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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

Cy:.No clue has yet been obtained of the rob-
bers who entered the Banking house of Brewster
& Co. of this city on the night of the 2lst. and
stole thercfrom $4,700.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30
WORLDS FAIR.
LOUIS ROBERTS

LOUIS ROBERTS g.,
the honor to inform the public that he has purchased the
IL Worlds Fair Store and stock of goods, and invites an in
The Bes, and Latest style Of Goods
VIII DC e1stay On hand and sold as very low prices:
which exc,ls both in quality quantity any
has been offered for sale in city, NJ labor
of the community, and the ladies especially
dress and toilet goods to be the recherche
Particular acson has paid Furnishing Goods,
he is enabled Offer the styles ace
damask curtains, with furture capenss of kind and
generally article required r the comfort adjournment
dwelling.
For the GENTLEMEN heis wen prepared with
OF boots, shoes hats, clothing, under clothing, and in
fact all that is outfit the outward
Having experienced and skifu cutter,
Der OF good worknen constantly employed he enabled to
make at short notices. clothing variety, suit
Dealers the country will fnd WORLDS
large stock of goods purchased in New York. with special
very favorable terms, Roberts able dispose
such low to make it object Interested
Among the multitude Of articles he has hand the
House Furnishing Goods.
Il all kinds, qualities and pricc comprising tapestry, three
curtains, French cloth stap
eds table and piano linens window papers,
satns chnzes, printed cottons square
s .sa @ e w cloth ess ss ans. ens
vctornes, This department for its variety and complete
Mems Clothing styles, thoroughly made
and Carefully selected from the stocks Of the makers
no one IL 10 suited.
Boots and Shoes the most approved Eastern
This branch trade received Roberts
tentun, his will be
For goodness of work and elegance appearance
boO shoes CATERS slippers plain and and ladies
cannot be surpassed by any stock west Of Chicago.
Grass-Bleached Linen Shirtings,
direct the celebrated Beachery Samuel Belfast
Ireland. Roberts possesses the facility obtaining
goods drec and them being selected
Extra cdth SheefinJ and PiHow CdsingA superior at-
Gle, better than before offered here
Cotton Prints in endless variety, and Of the latest and most
approved styles.
Ali that belongs to complete Dry Goods establishment may
be found in the Worlds Fair which has attached it
department for the sale of '...r
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.
The stock fresh and
ected judciOusy by experienced
be eqIa not superior the best of its kind
other stocks this market. In the will be
Black and teas recently purchased In New York; Bel
chers clarified and crushed sugars brown Havana and New
Orleans Rio, Mocha and Jasper
and War Eagle brands family salt, and
tom sod, water and biscuit crackers; sperm,
wooden pickles. sanes
fruits, tobacco, cigars, syrups, willow-ware, sc.
Choice Liquors by the quantity in bottles, comprising
Ota, Dpuy Co. choice old brandy A. Seignette do Pele
d Peter worthys and Brown Sherry, South Side
deira, juice and Old Port Wne Irish, Scotch,
Bourbon Whskey; London Porter Scotch Ale, etc,
p. II. BEAULIEU,
Agent COR LOUIS ROBERTS.
FARMERS and others invited to bring in produce
Cash will paid all kinds the full market
Saint Paul, Jan. %, 1S55-dwtf
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C15'If it takes minister seven years to learn to
preach, and six days to prepare two sermons, how
many hills of corn should farmer plant in a day.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

Real Estate loans are not made at less than 2
Upper cent. per month, nor for less period than
one year. LIST class paper commands per cent.
per month readily,-call, 2 per cent.
Exchange is firm at l-2 2pcr cent. premium.
Land Warrants dull.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

New CONFERENCE.-The cashier of the State
Bank of Indiana gives notice that counterfeit
$40 Indiana State Bank bill has lately been
seen, which is very we'll executed, but is too dark
in the engraving, and the numbering on both
sides is by the same hand, which is never the
case in the genuine bills. This was on the La
fayette branch, but it will doubtless be used for
others. It is a dangerous counterfeit.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

Teller in Messrs Cook, Sargent Parker's Bank
ing House, has just shown us most splendidly
executed counterfeit five on the City Bank of New
Haven, Ct. Letter |, payable to j. f. Sheffield,
and dated March 4th 1854. 1t is probable there
is MOI f them which will be offered here. Look
Out.-R, l. ReD,
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Copper Ore at Hastings.

