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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
EATAI ALERAN

NEW YORK, Aus 22.-Last night wsll.kuow,
lawyer OF this city, named WagstaE, was shot dead
in as.oon on Broadway. by an actor named Him:
attached to Buttons theatre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

DUBUQUE, Aug. 20 -Husfi!iti-s have @gnin broken
out between the Sioux and Chippewa In Iians. The
latter s'tack-d party Of the Sioux Ssctroxelp,
and took thirty scaps and retrca'ed down Red river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
o,,ro Avn cuES,pE.KrC.N4I

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Aug. 2l.-The Ohio anu ChDsa
peake canal is in fire order now, aud coal is arriving
in large quantities. Vessels are scarce and ireshs
re advancing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

MISSISSIPPI The American Slate Central Gem
mi,,se have offered tho nomination for Governor to
Hon. Samuel Benton, of Holly Spriaes, 10 ell The
vacancy oocssioued BY the declensoH Of the Hon.
James !. Alcoru.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

FREE pAssES.--A fireman on the New York
Central Railroad asked the Superintendent for pass
whioh be declined giving. saying. The Company
employ you and Pey you 50 much for your services
farmer. for dollar day, aud wanted to 60 70 nara.
tnga would you expect him to hitch up bis team and
take you thers for nothipg1"
The fireman answered No, sir; but if be had hi.
team hitched up, and was going directly 10 sarators
should think he was mean hog il he didut let Inc
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
MARRIED.

Church by the Rev. Geo Wo ,dbridye, ALIEN B. gu.
CON. to Miss SARAH B. ALLEN, daughter Of the late
James Allen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

ST PACLS, AUGUST 2l.-The Democratic Con.
yeuton have passed resolutions for the appointment
of Committee to confer with the Republicans on the
subject Of tie State Constitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

LOOKS LIKE BuSlNEsS.-(Ths Providence
bought Of the Collins Steam Engine Company, seven
steam engines equal to $40 horsepower, to bs used
for driving saw and grist mills. on lands purchased
BY him and others, in Western Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
M1sS01rpI ELECTION
I.AIER FROM RIO


ST. Louis, Aug. l9-The latest advces. received
to-day, favorable 10 the Democrata. who are
generally conceded to hav. elected their Governor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

BALTIMORE. AUG al-F!onr-Sales Of !
street ii 81; City Mills d II. Whea. /, rnc;
Coru-sa!es OF white ard yellow ut 86a IS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2l.-Fiour il 10 II G
or: sales If Howard strest at Sc - ." q -; u
~ TO ~; Ohio super s.: extra do -; CT
super IL; extra do. 81 az 81 Corn Meal
! ~. Wheat il lower; sale. of white at ! ~
rcd 80 to -. Corn. white 81 to SO, ye.ios
81 eta. Whiskey % %, cts.
-
Me-" YORK. AUG. 81 Flour has decline;
o5 cents PER bbi sh-s of State brands g. -
Ohio is nominal; sales Of Southern at ~
Whest is heavy with sales al | ~ a -: red
! 81. Corn is depressed; sales Of mixed a.
Stocks. owino 20 mani" in the market, are
! generally. Virginia's oOl.
NEW YORK, AuGusr - Cotton is NJ
an advancing tendency: snle. of 800 bs!-.: !:
droop:rg; State 80 :ijq6 50; Ohio has define
Southern Sc 5iIa7 Whesr is depressed and ..
VIII rs 81 .0sl 81; red 81 52sl 81. Corn y h.S
unchanged; mixed ssh cts Pork mess s!1,; :.
Chicago r-ia ck-d $40. Lsrd 81 lfi c:.. w.
Ohio Is ":s. Coffee: Rio lGial2s cts. Sua'
c,vado 8is3! Spirits Turpent,n-; 1915, c, ~.
81 Goal %: Rice 5ta5i cts. Stocks du.. W.
/ MT quoted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

