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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-08
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Port Of New Yorh. Aprn 2, 1876.
CIEAkED
Seanstip 6meu tsE NC suley, Livorpool-E CunsEd-
ship hoith wrd. acve, San FrsaciscO-arnnel Mn,urn
Ship Apdoves, Berry, Few Orleans " Nelson d Sous
Bari Lesvh, hackstsf, Arena gel via dsrtug-Fuuch
Brothers, Gooch, Clsnsue gos -stcuvsr Kius
HAT
brig Crccus Hooper, BROTHERS Philadelphia Guano
Brig Do ereld Gray fcr su t'rnce II Del ,aed
brig troton Bye Port au Prince % l. a Feryis
Brig williams Corr. Manuel, 81 john NIB Valance
Bi,g Aetna ODD. Kay St JOb., MP seyiu. Aacu-
Pr,s ssmson. Murray, MooIe-isyttn arlout.
Brig sma l. brown, Jactaonsi e. Thompson Hunter.
sehr fsv dson' Hs,dy. 81 Bs1,bo on ew@a God win
Schr A 1sylor Tay or, Hine sI- Johnson . slasht.
ss ss1 H f9 Meas Dsss
sebr hst,eriy. Grni g, Charestop Moores4y Mott Co.
scSr ss = Mo,i sisIsnsnS1 Dods. 60.
schr II Hammond HuLey. Ba.timore-Maiicr, Lord 4
schr Jas Laurence, Allen Boe.on-DsytonA q. rsgus
sobr Paadn, avery Bristol Master.
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paseepeeys lid am tleasens kuyIAy, 10 AM cs
north * ous,er ssoss sEshanv Cd signals With
Ship caiIhetoD. Piss en- chowtoo Dec e. with teas
N suckin Crsne esiisd In scmp' With bark Sarah
ps1s ~t her; Va oh p Z, so@ a. 80 psssed
Mississippi, .sserns ssE The bssteeo II OARS between
~ rs r he kcrh Pacific. in W MS ios lie lost over
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bank q SIS 7a6. Is discounts reported under halt
million, which leaves about eighteen hundred tasuaand
dollars ~ increase In the loans Of the old banks rhs
decrease In specie u just about what anticipated.
The circulation Il larger than has sssa reported for
many month"; The actual increAN in dsposits u not
large The Park Bank reports nearly million, which
makes . decrease in the old banks The linz Of dis
counts Is eonsidsrably larger than sver before
ported BY the banks Of this city.
Tho warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
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CitS Intelligence.

Rowan CATHOLIC ORpHASs.--rnomas Francis Meagher
will deliver grafton at the Academy OF Music this
evening" for the benefit of the Roman Catholic ophans
The Oral ion viii be on st. Patriok's Day. &c.
THE DEATH OF Con-. hcKEBvER The flags will be dis-
aged 1T half mast day, sh instant in respect Of the
isle Commodore McKeever, and q sulute OF thirteen
minute guns will be fred at meridian.
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Telerra Ohio m.r,ne Reuort.

T6IekTHpMIC m1rxmO IS0pOxts
SALEM, April 6-Arr Ida Kelly Port Praya Feb H.
The brig Dopb sailed Jan tor the Canary Isards The
elocfs Of war Jamestown and st Louis cruising do
the coast.
HOLMES HOLE April GAR bark Geo Allen. Frost, Leg
horn via at Georxs Bermuda 10th u for Boston, besu
driven of tie coast three tmes-
Herajd Marine Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA. pdl 7-Arr briggs Marsh6eM Hodrdon.
nsaozas Alcerus Kdrtdgs Bristol Ri; Chcoree, Howes
bestoG scbrs Poole Haskell NYork; Adele Felicia Row
New London
sUd sesmr Keprebec, Blake. NYosk; harris Juniaa New
ton aoc Anra Vice. er 1avana; Old History Beyson New
on brig Myra Fuies St John NIB; schrs Teegrsoh Nick
erson We,mCpth; Martha Mrghington. wrehdngten Fan
Hsnnah Yates Key port: Jacob Raymond Handy Boston;
Aimsrong Ericknet Norwich. Golden koc BrgEsmAn. Bfs
II
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


