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MILLINERY,

ss4N Mrs. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET
ft pegs leave TO inform ladies' in and country
that her assortment Of latest style Goods Embroi9
res Is now complete She has hand Pamela
Bonnets style, Empress and other Bonne Lace Cane
and other Cnpnts Cambray Manlln Shawls Chnntily
Lace DO Wedding Wells folettes I4tces Vglencia Brides
sets ARTIFICIAL Flowers Embroidered Hndkerchiefs Fans
reduction; - " SeAS
lne are reminded that Mrs R. has secured the services of
askiiltul seanlslress lately from Paris. myIi i'm
% MME. ROBERT, NO. II CHARTREs ~ -
N IN The LATEST PARIS STYLE Keeps con VIiOn'
mantillas, shawIs, etc. '' ~ -
Ladies' are informed that the services OF siF sean
stress from Paris have been secured dIs KIN
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vERMIFUGES.
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jsyne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
B. A. Fahnestock's,
McLean's
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES.
Wistar's Balsan of Wild Cherr
Hastings Napths,
sherman's Balsam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bsrtholomew's Expsctorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup of WildCherry
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
Taylor's Balsam Livsrwort,
Jayne,s Expectorant,
Winer's Elecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardiner's Liverwort,
Stadler's Cherry ESpectorant,
London's Indian do,
DIR. Roses do,
MISUNDERSTANDING ordia
SARSAFAkILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
s. P. Towusend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenters,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
GraetIenberx's
Brfstol's
Iuysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wells Strengthening,
EyeI's Strengthening
Jew David's or Hebrew.
| Badeau,s.
knapp's Indian
Alcock,s Porous.
Gritfith's Adhesive.
Holloway's Arnice
LTNTSfENTS.
NrLean,s Volcanic OH I,;nnen
sexican Mustang.
Farrell's Arabian
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts
Hayes,s
Tobias's Venetian
Howe,s Nerve and Hone.
Helliurer's.
Gardeners.
Bartius's Horse
Merchants Garglipg,
Cherokee,
Jayne's
AGTE REMEDIES. etc.
Osgood's Indian Chogogus,
Rogand,s Tonic Mixturs
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifuge,
Vegetable Febrifuge,
LOZENGES.
Shermsn's Cough and Worm
Brysn's Fulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovett's Wahpeneor Hair Glos,
Barry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Xatharisa,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Inyigorator.
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene.
London's Oriental Hair Tonic.
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
0ldridge's Balm of Columbia,
Railways Circassian Balm,
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aul6 lydw6!

I WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propreors wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl amp Chartres
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans. :
eitrsmsmbsred that the 2th January 1851 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H Wheeler, Secretary, OF the Home Mutual
New Orleans being duly
cordny depose and that the
transcript from the books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER. President.
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day Of January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to interest OF
cash the outstanding certificates Of profits the
holders thereof their legal and after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend OF
FORTY (4 per the earned premiums of the Com
pany for the ending 3ls December 1856 for which
tfcaes will he issued and after the 18th of March next
A-This Company continues against peril the
seas rivers and loss damage the Of
premium. Office. No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
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q. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

STAR INSURANCE. CONIPANY-oFFICE, No.
~ TT 22 st. Charles street.
This Company Will be ready issue Policies
Marine, Fire River Risks the first June return
Of ten viii be made the npon all their
miun1s. PLACIDE FORST ALL, President
EMILE DEBUYS, Secretary.
New Orleans. DIST May. 1857. my22 I'm
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JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January IL, les,

