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A BILL.

To confirm the qualifications of certain County Off
GERS in Sibley county, and for other purposes.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislature Assembly ofMe Ter
rtory Of Minnesota:--
Section /. The acts Of the Board of County Com
mlssoners of .Sibley county, shall in way be i'm
paired or invalidated by because members of that
board qualified and entered upon the duties Of their
office on the first Monday of January following their
election.
Sec. 2. The acts of the Register of Deeds of Sib-
ley county shall in wise be deemed illegal in
sequence Of his failure to file his official oath in the
office of the clerk OF the District Cour, said
ty; Provided said oath shall be led in the office Of
the District Court within ten days after such Office
shall be opened in said county for the transaction of
business.
Sec 3. The acts of the Judge of Probate of Sb-
ley county shall not be deemed illegal in consequence
of his having administered the oath of office TO the
County Treasurer, previous to the approval OF the
official bond of said Judge OF Probate.
Sec. A. The Taxes which remain due on the as
sessment of 1854, in Sibey county, may tie collected
by the Sheriff of said county in the same manner
that other taxes authorized to be collected, and
said taxes when collected, shall be paid over to the
Treasurer of said county, and shall be applied to the
supper, of Schools in SAID county, and shall be devo
ted to no other purpose.
Sec. 5. The Clerk OF the Board of Commissioners
of Hennepin county shall make out for the use of the
Sheriff of Siblcy county, certified list Of the taxes
que from nnaDltantS OF SlDey county unuef tue as
sessmen for 1884, which certified list shall be sufi-
cien authority for the Sheriff of Sbey county to
force the collection of said Taxes in the manner pro-
vided bv Law.
"a. This act shall take effect from and after its
passage
J. s. NORRIS, Speaker of ii. of r.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Pres't Council.
Approved Feb. 7, 1855.
w. A. GORMAN. !
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct copy
of the original act on file in this office.
J. TRAVIS ROSSER,
Secretary OF Minnesota Territory.
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Groceries sc,

lrpenteul',
,OCER AND COMMIS-
Nd JACKSON STREETS,
PAUL, M. It.
rive a large and complete stock
isions, Wooden Ware, &c, to
Ie Trade is particularly request
part of the following articles,
very lowest market rates.
10 cases Olive OIL
10 boxes Asst'd Pie Fruits
20 dcZ cans Ounces
l25 do Teaches
10 DO Pears
Is DO Red Currant jelly
- do Black do
) do Raspberry Jam
3 do Lemon Syrup
- DO Ginger do
5 do Raspberry do
400 do Flavr'ng Extracts
5 cases Preserved Ginger
10 boxes Maccaroni
III do Vermacelli
10 do Farina
10 doz cans Green Peas
no do Shell Bean.
rs cases Asst'd Pickles
rs pkgs Mustard
) bales Cloves
80 mats Cassia
5 bags Pimento
3 do Pepper
100 lbs NutmegS
so lbs Mace
10 boxes Ground Ginger
10 do Chocolate
TO do Cocoa
10 do Tomato CatSup
20 do Pepper Sauce
3 kegs S c Soda
5 hf bbis Cream Tartar
! cases Decanters
Is do Tumblers
so doz Wash Boards
$50 doz Brooms
IL dOz Market Baskets
20 doz Bed Cords
ID COZ Clothes Lines
10 doz Plow Lines
rs doz Buckets
so Nest Tubs
10 doz Axe HeiyeS
20 boxes Clothes Pins
10 do I ID Pipes
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SClf AYED Ok STOLEN.

SAltA ED OAt
NIXON the subscriber, residing on Eden Pa,e aooul
- seven miles west of Shakopee, TWO YOKE OF CAi-
Tie One yoke is of red brndle color, one has white
face and the other has lop horn the LEFT one OF
the other yoke Is almost white, with sprinking OF
brown brndlc color the sides has wide set horns
the other one was Ct straw berry color with the lett
horn inclined inwards ....
Any person returning the above cattle or giving infor
nation where they be found will be literally reward
ed. SAMUEL STEENS0N.
Sept 10, 1855. w3w
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GENERA Al HARDWARE AND WOODEN
WARE FURNISHING STORE.
Baker & BANGS.

