davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17
AUCTION sALn
THIS AFTERNOON q To- MORRo1

THIS AFTERNOON q TO-MORROW
NARsHAL's SALE;-In virtue of writ of 6eri
lVl facias issued from the Clerks Office Of the CT
of Washing ton, and TO directed, will pose 10
public sale, for cash. at the east end ofthe Wsshing-
next the R Instant ocoeS
Ihe following goods and chattels to wit, viz: lot
seFed snd as the goods sne
Ss s 70 Ns and fa will Be- sold to satisfy J9dfas No
mar lt-is Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
BY J.: c: Mcguire & CO.. Auctioneers.
F GDRNGI I AND EFFECTS OF THEIA1r
No NAH, Hbs it r. QIEEN5;0p Tt ESDAY MORN
near Maryland avenue, sand, we shall sell. por
NIahE9gany Handspring Divan,, Rocker and Psr,or
s .as ssG SSs RS@t c TnshIs
Radiator Stove, Three ply and Stair Cars.sts,
be1ssaesds' Bureau, Wardrobe, washstsnd, Toilet
Fsasthe. Beds China Glass and crocksry Ware,
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Terms; SIS and under cash; over thst sum credit
Of 6 and 81 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes
mar i'd J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auo,s
n TrTpHiIE AB3vE SALE Is POSTPONED
mar l4-d J. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auc'rs.
BY ]. c. MCGUIRE & co, Auctioneers-
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
u. At pr, P2BLIc SALF1on FRIDAY MoRNING,
NlaTch 18th, At 10 O'Clock, at the residence of j.
McGregor, Esq, No 492 r street, between ID and
tFcts, cOmprisng- ~ III
Par OF Mahogany Tete-a tete Sofas in hair cloth.
S9lld Mahogany FarlOr Chairs. w hatnot
Marbe-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Paintings ana Engravings, China Vases and Man
. tel Ornaments, ""
Cane and Mood-seat Chairs, LOUNGE
brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carrots
Bedsteads, Bureaus, WardTobos
w ashstamis, Toilet Sets, Locking glasses
Dining Table, SIdeboard
China, Glass and CrockeIy Ware
Cooking and other Stoves
Tognether with general assortment of Kitchen
Requisites. " "'S'o"
Terms q and under cash over that sum credit
oil W and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing Interest. "'0S'
r. = The House is for rent, at s4OO per annum.
Payablc monthly. Apply to McGregor
mar ia J. G. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

YOU DIssIPATE. Ifnot, you are up late. You at
tend parties, balls DC; the is Won feel
stale next day. Take glass ofChares' London
Cordial Gin little sugar and few drops of bitters
an hour after you get up. In one hour You will be
able to eat hearty breakfast and feel like a new
man.. All druggists, grocers and fruterers keep
Charles London Cordial Gin.
May be had in Washington of Ford Bro D. h.
Clark, II. Herman, ]. b. Wilson, II. J. Ryon, Ham
Ilton Leach, and Others. Edm'd c, Charles Gen
eral Agent, 40 Broadway, New York. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