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
| ~ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. = In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Mutual insurance Company submit the following
ment, viz
| Amount of Premiums received for year ending
|
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W0LFE'S AROMATIC SCHEfDAM SCHNAPPs
Druggists and Merchants and all any OF the
articles contained in the above catalogue will to their
vantage by calling sending their orders above where will
pe found the most of GEN PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States lowest prcss
Please address. J. WRIGHT Il co,
GENUINE DEDICISE, 4 r EIyousv
matt Nos. ISL and q Ci,artres street. NaI6riean,
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81. ~.
:
FAHNESToEk'S VermiFGge
Ael.ASES Nerinifnse;
WlNER,S Sermituge
IoWNSENllS's sarsapariila;
BULL saTsapaFia;
-. SANDS sarSaparila; -
hOOFLANDS German Bers :;
MOFEATS Phoenix Bitters
sIOlGHToNS Bitters;
TAiLl.Ho Bters
,pv,v,z p,; W.T.. eEEHeEh' 5 bltters
On ~ g.. I u .,, W uets,i
AZ M NJ !sr tn reiI y iSctorM W., , -,
n us wa utJn ~ nn u" III ny
R1f.Ep - r;,t et,s ,t "a a" ~,
WI ~ f;h Dll, heuSeiai, Ilark 4 20;
COP II IEk Oh. iienshaw. Prescott X Co
Noiy i.lnfS OIL. BnrnettS;
hAstvNT,s SSyrnp OF Naptfa,
9SE,S m, ENlect9ranti
oS TIin1ipsN Sh9i3 2 ne
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DIvIDEND -OFFICE OF THE RUTGsRs FIRE m
~ svrsncs Company l7e Chatham square of Mott
Of dis Company have thu day declared semi annual dis
dend Of six cont on and sf the I'd day Of Feb
rusry 1he transfer books viii be closed from the :ih
'n''A'''i a kDwASS S' s. FMLows. Secretary.
(1RExNBAY, MILWAUKEE, AND CHG AGO RAu-
(J road Company enics 81 Wau strsetNew York. Jan
% ao: dsS s s Ssn Of q o.
the second day Of last: psysss on s aeenss dsz
IN New York VIII be paid Al the ONCE wan
sIse, Ad hsCos = ss STOCK: in
Me The transfer books win be closed em the 10Th 70 he
lSsh Of january. both dAys neus,ve s,o,,v, n ,.,,.
TsvISo SAVINGS ISsrIryTIoS g WARREN sTsEEr
tors at the rate Of per cent on all sums ented thereto
payable on and Asr w HShdi 'sna eoSsclN President
Tfh 1i rg Pas4 '4SO1A'i se SSs%s
MNERAL POINT RAItaoAD syCys.T IHs S1,1;
Railroad Company vEFirs and second mortgage bonds Of
s @ & &c %s S
sin Issued 10 and Endorsed BY the Mineral Point Rsirosd
due 10 sAs r zen s ne
New York, january l. 1861.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM
i rs9y once Is South Front street Phra.slphis jan
preferred stock Ana Our cent the common stock has
been declared r, y s sS q :1S 81
holders 'hSf'' as g Bs 4 r.oa,ursr
THE TRUSTEES OF THE sEAMEN's BANK FOR
Savings have ordered that interest be paid 70 deposor
follows on sums Of 1--we hundred dollars and under
rate of six cent and ON sums i've
aSie On and Si alter MONDAY s inst Al $sssss viii
WILLIAM NELSON, Secretary.
new YORK Jan. Ia, 1851.
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49,. A., r., 4 s, $780, .,,, :ssr az ss,: q:
W. :s:s. S:ss: I: ~ sh s;:: G -fsA s
=. yY:::: sssi Ss : o:s :; 49, :.. - :
ALI nUnorn A.roysDxD -nAsAxs pr aoRs
ry.s frcm nss..d ana ~ remain ne si,y sAss isss
presse ana surs NE marked oa : s.S = 1891 q ,s%
ycu sl be compiled % scsnowledge, VITA hs1ssois \, K.
fve.S seventh street. between ssh aud ssvsSs .ysnu.s
A worDxn THE orrssr erRL.-rr you wrsUr
"A snsv Al ne secrets n yo.r pas. ana future NE n
% sousu de ssov. named p.n 'T c saa s.T
% any % " nmss ss n nn sssss .As =. ..
ne cpposAs ser. Charge sssa, N7 THIRD avsass ss~
AsroNTsHISg TO ALL-nADAx. MORROW. rst
"A moss wondasl atroosisi n The verd thai has
been inown ss am he s.yenlb ssr q ,he seventh
~ pss pssss .s s" rsrs sa.s q %
s s sc s s0n',1ds during my travels n rsr.rs VI.
VII 9w you he hsssess q your future husband , ssd u.
sresle, hspplnss. % nsrme MAI bis. ana sooi isss
,DS ,sI lite VA ao ssSy ne sS', O. ss,s9 oa
Ia p csnno help being s:,opisssa No ch.rs. ~,
Columbia. ''"De"s' NOV ''""'''' 20 '"' ''''' ''~'
sTRoLoeY FLFURY FROM PARIS r. rHs
"A most ebrsed lady Of e present age n telling future
events ard certain She ahsw ques mer,re
business shseri friends, &c by magnetism. Once $50
Ircome stIest
CIArRyoYANCE,-nRs. sEysOuR, no sPP<sg
~ street sfev doors west ~ Broadway shs succ We
fnl medical and busnes< csirvoyens IN Amerca An ss
discovered ard csred cufsbe -nsrrtaE sfvce %
busufss absent friends Ao.. aud satisfaction in cssss a.
NC charge made.
vLktRvOYANCE. MRS HAYES CLArRvOYANr
~ healing physician, lao Urstd street, New YORK - An
diseases In man. AND child correctly told aud read
with heretofore unknown. Ladies hear fr,p
persons thai are sbseu, from hem by Consulting Hayes
ssiisiacton given n aii cases charge made.
MADAME RREAKMAN M GREENE STREET M
Nv tween Bcecker ard Ions0n 10 The most AZ
nd
Nov " YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE FORTUNE
~ Madame CLIFTON IL the only person In Ia Uuhe
States VITO rive scty numbors, fee only GEMS Rca
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fJNffE FOLLOWING LETTER FROM "A RAILROAD
traveller appears 10 the Albany Evening Journal OF the
10th We commend It's perssl 10 all interested iraveers
and 10 The directors Of The Central Railroad in particuar
OF WARNfSG RAILWAY CARS --Sir-f Am a frequent ira.
weller by rail and such consider my duty well a. nv
privilege 10 make the following remarks regard 10 the pre-
OF warning the 10 this cold weather On
The Central and other roads the passenger coaches with
the sxception which find he railway coa burner
shosi M comfortably cold. For this marked inaenon 10
de he I'm and comfort Of here is now no
nnv excuse whatever the o. directors aimee the sc
cess CT the coal burr has been complete why this
solve (Which is all tbs, claimed for ~ has bee more
GENERALLY adopted surely fair question for travellers 10
AK now put u 70 The msnsgers Of The road Can
I've thai agsrs coal stoves prevents their adoption
on ibe Central read This 90 important an 10
Thus II has been fully ssceralned new
coal stoves give uniform and agreeable warmth 10 any Do
srabe Temperature very fpreerabe IN all respects 70 In.
wood that the which they ace h
always unifrmiy and comfortably an
nC be while hcy have been duriag present
seasov over Eve nes wbou, golnR out dav
on night Why then delay ther immediate adoption when
clearly shown be much for the OF pas
eeneefs Cne wenly ave
fy pounds of coal between Alb any and Buffalo sno
unit heat while Che heat from wood nuctuaiss be
Of the time aud flashes OF excessive beat
N al these coal burners must ultima adopt
% On al railroads longer question:. bat why there
tAcu be a. much spsy add Delay manifested in rendersg
pssfcn comfortable ought 70 b. Al fully eKl. 70
ths tct Cling pySfn Sore o. ths sibaci anon W.
iccfaiiH A6siLWf fRAyEiJ.ER
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

