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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

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tsOLJI TONS adopted bY Nglnla AID Tennessee ~.
IA Toad COMPANY, lr gel Fair. hfd Ia Yrinla
u - t- 'le snesaesrs ~ The various Agricultural So
'A3 Eoi ihsf AHnGal fair stAu the Of
virginia, be passed 10 FAirs on the Virufs An
tennessee Railroad, at half price.
Hered, That the usual shall CHARGED upon all All
mas AMI articles gong to the Pairs Agricultural sotrs
held In October next.
s. Rsnir That all such animals articles having gone
iowa over TN, ros Falrs shah pa,,
"ae 70 We point IRON which they free % hE and o
erh - 90 thus rt'urn having passed doyp ~ye @ Toad sha
tnr eharss pail Aog pres-Etatn
certi=.- that such gpa aEteIes have bef s.tiv -
hihted 80 diyer of the afoErsaii Fafs
hcs|a Taat the ucctssafy asniaEts Of animal. g O.,
and TetGrHug RON the Tairs passed nee vhn i %
Attendance sail animals.
Ke that is Company Ia transp7rting over their 70
ahiA ana articles Intended for exhibition Aforesaid Fs
guief The toeFsnE resusions u te rrspa.h for
damage or loss that Msy be said animals or .rtieIg
se9i-im H gill U-.rrtI lsab o., .-i,,.,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

REhON AL.-Nf lsf-iT ucItT and the pu,
lhat We have removed
Ccih ta 10 our large srrar se store No "A Main
street hNt doog % MsTs Dudf agd oppos,. 10 Me.rs
Tto's x. Price 8 Co "
We are l2tfs Of
ware ap Cach material BY direct imIoTtaon nom the Rg
nam An shehrd, ana bY purchases from Amercan manueta
s shd ss hereafter endcsyor supply trade Win good
eqa qaahyi aud favorable they can be huhi
ln VIC h.ItM.In mATkots. Lee NANIEM 4 m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

, - Non hfoie Wv
sre aso prcpared w department to uasnsotus
any dcupuon n Coat uadef ns shrefv.on arsi es.s
slgAk matsr, iron Nsu Yotk CHKLgs CHgNERY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

TTVHE undsirned msnsenrs WIsKEY of ~ the
various grsdcs fro good plain witeT
Gle from Rye Our NALrfD RYH WHisKEY sdnited ~
have tried uasurpafsed Having Additions
to works, rhaiense for
key madcin this state q any other. afEAHSs co.
iah strcet Main and Cary H1hmand. Va
NOTGCR 10 RAHWEHs.
HAVING frcct tns Tor dyiur Corn, shan bo 10
purchase IN Novembor fhose sba
would DO sd 70 crib u out a. esry 10 0rter p0sihe
oeI-u sfgAsNs CO, mchmond
nCTOBRH 9d.-Flrsi openlng of ne la,esi yles of
" snd Wnier Coass hs DAY Las arslnvited 20 can ani
Oss ALvReb MoES g w.h =
Il AM IN nEcEgPr ~ TuR pALL FASHION, N
of genlemens HATs enbracing vafIous coors ~
ani shapa JOHN TH0hPeON, " Nan o.
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FALL STOCK,
BOOTS aNU SUUES AT lytsafUSaUu

HNVI'' WHNIENAII,
fOUNTkN MkRCHANfS rez,setaNg invited "A e,a
~ AHne my soek Il Boots, s00ES 6e b s.rs me- ss.-
heir purchases tvsty vNeg,ka aH h.. i r1s -
hnk an rAaugats siH satisfy that "a, siok A. 81 III =
'e soi t@d she-p - they dsIifs No .. N,I
'T"e' lsc Isl JSO. C. PAGF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

hahle hrmaceatcd Fteparsiions mcst ~ urm our
nanufaeiufes together sh surFeanr tnuuuti and Appliance
inf'fei hsndasu ~ iis Mecai and Csucs Glassware and
APptrsius snd fiinF u the Drg snsh County
Phldans fawhc. snd Plantation ahe Eauant being
% NE WY best quanfiss sste ~
bAlnLEi ROntNsONs Nsv prag e;orc,
oc- FnnlIh and Flanlh hn .llaell.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

