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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

A Bill has passed the liouse Of 1ispre:
sentatives, comforting pensions upon the
soldiers Of the war Of 1912. Half Of them
cried when they were drafted; four-fkhs Of
them never smell powder, and half that did
broke straight for home Each had quarter
section Of land. They were paid for thei.
services. Those that were injured have III.
ready pensions. It strikes as that this pen
sion actis Spreading it on : little too tn Ok.
Tn, The next game will Le q pay the arrearages'
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

EnRArA. I'm setting up the tax-salcs for the
inc supplement- few errors occurred, which
are rs folIows:-ln town ll3 range ,6. the
s"nthwe't qAarter of the, n.rthwcst ouarte-
aiso the north ,est quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF sec ion 81 wer: omitted. Also, for
son y, iuarSe. OF southwest quarter, section
or $'us,iaastquarter. Also, the northeast quar-
te, ofthc northeast quarter. section 3 town lly
IL &c u was omitted. Also. whcse section n
N town fl.;ango IS first occurs read sec ton Ia.
Also 10Y iowil ':"ran.e %, rea! t. wn j. RANGE
~ -Also, where Sc @sion first cccu-s IN tow
's','' ...sua. Also, III date Of
NJ .i.til. IS. read Jan. 1859.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
PROBATE ORDER
State State Of Minnesota, 3.

County Of Goodhuc. IS. 81
At a session Of the Probate Court holden
at the Probate Office at thescity of Red Wing
in and for said county, this 9Th day ,of DE-.
cember A. D. 1853, in the matter Of the es-
tate of George w. Tilton, deceased.
Whereas. George D. Whitcomb. Admin
lstrator on the estate Of G. w. Tilton. de
ceased has this day filed his petition to sell
the tn following described property, to Wit:
The interest belonging to the estate in the
south hal! of the southeast quarter of section
number 81, town lib range 5west, and the
west half of the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of the southeast Quarter
OF section IS town 1l3 range l5,3 containing
five acres, and the north half of the southeast
quarter Of section 6 town liz range l5w.
and the subdivision lots numbers one az
five o. six (6) seven ~ eight (8l nine f91
ten (1O) and eleven "a y OF, Block number
three (3) in Freedom & Co.'s addition to the
town Of Red Wing |; and whereas it doth
appear to the Court from such petition that
Eit is necessary to sell such real estate 81
Now therefore it is ordered that Monday
the 10th day Of January, A. D. 1883. be
assigned for the hearing Of the said petition.
and that all persons interested in. the estate
to appear before said court then to be holden
lat the Probate office st the city of Rsd Ming
to show cause If any, why . license should
not be granted for the sale ofsuch real estate.
And it is further ordered that the said pe-
titioner give notice to the persons intsrestsd
in said estate Of the pending Of this petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing this or
der to be published in the Red Wing Senti-
mel, . newspaper printed in saia county Of
doodhne four weeks successfully previous
to said day Of hearing.
LEMON BATES.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

State OF Minnesota. = ~
District Court, 5th District,
Coodhue county. $500
William W. Sweeney, plaintiff, s'''
against S,n,.
Nehemiah V Bennett, defendant. 1A''
10 Nehemiah V: Bennett, the above
named defendant. zz-.---~--->-.,..
You are hereby summoned and reqni,ea TO
been filed in the office of the Clerk Of this
c1i at the city Of Red Wing, County Of
the said complaint upon the subsc ribers Mt their
office in the City Of Red Wing, within twenty
sive of the day Of such service !;
And if you fail to answer the said complaint.
WITHIN the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will take
Judgement against you for the sum of three
hundred and fifty dollars, with interest at the
rate OF fifteen per cent. per a. Enm from and
after the 22d day OF O:tob:r. ID 1885, be-
sides tho costs Of this action. -
Dated, Red Wing, December 18th. 1855, uas..5.
SANFORD Il IVES, :!
i.3W6 " Plaintiff g ATTORNEYS
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Look for the &.