In digging a well week or two since in the
middle of the town plat of Hastings, near the
Landing, in a horizontal layer of the lime stone
rock, ten feet below the surface, the workmen
struck vein of Copper about one inch in thick
ness, the most of it ox;dized, but containing nu-
merous nodules of pure Copper, from the size of
an egg to hazel-nut. We have been shown a
a specimen by DR.. Thomas Foster, which we think
contains about ninety-fve per cent. Of Copper
The gentleman who sunk the we'll is an old miner
and predicts better results. There arc other indi
cations of mineral in this vicinity. Near the falls
of the Vcrmilion, one mile and a quarter from
Hastings Landing, considerable quantities of crys-
tails of white lead ore have been found. About
twelve miles beyond Hastings, near the Cannon
River, Mr.. Farribault discovered large quantities
of Galena or sulphuret of pure lead, which
a badger in digging his hole on the prairie, had
thrown up.
HAsrINGs.-We learn that the Grist Mill at
Hastings, on the Falls of the Vermillion, has been
started by Mr.. Graham, the proprietor, and is do
ing fine business, grinding both -four and corn.
1t has two run of stone, a smut machine, and a
fine batting apparatus, and is turning out good
work, not only for the inhabitants in the imme-
datc neighborhood, but also for the people on
Cannon River.
Workmen are engaged on Saw Mill immed-
ately below the Grist Mill, which will be in opcr-
alton in the Spring. There two other Mills
just starting in the vicinity of Hastings: by
Messrs. Blakeley & Truax, on the outlet of Spring
Lake, about four miles below, and the steam saw
mill of Bassett & Kinney, on the Mississippi, three
miles above Hastings. Both these mills will be
in operation in the Spring, or soon as they can
obtain logs.
Notwithstanding the winter Hastings has been
progressing gradually but surely. Several new
buildings have been built and others are in pro-
cess of erection.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

CO Counterfeit iives of the Casco Bank of
Portland are in extensive circulation in the neigh
borhOOd of Boston,
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'-'' ~ PROPER Z WILCOX.
Dealers In Real Estate, Practical Surveyors and General
Agents.
OFFICE in the U. s. Land once Buildings. -iT
.s,l. t. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
WE will attend to the purchase and sale OF village and city
w property farming Vicinity and
other important localities. Particular attention given TO
veyng and entering and the rneres else
where In the Territory Property and titles carefully exam
ined pad collecting done. &c. Agencies solicited.
All entrusted will receive prompt careful
attention.
PONTIAC, MIcH-non &. T. Copeland Judge I'd Judicial
LApyER NIcu-Hon. A. n. Hart. Prcs't Port Huron and
Lake Michigan Railroad; J. X. White, ESP, Director, do.
PITrsBURGH, PA.-Austin Loomis, Esq, Stock aud Ex-
change Broker -. -.
BURlINGroN vT-Rev. wortfiington Smith, D. D., Pres't
wv n. Benedict, Professor Mathematics and
Civil Engineering, dos Hon A. L. Catlin Collector OF cusoms
ORWELL, VT.--Ion Roswell BottuIn.
TROY, N. Y.-P. NJ. Corbln, Esq, Cashier Union Bank
BELyiDERE, ILs.-IIon. Cephus Gardner Hon. r. - Mo-
long, M D. ana Aies. SreS, Esq, nmsrr: Cow
German; J. Travis Rosser, Secy MT. -.
Fort SMELLING, NJ. T.-Erankln Steele, Esq:
MINNEAPoLIs, N. T.-Ion A.. Il. Ames N. l.. Oids, Ee-
sister U. s. Land Once; X. +. Russell, Receiver.
oct19-dwtf
LAND FOR SALE.
LORTr acres In rear OF ST. Anthony; tauaDie cIans
miles Of the Falls; an interest In valuable water
mm adatey of townj alarge
ourshng Of Minneapolis, Shak-
opee, lie Sue'r and Mankato
dec27-tf PROPER WILCOX.
WANTED.
FEW Good Lots In ST. Anthony and st. Paul; Gold, Land
n Warrants, CURRENCY Drafts &C., at the current rates Of
exchange.
n- Interest allowed special deposits:
- INSURANCE.. :
VTIESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY, CLEAN, N. T.
w Applications policies issued at this Office
the safest and most favorable terms
Dealers Estate General Agents, Land
OGce Building Mnneapols Mnnesofa decZ1-tf
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CAUTIoN-Large numbers of the notes of the
America Bank. Trenton n. j., have been mutila-
ted by cutting off either end taking piece out
of the middle. These notes arc repudiated by the
Bank. Don't take them.
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LEcTURE.-Rev. Mr.. Van Ingen, will lecture be-
fore the Young Mems Literary Association, in the
Capitol, this evening. Subject" Search after
Principlcs."
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFICE,(
Jan. 81, 1866. !
THE material change In the
Market since last report. Flour firm at $99k. Salt
Perk-little demand. Wheat-arge guam
titles hand ready sales at $780, to 1925 OATS de-
mand-ready sales Soc blu. Corn the decline and
sales. Lumber-none seasoned, quantity green
hcent Matched Foorng-rcady $50
Wood-Penty wood in market still 1t in
large quantities range from So 5o@$i
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.
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ci occupy middle ground between hastily
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their weestashed literary scientific nd theological char
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made the receipt
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Although this involves outlay part, az
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scribers:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

