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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
'REFEREEsS SALE.

4ers
State Of Minnesota, District Court,l 7s5s''@
With District, Goodhuc county.
seOtis e! Sheldon, Plaintihf, ltf'"9as nas tGa
Charles ". Beers, Abby J. },es--.s,yg;,s1
Beers, Isaac y. Roat, and - =,
Martin i. Lewis, Dcfendants. .'s 'e-s,a ~
IN pursuance ofa Judgment and decree in this
ssGse bearing date the % day Of November,
on sHs twenty mn wi lp 81 :N 5'! 1885,
sstssen:oel6 ck in the forenoon on Main street,
az The front deor,of the Rost Office, in tbs city
pf Rod Wing, il. said county, the lands and ap-
Rnftsnenses thereto, situated in said county 81
eqodhae; md described Is Follows, yiz -.
,.'Fhe vest hsff q. south quxster, ANA
teIa fseetio nnpmbsr thirty. Ave (soG i "a town
..hhlp number ono hundred and Twelve li9)
tainihg ono hundred and twenty lspl acre s Of
4sad, . the sans more Of 1ess, sceording Is tie
taassr nnensssurv .tlttero6f. Dated March
l0th la55a.Its ssssli MILEEE ". DE KAY. I'm
|4sssW As17H kA!lsot,i s,fiiEe ~ Refaree..i
z.... 1allilllnIns si1osl 2eMSd
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23

Ash psid FOR dry and greer HIDES, 81
~ FRANCIS IVES.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23

" Why don't everybody subscribe fos
Goleys Lr,y's N~t' il. question Ne h.v.
many times, asked ourselves, and have al.
ways arrived at tho conclusion that Il wa,
because its merits were no. wolf understood.
Like every good thing; it only needs to b
known to be appreciated. We have received
the April number, and onr opinion that it i:
the 4: - plus ul;r:r Of f,shion books remain'
mistaken. 54aoaf . :7,,fggs.i5. - esr9
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23
RED WING P0sT OFFICE. :

rs pa nouas o. DxL,vIar o, MAILS. .'t err
II On sundsys, from . to le A. n, On week
daya, from A. II. tosSSP.g N. slr...af ,.s.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23

= OEA0TOL, f5.,s-I
So 2 SO Plaintiffs Attorney.
April 2. '59.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23

Or Read the new advertisements.-rcad
20 = Sss t s = :s~-z~ -
ora fashionable shop came off at
Philleo Hall last Tuesday evening. Hi
Washington Davis. Esq, has some
fine seed corn for sale. See advertisement.
@'0r"fbe frst rose e summer has
made its appearance in the valleys about
Red! Wing. aal re4ng 47nrM.s 4o,t 5s e
~ The District Court Of this County,
will hold its next session in this city, in May
next, commencing Oh the 18th. =. - M. =
" Persons who have "sweet tooth, !"
had better, cal; on Q. Bunch & Co., and get
il filed with--mapls sugar. d q. ,u.I Il
H. ( - ~<>~~~~~>~~~~~ =7.4
~ Wild pigeons and ducks are very
numerous in this vicinity At the present
time, and our sportsmen are having quite =
time shooting them. - - 2oi4aa.t.: Cd. o..
- Il 1-~~~~~-~o~: a9-ii-i
p The work on the conrt House goes
bravely on. When finished, i: will be one
Of the finest public buildings in the State.
OF The lovers Of good music will he de-
lighted TO learn that the Rel Wing Brass
Band are daily rehearsing some of the finest
pieces ever yet brought out.
~" Opposition is the life Of business
There is Little strife being carried on be-
tween the d-n Of Red Wing. We hear
that the mules are about neck ard neck"
'Fr"s'E ,..- ~~~~~~-~~> s-'
r We learn that Mcscrole 4 McLarcn.
forwarding and commission merchants in
this city, are also agents for the Express Co.
Persons entrustins goods to their care, may
rest assured that it will be promptly at
tended to.