GENERAL HARDWARE AND WOODEN
WARE FURNISHING STORE.
Baker a. BANGS.
Nev Brick !>rue, corner Of Third and Minnesota
Streets, So,nf Paul.
WOODEN WARE STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
House FINISHING HARpwARE, AG-
RICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC
IMPLEMENTS, ETC ETC.
A LARGE AND VAIkiED AssOIsTMENT
OF THE MOST AppRoyED FABRiCs, JUsr ARRlv-
ED FROM THE EAST AM NOW OPEN
FOR INSPECTION.
COUNTRY TRADE SPECIALLY iNVI-
DAKER BANGS beg respectfully to announce to the
ID citizens of Saint Paul and the Territory of Mnneso
that they have received already and have daily arr
walls goods in the line of general hardware, furnishing
goods, wooden ware, fine tin ware etc Among their
sorment will be found complete variety of the most APP
proved styles of
FANCY. PARLOR AND COOKING
Among which the Black Diamond, Mavfower, Char
ter Oak, Morning STAR etc. The assortment of Paror
and Fancy Stoves is very fine.
They have also paid particular attention to the depart
ment of
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE,
And they challenge competition for the excellence varie
ty and completeness of the stock of goods in this branch
of their business.
Ofal kinds and from the most approved makers Bench
Screws ect., etc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
fevtry kind that be OF farm, with all the
recently invented and approved machines In the assert
ment will be found Ploug CHS of dereot makes arrows
Cuvators, Scythe Snaths Cradles OK yOkes and bows
hay and dung forks, spades chains vegetable kettles
large size churns, etc, etc.
WOODEN. BASKET AND WILLOW
- WARE.
Buckets plain and fancy Brooms Tubs Willow aud 9th
Baskets. etc. etc. ...
PATENT SCALES,
atches Rotary, j. pattern, and Platform Scales in eve
ry variety.
s. VS.,
Pit, Mill, Cross cut, Han compass back and pannel
Saws.
JAPANNED & BRITANNIA WARE
large comprising every article required for
domestic use, especially.
Together with immense variety Of other desirable
and necessary articles, among which be Ohnd Paint
Grinders Grind Stones nails of all kinds and sizes Car
pentcrs shoemakers upbosterers harness makers and
other hammers, of the best makers. Pumps coffee mills
of several kinds, morars and peste, window sash and
glass, wheebarrows, whips and a
FINE ASSORTMENT OF TABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY.
Wheel, will he offered to the trade retail very
accommodating terms
Aliberal discount male o;he country trade.
No trouble to show gools--purchaserS are invited to
call and zee. BAKER n BANGS.
New Brick stone, eor,a Third and Minnesota streets.
Ju 1855. d&w3m
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OH as. kS. LOWELL.

CHAS. Ii. LOWELL,
AND CIVIL ENGINEER, Hastings, Dakota
County Min Ter. Is provided with accurate Instru
ments for Surveying, Laying out and Dividing Lands,
Plotting, Ievelling &c. Will execute all business
trusted to his care with promptness and accuracy
Aug. 81 daw 1y
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: LAWYERS BLAyKs.-The q chiffon of the profession
ected TO and elegant series of Law Blanks now
ocess of printing at the Pioneer Office. They all
ed on the best paper, and with new and large sized
I type. Those already issued are
npaint on Promissory Note, against all the Parties
.mplant on Promissory Note, against Endorser;
Inmons for Money Demand Contract for Payment
|Dney;
mmons for Relief.
.ther Blanks we have issued
nds for Deeds
bit-C lain Deeds.
.rtgages.
addition to the above we have printed complete
3 Bounty Land Claim Blanks, arranged To meet
class of applicants under the Act of Congress,
bad at the last session.
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To confirm the qualifications of certain County Off
GERS in Sibley county, and for other purposes.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-26

BAKER IL BANGS.
nEALERS in Stoves and Tin Ware, Hardware, III
II Wooden Ware, Cutlery, Counter and Platoon
Scales Breaking Plows, and Farming Tools of ever
description. Country dealers supplied nj reduced pr
ces.-At the new building, corner of Third and Mimi
sofa streets, st. Paul. July 3, ls55-dtf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-02

have vsed PInf %. j. Woods Han Restorative and
have admlfod its Noaioilull effect My hair vas
coming, IS hoas prru Bturely gray, bur By the use
o. DIE k'sioratttf' 90 hos resumed It's original colon
and have 10 doubt, permanently 20.
SIDNEY nREESE,
Ia -Scuaiot United Stares.
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Gurrign Alrm5.
One day later from Europe.

