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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

yI4E1EI LADIES AND GESTIEIsy 10 ITAEW A
" hesui'u at tn weeks discovered. 4 per-
who snow rom asking DAYS work .rou any for
70. sieabe in city ooutt,s Is done Ia efr
Terms ow APP at the Office ii Hudson irat fs: for
hi dAya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

M AAThD-BY AN ENGLIaH GIRL, A SITUATION Tc
w Go ehsmberwork and waiting to assist n hc wesbnf
snd ircYtg; lac good plain and Wiling tarse.
eu Good city reference Re given from her last pilc
cali al l4T Elin 1T Grand, front basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
~ to DO general Homework In private family; Is good
Nasher anu roDs snd good cook ana baker. Go d
ereBces given Apply ut IS Myrtle ay Bro,l!,n Can be
seen Tor two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

ID ECEIvED, UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTA NCES
II and supposed to have been stolen liable
with strap which he have by identifying
and paying expenses. Address Atkinson Broadway Pos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

IyyANIED--BY A STEADY YOUNG WOMAN A arru.
~ alton 10 do general homework in smell, rsa7acsbe
private family Is good cook and undsrs washing lud
ironing perfectly we'll 1he be of city reference given
qurea Pleae cal Tor days NJ III Foryth IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

SlTUATION WANTED-BY COMPETENT, WELL Ri
- conner dnd voman good pain cook, bread ana pie
baker excellent ~ashcr and iroa would do
hopseweIh s willing 10 make herself Can give tire
years city reference from her laet place. Please call
Eowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

COMETBING RARE.-wAsUINaToS's AUTogR XPH
~ handsomely framed, &c for sale for So Burn,ona
bookstore 2e6 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

WANTED-A SITUATION, AS FIRST RATE baUN
w dress good cook In prigste family tioOd city
terence Can be een Tor two days a, 81 University Place be
tweenllth snG 18th ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

~ ANTFn--A FRENCH GIRL. AZ W&grER ~
w sp all private ia-y; also girl cha rh2 mas, AUD
stress; Protts tan's PREPARED Apply IL wo Sst.
after 10 o'clock a. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24


x,SN REWARD. TAKEN FROM TIE vOusE, NO rs
IcC trofty stree, on Wednesday morning, 2t January
ns oct xeen ano socok - yards 81 velvet taceWry
by the n the house any returning The
pet srd 10 questions asked fnwrnfokera and agents
are eau lore d agatist p,u chasing the same
cox REwhRD.-LosT IN BROADWAY. 4 SMALL
PAc memof snduu bock, cortsnine about crb .ure dol
lars The Under VII receiye e asd b. leaving he
came. Win It's cehcfts No 10 VAL erect room No q he
eWner . name Is written on The hJesL
&CE REwARD.- Losr OR STOLEN, A LARGE AND
W<O vsuble ostrich down fur ppe For ths cccgeTy @.
which he above reward WI 70 paid 81 South stroe,.
xOO REwAED.-sTyCE THE 9TH !Nsr, HAS BEEN
Wv los, from the house No 20 Warren street, gold
diamond ri with slobcs of regular AM Dlrc
enamel almost out Tn. pers0n Who nay return
same OR give eny Information about H. viii receive the above
reward n The sold house.
OIL II REWARD.-eTRAYFD FROM CORNER OF
plO Broadway and GRIND street, Thursday i7h iss-,
an English bull terrier white dog with yellow spots biz
back and round his had leather col
jack Whoever will return bin 70 II. Mshmey, 2ii Sixth
avenue, VIII receive the above reward Somorc reward
be given
-1O REwARD-Losr, ON TUESDAY EvFylNa
PlU lad,S While Canton Grape sha~ wrapped IN towel
and newspaper supposed 10 have hecn dropped
car 49, Eighth railroad. The finder viii tao
atoye reward ard the thanks Of tic by
8. Philips, J23 Maiden lane.
d < REWARD LOST ON WEDNESDAY, 23D INST
&C BloomnRfale road, from bigh Hriige 10 Forty
eighth street long brorhe shawl The iuder will pie go
,e0ve ut ssnuel va,warps No Jefferson Market whes
he will get the above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

WAKffIELD.--THE MEMBERs OF INDUSTRY Al
" Home Association Ms are hereby Notified that tho
guar meeting will se place On Friday evening, JAM
%. The report OF he Financial Committee,
presumed ln hoped that every viii prepared
10 ste h1 deed which Will be delivered 70 him the
= me amount due by him
IOEN's A. COOPER, Parcha sing Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

!NANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPgCTAgir
w yonrg woman cbapb.rmsld waiter Good refer
be given Caa be Tor day s. vari,k
H. lie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

VyGETEn-IN A CLOTHING HOUSE :. 4 MAs 10
" give on aud receive worh o. est
sird none but experienced need apcy Adde'S
. Ga3 Post tfice-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

WANTED--BY RESPECTABLE GIRL. A sIrUh.
w ten seastrers and TO make herself ally fu
Can give sotd city reference Apply UNI Monday u $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

"a ANTFn--BY A RT5PECfABLE PROrESrA Nj
w yoCpg girl situation and
gentleman family Can be wei Recommended la her list
pace Cap be for days at III Lewis fourth floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

EQUATIONS wARTED-By TWO REsPECrAgr.E
- young women 10 do oners house work csnber
Test OF Can be Mrs Dusans 26 Warren
st., Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

WANTgDt SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
W yourE woman, as GOOD plain cook, Is an excellent
wsther ironer; understands baking ue Would be
70 co tonsc work. Good reference given Please ID for
days st No 1893 Bowery, In the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

JNANTED-AT THE yAuCeS IysTTIUr.;, Il. .Gr En-
w sseh, N J,a good lapg,i.h ad cass.ct t'eu.-i
hema.ica preferred, good refer Required he
above adiress 10 A. hageaayes Hopohen - ocicol A. ~
daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

WAETED-A GIRL, TO Do GENER IL HndsEW ,kE;
w must understand cook Ing and be good and
Ironer. German preferred. Apply a95 De.n 81, slh
housc above Nevns, Brcoky n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

AZ ASJFD-A SITUATION BT A YOUNG WOMAN AZ
good plain cook, or good waiter IL good washer
oner. GtOd references rn.r her last plaza Appy
of haine aud plymouth ss Brooklyn nesr ,ne
ielry. Can he teen fer two Gays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

SSITUhTloN WANTED-BY A TIDY, SRART. VIGIL
~ recommer ded young woman III privIe family
chaInt eIma'd waiter, ciId maid
No obj cton hotel boirdn house. best o.
city reference Can be Tor two days $, lG2 Yves. 3b
between 7h and 9Th avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

MAEIED-A SITUATION, by A YOUNG WOMAN
w chamber aid and ws!e la rrivaie family. Gao
give good city references. Apply a. u West 1871; be
seen Tor Two days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

flLLTHINa-IADIEs OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
TO dispose Ct can receive fate cash by sending
NE s res No IL Iaurens street. Canal No SO
broadway, or letter BY post Ladies attended by Ma Cohen
T. COHEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

M0TICE.-THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PHOENIX
Az Gold Mining Company, of North Carolina who
retain their stock requested 10 call at the Office OF
psDy tlchange place. at time between the
and M previous to the 2ah instant where list IL
open for The signhures OF those who wish
BY subscribing rata, according their
este for the providing for The Indebtedness
company and procuring additional machinery
merded at the meeting OF stockholders held the 7h
by order of the Board
Dated Jan. 10, 1866, SAMUEL B, WARNER Secretary
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

loan for the Hannibal and St. JOSEPH Rail
road has just been taken up, and by one of the
ST. Ongest lit OF Subscribers have ever seen on
II railroad loan. Tie negotiation was conducted
by John j.. Thayer, E.q.. of Boston, his house
tax M 5000, 900 Of the bonds. In the list of sub
scrhcrs observe the names of McCalmet
Brothers II Co., aud Barring, Brothers & Co., of
London, John NJ Forbes. james X. Mills, ii. Ii.
lIunnewel. Wm. +. Weld and Franklin Haven of
Boston. Alexander Duncan, John C. Green, L.
Von Hoffman & Co., Scbuchard & Gebbard, and
David Leavitt of New York. The amount was
;s4,0J0,0O0, and the security is "a first lien upon
ali the land given BIZ the Federal Government to
this road, about 500 900 acres. Jad sing from the
experience of the Illinois Central Rnroad, and
from the prices at which adjoining lots of land
are selling, the directors are confident th It.
the land will fully pay the entire cost of the read
aud equipment, leaving Il roal out of debt and
Cos ing nothing to the stockholders.
The arrangement for paving of the bonds is
new. ani we think very good. As often as sst0,-
600 is paid in to the trGstces from the proceeds of
lands. they are to draw forty Numbers from the
number which recorded BY the holders who
wish to have their bonds redeemed in this manner
and those forty bonds are TO be paid in full at
once and thus the bs is to be rapidly and eau;t-
ably reduced. The bends are also taken at par
in payment for the lands. 1t would seem that the
secuvitv must be undoubted, and the means of
payment sure.
The road, built for cash and in the most SUBJ
stantial manner, runs from Hannibal, on the Mis-.
sssppi. to ST. Joseph, the Missouri. is two
hundred and six miles in length. and will cost,
equipped, about six and half millions of dol
lars. 1t Will be completed in about two wears !;
and the money is, by the sale of these bonds and
BY the State loan of $3,oo0,0 900, all provided
". Y. Tribune.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
arrival oi Ike &c re E.av.

