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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-15
HO FARMERS!

Just received at the ST. Paul
A AGRICULIU URAL WAREHOUSE
Near the head of Third street
HNORN Shelters, Mattocks, Picks and Grub
~ Vegetable Cutters, Hoes,
Hay Straw Cutters, Grain SEPARATOR,
Meat (,utters WhipstOcks e. Lashes,
sausage Suffers, Corn MILLS,
Horse hoes T. cultivators, Post Augers,
Harrows 4 Seed 5owels, Bull rings + COW chains
Cast Steel PlOughs OK and COW bells,
Ok yokes and boughs, Cross-cut Il Pit saws,
Grindstones, Scythrs and Snaths
Farmers' Boilers, Grape vine Cradles,
Grindstone cranks and Hay L manure Forks
Rollers, scythe stones, rakes ETC.,
Sickles and grass hooks, Ok T. Log Chains,
Corn & hilling hoes, Brush scy thes & hooks,
Corn baskets, etc, Tools Of all kinds, ETC.
AL of which we offer for sale at the lowest pric
for cash. MCCLOUD BROTHER.
July Is, 1854. w3m
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FOR CASH OR APPROVED PAPER.

FUN OASH OR APPKOVEDP PAPER.
The utmost has been exercised in making up this
selection Of goods and it is confidently believed that
comprises a full and choice assortment Of
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE TRADE.
Merchants from the Upper Country solicited to make
personal inspection of stock send their orders
which will be promptly attended to. Every facility viii
be offered for the speedy goods and
ehasers may rely ali their wants and direction beinv
strictly attended to-
All goods sold guaranteed to be Of the quality rep-
resented and IL certain that purchasers in the trade
can find in stock articles numerous and at prices
- low as they be obtained in St. or any Of the
Eastern markets comparison of prices with those
expense of travelling is considered the loss of time in
transportation the dangers of navigation and the wear
and tear Of packages may be entirely avoided by pur
chasing Of us, think stand something more than
equality with them in the inducements we offer to the
Trade.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
UNHE undersigned, wishing to dispose of his property
Il offers at private sale the Hotel known as the
Wasson House, Furniture, and Sabling. This property
of the best stands for public house and livery
BILE in the Minnesota Valley. For particulars inquire
the subscriber on the premises WIN N. SHERWOOD
Shakopee Scott County, II. T., Feb. IA, 1855. wifi
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SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY.
NHE undersigned respectfully infors the public that
i he has fitted up establishments the corner
Fourth and St. Peters streets in the Of III re.py
terian Church, for the manufacture of
y SASH, DOORS AND BL :.
He will at all times keep nhan largest ana best
assortment of all work IN III iie TO be found in Mime
sofa. Orders promptly Aleda the sheetest notice. ON
reasonable terms The attention Of the public called
to examination Of his work and prices, " l-lT-
N. P.-An orders from the country promptly attended
OF. 90 l'.t..E "a rs., ;..ac,,s-, :, II. GROSS
81. Paul Augns Ii, 1854. bs.-r,, aug i0-dtf
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LeSueur City House,,
JAS. s. PERRY, Proprietor. 2
VuNHE present proprietor will spare pains to make
II this of the best houses in the Minnesota Valley
Situated just above the Big Woods, the Minnesota
River tho traveller will find good home here His ta
BILE will be supplied With the best the market affords;
and everything necessary make the trsveler comfort
able Good stabiing attached. share of public pAts
Lesoeur City. July 1a.s .- ....F jy1e dtf Z,
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Joseph Bergfeld,

Joseph Bergfeld,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
STOVES AND TIN WARE!
Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
LIFT AND FORCD PUMPS
ROBERTS sTREEH ER fl 1nds REow Etc. sc sssn siS
Joseph sERaFEip having purchased snxa.n shs es,sn
- sive stock and establishment Of Mr.. j. H. Byers il
ready to supply purchasers. HIS stock, in all it's
sranches has been largely increased and by the aid
COMPETENT WORKMEN,
lie Is enabled promptly to fll all special orders.
There s not an establishment in tho city which has
larger or moro various stock of the most approved
PARLOR, HALL AND KITCHEN
And among them may E~E = found Ae following with all
the nsensils complete, viz .-r
Black Diamond,
Union Alright
g -.e 5. American Air tight, ee
Albion Air tight,
Western Queen,
Morning Star,
Prize Premium
Eastern, do
Eagle, do
Air tight, do -.al 9-.
