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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

THE GALE ON LAKE MIoHI0,N. heavy gale visit
ed Lake Michigan on the night Of the 10th instant
The Chi q o pres-, of the 2ist- says:
The first thing attractive in tins quarter was
schooner which Was laying over on her team eud-
opposite the breakwater OF IN Illinois Central
tailroad, the crew Of which we're clingng to her
rigging. Every sea seemed to be tn. one which
would bury her and all bourd but che kepr
above water till the tug John Z. Levy got along.
side and rescued her crew.
The schooner proved 10 be the Kossuth ehe ar
rived at tue North pier on Wednesday afternoon
from Sheboygsn, and while moored there wa
blown out into the lake aid dashed against tho
breahwater. shortly after the crew was taken I'll
she Iurehet over and almost disappeared. She il 4
new steamer, owned by Mr.. {. Raab, Of shtboy gan
and cost $4,000.
When the haze cl.ared off no less than seven
more Vessels were discovered at anchor oil the har
bor-twU north of the piers, three Immediately
east, ana two to the sOuthward. Unfortunately
both the Salyor and Misunderstanding propel
iers--were absent ut the straits Of MackiIaw and
the sea was too heavy for any propeller IN port
except the Mcqueen. About nine % ci1ck fag IL
distress was sren dying rom schooner, east OF
| the pier, which proved TO be the HarIiet Ros-
apt feDol' iiio immediately flied up. and the Nc
Qusen Hae speedily uGder way to relieve her
The Doble propeller arrived about noon in port
ith the schooner. She lad ft this port at n .ot
on ednesday, with a cargo OF wheat tor Ruffilp
and had only got about thirty miles out Whsn tbt
! gale came up. She had lost nearly all her hui
warks, her n,ainb,,om and her sails were all torn
| she lies logged above Wells street
bridge. Her cargo of wheat must be nearly de
strUyed
About four O'Clock the Lake Navigation Co :
| schooner Die Vernon hoisted signal II distress
and the Mcqueen again set out on her crfand Oi
| mrrcy. For while it WAS thought that she could
| not reach her and sea and foam almost hid hen
from view, bnt all d1ubts were at rest ON that
point by seeing the schooner haul down her flag
and her bows turn round IN stern of the pr pellet
he coming over the bar the schooner bumped
several times, and we understand sprung "a plank
She came in. however, all right What a picture
she presented. Her mainbOUm was gone her sails
| torn TO ribbons. her gatf split up her huiwarks
broken, and from stem to stern she one con-
plete sheet OF ice several inches thick, IF the
| men were badly frozen, and the second mate had
lost the power of his fingers. the blood oozing our
at their ends. The Die Vernon also left this port
| on Wednesday, loaded with beef
The brig Constellation Is reported ashore at Wan.
kegan, and two or three vessels at Racine. 1h.
former was loading at Wuukegan. and vas blown
from her mooriDgs. She had 6.19O bushels OF wheat
on board.
| The Press continues longsaccount of the steam,
| er Cleveland, which out during the gale Such
was the violence of the storm that her fires xere
| twice put ont. Her bulwarks, gangway, &c were
washed away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
WOODFIN's spECTFICI-F0R

The proprietor of this Specific. has been aware a,
IT'S virtues for several years. having frequently made
small Quantities for gratuitous distribution to the
a1iieted He had no idea of Offering it TO the public
IN THIS form. until he was urged TO do no. by many
who had been cured by its use. lie, now with Vreot
confidence, offers II 20 the public for the two disases
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh aud Dyspepsa
not as general panacea for all the ills flesh is heir
of sale. ~ P"'
Manufactured and sold by u. wOoDFIN. 18th
street Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
,or -. toI sale also, by GRUBBs Il APPERsos: E J.
PIcoT; j. W. POLLARD It'll street. and Dr. SyELLJSes
corner OF Broad and 18th streets Church Hill
Sc l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

A MOTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR GEN
4 \ TEEL CLOTHING, at Il0 Main street, and on,
stock We con 'ider superior in every respect
The assortment is complete in all points size
quality and style Dress aud Business Cots, Over
CHATS and Kaglans. Shawls and Blankets Shirts and
Drawers, Collars and Cravats. Socks and Gloves
Altogether making Up the largest stock ever shown
hyns.
for cash.
Walk in and bay what you want
GR0SHONG, TUPMAN L Co,
oc ~ 10 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

T. Ruksdals, editor VI the eAl.sissippian;s( Jack
son. has been elected State rFin,er of Mississippi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