~ 4 largo pelican was shot last Wed
nesday, By Mr.. Grabcr Of this city. Its
wings measured az feet from tip to tip, and
it, bill was II inches in length, with pouch
for carrying fish, 10 inches in length, capa-
bic Of holding two gallons. ;I.f i \ ...t +
~~~-~~(--~ ~-;~--7 - 81 +
" The icy fsttcrs" which have bound
Lake Pepin since last November, were bro
ken last Tuesday night BY the Key City
She arrived At our 'evee about Il TO ! o'clock
on Wednesday morning. Capt. .Wor len
receives the honors this year. :, ~
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-23

o. The lovers Of good music will he de-
lighted 10 learn that the Rel Wing Brass
Band are daily rehearsing some of the fines,
pieces ever yet brought out.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

ting Ann Arbor,pE said Lanotber ce, .at.the
dooriof the rsaTend Of heicar. FsslYelI, de-
clare, said the the old lady, 81 hope he'll n her
gan YIN, you tell me- sir, said She, reaching over
tRe back of aSeat, and speaking to gentIeninn
witha plush cap on, and ticket sticking in the
front Of it, who Miss Ann Arbor is? Iyei,l
JerstIn. replied he. ''Nell,'> she continued,
y didn't mean anything contemplate, and ii
wonld'n have cost you anything to have given
a clVil answer. The man looked persistently
out Of the window, and the, cars moved on. Mrs
p,9rtlnglcnf cnnsolnS herself with the reflection
that AnnlArbor must be in the other car.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

FRoF. WISE has published long account Of
ms Lafayette voyage in the Pennsylvania pa
pers 1t is chiefly remarkable for intensity Of
expression, and excnmatory delight in "the
grandeur of the view" he got over the prairie
Contrary to his usual practice he says, he gives
extracts from his log just as he wrote them at
the time, Here is a specimen:
"BelowEzbetween the white feecy clonds-
true em5lems of Gods pure works-brilIiant
Ir@apefy "a OF heaven vast galiery-all of sudden
a near ine ronr of artillery: Whit isit2 some
CpplnS hKe distant thuuder-again-it comes
from below, one of those peculiar noises thar
puzzle the Discrimination of the tnronaut Ino(,
ing over my car found myself still over the
city of Laiavette.". (
'if can't make trip east will make one
somewhere elSe'- feel 'rejoiced-invigorat -
extremely happy God is ull around Iue-t4s.
ira Castra, ,NUmensIlumen. The manifestations
around me make me rejoice in exclamation aud
adhlratlnn OF Gods exalted llandiwujk Gluri
ons revc'ic-thiS feeling issworth lifetime's
auda'l9n of thousand miles Trip"
q don't care where / go, the view is becom=
ing mare grand"
Gond! Don't care whether school keeps o.
not" Ills next record says the lics bother him.
We need not copy more.
LITTLE people usually. make Up in dignity
what they lack in size. II you want to find i.
regular human tiint-and-$teel, you will be pret.
ty sure to find it in a little body.
States are no exception, as the snbfnne.l from
the Providence JoUrnaz attc,ts. The General
Assembly of Rhode Island, in the old colony
tincS did not allow itself to be oi,use,l with
IMMUNITY, as is abunaanty shown by the Is!
lowing extract from the records Of the Housc
for August, lT5o--the period Of the troubles
arising from.ti.e largcissues ofpaper money by
the Assembly:
whereas, complaint hath been made unto
the lower house that Samntl Pcmbcrton has
grossly abused this Assembly, by saying 'rt!lat
the General assembly are parcel Of damned
rascals and scnundres. and areas bacias tllieyes
and robbers, and had taken s., 900 out Of his
pocket" aud the said Samuel Pembertou being
brought bcture this Assembly, acknowledged
hat he had so said; that he Intended only those
that voted fnr making the money:
ut Is therefore voted and resolved, that the
said Samuel Pc,nbcrton he committed to His
AlajcstySs jail in Newport, until he give Il hond
with sufficient surety, in tile sum of e5. 600 FOR
his appearance before the Assembly. at,lhc next
session, to be held the last Mon,lay in S.pten.
her next
"G"d save the King,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
MALAPRoroS.