NE" ioHk, ttFlI 10.
The news Of the defeat OF Walkers army un-
der Schies>inger is confirmed. Il was brought
to Panama by tie Dutch steiin,r Emily, from
San Jose. Col. $. with 40J men, WAS attacked
by 800 Costa hican, unlrr Gen. Mora. and en-
t.relv defeated. Nineteen prisoners were caurt
nar.iaic'. and shot hv TIE Costa Ricans. The
Costa iicans after iirnr one yoilcy. leaped the
walls. Gnl with knife am! bivonet cat down all
they ercnunterel. destroying, dispensing and tn
king prisoncr. The Costa l.icins. hid sixteen
killed and twenty five wounded. Ninety OF
Walkers men were found dead. ana others rer-
ishcd il tie woods. IN ar;ny or 81 % men bad
been ordered and loan of :5iOi.O,U. General
Nora in his official di>raich to tie Minister Of
War, states that the attack lasted bat fourteen
minutes, when the iiibu,te,s broke an. He'd to
the weeds closely pu, sued hv The Costa Rcans.
The fcl! was strewn with tend.
The Case of Adams & Co. vs.. Cohen was dcci-
del at san Francisco, on the SIt, by verdict OF
S2j9.G00 against Cohen.
Anoher battle had taken place on White River,
II. T., between the In Hans and n portion Of the
fourth Infantry, under 1T. kantz, in which the
former We're routed. The Indians were building
a fort on White River, and large body OF them
were cnc'mped near Lake s luan.
The California Senate rejected the resolution
coEicmnatuIy of the election of Speaker Banks,
previously adopted by the House.
The san Jose telegraph hoisls the names of
fremont and Blair for pres,d mt and Wee Prcs't.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

foSToN, II rch p.
The m l,ct building was entirely DESTROYED bv
fire tA's p. n. 1t was II large brick building six
stories hiSa, occupied on the first floor as n do
nestle market, second on.y to Eanue.l Hall Ii II
kct.
The upper stories were occupied bv Nessrs
Sanho:H, Cartier \ Bassicn, book publishers, who
employed about 90 hands, and have lost about
8S''V1J IN sterrcot'pa plates, presses, papers,
etc. Messrs. Barnard 4 Dillingham;, furn;tore
dealers: Messrs. y. q NJ. I.oron, piano manufuc-
turcis: Bolls Sewing Machines; Boycc, Store &
Co.
j. W. Garrison, the principal owner Of the
building, lost about $Io,00U, insured one half
The failin.; walls crashed adjoining buiilinr.-
The steam engine Was brought and proved of
great service.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

killing their enemies since they have been pun
shed, it might be well to try lighter penalty.
If every leader of a war party, and everv one
who gets glory enough by going to war, to en-
title him TO wear an eagle feather, should be
confined a, hard labor in the pen,tentiary for
six mcnths, or Il year, or confined aethe near
est fort, and treated as our own soldiers are Tor
certain offences, made TO perform the drudgery
about the fort. with Il bali and chain attached
to him. in very short lime the war between
the Sioux and Clippevays would probably
cease, never 70 bc renewed. In this way al
SO our Own citizens might be secured agains,
a collision with the Indians, for as men going
to war will commit acts oi violence, on other
than their enemies, which they would Eot COM
NIT in any other circumstances nothing endan-
gers our place more than hcse war parties
In my communications hitherto, Lave spo-
ken chiefly oi what our Government Las Jailed
10 do ior these Indians. Nhtn fud leisure
to write again purpose telling yoa something
Of What has l,cu cone ior lltn.
Yours respectfully,
4
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
i.c:.is frCm TIC Hedsou North Star,