NEW YORK, Oct y.
The steamship Ariel, which left Cowes on
the morning Of the 18th inst, arrived at this
port last evening.
The condition Of the Austrian Government
Exchcquer, os well as the City Bank of Vi
emma, was most precarious.
WAR INTELLIGENCE.
10000 troops were off Odessa in the allied
squadron, and the news of the bombardment
was hourly expected.
Prince Gorlschakoff resorts from the Cri-
mea 10 the lth inst. that no new movement
had ccurred.
The English gunboais had left the Baltic,
and we're under convoy for home.
General .Nilos Items. "A report OF popu-
Tor outbreak in Sicily was prevalent
Rome was dreadfully afll by cholera,
and the foundations Of the marshes had caus-
ed much loss of life and properly.
Russian agents were buslly at work in It.
ally and Switzerland.
Cholera was still rife in Madrid
II Is said that the Danish Sound dues ques-
ton will certainly be settled in an amicablc
manner.
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5Aarriagrg.'

10 Beliosilie, q W, sept. a. By Rev. Mr. Carroll
NJ. J. w Farn'sal Of La"d Mics Martha Wilson,
In East Connth, Oct Do, by Rev. r. Brown. Mr..
Hu'lsid Gales OF East -. Johnsbury and Miss Ro-
seite Tabor n East Topsham.
Ia 81 Alhsns, the evening Of The lsth inst at the
Methodist plt-nnuge, by Rev. Mr.. Wlhsrel, Mr. Hen
~ NJ sgNles, Of Montpelier. and Miss Martha L. CD
son, ofst. Aibans.
thu Rev. Z ]. scott, Mf james A. SeWcll, Of Bfom-
field, M aud Miss Laura A. bailey. Of Elmore.
In Montpelier, Oct. 9, by the same, Ezra Rollins, Of
BeIiin. sud Elizabeth Fierce of " oodbury.
Oc'. i6, by the same, George NJ. Whitney aud Mary
=. Putnam, both Of Alddlssex.
10 Bennins ton, In the Episcopal Church. on the 25i
inst, hy the Rev. Dc. Mnnser, @ q Mnchell ESQ OF
Fon du lac, Wis., aud Miss Susan l.. Walton, of Ben
ningan, adopted daughter of the officiating ceIgyma
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MQrk&tg.
Cambridge rEari4ct. Oct. "a.

A. Markst2i2 cattle 1000 beoves aud Ga Stores con
sisfii ct Wefking Oxen, Cows and Ca IVES YeatInes
Tro, Hnd Three Aeaf Olls.
fntefs-tNtt $3.50 Is- 0Di Ut quality 80 IS o. zoo
second quality tu Co $50 ordinary, 5ut
Frlnrs. WoHNtsG Orsr.-ss3, ~, 100, las.
Calves, sfa 81.
Cove AND Calves - s21, 30, 80.
Two year oid--l3. o. SO.
Ihfoe years old sl4, lt, d $40.
SuEEf AND Lsrus.-At MarsetlO, 100 Extra 90
800 by lot : $50, 250., s9.l5.
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Commissioners Notice.
PEAR TREES
ron SALE AT THE
Union Nurscries, NeescviiIc NY.
Ind rintr onIu flr Ell plrrIinnr

