. Howard ard, and I. p George
defendants, said plaintiffs AMI against said de
fcndant, u. L. Fuller. the three hundred and twenty
six dollars and thryt 1895 35 have levied
land South East North half of the
South West Quartero Section One" Township tw'ntyrght
Range wentr three West, in the County Ramsey aud Ter
ritory Of Minnesota. the said ~ l.. Fuller
Notice hereby described real
10 the highest bidder cash. public auctions at the
Court House in the city OF st. Paul. Monday the 10Th
March. 1885, 10 O'Clock the satisfy the
aid together with the interest thereon.
Dated Jan 81. 1856. A.. W. TCLLlS, sheriff.
wM. SPRIGG HALL. PINS. Atty. ja24-w6w
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ala. me ~ siuhed Mrs, Partiurton, she

"La, me - sighed Mrs. Darlington, "here
have been suffering the bigamies of death for
three mortal weeks. First, was seized with
bleeding phrenoIogy in the left hampshire of
the the brain, which was exceeded by "a stop
page of the left ventator Of the heart This
gave me an inflammation of the borax. and now
I'm sick with the cIoroform mebus. There's
no blessing like that Of health, especially when
YOU re- sick"
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ABSTRACT OF TITLES,

In Office be found full list government land
entries. the county Ramsey. Pats diff
said county, additions
plete list Of GA lands sold TO said county for unpaid
fares. full and perfect abstract Of the title to each
distinct tract parcel Of land situated in said county
from the general government 10 me latest granfee,
,cercn is noted every defect of title, either
and possible kind creating incubrance
,chethcr ii arises by Of Judgments, mortgages fare
mech mics otherwise.
Having these unusual facilities which av" cost many
dollars prepared make Abstracts
Estate County which
be perecoding omrsercs personally responsible for all
damages resulting fherctr0, in they by any posi-
biify dcfectIre.
jal5-Is PARKER WINSIOw.