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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

The famous Burdell house. No. 81 Bond
street, View York, is again to be occupied
The family ola brother of DIR. Bardsll will
shortly move into it.
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Eli Garland '. Lewis J5raan lowell
Robinson.
Action o. Trespass Y Jordan, a constable
Of Wartlnm, for the sale Of house which
PHI contends WAS illegal. Papers exhibited
showed that proper time and notice was not
given by the Magistrate, and sufficient notice
was not given Of the Judgment, for sale on
execution. Verdict for Plaintiff for SIi,-
50.
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.ae.t ava e3tt = on one y '.i' t''.'.--i't
wife Of }nfr"~ Moore 81 H'r2'i''' -and
lanaErs CHARMED t. if'' 1-a1.ff' q 7.t7 t-.ft'-
sand d'!ats
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KS soon as the news OF the rejection by
Messrs Wulkeland Stan;onol the Oxford
returns hal reached Washington, a high
oliicial OF the Government Cabine, off :
Ger, aud probably Secretary Cobb, but this
we are not able to ailege positively
stated 10 Mr.. Gabrisht, the agent of
the Associated Press at Washington.
that the administration had determined
to remove both Walker and Stanton. Mr.
GJbrlEht, who by tie way is himself a
Democrat. at once telegrsphad this i'm
por'ant intelligence TO the Journals of the
Associated Press, by which II was pub.
h>hed on Saturd y last as follows:
"W&safsgraN. Oct 30 1857.
"Pfevioas +, the election in Kansas. Gov
Walker received specified M .rretion from
the Administration, re.a,ive 10 h duty on
that subj Jet, and y hieh ptouhsdod Tim nom
putgirg the poll as he recently did IN reject
ing the Oxford district, Acting without au-
thority trrm Washington, aud clearly viola
ting the instructions sent him. his conduct Is
cmphaiie&lly condemned. There is reason
to believe that both Gov. Walker and Secre-
tary stanton wiz be removed unless they
shall chose TO resign
There is no doubs that this dispatch
expressed the determination of a large
portion of thejCabinet. But the news
was received with alarm and eons,erna-
ton. as it well might be, by the Demo.
cratic leaders in our State. who saw in
it the destruction oftheir saneaine hopes
OF a triumph in Tuesday election. They
began pouring in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
hot and heavy, upon the White House
and its adjuncts; and their remonstrance
would seem to have had effect. for the
following responsive dispatch appears
in The Albany Atlas of Tuesday.
! '-WAsHTvGToS Nov, ., 1857.
To Hon. d. +. SIuKLEs: There Is not
word Of truth in the ernoval Of Walker nd
stanton
~. BUCHAAN
up HrSsr, Secretary.
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A. pp! Nszs f-f rhilIreu. uar'; All to pro.
safe Mrs. Wins as ,otaiar syrup for eailslten
Fee'h.us. Il ba7 as 't'rl Garth No mother
Hho has ever tod Mr'. Winslsw soothing syrup
FER ehilirsa VII ever consent 10 let her child pass
through 'heiitfessins and critical period Of teeth
M without The al Of thi, Invaluable prerara ton
Il i.fg AMI health can BE- estimated by dollars and
ssats, ); s. -. IL weight ia sslI.
Millions 81 eat.}es of M5s Il .rrsiag ; soothing
syrup ase II s,4Fy y,as ia t4g a,led sta:ss-
l. 5s an II ss.d well tasi renle,lv Nune gen.
a5as gairs- tas Fse sinil5 ct Curtis 4 Psrkin, i.
%, the outside wrapper
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FIREMEN's PARADE.-There was a
frcmen's parade and trial of engines al
Thomaston. Wednesday afternoon Nov.
4th., The occasion of this parade was
the dedication, by Eureka No. 4, OF
Thomaston. of fine new Hall, which
was celebrated BY Dedication Ball.
The trial of engines took place during
the afternoon, and was by horizontal
playing. through 200 feet ofleading hose.
the distance being marked in the usual
manner. The following was the result
OF the trial:
Defiance. Rockland, Hdnneman- 2D7 #.