= STORE AND Ii6r Sc TO REN EMF ~. 45i
mar l7-lt*
FOR RENT-A convenient HOUSE, containing
SIX rooms, situated on llth street between @
q f. RicHARDS6S On !9s P5s% Or
northern Markets. mar l7-cO9tF
EOR RENT-The BRICK DWELLING No.
2S Il street, between 18th and 18th streets, in the
Immedlat, nISIEaborhood of the Government De
prycar. Apply to F. A.LUTZ. mar i7-5ts
FOR RENT--A, small sized HOUSE, Furnished
a., or uniurnis hed,I between u and IL streets on
Inquire at SlBLEY Il GUYS, 81 Penn>y vania
avenue. mar left
EOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
at the corner of 9TH and l. streets Northern LIB
For SALE-Several desirable BUILDING LOTS
IN the northern section of the city and at the NAVY
Yard, low for cash, or the usual credit or In ex
Appy tor f6 Join T3If a9 AbSMs Re, Estate CONT
corner 8th anu ]. street'. mar l5-3t*
FOR SALE OR .RENT-A small BRICK
u, NOT SEi situated on the corner of north and
tanning Tour rooms and basement. Apply on the
premises. mar Aim
FOR RENT-Fhe 3-story BRICK HOUSE. No.
a. - nruse street, Georgetown, formerly occupied
daS Apply to Amy sHiSS, c sHSH ' GTesn
ana oiiye sts mar off
HOCSEFOR RENT NDFURNITUREFOR
II HALE. Apply on the premises, No II LouiSi-
ana avenue. mar 3-2w
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The HOUSE
IL No. ABB II street, containing II rooms cellar
will be sold With the side LOT On accomnoGatins
terms. Inquire at the house. mar 7-Imt
FOR SALE-A large three-story BRICK
order stnats on the Corner of I4H and st1Pprts
Apply to p. LANSDALE No. 10 Winder's Build.
ING. mar I-tf
HOISE Na,aaM ASSACHU sETTSAVENUE
i'll r., I "a a. rln MT "A
dry cellar JNO. +. KENDkII" anu
fe 2-tf No. "a street. near City Hall.
TAYsEFRRN a AMP , ST To FTP PROPERTY FOR
ley's Cross Roads. miles from Washing ton and 5
from AeYandria, at the intersection Of the Fairfax
LEY Washington city, or inquire on the premises.
no scott
FOR SALE-A VARIETY of BUILDING LOTs,
ia,e on terms Accommodating Also FIRE RISKS
Tgrnt@fs; IHqnTe Of David MIYisEi RLE,' & SG1
2T0dd's Building. mar l0-e02m'
FOR RENT-The three story BRICK HOUSE
yysmently arranged. For particulars inquire at the
Furniture Warerooms of McGREGOR co.
FOR SALE-A comfortable two->tory FRAME
L E!.IlNG- HOUSE, with six rooms. situ-
ated on I'D street between street and Penn. ave
or lut GE6 F. EapPy Wood Il and A Cs
Yard l4th street, between street and OHIO ave
nue.. mar l5-eo5t
MN IA story EBRlCh HOT
L No. 81 on lth street west, near III street. con-
tanning rooms. Rent S2i month. Apply to
and 7th street. mar l5-Tu& r.
GENERAL FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.
- either with ar without the of the kitchen on
lSlh street, between r. and +, No. i52.
mar Ii aOlwt
nor RENT-The STORE-ROOM next door To
u WIN, T. Dove Co.'S Plumbing and Gas fitting
EStabll ShIncnt. Rent : no per anHum. Inquire of
" NJ j. DOVE 90. fe "a If
-
- BklChS for sale also, n small MARBLE
MANTEi. As good as new, cheap for cash. En-
quIre at No. u south street, Capitol HILL oppO-
site the Capitol Square, south side.
l6-eOSt- L. H. GARNER
LNOR RENT-A neat and commodIous three story
18th street, between / aud X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

A SINGULAR ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENON was
noticed last evening about half past seven O'Clock
ana at times afterwards, until near midnight in
the shape of a light in the northern and eastern
SKY, which sometimes took the shape of a silvery
halo. and ut other times that of finely outlined
bar OF light: extending from the path of the moon
To near the horizon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17
FUTURE DAYS

by J. Z. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucuoneers.
(.0kER NMENT SALE OF SUPERIOR Nopx
- HoRSES.-On SATURDAY MORNING 10Th
aIareh, at II o'clock, In front of the aucon rooms
We shaiI sell. Tor account Of the Government
G very superior Work Horses
Terms cash IN specie,
Mar 10 d j. {. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF BUTHNANN,S
- SToCk OF WINES AND LIQUORS-On SATIrR-
DAY AFTERNOON, March 18th at 4 o,clnck AZ
tGe store Of he late Mr Buthmann, Pennsy Iva
hlh avenue, bhtween "a and 9th streets, we shall
sell. the remainder of his valuable stock of Wines
and Liquors. comprising
"feen Seal, HeIdsick, st. Peray and other Cham
pagncS, '
Sherry, Port. Madeira and Claret Wines,
very superior old Brandy and Whisky n bottles
superior Hook Wines, dc. &c
rIerns; $50 and under cas- n; over that sum credit
3l AN! months, Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest.
a. f BUTHMANN, Admir'x
mar led ]. {. McGI-IRE A. on 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

