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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-08-25
Valuable Property for Sale

OFFER for sale my lot and two three story brick
buildings thereon, situated on Jackson street,
Fifth-two of the best constructed and eligible
siness buildings in st Paul. The lot which they
so by 1l9 fcet of the buildings Is 25 80, the
other ,21by 5OThe title to the property unencumbered
and ndisputable andthe whole Will be sold at bargain.
Terms aud payments will be made easy.
ice 9dawtf CIIAS. COULTER.
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VERMONT WnG STATE CoNSENTIoN.-The
wings of Vermont have nominated John Wheel
err, of Burlington, for Governor, and Isaac T.
Wright, of Castleton. for Lieutenant Governor
The Nominating Convention was held at White
River Junction, on the sth inst, and was thin
ly attended.
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UNION IN MAssAcHUsETTs-The reports from
Massachusetts, are to the effect, that the efforts
now making to unite all those opposed to the
Administration, in the Republican movement.
is being attended with great success. Many Of
the ablest men of all the old parties approve
of it.
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The OLMsTED PLATrORM.-The Pioneer, in
speaking of the German Convention, says:
"a manly letter was received from David
Olmsted. in which he declares himself opposed
to NOthingism. the extension of Slavery,
and the Maine Liquor Law"
Let us have the letter, neighbor. These are
times that require the JuN record to be spread
before the people.
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i HENRY McKENTY,
Dealer i'm Real Esta &c. 9

Qce,oid Post o6sce Budding, Third St, Saint Paul
AND bensht andsold throughout tht TERRITORY; Mou-
ey loaned, investments made to the best ady
sao Lana warrants bought and located. r
afs III gqf REFERENCES. 49,.
Gsert Davis, s Ssq., sov W n'S ssaEnon
t,ss. = NJ III, Esi., Ion II WEIGH, Chief JEs-
S s. A 9 nc reyster, tice Of Minnesota, 81
phew, .,,,f ffs - Conoress Do'0sa'oso
Aessss. Winams Guion Rice, Hollinshead& becker,
PHILADELPHIA. Atty's at Law,
'osepn ESD, Pre- Messrs Borup &Oskes Bank.
Aessfs 70, bankcrsJ Travis Rosser ESQ, Secre-
-. IayIoI yo., tary OF the Territory,
=. Bngeam DOCK, Ames q Van Etten, Atty's
g Freed, Ward Freed, at Law, 49, : ="
6 SiteFs, James& Cos. Rev N Fullerton, Regis -
&c Baily g. Co; u Land Once,
Edward Hurst, ESD, Notary VIM Hocornbe, Esq Rece
Public; 817 ta er Land Office,
II. Messchert, Atty at Law, DR. 7 Mann.
James Kitchen, NJ. D., NEW ORLEANS.
VIM. Stoever, Esq. (Messrs. Brown, johnson
vICKsBURG. Co., Bankers,
Messrs. Brown, s. Johnson suev March 9, 1856,
bankers 4
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New YORK, August Is.
The dry goods house of Clark Libbe & Co.
have suspended. Liabilities not very heavy,
and the winding up, it is thought, will prove
satisfactory.
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Cottage Grove Lands |!
PRICE SIS PER ACRE!r' -.

hay Cash, ana the Balance in One and TITO
Years Without Interest. ratl
Aonns , sS"sst ss.,,s mostly Of 2,
IN the delta OF country embraced between the Missis-
spp and st Croix Rivers, in central locality, within
Two hours ride OF st Paul, Point Douglas, Hastings,
Aften Hudson, Red Rock and Saltwater, all anording
ready and accessible markets for produce.
These lands situated in the oldest and best cult-
Vateu district In Minnesota. The soil Is rich, dark
loan. The Great Western Railroad, now completed
from Chicago to Madison. Wis. and in progress thence
NortnweStwari, will in short time be pushed forward
10 the mississippi River the st Crox Prescott
ana Point Douglas, and pass through portion Of these
lands to st Paul. :
hese lands will be sold in quantities, mot less than
40 acres,) to suit purchasers.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer In Real Estate.
ST PauI. MI O.. 1066
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REAL ESTATE IN LA CROss.-We take the fol-
lowing from the La Cross Democrat, showing
the price of property in that town. Surely no
one can say that prices are too high there:
'.Mr. Nathan Myrick has sold the corner lot.
directly south of the BARRIERS shop on Front
Street, to Mr. Lathrop, for $500. A large
store is to be erected Oh the lot this SUMNER
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FIGHT on THE PLAINs.-We learn from re-
liable source that great battle recently &C.
CURED on the Plains northwest of us, between
party of Red River Hunters and war party
of Yancton Sioux. We have no particulars
but scvaral on both sides are said 10 have
b,en killed and wounded.
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gD- The bulk of Ohio wool clip this season
has been sold, and it is estimated that the wool
growers Of the State have realized S5oO,oOO
cash from this valuable raw material
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GD-The new ferry boat H. NJ. Rice, says the
La Cross Republican, is stuck on bar in Black
River Lake between here and Onalaska. This
may be ominous of the result which awaits the
Nebraska man of Minnesota.
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The meeting then adjourned till Tuesday
evening next, to complete its business.