4 piece Of sta:uary known ~ the "CoqIs,'
lpugirs {" NJ. Barbce, aud which has BEEN o.
bi,ipn IL Baltimore for several weeks, he, be,
chased by gentlemen o! Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

THE FlLLIBUSTERS The actual number OF
men conveyed to Nicaragua from the State OF Cali
forna to the flag OF Gen Walker during the last two
years, a. shown by the books Of the old Accessory
Transit Company Of Charles Morgan & Sons, was no
less than ',0Oo men shipped up the Ssu Juan river,
aud 35O0 received from California MIR. Buswick,
late Secretary Of State to General Walker says that
be can prove by documentary evidence that no less
than $500 6ibustsrs have found their graves in Nj
cal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

Goi.G 1T SrRL>G.-La.: Monday was roar; q
Rockingham county, Va. There were any on-
dr-d aud fifteen indictments msde by the gran"
~ follow: For rctsling tb. ardent" without lir'
los; petit larceny, Il assau!, aud battery, j. Iar''
conabits;ion,3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

New YORK, Aug. 20.-Late ndvices from Rio re-
port coffee very firm at IS to So 50; stock hand
81 000 bags.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

Bailey Willis hHs be. u appointed a-sis's'
keeper, at O'd Point Comfort, Va, vice John b
moved away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

L,Np SaLs.-Dr. Pi.fs recently GOLD hi isni,
North Garden. in Alb marie couniy, Va, tn Dr. Il
man, n seventy seven doillrs per acre a few
since d.. Pitts gave fifty doars per acre fox the :
land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

BOSTON, August 2l-l,is repo' to that D.snri
arr, Sherman & CO., Commission Me cllsn's. have
suspended in consequence Of ths failures of Bates &
Co. Their liabilities are half million.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
THE HOME OF THE POET pERCIvAL.

THE HOME OF THE POET PERClVAL.
g lhs quaint.ookiug house occupied by the late Jas
G. P-rclval, at New Haven, Ct, was sold at auction
on Wednesday last, for one thousand seven hundred
dollars to satisfy mortgage. The poet was State
Geological Of Wisconsin ut the time of his death, in
May 1856 but died without property except his poems,
house aud library, all Of which were morgaged The
house. like its owner aud occupant, was among the
curioei;ies OF New Haven. Both nearly inacces.
sble to the public The dingy, brown tenement,
located in the suburbs OF the city, built in man.
her the must eectua retreat from that soci
ETY. which he so studiously Stunned Neither window
nor door s visible the passerby, and the only ell.
trance is a, the rear which is approached by path
winding from the road. Two email windows, well
protected by heavy shutters, inserted in the gable
epda. In this retreat the poet lived alone with bis Ii
brsry, .-dom permitting Intrusion upon his secu.
sion Toe liorary, which contains soms ten thousand
volumes. viii probably be purchased by the State of
Wisconsin, which has expressed desire to obtain it.
1t is now stored in the hospital at New Haven, in one
room Of which Percival passed several years Of his
cnsiy life. He was never married.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

uoLL,DAYsBUKe, Aug. 2l.-McKim, the murdere,
OF Norcruss, was executed here to-day, at 20 minutes
Of o'clock. He died protesting his innocence. HI
attempted 10 commit suicide this morning. lie spoke
,.aTly two hours from the scaffold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

SgNlaus ACCIDENT The barn OF 'rh"s. Bars.t
on James River. in RockbFidg. county. Va. i-Il =
days ago aud killed three dae horses, for whc
had paid near 5000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

Accident rs ArpoMArrox CouSrY.-Rrc.n,'y
Mrs. Thomas aud her daughter were returning b.
from neighbor 3, in buggy. the gear being ou'
fix, and the horse out o:humor, b" commenced kick
and continued the same until Mrs. I. jumped e
severely iniurng herself. Mise T. attempting
same mode OF escape, broke her arm. Tue tsOa.
the buggy was demolished.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