A cross (thus X) before subscriber.
name N10'e. written ON the margin signifies tn.
time paid for has expired.
WOOD AND PIsODUCE.
We will allow more than the market price
for WOOD and all kinasssf. PRODUCE il
payment 1ss Of debts nov slps rs rs for nov
subscriptions to the Sentinel.
49,
SUBSCRIBE.
We will furnish the SENTINEL and
GonY's LADY's Book, one year for
tour dollars in advances. also, the
SENTINEL sen and PErERsoN's MAGAZINE
70: three dollars, in advance. r.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01

State Of Minnesota, I.fE - : -
District Court, 5tl, District. -Ss4.
Goodhuc5county.
Jesse McIntirc anil
Theodore b. Sheldon.
Plaintiffs
against
Edward Soderlanl and =
others Defendants. -
pursuance of decree i, this cause. and
q IL S s st9e soaf 6ssh
dated the 2dday ofNovembcr,l 1855. shall expose
for sac, as the law directs, on :he It'll day It
february 1893, st ten O'clock in the forenoon.
on Main street, IN trent of the Post O;ce. in the
city Of Rel Wing. in sal county, the PREMISES
situarei in sad county, and described as fol-
lows, viz: -
The south half o. the northwest quarter. and
the northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter OF section number 4. in township number IL
north of range numbc- is " vests
Dated December 25tll. 1858. 1.5w6
WARREN BR1sroL, Atty for Pl,tffs.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-01-01
WAsH1xoros,D Dec. 90.

S1NATE-V Various memorials were pro
scented mostly asking for pensions.
On the joint resolution 70 adjourn from
the 22d of December to the sixth of j anua
ary, Mr.. Foote called the yeas and NAYS
The resolution was adopted, tho Afollowin,
Senators against it I:
Chandler, Clark, Clingman, Collamer
Dixon, Davis, Doolittle, Durkee, Fessenden
Fitzpatrick, Foote, Foster, Gwin, Jones
Hamlin. Hammond, Hunter. johnson 0
Tennesee., Reed, Rics, Wade, Ward 20. &
Mr.. Rice, Of Mimi, offered bill which
was read twice and referred to the commit.
tee on Territories, to organize the Terrific.
~ of Dacotah.
Mr.. Orittenden moved to take up the
French spoilation bill for the purpose of ar
ranging some day for its consideration, and
gave notice that he would call 1t up on the
9th of january.
( The Pacific Railroad bill came up as the
order Of the day.
The followingis the substance Of. bill
which was introduced by Senator Rice on
the 18th inst, read twice and referred 10 the
committee on Public Lands. It is entitled
. bill to aid IN the construction Of certain
railroads 10 the Pacific to encourage a settle
ment on their lines and for other purposes.
Section LIST authorizes tho President to
cause Public lands to DO surveyed to the
extent of forty miles on each side of the
route, after stationed, and the Indian title
extinsuishea, and that on payment of ten
cents per acre by present settlers, the pre-
emption laws to be extended thereto.
Section 2 provides that every alternate
section for ten sections in width on each
side Of the said roads and branches be grant
led to the States and Territories upon the
lines Of the proposed roads, viz: From Lake
Superior to Pugets Sound, with q branch to
the navigable waters IT the Columbia, from
the western borders Of the Sta'e of Texas
to San Pedro and San Diego, and the Bay
of San Francisco
Sec. 3. The said lands so granted tn the
States and Territories shall be subject to
the further disposal II the Legislature there
of for the purpose above expressed and for
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