THR Hoys1S STRgscrn.--It Il thOrght that tho
NJ rmons bring m efEecti'r force 81 la o men
in TIE Geld, and more than rs many Indian elites.
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so REWARD-The above re

q $50 REWARD.-Thea above re-
.E$A ward OF twenty dollars will be paid by the
<AS subscriber Ia any person who viii deliver TO
- him, at CraisIon, In HenTiCo county, his ne
gao : ~ NANCY. who sumo time calls herself Nancy
GanEam, whoran away on the 18th OF this month
Nancy is yrry likely bright mula;to, bushy head.
very bright black eye, and about Il years old She
is .ueTed to BE- IN the city of I.ichm nd its vi
sinity. VII A. CHRISTIAN,
&C A-ts C.aigton. Henrieo 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

COUGH ELIXIR-For Pulmonary Dis
~ ease Ia It's incipient stage, and for Colds and
Coughs. Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR stands fsr
above any other remedy that has ever been offered to
cine does not profess To eradicate all diseases Of what
nature, with which humanity may be afflicted
does the proprietor declare II 10 be the CURL
br pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation it
hse acquired for itself and that too without putting"
with those who have used it. and from the great mum
ber OF certificates OF residents of Richmond, WI o
have been benefited snd cured by its USE she feels at
liberty to commend it to general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot use II without receiving great
benefit from it's healing and curative powers
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex DGyai, Chas. Millspaugh. Y. j. Pcot, A. Bode-
keTand Chas D. Yale myU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
ZACH SATUHDIf IN DECEMBER.
5 s0o PRICES amounting 70 s32o 900

whole Tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters 81 90.
PLAN or THE LoTfERY.
The Numbers from tc M,jSso. corresponding with
Z hose Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper are eucircst with sma tau tGbcs and
pissed in une " heel
The first 2bs prizes. similarly printed and enelrc!ed.
ara pisred in another heel
The wnecls are then T~NolVeA and number ia
drawn from the wheel of numbers. and AT the
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out olened and exhibit;
Ell to the audience, ana rcgiStrrb5 DY the Commis-
sioners the Prize being placed aEainst the number
drawn This operation is repested until ali the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPaOxINATIos PRIzEs.-'rhe two preceding snd
the two succeeding numbers 20 those drawing the
Ersi Prizes will be entitled 10 the - Approxima-
prtGes. FOR example: IT Ticket No. II 30 draws
the 40US Prize, those ICkt - numbered 248 II 24s
ll25l ,22 will each he entitled to IS % Ii Ticket
No. 40 draws the saju0 Prize, those Tickets NUN
hsred SIS 5f9 SOL a52 will zach be entitled to $50;
and 30 on, according to the above scheme.
The $40 prizes OF $2D will be determined by the
IN figure of the nBrlber that draws the Sc GD pEEe
For example: II the number drawing the SGAU0
prize ends with No then al the Tickets, where the
number ends in /, vii! De entitled TO $20. 1fthe num-
ber ends with No.s, tEsu all the Tickets where the
number ends In !. viii be entitled to So and 30
tS o.
Certificates ofpacksges will bc sold at the allowing
rstas, which Is the risk:
CsFtiHcste ofs package osl0 whole Ticket 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
LOCAL MArrHRA


RoBBERY --0n Tuesday night last the
cnmrnt.sf,n hsu.e ~ Mesars Tyi-r Son. north
side rafy het~een f2fh and t3th streets wss On
tered ard ~ i os - in gold and silver The rsAs
d,Hr n 'be house was found op~n yesterday uefn-
ing bat nnBr ~ the fs.tening. had been brokee -
Yesterday afternoon officer thslkiey sucrseded -
arres'ing Oliver White. slave 90 Vim. ~ Brosn.
and Vim. Carter sisy- TO samuel ". Gordon, and
c,rimittsd them e. The cage snspici Of eetu9
the robbers. On th day before, these pegro<s bed
BEEN employed in r!e store. putting avay 6eur,
and ~ the silver aud gold we're kept In the oncs.
In two sn.sil boxes II is supposed that they discov
cred The Treasure unbolted the door Ia the after-
noon. and then returned at nisht snd effected the
robbery. None oftbe money has been recovered.
JAMES RIVER fMPRovgMEyr.-Thc Ia
Dor Of clearing out james River has been % fhS
completed that vessels drawing sixteen or seven
teen feet OF water can now ascend the river to
Warwick. only three miles below Richmond as
which point the mercantile community should re-
qure them to Trad and unload. Tho committee
having charge Of this work can have but little
more done till the spring sets In. because OF the
ref that the water is too cold for diver to remain
in IL. The want Of means has kept them from
pushing the work, as they would have done; but
whether the Geoersi Government lend o band In
this enterprise not, the City should strain every
nerve tn complete the dredeing and Clearing to
Rockets. The Importance Of deep water TO the
bay is too we'll understood by readers to -.
quire any notice from Let our city help itself
In this instance. and she will thus improve her
commercial condition ten fold.
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HHoate oi a package ofl0 whole TIckets.
hale
10 quarter
10 eighth