By j. {. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers
fTRUSTEE'S SALE OF HACKNEY CAR
H RAGE AND PAIR OF HnRsES.-OH SATURDAY
MORNING. April I'll, al ~ O'Clock in front Of tha
AUCTION rooms Of James c. Mcclure 4 Co. | shall
sell 10y virtue at deed ma trust duly made and re
corded
excellent mock Calache Carriage,
pair of bobtail Bay Horses.
FERNS: One-haIt cash; the residue In 91 DAYS for
a satisfactorily endorsed note, bearing interest
John p. ID. ENNIS, Trustee
j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
mar Is 2aw&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

EARM FOR SALE, in Fairfax county, Va, sit
l. uated about miles from Washington and Alex
andria and miie from the Falls Church and the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, containing 2f7
acres OF land portion of which in timber oforig
Ina growth. 1t all und fence and conveniently
sub1iyided; There are large orchards of the best
varieties of peaches apples. and ounces; Also
berries, Strawberries, curTants. &c, &c The build
lngs are good and are IN fine order. The house
talns rGOIns, besides kitchen &C. There is a spring
and ice-house, rot cellars, &c, &c. The above
presents rare opportunity for purchasing one of
the hnest farms and hea!thles locations in the coun
try. Tee stock, teams, utensils. and the furniture
also may he had n desired by the purchaser. For
EACH. mar 5 2awtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Situated
Georgetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown
and Little Falls roads, sting Of Ice acres In
tth and x streets, Washington, D. G, 10 loT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

LNOR SALE-A comfortable two-story FRAME
L DWELLING HOUSE, with six rooms, situ-
ated on ~ street between street and Penn. ave
nue.. For further information apply to II. y. IANS-
DAl. or GEO. r. KIDWEiL. Wood and Coal
Yard, l4th street, between ID street and OHIO ave
nue. Ii cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

BLowN OUT.-During the prevalence of the
high winds on Monday night last, the front of a
brick house on j. street south near Seventh street
east was blown out No other damage was done
by the accident far we have heard The
house was the property Of DIR. w. Gunnel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE.-By virtue OF an authority from the own
er, Zachariah =. Beall,. Esq. the undersigned is
empowered Ia dispose of, IN parcels tn suit purcha-
srTs, or as whole, that yerS valuable Real Estate
lnE part of Largo, Nv estphalia," aud Mount
iubentia," formerly belonging to Ohio B. Beal,
deceased, and 10y recent survey asccTtained con-
tam three hundred and fifty seven AMI half acres
of land.
This estate is located in one of the finest portions
Of Prince Georses county. The soil is fertile to a
high degree and the land rolling and we'll watered
hickory and poplar.
, The Southwest Branch is one of the boundaries of
TINS estate Tor Its whole length, thus giving il nearly
tN acres of hne meadow land. The residue of the
land is arabic land now In fine heart and condition
Tins property adjons he estates of Zacharah Berry
aud w. |. Bca Esguires, and DIR. David Craufurd.
about IL miles from Washington and the Depot at
BladeHsburg.
The terms of sale as follows: One-half cash I;
baiance IN and years, to be secured with good
bonds, bearing interest from day of sale, to be ap
proved by the undersigned. Upon the payment of
the purchase money n fee simple deed will convey
the land to the purchaser free of all incumbrances.
Any person DESTROYS o surchasing either portion
or the whole OF this will please address the under
signed. at Upper Marlboro, who will also take great
pleasure In showing the premises.
DANIEL G. DIGGES,
fs ls-w6w Agent and Attorney for the Owner.
U.IuApI FAD NJ Enp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

OuR FRIENDS afflicted with infamatory diseases
would do well to read the testimonials of DIR
COggswells New Medical Salt in another column,
and give the medicine a fair trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

SENERAl. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
- either with or without the use of the kitchan on
18th street, between r. and +, No. +52.
mar lJ-aolw*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

CP.ro THE time OF going to press no action has
een announced by the Grand Jury in the Sickles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

