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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

NATIONAL HoTEL-We informed that Mr.. H. L. Scran-
ton, of the Tonne Hotel at New Haven has leased the
National Hotel in this city for ten years and will soon re-
open it. He proposes to efarnsh IL and to make several
changes in the building which but remove all ias-
MAJ Meanwhile hear Of the victims of the recent en-
demic every hand. Philadelphia paper Of yesterday
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

MASONIC FUNERAL--The funeral of Judge Il. Smith Lee
yesterday afternoon escorted by the Washington En-
campmentof Knight Tempars and attended by Masonic
Lodge. The Encampment turned out with full ranks
with fine band of music and their martial regslia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Nec Post ORces.The following new post Offices have
been established for which the gentlemen named have been
appointed postmasters
Rose Mary, Duplin county, North Carolina Burwell
Whitehead, postmaster. -
Woodson, Cumberland county, Virginia; F. H. Woodson,
postmaster, be ..ts b. ..- ~. u. - ...s
Lodi Washington county, Virginia. Nelson ]. NJ Beati,
postmaster ~" u 7"t
North marlborough, Marlborough county New Hamp-
shire John II. Goodrich, postmaster. sll ss
Clayton, Hartford county, Maryland H. B. McClanahan,
postmaster - a.-'1 '
Greenland, Lancaster county, Pennsylvania Benjamin
Buckwalter, postmaster a. an. .aa ...s. ra-.a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

AMATEUR THEATRcALs.--The dramatic Association of
Georgetown College" gave their representation for the
Easter holidays yesterday afternoon greatly the de-
light of large audience, They performed William
Ten with the farce of "Paris and Back for fbn and
Withers's Band discoursed excellent music. The lad
who enacted the part of Tells especial admira-
ton
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

SESSION THE PREsBYrERy.-The spring meeting of tn
Prssbyery of the District Of Columbia (Which include
churches in Baltimore and other places in Mryland)
opened with sermon by the Rev. J. s. Hammer d. D. TIL
usual business transacted and the next meeting of tn
Presbytery ordered to be held at Lisbon Maryland
the first Tuesday in October next Rev. ii. Dunnng, tn
present ~deraor win preach the opening sermon on tina
occasion.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

THE A TowRa.The Chinese Herald confirms til
report that the aramed porcelain tower at Nankin
destroyed in November during bloody of SON
5000 to 5000 imperial troops by the insurgents who ha
gained possession of the city by treason.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

"A muchrespected member of the United States Cor
net Band Henry Brks died in this city Friday night
OF the disorder which affected many who partool
of the recent poisoned food at Washington the 4th
March He accompanied the Band with the Twelfth Ware
Democratic Association. He has been i'll since.
iIn this connexion, might mention that Mr. Baker
the newly appointed collector Of this port who has beer
lying seriously III at Lancaster from the same maady
now conyaescing slowly -" U.4
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

Go AND DO LKEwIsE.--A pair of moist blue eyes
looked entreatingy yesterday morning into face and
soft musical voice breathed into "Please sir buy
ticket to concert Who could resist such eloquent
pleading? Not WEI for tickets in possession and
we feel bound attend the of the first and second
district schools of this city at the Smithsonian Institution
on the 18th instant The performance will take place
under the direction of Mr. J. H. Daniel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

VALUABLE rRoPERry.The mansion-house OF Hon. JOSIAH
Quincy sen, on the Of Beaconhl place and Bow
dom street. near the Ststehouse in Boston, was sold
auction on Thursday last for $l7,7oo
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

LARGE FREGHT.-The Albany Knickerbocker of Sat
urday last says that the New World had arrived
from New Yors bringing ftr ksbdtea ions Of Might
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-15

