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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
FROM wasninVton. :
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tines.
WAauINcroN. Feb. I6

WAsHIEGToN, Feb. l6
Salutes were fired to-day, in all the divisions
of the army, In honor of the late victories in
Kentucky and North Carolina. ap 5a
The ladies' of Alexandria intend to present
Col. Fsrnsworth's Regiment Of Illinois Cavalry
with 4 dag this week.
( Nothing Of the least interest transpired in
Congress 20 day. rs gaiar- .yiaG.s
The indications are that Mr.. Starke, appoint
ed Senator from Oregon, will be admitted to
his seat sist 44.s. Fl e.,lst 4 .Ltsf .t
n Saturday, the 22d OF February, will be oele-
brated BY geDersl illumination of Washing
ton, intending all the public buildings.
The President, Cabinet, the heads Of Bureaus,
Diplomatic Corps, General Mcclellan, and the
officers of the army and navy will be pres
ent in tho hall Of the House Of Represen-
tatives, to hear the Farewell Address of
Washington read before the two Houses Of
Congress. ab
The audience at the Smithsonian Institution
last night would not allow the abolition priest
and leclufing disunionist, Cheever, 10 abuse
President Lincoln and Gen. Mcclellan. Y
The rebel flags captured at the late victories
are to be presented 70 Congress. .l aa sr
The City Councils Of Washington have voted
thanks 70 the President and Gen. Mcclellan for
their efforts 70 preserve the Union N. i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

The HEYsnEN AND Moopf DoEL Gaze Our
readers will remember that two members Of the
Indiana Legislature, @ g. Moody and Horace
EIsfIreD, we're. J ear or two ago. Indicted in the
Circuit Court sitting at Newport, KY, for meet
ing near that city to Aght dusl which, howey-
or, they did not fight. n
4gThe case Of Moody came on for trial on
w dpesday last, and a verdict Of guilty" was
rendered BY the jury, imposing fine Of i've
hundred dollars. t|GT
Y The case Of Hefften, who Is Lleutenant- Col
onel Of the 50sh Indiana Regiment, was COM
menced, but NOT concluded when the Court adj
journed ill the next day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
agrapb:
Legislative summary.
THURSDAY, Feb 90, 1862.