Uncle Sam,d
In the general assortme will be found
LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS. .a
HAONAN1 hAmS,
INDIA RUBBER HOSE,
Hs- CHAIN PUMPS
rrr ra ~ SUGAR KETTLES, -la,. .f-
LIGHTNING RODS,
..---r. a "a - .-r --r7r BAKE OVENS,
TIN LINED STOVE UTENSILS,
. JAPAN'D WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE,
ICE CHESTS, ft
WATER COOLERS
CHAElNG DISHES Ir ~. -g..
SPIRAL SCALES, Faucets, Fancy Tin Ware for
DePvu lam Tea heat
mented, all kinds Of Brass Ware Battery Kettles etc
TIN AND COPPER-S -SllIIHING
Promptly attended to- Every order this estab
lshmsnt will meet with prompt attention Work
warranted. JOSEPH BERGFELD.
st. Paul. June !. dawtf
VINES, LIQUORS d CIGARS
At Wholesale OMlyi r-
-. JOSEPH ULLMAN ..
to inform the Trade that he has taken the large
81 cOULTER'S BRICK BLOCK, 7'f s
!. JSckSOn-ot, near Fourth. .r.-
And has hand large and varied stock Of Brandies
me pest and cosest brands Wines all varieties and
graoes Segars,xof prime qualities Tobacco: smoking
ana eheWing Imported Ale Brown Stout and Porter
DOMESIIC BRANDIES,
ns Sia Whiskey Kum, fgenuine quality Gin, Of tile
true flavor Maraschino, Curacao and other cordials
with everything necessary supply the Trade
81 Remember, Jackson stseet, near Fourth. o., .-.t
1 Aug. II. .t1.l..: :s.<- - AlY I -5f dsm %
r.ox rns saErwasfsrrrs n 81 ADyt, r,sI,o A.r.cr OF -
: 81. ~. % SSVVYMMER, q Il '9>.-
ry7,sNee'F Me- = second street, st. Louis, Mo- CcnMcO
ts1Gqlgsci sgs
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N. e.. Tyson & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
Greeors, Wine, Liquor, and Provision
NJ f X C. II NTS,
ROBERT sTREET, 8HTwEEN 30 AND Arm srs.,
st. Paul. . 4.
To the Trade Of st. Paul and the Merchants
OF THE UPPER COUNTRY
AN IMMENSE NEW STOCK OF FRESH GRO
CERIES, WINES, LIQUORS AND
PROVISIONS. @
Great inducements to Trade in Saint Paul
Upon an Underwriting Cash System I

NJ Z. TYSON co. have been and are now receiving
IN BY every arrival from the Eastern and Southern
Markets, the Lagea Stock Of Grocee Liquors and Pro
rssios EvER BHoUGHr NINNrsorA and moro than dou
BILE that which thought to be entirely too large
for the anticipated business of last This stock
been purchased and brought here thus early
for the that there might be low water at later
period during it, continuance and consequently the I'd
ded charges of high freight and incidental outlays have
been avoided We therefore, prepared now to sell
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bbls rice,
5Opkges chewing plug tobacco, all qualities,
SO boxes smoking tobacco Goodwin e. Murray
so reams wrapping paper four sizes,
100 Mills percussion caps d,
so sacks assorted shot,
10 bxs canister rife powder,
S kegs blasting powder,
$50 kegs Boston nails every size,
20 do wrought do
STORES FOR STEAMBOATS,, LUMBER.
MEN, ETC.
Fine old Brandes of the avorte brands Of Otard Du
puy Co.; Pnet, Castillon & Co.; A. seisnette Ro
chelle, etc.
Old Madeira, Lobo Sherry Brown and Pale do in
bottles and in the cask of choice favor and high quail
ty. Carets of the Chateau Margoux, Durvernny, and
ether brands in glass; and every variety of choice Ii
quors to be obtained in the market. Also
loo barrels whiskey,
70 do old rye,
10 do Bourbon,
IS do New York brandy,
s !. y Port Sis1aH wine, sn' -
do claret wine,
8 do white wine, i
do old Madeira,
do old Sherry wine,
10 do Southern wine,
10 do brandy cherries,
100 empty kegs, five and ten gallons,
50 demtohns, various sizes. 1855.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Every variety for domestic use, and Of choicest
qualities, including new style of Oak Buckets the
best ever brought to market.