DETERMINED SUICIDE "A few days ago, q boy
inc with Mr. James Fisher, in Monroe county. y
was chas'isei by o!s employer. aud waiting vail
had et, the room. took down gun. paced il Q
forehead, aud pulled the trigg-'. The powd-' 4
Il s!ed. ~hrr, III spite Of the euirc.;ies Of Son-:
present, he deliberately pr,m'd the gun. and y:
p!aar" il 10 rs head, blew his brs!rs ou..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

CUPID AT THE WHITE SuLrHcR.-A l-'tsr r.
the White Sulphur Springs says: Cupid Is tuts't
his wing here. Tncre is II great deal ot whi.p-'i
in couples, and lnngu;shing under trees, aud moFt
uuon the walks. The sighs OF III. lovers alone, j!
lrctrd might turn mil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
DrsTRuCTIvE HURRICaSE

CHICAGO, August PA terrible hurricane passed
over the town OF Woodland In Wisconsin, yesterday
DESTROYING every house in the place. Tue Telegraph
Lines we're proutrated aud the Railway track much
damaged
INTERESTING TO DENTISTS AND THEIR
PATIENTS.
DR.. j. B. Francis of hiladelpbia, has invented
wha, be calls ealvanic forceps, which is Intended
~ relief to the pain of extracting teeth. 1t is
combination Of the ordSary furcsps, with galvanc
arrangement attached, whereby the nerve OF the
tooth may be charged with tho gavaniu influence
and lts sensbli,y be suspended. 10 this condition
the extraction will be without the pain usually &C.
intsmnatiop.-l Posi-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

SnMiH,rrr. |. II. IIoA;son, formerly Of 7,
erichsbarg, Va. les been minated f"r the OH
county clerk, Tor San J"rquin county Ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
VIRGINIA.
.,

NIhOlSla,
Donations and Subscriptions:
Received from Richmond and other places -.
in the State in 1855, Sl35l So
IS51 Forsame III 20
From otbar States ~ %
"kilgour Fund" rs reported by M.s. Har
rson of Leesburg, 10 w
Total, $l9i9 81
Donations:
Mrs. Bruce, Richmond, SlUn wv
Uanr;oo Troon 2lW 90
A.. wv Ro,rs,t Ricbmond 80 30
NJ Tn pr,t, Sno,sylyania. 100 90
We, IS ;,,Is psi A rkans,s 80 90
The Mount Vernon Association of Virginia WAS In
auyurated July 18th, 1854, under the able and ener
cac lead of Mrs. Julia Mayo Cabe Since lis in
ception, the contributions, throughout The STATE.
amount to 1921 50; independent Of the Everett
fund 81 ,5G6) nesSre sum for the patriotism OF VIZ
ginia and her ability to display il. The Carolnas,
Georgia. Alabama and other States Of the South aud
West, are up and moving in the good ca,lse. Can VIZ
gna he laggard in this race OF honOr Upon her, WIN
peculiar appropriateness devolves the duty oil leau
iss the enterprise. Within her borders Washington
began and ended his career OF greatness; her soil
contains his ashes; and tho oonsecrsted spot where
they lie it ia her highest duty to preserve as holy
ground. His fame may bs in the keeping OF The M,
tion but for her is keener and deeper interest IN s
the associations which unite his name with hers
The pride of Virginia has become a proverb, aud II
would i'll bet her patriotism or her honor, to be sur
passed in cherishing the memory OF her son. Lst
the daughters of Virginia look to it that this shame
does not bsfsll her SUSAN l.. PELLErF,
Cor. Sec M. Vernon Association.
- Editors friendly to the cause are requested 10
insert the above.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

SCARLET FrvER.-The scarlet fever is ssid 10
prevailing in Apponat'ox county to u grent -1ter'.
On. physician, d. p. Robert-cr, has for'y!two cs,
SOM. OF them very dangerous. In one family ID.
are fifteen or sixteen dn~n-it takes all the We.
attend the sick, the crop being abandoned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