EOR RENT-A frur-stury eBRICk HOUSE.
No. 81, ON llti street west, near III street. con-
tanning rooms. Rent S2l month. Apply to
JESSE Is. WILSON, Esq, corner Penn. avenue
ana Ith street. mar l5-Fu& T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

Don't FORGET the concert of the Western Mis-
sion Sunday school this evening at Rev. Dr. Cur
ley's church OH street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

WATCH RETURNS.-II. Heavy, drunk and dis
orderly; fine and costs, Sc}.15. Jno Brashears.
throwing stones and dsorderlv: 81 Alex. HAYS.
colOred, disOrderly; Sc3.I5 James Miles and San
ford Butler. drunk and disorderly: S315. Sixteen
dodgers were accommodated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

No HUNBUG The =" Indian Vegetable Decoc
tom of Mrs. NJ. Cox, of Baltimore. advertised
in to-days star, is really a valuable medicine for
4 large class Of diseases Hundreds in this city
have been relieved by il. Those suffering the re-
suits Of an impure state of the blood should be
IN trt-f n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

EOR SALE-A variety Of BUILDING LOTS,
ON terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS
taken upon Dwellings, Stores, Merchandise, and
Furniture. Inquire of DAVID MYERLE, No.
Todd 4 Building. mar l0-eO2m"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

The TROPICAL AND ANrARTIc REGIONS of the
earth, i'll all their peculiar beauty and sublimity
will be exposed TAI view this evening" at Philhar-
monte Hall. We take pleasure in commenting
this splendid work of art TO the patronage of the
public.
The THEATRE.-The play of Camille, last night
passed oil in the usual satisfactory manner To-
night. Matilda Heron appears in the beautiful and
classical play of Medea, in which. Us in Camille
she is peculiarly effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

ENOR RENT-The three story BRICK HOUSE
on r, between ri and 81 streets, and CON
yenIently arranged For particulars inquire at the
Furniture Warerooms OF McGREGOR a co.
IL cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

CENTRE MARKEr.-fhe market opened thi.
morning with an average and fair supplies.
The supply in the tish market continues 10 i'm.
prove in quantity and quality, and we are inform
ell by the dealers that the prospect of profitable
In the hay market the supply was ample.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

Communications III. Johnson was nominated
by the President, and has been confirmed by the
Senate, a. Justice VI the Peace. s--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

EOR SALE OR RENT-A small BRICK
HOuSE situated ON the corner of north y and
~ streets, First Ward, opposite Ihe Circle, con-
tanning lour rooms and Basement Apply on the
premises. mar i.i-us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.

SHOW CASES, FIXTURES FOR SALE
- STORE AND HOUSE TO RENTING. ~
9Th street: between Louisiana avenue and ID street
mar I7-It+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-17

FOR RENT-rhe 3-story BRICK HOUSE No
"a Bridge street, Georgetown. formerly occupi ed
as Army s Confectionery. Possession given imme-
dately. Apply to Army i SHINN, corner Green
4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

VA The Rsppblican County Comm,i.tee 81
stearps County, viii a.le glat ths store 81
MI 1ll.l q s \ ' i in So Cloud ~
5ssatarday evening August 18th, 1856, 4
q O'clock a full and prompt attendance
81 urgently urged The following names names
constitute the commit s. 81, Cloud,
&spAe. Miller, q. Go,sos,. q: Proctor,
Y: :. Noel, .5oha e'zarlt. ginneb.go, y:
2. Ella. s.. Joseph, Jacob Staples,
Sank Centre, s. n. Brsce. Marion, n, =.
4Abott. Verdale, q, s. 4 yeen,,a.,. laine
Prairie, II. 4! Bennett. Fir Haven
q. a,trtide Clear Water, Seth GIBBS.
Berlin, u. B. Vol mon. N 81. Augusta, IN.
Ssey,n,oze, STEPHEN MILLER.
ss.. III 5.gsSA VI &. !; v Chairman.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
The Right TO vots