CIGA RS!
superb lot Of the finest and delicious Cigars
PORK, LARD AND BUTTER,
Always on hand Fresh Butter from the daIries in
vicinity Of st. Paul and from below daily received
Every attention will be given to orders SENT and the
care taken to give satsacon to the purchaser
The stock IL being constantly renewed by fresh srri
. ..,-' DESIRE MICHAUD,
May 90-d&wtf Roberts street.
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NO. 443.
Desire MlCn8u0.
Robuts Street, beloU, Third, merit to Worlds Far.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
3 GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
WINES, LIQUORS,
" OGDEN a. Willow Ware,

LAS RECEIVED HIS EXTENSIVE AND COM
IL plete ---.--- - - -.
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
Selected by himself in the st. Louis and Eastern
kets, and which he believes be fully equal IL not
psriOr, to any now on sale in Saint Paul. .
DESIRE MICHAUD, i't>
Thankful for the numerous avors bestowed upon him,
has endeavored the wishes of his In
his purchases and has pleasure in setting forth
the following as a list of portion of his heavy stock
Extra and superHne flour, in bbls., OF the most
approved brands
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G.. p, $ g % II IT, - %. .. f,ll
just arrived win his large stock Of Plss.srng
LII Materials, and 10 now ready supply his custom
al his warehouse adjoining his residence, the
Capitol He has also for sac and will constantly
on hand good article of Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair,
White Finishing Lime, and the best Lime manufactur
ed in the TerritOry-consisting in part as follows:
1000 bushels of Plastering Hair;
20 barrels of Plaster Paris;
25 " best article of Cement or water lime.
1000 barrels ofWhite Finishing Lime;
And any quantity of other Lme-al of which he will
sell upon reasonable terms for cash.
will also continue my business Builder Plas-
terer Thankful for past avors, and socits contnu-
ance ofthe same. CHAS. P. SCOTT.
st. Paul, May 81. 1S55.-dtf
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y Do -1sttII2lf % : = y
Hs-vs -r 81 r's..' ssat' O. II e
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LNRESH LAGER BEER, just received from 81. Lo
IL il, to be had at the Milwaukee Lager Beer saloo
corner of Jackson and Fifth streets. : r ss +a.s
Sept. 5-d6t ALBERT KUBY.
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s. j. r.. MCMILLAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
WILL attend promptly and faithfully TO all busine
w entrusted him in the line of his professiOn
saltwater, ST. Paul. st. Anthony, and throughout the
Territory of Minnesota, and the adjoining counties
the State of Wisconsin. Office SrILLwArER, Min.
REFERENCES.
His Ex. Alex Ramsey, Geo. w. Campbell& Co.,
st. Paul. Galena
DR.. C. w. Borup, 6 Mr.. R. Lansing,
Mr.. J. w. Simpson, Mr.. s. o. Butler, st. Louis
Hon A. w. Loomis, Pittsb'g J. ii. Larkin & Co.
c. Shaer, % Sam'l J. w etherell& Co."
J. r. Moorhead, Esq. 90 Jos. c. Butler & Co. Gin
G. w. Jackson, Esq 60 Mr.. Jos. P. Beggs,
Saml Gormy, Esq. % Mr.. O.Walker, Marine Mills
MAJ. J. b. Butler, and 6 II. Burke,
itzens generally, - O. C. ]. Butler, d"
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BANKERS, EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE BROK RS
OrFICE-No Z, WNsLow HOUSE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
"ILL buy and sell Exchange-Oscount good business
w paper at current raes-Receive Deposites-Buy and
sell Real Estate Commssion-Maks Collections-Take
charge of Real Estate of residents pay aid do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFRRENCRs:
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
sew Ex-Governor; Ogden Jones l. Co Chicago Charles
Marvin Del. Bank Delhi N Y; wadsworth & Shell lon,
NY.; H. A. Tucker Co., Ex. Bank Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston.
lime 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-26

him. as he draws forth t.c lo,ket. lie places
it quickly in her clutcI,in- hand, anil turns
his fac away. She unclasp> it shu!'erinc
ly. and the lock Of hair springs cut and curls
arounl her finger. 4 smo:herc'l, quivcrins
cry, a stihrd. choking wall OF agony that
crushed the If. ont. and Mimic Gray fell IN
TO her brother Willic's arms.