Heavy FIHH.--A man at Saltwater was
fnel *l.OCo last week, for setting Ere to the
prairie. y few days since, we noticed FIRE run
Mn. over the hills below this village on the
Wisconsin side of the lake. To Ere the prairie
woods near setilemen or fern. is a violation
of the laws of this State. and we would ask
those Of our readers who have been cnity of sst-
ting fire to the prairie just for the fun of the
thing" to do So no more.
tbs Dntvr.-The lumbcrmcn are busilv en-.
gagged in driving down the logs that they cut
dnr.ng the winter the St. Croix and it's trib-
u,aries. The water is high. and the prospects to
''get OUT this spring are good.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
"TnERS WE'RE GiANrslN THOSE DArs''-Axe

''lHERS WERE GIANTS IN THOSE EDArs''-AxCIENr
REIIcs.-Whiie the workmen were ENGAGED. ras.
terday evening. IN excavatiny for the cellar Of
Gov. Grimes new buildings ON the corner Of
Main and Valley streets. they came upon an arch
cd vault some ten feet square, which, on being
opened, was found to contain eight human skele-
tons of gigantic proportions. The walls of the
vault are about fourteen inches thick, well laid
up with cement, or some other indessructible NOR
tar. The vault is abou, six feet deep from the
base of the arch. The skeletons are in a good
state of preservation, and we venture to say, are
the largest human remains ever found. being a
little over eight feet long! We will examine these
interesting relics more thoroughly this morning,
ana give our readers more particular account
of them tomorrow. The vault and ssa,a,ons
will not be disturbed further until this afternoon.
and all who desire 20 look upon the remains Of
this race of giants. should DO so this morning.
Loud State Gazette.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
CorNrrnrrlrrRs ARRrsrrp.-The oficers Of St.

CouNrERFEITERs ARREsrEp.-The officers of st.
Joseph county, Michigan, have succeeded in max
ing important arrests of several of gang OF
counterfeiters. The Adrian Watch Tower gives
the particulars substantially as folows
man named John McDougall, of notoriously
bad reputation, ran away from Chatham, Z. W.,
some time ago and settle on Sturgis Prairie.
short time since, II rascal named Mallett, escaped
from Chatham. for whom the Sheriff Of Kent co.
offered 81 POO reward.
The Sheriff of Kent county, hearing of the
whereabouts Of McDougall, ana remembering the
aiaee of birds of fcather,' etc, came TO Stur-
-iS few days since, and, accompanied by the
officers Of ST. Joseph county, went to McD's house
and commenced search fer Malett.
In one of the upper rooms he found IL press and
$1,000 in five dollar counterfeit bills on the
Westminster Bunk. Rhode Island. They imIned-
atelv secured McDougall, who implicated VIM. Il.
Latta ard his son. n. B. Latta, ana Finch. Lat
IA and son were arrested. bat Finch eiuded the
officers and escaped with the dies and plates.-
Latia is held to bail in the sum Of 81 900. Me-
Douyul IS in Jail.
The Chicago Times prcsumes that the n. u.
l.itta who thus obtains uneviable notoricty, Is
the same parsonage who arrested, about one
fou:d large number of counterfeit notes OF the
tnadilla Bank. lie managed to escape justice.
The lAttas, father and son, are reputed us being
connected with one of the most extensive gang of
counterleters in the West.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

presented at our counter note purporting to
have been issled BY bank of the above name,
located at Hosoard, in that State. We know Of
no such bank, and would advise our readers to
beware of these isSues.-Erchan0e
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
l. O OK IND LIVEl
DR. J. :. oAxLUR,s Z