LUNAR RAINBOW-On the evening of the lib
ius ant, between and CLOCK, aluuar rainbow was
vi.'hle in the northwest All the colors usually seen
in the solar rainbow were distinctly developed but OF
course they we're paler aud softer. little before
sunset Of the day there was collar rainbow in
the Sat- Thus In space of les. than three hours,
both solar and q luuar rainbow have been seen.-
This s eremarksbl. fact, aud one to ba remembered.
lG1iRsSpILs Idio ! indcpeNdcnk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

BODY F,rSp.--1he body of Il man WIS found
the small island in the Rivanna, near the Factory
John 4 Merchant on. aud hsIf miles from Ce.
loite.v,lle, on Friday last. An inquest was held
Saturday, bu, l"ne of the Jury or other p.r.or
pres-n: could identity the body. Ii had lain in !,
water perhaps for more than week. and was putr:
From n bole in the head resembling that made b.
bullet il is supposed that the individual, whoever.
may be, cslne TO his death by foul play.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

SALE 4 VALUABLE FARM.-Gsn. A. W. G. I
Wis, OF Gr-erbrier county, Va. has uurcha.-t e
hnn- tract of Rev. J.. A. Alderson't tarm, b,
Palestine. TIL. farm contains inO acres of hg.
improved Greenbri-r river low ground. p.
Sl3 900 being SO 30 per acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

CONVENTIONS Is RioHMoSD "A Convention I,
the advancement. of Education vii! bs held IN k.ct
mond OF the 18th instant. and on the Eth the Pm,
byte.ians hold Convention here, to take into Cot
sidrrnrUn matters affecting the welfare OF that boz
OF Christians Both bodies are likely TO be aueu:-:
by large numbers Of delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

USIuN AGRICULTURAL Society OF VIRGINIA, al
Mourn CARoLINA.-r This Society id makiDg ten,r
pr-psratons for its next Annual Exhibition, o.
expected TO be- on much larger ani more il. n1,
seal. than any former one. The schedule vi yr
niums i. very full, embracing au aggregate ainI.:
nj SjlO0. Mr. j. Is. Read the agsnt OF the soci.
was in this psc. on Tuesday soldering subscripic
and issuing certificates Of membership He -xp-,'
10 visit the counties along the line of the Tenu-,.
X ,sd in g tew days when We trust he will inset W.
hearty reception. Tho price Of cer'dcs'-
membership ha. boeu reduced TO SlD0 ju.t hsi
what il has been hereto.ore-by the payment
which family or any member thereof ID eat.,le!
visit the exhibition. II FQrmrtle Joaraa'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

HEAVY TRASsAorioS.-The Lynchburg Coari-.
says: that Mr.. + Walker, partnsr OF Green, Il.
great mule dealer. has within the past Week OF rwn
purchased SIS GEO worth OF mules in that city Th,,
were bought of Western drovers, who are now ar,.
~ resorting 10 this market. Mr.. geo. Bruce, q
whose stables the sales We're made. formed The Cog
rier that The average price now is from Sli5 10 $lJ
per head. Mr.. Walker designs th,ss purcha,es Il.
lila Virginia customers whom he is assiduous III l.,
efforts 10 accommodate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

Associations were organized in 1854 in Savannah
and many others placer, aud liberal contributions
made but no official returns have been received from
them
Mrs. Eve Of Augusta, reports for 1854, slO36 OO
Recent offerings, Il OO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
CITY AND STATE NRws