orsrra TIE BIDS FOE THE FIVE ASD SIX rnR
CENT LOANS.
In pursuance OF the notice Issued by the Compkrosr
Tor bids for o. 100000 at five per cent rsdssnabs n
orty two years. 81 SEQ 600 psr cent rsdssms
bls in three yearsthe BIDS were yesterday opened in
the presence of the Comptroller and the Chambsriaia
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removal vss mostly performed By anf ct the expsnss Of
Mr.. wn Baird the contractor, In the msAnans this
obtained by Mr. Ebngs orniss restraining the Comp
troLsr from paying Mr.. Baird for the WORK.
mon Council to whether sS.y VIII Win siss n
Ebing, who. like the dog in tbs manager win not clean
the streets himseh, NOR lei any other ohiesr do IT.
ing on my part. Il l. the only " .stsaps made
TO clean the streets according to Law Tor nearly
year. The charter provides that all expenditure
two hundred and atty collars shau be by contract made
upon estimates received after pubic Advertisements and
AWARDED to the lowest bidder with ai-quse security
have proceeded strictly in keeping with this requirs%eot
but Mr. Eong has been psrmi ted by The Common Coun
oil TO 60 and spend hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
without any contract, any effort his part TO make
contracts. They willing TO ntrust that officer with
the endorsement Of hundreds OF thousauds Of dollar
without check accountability but refuse TO permit
the Mayor to direct the experd Of dollar though
to the 10 vest BIDDER by himself ths olier in
the work.
The authority under which I Claim to have acted
in this procedure Is to be found 10 section
IL of the Charter of 1890; In the Ordinsuces
regulating the several departments under the amended
1854, viii IN makes 1t the duty OF the Mayor to Gauss
the streets to be cleaned when the conractors and
do These authorities which ae no doubt familiar TO
tie members of the Common C,unci may referred 70
fully sustaining his position.
As 20 the justification foc making the contract with
Mr. Baird there be doub. In tns miads of unpre
ju iced persons. my judgment II sustained
strong grounds of pubic good arising o. much from m
sideraons Of saving to ths treasury ~ from other still
more potent reasons.
II will be remembered that the amount to bs paid Mr..
Aston House to Fourteenth street. on Broae way,
unter this contract, out 1855, and yet by
refe ence to the acquisitions Ia the Comptroer's
office find that Mr. Eblng has spept $40 900 for do
ing the work upon the 0toer OF Broad way which
course be from tho Astor Gou the Battery
ot one fourth Of the distsnce give the exsc amount
Rae 6ruu hltunfc Rroa
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mhkIfg totN OF twenty' hve th,usAnd INC nunuteu
and five dollars for street cleaning &s from tho
l5ta of February thu 18th MAJ ch which Is At the
rate of about three hundred tn ousand dollars
1t Is my purpose to ask at tni time where the work
has been performed-n what streets this large Of
money has been expended within Q mortn. This would
be assumption Of inqusveness upon the part of the
Mayor which would not be tolerated Mr. Eolng his
frienos in the Common Council. Another tribunal may
entertain the inquiry In the meantime taxpay
are getting Ieeave and one OF tne@ has ootAned An m
Mr. Ebrg for street cleaning I'm he makes contracts
according 10 law It is be noped tae Common Coun,
will act upon the subjso. speedily tina. may be
sparec from the pesten,s tn eatened by the cond
ton OF the streets upon the approach Of weather.
city there are large collections filth and animal mat
ter. which, If not moved withia two mouths will be
productive OF very serious consequences to the public
heal h. FERNANDO WOOD Mayor.
The Board then adjourned Wednesday evening,
Apr Q.
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The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement in the leading departments Of the banks othis
city during the week preceding Saturday morning Apr
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private srns ship Has Bosom, 1910 toss. bun by
Pratt dsscod also 70 Bosom houss - ~ pr TN
ship California before reporte1 asAsrO PNsQus lsinl
md sybeequeny towt4 70 Bosom hes bees pcAas61 ~
Capt Shepherd, formerly Of kNon R0SGan ~
$780, and q to be employed n De esAstins buAxesA
Launehed-At Portland 9Th nss, fine chip q aAous 0x
tons. called the Echo.
Ion 65 20.
Ship Besksbire Williams from Calcutta for Boston, nassA
" Ds: los y So.
lst 80 co. Ion 20 Is -
seip Jossphus Ld from Calcutta Oct e for Lo.dua Fss
Ship Eizsbc'h Ellen Elizabeth nom Chi.ess IsasAs
391< w. - - "i~s'Ss' -
0, lat 81 36 Ion OILS ''
ship Bsnns WOOD r, g e 81 Lysrpos Feb stsr x
81 06 Ion ~ 05
Brig State Of Maine Gates from Bio Jsaeio Tor PhnAA-
IS lon IL
schr koaieu 6 mAsp henos for NOrisans MarcA o.
td Matenxas.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
~ ~ FIilIlII117s 20 a
Destructive Fire In St. Lsuis.

