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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
INoREAsg.-Our friend Gates wish

INcRRAsG.-Our friend Gates wishes
as to compare notes. as to the relative I'M
provement of Marietta and Cbiilicoihe
He says one ward of the Mound City
has increased 92 per cent, aud asks 'CaI
you beat that in any ward Of Chilhcothel
DON'T know. Our census was not taker
by wards in ls40 We think, however
the population of the Third, or North
Western ward Of Chillicothe, has in
creased 100 per cent, in ten years Th'
valoo Of real estate, in the whole city
has doubled, since 1870 Sciotp Gag.
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tbs TRAseDS or TuE THIRrIETu.- We
learn that Il ere have been some 500 np'
prcations to Sheriff Eveleth for places at
the executionu OF Professor Webster, on
the 3Olh, The religions ceremonies an
tecedcnt to the execution will take p ace
in the prisoners cell aud the adjoining
lobby; and the prisoner will be acoompa-
uied to the gallows by the officers of the
law only The rumor today that Dr.
Webster had committed suicide is entire.
ly gratui,ous,,,.,B Boston Transcript
LTMr. John Hickey, of Welles town.
ship, Jefferson county, cut $500 dozens
of wheat. thisyear, on 100 acres OF ground
"a great crop.
PoruLATIoN OF CLEVELAND. The cen
sus returns are just completed, and we
learn from Messrs. Griswald and Mason
that the population Of our cityis in round
numbers, seventeen thousand six hun
dred. In 1870 1t was 6,026, and las
year Is ,50A. - Herald
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Gov. SHANNON "A letter from the Elk.
G,Nernor, t, d. Peck ESI, Of 81. Clairs-
Vile, states that he has been and remains
quite sick-thal no is anxious tn get out
of that "Haliaa climate" he is a
little better off in money matters than
when he left. &c. He says--"l see too
m my people sick to recommend this
place (San Frapcisco) as healthy" The
Governor AYERS that Hon. I. B Kings
Report does not contain one word of
truth; that 1.-THE people Of the States are
cerlaily deranged with regard to Califor'
uia"-and writes, upon the whole very
discouragingly. SCI. Gas.
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storm on the chesapeake.

TN NV IVNhi FNUsI''I y
Accounts from Norfolk represent the storm on
Saturday night rs the severest known on the Ches-
epeake bay lor thirty years.
The Steamer Osceol had her wteeduse
blown off. Several small vessels were seen off
tue Cape. The storm was terrible.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

Nor 81 EASILY. We have the word Of
as reliable democrat as Toledo can pro.
duce, for saying that Judge Spaulding
was n, Section Ten on tho day indicated
in our former article, so drunk that he
found II necessary to go to bed at an ear,
ly hour in the afternoon to avoid obser.
vaIion. This gentleman is now absent.
! When he returns, we have no doubt he
will give US authority to use his name,
and that will he put to sileuce fifty such
party hucksters as the editor Of the De.
fance Democrat. either alone or aided by
his endorser Of the Repabiicaa The sto
ry is true, and since his denied, we shal
prove it,. Toledo Blade.
~ The rolling mills are again in a
live opsrS,iop at Wheeling, Va.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

ANOTHER LAMENTABLE AccIDENf by
DRowNINo, with great loss Of life. occur.
red off GIoucesler Mass, on Friday last,
by which FIVE lives were lost. The par
ticulars, as for as known. arc: Capt. Full
or, formerly of Boston, aud his son Geo.
Fuller, a Mr.. Greigg and boy of l6,
named Ingis. both of New York, and
Francis Deblois, a young gentleman OF
Boston, a member Of the High School,
md relative Of Deacon Moses Grant,
were ontheir return from fishing eScur.
sion, when their boat was capsized by a
squall and all on board are supposed to
have persisted, The hat aud cap of young
Deblois have been found on tho shore,
and it is Supposed that no threw them of
10 save himself, as he was an excellent
swimmer. The bodies of Mr. Greigg and
Capt. FulIer have been found,
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Severely Punished,
HnnKlYsvliLr Kv Amn