IHuAsDA', reo ~o' iooS'
SENATE -fesluons we're presence anu ,eie'-
,eo-lOr 40 e'sas pr cSns. ,lsssss - w .oa
mulattoes into the State; for law relative to
the inspection of coal oils, petroleum, rock or
earth oils. Sundry bills were read the second
time and committed, and the following bills
we're introduced and read the first time Supple
men,ary to the act to provide for the execution
and supervision of the State printing and bind.
ing. passed March "a, 1860; To authorize the
lessee Of lots Nos. is and 81 of Ministerial
aection No. 90. in the township of Galliuolis, il
Gsllia county, 20 surrender his lease and receive
A deed therefor. The following bills we're pass.
ed: House bill, to regulate the fees of township
assessors: To amend the tax Law On motion ol
M. Hitchoock, the ioIlnwipR preamble and res.
olution were adopted; 953 hl
WHKRxAs. A telegram lust received BY ths
Senator from LOrain, Announcing the suddet
and unexpected decesse of ,Mrs. Monroe a
three o'clock this morning; therefore, iys
.ResOlped, That Mr. Monroe has our warn
and heartfelt sympathy In this his hour OF eftic
tioD, and he is hereby granted indefinite leave
OF sssenoe from the Senate.
The Senate spent nearly the entire alter
noon 10 committee OF the whole: A resolution
thanking Generals Roeecrans and Cox, and the
officers and men OF ihelr respective commands
vas adopted. ~, ses 5T
u t..ra ,rr,h.. ~ na,;,ioDs -,
noo 80 o. ~ r,asen,sd perd ssss,.ad IA
nstoSs.J j., r.ohShis ,ar.aas s.o.s ~.
asAus -. 80 ss,,t,nr hn,d;rs nsnSs.,, a. =
tnl ANnS 80 sS ,hosSa r. ss,.,y !.
on'O, O,a4 a41 a Ds.;,,on a. s,so nrsssn.sa ~
sea.,sa n,a,ino ,hat he Iavahe an amandsG
esI. ~. sn.;es s-nenso ~ ;.,ors IN cy;i os
40 .ua. AZ ,ha I'M Nrrossnrs h,il.
oe - - aao"nd - ,;raa md cnnnrni.esJ o''
sSr IT, s"S iii H. n,ov;ds for ne navrsnt of N.
cao,sa;o,a,s ~ 2 and ~ cs,rv on, tha n,ov;s;ons
~ ~ ~, ~ coneress ent;,Ied .san sct ~ mn
Wy az ~nt oa-.fcstss sr,oro Hn,rDtae, 49,
siuen ,ue ~ aOr.ossd Dacsmhsr ol 1851 NJ.
.o.S S z ,h;sS ,;ma d,scnssed "A orsst Ians,h
sIu sno s ssssr,aS ~ the com m;ttss on M;Issr,
ape ;usn IN ;rs,rnc,;oSs TTSor = mn,,nn Z,
aes, a. II ~ folIowino n,as5hla and rsso'
as Dlese' ,"IaD ~, m "a \ 6,scr,,ssad. - = -''o
ius,on WY 'n,-S. -, Il - N' r''... g.
WHEREAS, 40 tne language "a 9enasor Ia
than, We hold tpaI, as even - me oaikesI night
the mariner trusts impllcl.iy 70 .ne pnerring
pointing o. the neeole upon we olai Of DIS com
pass 60 should We - lnis nour OF ogr hepuo,
Lc's dsrkes. peril y oIuer = sIvs ING sup o.
she Union from we .h saAe.s 2, O,v.s We, pace
our sole rehance on we Oonsu'uuCn' tne cnari
of our iioertiss ~
WHERkAs, etynyw ,nyss WY, ioessklng
0s cu, cnA,s y sS burV under I'm rus y Ss
x, pl9pgss = a. 80 sas;ns.;s u' y h;as ny
Consultation ana wage asa1ss y war which
can pe cons.l.u',I 1.:n ~ "ssvTu vay SgAlnss Ine
armeo seIluon; =. sn'R - @ y 'ut'iy "leCAeu
ana tne onlVI t.s,v0,vs - s.ar i svnS, .L,.
WHEREAS, 1n 30 grave IN emergency 90 THIS,
when even tns Sstm Juug%sns y iCJa men y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

THuRLOw WEED HAS AN IrTERyIEw WITH
PAIScE NAPoLEoN The Albany Journal pub
lisbes a letter from Mr.. Weed With three dates
at Paris, all PRIOR to the 9Th, when Napoleon
delivered his speech Mr.. Weed expressed
fears that the speech would be host le, instead
OF friendly as the event has proven, and speaks
of his presentation TO the Emperor. and Em
pres and attendance at thesCOurt bail. 10 a
postsciipt he adds:
-Four O'Clock p MI have been, 10 accoI d.
ance with an appointment made yesterday, ttcO
hours tOith the =, inee Napoleon, who is cain, Fl
iu our cause, and encourages me to bopu that
the Emperor will deal justly with America in
bis speech The interview was pleasant and
8 refractory The Pruce told me that the En-
peror regretted that he did bot zee Gen. Scvi ,
for whom be has great respect, aud upon whose
judgmept ind opinions he should have placed
entire confidence"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
Local M a t te1s.
The Twenty.second in Coiumbu.