QUEEN NicroRIA's llor>E SERv ANrs.--Esery one
ii Queen Nctoria's subjects is her servant: from
the highest 10 the lowest they happy To call
themselves II. r. Ms servants. But She has Il
special corps OF help for her own private convent
ence.
1t appears that the number of individuals en-
plosed Ill the personal service of Her Majesty ex-
elusive of huntsmen. whippers in. DC, not emu
neraed IN the department VI the Master of the
Horse. Is IA follows: In the department. Of the
Lord Steward. iG7 in the departmental the Lord
Chamberlain, t33 in the Department of the Mas
er of the Horse, TO- total 92l.
Imposing Is is this array there must he added the
household Of the Prince Consort which consists
OF IA groom Of the stable. treasurer n private
secretary, two lords of the bedcha.nber n clerk
marshal, three equerrcs in ordinary, and chap
lain ut Osborne. II librarian, two gentlemen ush-
ers, two physicians in ordinary and two extranr-
| binary, four surgeons i'll ordinary. two surgeon
| dentists aud an apothecary, and gentleman ri
| der besides an army ageut to receive his paw.
| ana solicitor to conduct his litigation
Aiding these the household innetonaries num-
| Der 995 strong.
In Scotland and Ireland there are two more row
al households. The first of these consists of i,
keeper Of the great seal, lord priyy SEAL lord
clerk register lord advocate, lord Justice clerk
| an hereditary grand constable, aknigh, marischul,
! an hereditary master of the household AN heredi.
tary standard bearer. m hereditary armor bearer
and squire Of the royal body Lady Seyran Stew
art) an hereditary carver. an hereditary cup-bear-
er, an hereditary usher, heirs of the late Sir Pat.
rick Walker an historiographer, three physicians
in ordinary. and physician accoucher. three sur
geons in ordinary, two surgeons dentists, two
chemists and druggists, cupper in ordinary and
an oculist, three desns and six chaplains, six he
'editary keepers Of palaces nearly all mere rains
and body guard of royal archers, commanded by
capta'n-senerai. three lieutenant generals and
fourmaj or-g generals.
The Irish household, which is formed on the
English model, has among its functiouaries two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
NEW cove ny!

At ,hc stand Lately occupied by Nm I. Anderson.
VI T. nnlor the
W irm II JAMES BDND 20, taf the purpose u!
acting general
Grocery, Com,nisbion Storage and Forwarding
ts - \ So
a the stand la,ti uiri h, Win + Aut,-un ii 81 house
the Va Tenn i.asr Dept, where they VIII keep
constantly hand assortment -! GROCERIES
AND LIl OitN all, t'uat. Lime. Cciurt aud gro
Plaster iI safe M &C, t,Id ta'ddiaHg ms.
VII size ti-ir Pc, .eaion he sale of CoNSIGN
and l'i is sal tTactrd Hlv
Ing superior tari Sptee tu,y prepared Ia Sue
u n.w
share al L. - IL roma PROMISING that e..
Tort wal be spared 10 trttIrt st.tstat tpn.
JAMES BOYD.
jln ~ DIS GRO A KISNEAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

ToBAc,o. Tobacco i, usually considered IA
Ancrican l,nut though il undoubtedly orig gina, ed
in Tobago, Of the West India Islands SIM
King is an institution of about two hundred YEAR,
growth, though according to LiunHus. tobacco was
first known t" Europe as early ~ 1860. Though
cultivated III almost every STATE in the 'ui"u, 1t
constitutes staple crop in comparatively few
Virginia, Maryland. North Carolina, Kentucky,
Tennessee and Missouri. are the largest producing
States, though increased attention is beng paid =
II in New England. Tobacco may he brought t.
maturity in most Of the countries Of the world
and is cultivated successfully in England, Gcrma-
ny. Russia. china and .jal,an but N most ot these
countries IT. growth rs crap il prohibited, uid
monstrous Eposts and duties are LAID upon ita
sale. France annually centri,es to got $luo1o.-
00O revenue IN this way. England imposes duty
ct eight hundred per cent. On this article, aid
still its u,c increases there.
The eNnUrts from country have increased
from S5,6iS,H1o in 1851. to SAL 600 in 1857
The best tobacco is supposed to be Cuban
Formerly, Maryland and Virginia raised the best
IN the United states, but now variety known AS
the connecticut Seed Leaf from Its being rai>-
ed in that river valley. USUALLY brings double the
value of the former, and consequently tobacco in
creases i'll quantity in New England and djmin-
ishes in the Southern States. Virginia. in l>41
grew about $1,000 900 lbs, in 1850 $4,000, goo. -
Connecticut, in ls4o, grew II ,Gj7 lbs; in $50
1907 ,62i lbs.
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I ,yNctsnURs. FEMALE C0LLE..E.-Tne