HovmTY.-A circus company which is to trave
through Michigan and Illinois during the coming season
will be announced by one Of the 'calopes,n or steam
pianos, which are cross between locomotive whstl
and cracked hand-organ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

tina. ssd former Action lth dAy July 1857
dismissed ara judgment of emssal rendered sEsnst SAID
pani1 and hat said plain NJ b paid The COSTS In said
sccp prior 20 be o scu The defendant
further nrsw'rng dfnes ths, foy period OF avo nhs
fcadaDt hired and empoy.d the plaintiff and plain
n performed the saTvc.s stated in said o int In
therein alleged or hu ain1's WHOLLY
flfd sns neeseed' 70 ray said plsia tbA the OF
thirty -four dollars ard fifty
70 said paipch THIS defendant fu h-r Ing den
that ste OK Som The ainiR rnder pr-.nc- OF heev
for her, s1m o. Ecnrv, id returned the
This Defendant further irg that durinx the
peycd set forth In the com. lan abe paid aid oaint Aad
psid l.r out -rd expended for h.r scccurl srd A. her
quest The or hry dna-r which che
claims and sets Of asanr' any claim o. sad pAu and do
msrds Judgment herr or
ON and County OF Neto ork ss-Eu,mA A. Burdel. ihs
being ssih that the
knowledge, except matters therein ed 10
Re info nation aud belief and II ihoa matt abe be
heves II /, be irre EMMA A. BUHDELL
sworn before his ssth day August Bsz las HILL
TEE, ConmiSstnneY Of llseds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
VIII or Mortimer Livingston.
suRRoe Ars's oopHr.

Before A. W, Bradfo d.
me win Of The late Mortimer Livingston has been ad
miucd probate win bo he divie hs pro-
perry between bis wife and daughter. A large pa Of
NJ Lvlngston's property 70 him by his wife, Mas
DeIau.
In he name. of God, amen: y Mortimer Livingston, oy
the city or New York berg OF SOUND ana deDosng mind
ard mcmo y, do make this my Lar. will and teasmen:-
g.ve, dcvise ana hsqnesth I, nv wife, 5lvis Depsu,
and 10 my daughter, Sophia Mvingston wfs Of William
nsytcn, all the tatae, real and per p, Of wbAAver
hiro end nature and ~herescover stasie Of which
bo seized pos sesscd, to which may bo In any way
entitled at the time OF my death, 70 be equally divided b
my sAd wife and daughter share and share ske
r. have and 10 hold the h them and their hot and
r. them and ;her sos ssd snsets use, and beuedt and
behoof forever
nominate constitus and appoint Ctss. W FbstSr (of
tho nym OF 3 b, h G W Fus OF, sucssonecvs snd my
sonn law, VIM Drsyton exocutrS, and my said w1fs,
sylvia, eyecurx, OF this my will end hereby authorize
and empower my said executors and exscutrr either In
my name or oaherss, n continao thu commercial
busipe.e In vh.ch shall be engaged at the time Of
ny ccaih, for such t1e and long aha be sary
TO sind up the with the least possible loss incoa
venicnce directing them, asr she payment Of my dobs
and abics, - divce estate and whatevcr Of real
personal property ole possessed Of into two equA
silvia Depau, one paY and 70 my daughter SoohA Living
son part they IN bsve and bold the same, to them
and their heirs fer their sos and absolute bsuef
and behoof forever hereby revoke all ether wills by
made In wness whereof havo signed this VII, IN
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON.
Witnessed by Frsncs n Fowler, Francis D. Fox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
Police intelligence,