81 declare" said Mrs. Partington, as Mi,
Waggle$, the daug ghter of the green grocer, louk
ed in upon her in the fl feather OF cxtrenl .
fashion; you look as if you had just come GU
of The upper drawer, and smell as sweet as IL
balm of Gilcad." Miss Waggles smiled, smooth
ed dewn her stiff silk-jus, bought-aud toSse.
her head danitly, on the back of which hunL
tile new bonnet that she had come in on pur.
pose to show. 'D"cs that calico wash dcar2"
asked tic old lady, without taking her spectacle
from llertnrchead She did not see the blush tina :
soiEesed the Waggles as the green groccrs tiauslr
ter Informed her that ii was silk Dear ne"
exclaimed she, taking bold OF it; $50 ii is-how
we'll you have kept il! 1t looks as good as new.
If some girls had worn it, it would have ai been
IN rags before now Low long is 1t dear, since
it was dyed an6 turned.yn-sslt is rev" said
Miss Waggles, suptrcssirs Il hoop. and cxtend-
ing spisetu feeling at the same time-"Is it,
lndeed?" responded the dame. ''NNeIl nv Wis.
lOnary organs do deceive mc so, that believe
that am growing ucdr-sigIitcd; but are you
going To huve new bonnet to match ?" This
was putting the agony on too thick; it was the
gIain that broke The back of tile camel Miss
Waggies remembered thatshc had a sudden en-
gagcncnt, aud rose to 60, and strange smile
played around the mouth of Mrs. Partington as
her visitor sailed out of the ,lDcr like a inc-of-
battle ship. Ike watched her, and Thought what
fun II would be to see her Eo uD
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
MRS. PARTINGFoN pATR1nTrr

isrra" sailsl Ike, as herea the fact lin the
papers, there's Q, Regain admitted to the Union y
"a furrincr, should ledge" remarked Mrs
harrington, looking very wisely at the steam
tnat rose from the tea-eups and formed in ono
cloud near the ceiling" "but I'm glad they've let
him come in to enjoy our political rights aud
ielts, and other prerogatiyes. There's room
enough, and the rear of our institution should
be diStended. don't believes man should be
cut off because lie wasn't born in this country
Tor twenty one years, which, of course, wasn't
any. any fault of his, for everybody would be born
here If they could have their own auction con-
Sultea."-''It means" said Ike, "a new State"
well, , child, replied she, 1.-THE odds is only
tue d'terence-stnteS or men, It's all tie same.
Let 'cin come into our CONSERVATION. where the
eagle shall spread its hrond opinions over 'en,
an and make 'en happy in an unlimited bondage
OF brotherhood, like the Siarnese- twins'' She
had not taken her eyes from the steam that
rose fr"." the cups, aud juined in one cloud,
that seemed to represent the Union she was
dErcling Ike had a better illustration, for he
took the five preserved peaches on the plate,
and put them intn;onc FsssS'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

i us that 'tropic of the .Cbnernan3 sSid sIrs
darlington, pointing TO Russian helmet TINT =
TREND had brought from the Crithea. .sIhat
madam said we, sis trophysof- the Crimea
that fearful battle ground, andit seems to be1r
about it the odor ofs:rife in the perilous deadIv
or breaches, and the crash of contendng forces
she looked at attentyc!y Eyes Responded.
she, and not only the 5rceches but the rest or
the uniform heSideS 1t vas evident that Sb,.
had made slight mistake. '''S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
ATTENDING TUE ANNIVERSARIES.

Ike came holup, soaking with the wet, and
threw himself=in chair, aud his cap at a nail ON
The opposite wall. ''ANcll, ISaac,' sad Mrs.