.----D-~~---S--->~~~~~-.-
TWO TRY GOODS sALEsNFN WANTED TNMgDf.
afr, for 1osd city houses liberal given; 1, Rit.
TER n he Commercial Agency where merchants can pro.
cure The beat Of help al any time 80 Broadway ~ Up
w AETED-AT Ts BROADWAY, CONDUCTORS
w bookkeeper. clerks for shipping and ticket occs
asl@tneu, bafkeepers walters 2baggsgemer BRAKE.
asemen porers men for express wagons
men 4 and boys for trades stores
KAUFMAN GARRATT, Proprietor
ITANTED--A PORTER AND CtFRR FOR AN iNpOpT.
w us house wages for The porter ~ week wares 10
Oh ert Tuf ue cerk n he suits Apply vita recsD,nAs Ia
ions, 70 HAIRES ool7e nv As1 o.. o1s door a N
otald
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LADY WISHES TO FxPLOY A sE kMsTeHss BY
"a The day; give pto0Able reference
% ctsEactes and cspASLiy may apply before r. TO l3i
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u FFNF'a CEMENT TWENTY BARRELS FOR
N ssie also about 20 ibs OF murse Of barryts Al sps
Bfoeapsy, corner OF Walker street.
DARTs BOOTS, SHOES AND GAryrRs.-RECETyFD
pee the late steamers cork sole, double and strong
and Hight sole Fcrr Cans, meis Rouders Malard and wa
erc anil double sole boots auality nj A. 81
at J. CAUTIONS, 81 Nassau street - ~ W
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q mn OOO sEaARs-oF VARIOUS QUALITIES
Z.UUU.UUU and s,zes At 20 pes cent bsew msrke,
prices Bargains be had by cssh purchasers Cash al
made Of quality and IN any quantity.
o. ChkEKs, II Broadway.
TIAvANA sEGARs, NEW CROP -Rng ALA DEF
Reya hgsro corrooas csbanas conchas for de
uRtfs aceros and other braCds By 100 or 1850
s, r, R0aERs. leI Asldca aas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