State Of Maine, Thomaston, do 200 IT..
Eureka, Thomaston, Button. ISL fl.
Eirigo, Rockland, Hunneman. lS9 f..
We are informed that the judge also
decided that Dirigo,'' and Eureka
played the largest rolnme IF eater upon
the paper.
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.-e ~ y ~ 'sie''i Ia 10y rae
essapea iro'n tae cltF, NJ u Michi 5ar,
robbed the state y NIX OF 81 ,ooai went
20 .onheet'.u'' i,ll y re s3yaral Jewel
~ STORES IN IN 'tS'lte' f759ed an iadiana
snons,'a AsSA' 81 eo''sh 'ra BE sum
piuh9erei soTe r 4 OF the pnnc!p4 shops,
anu Jo,nea q Ack t'Ani and 'e.l Shita,
IN. nc 'r'o neat a'temPte 70 rob an eii
company . means Oh i'is' "ets th-
fasea's got INTO the company $ safe but
70 'he'f ena5 , ~ w., me goisfS empty.
or Two or 'hfe2 nights they continual
the experiment oat s'li found no money
h.nra3 yea vita h's 'lt,7.'sezss, Fi'li fes7tF-
ed not 10 nave az tAls trouble i1g nasa-
ing lla'i' gar .'4 y eN mime '.'s com D.
Pany eooNs ana 't'i tiihted INNS win
sihe,F method o. d ING 4u5'n2s2' b i1rEad
iheiT name ana po' ''Aa''nI ON . tA,H
empaos sssl II e'Is1o'4i4 led a.-s! ie' "a,
city +" Aeh IN. / ne came dae, the
uhiofealaso en- ,to{e "s4's' hi,a h ga
sssuneo, Was Ntls4 ioF .2f9 sn.i sen
tenueu 70 o,h6 7'n5 Tor ave cars
lnence tue coh!sdeFateS went to t}ae-
pc. iheif exploits IN mt CRY having
a.armed the peoP,e ana WaEeu up the
vigilance OF the oineafS' the? lett tor No
va scotia.
a few weeks a-f.r tha'r arrival there,
the BANK ro9oety 81 : QUO was commit
fed. Ia TINS st1psad 1nS 3'tl.r, Philem
p'oyoi al MS teNil'SA geoiGs His mon
hcF OF proceeding y sometimes slow. but
Always sire "a a bIt OF wax he
t'ok an impression q tao oats E door,
toes, ana rom ans hoaet they construct
ed KY. Ano'';e. 3&a; NJ robbers en-
tered the ea:tata and took Impress
OF tue LOCKS o. 'Ae t,FaFer3 and yaalts. AMI
made otter Keys rs he H. a. wee NV
sure oil success ! : asserted ia. pa
has often aeVetet siN months ssalv %
the plaza oil an e7ts5Es.se. and whoa Il
promised 'arSS las adt s-renlrl to
saenl SlbHU n n ts4t+f--
sasscs great powers q straf,,,.. - -
ven,ion. Al Aeharu h. NIL +, - ar
securing tie CRATES. and ca IL
jailor, who sod the secret to hose in
New York. IheF got Il ra..D.e..l y,
have realized large profits from - ST.
Ordinarily, Pas manar -, e. ~
let his conte iera;es# eNeaata BIT in
Nova Scotia he parted from ttis ar9-
dent custom; and 10 this no i ,.rns, he
owes his detection.
Jael, pan1 o,r
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rhamah More Y. George y Black.-Low.
ell-Ro' iason
An acton Of the case for taking quantity
Of logs. riaintif ayerred that logs were cut
On Tick, Lot" 50 called, under a permit
from ilsa y. Def. eontsnded that said
logs were aot cut On Ticket Lot but on
hand Of his own Verdict for Defendant.
John z, johnson v Ambrose c. jordan
Robins n--Abbott
Both parties claim Il lot of land. Defend
ant cnntended that there was defect in
Plaintiff : attic under which he claimed. Also
denied that Plaintiffs I'D covered the prem
ises in question. Verdict for Defendant
Pearl SPahorl '. Benz F. Ferguson and al
Abbott Il Kent-Robinson l. Knowles.