IN Onn FEAR TREES comprising several
tV'VVO Thousand ufths Louise Bonne d. Jersey,
tarlciti Nhue Dos rnne, Onoudags, Wear Of Wake.
iui ani sthe lspultT SORTS iuf &, chafds. which are
deied by the 100 ~ UO 90 rceHcfa prct. low
Pyramids aud bwaf, both penr ana qulnce stocks.
tr Gardens oi ueafs tvsfy vaeiA ans reputation
Dr. iaunf in "a. counff, Boz Europe A portion of
nose Hfu framed sfamids 10 Neals from tho bud,
60 fu braiing ~ ice and thfee planted and
can be removed wui perfect safety. The ahuYc
exclusively OF hhte grop h, those the pear stock
having been worked 90 vtEefuus scrdlinss- raised
hcrf-which are i"unu infinitely suptfiui Ga value {,
routtr, which, nom tnoir az o ouf ci
mate add their consequent tonae and liability TO
" blight" VI The troos worked on tton, worse Than
worthless Tho trees noW ugssd are fcmafk abs thru
~ stnc - and well formed, aud are psireilg lcahy.
90 Mt an gle IHsfaHce ~ - rEAR BLicHT" AGs
nceagred 81 tff.f Aarsnlfsf
Also Tor sole The u-uHl supply OF hFfLE, PLuN aud
CHERKF Trees, loIh ~iauda rd and nwarl, ct 400 tia
chore varieties "a cuiuvaiiuni GEAFf WINS, If ail
the haiaiest md hes, sufs foo open culture; unRANIs,
toosEBKRkirs. RAsrHEHEtGs and sTHAwHEEREs, a.
nearly ever, choice slfcis spendia ioi VI llonsr
CHrsTNuTs ani rILNuR MsFLEs, OF lfgo sixs fT
panung, which ooreahY ihe 1000 very low phi
Cos general assortment OF miscellaneous ORNAAEET-
Al THFEs uud sHhuHs gao uurvaiird cuilectlpn at Al
pY Ross lHLokks in 30 offhe choicest auetirs;
PArosiEs 10 20 dos hHuHARH, AsrAkAevs, HrDGG
lLANTs, &C.
An orders accompanied "a ifh rcmiiianees, will re-
coise prompt and Careful attention.
Catalogues iorv arded on receipt OF Que postage
stamp
Address, hArrKT, Manager and General Agent,
Korsesilio n. v.
IOih month - d, 1. IS. 4w
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RARE CHANCE.
LEGAL NOTICE!

CHE SUIT in the Circuit Couit the United States
ior the Vermont District, in our ma mo against Y.
D. Eddy of Burlington, or infringement of our Patent
for making Friction Matches has been cided ait
full hearing before both Judges ia our favor hy which
decision our exclusive light tho use of the formula
described 10 the Patents sustained.
= All persons are hereby cautioned a.
saiusi SELLING any FRICTION MATCHES except
those made by Us, as ali infrngements ef our right.
wiho prosecuted to the full extent Of the United State
Patent Laws.
BYAM, PEARSON. CARLTON a CO.,
tl6 uNioN srAEEr, BosroS.
JulN 9Th. 1888. FIN
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OGatbs.

10 BtiIe, Ort 10 of lung over Mrs. Bctssy White,
wife nl William Mhi'e, of h.
In Fay.,oo, Oc'6 With dfopsy in tho chest, Mr..
Jonathan Lampsen, aged si Pfiniens 10 NJ H.. Mass,
n. y, IN, and WIS. please copy.
In this VILLAGE, 9th last, suddenly. of sppoplery,
Dea. AlfsED piIKiN, aged 60 years
In Nddlehurs, ga the 10Th inst, John Tillotson, aged
% years and months.
IN chHfdon Sesuga county, Ohio, the 9Th OF Oct,
amer short Illness, NJ. Gufdoa Munsil aged &C Yeas,
ioimoiiyisi iison County, VI.
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STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Cont. holden
Washinaiaa nisfict, at Montpe li.f On he N
day OF Oeiohvr, u. less.
tgoRAHE HOLDEN Administrator of the estate of
William A. Nichols late Of Aidalesen 10 said
district deceased makes application said couit
license 20 -e part OF tho zeal estate 81 said deceased
representing that sad sale i, necessary iof tho payment
OF me deps Of said deceased and expenses OF adunis
uauna ofs4ii estate.
NhsIeupon, d q ordered by said Court. that said
application be referred TO tho ttL dav Of November
A. D. l-a', at the Probate Ofhee, In Montpelier, Tor
that ai prfslns geTestod be nothed hereof by pub
hcaoa 81 nriiee OF hts application I'D order thereon.
three week. successively IA ,ha Vermont Waichman
aud State Journal, pfinted AZ Msdp enof, before sad
time olhe4ung, that they may appel and at said tine
al piece, aud, II they soc cause, Get thereto.
ny ~ Couft--Aue-t, a. Il. MERklL, Register.
ifaeeopy II R~eofd.-At,ssl, 4. x MERRILL, Reg.
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]. u. NJ. Cate, NJ. D., formerly Of Caledo-
MIA County, appointed surgeon in the Rus
sian army.
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Boston, Wednesday, Oct u. Governor
Gardner hus appointed the 29ih Of Noyem-
Der as Thanksgiving day in Massachusetts,.
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SALTS 1000 BUSHELS.