COMR0UND SYRIR OF HRtER R0OVex
=. ..-x--. --'.- .-..l..--, =. ..~~.- - -.
4.e Dss.S hose sale ano
- ~, snotes Sss ~
SUMMER yyuisanus, week ana hei4xeu SoseD " o1o -
1ouns' a'so ssovkhkicH nEMEDy ron
ABt0ttc Cholera, First DoDGo1,
vrvHYs r,ed,c,ne h.. bs.n q -. .t.n,,~
medicine I'm the ord whout the ad Of pune ar
rents OF Kind and the reseut pvnprffo r. niv fudsd 3,
resort TO the columns the
10 the a00e Odv OF the Anerican peope the hie
.experience can oniy give TO fhe f.,c 1-' =
rn. Rrs.. n -. &c.. - - 80 ~
AAe nsse No. syreP
the result Of yearsnvesgaon Of the Of Bowel
and the adaptation Of vegetable remedies u their
cure me Of the different drugs and medicines the
are 80 wen know fha person with common share
10 ,sIsv su can te wna' ~. nsss senoency
opium, while Supplies the system hss Tendency 10 chec
the bowels and that castor OIL and iasp and
vsreyo other medicines have opposite tendency. And
40 Of most OF the medicine n nae ~ " 'pa 0essn anu
The great aim amonc nhvsicians has ,ee, "a a,
zines OF this Kind in sc n.rs;s. thst th s,'
moved the medicine fan shor Of PRODUCING deo This
object generally
poison; but the
medicine disease poisoning the syr
e ana sapns he OF heaifh 20 that each cure
Drinss Ine one stage nearer an carry grave
OF an lmpe'en. anu m'nsppy oso sse.
DocIoh vALLor wAs esuy ssIeA WIN 'nis Peeonanty IN
or aDa te .no uevoses MS tnc
70 tne W femeuy. Aer eve.Ai yesss Ia
oo he succeeoea IN ns M n veg
poisohous PncsPe cAn separated
anu 'nau .hey arc 40 way u!on escn oh.
i"r tnei ne aiso succeeoeo In metnoo
VI separating 'hcin, 'na' was sary anu p'scsSse.
This Great Discovery
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26


Washington, Dec. Is, 1855. d.
Geatlemen:-In compliance with the request
contained IN your communication or the 8 inst,
IL re-eXamnition of the question, Whether those
engaged iii The removal Of the Chefokees are en-
titled 10 bounty land under the provisions Of the
first section Of the act of March >. 1856? was
male by this ID ,partment, and concluded to re-
fer til" matter to the Alto ncy General of the Uni
ted >,ta'e for his Official opinion. THIS opinion
received, and is to the effect that the language
of sud act wit; g Each OF the survivors of the
militia walnut, ers or State troops of any State
Territory, called into military service and res
nlarly mustered therein, and whose services have
been paid by the United States,' intends not ONLY
militia or volunteers whose military service was
performed under the general command of the Uni
ted States and in time OF war. but also such as
rendered military Service. whether in war or not,
and whether under the Immediate authority of the
United States or Of State or Territory, but who
shall have been paid for such service by the Uni
ted States.
Upon review of the whole subject. aided By
the opinion of the Attorney General anl the
views expressed hy YOU, am satisfied that the
construction giving TO the net is correct and have
SO instructed the Commissioners of Pensions.
am, respectfully. Your obcdient servant,
X. AlCCLELLAND.
10 Hons. George 5. Houston, George w. Jones.
Howell Cobb, and John II. Lumpkin House Of
REPRESENTATIVES. Wush;nrto,
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26


CHuNrERrE.TiNG FoLEp.--A patent has Just
b Ell taken out by gentleman of this ety. (whose
are not ut liberty to mention. for the
prevention of the countericiting OF bank bills in
every manner, either by photographing, altering,
vention, that four Of the banks of this city will
at p. occed to issue bills after this meth
eI, having secured from the prten;ee the privilege
Of doing. This valuable and useful invention
is the result OF chemical experiments, ut first
gage;! in for mere pastme, but thereafter con:in-
ucG for period of more than eight months,
results brought to light from time to
time, unit at myth these efforts have been crown
ed with complete success. The paper to be u'el
for the bill, is of light straw color: red is
also employed. These colorS rem lerel neces
saIy by the chemical process to- which the paper
is required to be sub iectcd in its manufacture: :
the straw color, however, can not bat be received
with greater favor than that of our bank bills us
now used. .-Ne,v Hare, Req.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26

Esy- The story that the Cuban sugar crop
will be short is discredited. II is supposed to
be a devise of the spectators.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-04-26
HENRY NzckENTX,
EALER IN REAL ESTATE,
THIRD STREET,
Saint Pnui, Min. Ter. oclI-i

FOR SALE.
WE OFFER the described property,
w which interested personality which be ssd
ii,e prices:
Lot .. Block 90, Enlargement Irvmc's
ditiUn Paul. 7
Lot s, Block 10 Kittsori's Addition.