This was an action Of the case, where the
Plaiatif claimed that Defendant had erected
a house, On land where Plaintiff had RICH,
Of way hy a reservation ina decd from tine
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Private School.

Mss HELEN JORDAN will com.
menet Private School ia the villa e, 4
. saihcieut number II sebolars can be obtaiaod
These wishing l. send their children will confer
favor by leaving the nance Of scholars az the
american ealee.
Ellsworth. Noy. 10, 1884,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

Packages af3 Tickets. 30 cts; Single Tick
IS, - cts. Performances calnmens, at : IL
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'.Tila, grsaIl-- y 4 tio-.s,5r, which IL mgek,
The i4eat il feeds ,u So

In other words tia. he was iaal,us-a fow
DAYS previous to the ARRAY had rr,earsl a
quantity Of tar with which u provide HI.
wifi. and gentleman vii, baarI4d in lie
family. with new dresse@-that he was
enlgavorins to excite the ,sgpIe
against his wife and the gentleman nfare
sid. and was making efforts tn raise n ,nal-
to destroy the house in which they liyoJ. he
himself having been temporarily elected from
his rishtiul domicI. Mr.. Frost who claimed
10 bs the owner Of tho horse puder this
state ofaaairs, concluded to give Mrs. NJ.
not ee % quit. He proceeded to the house
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-13

Ellsworth, Nov. :. l>57.
Mas an applicant for the situation"-
50 he 'sGs, and Black Republican one too.
Capt Beal voted the Fremont ticket last fall
-Was ted up u the polls in state 9r int5xi-
| cation, by the same fellows who claim all tic
| temperance. and decency lis petition vas
largely signed ~ the Black Republicans
amauE the name, WIS the sheriff u Hancock
County toy ther With the names Of the Black
Republican leaders Of this town V, -
sIitlr OF tho Amurisan would ike II have i
= abroad that 3 al belongs to the Democrat
II party, and that tie party arr responsible
far his notorious conduct.
THIS star DIES ryes a leather m ,lal for his
.s-tasansss. A.'BIaek Republican" askin,
81 a National Democratic AlministratiouC9
for an oaiee with $4,000 This is rather
cooler than for the Union to claim Parrot,
the recently elected delegate to Congress from
Xansls, as Buchanan man,
This Mr.. Beal, If it were not for rum.
would be, We have no doubt, as orderly and
we'll behaved citiz n, as many others who
hold respectable positions in society This
Is, and always has been lis b. setting sin
In politics he is a dem crat, and always MAS.
His habits did not make him 50. bat he was
. before they Lad ruined him. A wear ago
he frequently spent has breath in hur -ah-
ing in the strt.st for "Hlue-C .nnon" and
Boosting Of his democracy. ile was one Of
the "unterrtiel," and like the sir that was
troubled with cutaneous dlselse, was proud
Of it. At the September election h. vas
probably 50 balmy tha; his political ass5ci-
ates could not control him. and to pleas, a
particular friend he voted for lIamlin. At
tue ..gsidential election, he lost the priyi-
lege Of voting Tor lue-Cannon, lay being
absent from the State At the last election
he was at Deer Isle and worked like a wor-
thy member Of the party, all day for the
Democracy. lie also assisted Capt Thur
low in getting signatures to a Petition for
his {fhurlow's) appointment as Lighthouse
Keeper. After Capt. Thurlow WIS drowned.
beal undertook to obtain the situation, and
a Democrat wrote him petition, and he got
every body to sign his petition that would.
W. Do not suppose that the public care but
very little about this matter, aud we only
allada u it, because Star Is disturbed and
We wish to calm him, before he Becomes a
fallen :. We Go not think the Democratic
party the worse for Mr. Btal belonging to it,
tor there are men high in position in the par
" who are much more criminal in our esti-
nation and there are men with as bad hab-
its. who voted with the other party, per-
haps
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hiIiS
A glory round the Spring.