Member Of the Roy al College Of surgeons Lonio, s, . -
one OF the most eminent Colleges the United - 80
par oi whose life has been spent osI, af -
fhiladeiphia and elsewhere elected
osi aohising eurrs that known Msny ton.it &
iLsns IN TIE ears and head Whrs asleep great pyorr ~
ins Hartned at sudden sounds, and bashhess ub
si mind, csEsi -'' 'S'@Hssheht
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17
VOLUME 60.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERSB: ITO ..st
Daily Paper. % per annum; semwesky Weekly ss al
vays In advance Remittance ths rsk Of chs
In all Gases where evidence taken the deposit
issierin the Post once combining money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

when the misEGIied nj Inlprud.nt voI.Tv n, d., q, .,
has mhbel the seeds of this panfa d.asss n hhs ne
That an ilimed shame or dread IN ij "'e happens
rom applying TO those Sho, from education and Js d. MN
alone befiend him, delaying the c.ntn "a 4.l, SAi
hrs, - Ise mAke iher 1pPearance spgA a. ae.ls sore
nose nocturnal pairs Ia kesd ai,J gn.bs H.
hsa o st hesine--, -s % tie slain bones ana ans ~
~, iaes anu rH1Irnies, progressing with fgbtf ,sii
- m ~ As ne palate of The bone IN ~
I e victim oi us awful disease beeoss a Eorri Co.; ~
sending him To ' 1ieA1iui sHner1hgs, BY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

I(uY VOW " iNas nou ~ ,ai ven sssIn.i
- ~ h.sfrs s.szE-fs---.
laflufrfa uI tlir iu tit uautF tk.if r.fru VII
wFpi.asr uof surrtssfi u taue touek and sai.t
= ~ Nsif q g. Yea suHau f4f.affar psras
hts nNfit4si fangs gth tuuie ssunrr tssrft 80 re-
eFEsseuAd ty Wn s. Wausre Gotiseh.t M.s.u KIM str,
kosh. Wollfuhaurt anf Msrrtfet -
Csrharts Patent ~
The Shove Instruments are 20 ~ fcuna onir a,
suis 'N''"N I ,ss w. s,s,s..,, -,
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CAsH sfRE No in ENGIF SQUARE
wv ~ recent Hfivab fcstyed ths ls solt .f atCt
DRIES GuntS tlfy have ever DH-rsd
Nrty Efrf s.k Robes
hirh hfrs1 sits. lt.HnFr nan ever rataif.1 i.f,fs
Nry irss sf..t EiI d Paris usIalu. Hlf..
D. DO ~ 80 vafH
Nrrr lIrfr fi1Ct E,If sui sstn Weerri usriras
Nsirmits aui rupnts, s1rd sni sttip-d
CLoNKs ani so AVIS ir .r.,t y,rr.,. ,p,,.-...,.,
mark.d 81 the loueat cash prizes. 90 f.r-.
ofN PERKINS a CO 81 It b.. a. a.,r.rs
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DRY cps.
20 R y A l. l.. 8 50.

Hoiler TuhSs,-GyeTy srticle nsces-sTy 10 nTiI tbs
'sbe-Fiales Andto sea ihe Trbts n The ma anuer
Iuns Clr-AsI- s'evl.NlEe and Whale bone prushes.
tubes Tor AItesan Wells SC aash.r d.sh an ht,
"des' or with Couplings sitheT out..de Inside
-. - THOMAS PEOSSFR = SOS
\ Str@et
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-17

~ An SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed ~"
y IL Let no a- dsi0acy prevent YOU but Apply uoe,sIx
vitlst Jrfsungliy CT b. letter ''S
~ shIS DISEASES speedily cured
To STRANGERs
The many thousands nstt, vliu Al. L.,
sars and he numerous and mEasRi cAI operations pei.
uei - 1T - Eipr-l - the reporters pAp.rs A
many cisaE notices of stich appesr-d gi A.
again before the pubc besides standing as Vptiman -
character and responsibility, guaTanter 10 tbq
Je3-iy
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-26
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
~ .a,s STATES..f.it NJ. ,sf M,

TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1869.