CO One of the most dangerous frauds. ever
executed in the United States, is to he found, in
in the alteration of the notes of the Shoe and
Leather Dealers Bank, of Boston, from ones to
500. The execution is so admirable, that it has
deceived several tellers of the Boston and other
banks-who have actually received them, on do
post, for genuine one hundred dollar bills.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-30

ITEMS FROM THoxPsoN's REPoR1ER.-The Lewis
County Bank turns out to be a perfect swindle,
and Stanton & Wilcox, who pocketed all the as
sets, have failed.
The Stark Bank, Vt, sells for so cents on the
dollar.
Shipbuilders' Bank, Maine, is in dubious
state. The Merchants Bank, Burlington, will
fail, mark what we say.
Darby & Barksdale of St. Louis, have failed.
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TOFarmers and Millers.
sALMONS IMPROVED PATENT
GRAIN AND GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.
THIS premium worli New
i York, also at the New York State Fair in 1852.
edged by ali to far any other for
ing grain and sccds and last spescng the of
invite1 to call and this Machine, before
purchasing any other. For Sale only by ,,n
Agents for the Territory.
Jan6-tf Near the head Of Third ST., ST. Paul.
Brandy..SUPERB.
WE HAVE hand just 10 gallons Otard, Dupuy
w Co.'s, Old, genuine, no-lnsake FRENCH BRAN
awe 1t the BEST the Territory IN
1t comes very high, thought costs highland at the
profit t-but to those who want the GENUINE stuff
medical purposes.
DR.. FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Upper Town.
st. Paul. Sept. 90, 1854.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
Mrs. NJ. l.. STOKES is now opening at her millinery
Bonnets. Having where she has
ec:sd with care, the latest Paris Styles she now prepared
ected assortment Of millinery goods offered this side Of
p. s.-she would ladies a
ETY. Of styles for making coaks which cannot be surpassed In
beauty and elegance oct17-h
VXTATCH AND CLOCK Manufacurer Of Jackson and
w Firth s Paul, his sincere thanks the
since his arrival England and hopes through strict
ton t: business to merit con,inusns' Of the same;
Spcctaces OF pattern and tye watcmakers,
and others invited him call before going
York for supply, he is prepared to furnish goods In his line
at reasonable rate they be procured below.
NJ b Having had thirty years experience In Manufactur
ing Clocks and Watches description, he feels him
self competent undertake his
watches made TO order and wheels for the trade.
WM. ILIINGwORTH,
Matchmaker, corner Of Jackson and Fifth.
10 beautiful assortment French and English Levers and
Lpies, and American clocks. both and
stant1y hand and for sale the place.
IP by the subscriber the 9Th ns about miles from
~ St. Paul In the Woods, Bay Poney, with marks. The
can haze the by proving property and paying
charges. Inquire Of c. RATS, Eagle street.
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Iowa, Arkansas. Mississippi, Prince Edwords'
Islands, Texas, Florida Minnesota.
I5eThe Banks these doubtful and
only nominal vauc--do PINT take them.
IDur adviccs Augusta, Gco that the Banks
that throw the following South Carolina Banks,
Bank Georgetown, Georgetown Bank Of Camden; Mer
chants Bank Cheraw; Bank Of Newburry, Newbury.
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ACToB1OGRAPHY Just received and for sale BIZ 81
IA a.. n. HAMILTON n CO.
G. 3. SPERRY, n. D.
IyOA9OPATHIST PHYSICIAN AND suRGEON.
II once on Third Street, Opposise C. Z. lEsxo Z ca
- Residence at the Central Mouse. ~ Tsnr.zr
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IP subscriber inst. about two miles from
- St. Paul, in the Woods, Bay Poney, with The
owner can ha the by proving and paying
charges. Inquire Of c. RATS, Eagle street. :
6-3tpd "a
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- EXPRESS-EXPRESS. 1900
HO! HO! FRESH ARRIVAL. -,
VH1E have just received by Express the best article Of GE
w TLEMEN's FINE AND COARSE SEwED BOOTS, ever
offered to the citizens Of ST. Paul also superb quality
There mistake about this. Call and for youseives.
decIT-U c.. C. HOHyNAM.
l.. & G.. III. MIN, Ut
MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS.'
No. 2, Empire Block. Saint Anthony Street.
VTNHE subscribers have fitted in the Block
eastern stye and replenshed with the latest and
fashionable ts. They will give particular
ting and making garments, satisfaction
at our establishment, the number the following:
Fine Cloths, .rf.. s -, $50.
Fancy CassImercs, "
Fancy vcstings, r. ~ -
Fall winter style Coats, Pants and Vests,
Shirts, ut "a
Nerno Drawers and Ender-shrts,
uandkerehiefs, ~
Fancy Crayats, tggt' ~ 4.r ~
Scarfs,
Gloves. ta eff5l
Stockings,
Conau, ss to Gz
Porte Nopaies,
Fancy Soaps, ~ f ss@TffT ~
Hair Brushes and Combs, t. .s.;
KID Gloves, e f 3'h4
Perfumcry,
Clothes Brush"s, =
Beers csirbea;ed Hair Tonic, ,ff tts-f
Tooth Powder.
70 We shan receipt during the winter Of new ,tyr.
Paul and vicinity. l.. & C. Is. MIX.
octA-sf e.fs 10 fsf q. ~ - -
City papers eopy.
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FIVHE Subscriber has fitted mr. considerable expense,
i EATING SALoox, under the winston House, where can
be found all hours Fresh OYSTERS opened shell,
Hot Coffee Cakes, kinds, almost every
thing else adapted the appees CT good vers
jec Of the proprietor make his Saloon
where an suited according Call
N
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Large assortment the works. too numerous 70
mention for sale at eastern prices show
them, At CONES Franklin Bookstore.
sep95-y -.t..r -.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-29
Cauture of SevastopoI.

