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Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tie Refs.
MAGNlRlCE NT SCH e ME!
TO d DRAWN
RANa sAHI-RnAY IN IY-IYt
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES.
. 40 Priess amo1iitias 10 ........... % % 90
Whole Tickets si0; Halves AS; quarters slh.
PLAN or the LOTTERY.

sac Pres ano1,ltias 10 ........... o2OA 900
Whole Tickets sio; Halves V; quarters san.
PLAN or the LOTTERY.
., The Numbers fron !, = 0,Ae. e9respouains With
q psre ,re easrclei 18th email TN tusss and placed
The hr. .! Prizes. similarly 1rtnssi and sncirclsi,
TIE vheels then rev3lved, and runher Is drawn
rom .hs .hs:, Of NaI,srs, ssd At ,ss ss,ne snsss
snee, sqd r.ss:-r.i y The csmTisson~s: The Priv.
ssn rsesa cf sn shf plss, dawn
Approximations. Prizes. The two prec.dns and
he 80 succe, Ing Nun CO ss',s dr.wn< n. sr.i
; Pc: s iSs;s =; ~ y
81 s.s a.si g ss sS 3 90 =
s.ur. q The ys:ser th.. is-t ~. ss,na eise. Psi
r.: q then q fies. :.s rss: he sr na' ,e
end, :. ,n ~ z -. r. z. EY!.s.I eng.
o:t.ssy.; s.ssss.s Il. a ;: 'sld Il u. seo~,nr
osslsc.is Of Ps:ssss ., :. wh:ls riskes .. :. ~
ssaiSi:.sIssss' !: :::::::: < 4
In ertsriss Ticksts or Sessincets.. soc's~
the a.usy z our 81 E,,' 70, the T,c.ss Y,ss, :.
Purh,s.rs can avs tickets ending In Any aeure uhe,
The s 81 Drawn NunNers sni Prses will he cent 10
purctssers Immediately after the drawing. e..
~ Purchaser will plrtse write their s'enA.cres
plan, md rive Their Pok D ice, Comfy ana st,e.
- Rsmenher t.si every Prise 70 drawn and psys.
All prisss * = ~ ANA under. p.ia lmr,.alss.,y
ster the trawins-othsr prizes at the usual tine Of
All eeSSarc..on. .s.esly eanaa.n..l.
-s'S- '''"" 8. SWAN . CO. Atlsss d. a.
= liA u the hunters that Are drawn ron the
whee. With the amount of the prize THAT each one IL
entitled to- viii he ousi.hea amer every drawing, IN
he following .papers:-Nsw Orleans Del's. Mobile
,sna INTEL gsnccr, New York Weekly nav Rock and
Savannah Morning News. aud Richmond Dispatch.
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vs,Aies AZ Nfanslsushter

NOMINAL, Ju.y II, ?. =.
The Coroner's Jury have returned . verdict
of msnslsughtsr against the owner. captain,
pilot, and mate, Of the steamer Montreal.
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Lavine Of Tsis sraphls Cable.
UErRorf. July II. ?. y. A..
The Teleersphic cable across the river ct
this point was laid yesterday.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nosS -: q Vine 1 ssrs S scsteen IA and he
,lley. cunning parallel With sad First sreet, and be-
i.sso sst and sssons cue The sl s e e
the pryper Width, within thirty days xef the pulcs.
ton OF this notice. or 10 DEFAULT thereof the Street Com
sccruing expenses will No assessed to and collected
sae Of said property % much thereof a. viii n:s.
y ',a l,'a mo '''' WEE 2f 4 c,...
Volksboee copy. ies-sw
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Goa PORTION NOTICE..