ss 81 TUESDAY, JANUARY rs, 1859. its tsja 4
On motion of Mr.. Attorney General Black, Vincent T.
Bradford, esq, of Pennsylvania was admitted attor-
ney and counsellor Of this court lFa5 ti oli va Z
y George Shea and Francis L. Marbury, esqrs. OF New
York. were admitted attorneys and councillors Of this
court. lN @tata FiNtfffA tFlth q 3Hf3lf "3afd
h No So Francis Martin, administrator of Dennis T
Donovan, deceased plaintiff in error, Christian John
son. This cause argued by Mr. Gillet for the plain
ti in error and by Mr. Benjamin for the defendant in
error 'u502&iM sAt+Aeito9a 2h3 H2l'E3 A'i5tt
No. SO. James Cyrot Gentes 3D. plaintiffs in error
ps w II. Vredenburg Co. II a. This cause dis
mis- ed with costs under the 9h rule Of court fi p
No g. Daniel Poorman q all, plaintiffs in error,
Woodward & Dusenteny This cause argued by Mr.
Stanbcry for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr. IT, r Mar
bury for the defendants in error iaHR ntsN'hA ie}N
No S. Chas Belchor & Go. plaintiffs in error, rs
George O. 1auruson collector of the port Of New Orleans
The argument of this commenced by Mr.. Ben
jamin FOR The plaintiffs in error. ai'sntsh E1h bFg
Adjourned until to morrow at IL o'clock. lHa9 3ha
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
TuhspAY. JASranr Is, 1853

Bias p Alvso Us The United States. Mr. Mcpherson,
the Deputy Solicitor closed the Argument In this Gaze for
the government Mr. Phillips replied ON behalf of the
claimant, and the case submitted. ls nete 'as1t
Richard Irvine, trustee of the Mechanics Bank, New
York. The United States. This claim originated in
the loan Of $50 900 made by the government in
lSl4, The petitioner claims that the Mechanics Bank
took portion of the lon under an agreement that il
any part of it afterwards made at rate more vors
BILE TO tho lender the bank should additional stock
to the Of the difference between the rate at which
it took the stock and the rate of any subsequent loan
The amount claimed under this agreement is $4s 062 3d.
with interest from the 10Th dry OF July, 1914 Mr..
Thompson, of Indians opened tue argument for the
claimant aud, without concluding, at O'clock the
court adjourned to 10 clock, a. m, to morrow ~
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-26

becomes the yercgn Of pcaocful empire assured his
remote posterityl W M lei
his story, Mr. Speaker, IL the type OF political
genius BY Il we have fortified ourselves Ia our donles
&c interests Our domestic and territorial policy Is fixed
under lis guidance 1t is the instrument Of that progress
which must keep pace with steam and telegraph until
are assured OF empire with which kingcrat dare
not meddle meddling find il power TO battle It's
force OF arms and it, fraud OF diplomacy We have be-
come colossus this continent with strength and
stride that will and must bc needed. With domcs
tic policy 10 local governments established 20
and Amerioanize this continents and make IL what
Providence intended il should become, by perpetual
growth aud answered Unionhe paragon In history,
for order, harmony, happiness and power $780,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-26

Surr DEciprp.1he celebrated 'Iiandalr' suit In Ka-
nawha county, Va has been decided in favor of Josiah
Randall To M. Manupcrturis, ono of the French claim
ants Che court dccecd 100000 of the land In
rovcsy Mr. Randall about 900 900 acres Of
land In Western Virginia A1iHttho1 id stHN i3 iFf4
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WASHINGTONC CITY


A the
change lis terms viii be strictly cash basis all
agencies the collection VI ts lucn
tnnsd No payments should Agents after this date
eept b Nc O. npaccub asthEedl oasssl'ons
40 beA~Afo Maryland, and Virginia III WA AftFf
J NwAsilISeros, March 2s, lsss.-u
tn foregoing notice any agents coee
that employ employed this city but
tae oa ~o hays Performed such service oAef pArs Of thu
country. u. ,.fIiI- ~ &c. - t--a.,- Ap ~ AZ
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bl,oUR CUBAN roLlcY IN ENGIIANp.l