HoPKiYsyi.Lg. Ky, Aug 96,
On Saturday evening Mr. g. COnnor was sum
innncd by the Marshall Of the town, to assist IN
the apprehension OF Abner Nixon for breach ol
pence Nixon attempted to escape Oh horseback
thr eniug to shoot his pursuersif they tried to
arrest him Mr.. Connor followed close in pur
suii and after Nixon had twice attempted 10 lire
on him FROM his horse mud was prepnrius to cnT
his pistrl lhif,l time, connor fired aud brought
him dawn lie fingered alter tile wound from
four buck shot in his right side urliI yesterday
afternoons He was desperate character ant
Troublesome man.
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Fatal RnIIrond Accident

PonrLASp, Maine. August %,
Tho grand train OF the Pennobec aud Portland
Railroad, was thrown Oft The track this morning
in Cumberland, killing four lrishnen aud severe
ly mjuring several others. The accident WINS
caused by timber and stones which were placed
maliciousl nm the track
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nllssoHri Election

ST LOUIS, August, %
The following is The official vote for members
of Cungless in the ID aud 3d disllict-
2d--Whig 7O7l, Democrat 5G42.
3d-WhIg 657s Ahli.Benton 1854, Benton
24lO. st..-..tc
This gives the Wings out of ) members Of
Congress.
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Atcrstnrx McMcnmon.

WAsHtNoroN. August "a
Mr. Secretary hloKennon left the city to-day
for his residence in Pennsylvania, partly on
private business, but principally on account Of his
health which has been greatly impaired
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30
often pilferiug from them and Furnishing
them for making resistance.

them Ton making resistance
TIE OvERLASD IMMeRATIoS Sacramen.
to Transcript. ofyuly |, says:
Small parties Of immigrants continue to arrive
in this city daily. We have conversed with quite
number. and thoir accounts all agree that there
must be great deal of suffering before the i'm
mense trains eau all get through. Already have
we heard Of several companies being reduced to
the necessity Of killing their beasts and subsistns
for long distance before reaching the mountains
on tneir flesh. Even mules and horses have beeu
eaten II is said TINT lafge portion whu
started from St. Joseph, Mo-. with horses
only took so nr 70 days provisions which will IN
most Eases be exhausted ten or 90 days before
they reach tue end of their journey. Several par,
ties are known TO have lett the principal road "ld
iaken the Lawson route. with less than l0 days
tsupplies The remainder ol their journey is Inc
wo At part. which will require twice that tune 10
accomplish. The waters are reported high ana
1.-THE garss extremely poor on this road.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

NuMuER OF Jews IN THe WoRLD. Tssac
de Costa, a learned Jew of Amsterdam,
estimates the whole number of Jews now
in the wnrId at from five to seven mill.
ions. He allols only 10000 to tho Uni.
ted States, where he tells Us, they are
treated better than in any country in
the world, except perhaps Turkey, which
is mnre liberal to them than any Europe
all government
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

GlvE THE DEyrL his DUE,-rhe New
York Tribune says that on the 18th ina,
three young men of Brouklyn were in a
boat at Quarantine, when they were up
sot aud thrown inlo the water. The
Spanish war steamer Pizarro. lying al
the quarantine, itnnediOtely manned .
boat, put Of and rescued tho three un.
fortanatos, rightod their boat, took them
aboard the Pizarro. dried their clothes
and suprled them with wins, coffee an,
other refreshments.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

MISSISSIPPI AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
I'VE learn from the Greenville Banner,
that we committed an error in stating the
amount Of stock subscribed in this road
Instead of $4,000. over 10000 was
the am lunt actually subscribed. This is
ten thousand dollars more than the a.
mount prescribed by. law. The whole
subscription has been made by cilizens
ofthe counties through which the road
runs. The Directory is composed ofmen
Of enterprise aud Of liberal views. and
they are resolved 10 push the work ahead.
They are preparing for a more general
subscription to the st6ck,.St. Louis Rep
1AlL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

Quick INTELLIGENcE.-.. Saturday
the telegraph communicated message
from Washington to New Orleans ahead
oftime. The message left Washington
al 80 minutes past eleven o'clock, WASH
ington time, and reached here s minutes
past eleven, New Orleans time, thus
travelling about twice as fast as the ap'
parent motion Of the sun round the earth,
or, correctly speaking, double the veloci-
ty of the esrth's motions round it's own
axis, as the difference of time between
the two place is about one hour.-N q.
BslletiS. -
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MAssAcHrsEtTs - We see II stated II
oui Eeaefn exchanges that tho reeen
special elections in this State for mem
bers of Congress, has resulted in th'
choice only Of Mr.. Elliot in the first dis
trict In the second and fourth, there i
no choise. THIS makes the ,euth unSuc
css,ful lpi in the latter district.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