ORDERED. That the owners % Lots on fusie street
extsndns fr1m Fifth tsl to Sigh C', sresf, AM
cause 81 lots u ne hroushtto tae proper eaie and
hid 9Th good hrieS pavement, ~ Gs estsoli.hs.
notice, AMI Ia default thereof the Street Commission
Or Il directed n perform ssii ~ors. and the eoss an
expenses aceuins thsrehy will ne assessed 10 and col
satisfy sail lien and costs.
By octG ofths Common Council.
Oolksboee copv.o
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KEEP COOLi
Worm weather il Upon UsN
n "a y h.. s's 3; "a A.. .! D. HI
Ice Cream Freozers,
% hsy y I'll: ~; ,ss :'SS: y e.
msnded 70 be; And have given entire satisfaction % eve
hem &. s:sss; s' ' G.H a' D. ahiEAS T'a'
PUBLIC SALE OF Lots
IN III. TOWN or
1LDoN,
IN DAWES COUNTY, INDIANA,
AZ the Crossins Of tho
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD,
o. the Wabash and Erie Canal.
VIE unisrsispsd will offer q public sale. on the
num- ssss .e@ is.ssls lc.. IN Inc town n Of sld:n
i I'M: g.: . .%S 50. az = s:1
r.st .rssiss q ssas ana travel. makes IA issilaSie
M ANUF R1ES.
Gal Of supssior quality Is shuniant within mes
and car nov ~ bad delivered It cents. ,lso, va
and -. n ne veSi CIR Iron e. NAP, :s
N s,fI,isn y !s Icssl trade. must e DE sr.a,
WHITE RIVER VALLEY.
the richest In the State, both 10 AMI rym Cincinnati
saint !. ri: s have been made to
Two thousand Tons OF Iron, and . Large
Amount OF Lumber and Shinxles.
The Ohio and Mtssssppi Rail- ad IL now putting in
sdines, and will offer every Aaciltv for trade. point
nns1usie In facilities for packing pork and manu-.
TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-thiri cash. ons-,hrd In one year. and cne.hiri
n two wears; notes without relief. and secured BY
- Sale 10 commence At 10 o'clock A. N.
The Following inducements are offered T., pc cchasers
Who become actual res'de,ts: The second and third
pavmeHts shall re discharged il full the first I'VE
lots from one TO hve nciusve,) upon which buildings
70 the amount Of the hid erected within six months
rom day Of sale. The third payment shall te dis
harged upon the second ave lots, fom six 10 ten In.
clusive uP,n which buildings erected within nine
months. The two 3eferred payments any four lots
vi on - any person. shall he dischargei when the
purchaser shall Nuild. cause to ne ui steam grist
mill. within the sowc lipts. o, steam cav mill
three-fourths Of mile of Ehon. The sane privileges
sin he extended to any person who may erect any
other steam mandatory. :
ANY mechsnc Who Nuys front lot, IN addition to
having his chance ~ a'ove, shall have hond Tor
Toe to his choice hack lot, conditioned that he lives
m the premises six months.
Liberal Inducements win Be offered 10 any other %.
p. ". RLNNEDY.)
jys-wHdt&sl VS.. rURsER. J
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New Albany Female Seminary,

NSW Aav0uy EVto0.V VVn1uOAys
BOARD o. rRusrsss
cHAs. BARNES. Pres'. &C, HiNI, sscy.
s,s.. 1 Sas J Js.ss ~ g. h s.s.r.
TNHl3 institution, In charge Of Messrs. CnARtss
u BARsss and c. G. HEs, viii open on the
First Monday In september nett,
n Ms Hsw Building On Upper Elm Street,
Ample aeeonmodaticns for two hundred pupils
gill be provided and all the mos, approved appliance,
neni eSthe inmates siI bs iroashs iI,s -eSaisiton
sAlentsi corp: Of INSTRUCTORS has zen enrased,
and no psus vIl 10 spared 70 make the Institution In
ev.ry way, FIRST class Female Seminary.
EXPENSES.
Board In the Seminary, including rooms furnished.
tuition IN all the branches 1T the REGULAR Course,
ana 'sass: Per s .sssen o. nvs months
Tuition for Day Scholars In the Primary De-
rSisoo e: bs E, : sssna;; l.; X. xc;a,,c D.
Tuition Tor Day scholars ii the coiieaiaie De-
panment. PER Session,.... Nsoo
Music IN tn. MsIodeaa. Piano ' 3: Guitar. per
session. 10Y
Use or Instrument: .....:..........:..... 40
Music On Organ with use OF Instrument, PEI ., a.
sessions ys0r
Painting, IoI W Water Colors., pr session. -. is,no
french. Hermsr, fi.iisn o. p.ni.i, per session. 1000
ENo charge viii We made Tor vocal Music.
q All Boani and Tuition bills are paysbls ~ the
WNs pupils win ~ received for shorter peroa
than ss.son. and deduction for absence win b
~ Pupils frnm a'rosd are required to board In the
family With the teachers, IN order 70 enjoy their
seaat care. example and sSsistv. J.l--
TsxT sooKs AND STATIONARY
Can Ne hal in the Seminary, At New Albany prices.
;ss'' i1i s sRh sss !: ~
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pURE, CATAWpi..
IL 100 dozen FINE Cst3sha Wine. from cur own
vnyard, an sxsent article, for sale ~ % per eoseu,
jyssw DIcxEl = XRAMEE.
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ms URANC AC ENJOY.
49,. AIIfrc HALlocK,
IrAESVILLE, ,EDllsA.
UNDERW RITER
err F.F.a I1sf AM
GENERAL rSsr1ANcE AGENT
tr tfit >'f0k@sioANDHrlgr ti1p
ADJCsUTER OF AvERAom