CONSISTING offivewool, Turks lslsndand Cadiz
" salts, noS unloading from the cas- which we shall
sell cAcup ni ctsh, liberal discount made the trade
August goth AZ
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nave received. by late snivais from Europe, their
Importation of Fall aud Winter Goods,
COMPRlslNG morr extensive aud beautiful as
" softment THAI they have ever before offered,
sisting. 20 pau,o
Rich aud medium price SILKS. Elegaei sHAWLs.
Medium aud iow cust SHAWLS. MERlNOS a
CASHMERE D'ECOssE, 10 choice eoiofs. PRINT
ED MOU~SELiNE DE LANES and CASHMERES.
FRENCH NALEACIAs aud POPLtNs. sAXONY
PLAiDs. CASHMERE rLAIDs. SPUN SILKS.
FRENCH, ENGLISH & SEQ rCH PRINTS. PRINT
Ed NELNtlS. LYONS YEi.NErs, OF belufifsl
10 llit,, f,rCLOAks ana MAN rILiAs. EMBgOlD-
ERiEs. GLOVES. HOSIERY, LINENS, A HOUSE
KEEPING ARTICLES ofsyefy eesenptioe.
Also, a full assortment Of MOURNING ARII-
CTS OF the BEST DESCRIPTION.
10 addition 10 our complete STOCK Of FOREIGN
GOODS comprising macy Of the rirhest aftielas i'm
portod,} We have full assofment OF the most approx
ed syles Of AMERICAN FABRICS. which We Offer
at low pica.-ihereby rendering our stock one from
whis purchasers OF Dry Goods may supply themselves,
chef with Hssfai aytelss u moderate cost Of ~itb
Articles OF riegaHee and iaIHrg al higher cost
pufchasers both al wholesale and retail, are invited
10 oxamiue de.rable stock Of Goods when visiting
he ciiy. 5l;6w
CHANDLER a. co.
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Terms of Advertising.

Ono rsge, si50l
Half page, 1000
One fourth pfge, Goa
taids 81 tour lines or icssi 800
Dys :. ". reneugili n Co. li9 Nassau Street. New
York, and 10 State Street, Boston the aulB prs0ns
authorized TO receive oider, and advertisements shnu I'd
be seni through thnm, or To ths undcr.ign0d dfect.
Advertisements must be forwarded hy tho i0th q,
November neH' aud will be- inserted ia the order the
are received.
ly- copy Of the Register. which contains a list
Of all State, County aud Town Diicers, A intueys,
tleigymcn, Physiciuns, Merchants aud Manufacturers
IN the state, Is to be sent TO eaeh advertiser sfai
Il. u. WALTON, Jr.
Montpelier, Oct. ~, 1856.
Iriils cet ifes that have this dny given nvsoo
Gins Cohoy HE time during ihe rem indsr Of hi
minority, md shall neither pay any debs OF his con.
tracing O. claim any Of bis wagcs after this ditto.
TRUE o. COLBEY.
Waterbury, Oct. %, 1875
Attest. Jno u. -mfh. Fn.qvs
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WE TUE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed b,
w the tion. Probate couTt for the District OF Ran
duph Lsmuss,oners, 10 receive, examine, and adjust
uiclam. and demands OF III persons against the o,iais
Of David HohfeoA, ate OF Orahgu, ia said district
deceased, und all claims of the deceased sxhibited In
owOd for that Pofpose, hereby give notice that W.. will
attend TO the business Of appanisnt At the D~s
log house u idow JaIusha HaIhfaok In sad Orange
the 20ih day Of Doeemhef less aud on tbs 5h "a,
sf Aprh 1850 10 o'cloek 10 the f,tonooa an each
oi sad days.
"a. wHi7E, csm~is'i'A'rs
ofaag0, Oct. n, A. u. 1850. So sw
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NOTICE.