CroLRN-fRox 20 PIERREPoNT STREET, BROOK.
lyn. The following certsoaiss Of stock Amerosa
Soal COMPANY. OF Aneyhsny county Maryland
NO JOS December IL 1875 hundred shares
No 1I July Is 1855 t~o hssdred and ninety sharss
IN the name OF Henry a. Crem we'll All persoss are herrbg
cautioned against The purchase negotiation cexxS
estes - Application has been AIDE 10 the company
1eue o. the same reward Of 80 win be paid
who WI return the shove certificates 13 rss
or 70 box a.i Post once. No questions asksd
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
Marriaats.


In this place, st the residences of Freferiek
Kinsman. Esq, on Tu.slay morning, May 9Th
by Rev. VIM. G. Clark. Mr.. EDwsE A. SNIrz,
and Mss LAURA G.. FcEMAS. all Of Warren.
On the 23d ult. by Elder Calvin Smith. at
his residence, Mr.. Rec HADsELL to Miss LrDI,
WEIGHT, AL Of Bazstta.
Also on the 4th inst. by the sane, in Fowler.
Mr.. LESTER DRAKE. of Rowland, to Miss HELES
II. JONES, of Fowler.
In Mesopohmia, on the 9Th ult, BY Rev. B.
W. Crane, Mr.. Henry REYxoLDs sad Miss CATH
ARISE BowERs.
In Parkman, on the 9Th ult.. by Rev. B. ".
Crane, Mr.. WILLIAM POWELL and MEEcr A. Hos
IER.
In Hiram, on the 2Sth ut, a. the residence
of Caleb Vaughn, by Elder George C. Baker,
JonS SULLIVAN, Of Warren. and Miss ANGELINA
VAUGHN, of Hiram.
In Ashtabala, on the 22l-ult by Rev. ]. NJ
Gil.et., coward A. RosxErs to KATE D. L.,
daughter of Frederick Carlisle. Esq, all OF Ash
tabula.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