Nc sootinues b Issue poilees nom eeWal m
CLASS and most respenslbie
INSURANCE COXPANLkS
IN THR sorwrRS, on INLAND AND pixs AtsxA
He will also receive applisadons foe
.sT --,- L[FE LN.SCRAECR
~ Hs WIN also AMEND 10 the ADJUSTMENT or
LOSSES Of every description under policies rom osher
AGENCIES, ard attend to the settlement Of al AttsrS
conne-cj With Insurance for parties interested. As
long experience rs an Insurance Agent, has na6s him
eri'r with al sutecs connected with the 50 ZEE
II insurance.. spee.b7 IL
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14


Unused status OF America Supreme Court
Ter ofy ol New Mexico JAN term 'to1
,t soriered by The Julges ot the Supreme
Coua % thf seat Of government assembled
tuAi che district coar Of The drst judicial dis
iar, Of Che Territory of New Menco shall be
hsi Il ,he ey 4 SAINT Fe at the court bouie
of thc ooanty ii Santa Fe, The spring term the.
reof .hali commence on the second Monday IN
March 1851, and continue for the term OF four
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14
stage LINE.

STAGE LINE.
Independence Mo-, t0 aaGta Re N, III.
Leaving each eud OF the route The first day of
each month.
Al Fare through,
From Noyember lsl 20 NJ y lat 500
From May lst TO Noyemoer lst $llo
Packages and extra baggage S5 cents per To-
in summer, and 50 cents in winter, but no pa
ckage charged less than one dollar. Allbag-
gage at the risk Of the owner, and no respon-
s.bility for any package worth over fifty dol
ars unless contents given and specially con-
tracted for.
Provisions, arms, and ammunition furnished
by the proprietors. Ali passage money must
be paid IN advance.
H0CKADAY & HAIL.
November 3, 1855.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
ls55.lS56.