In the little village chrr:h-yard there is
now a new-madc grave, and over it marble
slab, bearing this inscription
In Memory Of
CECIL and MINNIE GRAY,
whom Peace married
in lic
whom War wc,,,lcl
in death.
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/ II E G. Al lie II q Nj A n.

trust that ny opportunities or carefully m
rc.:ira:inc the Effects OF the different modes
have not been carclcS:!v overlooked. | nave
res, ~icted the school hours Of my own chill
drcn, when possible. to three Or four daily !;
and have insisted on the rule: While you
study, do it Will. Your might" 'ESert your
self. as If wrestling or running rae" This
has always been nv own habit. wish, there
fore. TO add my own to the testimony OF Gov.
Eaton and Mcssrs. Mcacham, Hopkins, and
others.
For many wears, superintendent weeliy
schools of 5 hours each. and in many instan-
ces came I" the conclusion tina. halt' as much
progress was made by these pupils as by those
attending 33 hours per week. IN the former
case, the lessons were prepared during the
week. and the time of being at the weekly
school, was spent in recitation, illustration,
etc.
If children or youths ben their entire en-
crrics to study hours ror day for the year,
they ncc'l oh tie r.i n Ike time for the eX
crcisc Of their muscles, and thanking of what
they have learned. The close of term is
always period Of greater laSSitudc than the
beginning. | have often allowed my school
to take a Geological or Botanical excursion.
once a week, or to occupy a day for walk to
nciyi,horing town, an! scarcely ever failed
Of securing more rapid progress, as a consc-
Qucncc. Or in other words the time more than
made up. S. L. ii.
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-" IA honorable. >rna~', exact. sharp =
liberal business mar. should be The a''.;.-
lion ot all men. |; Is liSagroc.hlc dor
1u>;pcs> wit,, a mean man or With lawn
the one gets crouty oyer 'ai. cent O..
tie other has not sru,k cncn-h'o set eT'N
AZ all. There are men too mean 10 -
monev-,hcrr are men 700 lazy and ra.''.
to make Money. and there are men loo
a, TO make money. New England Is u
sharp. WHY, prompt anl liberal hn-iH'Ss IA, n,
with quite an ample marlin ct m'nn '
and INDECENT onc>. She has. too, "a ak
her territory. many node ana na-:' ''''',
bus;u,Ss men. whose Genius has tA''i -'
trade and roiamcrrc. and tanned '4'''-
AMI Glove hills and solid mountain ~ i'd
for Tie locomotive. -. h. ran
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i ElrIr 7" ME. SrtIr.-The Nation
n In'r,Hronn2- Of t'.e 33l. Tuh,i~hcs a long
letter from NJ Pc-ry. he L. 5. Secretary Of
LEGATION Of Na,ri !. a!,;re>Scl 70 The Pre~i-
dent of the United States, vird;ca,ins him
self from the charge brought acain>. him by
Mr.. Sou!c. O! whom he ercakS with much Sc
verify. lie charges him with completely with
French rcvoluiio,i>t>: saws his (>oulc'~)
position at Madrid led him 70 desire war. and
that by transmitting erroneous information.
lie Cause! &c O>tcnd Conference to te held.
and committed or Government before Eu-
roHn.
Mr.. Perry concludes 10y stating that if he
had resisted NJ. SouIc. fooled his cunning.
and III; lone l.:s work. 'hc has done 50 honor
ally and fairly. abusing no confidence, and
failing in no Iuiv"
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An INCIpINT.-Thr following incident *
related as having taken place at the burning
of The steamer William Knox. On the OHIO
river. some few DAYS since:
at the burning Of the VIM. Knox. a wo-
man Jumped overheard with a hahc. She
came to The surface, AMI taking the hahc :
hand in hcr mouth. thus held it on: OF the
water. while She attempted 70 paddle 10 The
shore Aman plunged in after her AMI "
strong efforts succeeded in getting the moth
cr To where the water was shallow eno,:-, for
them TO touch the boto.m. DO not bite lis
hand now-you are safe said the man 10 her
while they We're wa,:inr ashore. She took
the cl,ild'> hand from between her teeth. AMI
simply sad, on do not know n mother. sir.