Partington, with slight cloud on her brow,
where havcy you been ?"-"Bren to the ami
yersaIies," replied he, with smile playing all
round his mouth. Glad oft" said aidshebright
enlng up; glad OF it. and hope it did you
ing z" i've heen to training, aud to the cir
Gus" replied the young hopeful, looking down
ut his wet shoes The old lady sighed deeply,
as she went about her household affairs, think
ing what would become of that boy, if he went
on SO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
CHARLES w. GRAHAMg

!, :. SL41A1N1IEo w. GRAdA M.sotElI 80
GhC OfSs O FST' CD'.J a M EST, d IN n
NE aDasrsiEneG would inform the ctzsrs of \, teeIin
aEa Nlenity that having purchased the and Pree
y' ssot e formerly owned by DR.. 5amts
srn 70 earry en- the Drug business in ali itS
lie nlost@rEspeGt SoIfcIs a -
ns public patronage which heretofore her 80
eAennGu toWsrdS this old and kn6Tn
nj I ils anu TO keep thing, al Kind
nishsS DE-, kPtiLIee, usually to be found vel fur
compounded from The puresto/
as'ei'es. =, i0IARLEs W,sRRAHASifsz g.],iys
,,S,o n No. 20, cor, Main, and WcbsteI sts
~ Centre Wheeling a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
@. p BR OWl -
HIS N & n -sIEntkr y NV %. -

KALER In Watches, Clocks, Je@eIEy SNyeradd Plated a
- nare, Fancy Goods, &C., &c Wholesale Retail
Meen tHF the saIe ofthe cEDEBRAT AaERIOANa
p3tulacturGd by APPLBTUS, ,lKACI & Co. afso
Agent for WHETHER lLSGN SEWING 8iKCEiirSEs n
announc sha return from New York somplttr
Sotniti o every variety of goods IN ais s1 Which VIII
1c ensred at price5st 10 eohpetetwitir any
SSahuE Fleass sali ard examine before purchasing
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
IKE's SPRING MEDlcTNE

Isaac. what is the matte.y" said Mrs. Par
tington, in the morning, as Ike bounded into
the room, jumped over a table, kicked down y
chair, and concluded with turning asomcrsanlt,
by which operation he succec,Ied in knocking
two plates from the dresser. '.lYhnt .ils von?
Are you possessed, or whatP Such abolitions
Of feelings are not pretty" There was sever
Ivy in her tone, and she stood looking ot the boy
through her spectaees, pair Of Lutheran
windows might look down on Bantam chick
eli. Ike stopped as she spoke, but locked u
roguishly in her face, while he replied, "Didn'
YOU tell me to take my birthstone and rnolasS.
three mornings, and then skip thryeP Thls i,
the first morning to skip, and I'm doing off,
The dame smiled slightly: as she replied, ''Yo,#
must be more apprehensivc in going tliroug
the world, or You may get apprchcndcd, n,
dear IL would make you too sulfurious
take your spring medicine every morning, so
thought you might pass over three mornings.
-'Sh"nldn't be "A jew" said Ike, feeling tn
shape OF his nose, ITO Passoter three mornings
Mrs Darlington, whether she was aware Of Ii.
atrocity or not, said nothing further, and liz,
and Lion went out for roll on the grass.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
FH=E IN 5F.E LEI { 5 I5NCER
Mrs: PARTIMGr0M

SOME STITCHES FROM Her kSrrrrSa woRk.p
[Por sale by Messrs. wilde 8 Rro7 =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
CHOICE FIRST GLASS INsURAN1E
i=or -ruE---

Incorporated 31e1e-chaEter Perpetual.l
Cash Capital 81, oo0. 900.
ARSoLUTE AND CNIMPAIREn, 'szs
WEETg1 a SA'EsPs1Eis tlR S5pe .3S1ss.
esttgeOr3s' years successnud experience j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
sApDLES, HARNESS, pRpTgs &C.

sA:pDLtEs, A:z,DL'lLtE1=s, HARNESS TRpNKs, &c.
WHOLESALE IS r. IeEj,FAIE.s 657o7
B&SHEPPARD{ {No.I8I NaIn ST. conner of Union viii
- e9nttnnS to ksepq On hand aFge complete as
% "iI In MS ef Ladies' and
liEn4sns saddlts, Fine IarEess TrnntX
Eaiicss Carpet Bass Satc Collars, anR
nay STOCK and trust
% St1en.lon and pr"mPness
an Sinds Of Repairing promptly dane srd in a
manner. IL sIil -sits ~. SI EYr AbI14
sS4EU - &,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
lL19 IICm9aa4lRE d RdSI6.N.