Rsed creek, Longs mill, to Graham.
from Reed creek to pits5oro.
from Llisabe,bown to clinton
from HendersonviIle, via John Evans, Solo.
mon, Wmtaker's Jesse, Israel, 20 curtis, in
Buncombe county.
froul Good Springs, via Auman's Hill, and
matamoras TO Troy.
from Troy by James Pages, to Plank road,
in Randolph county.
from childsyille TO Rome.
from cherry6eli, via tOnaway, cain creek,
Eastatohee, to Niger Trail.
from milton to moors store.
from Reed creek, via John Pope's, Isaiah
cheeks, John Brewers, TO Robert Go ldstons, in
Rand Jpn county.
from Glbsonvlle to Summers mills.
from SbO.ao Springs to BeIford,
from Shelby, via SlOans ssStore, and Zion
church, 10 Newton -
From Eagle Rock to Newton.
From Mcheuor, Station to Smith6ed.
From Winston, to Yankinyille, by the way Of
Red Plain, East Bend, Mt NeOs, Yadkln, lnsi:.
tute, and JOnesulIe.
From Winston, to Glenns Ferry, Red Plains,
Yadkin county
From Eagle Rock, III tho county Of Wake,
to Wilson, in Wilson county.
Frum Brapch to Hayward; in Chatham eeun
ty.
NEBR ASKA TERRITORY.
From Nebraska city to Marysville, Kansas
Territory.
From 0mali to Fort Lookout,
From 0madi to Elk Horn River.
From 0muho city, by Fort KeOrney, and for
LARAMIE 10 Ureat Salt Lake cny.
From 0maho city, by Elkborn, FOntenelle
ana Running Water, via Fort Randall, to Tor
Pierre.
From Omaha citi, by Florence, Fort Calhoun
dc Soto, Cunning city, Iekama, Slvck Bird, an
Jmaal, to DahAota, city.
From Omaha city to Kearney city.
From Ompha city, by Nebraska city, Kearne
W. ''9"N'"V' 1uN '''N"N"' '''I' " "h"'
"'-N
-" I% ,''|''' ~ " :" ''''' p,D"' ''"'
FROM panAo'a D. V''y' " sH!oway ofseA III
huu"ng 'a'eF N'e'' W iof' Lar'n's'
From panRo'a Q y 70 F'fl tlorfe'
From Amadi to Sergeants Bluff Iowa.
From plattsmouth, BY keuosha and WyOu
D ing, ~ heaney city.
| From Wyoming 10 Sidney Iowa.
P,on, W,om;n', s,lt Craok
49, ,,,, - S.n r.o,L
~" ,,'o'"'1" s.' - "a =
'F'' NV"'"'J wv w ~" i''
From brownville 70 NeW fofs Aes'ney'
From Brownyille TO Linden, Missonri.
} From Missouri River, between Great ar
Little Nemaha River, BY Archer aud Salem, u
'aiS'u' 'nu " D'B D''' N's''
OHIO.
In,;,l. i. o,,aw.r pnol0r A.
c.;Ia 'O ;ms " "
, o"r' Inst. l., Mo,oa..,;n. r.,,,a,
rrO'I & na,,pV," a"d SSOttsy;Is 80 oaar"r w
.rp'' "'a'' nav ''N' " S' ~
!, '' MI c..poa
r l'0u' Wv " p o.,n S,,
!. from ouA nun "" ~ o'n,e,''', p, o,ls'"ay
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14
Surveyor Generals Office,
Saata te New Mexico,
january 2S 1851.

Notice is hereby gwen that the following
private land rlplns lied II his olhce lur nNeS
i getion viii be taken ub at the foliowiugtlmet,
to Wlt!
CLAIM of Francisco Sandobal. 10 Santa Ana
coupty, wlu DO takeu up On the first Monday III
1iateh nexg at 10 O'CLOCK, 4. NJ
The claim of be town Of Been, in Valencia
county viii be wkeu up the second Monday IN
NJ rcb ueAt at " O'clock, A. NJ
lD o.am ot jose Serahn Ramirez TO the Ran
sha-.f san Pedro, 10 Santa fe county viii be
tascu up tho drst Monday in AprlI next, at
iOoeIork, A. N.
Persons desiring to contest any of the shove
eIat0s are hereby requested to dle their contest
n tbi. ohes At east ons week before The day
sei lol tha trial Of each case
Wm. PELHAM,
Surveyor GENERAL Of n. NJ,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14
TEXAS.

From Austin, via Kapps Mills, OanuOnvilIe,
Pittsburg, Middleton, and Curiats, to Sister
dale.
From Wheelock, by 0wensyills, Eu.as, Polk
and Steels Greek, to Springfield
Erou Liberty vie Livingston, and Sunpssr,
to Crockett.
From EutAw, sia alto Springs, to Spring.
field.
From Waco, BY BirdsdAlS Alton, and Sher-
mans TO Prestop'S.
From Jefferson, via Linden, Dougla,tyille,
Boston, and DeKalk to 0larksville.
From Dallas by Birdsyillc. and Yeatherfotd,
to Fort Belknap.
Fom Paris via Greenville; 10 kaufman.
hom Austin, by Galeuille, Msridi,n, snd
WArdyille, to Dallas.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14
NOTICE TO THE lNHABirANl1 OF NEW
MkNINO.