Iloal Nth, i,,vsr III. ,is % bcI aaY
1;can 0a.dn;aistyat;on T,a psi ..n,n. nid,a
o;,,., ~, ,s, .,,,.I;..g .,,...I
ana lis ,e,,,oo viz ra,,,rrd. ~, dovgn q; u
!. - ~ e,a .,, taJu
ernreaaes itself tome and Isre
ouaga Which ,reemna o,a LII 90, s,,,t
uhar;sac WIS, went ,,,,;,, "A, -, ., lyl
4 vbe post e,,o,,n,as ,ba E,;n.;,,,os, ,to
President rests his 10 nagata,e foy ~.
purchase of Cuba as i,bodyipp s. new tao,v o.,
tonaI law 1t does not measure ils language 4,
speaking of the doctrines of The message hut char
acterizes them as unconscious dangerous, de
4 testables beyond conception. The Post Il not not
serupulous 10 1,aeil or yeneerl, the nbraacs :, em
ploys to depounce tho policy Of the American
| government but indulges in language Of, plain
ness and bIuntness character;sticl Of John pu,l
and large portion Of his press when our
country or countrymen are the unhappy SUBJ
jects Of their animadyersio,n. The Post not only
employs the choice billingsgate against us and our
President i'm which it is an adept, but it puts foul
language in our own mouths, aud makes us speak to
it's English readers in a style Of which we would be
ashamed il we really used it, and at which its read
efS W0uiu pc uS,uBted III the nabiti TuslI OF The
Post have not bereft them of that sensation IL re-
duces the .smnlttudinous phrases, in which the
President announces his Cuban policy TO this simple
formulary which it declares TO inibody the whole
foreign policy Of our country ...If YOU do not sell
the island we shall GIch it, or illibuster it, on take
| il by main brute force y. The commentary Of tho
Post wlereupon is in these round terms; such an
international code os tb;s sayors rather az ITo,n
sowheati thar. Of Iuber-raher of Dick Turpu aud
the 5alleo Rovcrs than Of Puiendprf Grotius Vat
tel, or Wheaton ~. i,isl,f, "a, " sses 55a ibgI
We can hardly accept as accurate the POSTS state
sment Of the doctrines or pocv Of our govern
ment vet if Il were true. It would be from n,body
ing any new theory az national law, az the post
sunposes 4 % say, Il we are 10 repard the
history Yof either Great Britain or France IL fr
n;s;ng an exx,position of fla hat law e and mora a.
ec;o,, Is we 20 e,,a,d ,e M a. action Of those
two ,,o,vers 4 9 mi, bas sulenlv
heco,ne tbe ol;act &c 90 nnch sae;t,,le - tbs ~,
official ness of both countries the ,.riter;o,, os
national morale t.i'H Hwin q ~ t4a 2" 77.~a
The pronosition Of the Presidents MESSAGE is sim
plv this that we desire to n1rchase Cuba and il Is
our fixed policy in pursuing this cardinal object to
refrain from all violent attempts TO procure her an
ne cation. hut Vel We win not DISGUISE tlat e;rc,m
stances might arise in which we would be justified in
Il d. .
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thcir Immediate oonsidpsstiqn Tha amendments were
cancuned in and the hill pssssd
MI. SHIELDS, FROM the COMMITTEES on Revolutionary
claims which were referred petition n the inhab
tants Of Yates county New York in favor Of pcnsonng
Martha Brown, widow Of Siias Brown, of the army OF
the revolution and Of the heirs atiaw of Thomas Ar
mold, officer Of the revolution, Submitted adverse
report in each which were agreed to.
Also, from the same committee, To which referred
the bill for the relief Of Henry g. Carson administrator
Of Curtis Grub, deceased reported It with amend
ment.
= Mr. STUART, from the COMMITTEES ON Public Lands.
reported bill to repeal act entitled An act for the
relief of the citizens of towns upon the lands OF the