in town today; he came in TO see Mr..
Hezlep. He complains that part OF his
band who were making siIgar. were
attacted by the party who went out from
Manka,o. fired upon and n of his men
wounded in the arm. He was promised
such redress as could be made-the in-
terview was of a friendly character, and
he left in company Of Messfs. Cowan,
Higgins. and others for protection,
promising to leave with his baud for the
reserve Immediately.
Friday, 8 o'clock. P. n.
Gen. DoDD has just arrived from the
upper country, having left the Maukato
troops and a few of the troops from ST.
Peter to aid and qniet the settlers if ne
cesSary.
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ly opposed 10 each other, one or the other
must yield. That one viii be the weak
arparty. Theseforei 1t is morally certain
Chat AOfncnisn. politically, will be put
down; and it only remains to be seen
whether the power of TIE Government
will be brought into exercise, to enforce
its laws; or whether it will again be left
for the people to take the matter into
their own hands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

PuTxAN's MoSruLY: Published By
Dix. Edwards Il Co., No. 32l Broad
way n. Y. Terms, single copy S3,
per year, two copies IS, Eve copies
$40.
The contents of the May number, are
The Trail, the Farce and the Wagon
Road; being sketches OF Wild Life west
of the Missouri, illustrated. Fippery,
Joe's Courtship-A Connecticut Conf
dence. Delicate Health-part End. The
Rosary. Two Years Ago. Witching
Times, chapters 90 andaI. An Observa
ton upon the New York Observer, The
Green Cloth, History as Expcunded by
the Supreme Court, &C., &c.
The las: named article deals IN histor-
ical facts which exhibit in strong colors
the marked contrast between the opin-
ions of Washington, Jefferson. Patrick
Henry, Morris. Madison, Franklin. Ham,
iIton. Adams. Gay. and all the leading
spirits Of that period when the COnstitu-
ton of the United States was formed;
and the late decision of the Court, in the
.Dred Scott Case.
We especially cesamend this number
to the notice of intelligent readers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

lRoN Mill At NEw8URGH.--rhe Conn
yany r~ecsntiy orsanIzsd for establishing
al Iron Mil ia Ne sLurgh, have pur-
CHASED 5 acres Of land | caled between
AMI ironing un the e s. NJ. & C.. P.
K ,ilronGS, ard cpnDsncsd the erection
Of their building. dimsnsi11s as follows:
one hundred and fifteen by n~iueiy-five
;eei, foundations siore, and supersiruc-
lure brick arehed roof. 6se proof. When
III operation, il viii give employ nieni to a
large numbcrof hau+S-Le der
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

FATAL ACCIDENT "A son Of Heary
James Barber Of this village. aeedEye
Years, was kilitd by the freight train last
Monday forenoon. ncar the freight depot.
No one witnessed the accident, and the
rain had discharged its freight AID LEFT,
before the b1dy Of The chi!d was found.--
The holy rs lying across TIE rail, bot
rot crushed. Upon examination has back
vas aScerlained to be brnken. The sup
position is, that the child was b hind The
train, on the track, ani lh,t the train ia
hacking, struck him, eau ing instant
death = Portage D mocral.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

THIEVES ABoJI.-Ol Friday night
last, TIE Shoe store of Mr.. 5. Todd, was
entered by burglars and so,ns half Jnzrn
pIir of bJ lis, u counterfeit i've dollar bill,
and various other articles carried Of
Epirsnce into the store was gaine,I ~
prying a shutter f.om the aick door, and
breaking ii pain of glass, when the arm
of the thief was able to push hack the
bolt.
On the same night, the Drug and Book
store oi d T. Graham was also broken
into, and eight or ten dollars in money.
and a number of valuable fancy articles
stolen. No clue 10 the robbers has yet
been obtained.
AND STILL AN0THER.-We have since
learned hat The residence Of our neigh
hnr, Henry Springer, Esq was eaIared
on the same nigh, Ia which the above
mentioned robberies were committed. Mr..
5. is the TfeaSurer Of The aShts bula &
New Lisbcm Rail Road Co.npany, and
the thieves doubtless imagined they
would fud the money belonging 10 ti.ai
Company Giving around loose" Fortb-
na'ely (perhap>) the money wasn't here;
ard 50 the burglars were cnn9ellsd Il de-
par; bolilcss and Observation-Disclosures
STATE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06
The Indian Troubles in Minnesota Exag-
Grated