,tz.II IlCRHS&Rss1RE q 6 GAN. sfzso -
SES.l!oIESALE AND RLTAlL b;anuIactnrer Of sa5dIe.
y !iIidssi HhTnsss and SFtII
S!E Usually Eet't by Sad4efs begssIeaVeGtd ipfo4 the
nat hehas opened, .I65 Ian st. COR MsrE.t
:,s Vii De gl7il 70 persons wanting
az Sa ss a, a.. t1T griees he obtain thaTs
oiage Particular attention pR Il, ordered
work. and repairing done Wtthtlispdeh Ii seplsT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
ms sgRANy}EE.
TO THOSE WHO w1sHsPo BE-,
TN SUR ED

AGAESSI ALL CONTINGENCIES
Y-orA. 7sTfsf75T E7s st'f = ti' !9s % 5
sS % Soa,assSf s9ad es
The arsest osh Capital for the amount Of fsL of.
a9snFRnre CosnPany OF The VALLEY of
o4sn o!FrrArtpaid 100000
~ M9sh the largest Cash Capital any olce char:
FIRE AND INLAND RISKS
TAEBA.soS sEriiE MOST EEAsoSARlE TERss.
Losses sqnitably adjusted and promptly paid by
W. f. PETERSON Agent
N.I heE.G9n.inentnl. Espr. lasnrnnse company. OF
CASH CAPITAL (paid in).. .s::..... ssoO mn
NaS" Sohtansent Fund over sT5,OrO
Il this olse the assured participate the profits With
The bynchbnEg Hose md Fire Insurnnce
o.. ,ssss goniPanJ. FE7SE :
w. +. PETERSON, Jr,, Agent
Over se; 100 .OG0 OF Cash Capital represented ty5
s ola AMI well established agency where every loss IN
hooyS oinees has brrn promptly paid Wheeling be.
lore lore 1t was due by the terms Of the policy. "
W. p. PETERSON,
Office next door to q 81. Rank,
~ .Es5f 7I;s.F s=5H.L#=- Main St, wleelinS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

''What strain. that is" said Mrs. Parting.
ton, as she heard an aria from Lncia, sung in
the highest style, bya young lady where she
was visiting. Yes" was thereby, at is oper-
atic.' "Upper attic, is it2n said she; "ISh6uld
think it was high cnohgh to be on top OF the
house" Mrs. PartiugtOn does not believe that
mere screaming constitutes melody
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
4AlN05.aV As SATURDAY. 4=MCIaNI 1875

I959.sigls..,s s'i'.. &. -. -. - -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

''Wlll .yon please TO play Apollron crossing
the Aips?n said Mrs. Pariington, reaching out
other chamber window, us mn organ man was
turning lns crank k5witl persistent arm beneath.
'Aon eatendce," said he, looking up, and smiI-
ing at ler-"Can't yon play it in less than ten
days n replied she, in an elevated key "N0n
entendez said he again, still smiling at her, and
she unused "I suppose lie means II iii taEe
more than ten days to learn it 50 as to play ii
exeyptionably.3 She gave Ike a five cent piece
TO carry down TO him.
our, WEST.
Ann Arbor O. cried the conductor, looking.
in dl tue door Mrs. Partitgton looked round,
and. seeing no one move, she resumed her Knit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03
BUSINESS CARDS.
y. BICmA stOsoN,

Attorney at La w
,+., Y5yth.Eil Corner .n65trOe and Fougt
V''' Strsets, (Hp stGt''s.)
VIII t.sFs;.Is,I.Na VA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-03

T.NDIGo.4sb5 ibs.EE9ERE0R 9sEDTG04or EaIeIoT-Sv,
A5..3.Els za{ 30 fEfs{ n. H. LOGAN 4 co =.
IeLo and tIHGAN: /. .EIsTi& co. = (
ID IcE.-20 Tierces Prime KIcg TIsefy9I JT =-=s7z =!