NOVEL WAY TO EFFECT SALEs.-The Balti-
more Weekly Dispatch saws some of the clothing
dealers on Centre Market Space have a way of Sc
curing sales occasionally, which savors strongly
of rascality and the drop game. They place in
the coat pocket an old pOrtemonnaie stuffed with
paper customer comes along inquiring for such
a vestment. The dealer, If he judges his custom
er to be Of the right stripe AFTER essaying several
coats, at last says: - Here is d coat we made for
agentleman, he wore II one day and sent il bac k;
IL was too small for him-try II on. All. il fits
FIRST rate-lke 1t was made for you. 1t is well
made, buttons sewed on strong, with strong
pockets The customer puts his hand into the
pockets to try them, when his fingers come In
contact with the pocket book. His imagination
is kindled with the idea of appropriating the
supposed treasure. Chow much did you saw the
coat was?'i he eagerly asks. The dealer names
good round price. " IL suits me-I'll take il is
the quick reply The money is paid the self
duped customer walks off hurrfedly with his
supposed prize, not stopping to hear the sup
pressed chuckle of the dealer as he looks after
him out OF the corner Of his eye. The issue can
be guessed-the covetous buyer finds out there is
difference between paper and paper money! and
Is both enraged and mortified to find that his own
dishonest avarice has led him to paw an extraya-
CANT price for worthless article that fits him so
badly that he is ashamed to wear IL. Unless.
however, his greenness is Of deeper shade than
ordinary, he is careful not TO mention it, even TO
his most intimate friends
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTFLS

NiLLARDS' HOTEL.-Hon Adrain. Nj.
1 samson, do; Gov Price do; w q stesrs Mas,
Dobson, Pa; Darcy nj: Can't Rally
ooN n Decker, NY; w A Lnayer do ID n
Porter, TSNi Walsh, NY; w smith. do, /
nh,nsin; Mass; A Wilmarth, lady, and dauhter.
sts y Bingham, Mrs Latin, Miss Latin, Mis-
Iowler, and Mr. Schillow NY;.W i wTioht Va.
r Butterworth, NY; VI Richardson. j p wei
ION, Ga T. Hundley and lady, Va; Miss Humid :
ny, 90; Judge Cullen, Ark; f. M Patterson r lv.
~ patterson, Md; Com Salter USN; Hon
S,nllth; VT Hon l. A Smalley do; j Eldridge.
Lass A Barton, VT; w Russell do: Col
nnaker' MI Lawrence, Nj Heast NJ; r Corn,
66Pslhi J Brooks. Me; ] III Chotard. Ny; w Ii
IKE doi Myers. do; = Newell, Md: + A
uo,,n' 90; James, VO; w r Carter, do; ID III
NORTON; NC; w b Fay, Md; Miss G Fay. do;
mer, do. D'i''a'' M Urea
BROWNS HOTEL g @ TAYLOR. Nv. " p
Toward, Ga; A Jordan c Cone. Nv: II sber-
R,,, ga : bue haltz, Va; SAWYER, Mass: Col
ter p. "a vi Whiting, sc; Gen IN ID Pos
49,, Ut Forney, do; V III bailey Va. n n
"a ~ 90 Samuel Burch, do. R Cro,x,ey w
strong a. rr'Sh, Md; Hartman, Md: nj Arm
j Tu9ner Ma DIE klng Pa, II w Wood NY: IT
" VoightIv = 1ahney, La; Genl II Eayior.
w Rhodes, Va; Moore NJ" G' = Duvaii, DO;
Md. w Friedrich,
kIRKWOOD HOUSED Mat, -,
Pringle, NY: II Robinson Ma Paj
head, do; w Mclean, Va; n p r, Hites-
DR. Belt, Md; Mrs A Hamilton Mass Pa;
OSMCi X Rocker, Pa: l. Haddaw,v vleen
III MaEshoil, do; J F Davis. ~ MA w
UNITED STATES HOTEL-G r yu,,
~ Weeks, o; w Carter, Me; II C Green Ne;
w TarPini Va; Q L White, FIJI.