as4r Deehucslve Flre IN SI Aeulss
St. Louis was, on the night Of the lst, the
scene Of terrible confagration. Severa
houses were destroyed. A woman, recently
confined, and her child, sleeping together ir
one ef the buildings, Will probably botL die
and seven worIsmen in an adjoining building
were smothered to death by the smoke, ther
burned. The names of the unfortunate vic
TINS were as follows:-Herman Obenhouse
John Miller, Henry Raemmert, Frederick
Herman, Francis Oberlin, Herman Hermann
and Frederick Gerkie. The building, we un
derstand, where the flames were first discover
ed, was an old cabinet shop on Nin,h-st., anc
was owned by Henry and VIM. Prange. W.
are indebted to Mr. Weinar, who came VI
yesterday, for the above information.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
TUESDAY, NOV. III. 1856.

"a The report is quite rife in our streets
to-day that Geo. P. Prentice was killed in .
riot in Louisville, Ky, on election day. We
understand that the editor Of the Minnesotian
has just received q dispatch from his partner,
in Chicago, to the same effect a'
We did not at first give credence tc
the rumor. but we now fear tits too true. Mr..
Prentice had probably more friends, and as
many enemies, as any man in the United
States, wss bitter in his hate, and terribly vim.
dictivc toward his enemies. He has written
some of the most genial poetry in our language
and his loss must be universally deplored.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

0 Tbs notorious Gen. Ben F. Stringfcllow,
is the Buchaneer candidate for election to the u.
S. Senate from Missouri, and his claims are sup
ported by Locofoco papers of considerable inau-
ence. In his organ, the "Squatter Sovereign"
the following languageis used: ~ -
''We are determined to repel this Northern
invasion, and make Kansas Slave State, though
our rivers should be colored with the blood Of
the victims, and the carcasses of dead aholition-
lists be SO numerous in the Territory, as to breed
disease and sickness, we will not be deferred in
our purpose. Let those who desire graves in
Kansas, engage in this unholy and unjust war
against the extension of our beloved Institution,
that is now being waged against the South by the
fanatics of the North.'
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
e. Mr.. Snowman, what is that?

''rhat, my dear. is the Rhynocercow. He is
cousin German or Dutch relative to the Unicorn
lie was born in the desert of Sary Ann, and feeds
on bamboo and missionaries. lie is very courage
ons, and never leaves home unless he moves, in
which case he goes somewhere else unless he is
over,aken by the dark. lie was brought to this
country much against his own will, which account.
for his low spirits, when he's melancholy or de-
jcc;ed. lie is now somewhat aged, although he
has seen the day when he was the youngest spec
linen of animated nature in the world.
Pass on my little dear, aud allow the ladies to
survey the wisdom of providence as displayed in
the ring tailed monkey, on animal that can stand
hanging like a>fcller critter, only its reversed.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

e.
An OssIrIED MAN.--In quiet little village on
the Western Reserve, in Ohio, says the Prescott
Transcript, there lives a man who, physiologi-
cal;y considered, is certainly one of the wonders
of the world. His joints are completely ossifed,
turned to bone, and he is not capable of making
the slightest movement, except alternately open
ing and shutting two fingers of his right hand.
His body is as rigid as iron, and it couldn't be
bent forward or backward without breaking some
OF his bones. This singular process of ossi6cs-
tion has been growing on his system for more than
20 years. He is now about ,46 years old, and has
not had the use of his limbs 80 that he could
walk since he was 10. Ossi6cation commenced
frst in his ankle joints, gradually extending it.
self through his system until he was entirely
helpless since that time he has been entirely
under his mothers care, and she watches over
him with an anxiety which only mother can
feel. When about 26 years old he became en-.
.tirey blind from some unknown cause, and has
remained so ever since. At about 80 he suffered
greatly from the toothacbe, and finally he had
them all extracted. A year or two ,afterward
his finger and toe nails all came of, and were
supplied by others growing ont from his fingers
and toes at right angles and presenting the ap.
pearance of horns. What is still more singular
with regard to his nails if the end Of the nail is
cut OF it will bleed freely. 1aeaf I
Such is the condition Of this remarkable man
at the present time. He has been visited by .
great number Of scientific men, from all parts of
the world, but all have failed 70 give any plaasi-
Bile reason of the cause Of his transformation
from flesh to hone. Singular as it may appear,
although his jaw bone is firmly set in his head.
he not only talks freely, but auently converses
with his friends and those who visit him, on ell
ordinary topics Of the day, and be shows him
self well informed and Of good mind. lie is al-
ways cheerful, appears contentea and happy, and
it seems probable that he will mady years to
come. affst - ~ Httl - l-t@tt
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
FROM our Extra OF Saturday night. Dr.
ELECTION RETURNS.