Capture Of Sevastopol.
Nrw YoRK Sept. 27 The steamship Wash
inItou, from Southampton, arrived at )
o'clock this p. NJ, bringing dates to the 18th
inst from Liverpool and London.
General Simpson III ii dispatch dated Sc
vastopoI, SPIT. 9, says: Secastopol is in the
hands of the Allies. The enemy uated
south sid o( it, Exploding magazines, setting
fire to tha towu, aud burning all ships OF
war except three steamers. Bridge commu-
micating with the north side wos DESTROYED.
A dispatch to The Fr nch Minister Of War,
sers Karabriutga and south side of Sevas
ing our solid occupation. evacuated the
place after blowing up nearly all the de(en-
COS. The chief homors of the day are due TO
Generals Bosqurt and MacMahcr.
Dispatch from Varna SAYS, Mdlakoff and
Rrdau batteries of Careeniug hay We're car
nd By storm. On seeing the French eagles
N1ujimg on Malakon, Gen. D,Salles made
TWO attacks upon the central bastion but
flird.
Prince GorschukoT tclegraphs on the 9th.
hat SrvastoFol alter sustaining a most in
trrnal fire and repusing six successive as
saults found we could not drive the enemy
from Malakt #, of which they had possession
nuG brave troops resisted TO he last eXtrem-
ny. Evening found nothing III the south
cr part of the town but the blood stained
RUNS.
LArER--The allied forces alta acked the de-
fmces OF Savastopo, and the French sue
cecdrd in gaining possession of the MaIakofi.
The English were unsuccessful in their al
tack on the Redan. The Russians, in the
night, blew up their ships and the town,
and evacuated it, and con municaion be-
tween town and North Fort was broken off.
No General officers killed. The English
loss at the Erdan estimated 1000 killed and
woundrd Yesterdays dispatch placed
French loss at l5,COC-and loss Of all sides
at 10000
In supplement to the Monitspr. the fol-
lowing dispatch from General Prlssier ap-
pears The evening proceeding our solid oc-
,upation Of the MalakuG, the Russians de-
cided to rvacuate the place. after having de-
-lroycd and blown it up by mines. Having
passed with my troops, | can assure you
hat everything in the Carabenaza is blown
up for what | can see. This immense sue
cess reflects the highest honor on our troops
Everything is quiet in the Tchernaya.
It was rumored to day that the allies found
200 guns within the walls of Sevastopol
Also that the Russians Were falling back
Probably the allies will attack Fort Constan.
line and Artillery .buttery.
When intelligence of the fall of SevastO-
pol reached London and provincial cities
demonstrations Of JOY were manifested at al
he theatres and places of amusement
When facts were officially announced al
Zach place, the bands struck up the Nation
oi Anthem.
The Lancaster Gazette says that it car
~, L g IL, L
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The Lancaster Gazette says that it can
prove that during the pendency of the Kan
>aS Nebraska bill in Congress, that Governor
NJ dill Visited Washington, and personally
urged the Democratic members from this
State to vote for il ; and further, that one of
tie refractory members was brought before
Gen. Pierce and Gov. Medill, and threatned
with the vengeance Of the DE- mocratic par
ay if he did not vote for the bill. This is
the man who is held up to the ireemen Of
,he Western Reserve as an advocate of free
dom. In the northern portion of the State
he makes anti-slavery harangues, and in the
southern portion he ails at the " fanatical''
Abolitionists.- Cleveland Leader.
LAKE ONTARIO FALLlNG.-The report kept
by Capt. Malcolm, under the direction of
Col. Turnbull, for the Typographical Bureau.
shows that the waters of Lake Ontario have
fallen three inches during the month of Au-
gust, and are still two inches higher than on
the lst of August, 1854 Roch. American.
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157