THE CHARLEsToN Nsws, on receiving
intelligence of the engrossment Of the
California Bill in the Senate, calls for
convention of the people of the slave
States. 1t Says:-
Let few words be spoken---a single
resolution be passed. Let it assert that
the right to hold slaves is sacred under
the Constitution. That the question was
settled on the Missouri line. That it must
remain settled thsre. That we will make
no further compromise"
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Fire nj MnntranI

MoNTRRAL, August "a
4 dreadful FIRE tcuk pluce here last night in tho
st, Lawrence suburbs, destrnyng 1875 houses and
$40 900 worth of property.
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sEuob, ActlbGst =. NarOw E'cap' .--on
Yesterday. Nt, =. Gallagher waS severely inyhred
abou three miles eas, oI town In attempting To
get intu the coach, white an er headwiy. he slip
ed aud fell the wheel passing over his thigh
body auI the side Of his head. We are hlPpl
"a leara that he is doing well having received NJ
olher minrys than some we're bruises
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

PRoFEsseR WEBsreR's FAMuY,'"A pa
per waA circulstsd during the past week,
among the more wealthy ofthe citizens
of Boston, To raise tho sum Of $50, 900, to
be given u the wife aud children Of Pro.
fessor Webster, TO provide fnr them and
place them above want during life, Su
says the Mail, and adds: :.
The paper is headed by Mrs. George
Parkman, wife ofthc murdered man, with
the sum ofs500.. Tho subscriptions have
already nearly, ifuo, quite. reaehod the
prnpossd amount.
MIR. Andrews. tho jailor. says that Dr.
Webster. in his opinisu, will hold ou
firm To the last. that he has not cate
90 heartily for some TIME past. His fam
nv visited him dsriug last week, aud re
mained with him until six o'clnsk. The
are notlawaro Of the exact tlnc OF execI
ton, but know the day tu be fixed. N
persons are allowed 10 visit him cxceI
his family. and clersymen for Sp'ritu'
purposes.
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secretary MeIksnnon.

WAsHEGroN, August 81
There is rumor here this morning that Mr.
Secretary McKennon hss resigned bis Office bu
without any apparent foundation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

We are indebted TO the Hon Thomas EWin
fot cops-oE JsGsrsea pAvia speech on tue sl
stciss pf Civil power and Or.Aor4Iy by NiN,ar
sfeesS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

ToBAcco.- the importation oftwen'
ty.seven millions six hundred thousand
pounds OF tobacco, into free trade GreaI
Britain, in lS49, dulies amounting tC
twenty-five millions of dollars were paiC
The Government. In other words, every
pound of American Tobacco exported t,
England, is bnrdened with tax of sc
centsl... Sci, Gae.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

Ma. McCGERSAND, member Of Con
sress from Illinois and the present chair
man of the committee on Foreign rela'
tions, is said to have expressed his deter
mination to retire from Congress
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