We give, at the earliest possible moment after
its reception, the news brought BY the Alhambra,
for which we are indebted to some kind friend be-
low. Most of it we clip from the Dubuque Re-
publican of tho 9th. "a 81 N'itA t.t
THE RESULT.
Through the magical aid of the telegraph We
have a. the time We write q hours after the polls
closed on Tuesday night, returns fromConneoticut,
Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mich.
igan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Rhode Island,
Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin,
The returns from all these States are not con-
elusive, but We think We do not err In ranging
them as follsWs: N
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
ET Mrs. King, near Kingston, C.. W.. was ,

GO Mrs. King, near Kingston, c. w., was re-
Gently taken sick, and her husband seized the OPP
portunity to elope with handsome servant girl
named Miss MartiL. Arrived in Albany, Miss
NJ. eoped with young man named Cornelius,
and Mr.. Kings money. Mr.. King being penitent,
returned home and found that his wife had eloped
with dry-goods clerk named Jeffcrs, and all the
movable articles in the house. Whereupon Mr.
K. started of in pursuit, considering himself
deeply injured man. We don't know about that
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
The Present and Prospective.

In the possible election of Hon. James B. Plat
form to the Presidency, which our opponents in-
>sist upon claiming, and which has been neither
refuted nor substantated by any late arrival, can
not but be matter Of general regret to all pat
riots who love their country on account of the
liberty which it guarantees to all. 1t is easy for
the Democrats to tellus that Slavery will not ag-
gress fearfolly under his rule easy to spread big
eagles, and assure us that he will not steal Cuba;
easy to tell Us that Kansas will be a Free State.
oh yes! " of course it will =" but remembering
he stands npon a platform witch regards Prank
Pierce with unqualified admiration, ,"--. that he
is elected almost entirely by the Southern States,
and that be is soelmuly pledged to "wrest Cuba
from Spain, if we possess the power" We cannot
but regard the election Of Buchanan as tho advent
Of four years Of piracy, oppression, and civil
war. We can live under bis administraiion al
we'll as any body, but we cannot help believing
that before the sun shall complete another cir
cult in the ecliptic, the Democrats party will be
as heartily ashamed sf him, as they aow are ol
the Fiiibustering, imbeci!e, drunken tool which
now disgraces the Executive chair. See
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15
THE LATEST,,

We give the following from the Dubuque North
West of the 9Th, merely edding we don't believe
it.. Iowa and Illinois arc put down as doobtful,
while they are sure for Fremont. But fm those
who are anxious to laugh, now's the time to pitch
in. CO A dispatch from Washington Of the s,
states teat sufficient returns have been receis ed
to ensure Buchanau's election. Don't be in hur.
y to bsIeiss this-shsss'' lime seoash ~hsa more
sstazes ees>e IN - ssia ..sesss4s4
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

a. Temperance puts wood on the FIRE, -four
IN the BARREL meat in the larder vgor in the body,
intelligence in the brain, and happiness in tie
IN the whole family. Remember this all We who
drink, or would be tempted to do So or who would
eat to surfeiting, as too many foolshly do-hence
dysp"psias, dropses and doctors bills oil tending
to Tighten the pocket. keep cold hearth and u
larder empty.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

SExruf1E BoND.-There is an old, gray pussy
cat in Newark. VINO has recently had an addition
to her famy of six kittens, all Of wi.ich are joi-
ed together near the hind legs. In lifting one up
you raise the whole, like bunch of bananas.
Thisintoresting group Of fenity seems to live very
harmoniously together, with the exception that
neither one can tell pl.ich is its own tail These
latter appendages are so twisted and entwined TO-
gesher that even the grave mother cat herself can
not unravel the mystery, and hence the kittens
quarrel occasionally.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

G3' There are l,43O persons and 81, ,7l5,0OO
worth of capitol employed in carriage making in
the two cities of New Haven and Bridgeport, Con-
nectcut. 1t is proposed to change their names
to Gig Haven and Coact-port.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

An advertisement in a recent Boston
paper, for young man to work in store. was
answered by one appication-while call for 'a
geu.leman'' to travel and play on barjo, met
with four hundred and sixty eight responses!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

CO South Carolina and Bully Brooks have
met with powerful competitors in Utah and Brig.
ham Young. The Prophet swears that unless
Utah is admitted into the Union with her polIg.
amy, he will withdraw with all his wives from
any connection with the government, and, APP
pealing to the Lord, set up on his own hook.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

