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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20


A,rs,s. A~ss 10 ,hs ciets'. osuee Of the cireuh
C.sn q Jsdtissa csssty. - The sA cay Of Asges.
0ss,re sass-,ss. H,.,y s.s,s.,.,-. nr.s.. ST..
s 800 Is.es Sl.'srs-is. Is--as ss~s-ki-.
tses F<iA<S ssd s<xf kis.& 0ssfs. Slese.-
49, fl.Istr-.. Piainsl6s
s.--a x.-. IA. AS Al, r,u,.
k,ss. y-e Ms, Eisa E,as Hr-i--i. A..
Lbs SOL ssa SlrsA ass .rsf, 10 i Cas- al
as ~s(e Dsrs& ki.,, sss ybk- Csri.sr.
4 '''@'''1 4. c ~; psisad.o".
TUE ctiscs ef ibis ssi ). 10 have partition Of
\ the real ~sts'e oi Jaeuh K,u. deed 10 Tie
C.aaiv Of i.fe,sOa anopg biz heirs q law
srrrsriar an sthsarh 6i~d 10 The saii ths,
i,ssn Kline t-aae ktsn- Jacob K.ms Ei,. N irar
serismin Kline. John Shsui snt s.,sh hs. siie
J-eob Casies sad p"lIy bis vif-. and David Kline
sr e.' re,s~sr o. mi. sac hey err stscby a.
psctscasioa a tbs order do what is e.ee->sry
TO pfo,.ct their Interests Ia this mater III. far
iher ofdsr-d hat copy % hi. order - pstli,hsd
oncv resk Tor fnnr sueerssiv- weeks I'm the ssv,,
gina Free Press" pewspsper p,int~i A Jrsf-r.
son Ceoniy, spi posted q, The trent door OF the
Court.
a Corv-Te.,e
Msreh II, 1885,. THROWN. Geek
Virginia, Jeffersoa County, Set. /:
IN iAe csnHiy Cont, l.reA Rak,, 1856.
Il n Pw,.o{ P;aiatin
AGAINST
As'az' IA. HIiae', e TsSaas ~ Krs,.
~ CHANCERY.
1--WE OF This suit Is 10 attach the estate ri
the peiesdant, Abrsm II. Haiaes, 10 thi,
Sa'r, or ~ much sh-rsoi may ts .uaeirnt "a
pay The amounted The PlaintiG's els In AMI costs
appearing hy satisfactory evidence thai the
ID 0 ad>n, Aers m IL Hainrs u not . re.ii.ai u
this sar IL Is ordSrrt, thar h be rsqarei to o
pcar within one month afer due pnblis alton ol hi,
orisr. snt 60 What = nrers.afy pfei-.t HI. 10
'eresi; suS that copy VI this order be published
oare week tor tour successive weeks In .ome
nTwspapei Published IN This cousy. and rss>ied al
The fr"ni ccor ol the COAT House OF this county
on the FIST dsy Of The Term Of the sait Court
COpy-Tss-.
MOORE, Clerk.
Mark 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

HAVE faiapifs ~ Clover s-rd "a ~ nsfet a
= awe mate affaussmenfs - fafalsh ~ farmers
siih q ieu hsfss- Ttfrs C1ss
gsa "a 80. = n. AfeoUtTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Public Sale.

T WILL s-r NPueiD sAir. 90 my k.,u one ME
i norm o Camefos's DcpOi.
Oa To-day, Is, day II APri, 1855,
The fS,lOr log property vs:
Al my isrming iBPlemsnis
good wasra, PiVaghS. G-as> &s.
Mich Cow "a" year "ld HsiIrr;
Denble ADD singie ssoTsi Psonsls;
wh-st FaE;
500 posnds ct Basun;
10 arre.s Il Com;
20 % 80 acre. al Wheat Ia the ground;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
JEFFERSON ..sp zen SUE