ANOTHER INJUNcTION.-Some time ago suit
was instituted in the Superior Court of New
York. by the Illinoistown and BelIeviffe Rail-
road Company, against Page & Bacon, grow
ing out of the sale of bonds of that Company
amounting to $6O0,O00-the Company claim
ing that large amount was still due to them
The suit was commenced in the form of an in
junction and on Saturday dispatch was re-
ceived, stating, "that the injunction was sus-
tanned in full."--.No. Rep. 6.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT,
Ramsey County, I'd judicial District.

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT COURT,
Ramsey County, I'd judicial District.
Emily Robinson, }
0gai~sf
Moses Robinson.
THO MOSES ROBINSON, Decentralization are hereby
u summoned and required to answer the complaint
in this tion which has been filed in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the District Court for the County OF Ramsey,
and to serve copy of your to said complaint
upon us, at office, in the City Of St. Paul, In the
County OF Ramsey, and Territory aforesaid, within
thirty days hereof upon you, exclusive
Of the day of such service: and II fail to answer
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
this action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Dated at st. Paul, June 30th, 1866.
SANBORN & FRENCH,
jyl4w6w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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st. Paul Drug Store-Notice,

III HAVE associated with mo In the Drug Business NJ
u J. R.JENKS, late Of Philadelphia, who has beer
raised in the Drug business In that City, and Is thor
oSghly practical rhaEnaceuntst arH nanuzactuking
The business win hereafter se conducted under tho
name andstyle Of Day & Jerks. 2 pAVID DAY.
w nave received and opened 81 FAR the largest and
pest selec. led stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
PeIfumory window Glass and Druggists
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Were bought in New York PlIlalelphfa directly Of
inc importers and Manufacturers, and ali submitteito
personal inspection and warranted pure and fres
No expense pains has been spared or will heresffeF
be to furnish the very best and purrss of melicue
We are doing and intend cde xJobtng Buslnes
are prepared to sell goods at low prices as tbey carr
be bought I'm Gaena Of CHR ago or anywhere II, the
West The Public respectfully invited to cali and
examine fer themselves, confident IL they do
they viii so no further to supply their wants.
Je14 - DAY g. JENKS.
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gy- John Gilman, citizen of Dexter, JEFF
ferson county, N. Y, who had been one Of the
unfortunate "sympathzers" in the Canadian
revolt in 1888, taken prisoner and sent to
British penal colony. returned to his family on
the 2Gth ult., after an absence OF seventeen
years.
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MARSHALL & CO..
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,

Cor. Third and Cedar Streets, st. Paul.
WILL receive deposits, buy and sell exchange deal in
=" Land Warrants, and loan money, and make invest
mentS for nOn-residents.
REFER TO
c. II. Rogers & Co Wall Street, New York,
Keen & Taylor, 1Ol, Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
N. Holmes & Sons, Pittsburgh,
Kinney, Espy & Co., Cincinnati.
Bank Of Mo-. and Darby s. Barksdale, st. Louis, Mo.
Marine Bank Chicago.
N. Corwith, Co., Gaena.
Flagg & Savage. Quincy.
August "a, 1855 dtf
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The GERMAN MovEMENr.-The Pioneer states
the vote in the German meeting Of Tuesday
upon the Delegate question, as between Rice
and Olmsted, to have been as follows:
OImsted Observation-Disclosures. 20
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LAKE SUPERIORITY!
COTTAGE HOMES.