United States undcr certain circumstances approved
March rs, 1874 fet flt5Euf - 49, Eer
Mr. FOSTER, from the Committee on Pensions. to
which referred the petition of the widow of Isaac
Cornell or pension, submitted report accompanied by
a bill for her relief 8s trsfe as
Mr. FITCH. from the Committee ON Printing, to which
was referred the resolution nquring into the expedcncy
OF printing tho reports of the heads of departments
campaigning the President animal message ia advance
the meeting of Congress, reported adversely the
which was agreed to- s9rs ~ liat HfnHsg2 Vs. y
Mr.. CLAY, from the Committee Pensions to which
was referred the petition Of Elizabeth Spear submitted
report, accompanied by bill for her relief aee
Also, from the same COMMITTEES, submitted adverse
ports ON the following petitions, viz Thomas NJ Folk,
for increase of pension Ezra Clark asking pension
to from day of his discharge John yreeland
asking pension for the service of his father Ia the reyo
tom Harriet Ward asking that her pension extend back
to the death Of her husband which he asked the Senate
to concur in several Of these had been previous
ly reported adversely on and again before the
mittee without any addeonnl testimony, which could
tn &c., r"n,,, ,a,a ,hs sa~,o,,,, a,raod a.
& - '''' 'i'e''' ~ $50 ''' - e's
! Ioa aBfq We RESOLUTIONS AGREED no. aF,5'.. zee
Z On motion by Mr. GREEN
g, ra, ,e prssden, Of ,be United states s rsousss Il
NOT With the public interest," to transmit to the senate
copy Of the report q the special agent OF tho United States sent to
/. IA
On motion by Mr.. BIGLER,
~ Tia. the secretary e state be requested TO communicate
Senate the papers relating the claims Jamos Keenan, Uni
gel States eoa, ~ Hong Kong LOT moneys expended ey hum
~ NV r for moneys rnsn IT, dcS@sn my h,s IN i
brought against him ii he colonial court Of thg Kong
& -. r n,t,s tx,uont,crt, ~. \, ~. $500
-.
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The Wen PRESIDENT being absent the SECRETARY called
the Senate to order at IL o. clock. ~ taAni
On motion by Mr.. BRIGHT, and by unanimous CON
sent il was resolved that the Hon. BENZ FITZPATRICK
be appointed President of the Senate pro knf0re 5s
Mr. FITZPATRICK theTeupon took the chair slKb
The PRESID pro tenn laid before the Senate
nunicaton from the Secretary of War; transmitted 10
compliance with law showing the appropriations appli
cable to the service Of the War Department for the fiscal
year. with the amount drawn from the treasury by
QUESTIONS during the PERIOD the balances the
LIST July 1885, and the appropriations carried to the
plus fund which ordered to lie the table and be
printed bhg ,af1u2lf anu iA1 ~ la7 Eeft EtfeiF
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr. aNIBLACK, of Indiana, a resolution
adopted requesting the Secretary of the Treasury
communicate to the House the amount and disposition
made of the per centu net proceeds rising from tho
sale of the public lands belonging the State of Indians
since 1915 and reserved by the compact entered into be
tween the United States and the State of Indiana in
corance with the act to enable the people of Indiana
form constitution aud State governments preparatory te
their admission into the Union approved April 10, 1916
and whether three-ths of the amount reserved has
been paid over and if not the reasons why the same has
been withheld gtga ht5d & GglRaaslb aGj gt }
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
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Z Il1ERssA.Rl \ ~. @ TIGEs s..