JEFFERSON LIMB Tea SALE.
WILL ~ ssis a public sais. o. 7asrsxsy
w Ms,et 2os4. is5S,
A rrnct Of Land,
t-longirs 10 Ihe sstaie Il wm. Cishfsnirg deed
tying at The W-~.rn ss-e 81 ihs II &c RIi-~ as.
Joining ib- lands ~ Philip Ccce. Mcsa,try sna
Others, snd imu-dls,e, 90 The road Trading ffrm
iiarper' Fsuy 10 KEYS Perry. ~ milss Irotn
Hsrpers Ferry. sostsinine about
1s% Acres,
90 Acres OF Viii IL ar Die lsnd a part OF II well
sct IN gas ihr land !. At sos~i natural soi are
VET wa'ered ~ nss-T GAi.ios 5arlass. BGiiaiags
orttusry.
lF Possession given on the tst Aprii
itRss-onsIhiri oi The pufeha,r money In
had, ihs ealsaes 10 iuo tgusi annual pzymrtts
Win iSisfesi from Gay &C sale fhr deisifra ray.
mtnt. TO IL secured by Deed nl Trust On The farm
a NJ THE IIElRs
F-htpsTr - 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Clover seedIt

A PRIME Lei q Pssn.ti,s,t, a.. c,,..,
n Sesd. iasi ressitsdlf
wseAssisf, Nsfsk 50 80 WV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
PUHI.lC aAIR.

Will OF ~ pub y aaetion 90 ATJsAss ne
i 5la aas 4 NsrcA HT rn ife stJc X at ioinrr and
,t1Rh CsrprBlsf> ToBis. among which are Mbaid-
tng F'ste Berch. Pisrcs Sssb TONGUE aud
Grove Plane, ut vsriuus sites Bfa-es ana d ~.
."Rsfs Hnd Ctissis large aad ans II SsWs VOL
Beech screw md To nIne La ~ romel~lr ~ n
hpA--ps'wef. ipF ~eod 90 ifsR onr set of Biaes.
smith tot, Socks Tags aaa Dies u various slxes,
tse 0tisdsIssss
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
unnecessary 10 ernmersir Vinegar BY the barrel
oa- Coz, one Brossd Mare IN fpai suitable for
SADDLE 90 Harness. some farmSar tools one
hotse wagon one tiiI.sidr Plov (Eoss forward
aBi - IN TIE same fgfFow one saassge Cat
tee Mali and Wedges pitchsn and broad Ates
TEHss ~ sar.--FoF suns Of sS aud eoWstd. n
credit 49, he hiieeaih 81 August nest viii be-
given Purchasers giving fcad aod approved az
cufny. under 50 the Cash viz ~ fegairrd No
property 10 b removed tilI Isrms are complied
with W TffOAPapN
March - 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Watches and Jewelry.

'I'HE s1bscpt~T has Teiafncd ff.n, n r,.,e,,
n Chies ~aih handsome sarry al {; I'D. tn
his line 'uch a. Gold H,4d si!vcr watr lss R,rps,
Fms, kar Ring Coii Pens ard Psneiis. Coli
We. snr FOB CssiSs, seal, sad KEYS. ia short az
most evefy Article Ia NJ lice cd taAies.s vIirk -
hotes his ola friends ana M Pubiif gfnfaIfy a 4,
ca, snd see. cHAs q STEWART
FoFeu.ter IS, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

.abier's Cherry Expeeteraat.
ts'oh ~ fsltcf aae csfs 81 ~ ihsast ssf f,ar9s
saft q, Jotia g sats Croap Caason.psioa
As..ma MhotrinE Cosra Ar iss -, b.
Mares 1854 n aawilNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
CAR r R's N OTEL,
nsO~ITsyE Nnrser

M Y Books anu Aceoanis are ready tor setie.
IVA meat ihVs~ wishirg ~ -as- trouble will cali
asd make srare-mr.ts Ainesiectinv Ills WAR;
ins may look out iion aud after 18Th Msfsh
N. CARTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
uoIioway's Syorm Conrrc,ioD.
CnnUon's Vegetable rsls,rr.

u rIhASSNF u cate and slsoslrs ssfesf- fer
~ofm- lutt receives ed trr sate n,
- afsas-.,sC y HEIf ia A ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Eor Hire,


A hb8HO Nsa, ~ fhe rr,ss;.fe, 81 "A. -,
a Aggy ANDHEw AtpmDgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

NEyK tsss sifse.sr $50 isfrs aaaabss n al
w FopsisF vesk 80 81 srpecfisr = sfIi
iaftfsf srprfF Hesa "a geaS eftffa
Frb 81 - q. NJ SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
De BurgIs, super Phosphats.