Is OgbERINs TCKkYs or CzRTIucATEs,
Encloss the money 20 our address for the Tickets
OF isred. receipt Of which they will tie forwarded
By nrst mail, Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any f1ure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers aud PEi2es will be sent
tapurchsssrs immediately after the drawing.
eT- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. aud give their Post Ofice, County and State.
BF Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
sb e in full without deduction.
sf- All price Of 81 90 aud under paid immediate
" eer the drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
Gfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders tp- Tickets or Certlhca:eC 10
Z. SWAN Co. Augusta Ga,
~ Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. .or
,hnta, Georgia, can have their orders filed, and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN Co, at either
Of those cities.
sE- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount IF the prize that each one is
ertitied TO, will be published after every drawing in
ia following papers: The Augusta tGa Consti-
tut ioaai,st New Orleans Delta, Mobile kegister
CharlestoD STANDARD, Nashyille Gazette, Atlantis
Inteilisencer, New York Weekly Day Book Ssyan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New YoIk
Dispatch and Paulding (Missl Clarion. no %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

e VT ~ UPpSaIte tutiI UIu Stand.
VIRGINIA WORM KILLER -Cb;Iaror

cry TOR isi This valuable and popular prapara
uon is recommended with the greatest conaien,ra =
ast experience and test of years having proved IL 10
oe one of the best safest and most reliabls Worm D.
stroyers IN use " VI Ia ~
Being prepared especially for children IL IL sueat
an pleasant 70 the taste and readily taken by them.
sna may bc given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety as 1t contains OIL worm seed turnentine or
other nauseous drug '0''i
Druggists generally ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
DRUGS, MEDIc1NHs. ao q.
u2 PURCELL, LADD & Co.
DEALERS IL fsiSrs Otis pyrs

.pv No. rs Pearl street, Richmond
,hn, III nHw reSeSng and will shortly have Ia store
so.: .ne whole comprising large aud general a.
anr,hs. wen adapted 10 the wants Of the trade
peShased 10 person by OF the house on the mosi
sumnAhtageyes mg terms and mostly for cash
We are thankful to our frieuas and the puhlie f,,
ha, apns eohtoncd and nattcriGg support and we
s1ppes ana The stfictest atteutiou TO the onality
:. 81 Roods sent from u.s. 70 preserve the reputation
very best character. " "N'S'0' " 'i'e
packing orders. 'FFs 1"'
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists.
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no 10

NJ WALKER s. co. have added to
~ their already large and well selected stock of
Gentlemen's Fine Clothing, assortment Of over
Goats, Business Goats, Fancy and Black Cashmere
lot Furnishing Goods. Also very desirable lot of
Gentlemen's Travelling shawls Strangers would
do well to drop In and look, before purchasing.
N. WALKER co.
oe 81 ln3 corner Main and Pearl sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY, :

Nj OST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
AsA certain cure for Fever and Aaue-LEoN-
AEDS ANTlDoTE for the above, Is the grta atest
discovery OF the age. 1t has never been known 10
iaii and IS considered By numbers that have used IT,
(snd by the medical faeuIty the best medicine In
uss.
References gi7en by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 Per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD,
se8 Corner of Clay and Adam streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
CARRAIqH MANUFACTORIEs

cHEa CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
EfxEISH q second hand CARRIAGE in good or
der, suitable for Hack family use Apply to
&C 2.-.a ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
cwh> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
eets=3g9e The Subscriber has on hand al his Coach
Making Establishment, Lombard Alley, be
tween Main and Cary, Gath and l4th streets) near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARiOTEES,
BAR0UCEES, BUGGIES, with and without tops and
sULkIES, ell ufhs own make, of the best materials
al workmanship; all OF which will be sold as low as
good work the kind can be in the city of ichmoud
g. -icle in the Carriage line, ] am determined e
make 10 order and se at the lowest prices yossbie,
and all work sold, that is new, warranted.
tsl~9ru HICAJAH hhNGCA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ having purchased the entire stock Of Ready
Made Ciothing. of MERCHANT, WEISIGER 4 co,
will conduct the business und-r the style OF DARRA.
CH3TT HARRIS Il co, and hope by diligence end
fair dealing merit the continuance OF the patron
sge su liberally bestowed on their predecessors.
DAkBACVTT, HARRIS 4 CO.
CHARLES r. DARRACoIF,
Z. VI. HARRIS,
koBT. DAhRACCFT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
DIssOLUTTONs, &c.

