, 1859-01-06
Western sSelUS Items.

Byesfef1. sSt4us Items.
Two lEAas WITHOUT EA11So.-Taere is 9
lady now residing in M:nneto3ka. but formerly
OF this city, who, for the past two years, has
lived entirely vi:Aou: ea.og z: Her age is tyen-
tv,ei2ht abe is the mother OF three children, ana
eri9ys moderate he.l1h. She has the Of all
her faculties, is cot eu1acic'ed, but opracec:1;
robust, and yet she does Eot take into he- sto-
mach particle OF food Of anr kind, saye cup
Of coffee three times day; this, her only s25-
sis:erce, she sips slowly. usually occupying the
accustomed time with others q: The 1le.-lL.-
nttotld7t.
BCsISEss rP TIE RIVER Business is evident
" improving in many Of the towua up the rir-
er. i friend writes us from Lansing, Iowa, CD
the e5th ulk:
"You would be grasided could you have wit
messed, rs hare done, the change in our mar
kets between this and Q yea- Egg. Then aclh.
ing could be sold for cash: ouE merchants were
unwilling TO sell goods for grain. Nov, ro7k,
wheat, outs, corr, hides, etc, hId no: only !
cash market, but competition is abu1d.ut. l:
is believed that more pork will be packed here
this So ason than At any other point above Du-
buaue. One packer bSs been receiving from
,wo to three hundred hogs per day. AID We hare
several purchasers Real estate is sought for
somewhat 4 few days ago, Mr- Gray paid Ms.
Harey Il 600 in cash for Lot, 90 By lo1 feet,
on Main stree" "-Gl:<Aa -idc<r:istr.
PECULIAR TO TEE WE=r-Wtle we were ut E:>-
worth last Friday, Smith Kinney md Frederick
uaseloh, Of this city, passed through that place,
on their WY to Sioux talls They bad henry
wagoa on runners, with years stock Of rrovis-
lons on board. and every implement Of husband
IT needed in farming. Attached to the sled WAS
house, also On runners. 1t Was six feet in
length, and ubout four and half feet in width
and the aams in height, with stove aud cook
4hr$+ k,,-n j. 4
have, os they told IL, fried cakes nod Rausa-
ges' daily 10. breakfast. In the house was
kitten, just approaching cathocl. In the rear
Of the house, on the outside, ~as heacoo7,
with half dozen barn fowls in it. Above It
was & !air tor the dog. Tass it oil il uH. it WIS
very much Of tn establishment. 1t was drawn
by three yoke Of oxen. Success TO these brhse
Young pioneers On the Missouri. aloue.-Lu.
1u]ut Itmts, Cd.
Ire WINTER At TUE SoRruwg57.-A gentle
man who ief. Presco:. three days C.o, Informs
US tbut from St. Paul to Red Wing there is no
SNOW, but from Red Wing 10 La Crosse, and
from Ln Croe*c to the Wisconsin River, the
the sleighia5 good. The winter thra ilr has
been very mild one in Minnesota ard North.
western Wisconsin, as well as en- cur Lake
Shore.-Hiuautee Stxti!.t.,. "A.
TAXATION IN MlSSEso7A.-lt appear5 10 be
settled tact. that the raiszoad managers conten-
psa's 10 fooa ~ =, Upsso,a e.: ~. as,se;, i 1,r ~
&oe peop,s a+;a y. 10 ;.,svsst ~ ~ E',,tpoad
State Bozds. The Iiohftr Of Friday aud sa.ur-
day last seems to argue its psoP71ety very CO."
gently.
me .y'.str alesss iua. @ 'ne peur!e anu r,op
cry OF hlaueso.a w osn' 80 ~ az seo
*suoyo os - ", w." ~
Perhaps they eau. but it did not originally
read in the bond that theT we're to be te1ed ct
al: o. t"' N'''..so''1r' - =, AfN'
BLEp 70 DsATh-E: u. hason, WINE caopp'ns
| wood pear indianapolis, on Tuesday. cat MS loot
| severely. physician WAS called ana tound
| him sitting 10 q chair oeso' MS loot II h2sln
| hlled WIN olooa. IL ~. ue uad uetn pl9eea "a
lo[!aona. p.;d poad Wa .erad ~. ia hrt ~ e. y
uauuas1 "ou ' 49, Wv
| @ 80. nr.-., ia -,,r, ro,,oa E3
- rar,n ,.na .,,,,-ds,ea a. h;s rss;dsa, ~
Wa1o nattue H "a' -. at. u,n,;r a s;.. -
| rf}eHe oouaAy !aat "eA. tno uoise'
nntcu ~ M u. y ~ 9.a'e T.. sao a,s
~ pius 40 ~ 10 ,ts;a " ~ ~ hoao ha
ssv son,e % nerson. and was iustantly struck yitb
| n ators ;rnm thr effects of which be di.d max:
asaone, .oH Ta7ste t,e VIZ " "A''D De o'e1 As~'
| ,t;,1xc Wopr.,,~T f,.rne,to, find
| 1,aaz,1. sar. ~. ia far;lr ~ H. Thamss .
| f:h;.r, ,es;d;no n f}il Tn1nzhjn Perry Conrtr.
oaa.;s,;a+ ~ b;rssIf u.;ta ond n 1ec ch;ldraa
| hsra iii d,ed within week Ind The famiIy al
I !. N- Ham cnrs;attnp nj saren arr also dad
| Th- disease nrodnciu9 this terr;hle havoc ia a
| s.ddan .Ts,i,nr ond r. .n,ma,;on nf the thrn,t
| R-srn,,cr,ot,sTs n TeornIuNTho I,,one
| forn,r find,sna, Eruo>;tor says TINT ou;tc m
s1.;,sr,s1t haa baen crea,ed Il thnt conntr ond
| ~ r;c;n;tv NJ 1ssrrv townsb;n hv thr arrest nj
.ae , doc,o-s snd o,he- y cit;rsns nn ms
she,o w ~ tot;rr, ~, m coro,a of N;.a S-;th
enu' e. - ~ E,rat;a IT,, Narch Thn
WIZ W. ou.'1t ,-oaJ H,t s;,ra tha;- a..
I - Issss nas arraa, 70 b.an uoda NJ ,ba two
iaa.ssa ~ tat;n- ~ and 3;xssc1inr tha hod;es
ee<sI IT, sh;r1.re eond ha1 ;rfnnt ch,1i n 81.
~ muas ais Is ~ a5d i,r t;r;mss ,rc nther j1r
TaIas 10 uae, ~ W. -, h,:, ~ son1 " o.naor =,
ul'elss ~, neaV 49, t,,n,t ofEomnon ptsos ~
1uo E..s.4r - '0S - ~'' N~A' ~
ooone eoau's'
| WoaAS MuaDEnED.-ihe dead body q wo'
man WIS found near the track OF the Michigan
Central Railroad, abou: tEo mles east Of 1ps
lAnti, on Monday last. She WAS plainly dressed,
| had no bonnet on, and but one shoe. There were
two gold rings on the fourth finger Of the ietl
hand. There we're number Of cuts and brrisc:
on her head md body, and she Was probably
murdered. She appeared to be about IS yeart
| of aye.
| GAVE on RED R1r1R-A party OF hunters Out
! in the Red River Valley lately, IN three weeks
/ time. killed six hundred butt 4ioes and sent The
| meat into Selkirk for fall use. Another party