100 Lots of Five Acres Each,
TN beautiful and commanding situation, about one
L mile from the City limits. Soil rich black loan.
Pr $500 per Lot $500 cash, and the balance in
and tao years Without interest.
st, Paul. April 26, 1856. HENRY MCKENTY,
1885,. a. us wifi Dealer in Real Estate.
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The ST. CRoIx UNION.-The editor of this
last-in-thc-ficld Rice sheet says that he, upon
first coming to the Territory, took us for fair
and candid editor. We are sorry we cannot
reciprocate the compliment. From the start,
we never took him for anything of the kind
He has proved himself to be just what we sup
posed he was-a vain, pOmpOus soldier of for
tune one who came to Minnesota to impress
his ideas of his own greatness % upon green
horns" and as yet he has found no one to bite
at his tom-tit bait except H. NJ Rice. The ed
itor Of the Union having already ackno,Uledg
ed, by inference, that he worked for Mr.. Rice
because that candidate WOULD PAY HIM BEST,
he has full liberty to charge us with being
bought until he wears his fingers ends off in
writing the charge. He can also nibble away
upon the MinnesOtian at any other point he
may suppose vulnerable. The teeth of older
Loco Foco rats than he have been tired at that
game long since.
~ The yellow fever has broken out at
several points of the South with much viru-
LEDGE. AT New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Cos
port, Norfolk, Portsmouth, &C., it has been
quite fatal.
~- The father of the snake tanning girl
has been arrested in Boston. The girl is afraid
of the snake, and at an exhibition in that city
the snake bit her hand severely.
HIGH WATER IN TIE WsCoNsIN.-The Bara-
boo Democrat says:
''Thc Wisconsin River is now up at high wa
ter mark and vast quantities of lumber is run
ming out.
The last of $50 RATS, containing over S,OOO,-
900 feet and the property of one company, pass
ed the Dells on the End inst. 1t is contracted
at St. Louis for $22, so per 1,O00.
The Upper Mississippi is full of lumber, and
on Black River alone there are 100000, Of
logs running out,
@g- Water and Mdsk-melons arc getting
quite plenty in our market, and are selling al
ND- Potatoes have been contracted fer at
Syracuse, n. y, at Is cents per bushel
re- II is said that the Mormons are finding
gold and silver on the Swcetwater, and other
streams in the vicinity.
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PRINCE JOHN.--The Virginia papers are in a
stew. They have not, like the Wyoming peo-
pie, seen "snaix," but Prince John Van Buren,
has been seen about the Springs of Western
Virginia. All the old political wbalers are out
with harpoons in hand to take him as if he were
sea serpent. But the less timid reason of the
matter. They think he came to put his thumb
on the Democracy Of that region and see wheth-
er it be Hard or SOft.-.N Y. Times.
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10 TIE receipts of the Illinois Central
Railroad are coming up. Ii the month of
July they were, in round numbers, $4,000
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GD- The secular press Of Kentucky consists
of fifty newspapers published daily, tri-weekly
semi-weekly and weekly. OF this number,
thirty arc in the interest Of Sam, being earnest
advocates of the principles of the American
party. Seventeen are favorable to the Sag
NIGHTS party, while three maintain a neutral
position in the political canvass.
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BosroN, August 1S.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence died at IL O'Clock
this afternoon.
BALTIMORE, August Is.
At Norfork, the number of deaths averaged
per day, in a population Of 1000.
BUFFALO, August Is.
Flour, fair inquiry, without important
change. Sales 800 bbls. choice Ohio at So, 90 ;
100 Wisconsin at 1925; $50 new at $s,S2a
100 Michigan at $500. Wheat in good request
and steady 5000 Kentucky at $3.50. Corr
quiet and easier.
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Ms- The great "crib." as it is called, for the
draw of new bridge to rest on, in the river at
Rock Island, Illinois, is five hundred feet long,
and forty feet wide, and requires one million
feet of lumber to build it, and sixteen thousand
yards of rock to fill it. The estimated cost is
$4,000.
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L. e. Dayton. E. w. Packard.
DAYTON & PACKARD,
Dealers in Real Estate.

Office at the junction of Third, Bench and 81. Anfk
ny Streets, near the Post Office.
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ANOTHER DEFALCArIoN.--It is stated by
correspondent of the New York Post that
Clerk in the U. S. Quartermaster's Office at
San Antonio, Texas, is de(aulter for 200
or $4,000. 1t is alleged that he purchased
properly, farms, stock and negroes freely, and
kept table at cost of not less than $4,000
per annum, on a salary of $40 or $50 per
month. He is under arrest.
A SMART OLD MAN-Mr. Peter Judkins of
Palmyra. formerly of Brentwood, n H., who is
now eighty-four years Of age, is good speci-
men of Yankee vigur and enterprise. Last
year he made churns aud sold them, for the
purpose of getting surplus money in order to
allow of his making'a journey to Wisconsin. He
made the journey, and while in Wisconsin set
the glass for large block of buildings, occu-
plying nearly the whole winter in the work.
He has returned to his home in Palmyra, is in
good health and spirits, and more than ever
pleased with his home in the beautiful State of
Maine.-Bangor Wing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17