lhE S'urhEhN ooNfHD"""0
4" asniiSton o"'o" o' '"'''''y ''''' ''
Inc io''ow'"s 'o'"'"'''"" ''''''' -, " W.
oouthsf" p'o' fe'o''o" ~ '" wv .''"' =. !,
.,s, ~ "s%vv PVu hpYa eeu,rsIcIeJ !, one, on the
authority of Gen Houston and we now vs.. sa9l",n ~,
Hou.t,n Vailed Texas during the last winter, he
received written sheet which was .a% al%fG'nsI r T.,
s,a,amsn,s ] or pronosi,ion. Sic LETT il with his
colleague TO rea ind give us oplo o. a(,sr @h ,hn' II
WIS i'' NHf' 'i'F ~, =,
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Nnpru (y..o,,. Etycr,.,, IN. D..
ss ~" "0 AS'
SILT Democratic Uaity.-As now sumed
nm. Reid's maior;,v ,v;ll raach ANN Tha
~ ~ Oo''
o'' W." nave "sJ''"y IN oo'h
,I ~ ''"'Io no ns'
~, \ 'V'' '"u' ''"es "o
i.;,S, N. o,,s.,Ioa - .i.;,..,,., a,
Democrats was equally firm dnd explicit They
ii Compromise SI, snsianiy SnosneeS S - 'saoH ,SsI
discrimination to rrSIs' HIl palPable violations Of
Government by mere sectional mnioritS S Ia , abs
injury and degradation OF q The southern people
and dan gerous, and, BY their silence tbev dissn'
proved IL .he ea SsIa.es adlu'tmens Ihs,Wbgs Op
ure, with alnendmeutp;, and IN addition to tbis,
they ehaorseu, ~ ~ us .engtn anu Dreadful the
TayIor TyI ,i'''' 1'N ''' F'''~ :. 'en'
"As we are now dealing with the recorded O.
conventions, it is hardly necessary that we should
do more THU allude to the positions occupied by
the wing candidate IN relation u California and
1M a'H -, ,nd n%" Tn unr "r od ba, bs n ot -
IunequivocaIly in favor Of the immediate admis,
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SLAVE INsUaREcTIuN IN ALABAMA.-The
Columbus Times learns by telsgl aphlc
dispatch from Montgomery, Alabama,
that aninsurrecrion, in which 400 negroes
were engaged, had taken puce in Lowu.
des county, in that State. Fortunately
the plot was divulged before the insnr
reclionists had time to accomplish their
plans; tho rendezvous of the negroes was
discovered by the whites. who fired up
them, killing one and wounding twenty
OF their number, when the party dispers
ed. A large number of PRISONERS were
taken.
The Savannah Morning News, of the
10Th inst publishes the above, aud adds
"a gentleman who arrived from the
West, in the cars last night, confirms this
report, aud Informs US that great excite
ment prevailed in that sectinn. The
slaves had been inciteG in insurrection by
an aboli,ionst. for whose apprehension q
re- ward of sc, 900 had been Offered. A
number of persons were in pursuit of hin
and it was believed he would be taken
1t was reporled that he had taken the
route to Charleston by way of Augusta.
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Tuesday evening, August "a, 1850

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@== : - s,.a..-zz-
CnoLERA.-ln Columbus today four
aea'ns w''s Po'''O' : % m"'e" "o'0 u
O"o'V.s j,
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PO' 49, 49,. ,rcL.,o.. o.
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CoNGREss'-Ims body commenced
lne week wl,h goun ueeus, Young i0s'ea"
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CONGRESSIONAL NoS''NATIoNs' : ~ the
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n;.o,;n, g., c,nr.s p n c,a,,
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Tn n. u;.,.;o, o,,,no..d ,r PoImoa,
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COURT HOUSE ouRNED'- ne Court
House OF Ashtabula county was destroy
ed oy hfe on the lIth INST. Inc records
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-
MAsSAcHuSETTs'--I The United States
Census tor the bay State, is nearly com
pIeted. 1t Isstated that the Increase oI
= p"Pulati"n' within the last ten years, foi
, The entire commonwealth VIII reach a
bout Az per cent ms for an Old State
already crowded IN lo4O' IS TO be attrib
uted 10 'he enterprise OF the 'nd"m'lablt
yankee tribe wh" are foolish enough tt
It construct rSlIr"ahs ana erect manutacto
v res we nave ais" heard that 'hey bm''
o'g scnool houses How simple IN then
. mus I" increase the value OF rea' estate
h and raise the pilce "t butter aud eggs
Is BRITISH RAILWAYS. - The London cor
respondent OF the National hfe'HgeHce
- H.. Il
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RAILROADS Their .Adcnntages. Chol.
era IN M Kernon.--We are permitted
10 max the following extracts from LET
ter written by gentleman from this place
and dated Mount Vernon, Aug, "a:
There have been four deaths from cholera
here since my arrival, yesterday afternoon, all in
the Kenyon House-Mrs Bainum, citizen Of
this place. Mr. Rilgway and Mrs. Sul.iyant OF
Columbus, aud little child whose name have
not learned These persons all died within few
hours. have heard Of no other cases since Ow-
ing to the fact that thrse nre the first cases that
ever occurred here, the people are much alarmed
aud mauy left to-day.
| Il had the pleasure ON Thursday last through
the politcness of the conductor, OF riding from
| Newark to Utica in the first passenger car that
came up on the railroad. Freight cars are now
running within four miles of this place and will in
a few days reach this point The entire road
will soon he Completed, which will bring New
/ ark within few hours travel of Lake Eiie.
This iron horse is some" and hope soon to
hear his srrt and see lis tracks in the vicinity of
Lancaster 1t will enuble our merchants TO pay 10
to Is per cent. more for agricultural products
than they now do, there is fully this difference
paid in Transporting by canai and g ods Of every
description can be sold several per cent. cheaper
than they now are aud with the same amount of
profit TO the rnercnant This saving in both cases
must inevitably 60 into ihe pocket OF the producer
aud Consumer, or in other words into the hands
oGlhe farmer instead of the transporter or carrier.
With these facts, plain and palpable as they mnst
be To every rejecting mind, it is matter ofason
ishment that portion Of those most deeply inter-
esied IN The construction Of railroads, eiterpriz-
ing and intelligent as most Of them are in other
respects still urge that we arc better of without
these excellent facilities for transportation,
"l have heard ii used as an argument again6t
them. that their only tendency is TO build up the
town, while the country could in no wise be beA-
c6tted. 1t % true the town will be benefited
benefited by the enhancement Of the prices Of
property and by the attention oil business men be
ing directed to it from various points, which must
necessarily give impulse to trade; but this very
result also benefits the farmer from Ithe simple
fact that the more competition among business
men, the better the farmer will be paid for his
Ipruducts and the cheaper can he purchase his ar
ticles for consumption. b.
The above arguments are comprehen-
sible to the understanding of all. We
would like to see their force evaded.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