~~1 70 buFNA HVoHHat1'
~ y sac msa- -ff4e~~fasats ~ iufns.h gssns
~ ~ih De hafEs No amasnlassf sapsf
80 49,. =, ths haitiu4ofs prt.rs sfdfnr flefE bts
~ shsu Tsi - 30 iarre qHssfHIrs the
WNf y ifsiah' sal tisais b, Ia. e., 80. "a.
fessI - harf gss1 safsls
wisehss'sf. Msfsh ~ "a "NOD-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20


" on are hereby nL1fct. b., 10 cs,,re-,,r,
\ ia t.oa Coaptg, Srcia.a, - Tnr.asv tbs
- 80 .As 81 AFrl 1900 b-igcsn ihe Logr. ofio 4
w , y aiisr o6tee 81 samuel S,ose a ON.
euuHiy aloressif I gill IL ttr ten-sRt..r -
s'i,s,e ~l'nsssss 20 he trs3 IN esisstrs h. -
ba'i ~ se,l penaibE 10 .sit coaft. wtsfrir a.,
pam . art 1ea drfef daEi, sst u lsf any r.g.,
zoe l.Aihg ct The said dsposi}lnns Il nn, tfrrp
eomrieied on the dRy af6ssrsf4 be t,tir- ~ -
sane VIII he adjourned fressi gsy a. dsv s,iI go
f'et'a. MARIA 4 JONES.
Feb 81 ISs, " - "@''a@'f'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
TAGs.

y hsLs tar ia'. received Al IS psp,, To-
Feb - 1851 Ea AfsaUrru
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Colts & Aliens Pocket Pistols.

A GOOD asso'talea; 81 cait,s srI Ail,,,, -
az Eo'yfrs Pistols, p.tea1sien caps. posSer
hasss, sep i"t sac a.
Nov. IS 1855. cffAs q srrw.pr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
- Containing $50 Acres.

X<&F& S@,t Farm j. silnaici ga the road lead
wy ing hcIa Chsrleslown 10 Wine hester
>zAs.- and about en miles itom either place !;
ooe ani ban mites tom the Winchester sod Po-
ionae EatlIosd, ADD within two miles ol WADE,
DEPOT ans IN convenient distance 20 several hus
meichant mills, ehn ehes aud school house. in
sishi The improvements ars of the bes: qualify,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Hair Dye..

DYES lbs seAs'ss'. srd Bs'sssle- ,,lsb,s,sl
Fsh p So. . r.. BFfIFn A en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

De'Eo TsAcHE. = :, : =: |. !. :. .....,.v
9sssssry -. fess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

Kitchen Furniture.
Terms All sans e re dollars sai upwards,
etsdii o sIx months ih~ purchaser giviuP ooni asa
approved s'cuiiN-SaH- under Eve duistS the
"a ~iii b. requi'vJ No piepeTts 10 tc t,nSted
Ihi 'eTIas ~ ss'- ate complied wish
March % ,sG JAMES q HURST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

atFs ~, sse,,iygt y, - Seer. s,m.
- - r.nkwIus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
soaps 81 l.verY Ilind.

&oAfS %. every rsfisfy sueh a. pos..,o. N
- ~. oissftg. a. c6,sl-.s - hi, a, ~ =
e''is iafis'Y Pom ss-s la. .-.s,..,.s, 80 p
a''bs % Fai.puf sisds. IIs'f OF. srloss a.,
Ac ~ sas ~ a II nrIfrp. -. -
fehusB tF-G - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Watch Repair;ng.