.
second rn n" the present annual scs"n of this lmsttn
ton will rommence the LIST If February. and i
the st If JIM" The course Of instruction embraces all the
innch,s tanEt in the best fem L. schools aud
reference t. the thorough discipline and development
mental
Th College provided with complete Chemical Phil
osophcal Apparatus and with other illustrative appliances
FACULTY.
Rev SAINT Cox, Frsde"t Professor Of Mena. and Nor
al Science. oi History, and al Belt. Letros
IfouRGus @. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor of Latin Ian
AMI Literature
Jas BL,NKFNsHIP Graduate of Va Mit. Inst, Profess
of Mathematics.
q ApoiPHsSARToRI, liz D., Professor of Modern Ian
Sig q + B6ZZAoTRA. Profos ;sr Of Music.
Miss : r. COLI, Instructor in ornamental Branches.
Mis- NAY G. LEEPrR and Mis- MARY j TowNLEY, In
strurtors in Primary Studies
EXPENSES
Bnnri. including furniture, fuel, lights, and some
tfhfihncc per term 80 M
Tuition English,
= Lain f"rm 10 %
F." Frcn b, Spanish, or italian, each. per term, 10
=" M.tsic,
g" =" ON mental Rrlnches term from $l5tp 20 W
The snv o III" classics If the Modern Languages, and of
tat . naHcnia' branches OPTIONAL Latin aud French,
required in order or ii Iaton.
y B-onc half OF the expenses to be paid strictly In al
For further particulars address tho President
ian Iftb
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The Index,

We have neglected, heretofore, to notice the APP
psarance Of Mr. De WIrr's new paper, the INDEX,
which he has lately commenced the publication of
in Richmond City. The INDEX is semi-weekly
paper, beautifully printed, and as a matter of
conrse, ably edited. One OF its most interesting
features will be original biographies of eminent
men ~ the editor-the FIRST number of the paper
bang devoted to that of William H. Crawford of
Georgia.
The price of the semi-weekiy is four dollars per
annum, and Of the weekly. two dollars. Mr. De
WIrr's iegions Of friends all through this section
ofVirginia will testify their appreciation Of the
man. as well as secure most readable and in
tsrsstiag paper, by becoming subscribers at once
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
AN AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IMPRESSION.
The following letter is from IN American ger

| An AMERICAN TRAVELLERS IMPRESSION.
The following letter is from an American gen
tleman travelling in kussia:
ST. PlrrRsBuRG. Nov. %. 1853.
| The serf question in Russia is ohc not easily
| disposed of as the newspaper paragraphs would
| lend one to suppose. Imagine. Tor II moment, the
real diff. uics IN the way Of the measure when
,uu come TO consider the vast interests ut s.a Sc
70 chang the social, the political, the domestic
duties and relations Of such numerous pnpulit.
ton cannot be accomplished in day. nav, IL
generation il must be tie work of time, gradual
slow and steady. to be SIRE
The ron,ocntion If mobiles now sitting "A, St
pcershurg to deliberate upon the scrf question
have very serious work before them. aud do
what they may. propose What they may, or let
the wish If the Car he What it may, they will
not maze much PROCESS, except upon paper, as
yct
1t is not the question Of the freedom of the scrf
alone which has To be settled, but with that cues
tun must bo adjusted the tenure of the lands the
RI gbts Of the communes. tho new StatuS Of the
s,rf, new mode al taxation. in II word, chao-
must come again, out Of which order must sprins
instantly, or else consequences the most dire must
cusuc.
One very significant argument is already al
vanccd 10y the scri-he snys: BE sure, bean..
Ia master but thrlaud belongs to me. Wby?-
Il ,ca,So our master cannot sell us from the iund
without our consent" therefore the land belongs
to us. Consequently. il the Lord (Czar) liberties
", the laud remains with u.s. cannot be sepa-
rated without consent. Again, the land
pays no tax, but we pay the tax for the land, and
therefore it ~ ours.
Now. this argument Is conclusive to the scrE
hc takes his stand upon 1t and will hc hard To
Nov. from time immemorial the land has been
divided nni allotted Ia families j,c, rapitu. The
stan ~. head man Of thu commune, elected
by the SERBS, has performed this duty and set
tel al Disputes, the ma-ier living in MnS,ov.
or othr' city. Receiving obrok, communication i1r
service. or three day labor weekly in the field
The Russian Is fon4 II change. Nothing sut.
him better than Ia throw OFT all care. He likes
to st'rt ut with his axe under his rirdlc md
his wallet on his buck, III search Of his fortune
Tie Il ."~ not care much FIR home: Russin is hi
home, all Russians are his brpthcrs and it is ~
very hard mnttcr To find bread and salt Ihe
great lhing i, te3lY an pa chm whiskeg
and lrA. Thee he Inils in the cities and large
town whore lbs lahor Is required, and where he
hope, J1 ainasS lew silver ruubl, before his
rrtu,r to III NllaIe. aut Of which to pay the
oLro., aud have gaoi TIME NJ the knba, with
his ~ nhrr..
imu.i"c this population turned loose without let
or h. lran'. = aiming over the country. Wllng,~
deserted agriculture neglected. Ito seed for H.,
a sr"u. ,, hsIror would he presented! plague.
pcsti,u.'o, rio' All iaroine would ue,je, tn
grnd.,n, march oi utilization would hn arrested
and toe dlS Of Hassia 8ead 90 back for "a cen
turN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