Pursuant 70 notice the citizens of Columbus
bad large and enthusiastic meeting at the City
Hall last evening Toe following proceedings
we're had: er a-rraqr -@. y 4.
On motion Maj. Alex. e Glenn was called IA
the Chair, and l.. H. Webster, Esq, was ap-
pointed Secretary
On motion committee Of three on arrange
ments was appointed, as follows; Mr.. A. A.
Stewart, L H. w Webster and W. T. Bascom, Esq
On motion, a committee of one from each
Ward was appointed TO solicit subscriptions, az
follows:
Ist Wsrd, M. Doty; %, L. Donaldson; 3d.
G. P. L. Batler; 4tb,,J H. Riley; 5th, j.. H.
Stauring.
On motion, committee of three was appoint
ed to fire salute of one hundred guns, as fol
lows: Capt. Brelz, Capt Neereamer and G. A.
Wagner. ia ,.- .,a q-.-..o
On motion, the meeting adjourned
ALEX e GLENN, Psss'..
L. II. WEBSTER, Sec'y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

WHILE o. Jennings Wise lay on his death
bed, suffering from his wound, but not suspect
ing It's danger, lifting himJelf partially on one
elbow, he turned his face toward the Federal
surgeon 10 chargs and said-"When ] am sui
ficien.ly recovered, do you not think ] will bs
allowed 20 60 home, on my parole of honorp
The Doctor, quite willing to crafty him, re-
piled that he had no doubt but that the General
would allow him every reasonable gratihcation
Before many hours had elapsed, however, hi,
parole was granted from a higher than earthly
source. tfr 2 rr,H.fi II lWfTN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
Mr. seward ON European Intervon-
u ~ Z 80 Zion in Mexico.

Mr.. Stewards reply to the invitation Of EDg
land, France and Spain to join in the Mexican
expedition, appears in the London papers. IL
bears date December 4. He does not call In
question the right or efficiency OF the grounds
which have led TO the intervention oil the allied
powers, but says the United States have an 10.
terest against their acquiring territory in Mexi-
co. or gaining any other advantage in which the
United States cannot participate, and acquits
them of any such design. Oar GOvernmenG has
cause, also, of complaint against Mexico, but
declines entering into the scheme, first, because
il is contrary to the traditional policy of our
country against foreign alliancee; second, be-
cause it would be uDkind to enforce demands
against sister republic, torn BY intestine dis
ordere; third, because Mr. Corwin has had au-
thority TO treat with Mexico in our behalf, aod
che result OF HE efforts has NOS appeared. Mr.
Seward, in conclusion, says that the treaty will
contain nothing unirendly to the allied powers
and will be shown 20 them when effected. Al
the same time sufficiently large feet will be
left in Mexican waters to protect American in
tsreats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
The Fusi nists in the LegIsiature'

The radicals in the Legislature are becoming
desperate. They insist that 1t was in the Fu-
sion urogramme that BEN. WADE should be re-
elected to the United States lsenate; and the
member elected 90 the so-oalled Union ticket
who Is unmillIng to indOrse that programme, is
denounced as conspirstor, and as wanting IN
2rood faith. He must become abolitODised,
and 20 into eaucua with the original WADE
men. 10 re- nominate their candidate for Senator,
or have their vocabulary Of singing epitheis
exhsussed upon him. II he and the other
.sUnlonD Democrats, together with cOnserva-
tive Republicans, happen to hold meeting for
consultation, they are all stigmatzed as traitors
s 10 this No. party party by the radicals. -d.a
such q meeting has just taken place; and,
thsssupou, We heard prominent WADE man
declare that IL he were compelled 70 choose
between regular Democrat and one Of the 90
called aUnion'' Democrats, for .. s. Ssns-
90, ho would unhssitatingly support the form-
&. He denounced the meeting as being made
I no Of conspirators, and men who we're misrepre-
asntiug their constituents, and expressed his
great regret that the Republican organiza-.
don had ever been merged in the 90 called
nUnionp party. The crisis Of this new organ
i-.tlon Il evidently approaching. The coDseFv-
a,issa who belong % s,sud are members Of the
E.seIslature, will soon be called upon to define
Ahsir positiop. They must either go over. 'bag
ana blrrsqe, 2 to The radicals, Or give mani
fs.tetion oi come backbone They must take
sheir stand somewhere, snd the sooner that is
aope ,he better will their constituents be salts
sed. II an exiremist shall be elected Senator,
tbey viii be held responsible for il. sa'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
Sheriff 8 Sale.