Scarcely print of the rcntIc mothers hold
on the poor infants hanl vas perccp.illc.
s-:Tho remains of William Woo.son. Son
of f.. 5. Woo.son Esq, of tbs town. vino
died at San;ranciSco. California, in August
last. reached this village OH Nion,a- last
They were forwarded by Adams x Cos TX
press. leaving California on the ond OF De
ccmbcr last. and passing round the Horn.
making voyage of over FIVE months.
The remains were inferred on "Wednesday.
under the direction of the Order o. p,.d
Fellows. O. which he was a men.bcr.-iiti',-
ION E0nucr
iioEIiD MisTAKE.-Thc Syracuse C!ron-
lcic OF Friday informs us that on Monday at
tcrnoon. Mr. Gilchcr ard Mr. Rcrnish. resi-
of the Fifth Ward, went ont CUNNING. and in
their excursion came across VIVA: they sup
posed to be sweet tlar. In digging for this.
they undoubtedly obtained and ate some part
of the Iris. commonly called blue flag. which
is said to be deadly poison. t;ilchcr died
in most cxcruriatinr pain. cwninutcs after
getting home, bu. Ecynish dropped upon Tie
side walk, few rods from lis house
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THREE HOURS SCHOOL aD.y

Mr.. ED'ToR: return you nv thanks for
the article in your paper of the 18th inst
under the above title. and wish to ask evcrv
Superintendent, every Committee, every pa.
rent and every teacher in the county to read
it. ] have spent 80 years, or a portion of
every year Tor 30 wears. in teaching: and
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fAs>rMrsIC BANK. - Barron Mou,ou.
Esq, during the illness of the late President
was chosen Wee President and authorized IN
sign the bills of the Bank The Bank is is
SUNG new bills with colorel figures to avoid
co'ntcrfclts by the newly discovered process.
AID iy which the bills of nearly all the bank,
OF the country could be readily initiated. The
new issue looks clean and nice. Gov Fair
banks has been elected a Director of tbc E,,L
IN place OF his deceased brother The vacan-
cy IN the Boar! of Directors caused bv the
resignation ofGcn. Chase has not been Grle1
The Office Of President is still vacant
LAND WAERANT>.-Thc whole number
OF applications for land warrants has bcc,
10000
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1 Ilf c a!rAnrialI.

Here shall the Press the People. RIGHTS maintain
Cnawe.l hv Influence. ana Iubribc bv gain
Here patriot Trs!h her glorious prccc|,;s draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty and Law.
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HAs>w"oD PArIH.-Thc entire edition
OF The 2lst inst, of the Albany Evening
''ourna!, was printed upon paper male from
bassw0od. l'y Geo. W. Beari>lee, Of Albany
he paper Is fine, strong and Handsome Mr.
:. has also Manufactured paper from pine. &c.
dar and l.cmlock. He is about to enter upon
the manufacture Of paper from wood. lavin.
become satisfied that his discovery has been
The journal thinks it must tie recognised as
the most important discovery OF the aye l'rin-
;cr>. If it shall bring down the price Of pa
per. now enormously high. will regard it as
D! consequence 20 them as well As to the pub
lie.
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~ Ire rune SclOn>. noticed IN orr las
weeks paper. were all called for within fou,
days after its issue. We regret Tie suppl,
was insufficient to answer the demand
Ar1"U ENMENT. - The Legislature of
Ma>Sac huscttS adjourned on Monday after
noon. The usual al rcSS and comr.imcltar,
speeches were made mar the close o. III,
session TIE session has been un,:>ua'ly Ion,
and expensive. and lu. few Of lis ats are Of
an important character. The Convent live,
h.a;ln- Committee did noIolv any good. ant
My serve! 70 develop the gross i.nmoral;:,
OF one or more Of its members The bod,
was made "T OF such miscellaneous matt ,ial.
II IL! no; work hlrmoniuu>v. or rractica,lv
some say al the difficulty arose tro,n Their,
being g. or - clrrLvncn in the House: :
contemporary think The body did not furnish
brains enough 20 manage efficiently an, hon
orah'y. We Do no; coincide IN 'ic o,,in;or
that the ministerial re ,.v<cnation l;>hono~.