SLS1ExoLp 10 rHE PEsITEsIiaRY.-ln the r. {
Court thursday morning, Judge Halyour,op n,a
nounced seii;smce On Wism $. Wash, OF Povh.is
convicted in three cases, oi forging papers and Oh
tanning bounty land warrants from the General e.
vernmen'. The Judge sentenced him TO Two y.n,,'
confinement in the Penteutiary, IA the first case AM
10 two months imprisonment in the City Jail in e.cs
of the other cases, and 10 pay hne Of $50 Ths ID.
patch states that the convctis a man about si1,vhvs
years of age, and has family Of children. Hs a,
knowledges his participation in the Grim. of fnrDsr
but declared tina, II. bal been led into il by otbs:
and when he heard his DOOM seemed 10 regret Nh.
tbs punishment WAS not DEATH rather than f-,on',
cell Soon after leaving the cour, room. he WIS Co.
vrY1d to the Stnte prison, aud getting IN sight
thai gloomy looking abude, shed fears proiuseIy,
For hms,t h- raid, he cared but little ns hs VOC.
soon be called hence sD-w-r before another udy.
but ID. Disgrace tIat would be attached 10 his nan
and The Stigma that hr had brought upon HE f.m,
were such h-art crushing weights that lie prefer--
10 meet death 10 1--we under them day longer.
OUrRAGEou-.--On Monday nigh, in the town a!
Portsmouth. two women I'VE suppose under the iua:
rnc- Of lquoii became angry With one an"ih-r a.:
after qrsrr.liny for some time got into an aercari
in winch blows were freely passei-on- OF then
Using bottle with such severity that il caused n.
death Of u woman by the name of Mrs. Coi-psn,
The Norfolk Argus has IN. following:
VERDICT The verdict OF the jury OF iHGle.. or
thu body Of Mrs. Coleman, rendered Iarr.fs,
morning. WAS that she came To her death By CONF,
ton uf the brain, aggravated by blows Received Lys
stick in the hard. Of Mrs. Rose McNesl. We nude,
sinnd Mrs. McNeal has been arrested aud PLACE, !.
j,l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25

Mrs. +. b. Fogg, of Nashville, is appointed amen
Der Of The Central COMMITTEES, for this State and COL
T. J, Fnnia. of Memphis, Knight of Mount Vernon,
10 canvass West Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-25
ALA BAMA.

Mobile, and several towns III Alabama. celebrated
the 4lh Of July to aid the Mt Vernon Fund.
Madam Octavia Walton Lsvert Of Mobile, is ap
pointed member of the Central Committee tor ALA
baInR.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
rAs ..opaon r,a,s. .. ss.s E,se.,oa.

4
The election oi Mr., BrcsAsas v hvsly com
rpented upoo by the knglish press. Tho Loo
don Tnss Is excessively masnapinoas apol
the suhjee,, Al,es some ioolish talk about III,
domestic policy OF Mr.. Bres.sAS's sdminis
tra,iau, ami the irreeoueiIahility Of tie North
and South. the Times says;
| As regards tho foreign policy the prospect
might ~ hsst sight appear 10 be equally
gloomy, The clection of Mr buchanan oves
Mr. Fillmore, agreeing. a. they ds. on aeias
ttsiss, - n ss-esassii ~ .s tsss lsa7i cf s4r'
American nation IN favor Of tho fcfeign policy
oi the iormer over that OF the latte that 10 a
declaration in hvcr of aggrc~isa and anuexa.
,lon. Moreover, the spirit Of annexation IL rs.
scntally Southern. having references to the ne
csss,ty of obtaining new slave States 10 eoau.
terbaance Ihc acocssion Of Free States from
the North. .-tss
Still, we ART disposed 10 bc much more san.
guinc "a 10 the loreign than ~ 20 the domestic
policy oi the new President. and we are eos.
yinced tha, his ,lcct,oa by no mesns i.npiea
hostility TO Eogiand on the part oi the Demo.
crats. An aggressive foreign policy carried
oa, in thu spir,t oi the osiend manifesto means
iorelgn war. and u foreign war, ia the pres.
ent state of the Union. a contingency which
North and South woald le equally anxious 10
avoid. The South would view with dread
chance oi rising slnoag their slaves, la tho
suppression Of which they would have little TO
hope from the sympathies VI ths North. and.
having little accumulated capital. woud sa1cr
seve ely RON any restriction Of their power Of
expectation.
Ths North woad view with inars~sing de
favor the prosecation Of ioreigo coUquests,
which they wonld Justly regard as really made
over themselves. ald would naturally refuse 70
aid la operations entailing upon them great
immediate loss aud ultimately destined 10 eoun.
tcrbslance or undermine their due influence Ia
the councils VI the confederation. Tie breach
between thu North and South is heaccforth de-
clnred anil opes aud though Ny the iarms oi
the ConsLitotion one party usy gevern. II CAB.
not hops w csssy Oh y var, rhich h n lnaiisr
not OF abstract rule but of practical aud very
apt 10 rcdros by the summary process VI revo-
lation. inequalities which tbs indoleuce oi peace
has leit untoucled
We hope that Mr. Bachanan may rise more
nearly than be has yet done to the level Of bis
position aad dscarang, alter he hss obtained
power the qoos,ionable arts by which IL Was
secured, riso above The dlelstion and exigoDeics
VI his party, and think more " the grea, trust
placed in his hands than 81 the Instruments and
the assurance by which tina, trasi hss been OBJ
tanned For ourselves We can truly say that
we shall respect the choice of the American
ration IN n matter so peculiarly Of domestic
cognizance. aud never allow any objections We
may have entertained 70 Mr.. Bnchauans pfin
ciples to prevent Us ftom dealing witb respect
and canJor with the pcts Of the Chief Msgis
iraIe. friendly and a kindred people.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01