MEMBERS Of the Legislature eau obtain checks
IVA which will eniile them 10 tickets over the vsf
mont Canada aud Vermont Central Railroads and re-
tuta TO- full afe ens way, BY calling At the Railroad
office Montpelier Depot.
w HOBART
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Which have superseded the Of all others, and is
nov used ~ the most eniaeut oi the Mouyi aip at
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-09-19

~ We beg leave, respectfully to
call the attention of our Democratic
confreres Of the "press gang" to
the fact, that this, is not a "Know
Nothing" newspaper, and we shall
thank them one and all, to give us
credit for our obituaries, and not put
them to the account of our friends in
Church street. "Take anything but
that" and you shall not hear a word
from us. The time was, when a word
to the wise was suf6cient-alas, the
day has passed.
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WHo's THERE "A few evenings

| WHo's THERE "A few evening
ago. when leaving the Protestant
Cemetery. after having performed L.
last rites to departed mortal with ,
meager band; we met a cart at the
gate, in which there was rough box
badly stained with lamp black and de.
signed for a coffin. A small negro
boy with cart whip was the only liv.
ing soul with the Wagon, and to our
question Of "qui vis, the reply was
"a man." Where from ?" "The
Penitentiary and the cart passed
on to smart crack Of the whip, with
a "ge long JOHN" leaving the gate
to the left and going outside of the
enclosure. What a lesson what a
chapter in the history Of life and death !!
Here was some poor nameless fellow,
who may have been regarded as the
gem of an affectionate family; fon.
died with, carressed and petted by
doting father and mother, and idolized
by his brothers and sisters; and now,
he goes to dust without even solitary
mourner-and no friend to see him
placed gently 1.-THE EARTH" Who
is responsible for this, but you and l
and every one Of US? Is there not
" community in sin, 3" and is not the
man who has it in his power to correct
the errors Of his brother, by kind ad-
vice and gentle words, responsible for
this? Yea; and the prison, which is
called into existence, by the errors of
our social system; is the great manu-
factory-the finishing shop for out
laws, who cannot be blamed for max
ing war to the very hilt of the knife,
IN those who have made them what
hey are, and then condemned them
or it. Let us take the wings of the
morning and travel century hence
nay we not then look back on this pc
iod, and see the barbarism of the
ge, to which our eye is now closed ?
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A CURIosIrY.-A human foot print
too perfect in shape and proportions
to be doubted, was taken from tho
Middlesex quarry at Portland last
week. 1t is appearntly the foot.step
of one Of the aborigines. and doubtless
one of the primitive tribes, as it ex-
hibits unmistakable evidence of the
original moccasin. This specimen
was taken at depth of 60 feet in
the rock.
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DIED..

DlED.-On Monday, 18th CHARLES
B. fORGACS, Aged % years.
The deceased was Hungarian, of noble
| birth, of rare mental endowments, educat.
ed for the legal profession; an advocate 70,
the rights OF his oppressed country a sol.
der in defence Of those rights; by his dis
tinguished bravery made an officer of rank A;
compatriot of Kossuth and upon the un-
happy termination of the Hungarian strug-
gle, prefering exile to Austrian amnesty,
he became an outlaw, and since then, in
Turkey, in New York, in Iowa's wild
prairies, as private Sec'y. of Gov. Uihazay :;
in the South as an adventurer, and finally
in this place he has borne the curse of
outlawry, and of exile from home and
its endearments of parents reverenced,
Of brothers loved; of friends to be
seen no more, and prospects in life tor ever
blasted with deep accomplishing sor.
row that even his most intimate friends
could but now and then catch slight Gimp
ses of --. But he is at rest now, On.
preston has Cone her work and he has
found home; but he has left a name
that will long be cherished in the hearts
of the few who were privileged to know
him. There the memory of CHARLES B.
FoRGAcs will ever be green while virtue
is respected. B..
At the residence Of Phillip Garig, in the Parish
OF Livingston. on Monday, the 10th inst, EMEL.
lie LIE BLANC, consort of FRANK. N. MARKS.
The deceased, was a daughter Of Nercsse LIE
Blanc, Of Lafourche. At the outbreak ofthe few
in this city, she left town to avoid it. Her re.
mains were brought in yesterday, and taken from
the residence of Col $. +. Marks, to the tomb for
nterment. What shock will this intellige pcer
be, to a devoted husband who is not yet apprised
of the fact!
Died ofy elbow fever yesterday morning, the
18th inst JOAN HANNA, Telegraph operator. Of
st. Louis, Mo. aged about 26 years.
~ st. Louis papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
VIM. H. STEELE, aged about % years.