EV Her Gracious Majesty, Queen Victoria,
acting on tho well-knOwn doctrine of counter
irritants. has raped NJ. Champion over the head
with royal sword, and made him Knight Of
the Bath, in tender requital for his eminent SER
vices in getting kicked out Of this country.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

ca When you see two young ladies on such
terms of intimacy as to walk with their arms
around each others waists, you may bet a pile
there's no love wasted between them. If you
want to be sure, take either Of them aside, and
praise the other.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

GT We admit the issue. The triumph Of
slavery in Kansas will be the defeat of free
labor. The free laborers are Foreigners and
| are not to be compared with our slaves. - Rich
mond ENQUIRER.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

ca There is a rumor from England to the eff
feet that an English Earl, who was engaged in
the Crimean war, is about to lead to the hyme-
NAL altar, tho noble. hearted and self sacrificing
Florence Nightengale. She has been elected an
hinorory life governor of the Royal Free Hospi-
tai London
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

Quick WoRK.-In August, saw-mill at st.
Cloud, belonging to S. Z, Raymond-but then
barganed to some gentlemen of ofMinneapolis.-was
destroyed by fire. Its cost was about So, ,O00.-
Four weeks from the Ere, a new mill, larger then
the old, one was up and in good running order
Minnesota Republican. 80.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

CO A. the Coronation Ball in Moscow, last
month, the Empress of Russia danced with the
Turkish Embassador! Sc If the ones who make
the quarrels were the only ones to 6ght," how
peaceable would this world be!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

0H' While Mr.. William jackson, of Cass co.,
Iowa, few days since was sighting" o. prairie
Ere, which had threatened to burn his house, a
daughter, eight or nine years old, getting sep
arated from the rest of the family, was caught in
the FIRE and burned to death.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

TRUTHS SIMPLY ExPRHssRD.-Itis not what peo-
pie eat, but what they digest, that makes them
strong. 1t is not what they gain, but what they
save, that makes them rich. It is not what they
read, but what they remember, that makes them
learned. 1t is not what they profess, but what
they practice, that makes them righteous. These
are very plain and important truths too little
needed by glutsons, spendthrifts, book worms
and hypocrites.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

0T The Kentucky American says that the
whisky and hemp crops will be greater in Ken.
tucky this season than they have been in years. 2
lent it strange the two should 90 together.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

O. II you meet man that is . man, Or :
woman, that is . woman, and nothing else, you
may find something human about them !; but the
quabbles and quirks, and hypocrisy and msanness,
the heartlessness, treachery, and sofdincss Of
what is denominated g good society" are scam
dalous beyond all names for scandal.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

NORTHERN BELLE.-This steamer came as fal
as Hastings yesterday, where she discharged heI
freight and left for Dunleith.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

Ca The Rockford (Ill. } Register estimates the
present seasons wheat crop in Winnebago Co.,
at 100000 bushels, yet "not one fifth of the
land is cultivated."' In this ratio, how much
wheat would the whole West raiaei
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

EV wrought iron cannon has been manufac-
tured in Liverpool, England, which weighs p
tons, and sends ball of 800 pounds weight a
distance of four miles.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

GT The President has appointed PETER K.
DoDsoN of Utah to be the United States Marshal
of that Territory, vice A. I. HAUN, declined.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

1, g. The application of towels wrung out in
hot water to the forehead and temples, is repre-
sented to bc speedy remedy for all kinds of
neuralgia headaches. Try it.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

GT Taking the vote Of the Commissioner as
standard, the total vote OF Ramsey Co. is 1892,
of which 1858 comes from the three wards Of St.
Paul. Hennepin Co.. is a little ahead, throwing
1870 votes.-Mnnesota Republican.
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

RoRprRr.-The Jewelry store of Mr.. Reese. in
St. Anthony street, was broken open on Saturday
night last, and considerable quantity of goods
stolen therefrom. Other depreaations Of like
character, have been committed. Look out!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

c. Among the prises at Harvard for College,
the present year, are two for the greatest skin in
mathematics, the first of $500, and the second Of
$500, the most liberal ever offered at American
Colleges. II Fs as3.1s. sss
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

CT A Republican orator in Connecticut says:
Sc They c I'll us a sectional party-I acknowledge
it, for the fair are with us, therefore we are
a ser .ional partv 7" - a
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

CV People are performing aquatic feats BY
walking across the Ohio river at Cincinnati, in
two inches of water, Good time for the sable
"property " Of Lou: svil!e!
Minnesota weekly times., 1856-11-15

60 Hon. John Berry, member of the Ark
snsas Senate, died few days ago, from the bite
ef . spider. l..-