rupsrlor Court.
z Adam Albert OF al.) 3 asgapA sf,
DY VIRTUE OF A WHIT OF Fl. FA.
ID to me directed from the superior oourtof Frank.
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, in the city OF Columbus on t
Tuesday. the 4sh day Of March, A. D 1862,
at o'clock P. NJ, the unexpired term OF lease from
John r, Bidleman 10 Adam Albert OF the following
premises situate In Montgomery township, Franklin
county and State Of Ohio AMI bounded and described
follows 10 wit: Being twelve (l2) ares Of land in
halt section number four ~, township No 5, range 90.
In he Refugee land so called, being part Of tract
maed TO contain twenty acres, and conveyed by ka-
chaei Mathews and John Mathews to LucaS Manhall by
deed dated July 9th 1850 and being same premises con-
yeyed to John r. Bidiemen by Lucas s.. MAfsiaii and
wife by deed dated June 18th l2l9 The lease Aforesaid
bara date 2l 1852 and for the period Of
three from the st day OF April 1860 the In
said lease TO- be paid by tho said Adam Albert being
$3.50 90 per year. payable In half yearly payments viz
el25 90 on the rst Of April, and eI25 90 the hrst
day f October Of each Of said term the said Albert
by said lease being ob aed 10 cultivate aaid premises
In good armke and husbandlike manner, and leave
the premises at the expiration Of the lease good
condition he received the same, with the exception
OF wear AMI tear with careful use. $3.50
a. Nv. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
,p.t BY En-. DAVIS Deputy.
Printe 3 fees $1,000 Ni f''tef
feb2U-dltwtd ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
passage OF the treasury Note Bill.

Passage OF tne Afe1e"'J "OSo
The iollo~iug are the yeas and nays 90 the
bill as il passed he Senate:
YEAs-AnthOny OF Rhode Island, Chandler
Of Michigsn, Clark OF Nes Hampsbirs, Davis
of Keutucky, D,xou Ui ConDrcueuii Doolittie
OF Wisconsin, Fsssenoen " Msiue. Foot OF
Vermont, Foster of Connecticut Grimes Of
Iowa, Hale of New Hampshire, Harlan OF
Iowa. Harris of New York, Henderson Of Mis-
souri,, Howard of Michigan, Howe Of Wiscon-
sin, Lane of Indiana, Latham of California,
McDougalI Of CAlifornis, Mo rill Of Maine,
Pomeroy of Kansas, Rice of Minnesota, Sher-
man of Ohio, Sumner Of Massachusetts,, lTen
Eyck of New Jersey, Trumbull Of illinois,
Wade Of Ohio, Wilkinson OF Minnesota Wif
son of Massachusetts,, Wilson of Missouri
NAYs--Collamer Of Vermont, Cowan Of
Penrsylvania, Kennedy Of Mary land. King Of
New York, Peatce Of Maryland, Powell Of
Kentucky, Saulshery of Delaware
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

SxraroR SUMNER introduced resolutions into
the Senate this week, for which he found four
teen votes, declaring that the rebel States had
by rebellion lost State rights, asking that they
be reduced to Territories, and slavery be abol-
ished. It seems as though some Of the men Of
Mr. Summers stamp we're afraid that the Union
will really be restored under the old Conslitu-
tlon! There will bo not The least danger OF IL,
iftheir policy should prevail; for It would make
every UniOn man 10 the South rebel, and fire
them with such intensity Of zeal that they would
perish btfofs submssion. " 10 the action of
Mr. Sumner and bis clsss that keeps back the
loyal eeAtiment 70 day, preventing q counter,
resoIut on against Jeff. Davis. A native Of this
city-alMaye Union man lin one Of the cot,
ton States, forced % enrollintbe Home Guards.
has, written within q few days 70 his friends
here--sAs 70 the renewal Of the Union, /. will
never be under The SIMMER doctrines. With
that policy they will continue the rebellion, II
they are forced 70 6ght with jAsknixsa.r .r--Nsp
bugypoyt Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

g3- We regretito learn that Senator Monros
yesterday received intelligence by telegraph o.
the death Of his wife yesterday morning Thil
announcement. was the more sudden sud sfa Q
Ing as he had no previous notice of her iIness
rhe Senate passed resolution of coincidence
md Mr.. Monroe Immediately left the city foI
is home at oberlin. eNff 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
FORM OF CH.