somssofthe Democratic papene Arsosss-
planning because the Repablca1sSof Con-
necticut have refused to permit negroes 70
vote il that State. He think its neas
for any State to judge irAn,s rights b.
the color Of his skin; ard especially 70 dessg
the right Of suffrage t. the descendants Of
men who fought il our Revolutionary var,
to gain our National Independents. Az
the Republican party processes To- be nore
liberal and Just 70 the colored man, than
the Democratic party, We hope the people
Of Connecticut will feel deeply tie fepreoss
of their Democratic neighbors, !, ", 8 a
democrat, are in favor Of giving yete t.,
any man and woman who issober, andh~
abiding who has been long enough i'm
country 70 become acq uainted NTH ittth ours 4
tenn Of government, and.can read sceF! vp
and constitution ID any language 'ssEs
Their republicans however deny thisright,
to 81 such men q havsl desoendsa from
African: parent,gs; and We Gars Gid 10
zee otaer Democrats Is well q The ST.
Cloud EDEMocRAr twitting them with
their Shortcomings The Denocrats Of
Minnesota should ~ al, means adopt >
Phtfsrm piedging themselv osxtsnd se
right Of suffrage % cofozed men and q lss
put recreant Republi cans y the blush:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

powerful inHuescs on the future dsyslor
ment Of the North West md b sxa1nG
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, that Cir
,ldle Of commerce which brothcrs John md
Jsnathsn are wearing, worthy thar COM
mon origin, interests and language. The
discovery Of gold on Eraser river tunnel
tie attention Of thousands in the United
States and Canada il That direction and
IN wers desirous Of finding some more "
|peditious method Of reaching that ooun-
try than tho eircuto,D one By lie hthmus
Of Daricn, Steam navigation on tho Red
River is the second step in snnihilating
time and space between u md The Rscif.
| IS, and i our Canadian neighbo. viii On
y initiate our enterprise and plaee : Inns
DC steamers on Lake Winaereg md the
Saskatchewan, By another year We shah be
able to sail within ono hundred and fifty
miller Of the, Rocky Mountains. MOBILES
exp;dition IS the thi1d Of this series of g
vents destined We hope 10 become an inn
portant event in the history Of the North
/ West, and may We not hope it's bat the
forerunner of another moro important and
influential to al, semi-weekly mail to
the Pacific. Will another year witness .
greater development Of the resources Of
the North West than tie Past
RED R1yrr.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

OUR PApER.-The present number OLE
ses the first volume Of tho St. Cloud DsM.
ccRAT;; and although We owe some Of our
subscribers who commenced With The 6rst,
: few more numbers to make up for our
half sheets which were not sent, Ne hope
they win al take interest ID aiding Is to
extend our list for the second volume. We
shall issue full sheets regalary, unless some
accident happens to prevent; and ourmesas
Of making an interesting snd useful paper
are fourfo'd what they were q this time
last year. zs
We ere, in fact, pretty nearly out Of the
woods; and have established apAper on. The
very frontiar Of civilization. At tint
when hundreds ofpapers in highly favored
localities we're going down, ve have svs~
ceeood in building our little sstabl;ahmeas
up. !. s.ss'. IS. IS
Few can realize the labor and faith and
patience It has required; and we do aos
know where thsy came from, but, y. eculd
no longer labor = We have done, 70, .ar
physical strength his oeen greatly e.sz-
taxed; and even yet our burden il rsthes
more than We are able to bear and do ou,.
self justice But We appear to have almoss
reached that time, when vls shalls only
n - - II t5$zg
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28