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III In an important case in New York CITY a
few days since, one of the jurymen during the
progress OF the case devoted his attention to read
Ing newspaper. The evidence didn't seem to
interest him.
u An individual, wearing bright scarlet
uniform, and carrying long sword. has been peT-
ambulsting the streets Of Newport, Ky, for the
past few days. He states that he is Elijah, the
prophet, and predicts the destruction Of the world
speedily.
IL The birthday Of Henry Clay was appro-
Priately celebrated by the Clay Association, at
Letters on lesS sfoy BY
and Edward Everett, of Massac husetts in reply
toinvitations to be present.
II A lump Of gold was taken out of the old
Wheaton claim, in Holden's Garden saws a
worth one thousand dollars. This is the claim
from which thirty-fye pound lump was taken
in the fall of 1851
II Mrs. Nicholson saws ssCIandestine mar
riages seldom bring happiness the woman who
sacrifices home and fathers and mothers affec-
ton for lover, unless the parents are unusually
unreasonable, generally reaps that reward which
follows in thefootsteps of ingTatitude and DISC
bedence."
III large family Of colored persons, manu-
United by the will Of their late MASTER gentle
man Of Montgomery, Ala, have been provided
with home and means of support in that city
Their master LEFT about sl2 600 10 them with their
freedom, on condition they should remove to a
free State
II An extraordinary feature Of recent medical
experience Is, that consumption prevails along
the Southern seacOast of the United States, Cuba,
and other West India Islands, as much as ID does
al at the North This is known to physicians in the
II The st. Paul, Mimi. Advertiser SAWS the
landlords Of that place have this season advanced
tnelr rates Tor stores and dwellings from twsntv
10 thlrty per cent. over the prices demanded for
the same bull dings last year, and think them.
selves justified in doing 50 by the increase of bus
mess and immigration in prospect
CHURCH DEAD-HEAD-In churches sleepv
heads have always been numerous. but until re-
Gently, we never heard of any one claiming dead
head exemption when the plate went around
Last sunday in Western village, when the
pIate was being passed In - church a
gentleman said to the ''collector''-"Go on: I'm
dead -head-I've got pass -
hoRRIPLE DEAIH.-A son Of Mr. James An
uIews' OF Saratoga, met with his death in sin.
quar- manner, Saturday morning last He had
Deen cleaning out the barrel of his gun by either
NlPlng or washing, and, after having as he sup
$3.50; removed all the powder took a candle
anu Pisceo II IN proximity TO the hole in the butt
~ ~ 'ne odIIeI while he covered the muzzle with
us mourn, and proceeded to blow through /, bnt
~, ~, powder ignited by means of the candle. and
me whole Charge was driven down his throat
Anlh2 MIN almost instantly
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EOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&sss e
8 BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMrRovEp ARRANeEMENTs.

New AND IMPROVED ARRASe EMENTs.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for CumbeI
The n' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s 10 nI!f Snf
Except SUNDAY at SIS a. m, oonnectlng with trans
;t train from
The NAIL a fffh leave. Camden Station
sraips for Columbus tincnssii, Dayton, Indisp.
So. Louis. CsIro. and inte,med, are nosuts
Sd. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at ! ?.
Louis, Cairo. Chcss and intsrmedate paces. The
distance To Cincinnati and other central nd southern
Paoes IN the West, Is nearly Ion miles shorter than
oy any other route The time To these plaoes Also
unequAied.
.IDr Baggage checked through to Columbus, Gu
W Passengers and Baggage transferred at al
THRoGGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large
towns in the West, the lowest possible rates. at
the Ticket Office, Camden Station, aud at Washing
rFT1IAA seoOnd-olass car is attached to the MAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
modation Or Mail Train. and living over At CumbsT-
land or Oakland. They resume the next morning BY
a. m, and reaches Wheeling al .. m. '''u -
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
This is the only route by which Through Tickets
ana Baggage Checks can be obtained IN Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENG ERS.
oa east Of Cumberland and the Express at So
eeonmodation leaves Cumberland al an, reaching
-: RsEP 81 Il * TRAIN start. a.
sedsriok at a. m, arriving at Baltimore at l2s
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
Hsh , SHARON ate a. m and SD p. Leaves EIcotts
MINIS al 7'S a. IN. and 7-se p m, except SgSasSS:
jan iotI Master of Trans
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EVENING STAR.