CALIFORNIA lNTELLIGENcE.- We yes.
terday gave our readers the bright side
of The news from California and little
from Oregon. If these accounts are to
be taken as correct, we suppose emigra-
tion to the gold regions will commence
anew. The intelligence is certainly of a
wonderful character and almost bids de-
tiance 10 the most ardent Imagination.
| That is the bright side. On the other
hand, Capt Nelson of Logan,who came
by the Philadelphia, does not report so
favorably He is gentleman of con.
siderable intelligence and has doubtless
ly observed things with an unprejudiced
judgment. These who wintered at the
mines, expended about all they made the
previous summer, and il is the fewesL
number who realize anything very hand.
sUme. worth the toll, hardships and dan.
gers Of seeking for it. We learn that he
1 pronounces the Gold Lake" story an un.
miligated humbug. This information is
second handed; we did not get to see the
Captain, but we suppose it is in the main
ctirreci
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

CoNeREss.-This body commenced
the week with good deeds, voting instead
We hope they will continue
to the end. They are bound to have :he
books al nnv rate +.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

TARLToN CoLLEGs.-This Institution,
recently started by the German Reform
Church. will commence its fall session
on Monday the 9th day of September
next. 1t opens with a fair prospect Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-30

Our advices are no later than those
brought by tire previous steamer. We
CLEAN few items ofinterest, however.
from the extracts in the San francisco pa
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-04-09
SALE OF UNITED STATES LAND ABOVE
GEORGETOWN, ID. @.
OaDsANcE DErARrmENr. wAsHIssTos,

ORDsAScE DEPARTMENT, WAsHISGToS,
March IS, 1880
PROPOSALS in writing will be received till the
IL first Of May next for the purchase, for cash, OF
piece of land situate the Little Falls OF the
river Potomac. which has been occupied as United
States magazine lot, together with the buildings
thereon. This land was conveyed TO the United
States by deed bearing date 9th OF September, lSl5
and is described in said deed as " Beginning at
cut stone marked U. s. on two sides, near the head
of the canal and 20 feet from the head bank OF said
canap'- (the canal referred TO being the old Poto
mac Company 3 CANADIAN running south 80 de-
grces east AIT feet inches, to a cut stone marked
above, same distance from the canal thence east
36 degrees north AIT feet inches, TO another cut
stone marked above; thence north 80 degrees
west AIT feet inches, TO another cut stone marked
as above; thence west 36 degrees south AIT feet
inches, TO the place of beginning, containing four
acres, and no more" And if the highest price Of
fered for the land and buildings shall be satisfactory
to the Secretary of War, deed will be executed
by him, under authority of an act OF Congress
passed Sd of March, 1919, conveying to the person
offering the highest price, and to his heirs and as
signs forever, all the right, tle and interest OF the
United States in said premises. II being fully un-
derstood that such conveyance is not to include
any part which may have belonged to said Potomac
Company, or which has been surveyed and laid of
for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which runs
through said land.
The proposals will not be opened till the above
named lst of May. They should be endorsed on
the outside "Oher for Lot at Little Falls"
GEO. TALCOTT,
BIT. Brig. Gen', and COL Of Ordnance
March 9l-1aWta