1 do solemnly ---- that will support protect and
defend the Consultation and Governn ent Of the United
States against all enemies, whether domestic foreign
the same any ordnance resolution law OF any State
Convention Legislature TO the contrary
ing, and, further that do this with full determine
tion, pledge aud purpose without any ntal reserva
ton 0Or evasion whatsoever; ard fur her, that will
we'll and si hfully perform all the duties which may be
required Of me b, law and contract either verbal
written. help me God.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

WE make no apology for this wicked effort
in the South to destroy this government. We
grant the necessity Of suppressing it; but Abo-
litionism and Secessionism must be buried In
the same political grave. The patriot who
loves hs country must consent to sacrifice both.
VI 80 JOSEPH HoLr.
That is the true doctrine. Abolitionism pro-
duced secession, and secession produced the
war We may bubble as much about the oti.
gin Of the war as we please, but .,he impartial
verdict OF history will sustain what Mr. Holt
says. And ne hope the equally impartial Yer
dict OF the people viii carry into execution the
judgment Mr.. Holt has pronounced, that
"abolitioDism aud secessionism must be buried
in the same political grave. The patriot who
loves his country must consent to sacFihce
BOTH" To execute the judgment, the people
must vote and fight COrydon Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

GJ.rhe President g second son, William, who
has been for some time past dangerously sick Of
typhoid fever, isa lad about eight years Of age.
Par. of the time, three physicians have been In
attendance. lie was said on Tuesday last to
be still In very critical condition. ls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

I DH is stated that Governor Sprague, Of
Rode Island, is soon TO marry Mrs. viIlette,
tie daughter ofseeretsry Smith. Some months
fhmor said be was sbobt to inery the
d lighter Of Secretary Chase, i seems dis
pt ,sd to tie him to a secrstary's daughter any
p Y. fg y mA9 n0g s~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

CoMmIssI6nEh APPslSrED, ,--pr A Everett Of
Cleveland, has received from the President the
appointment as Commissions for visiting the
several Military Departments oi the Army
where are Ohio soldiers. 70 procure from the
soldiers their alotmenis for their families ard
frieads teN qint tNt affh"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

/ CARFEr-sAcK FoUED. Police officers, Huff
and Lyon, lass night found a carpet sack con-
tanning a valuable shawl. The owner can have
the property on calling at the station house and
describing the sack aud contents. J..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

10 The President has the appointment Of
otia cadets to enter the Military Academy AZ
riess Point. For these places there are now
$40 applicants.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

/ D' Six Skaters Of Charity left Cincinnati the
other day to attend the Military Hospital at
Cumberland, Nd. There are said 10 be 1900
sick In the camp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

IT Il was the S0sh Regiment, Col. E. R,
Eckley, which left Camp Chase on Wednesd ,
night. for the "seat OF war"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21
TO MARRIED. MEN,

Or Those Contemplating marriage.
Z THE undssgned. .SilI giveiniOrnation on very 10
tsresttno and important subject, which viii bs vAu-
ed more than ousand mssits cost BY every married
couple Of any age condition In liie The Information
will be sent BY mail to any address the receipt Of as
cents (s0ve,) and one red stamp. to-
All letters ihould be addressed to sf
ja yuta S. s@ II. D. NORRIS, a.. d.
oet3l-iy -iy3hwd6w Boston, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