C1GSSu
We have received a copy OF the St. Pc
tiers NJ. To Courier, OF the 18th ult,
containing a communication from George
Hez'ep Egg, late Of this county, respect
ing the supposed rising of the Sioux In
dians, from which We extrac. the follow
ing. Mr.. Hezlep says:
l have no evidence that any GENE
RAIL outbreak or rising of the bands of
this tribe exists o is intended. l have
taken much pains TO search out the truth
of the matter. and am fully satisfied
there is no good cause for the alarm and
panic that has taken possession of the
settlers in those counties and western
portion Of Nicollet.
The statements OF Mr.. Markham OF
the murder of several families at Spirit
Lake near the Iowa lire. about ONE
HUNDRED MILES SOUTH WEST
OF THIS PLACE. on the I'd of March
last, and the reported massacre at Woods
Store neal the same place subsequent to
that time, created such alarm at Manka-
to, that on Saturday last. an express was
sent to st. Peter for assistance to protect
the settlers on the Watanwan. In an
swer fifty men marched from here on
Sunday morning. under command OF
Gen. WIN. B. Dom, and were followed
by thirty more fron Traverse on Mon
day. These men were wei! armed aud
provisioued lor a twenty days campaign
il necessary. On Tuesday, Red Iron. a
prominent Chief of the upper Sioux.
came into St. Peter. with whom l had a
free conversation; he assured me and the
people of his peaceable dispositi n. ami
entire want Of knowledge OF any inten
ton on the part Of the Indians TO make
war on the whites.
l believe, at1he present time. the In
dams are more alarmed than the whites.
From the best sources of information,
within nv reach. l am perfectly satisfied
of the peaceful disposition of our Aunui-
ty Indians. l. is the general opinion
that the massacre at Spirit Lake was
perpetraied by a small baud Of Yank-
tons, combined with a few wandering
Wah-pe-coo tabs. led b. a desoeTado.
called Iukpadoota-tbe whole number
consisting of not more than
TWENTY MEN.
This is the opinion of Red Iron. Capt.
Bee. who marched FRI m Fort Ridg,ey to
Spirit Lake. with fifty men in search OF
the perpetrators Of the outrage referred
to. has returned to the Fort, being una
BILE to End any trace of hostile Indians.
The same paper says. uuder date of
the l6,h:
Thursday. P. II.
Having suspended the issue of this
number Of our paper, we are now able to
stale that a part of the troops that left
this place on Sunday last. have returned
without meeting or hearing of a single
hostile Indian.
MAJ a shaw, (Red Iron.) was again
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

PoTAroEs-Wilhin the fortnight past,
there has been a risk trade in this cOun-
" in pOtatoes--p rchasers buying ex-
ieDsIvely tor the markets Of Cincinnati
aud Pittsburgh One gentleman bought
1000 bushels for Pittsburgh, paving five
an,i SIX shilling. a busiel. ami Is ceGts
PER bushel fr freight, aud selling al 81
Shnwing a pretty pr,ii, 'or two weeks-
1t is laid inst a buyer TOR Cincinnati has
>nld at rveu a higher advauce.-P0ines
rifle Telegraph.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-06

A MAN HUNG By A MoB.-The Ohio
Statesman learns that Edward Hawkins,
who. last month, shot and killed James
NJ. Land and jesse Arvine. sheriff and
constable of Esrill county, Ky, was tax
en- at bis fathers, in this State. and lodg-
ed in the jail of Estill county. Ky. Oa
Sunday. the surrounding inhabitants as
semblei together, broke INFO the Jail car
ried of Hawkins, conveyed him to the
s?oto of the murder and there hung him.