ANOTHER Man WAVES UP AND FINDS HIMsrtr
\ loHD AND MlIiioNAIRE-Itw wa, reported eur.
rently IN the streets yesterday, that of oar
most esteemed citizens. Main street merchant.
had fallen or would fall heir to peerless fortune
but the report needs confirmation. The gentle
man in question is first cousin to Gen. DURAN
who by his distinguished services in India was
son. and he, 1t is stated in the last English papers
dted recently. Gen. O.. is very wealthy, his for
tune amounting To millions. The gentleman re-
ceivei the congratulations OF many Of our citizens
yester lay, who took the prosl tive for reality
LouisciNe Journal 18th.
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Candidates for Clerkship.

BFly" CLERKsHIP OF THE llusTINos CouRT.-l re-
.pecfuly myself eanatc FIR the Office Of CLERK
ian sdtdoie WIN NJ sEMPLE-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
By BRYAN AKERS. Arcr.oSrER.


UmP0RTAST AVID PEREnPTOKY sAI.E
III fg.OD WORTH Or DRY ppDS Al AUc HON,
~ the sre md the wa.w~k House Main ST. elnm@nein,
FRIDAY Might january h'h. 1884, at : oclock. T. NJ and
con inne .ach DIV andrveung NATL nj j. disposed Of
SaleS every day n n \ VI. ant = r. n 'ar i,di.as
lbs -tock cnmrs the largest of Dry Gands
ever onrr ut auction in this city aud consists in
FfeLch aud En-lsh Broad Cloths SAins GAzs m,tcs,
T"e''i@ Satnr"s K"N'rrky Jeans Vesnes IIapINrrci
q his sha"i> MI shuts Drawers. l
SHAW LIS FrrHcll Brnche shawl-, long and square
French. hmiie AMI BAY States wool long aud slnara
sch III ids, Cashmere Thbrt, Wool Steas Printed Cash
aud Lima Shawls. Cnaks sc.
DRESS GOODS -Aharc Antique. hla~k md f,ncy Sihs
r"lins frenrh Cashmere. Robes aQuil Wool lnIIs Scotch
Gala piad Fara,tt Cohrr Deanes Cling Prints
Mullins
LINENS Dnpu" satin Damask Table Cloths all siteS and
patterns Napkins - ty plata Line ~ fine aud brow
iinen t"ths exr' ih' Shc"rg and foweilns tens tnl
Ladies li,-, liandks rriirts, Hosiery. &c
Mars lies touurrp1i~s l. 'ucaser Quilts. Shcetng Ribbon
Bound bl nkets aud In tact thing usually found
class by Go DIS
The Ladies r>pr fully invited attend SAILS
NJ. p NJ aud T. NJ All goods re.r, .nted
JIM / DIS AkERS, Aucfioueer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