GOD IN SPRING.
nv REv. r. HEMPsrELp.

BY REV. T. HENPsIZAp.
Ho.annas to Thy Deity for this,
And the gold oPulence OF flowers, which Is
o. gOody are these ranks of sunny days
Which the warm breath OF budding woodlands
We fling our care away one hour to gaze
Meath the sot1 yehds OF Thy angel, Spring,
And lIft his silver wing.
We will bow down before his face as one
Who comes with tldIngs from the only King
Yea, he Is Thine; Thy hands did weave this crown,
All mute things knows his presence and gIve praise
The wood6lne yearns around his arms to cling,
And sweet birds nestle in has hair and sing,
God OF the purple Spring.
We thank Thee for the morning vestal llaze,
And evening with her locks of sober brown;
We thank Thee for the emerald Summer days
nd autumn Tba With t t her nights Of wss5y moan;
Which speak for man a falrer blossomlng
t mn1s nss lGI .ne y. fSeT Srns
We thank Thee for the Spring!
Angel, thy sPIendors never could have shons
P9n the Orient " as here the, they snn Enon
A softer music for his glorious line;
He would have seen the bursting of the graves,
He would have heard their mouldy SILENCE ring
With peans like the noise of many waves,
And oceans Oozy channels throbsnd sing
Through the green gates oil spring.
What is so sweet as clover by the way,
SO fresh as vioets lifting the dead leaves'
What is SO dOwny as beechen spray,
SO musical as swallows round the caves?
What queenly rs the jasmine bells
Between whose walls the bee forgets his sting!
Yet these are thlae, all these, the spicy dells,
The balm, the glorious tlnts, the caroling,
o, rosy footed Spring!
Lover of messy hanks, we welcome thee
Back TO the orchard paths and yearning hills
Come, hang thy mantle on the crowness tree
And scatter dappled pinks and daffaCs;
And we Will wreathe thy brow and clasp thy knees
With blooms prefer our fresh thank Offering
Ot gentle moods, new hopes, while glossy bees
Hum through the delicate urns that roll and swing
Around thy limbs, . Spring.
The royal blue-bird whose soft vest was dipped
Long M the August ornaments rich wave,
And the hne robin of thy dews have slipped,
And league to sing the blossoms from their grave
AL spirits Of the amber budded boughs
Call thee sweet names, Bridegroom Of Flowers and
King;
The distant valleys and the near hedge-rows,
The sIlvery vault and gllmmerlng mountains sing
10, delicious Spring
Great Pan reclined in odorous shades and woke
The echoes of the hills, long, long ago,
And white armed Dry ads danced beneath the oak
Nor marked the IA pId seasons DER them flow;
The breads tripped along the mountain ways:
But all the past gone Is the Satyr king,
pureT breath the grove and the woodland sways,
And with better Name the flute notes ring
OF lily bosomed Spring
HosanEas for the birds and flowers o God.
see Thee In the bloom and mellow beams,
Yet am sad even where so lately trOd
Thy redIant feet and woke the sleeping streams;
Our bosoms for a purer region yearn
We feel the hutter of the immortal ping
'Galnst Its clay walls: unsatished we turn
FROM summers crown and the fresh tlnts thai
fling
A glory round the Spring
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NOTICE OF The h. kREIMovAL OF THE
~ LAND OFFICE FROM RED WING TO HENDER-
son, IN MINNESOTA TERRIToRY;-In accordance
with the provisions of the act of Congress entitled
act authorizing changes in the location of land
Offices approved March s. is5s, i is hereby deear
public lands at RED WING, in MINNESOTA
TuEEk,kiTORS, will be removed to the town of
nENDEKSON; in said Territory, from and after
,h Given under hand, the city Of Washington
by order OF the President:
o.. THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
NAV ,SiS.mm,ssloner Of the General land Oliice.