{ :.
TIE ATLANTIC MoNrHllL has done
what aoe did not think it could have done,
viz: improved. II
s-.s-sk,+sqs arp Sss---Yr-~-ve4 -
J. It started out and kept on its first year
ii a manner which did not appear to leave
room for growing better. In literary merit
md independence. xpression It leftlnoth-
.ingito be desired, and the only anxiety vas,
could 50 hish toned a. american 4, Journal 'l
find enough appreciatiyo real ers e sustain 81
.it;sand the fact that t5is atriumphantls
scees prov Is, more than any aosher event,
that literary culture has made giant strides
10 this country during the last twenty
,sstesrs So '...s s. $3.50 .S's.s' !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
Minn esota Winters

s~ What a bug ;,esz these Minnesota Wan
'sers are! Ugh II PLiltrathrepists,s away
down Fast, get The c|,ills, when they think
Of them; and mourn over the hard >lot Of
the people il. the MORT, STAR State Well,
we are about through wish ouFsesond WIN
. ter and must conclude that if ali the 9th.
er>iIis Of life were as easily borne We would
very soon hear l;ttle Of the Better Land
Il VIC hadn't heard SC much about Tie az
fictio.s 81 sur y ort,oln winters, We should
. never dream ne had been .::tafiictea;' but
so1.!d lave Concluded! thgt folks Had come
out here 70 pass the4ce2a seass;. just as
*the 90 70: Fl Sara for the bot 1..st=sss
We never before dreamed tth|l,.t Weather
could 'hLlco been such a5so,s1ee 81 denjoy-
ment, 10; i say delight, 7'@ .>ss:@
We have travelled, this winter, over
three huGid:esl aad ii nailes liz open cons
yeyances, s.ways Forth Of St. : ilthoasy's
Falls, never stopping except for regular
meals and never feeling any incouxeni-
:enoe from cold. Our ,se z1s cid comes IL
'.spclls" Of three days duration The cold;
est Of these spells we rode, il VI open
CATER, ali q the afternoon &C The two first.
. and all day of.the last n. this time, we
tw;eo crossed large prairie where the TBS
=
. wind had . sweep Of many miles. ...
$. he first night 1Sas the coolest of tbs
season, tile Mercury averaging from e t
81 degrees below Zero; and the J. wins in,
blcsSing until the Old trees, around. vs.
:ac..l.. All aroaled, while we lectured in;
saanty sehooishoas with only a wall Q
pine boards between ! densely packed au
dleneeand ont 1off doors. 5s.z
They remained two hours, the.1ast ]h ou
listening 70 more eloquent words tina la1
and then protested against beil'sss ' dlS
missed slept ii in boar
ghanty never more conf rtable b b
The enfillealan who npanied Y
!. ss4lss sent gu. here, from the East, eigh
szaontAs ago, g cong stump isle1
EEt Cloud aita 4 severe bronchial aaee
Stion, At tie end Of ssio third days ride
i oa,s.sl Il ~ 81
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24


! Our pleasant friend Governor BARBER,
ofDacotah calledon Us last week looking
none the worse for lis gubcraatorial hon
Tors sHeintorns Us that IL does hot ex-
hEpest his territory . to be !, organized
kat This session of gongressa audi tie gov
eransntrth as4hay sHvstsbl sRehstsa simply
provisional. He estimates the population
Of the territory at about fifteen thousand
and thinks there are. still more buffalo tharr,
people. 4esanaa party from tllc.scat Of
government have killed one buffalo, and
three clk-in an lex ulssionn this winter =.
Deer and small game are abundant. Ec
has left for his own domain, having in
charge 6 1a teams taking out ,thv + remaining
parts Of. .ltthe great Breckenridge engine
which has been lying in St. Cloud FOR. i
year past waiting for snow and ice bridges.
=. !: Messrs, BRo1r, NAsH, Mills and
BRADLEY have started, in cutters, for
Breckenridge and Fort Abcrrcrombie by
way Of the new road Il. s.s.4 s..::.-@zs :. .
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Ga - EsE ]: = a.. 80 lysr5zess. = 20
L O c. "A
aseESSSS.s
RICH & III Accident.

=
On Sabbath afternoon as Rev, Mr.
CALHOUN and Lady were coming to
;Ghurch ina cutter, crossing the new
,,,riaoa - over the ravine wll::ch divides
Lower and Middle St. Cloud, the horse
staggered and fell oyer against the railing,
1t gave way and ws,re f'eelp' tatea to
the bottom Of the chasm; a distance OF
something over twenty Eve feet. 4.
= The horse was instantly killed. There
vas very little snow to break the terrible
fall, and the wonder IS that either a,ir: or
Mrs. CALHOUN should have escaEea a
Hike fate. The fall was heard by Mrs.
II INTER 1 assistance was Immediately ten
|.derod, and. they were carried into. l1]r.
HUNrER's. house, where ali was done for
their relief that human hearts .cculd5 de-
wise or human hands execute. Isl
Mr.. CaLnoUN was found to have his
thigh broken near the hip, and his, head
slightly cut. On Mrs. yCCALHouN no
broken bones, external bruises, or even
la scratch was fonnd, Ibuts intense suffering
in the back gave reason to fear leHious if
not fatal internal injury
+ was many hours before his llnlllb was
got and they both conveyed hone On beds,
suffering great anguish. Next .daJyit was
discovered thatthere was hemorhage onhis
brain. The symptoms then became. more
alarming; and att this time, iondsy
evening" little hopeis entertained ltsIIi Sc the
recovery Of either
srThe cause general =: assissn d ! I 70 lhe
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