fRou UrAn-l,Rlou, luU<G Ce>rrMAeIous.--
Tie San Francisco Euilr:in has | tab dates 10 the
nth Of Nosembcr Says the Buetin c2rrespon-
iruf:
Tire. unsuccessful attempts recently made
Ey Marshal D,tson and his dc utics Ia serve II SUI
p.rna upon brigham Young, requirn. his attend
nee before the court ~ witness. The first time
tlc Marshat went to the house he was told that
Brig'am was not ut home. hut the second and
tifd times, the gptc% ia the hi III stone wall which
,alr. unds brigham house Were shut in his face
and he was positively denied ad,nitlance, although
he stated his business and demanded admitancc
in the nalno of the United States 1t will now be
neee., aty for the court t. ls'u" an attachment re-
curing the Marshal t, take lirgiams holy and
,ain,@l hi. ATTENDANCE before the court and II lc
etill refuses to allow the Marshal To approach him,
vi leeomc ne,c-..,gy to cal upon he armyior
assistance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Antido tc tor Poison ,,r s'nsn u iIirr.-Rrv.
sh The past tour wear, hsy~ s and d. svo.r Of nb..
tst ldtcd h"''iss hui ut rasc send me- ir -
'nHy ,;'t"uTh til. Mi,s9n l. o,p yo" saJ
ia" hunIr,d b"iihs ~ without ii n,v-,sl anl
there ave cadless eas tt IT, l. Ii Burms,- and kAreis
ca,.n- to H. 10th NJ al an oh.r, n.ei nnIe
pam M f"i On ny fuud had
hion rs aC'nipode. Immediately aprliod Eic
e' nni Instant relief Ii = han one hour was asun
Rev Mr nihbarl writing ffee nnrm'h o father saws
mr. co"pl'"ls burns and - IN" sting of scorpions viii
baud an II in the duk, il need l.
>oidb, J"nN II EAi.Lsnchbers i'm aw.
Holloway - Oint"scns.--E'iIr~ nnd EisimIn. aud
ho".- relieved and renewed by app,
n The "f the franz hould lose time
hi a" INT ,reny warning sold a, the msnularors y"
and : per not Jan IL lw.
Woods Rc.ioraii,..-isf all the re-Iornii,cs
fnr the lar that have been invented Woods pre- cn'n,n'iy
c'n' the first lare vii eeilsniy restore the natural cod
the hair. ii the l, 'rons followed for sufficient
bringing OF" growth 81 mr. "h're 'hr head had been PIE;
v"u~5 oald Wood II fetsnd that will do this in al
a, ,i tar n,r ,,.Ir,s ed n NM, ,r can uata linn
hni Where thefe an, lett in the
tct,sogiyc viii The Lar IN al It's pristine Wig
II j. thrrt tore ,o,rl wi all cas-, J. INA thc experiment.
For cranG the eae OF III, 'Ii and M sr,ng and aftnst
sod hy ali god inus sl';s. Jan e-ow.
great "f,c, MI the Ph,. icia"- hnd fail
ed 10y BAhtWs I'EFNu i III iERs -I"Mr T. Bak'r-prar
",' -" Of ynmr Pr mem u,t,rs iha n,yr n.d ,,,
uu cent y. bat NY ient.Iag wih II ue
a.ecson a'a a'.stfel ,tomt'f to- the past
twelve years u.d ..as in ny restore Ter
t. hra.th She
aoic ply sean bn. 10 ieitf ,ani he had thea saw
several c,tihct TIN naikahi' made 10y your ii
trs lp.Tsuad'd MA -" = lily ihem >h' nd st" ami in
n,i.' '''"e she ", az ~ AZ. ' Nj my nv "t'"n'
raj hath i-hyi'er =" - 1t rs 'c"n ar many y,a'' am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

TuE Season At IuE Wfsr.-Thc weather IN the
Western States during the present winter seems to
have hcrn quite a eaprieous ~ here inter, ais
OF soft, ".Jf, OF rainy weather alternating with
interval, ofrSre,>se cold. bv Transitions unusually
sudden. \ correspondent in the north part of
Illinois Writs Under date Of the Eth instant:
II d. not remember - long Il season ofdrizzlng
rains, slt simmer clouds. logs. thaws, and Winds
and Sudden returns Of intense frost, ns we haze
had here since the Goth # October Sunshine Is
really the exception, even bow. Al Springfield,
in the centre OF the state. were ! passed the last
two wees. the MID is much worse than here furth-
or north; and here il has been deep Tor a iun.
time thai there has heea 10 passing through tae
streets IN wagons or earria scs Fuel and hay
have beel aud sill are enormously dear at Sptue4
field, in 'n~e .uence oithc impossbity of getting
to markot."