Cd The legislature, Int are inclined 10 think
the proportion of d>so!rtc ra>cal>. Ike Hiss
was mu,h '1rrcr than coli,! have been found
in any legislative BODY tor the last century
save in The last L. 5. Congress There is no,
much danger that another such Legislature
vii! he elected in Massachusetts, for some
wears to come.
MASSACHr SITS. - Governor G,r,lnc,
vetoed The Personal Liberty Bill. lii to
protect the frr"mcn of Massachusetts, from
the oppression Of the Fucitivc Slave Act
but the Legislature Immediately took it No,
and ly the triumphant majority Of 81 TO 5 in
The Senate. and hv vote of 229 10 IT. N the
House, rcpaSS,' the Bill over the veto. and
the sam" became 4 law. One hundred Guns
were tlcreupon fired on the Common bv the
friends of Tie Bill.
u The Rev. \. q. Hubbard. OF Barnet
has removed to Cra.t<burv. to take charcc of
The Congregational Church and Society at
that place.
PROSPECTS OF THE SEASON-Thc Gentle
showers of last week were encouraging II
farmcrS,bnt this week opened with HIGH winds
and a chilly atmosphere, giving a gloomy an
pcarancc to everything out and in doors. |,
Is becoming dry again, maxim. the season
look unpro,nsins for grass, at least. ShouI,,
Sood weather shortly set in all will he we'll
Should it not, and the prospect still be dub
Gus IN regard to the hay crop, the farmer for
some time to come will yet be able to provide
a partial remedy for an anticipated dciicien-
cy-hc can SOW corn for fodder. An acre q,
two' IN an emergency, would by no means
come amiSS
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Seve'2 Days Later from Tn,

~
, The Ealt.c reached New Yo-t =.
with now> from Euro,.c.
/ TIE WAR
THr C.lTrA--Thr Sicre r.. :.
was progressing. and Tie allies NO.. "
emily gaming crolni The i,,,.a.- r.
however. had >larkenel, If no. en-, +-.'
ed. IN order, probably, no, to esl,s
ammunition e.
! The list Of casualties to the allies
heavy. "a' !
Numerous rcintorccments wcro no.,
rc,rl.inr the allies. '','l'.
The French reserve af ennn ,,,
Cnn>.antinpplc, was expected to H.. -
Balaklava. '
The Russian Official accounts a.
9th OF April. ani represent. the ,l,,,, 6
tanned Is of little account. and al -
G1;r'n. during he night. wh.,e ,bo -.
cs are generally snrrr>>lnl. TIL.
tanned lv the "arri>on from III. I'M.
Of .t.lrl.. = set Gown n >nre. >,il.r..-.
-.>G mn killed. and SIX superior md.
four sl;ba.te:n Offers and Is, m,.,, d..
81.
The Enc'i-h captured the frs. lbs
on The nh. OF tie llth. after ! H..
encounter. in which Col. GRAHAM, 7
the .~,l OR in command. Wa ~
On me 3e:h IN attack was mad.
second Russian Hi!le ,if, and !, w,s
immediately abandoned. ''
-icrcr Ing - the statements O. ~, p
dr~er:cr~. thcIr are 10000" l;n>>;2p r..
the vicinity. $4,000 OF whom h2ve 49,.
from Nirlt,ro,ol.
The to::~ on .he north side q. tho
hH! taken par. in the cannonql4 -. =.
Their -'l9t '!ca: over he town INTO =.
d; til allies. during tie first v..k 70.
lon.l j; l..-..,.
Tie Ea-ii,h alone fire! a'ou. >. ...--.
shot. ani 5t' tc'~ &c I,o. Ter. 50 ,ha- =.
tai consumption OF the allies for ,ba
probably a,aogn,c,l,o some COCO tons
anI l5op to:.> "a: bowler.
The .clecrarh br:ween London a., ..
Cr:Aea Wa perfect, cxcc,ta small b
across the Danube.
Dispatches reached tho British e.
incni every few hours, but were not a.....
y Communicated TO the public. All
n!-h:i y tiue >;ions were a>krl in Pm.
is 10 TIE news. ministers :.,-!act, Tia.
shoa.i exercise due discretion in is !.
ton.