ALLEGED ewNpIna oy EsIoyAsrn-Psuick Drfy cal.
Ing hmselr agent, srresiei yesterday tho second
precinct charged with deffaudhg wm. Chinch, . O un
Hymas. VITO psrchHed nom him rassage tickets for Eng
land. appears that The accused demanded or and
csived rnm kis dupc $50 for tvvn and half stoera
uckels when he reg uar price but Sa2 So He Also In
connection with Others sold him bedding, tin ware, &n
for he voyage a an exorbiians Ice. and compelled him
and sgan sfcr they had been delivered on board tne
vessel Duty Afer being arrested, iaksn 70 the go
Afterwards appeared and discharged bim scrgoans Weed
Of this dsrct reports 70 the Deputy Superintendent or
rce that this fellow, one jos Murphy anu ether similar
cbsacte, arc almcst daily complained Of by their vtc
TINS, bu, " arrest them does Ros procure their oonane
mcrt, - they are always discharged paying back hs
money dbhonesty obtaiDed
CAPTuR. OF AN AuSeap srops THw -Iamss 4 Davis,
man 3e years OF sse, residing Ludlow street, yes
terday deccted leaving tho store of ur James w. Dun
ming, No. ls2 Washington arees win s2o in hs posses
rion which be BAD stoasn rom the tin Mr. Duanins
appear had rome 70 the bass mers for sw inusSs
had stolen cmeshiDs, hs followed hin and canssd
isst hen lhs mossy N qsss.n uas fCund se sss pr
Ocrnoiy Iouhcd hira up tor trial
snHus FloEr In m Fisss wARD "A serious ash.
took place cn thursday night the Harvey House, No
81 Wsstruset appears inst 8er jsmin Clarke, keeper
cf an oyster stand IN front ofhe premises. had dispus
with rcnsshorema1 named Flynn: Clark WAS joinef
bcss Atlantic viccct threats made on both si6e.
end soon Flynn len for help He returned with
gang of 'Ios gsboyemen, and general ngnt ensued.
vs' ks party were beAtn Asd re'fAlef int the house.
the dfors a. With were then listened. FBnn's garg
shep attacked the house, md arer breaking In the
dov rushed uron taer atve,sries With oats. briok.
bec.s, Sc, ard 10 the melee The engineer danger
ousy stscnec. me police arrise1, and the rioters
cprersed before any arrests ocult beefsoied.
CtFrrBK OF ALLEGED BURGLARS On thursday night
ooer washburn Of he Oh precinct, dcc,ed four b,ys
from ls 10 Is years Of e the act OF ccrg entrance
Into the dwelling OF Mr.. John Hogevt In Hammond
&c procured she seryicee o Aherkcn The
all srrsssd and iork ID ny Justice DAvi Their
narScs arc wn. Drhcoll Caleb Ryan, Nike Ganney and
les Woods
Cnases on FsIrzzIExrSr Henry Sergenfeld . boy
employed by Jacob Emernns, Grcoer ., the corner Of
Ninth avenue and Tny second street, arrested chsrg
cd with embsxsns at various times within The pt month
mensy amounting In the rsEa'e 70 about $40 The
prisoner was taken before Jnsoe Dawson and committed
Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

fislo 0lRptr-sme Monplssr the fsvoriss dsnssv.a.
opsy IN TIE ILLUSION % Pslae,r the ocssson ~ ber
r ~ a hs house 70 night The Raves Also appear tn
Hsruim-n
rowsRy - -essuydsv psh and fcur slrscye pec.s y no
h,esrg What rush here ~i se TO see fse -esge VI
yer korv phoren sarred Rske" aod 'ben, NE Sc~
asNn." AL ~ The m AZ well csst
RrNrOSs-"Rchari III" 10 srn1urced tor Ms everrg,
with Er hdvin 9th ia - fathers renowned part ~ the
hor ~ sebsd rsot fhs sughsJsfac Of he Irish broom
mAssi" 70 he ans rpisce
vniacS'-vr- Jchs wood T. % m'ss ser ~ 70 oe.r.
arc. p Pew york 70 nfh ~ u .ty GAY lot 100
A.suy.rce N,s.rs Rourcicsnli. B.ss Lester, Waco Ds
tenr crt Mas arnon Se in me cast
I'm. gx.xru-rne r,puiar dcms lic drama entitled
up.rhsi ns k..perU he dust. % ne rurjussi
les.op ard bober N csir ~ pfins mo scave pm ne
sntyt uaieui n hs conpspy ihi' evening
Otvuyyc -"raiu, Hesri Never Won rsr L.6vn VII 70
ni.h, ,,repre Niss aaHrn and Mrs Johnson 10 he
rms Of heb Ms ru,noul VII Msrssras piJ three
character ii the meio drama q toe wizard Sthn
.rp,eas susrrw- This wll ne regular fa'a a.v al ~,
sn,err The sosus Burden baby Professor wynan lne
r.gtssr ard veniroqas the pictures tc msy be seen
neslasla p,ics efsdmlsson.
Frrf0rilSiss -txIa programmes of sn-Fs dsrcs. k-,
save expressly srrspged tor he saturday ns eluenA
balls nf aenrwe isty and Wood and the heru
Bryant Ry of aferpiscss The former New
ysx CNs' Aad The after, Down In AlaesmA"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
BYoohIyn City Usws.