The Surveyor General OF New HeAicU, BY nc
of Cong ess ppoytd On the 2ludJuy 1891, is rr'
qilred to make iuli iepo'' ou "ii u V'aNla 40
originated "betore the cssson OF tue reutop 70
the United States "by the trea.y QI Guadalupe HI
dalgo of 1898, denotng the varlous grades OF tile
with his deseision therein as TO the yapiis or ln-
yaIldnr of each Of the same under the .'sMaIsbu
ges and cusoms OF the c04ntN betore ''lls ct..IoH
to The United Sta e, '-Aud be Is also reQutrt1 TO
IN Ike repon tn tegaI to- Pp eN.uug m
she Tern,ou. showing he aN -ul and ioc45lty Of
each, slatlns ths Wimber q! mnS7lldis v We 'a'a
rusol"' es0e.'s! "a .he g',u.y ~ w, ',',, ,o
the form which NAY he prescribed by he se ,sid-
ry Of the Interior; whlch report shaA be hl before
Congress for such action thereon may he deem
d just anu proper with view to coma N bons tle
rants and give full effect to 'be Treaty oi io4S,
bstweeu the United states aud MrSl;o
claimants IN eyery case vii De required 20 he
A written notice, setting forth lhe "aAe oi ,h'
Zen, a lmsnt, . name of Original chunsnI'-
niPnrs Of clalm, whether ncohat, 0r Psrftci --ils
d~ts.-fram what aulhoruy ,ae org l TILE f'as
dar,vad--with reference 10 me tvdence ot .hr
no,y.r and autnori,, under snlcn tue -taalws ol.
e., NAV have aeted--,uanilty eianre localily
stvle and eMentot conflicting eiainl', o Aiy ~'"
reference to the documrn'arl rV''H'' ana I''N'
mony relied upon TO sstdUI'h o. "'n A"' ~
Show transfer ofrlgn ttomtae otiE'N' SsNF'
to present cIalms-' ...........i..... d., a,p,.l.
hsnt,cal pht of Sdryey d sa1' aJ aeed
-vs-uted a., obp, eWitAte ,blW ~. P'r0r
bnn,,d. and ext nj Of the udcl citinri
To enable the surveyor Gruet To esecat t'e
d0lv ,bn, imposed on hIm By aw be bps TO 'e-
quest ali those mdypiaAs VINO si"@el anls 10
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14
Surveyor Generals Office.
Santa Fe New Mexico,
February 8 1851.

Notice is hereby given thatthe following pri-
vate land claims will be taken up for investiga-
ton at the times therein specified, TO wit;
The claim Of John SeOlly OF al to the
.Junta de los Rios--Taos county on the srd Mon
day in March next.
The claim Of Alexander Yallcy-Peccs San
Miguel county on tho third Tuesday in March
next.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14

Untei StStes Of America
territory Of New Mexiee
FIRST Judicial District.
Theodore D. Wheaton 4 Joab Houghtpn.
vs.
LeEtla Blackwell, Attachment
This day came the plaintiffs by their attornies
and it appearing to the court that the said Dc
feniant is a non resident Of this Territory, SO
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be serv.
cd upon her, 1t is therefore ordered by the court
that the sad defendant be required TO appear
ana answer to said cause on or before the first
day of next term Of this court, or Judgment will
be entered against her for the damages claimed
IN plalnuils petition.
ltis further ordered BY the court that publ.
cation ol this order be made in the Santa Fe
Gazette SIX weeks succesiyey, the ast TO be
at least two weeks before the next term Of this
court, ni that this cause be continued to the
next terin VI hls court
A true copy Of the order made at the Sep.
teuber term Of sald court.
AUGUSTUS DE MARIE,
Clerk.
Santa Fe November % 1855.
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VOLUME VI /
TERMS.

WEEKLY 50 80 year payable invariably IN
dvance; single copies IL 10 cents. Advertise
ments, 81 % per square ol ten lines for the trsi
Insertion, and . olcts for every subsequent insertion
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-14

Tcu OK wagons complete will be sold low
by
BGCK& JOHNSON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02
MiIIiOnaires.