IL ts25 MAXWELL, oAAfpDHLL TISGLB.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20
What LOcofoCos Say.

Forney of the Philadelphia Press, speaking OF
the revival of the Slave Trade. feels confident
that this hateful business, IN the sight OF GOD
and man, is practically recommended. Demo
Gratis, this Is not the opinion OF fanatcal Black
Republican, as ali ireemen are called, but OF one
Of YOUR own fellowship. iear him;
M information from the South, authentic
ard recent, is 10 the effect that not only has this
traffic been .e-opened, but it i now Vigorously
and fagl ntiy conducted. Some OF the first
men of the South are engaged IN Il, and u i as
serted that a number of vessels have been char
tered at Savannah, ald are absent or the pu'-
pose Of landing cargots before the beg aHins oi
Winter. | torbesr giving the names ct 'ne
leaders in this uerprise, not because they them
selves refuse 10 speak of their connection " tn
il, but TO othe. reasons not neresSe-y 10 IL L
merate.
"A very strong sentiment ! gown mp yilns'
the law prohibiting this traffic, AID / am assured
that any attempt IN fct is penalties will he e
sisted on the spot ! repeat upon most distinct
authority that the rl.lic Is row Vigorously pros
ecl. led, and that hundreds OF Africans are hcias
landed on the SoUthcrl coast. Owing 10 tbs
state o things, the Administration have caused
| il 10 be oSteuiatiouSly annoructd that u culS
guard j. to be established from Charleston t
| New Orleans, and that a part of the Paragaa!
| fleet will Ice sent into the Gulf for the purpos
| Of enforcing the law. Deputy Marshas are &
be stationed at sll available points from Charles
| ton To Mobile"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20

This most est.mable lady, lhe wife OF the
Of the State Land Office, breathed
he, last at Portland, Me-, on Sunday, Sept.
llth. 1859, al the age of IL years. The fatal
shaft of death, then pierced loving and benev-
oient heart.
Mr.. Charlotte Sanborn, was q woman OF no
ordinary virtues, OF a fine discrimat ug intellect,
and OF the highest moral and religious primo pies.
She had Strength to bear cheerful heart, even
while her frame was racied with disease, and 10
mare the home which her presence adorned, a
loved spot, TO her husband, her children, anu
the many friends, whom the combined hOspi-
tsrtv of herself and her husband drew toward
it. Substantial, though not snowy or ostentf-
rious qualities, marked her course through hie.
She was practical, aud not dcmonsi7; tive,
prompt in every detail OF domestic duty,
constantly cu'tivai'ng charitable AMI lovely
spirit. toward all who came n contact with he.
Having euioyed the hospitaite s OF the eie
CANT home of the deceased, and having sc
lately parted from her, in cheer.ulness and com
para,ive health, upon the eve Of the last jour
new Of her F.e, we take melancholy pleasure
in adding our own slight and imper' t~bute
10 !cr worth and character.
The funeral of the deceased took place at Por
Huron on "Wednesday last, the remains having
been brought thither Dy the bereaved husband
| from the place q: her decease, 10 his desOlaI'
| hnrna
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-20
Michigan, Banks.

In the month of August last, the Peninsuiar
Bank Of Detroit, retired and burned up notes
q. circulation 10 the amount of $4,000, and on
Monday last, they retired and destroyed 81
900.
the INSURANCE Bank retired and destroyed
$500, z33, and on Monday last *G,ll6. mus
r the course az a few weeks, has si2,@i9 o
orr already scauty circulation, been Withdrawn
Mr.. SAUCER, vino visited the CAPITAL on Mon
day. on behalf o: these two Institutions, Informs
Us tina, the entire circulation will be retired as
soon rs possible. This operation is highly favor
able to Brokers, and is owing TO their eEe7-
lions in running combined with those of O.he'
business men, The incentive being furnished N
the deprecated Western money IN circulation.
When a commuaitY ties up is owa hands as
Michigan does, in re-pect 10 Circulation, 1t vii
he supplied with the worst which can bc :cund
in other Siate-.