AccpxSr ON fRs IssG IsuAxD RAuroAD About half.
past thrco O'Clock ycs.srdsy afternoon accident
Cured on the Long hland Rsrcai, Hyde Park
csnscd by tho locomotive being tro OF the tack By
reason Of obsiruooss having s~en accidentally plsoed
hsreou oy the passing OF ukn previously from which
some timber had fallen rne locomotive vA throsn from
e uach and The tender driven sto tho bseraEe car the
passenger oar serousiy woupoinx Mr. wiIls or HYDE
Fuk, Who stardirE the .laform and hk SON. vho
vas sitting 10 thc csr No o,her person wN Injured Mr.
willis bad Q peoe OF The rail driven thFoaGh oue OF
hsa sEs below his kpee. Ius he'd IN kgs crushed
BY ne ant part ~ The crussng him ans The seat
oe xsrh sas,a,sss van ,ss msmha,s . Ns p
Guard, 14h Rfgine1t, vho where on hsr way 70 8rook
Jn rom River Head, whore tho bed visited cncamp
mept They rendered every assistance p ssbl. 10 the
vorpcea, sne had them oonves Cd 10 lhelr homes by
of carriages Tho engineer ssses mat he the
Obstruction re tssck bot NO, In ume 70 prevent the
accident detention or i've houn NE result Of the
e5s,ier.
-Hs RscSvT Boru Exrforoy AT Px~vY BprpGu -Coro
ncr srr yssessy held nques upon .hc body Of Lake
Carve. eho vs killed II Tho Penny aisre, ca he loe
oi hsallas svenue By the expcsou Of snc boiler on
goov sssd for Or -ns plS, On Wednesday As several
vressss were Examined and a1y~srcd thai the boiler
htee ys0s oS, and bad been built BY Mr. Barcn a
Ped Booh Point rad bsss used a Amsoy for drede
rs last fall, and since thas un the time rut In uss hero
bad not been Pot In oeerA,ion II shown that
.bere wSk .r- Of vksr In the boiler that o. the
tine cf the es ,sscn ths esenser VAS Abseni from biz
pcst The ury tho eupon broushs IN the foliovng
det"rhss Lake earvey came 70 hl dsaih By The erp'o
sion of the boiler On Tile driving machine N rcnrv
Bridge and In Asr opincn, the engineer, John Nay u
able 70 cersurs fer neglect OF duty bong absent from
be poet" gsrvey resided ln fhhty sirth street Ner
YOrs BIS wife recen'ly died and ne leaves children
rm asrxns DrxoCpars or noouYs me South
Brooklyn German Democratic Rs.irs Caub hsd mcc.ug
on rhursosy nigh and passed srcss resolutions con
demnIrr effort being made In iha. city by oersln
raSiies " divide The Germsn dsmocrs into ward clubs
conduct In accordance with the worst side or Pablo
fsHm k9s Srnn Tksa -
advance the niees o. individuals and IA the name on the
G.rusn democracy OF scuth Brooklyn they protest
sgsnsi "a a. anti de nosrauc and dishcnors bic.
prxocpAno ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS -rne Democratic A.
semby Conversion Of the rnird district 10 select dele
gate 70 the syrs Conversion with alternate and ud
cisry delegates me on rhurdsy night seec cd The
following John ooope, deegste; James Nurash alter
nate James Mcqueen, iudioxry DC ess,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