What constitutes fortune? With u.s. man who
possesses capital of 100000 is honored with the
brevet title OF Millionaire In England there are
hundreds upon hundreds of private gentlemen each with
100000 per annun, who rather looked down upon
as only indiferently well off, by magnates with half
county as their territory and of prncpaty
for their income. We do not alude to such the
Marquis of Westminster, with $2,000,000 year, or
the Dukes Of Buceeugh, Portland Devonshire of Suth-
erand, each of whom is nearly as wealthy
The curious thing is, how little the wealth of the
British middle classes is made matter of ostentaton-
The other day, Mr.. Muntz, who had been Member of
Parliament went to his long home. He had been pat
entee of an improved method of making copper-sheath
ing for ships; and believed to be wealthy. His
manner of living, plain with all comforts indica
ed vast wealth. His will proved fortnight ago
and the personality which is wholly irrespective
! his landed estates, amounted to $3,000000 He lef
100000 and use of his furnished house to his widow
$l25,OOO to each of four sons $4,000 to a il
! New Zealand; 100000 to his daughter; $4,000 tt
his brother he executor and all the rest according tc
the law and the fashion of English primogeniture to his
eldest son. Had so wealthy man passed away from
us, he would have been duly advertised In England,
few lmes without any glOrifcation, simply announce
how his property disposed Of There is no surprise
whatever at tradesmans having realized, in addition
to his other wealth, the of $3,O0OOO0 of personal
property.
In England the least osentatOn is displayed by the
wealthlest Some years ago, friend of ours dined at
private house in Manchester the cotton-opos of Eng
land, and among the half dozen of whom the company
were composedour friend, of letters and there
fore poor being the best dressed of the otone owned
five millions sterling; two had three millions each a
fourth had two Millions and the host, comparatively
poor among such millionaires was worth about one
million. Here were 9l4,0OO,OOO, or $7OOOOOOO, own
ed by five men, painspoken, plainmannered and plain
ly-attired-PhiLn Press
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02

Rogue Gazette under the above heading, has the fol-
lowing:
"Wm. st. Martin, of this city, has invented an engine
which be constructed boiler and ALL for about $50
The machine is SO simple that might with propriey
say it IS merely an escape pipe, taking up no more
Or cylinder in which the shaft works; from this power
is applied directly, without further friction The other
day the perfected model of the engine pumping
water about 20 feet and throwing it into reservoir at
the brewery This is the apparatus wanted for getting
in cheap manner one or two horse power to drive
small machinery. Mr.. st. Martin has made application
or letters patent and when he gets them we think he
mas fair prospects ahead to realize something from
result of his genius
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02
From a St. Paul, Minnesota, pa

Several days since the quarermaster at Fort Smell
ling was robbed of some six thousand dollars in gold-
Suspicion Immediately fastened itself on two persons
connected with the fort that had deserted that morning.
and handbill printed Immediately at of the
offices here offering reward for the robbers and Civ
ing an accurate description of them. Messengers
dispatched to all points Of the territory with the hand
bills.
One of them rode up to the ST. Paul and Fort Ridge
y stage its way between Shakopee and Henderson,
near the latter place Tuesday last and handed bill
to Chas E. Henderson, passenger in the coach, who,
on reading the description, Immediately recognized in
the persons of two men, sitting on the front seat the
robbers. He arttuly drew away suspicion, however,
from the BILL engaged the men in conversation, and in
duced one of them who had gun to fire it off at some
object along the road. He also managed to send by
horseman who passed them, note to the sheriff at Hen
derson to await the arrival Of the COACH and arrest the
robbers.
When the stage drove up to the stage office in Hen
derson one of the perceived the crowd assembled
and divning its meaning stepped from the coach with
his carpet bag and before the sheriff could execute his
warrant on him. drew knife and stabbed himselfto the
heart He had only time to utter pointing to his car
pet bag there is the money, and fell dead The other
| gave himself up.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-02
PUBLIC TRUST SALE.

ON THURSDAY. (OCT 6, 1879 OF OUR SUPERIOR
~ Court. Trustee for William D. Cooke will sell, un-
der Decree of the Supreme Court the following articles of
personal property, viz:
Superior Adams Printing Press, (new patent)
l s. Steam Engine,
l Card Press,
All the Type, materials, and fixtures belonging said
Cook,
l Elegant Piano Forte,
and great variety of the most superb useful and
ted Household Furniture his Kitchen Furniture and sundy
articles mentioned said deeds The said Cookies interest
in the Paper MILL and of land thereunto attached
occupied by c. W. Benedict and also the said Cookies
interest in tract of land purchased by him of Geo. W. Nor
decai, Esq., lying between the land of the Rev. Albert
Smedes and the late Robt. Fnlater, in Wake County.
This being unusual opportunity for securing the most
those in need will consult their interest by attending the
sale, which will take place at II o'clock in front of Ltch
ford, Shepard Il Coz auction store
TERMS All sums under s25 Cash Twenty-Five and
oyer sixty days note with credtabe security negotiable
and payable at the Bank of the State North Carolina will
be required of purchasers. P. F. PESCUD, Trustee.