nISSOL N.-The firm Of MER-
~ CHANT, WEISIGER Il Co, is this day Gis
solved by mutual consent. The husiness of the firm
will be settled 10y CHARLES Il. DARRACOTT, who
is alone authorized to collect the debs and 10 use
the name Of the firm in liquidation.
2ILAS MERCHANT,
u. Il. WEISIGER,
CHARLES L. DARRAC0TT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

ITO THE VISITORS OF THE STATE
Il AGRICULTURAL FAlR.-FAlR COMPETl-
IlOS A JEWEL-$5V,nN IN STOCK -WN IRA
SMITH, Fashionable Cothier-Haying recently en-
lsrged and improved my sales room, a. ia Main st.
ana This fail laid IN very superior stock Cf Guois
both ss 70 STYLE, QUALITY, and WORKMANSHIP /
would ask OF the pa.ronzing public TO call and exa
nIine my assortment of
REAbY-MADE CLOTHING.
FOR nen and Boys wear. Thankful for past fayors
would say, that TO effort on my part shall be want
ing TO give entire satisfaction.
My stock is laid in for the RETAIL TRADE only
and embraces sll kinds OF GARMENTS and Fur
SlSHlAG ARTICLES, u1ually kept in Clothing
house, con- prising all the
Latest STYLES,
~ TO cut pattern and fabric and made by the best
workmen. NY object Is to sell a good article at q
talr price. ana Will offer them az such prices as will
SUIT THE TINES.
A word to the wise Is sufficient. Call and examine.
VIM. IRA SMITH,
oc a ia Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

I ARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
We are now in receipt Of the best selected stock
OF Gentlemens Fine Clothing this city produce;
and to prove it, all persons In want win please give
Ssa call. We are ready TO show Cashmere Businese
suits 1rom Sl2l00 to Is
Handsome lot Cashmere Goats fsou 500 Is
Side Band Business Coats 400 IS
Beautiful lot Cashmere Pants $40"
Vests 35D 4
Large assortment Raglan Sacks 6ND 20
ITi-coloreo Beaver Surtout 0vercoats " 1000 ~
Seal Skin Over sacks $40 23
Gentlcmcn's Beaver Oyerccats made
expressly toorder 1000 %
n. WALKER Co,
&C B l03 corner Main and Pearl sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26
HEAD QUARTERS. 1867

"a HEAD ~ RTERS, 1857
MA CLOTHING! CL0THlNGu CLOTHINaul
VIZ Visitors To the Agricultural and Mechanics
Fairs, attention! !-if ou are in want of come
THINK really neat and chesp in the way of Clothing
ana ientieinen's Furnishing Goods, not at below
COST but at a fair living profit, give me call aud
l Will promise my goods, when quality and work
Inanship are compsred. shai vie with the cheapest
L. b. SPENCE
oc y No. l2g. cor. Main and l3th sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

Nhh uoODc.-He nave just opened
~ this morning. choice lot Of Cluthipg consiyt-
ing OF fire Dress and Pr9k Coats Sha-Stripe Cassi-
mere Suit; Black ami Fancy Velvet Vests all stvls
and cuts; Black and Fancy Cashmere PANS al all
prices; Furnishing Goots Of all kinds and qualities
For &rz at bargains, call on
DAhRACOTT, HARRIS 4 CO.
no IL Successors TO Merchant Wesippr n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

THE UNDERSIGNED, having sold their entire
stock Of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing aoods
to MasSrs DARRACOTr, HARRIS 4 co. confident
y recommend that house to their old patrons and
solicit for them continuance of that patronage, so
long and iiborally bestowed onus
oc IA MERCHANT, WEISIGER i co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

CORNS! CORNS!!-DR. SCH ULTZ
~ has returned to this city. and respectfully in-
forms his patients, friends and the public generally,
that he may be daily consulted at his ofice on
Main street, opposite Corinthian Hall. Dr. g pecu
liar skill In removing Corns, Bunions, Deformed
Nails, &C. &c, without pain sr Inconvenience, is too
well known TO need any further comments. He
trusts 70 receive the same liberal patronage here
tofore call is requested from transient visitors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-26