HAMproN's VEGETABLE TINcruRE. - BY its
mild actions on the stomach, liver and the kidneys,
will cure dyspepsia, cough, asthma. bronchial and
lung affections; pains in the back side and brrast:
consumption scrotla, rheumatism, govt, neuralgia,
stula piles, bo,rel complaints, and nervous
debiLities-with all diseases arising from impure
blood, and is the greatest female medicine ever
known. This invaluable medicine is working Won
ders upon the human frame. The letter which we
publish to-day will be read with great interest bv
the afflicted. We lately had conversation with a
venerable clergyman Of this city who detailed to Us
the particulars of a most remarkable cure effected
by this medicine upon a woman who had for years
been soreIy afflicted with scrofuous affection.
Similar statements from like reliable authority
prove beyond all doubt, that there is a virtue in
Hampton's Vegetable Tinclure, which can be found
in no other observation-disclosures Republican and
.4rgus -+.s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May Is, 1855.
FLouR.-The Flour market this morning was
quiet, but holders generally firm in asking $10.87,
at which about 200 bbls. Howard Street brands
were sold. City Mills held at sl0.e7.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Th grain market is quiet.
There were 300 bushels of Wheat offered, and
sales of white at 27O 278; red do at 260 27O
cts per bushel.
Corn.-l5, 900 bushels Corn offered, and sales
of white at LOG 108 cts; yellow ITO cts. per
bushel. =
Oats-sales of Maryland and Virginia at 64a66
cts. per bushel.
From the American of Saturday last.l
ToBAcco.-The demand for France keeps up
great activity in the market for both Maryland
and Ohio Tobacco. The receipts Of Maryland
have been fair, and the sales comprise the whole
of the receipts prices being fully maintained, but
no advance being realized. We quote as last
| week, viz:
Inferior to common Maryland at IS rs ia SOS;
good common to middling, leafy, at S6.75a$7. so,
and good to fine brown at $7a9
| The receipts from the upper counties of Mary
land are very light being only 10 or IS hhds.
| The inspections of the week 100 hhds.
Maryland, 416 hhds. Ohio, and 6 hhds. Virginia,
total, l, 142 hhds.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17
THE VETo OF THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE

THE VETO OF THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE
LoRING.-Govern"r Gardiner, in his mes
'sge to The Massachusetts Legislature, giving
his reasons Tor ve,oing the resolution for
the removal Of Judge Lorine, refers to the
dangerous precedent j, would set, even ir i,
be constitutional, end says, smother ohlec-
zion with him is that no crime is slledped
against him, in office or out, and no incIi-
nation is given ,ha. he has not satisfactorily
and faithfully performed his duties ss Judge
Of Probate. We quote the message on an
other point:
"To the allegation thu: Judge Loring has
shocked the popular sentiment of Mas.s.
chuset,s. j, may be per,inen, to ssk whs,
the duty ofjudges is !? Are they to expound
The laws as made by the Ia -making pow
er, or are they TO cons,rue them in sccor-
dance with popular sentiments: When the
time arrives that Judge so violates bis oath
of office 90 to shape his decision according
10 The fluctuations Of popular feeling, we
become government not of laws, bu, of
men.
"Supposing, IS is alledged, that according
10 The ordinary balancing If conflicting ,es-
,imonv, the decision Of Judge L"ring was
erroneous, no one asserts or believes iha,
he wi'fuIlv .adjudca,ed wrongly end cor
,up,ly. The error, il error j. be consider
ed, was a mistake. l. a Judge, then, to be
removed from office, even If in the execu-
ton Of tina, office he gives a mistaken judg-
mens. Such an impractical and dangerous
policy #ould lead to daily removal among
judicial officers o: our inferior courts, SO
often ere their decision overruled BY higher
tribunals"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17