RRANDRETH's VEGETABLE PILLS
Are infaIiibe for stveness, spasms, loss Of Apps
sick headache giddneSs OF bioating after meals
dizziness, drowsiness and cramping palms. and all dior
den Of the stomach and bowels.
III 0rigioai Letter at 094 Canal street. New York.
III. o. COOK publisher Of the State Baaaer. Ben
nington, Vt says he was attacked with DYSPEPSIA,
and suffered so severely from it, that mot particle Of
food could DO swallowed without ocoasioning the most
uncomfortable sensation In his stomach. For Ave years
he suffered from this dreadful complaint when he used
BRANDRETH's PILLS. The hrst box did not ssem 10
benefit him much, but The second produced change and
by the time he had taken ak boxes COMPLETE CURE
erected. He says my dyspepsia was gone, and my
expectation Of an early death vanished"
BRANDRETH's PILLS are sold at ths PRrEoIPAL
oBEIoE so4 CANAL ST., and I UNION SQUARE, New
York.. nrs rfr, rstf rs-fNfh
Obtain your hrst supply from one Of theae depots or
from Of the regular advertised agents for the aENu
INE BRANORErH's PILLS: you will then know how
to discern between the true and the false.
Sold by JouE r.. OooK, Druggist, Columbus, end By
all respectable dealers In medicines.
jan25-lm nf agra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

Subscribed and sworn to before me this - day of =
1885,. el iEit ta3 tpai nt8
fet20-dtSaturdsy. .tu s0
(Fact copy I'LL Friday evening incluSive)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

L. H. WEBsTER, Sec'y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-21

SCOTCH Irish, French, Dutch Yankee and other person
M. ~ N VI ---.- tons. !. .l. w.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
OR. 3. R. "a MER & Or. ]: {. WERN
Thel mometrical Record.
Reported expressly for tie DEMocxAr, 3,
s Hiriuff DLuuu;xf 81 (vo,d

NV ELEvAr"' SIN addition to the present
extensive facilities in Chicago for receiving
grain We learn thar t"o first class Elevat. rs
are being bull, Oh the South Branch Of our
leading w'rehous. firms, to be completed in q
few months. and to be furnished throughout
with the mo approved machinery, incl.d ny
twenty three of Fai h,nk<' 5'N' bush. Hopper
scales. which il sufficient guaranty that COR
rect weigh, will he given. B.sides the e. the
Messrs. Fairbanks have set in this CITY in IL
little more Than Il year. about seventy 500
tushel Hopper scales and dozen or 20 small
les ones. making over hundred in all. So
perfect il the machinery. that each scale may
be loaded and unload. in ten o, twelve min
utes. which gives some id a OF the enormous
amount Of grain which may be weighed upon
them al, in a single day. Let the Farmers of
the Northwest raise; their immense crops Of
grain: and the ,ail' Dads and canal transport it
to Chicago; there il no DOUBT 1T our means
for receiving. storing and shipping it i'll keep
pace with the demand.-C Chicago Fee Journal
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

Euri"g one If the attacks on Aber.
crombie Mr. Edwin Wright entered sta.
Die to protect his horses just as al Indian
entered a, all opp',>ite door. Mr., Wrigh,
fred but missed him, when he couliy fixed
his eye o" that Of his adversary while he
tux deliberate aim and fired he Nr.
Wright dvdging and receiving The ball i"
II, shoulder as he moved steadily up,
when, wounded az he was he trans6xcd
the red skin with his ba,o.et.
The orderly sergeant Of the comIany
there during one Of the fights called attrn~
ton If +. Lamb to an Indian on horse.
back q half mile IF, and taking aim with
his howitzer threw shell ut him. 1t fell
dir, rtly under the horse aud burst lif ing
horse aud rider and scatter ny them in
fragments. The remains If the h. r>c
were afterwards found, but the Indian had
been carried IF.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

We have seen statement Of the official lri-
u IN one Ut the prlncil al c"n,les III this State
Of twenty five GRAIN aud Sock Sca.es. T.ey
were the ordinary out d. or Wagon Scales, ana
were tested just AS they were found III common
use. thus making it one of the best p. actlc.l
tests. Sixteen OF hem were Ut Fairbanks
make and n,ha OF various other kinds. III
result showed /, ma, kabie d. gree oi "ccura
cy IN these OF Fairbanks make. whi" all the
others were c"ndemneu a. not sufficiently &c
curate tor use. the Importance Vi I'M. fact
will be npprcciu.l without comment. ".
publish ii because II is one III which the pub
lie are interested. ~ Chicago Tribune.