'lNiis sohscritcr hsviug --ees.i - ssry;r.. a
aSofnPetent Na'rh Matsr IA psenatrs 10 a,
VII t'e warranted n rafi ~ vss.o S.iire.,4
nov. - tsSf gfiAf . STEWART
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

hfoN ~ ffefsrfiah ~ 3 a. ses ..-.,f...s
r.rs tgni ite Tfcsssss 81 Gi.t- ~ ~
dfgsT. q sais ~ a. n eEffrt. =, ne
Frbfssry :. las ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
% IL Eillrr.

t'hbaH Porter lsst fereissa ssff.. ..,-A,
Narsntsfe1 sass '''-aN q CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
M. iMSEL 81 Co

Let all the work. ssy what they car.
Esl selimr eaniIal prlzrs 81 Aa..I 4 Co nra he -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

$50. 500!
Lnu-rV for he S-neht 81 The S,sfe % D-,a,~s-e
c'sssi, iof iss6 irswn At Wilmington Del.
ssnriay AFrn i0.h. IS56
- SanarT Lof~ry - Dawn Ballots
rfcB scnE4I
| prirs If s37 500: % COO. ~ 600: 10000:
S.2oT, 1000; 100 Of 80 ia Of 600 SIC t,
&c, DO
Tickets siO-IiAiE5s So 5sIters $3.50
csftih,a'ss Of packages Of &c wbules. $50 90
- Halves - 90
4" 20 QnatieTs - so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

A LAuGg ~ " chs..s- rsas.-s 49,, .e.....t
Neysg.srf - Isss ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Corv-Te.,e
Msrrh -. tsS. r. THROWN. Geek
Virginia, Jefferson County. Sci.

IN i5e comHiy Cont, M4reA Rak,, 1856
Il. r. PuSreR. P;aiatn
AGAINST
AsSaA IA. HTias, & 7'ssaas ~, Ksys,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

- p ItI9FI nfI nI1lt 4frfIllH TT-l.,. ~. -
o. 49,. Q BEtLER a co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Peddlars Wantsd.

srfit~f i SIXTH
wires-sisr' February - 1850
For sale or Hire.
A LIKELY ssfTsni giri ataai ~ gsars 81 49,
n q sold ~ uiil nls o. ~ fs8n eaf fims els
~ gissr iof Ne symfni v fssifss
FRANCIS YATES
Trustee's Notice.
A IL fsbfs see luhs ~ Lex. ~ note ~ 5fSrr
n atsr have bees sssirbrs ~ Ne aasefsirsss
useies GO D. brrtai - rfrfnors Hamsd in deed
81 ffust arrested ~ SD J7ha n Lors ~ Sc
i3'hof Fstsusfr ieeG snt ffcrffrf in % Cifrl 3
rsics ~ ~ SoanfF CosrLsf tsasfeqs Coastg Al
gffsHrs kuaeiHs hess Ives iedftisf afs hrfelrg
anfihrf hai rsYuisft sssi . nads siihoat dfiay.
oasIrits fasif sisias siii - psi 10 ~ hsn1s a
VIC. uARpEsTY.
MsftHe 1906. Ifaars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

GPRiao CoTTONs 44Bs.g. atl,,,s-.
- - a nsbaiafss
tifaFf fwiisd Ussatsfrat
fis,t C1saoas ldss sfrslsgf -
rs ". - chArEa Jaws
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
sec. w. BRADFlELD.
ATTORNEY At LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN

CHANCE
BkRkffILLE. CLARKE CO, Va,
MILL give ptOmri attention To any bssii-.s
w eaitu.,rd 20 his care In tie countirs Of
Clarke. J'h-r~oa aad l. uious.
tie VI. also give sreet<f attention 20 al IN suers
conprcitd with his cse a. Co .ioneri In cnan-
eetv 10 the Circuit ard County G urts.
FEBRUARY - iS.si- in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Virginia TO wit :

Mafch 30. Issf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Greana orIilir.

fseiea"s si cH'aueeas efapfiaus sna se,.
- rts Ne ssiH s,,ii sst fsif. frlsgYs- Ff.rfir.
n ~ p.. ~ 'sis hem iassins Picfsrsd ~
Ftb T. - g. 4 EEfTrr cc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

lust FsrsiF~t nsea n Hahts sfl4ss kers,
= 49, aise HisrksHish faeis Hsfisr . Aasa ~
fiess a'efFes Hsad Hasnrrs etsrfs 80 a..
20 81 s. nAWTfN4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

Ssh Geo!
Lottery far the kr.hi - ihr Safe Of Tsiawors
Class - fof i-56 20 D. dawn ~ vnmin goo
D-iswste on Ss'afasy. Aput ~ $50
- Num5cr Lottery "a drawn ballots.
srLrSmn scBrnk
Prize Of s5i coo, so Geo; 5000 10 600:
900 5000, 269i; 100 Of 1000; 257 Of
500; &c sc.
Tickets sit-Hsive. $40 -oaarisrs s3.S
H., ghih- > "a
Cer.6saies OF packages o. % whole,, s'sc 60
&c Valves. 81 60
% Qaar,ts, - 10
20 T. ghshs, - 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

! s..'seriai ga I.anspa.