Col. KINNEY ARRESTED AGAIN.-.Netc
York, May l5.-A warren, having been Is.
sued in the United States District Court q,
Philadelphia for the arres, Of Col. Kinney,
,hs, gentleman wen. to Philadelphia last
night.
Philadelphia. May l5.-Col. Kinney
was brough. before Judge Kane, Of the U.
States District Court, this afternoon. and
held in $4,000 security to answer a charge
Of violating the neutrality laws, by 6uing
GU, vessel in this district TO act sgsins,
Nicsragua. ]. is slledged the. the vessel is
a. this port, alresdy TO sail, with amm"n-
ZION, stores and three hundred men. Bail
in the amour, named was entered by Mr..
Presbury, Of The Guard House
Hon. George nj. Dallas appeared as coun.
sci for Col. Kinney.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17

PERUVIAN GUANo.-We see il stated in
tbs Patriot lhs. the price Of Peruvian Gu
sno. is soon to be reduced 10 $45 per ton.
II is also stated .ha. Peru has appointed o
chief sgen. for the United States, who will
have the power to sppoin. numerous sub
ordinate sgen,s and agencies, q. ell impor.
tan. ponts-,hese agents TO be American
ci,izens-and bv them is the entire details
of business to be transacted. Sales in all
cases 10 be made directly TO consumers
When this system (Which is intended ,c
break up sny monopoly in the guano bust
messy goes into effect, any guano offered OF
sold as Peruvian by persons mol belonging
to, or connected with The legitimate agency
will be pronounced spurious.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17
THE Inversion CAUSE.-THE followir

THE INVERSION CAUSE.-THE following
from one of our Washington exchanges will
be of interes, 10 our farmers:
The chief Of the agricultural branch Of
the Ps,en, Office has received a report from
W. W. w. Bowie, Of Prince Georges c"un.
". Md, Of his experience in raising the
Georpis ersss-lhe Inversion grsss-which
first came into notice by being described and
greatly praised in last years Patent Office
(AgrlcuI.uraI Report.
Mr.. Bowie writes that he sowed u ''dur-
inp The last Of October, upon kind soil, IN.
msnured. II came q, once end has grown
kindly. !, is now (Msrch l7'h) at least
three inches high, and has been green all
the winter II bids fair 10 he the most val
usbIe grass ever grown in Maryland. ] a.
frs, doubled most that was ssid of 1t. but
now feel sure that it will surpass oil that
it's originator 0. di'coverer has w,i!'ep about
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17

PLANTING PoTAToEs.-We hope our far
me,s will take gres, pains in selecting their
seed po,s,oes ibis wear. No farmer should
pIsn, seed potatoes erawn within FIVE miles
Of his residence. Those living il; !he interior
Of The country should get their seed from
near the sea board, and vice versa. A sue
cessfnl cul,ivalor Of potatoes. informed us
tina, j, was his practice 10 get his seed po's-
'oes every year from q distant part Of the
country. and which had been grown upon
soil somew hat df1rren, from ihs. Of his
farm. Seed p",sioes sh"ukI be well dried
before planting. A Russian Professor ha-
asserted .hs, potatoes grown from seed died
al Q heat of $500 will never he effected w,,i,
rot. ], becomes our farmers Ibis year tn
pay greet attention 10 the cultivation of po-
,s,oe>, so ms, We shall not be compelled
hereafler-as has been done for two wears
to import so many at them from distant
countries. We believe it would be q GOO,
plan TO dus, over the potato vines with the
powder Of air.slseked lime jus. before they
blossom. This would destroy bugs end
no. ,nju'e the vines Scientific american
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17

WHAT Cosr.-In l3 days the sllies
r.ined on se,sslo2ol 100000 balls, a'ersg.
ing As lbs, in weigh; making daily show.
er Of 2,7O0, 600 lbs. Of ron, or total storm
Of 25, 100000 lbs, worth, At The rate Eng
fish pig iron is selling 81, lie; clone trans
por,a,ion and manufacture, $3i3'3oo: u
the cannon balls fred from Tho allied lines.
during the Is days, were rolled into TaII
bsfs, weighing sixty pounds 10 the YARD,
The bars would extend 'hif.y.,wo miles; or,
ii laid IS a railroad would suffice for q sim
gle track Iosd from New York TO Albany,
with oil the necessary turn outs. ii is es-
,imsted tina. 4,6S0,O00 lbs. Of powder was
required 10 push The iron. A. Is cents per
b., hi. cos. 500, 1000. Lives not counted.
~ Y. Courier.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-05-17

A WHITE CRow.-A negro boy employ
ed At the Poor's House in this county, has
caught crow, which is entirely white. j.
was captured near the place where one oI
the same color was taken some two or three
years since. We ere assured BY the over.
seer Of the house ,ha, this is a veritabIe
crow. end IS white as any crow could well
Imagine himself to be.