Yoi kcss and consequens rosred roth their ,uaoton
the post apprvved country lei hut when tho judges
s<pounced tho esub tsey karDso DIN rently and tha
tcpohaUs IN th turn made he veikp ring ~to ,houts
and horyss rhey sheered the General superintendent
all the Jncger, Harry HOW'RE md 81, In real New " rk
rssboD rbos ended. st Q little trfr op n ue fat
Dag Of the National Fremen's TeuI nAment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

Boar RtCpE LOwuI-us In contemplation 70 h.ve Q
grand serrmsck river ~hen The Mech salos
Fair 10 held ~ Lowell, about the 18th CT September.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

RAnRoAD Az Aucrov. The Enos Great western RsAi
be 18th Of October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

NEW yoss, seps I, 1857
hereby certify that have examined lpso the number
and condition Of the small boae and ackns OF each ferJ
bca9o- ID use Of the Williamsburg Ferry oompany, 70
Steamer NebrMks, Steamer oayur,
Oneofa, Oneida.
orsssha, Minnesota,
Oassds, nrpeoa
Nasna.
tnd hpd the provisions OF the wsts and United states
Laws en- The subject are THIS date fully compiled vfi
JOSEPH BISHOP Inspector Of Steamboats,.
10 he nrrncr Awossr and United saies Dsuot At
torney n New York CITY.
RnpoAD Az Arcrov. The Hno. Great western RsAi
pca2l In Al An ku
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

rne defendant IN the complaint SAYS uror uf,s
raian and belief tna the plaintiff heretofo~e
action IN THE Court tbs defe rdan for deru
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
Frozen to Death.

The number Of instances given where per-
sons have persisted with the cold in the region
of country west and northwest Of us the present
winter is wholly without parallel. The his
tory Of most of the cases is similar: the victims
are commonly strangers in the country; they
start for given point, get lost on the prairies,
and are found dead. We find the following
melancholy account in illustration in the La
Crosse Republican: eve learn from gentle.
man residing near Red Rock or Brownsville,
east Of Austin, Minnesota Territory, that twelve
persons have persisted in the snow storms this
winter, between that place and West Union.
1t is reported that two boys were getting wood
with yoke of oxen when the drifting snow
filled up the track and blinded their sight, on
the return. Believing the cattle would go
home, they fastened themselves to the sled to
prevent falling off when TOO far frozen to help
themselves on again. The cattle came home,
sure enough, but the brave little drivers had per-
ished in each others arms Some fifteen years
ago, man was driving yoke Of oxen from a
particular place home, in what is now Warren
county, in this State. A driving snow-storm
came on, he became bewlldered, lost the direc-
ton and was benumbed with the cold. In this
condition he had the presence of mind and pre-
caution to tie securely an arm to each ox's tail,
and trust to the instinct OF the brples TO find
their way home. In this way be was half
dragged many miles, till he found himself safe
" conducted to the door of his own cabin, bad.
ly frozen, but safe ip life and limb. Gdlena
ADVERTISER
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
Horrible Death from Free zing and Starvation.

Mr.. Hoxie Rathbun, aged A, Of Mankato, says
a correspondent of the st. Peter Courier, left
Mankato with the Sioux City Mail about the 18th
of November last, and carried it through to Sioux
City, and left that place with the mail for Man
kato on the 10Th of December, and was found on
the Goth by the men who went through in search
of him at place on the mail route, called Des
Moines Station, about 100 miles from Sioux City
and 80 from Mankato. When found, he was very
badly frozen, and could not speak, but extended
his hand to one of the men he died in abont ff-
teen minutes after. He had, when found, match
es in his pocket, and there were shavings and
wood in the building, but it is supposed he was
so badly frozen when he arrived there, that he
could not make fire.
1t is the opinion of those who found him, that he
had remained in that situation ten or twelve days,
entirely destitute of food. He had knawed his
fingers and hands badly, and from medical exam
nation it is the opinion of physicians that he died
bot only of cold but of absolute starvation (the
most horrible Of all deaths. HE would probably
have been saved if found few days earlier
Mr.. Rathbun was one of the Oldest residents of
Alankato; he had an iron constitution and must
have struggled long and hard against his auful
fate. He leaves wife and large family of child
rem to mourn his unsimely loss. The afflicted
family have the deepest sympathies of the citizens
of Mankato.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.

WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
WARD AND COOK, PRoPRIEroRs.
EVANSVILLE, WISCONSIN.
MANUFACTURERS Of Portable, Stationary, and Marine
wi STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, MILL GEARING,
Iron and Brass Castings,
HEAVY FORGINGS,
IRON FINISHING AND REPAIRING,
Gang, Gate, Muey, and Rotary Circular
SA w MIL LIS,
With every variety of Gearing for Steam or Water.
Noyes' Portable Grist and Flour Mills; agents
Fulton Perkins, pages Patent) Rotary
mills; e. J. Horns selfsetng Rotary Sawmil Fox'a
patent siding NILS T. R. Baileys Single Cutting Machine
and Mill Furnishing generay and furnish to order short
notice. Pig Iron and Coa Copper Lead and Iron Pipe Boiler
clues, Leather and Rubber Belting O and materials
mill and engineers, at small commission and
low rates. Orders communications by mail At
Counting Room will receive prompt attention.
NORMAN WIZARD. ALAN W. COOK.
PLEASE TO REFER TO
II. b. Brewster, ESQ.,, Janesville.
Thomas Wizard, Louisville, KY.
Barnum, Nash & Co., Hastings, NJ T.
r. G. Nix, Aurora, Ill.
KilRore, Rose & Co., Washington, Iowa.
DR.. G.. W. Belden. Mt. Vernon, do.
Swsrtz, Sprague & Martin, Buffalo, N. Y.
scripps, Bross 4 Spears, Chicago, Illinois.
H. v. Mann, Esq, do
Scriven & Gallagher, do
+. II. Benson Co.. do
Matthew Wizard, East Avon, NY.
Owens & Moore, St. Paul, MT.
A. T. G. Person, do
p. h. Phelps, Berlin, Wis. nov6-lydkw
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31
GEORGE A NOURsE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
ST. ANTHONY, Minnesota.
Once on Maine street, Upton's Store. ia
REFERENCES: .
Chief Justice Shaw, Boston, Mass.
Hon. @. G.. LOring, do
Stephen Brown Il Sons, do q fr
Prof. Pearson, Law School, Cambridge.
Hon. G. G. Washburne, Mineral Point, WIS.
g Z. b. Washburne, Galena, Ill.
g H. Hamn, Hampden, Ne.
T. J. d. Fuller, Calais, do.
]. AZ Packard Co., Gaena, III.
Hon Alex. Ramsey, st. Paul, Min. Ter.
Marshall & Co., do do
+. M p. Upton, st, Anthony do Mostly
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

IA clergyman had been staying At the house
Of the father of little sfour-year-oId friend q
mine, says Q. correspondent. and on going a.
way. called ihtle Eddy to him and asked what
he should give him for presenI Eddy, who
hal been brought up in the fear Of God, and
had a great respect for the doth:' thought i
was his duty to suggest something Of reIigi-
Gus nature; so he answered, hesitatingly:I-
I-I-think I should like q Testameut; but
KNOW like q sqwis9,gua. -.1-. ,e'sf ss-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

eF A correspondent Of the st. Peters
Courier gives an account Of the death Of Mr..
Hoxie Rathbun, of that place, who was frozen
to death while on his way to that city with the
Sioux City Mail. He died in fifteen minutes
after being found. He had remained in the
position as discovered for twelve days, and
had knawed his fingers and hands to satiate his
hunger. He was an old and esteemed citizen Of
Mankato. =, a