AAsaATta rssii al. al. T., 49,,
I, y ENfFH
hs-ritE is'sa Afass. sut. 49, q. 80
-, - ttt fgL X sWfTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

E00 GusHEfla ~ OATS s- sr~4 A..
stUV 49, sss5 W ok f3pFsE - =. u 4.
FafplafCH - KicHEl.nEeuFH
Febfsafg - 80 ~
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

WINDr.--At no season of tho year since our
residence in Minnesota, have we witnessed so
much windy weather as has been the case during
the past few weeks. The wind is perfectly furi-
who venture into the streets, driving wo,kmen
from buildings, preventing merchants froiu ex-
hbtlng their goods, and ''kcking up fuss
generally" It's no longer 's what's in the win i"
but when will it cease? question more easily
asked than answered. 3
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

G~ The Legislative Assembly of Victoria
Australia, has ordered list of all the registered
voters to be published in the local newspapers,
The Melbourne Argus came out on four different
days with forty-eight pages of double DENY the
charge for the advertisement amounted to El0,
200, or in the vicinity of ffty thousand dollars
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
COLLEG OF ST. PAUL,

II. w. P. JUSUs, PHI. ID. of the University OF
Lcyden, Holland, and late Principal of the 40, /.
DENY a. Tallahassee, Florida, is expected to t, Ike
charge of the preparatory department of the
College, next week. Besides the usual daily
studies. there will be evening GLASSES IT, Gey man,
French and English for young msa who ,.re en-
gagged during the day. a....
This Institution has been suilt by the Ii iberality
oi friend OF education abroad, and deserves the
patronage of our citizens.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

DEATH OF SIR JOHN Ross.-The death of Sir
John Ross, aged eighty years, is announced in
the English journals. He was Rear Admiral of
the British Navy. In 1918, he accompanied Sir
Edward Parry, in his expedition to the Arctic
Seas. In 1929, he commanded an expedition to
the same inhospitable shores, where he spent up
wards Of four years. He was knighted by Will
liam ", on his return
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

c. An eccentric character at Hanover, n. H.,
named Increase Kimball, died on the 10th at the
age of 80. He had allowed his beard to grow
vow, and was generally considered an amiable
and harmless lunatic. In 1904 he invented the
first machine for making cut nails, for which he
Obtai ned a patent; but he refused to sci! the
right, an d his machine was afterwards superseded
by Others. The graduates of Dartmouth College
for the last half century cannot fail to recollect
ss the IpwT
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11


RELICS AT HACKENsAcK.---The Patterson On. j.
Guaadiom says that . few days ago some work.
men, while engaged in grading near the residence
of Gsrret NJ. Anderson, on the banks of the Hack
ensa OK, came to a pile of some seven swords and
eis hteen pistols about two feet under the surface
1t was upon the spot where the barn of the old
Znbriskie House stood, and there is said to have
been company of British officers stationed there
during the revolutionary war, who were surprised
and forced to fee. As these swords all appeared
to belong to officers, the weapons may have been
hastily secreted, whilst, perhaps, their owners
never lived to reclaim them. These relies are
still in the hands Of MIR. Anderson. The sword,
which bad evidently belonged to the Captain, had
been ell ,gantly mounted in silver and gold. They
We're all found in one heap, as if hastily thrown
together.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CT At a late trial before the Supreme Court,
the defendant, who was unaccustomed to legal
phraseo)ogy, was astonished on hearing himself
charged with what seemed to his unsophisticated
mind, all manner of crimes and msdcmeanors.
He silently listened to the allegations, as they
were repeatedly termed, until his patience was
worn out, when, spriuging to his feet, he ex-
claimed.
"See here, Judge, all of 'em ere allegations,
as ye call 'em, are false, and that ere ''allega-
tor - knows it,,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