two delegates will doubtless present them
selves, from Kansas, Whitfield, who will be
chosen at an election authorized by the usur-
pers in Kansas, and Gov. Reeder, who is nom
mated, and will doubtless be chosen at an
election appointed by the people in defiance
of the Legislature. AS the House is Judge
of the election of its members, a collision
is al once Inevitable. Thus the session will
commence with agitation.-LToledo Blade.
A sovereign state has disappeared from the
map of Europe. Kniphausen has COLLAPSED
into the seignory of the Grand Duke of Olden
burg. Kniphausen was the smallest state Ct
the Germanic Confederation its population
did not exceed $500 souls, nor its territory
| d, 500 hectares. The Oldenburg Minister an
nounces that the right of Kniphausen to
separate national flag has now ceased.
Among the boats en- The Erie Canal, is
ore under the charge of Mrs. Capt. Catha-
rine Peck She is a screa mer in her way,
and has twice been before he Albany courts,
once for walloping an impudent deck
hand,' and again for trying to pitch for
mer owner into the canal, because he del man
ded his pay of her.
The two last steamers took out over one
million Of dollars of specie TO Europe.
The Washington Union says the Black
! Warrior case is the only matter of difference
with Spain that was arranged by Mr.. Perry.
| All other questions Of difference remain uA-
adjusted.
1t is said that an invention has just been
perfected at Turin, that promises to create IL
revolution in the manufacture of silks, lin
ems, and cottons--in fact of all woven ar
ticles. This is an electric loom, invented by
Cavalier Boueli, Inspector of TelegraphS
in the Sandman States.
Pure native iron, the existence of which
the scientific world has been disposed to
doubt, has recently been found in Liberia.
1t was sent TO this country, and has been
analyzed in Boston, by DR.. Hayes. who pro-
native iron, not meteoric, nor reduced in any
way from an ore.
Monsieur and Madame GODDARD accompa-
MED by James c. Bilman, of Cincinnati,
made splendid ascension in large balloon,
on Monday. The ascent was very beautiful
and successful.
Buffalo Chief, the venerable head Of the
Chippewa Indians, and aged 100 years. died
short time since at the head of Lake Sure-'
rior. He had been quite noted as a warrior,
statesman and orator.
On THE WRoNG TRAIN.-A few nights
since some young men, gong from Colum-
bus to Cincinnati, in the cars, were getting
rather noisy and profane, when gentleman
in white cravat tapped one of them on the
shoulder with the remark:
Young man, do you know you are on
the road to hell ?"
That's just my luck took ticket
for Cincinnati, and I've got on the wrong
train
DEATH spRlro.-A late California paper
mentions the discovery of spring in El Do
RADIO county in that State, whose waters flow
from bed of arsenic. The mineral deposit
is thirty feet thick, and crops out of the sur
, face of the earth. Veins in it abound with
gold and specimens of this auriferous orc
have been shown to the editor Of the Placer
Vile American The name Of" Death Snrinr''