loverplinn, has Ion I promise
vide thaH lkna nd gjvs eaah fkmily
Honest Ma, WY .Jy nlpt doiit nv ono. Mr.
BAnSUG vho hassp snt almost \ IlitstimsII
among chem think With u, that thiS
must be t,le |foun dationi of az suiccessula
u effort &, oiyiiae 81 Ohristiani1e the Red
man. n. II .,s ..a
i He and Mr.. PEAKE have wisely laid
hold of the deepest motive for industry
which lliiysessi Il The human heart, ssts
ting apart each man his SHIRE Of the
.plowed ground according to the amount
paid. 81 Each man has an individual inter
Iesssss il .hhis patch. In this he has TIE
motives which Is AZ Il ~ "a
mt max auenee permanent
||s Let Government Deed Stearnss county
"a the inhabitants. IS reservations are sess
Aaide Tor the Indians; and how long would
[it be Until Ne would all IS star q
The Colonists IF mia tried the com
|smunitist system 70 the bitter end sof starva-
ton md ruin Companies Of our most en-
lightened philanthropy have tried i and
always failed. " ~ should We talk about
civili.ing tho Indian while leaving him IN
der operty regulations which would in
evitably reduce to . savage state the most
II 5s
civilized people 81 The GLOBE? /
Il EH5I: 1.et Government ful6ll IS promise, md
lgiveato each Indian family a:homsi Let
this be done 1t once; and under such reg
Iulations that no man can acquire = title to
such home that il shall BE: ! homestead,
linalienable. II a; 81; .s*s s 5g
Let our Indian Aid Society set about
this assthe starting point Of all efforts to
help NJ Red Man!
4. And nov, these Coll Lake farmers want
q team, . man Is show them how 10 plor;
and seed. Shall they have it2 II
Will the American people who spend
hundreds of thousands to send men out to
India to be carried about II palaquins and
then butchered, suffer such !. God. given
opportunity pass2
MI. PEAK l;.rist'a. Missionary in the
true sense of the word, stretches out his
hands fors help is his self sacrificing labors
these untaught children Of common
: little help il their strenuous
Efforts TO reach better i life Shall they
have it2 .{ &, 81 81 81.
We trust the answer viii make glad the
hearts of those Who are nov il heaviness.
I Mr.. PEAK's Post Office IS Grow Wing
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-07-28
Public 2 u Meeting.
ST. CLoUD. July Is. 1859. 4

NOAAvNAASsA sV YyAs0VA6 1AOAA
this evening for the purpose Of soliciting
relief for i civilized band of the Chippe-
~ Indians y Gull Lake, Who are trying
q learn the arts &c ciiyiliz ion. They are
represented here ~ NJ. BARnun and
MAEIroWAB, 'tsthes Spirit Chief
4 JHo. u. WILsox vas called u the
chair md II & IANnY sW1ssHrLM appointed
SecrstaTy 81 "
3s Mr. RARNus1, gave = statement, setting
forth that tic Indians ii the band NUM-
:bering some 4 90 assigned over their mon
~ annuites il TIE spring % - Il
lder e e 1alise seed IND supplies IL plant q
!orop, that the supplies run out, the hot
weather < illing The fsh and berries, the
women and children, and aged men are on
the point of starvation. The young IN.
dian who q present with the chic, IS his.
Eintelpreter, has: ! widowed mother, and
hisss hole annuiity i but $40, and With
this md his hbor be IS really IN u fair
nay g mak 4 i conf rtable living, having
built 4 small hous, and dressing IS the
Whites do.
E5s llsth want now il encouragement
and enough meal, flour, Be- To- last until
their corn crop il ripe On motion Of MI.
PAAsong, AN 10 WAB, TIC vas
Erequ4ted 10 "a dress, Tie naeating n
spEEcH On MANrroWAB.
IS E1ss U have q FEW words. Ne come
dawn md, see md see ~ white man
Is Is you. conntry They good Indian live
up They send me down To-
lses'1 YOU MA q; your towns. They told ne
n y come down ana nee you. They have
nothing - seat, nothing "a wear. IN 3.
never more I'll drink whiskey e.
They told me come down and tell you MI
shout ~ Indians 81 there q Vim tell
~ ne Ind1ians q eIi,i. ~ drink hisksy
d GO ne xbite people dress.
3ldesWill ten ~ TIC Indianss| about you
Rev. DUDIIY CHAsE testified "a the.
selenauainess IS thss letter from ron Rev
I.|'l az is t 81 " Missionary Gnu
n ake MA abstantial "a ~ III gyniins
4 s,subscrip tloa per nth otthers prsssat;;@
nd ~ the messine adjj
pet 81 81 asing W. ndianl q. team loaded:1
The teanll ~ fh1niahed 81 ove l .sa
| I! ol tlhloueelh 10 kindnel "a
lEs Ii u
|ss,s 3 e iiEaed Eyefett.
. 7Ssss I a.
|ee.iaa. d = = :. I 4 q