BEAR AND Doc FIGHr.-Placards announce the
tact that r.ere is to be battle between Dog
anu a Boar, just outside of the city. Bets $500,
aad upward. We should like to inquire If the
proper authorities cannot put . stop to this bru'
tai affair9 It's time something was done, or the
next thing on the carpet will be- genuine prize.
fght---a ia Yankee Sullivan.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
CO The $ ''model mayor" Fernando Wood, of

CO The ''model mayor" Fernando Wood, of
New York, who eatered upon his career with such
irresistible patriotism, is meeting with reverses.
Liquor has been sold in New York on Sunday,
during the past year, as freely as ever; Gambling
Heiis iilumine the midnight darkness from their
encurtained windows, and Cyprians salute unso-
phistocated greenhorns, and cluster upon the
corners of the streets, just as if His Imperial
Highness, Fernando Wood, had never been born.
His brother has been for years proprietor of one
of the most notorious I" Shades " in Philadelphia,
and it is rumored that the sporting fraternity
have bought the mayor out. However that may
be, his professions and promises have all been
belied; the public are being outrageously plum
deTed by his incompetency, and his transitory
greatness, recoilns upon him, will hoist the en-
g.neer upon his own petard. How easily noto-
riety is acquired: with what difficulty greatness
is retained -.--s -a .-ftA% ss-t
CO Whew. Our streets have been filled for
the last week, with impenetrable clouds of dust,
ana the Southeast wind has cut up some queer
antics. Now hooking--or rather unhooking-all
the clothing from its pegs at the " Ready Made"
stores, and hurling the plumber up the street with
the fury of hurrcane,-and anon enveloping
the pursuer in sarcophagous of dust, causing
him to repeat mentally, &c Dust thou art, and to
dust shalt thou return" The component ele.
inents of the atmosphere seems to be parts
oxygen, part nitros en-, 95 parts dirt and small
gravel stones,-an whatever others may think of
such a nuisance, eye don't like it. plt
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11
9. A. DEL0YNEs Z CO., ~
IMPORTERS or
BI4ndfes, Wines, Fruifs 4 aexsrs

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vHG Wines and quors by the aboye Uoo - "A, -
me irport:son Of their EeD Yevt s, ana ere tssss-
nts they s lodssd USsst SSsess cess r. ~
sns msrcosns of the Eth-Wsstm esu purcSss
seooea Soods sod % sny part thscsy q Cenrda
1enyaTes ~ oon6, II thefU Custom Hsuse dfne-
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Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

war is imminent between the Sioux and
Chippewa Indians of Minnesota, growing out Of
several murders committed by the Sioux upon
the Chippewas. The latter demand the mur.
derers, and threaten war of determination against
the Sioux. -
c3T The above We clip from an excl lange.
An i'll feeling has existed between these two tribes
for a long time, but we do not know as there are
any moro serious apprshensious of war now than
there has been for years.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

A WELCOME SuRPRIsE.--Rev. T. Dewitt Tai
madge, the young and talented pastor of a church
at Belville, n. j., was recently married and was
aossn. from ms people some TWO or ,s three weeks
on his return home with his wife, he was surprised
to find the whole house, from the attic to the Gel
ar, completely provided with appropriate furni-
ture. During his absence the people Of his con-
gregation had purchased everything in the shape
Of furniture necessary for the comfort and con-
venience of their PASTORS residence, had quietly
and indusrriously placed every article in its ap-
propriate position, and when he returned it was
presented to him as personal property. ilEQ
Golly ,--Mish we were q preacher.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

ca meteor was observed at different points
on tb e Lake Superior coast, on the 18th of Aug,
at such distances from each other that its altitude
from the earth must have been nineteen or twen-
tY miles. and its diameter at least 800 feet
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

Gd sseventy-fye cases, each containing two
glass ballot boxes, have been shipped from New
York for California, for the use of the authori
ties at the next election. They are of globular
form, strong enough to resist brick-bat, and so
transparent that every voter can see his ballot
it passes Through the aperture. 1t is also secured
in an iron frame which may be secured to the
table.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-10-11

CT' A child of family named Beilair, resi-
! ding near Dubuque, was choied to death by
grain of corn. The child had been playing with
/ an ear OF corn previously.