Advic~ from Londoa, by the Africa, state
that tho subscriptions ios the cable 10 eonnee,
Newfoundland and ireland ~ete considerably
In eseeas Of The amount required 10 ooves al
expenses Wa also learn thu, the es,blo Il uou
being manufactured Al thu rate of nom ten 10
hffeen miles PER day, With the certaio,y that
the whole extent of over 1000 mites will be
comIlsiei oa or beioce she iirt ~ Jaae swxI.
Until the completion Of the sebmarlne csunet
tioa between Newfoundland and Ifeiand, the
Company viii. va anjara,aod, make an eaott
10 obtain this oews from The steamers ~ they
pass Cape Race, y y. IRON which poinl 10
New York the wire Is already stretched. and
over which Communications have bceu trat,s.
,nilted with great regularity iur sess. wee. q
t@ss.
Tho Brisish Government gives . isvssas,la
rsponss 10 aa application ef Mr FseLp, The
managing director OF the Company. for ,,ef.
mission 70 receive The news from ti.e mail slear,.
e~ on e-.r Ksce. N. w., snd Qeseos,awu.
lrrIypd.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-01-01
,frsm eesaess-'s .oslaal.
~u ma ruer aud WlaGet.

Ahi 'hess were very Plssasai says,
Ike DAYS ws sPsag taSetasr;
Gcaes eaeS ihressa menesy . salAbs haas.
sp sloaalsss soHsetss ~esth.r
that I Ensy cesm I've ssyra At istt
Sons fragments tsssa hs's sesitotsd feass.
Ne Wandered pAsl ghs stslios sigeam,
Ana thi oaah the pes niesn hay,
EasA sSgI vas iias seHle ssJtio9s &rssts
Fgsa paradise saszy
Ths sent ef losss on hear
ssssasa part Of .ifr ~hish ~ss ~ iAA'.
We soained auss tAs itles erssa ssoi--
ThreegA the goui, plsesaEl trvss
Al, shi tAis wSs;t seemed ssfj god,
vita 81 Rs nsnosioz,
! Gossf a. ~ the aeea 20 bftshf 4
a. thseage tie so2shs that Sarisaef nsshi-
Ana nov i.s.sr ths basast rsla
SWssp ftoea the sarfy tfssea,
e. talf fssasst 10 sfY Fxiftt
Ths ~t.Aerss ssavss sss arivvp,
Tssn fsint and lsrn the moea spPssss,
Al dim, iiss cue Sha smiles through tsast
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