NEW CLOTHlNG G.-DARRACOTT
l. HARRIS 4 co. have just received choice 1T
OF Clothing. consisting OF fine Black Dress Suits;
Fancy Velvet Vests; fine Black do; Furnishing
Goods OF every kind and quality. For bargains call
GA DARRACUTT, HARRIS co.
no IA Successors to Merchant w eisiper 4 Co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
The old s.Red cent-

+ As the old ''red cent is about being call,
ed IN, some Of our cotemporaries are wri-
ting its history and obituary. The cent
was proposed in 1852 by Robert Morris,
the great financier of the revolution, and
was named by Jefferson, two years later
1t began to make its appearance from the
mint in 1872. It bore then the head of
Washington on one side, and thirteen
links on the other. The French reyolu-
ton soon after created a rage for French
ideas In America, which put on the cent,
instead of the heal of Washington, the
head of the goodness Of Liberty French
Liberty, with neck thrus. forward and flow
ing locks. The chain on the reverse was
replaced by the olive wreath of peace. But
the French Liberty was shortliyed, and SO
was her portrait on our cent. The present
staid, classic dame, with lillet around her
hair. came in fashion about thirty or forty
years ago, and her finely chiseiei Grecian
features have been but slightly altered by,
the lapse of time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05
Advertising Ones Business,
From the Albany Evening Journal.l


We have just laid down acopy- of the
London Tines, with the feeling which that
Journal always awakens in us--astonish-
ment at, and admiration Of, the prodigious
extent to which Englishmen, in the pur-
suit of wealth, advertise their business
The yaunted editorial ability of the Times.
is, In our opinion. more than matched, up
on more than one American newspaper.-
But Its advertising supplement, and its own
sold columns of infinite varied announce
ments, are awonder as uneoualled in our
Journalism, as it is Characteristic of the most
systematic and successful property -acqui-
rers or the face of the earth. Whatever the
English have got to sell they advertise
The solid columns of the London Times are
reflection of the industry ofa large Fart
of the British people
Fora premium ofa tenth part of one per
cent, any insurance company IN The world
would assure to "Holloway'' vast fortune.
The thoroughness which distinguishes his
advertisement of his medicine business In
the United States, is exceededby his liberal.
ity and enterprise in this respect IA the Bit
!sh papers. The pathway to fortune which
Swaim took In Philadelphia with his Pan
aeea. and Brandrcth In New York with his
Pills, and Moffat With bis Life Bitters. and
Phalon with his Lotion. ollowsy Is tread
ng with vigor and gpeed that leave no
doubt Of the result. Twill advertise him.
self into an enormous wealth.
-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

The Washington Union says:-f.AIletter
dated Noy. 27,s 1855, has been received by
the Secretary Of the Navy from ths COM
mandng no officer Of the expedition which was
sent TO South America few months ago,
10 Tor the th'aP purpose Of procuring a supply of
sugar cane cuttings. The expedition had
then reached Georgetown. Demerara, after
prosperous voyage, and the objects Of the
expedition wers likely to be speedily ~
tsinsd."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

Esalem Mass was one of the places
that suffered most during the late snow
stosms. The snow was SO deep in the
streets that paths could not be broken out
more aagoruDs, that is. with oxen; and not
an animal OF the. working sort save man
was oct during the day, The town was
never more quiet on the Sabbath. Salem
has somewhat cf a name for snow storms.
lnl7l7 it was literally burial in tis "gcsat
snow" which. how,vs-, imparsiaIly buried
the whole country. Nota house was tobe
seen except in the shap, of a great hap of
snow, Tn, church spirc ressm slsi . gi-
yantic icicle. -, rs...-e
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

ESr The papers are boasting of Mr..
FORESTS libeFality in giving five thousand
dollars to some coavcntsof Sisters, in
New York. While h, is thus giving awav
his thousands. however, he refuses to pay
to his wife the alimony decrecd to her by
the Court when she was divorced from him
aai compels her to labor for her own sup
mort i.s.. srs--
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

gA large grey wolf, guant anu hun
cry, was captured lately by some citizens of
Utica, Clark county, flo sting down the riv-
ef ON large cake of ice. The animal was
no doubt attempting to cross the river on
the moment of its hIcaking up, AMI was
thus cut Of from the Shore. rea
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-03-05

re- Wolves are plenty AMI fcrocious in
Wisconsin this winter A 0Tr. Patton was
attacked by five large ones in tho public
road near the town of Lancaster. lie beat
them of with weapon he fortunately had
in his hand. la-o