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Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
TELEGRAPH-A CHANCE FOR +!
GOOD INVESTMENT. .a.

OF al the wonders that can be found in
this ast State Of Minnesota, the most sur.
prisinz is that there cannot be found tels.
graph. From St. Paul to La Crosse-one
hundred and fifty miles, nearly, :. line would
have paid Of itself, during the last three
years, besides tho amount Of business given
to through lines to New York. The towns
along the Mississippi are sufficiently nu,ner.
ous and populous and the couut,y back o
them sufficiently settled to furnish ono line
. most profitable business. To insure the
construction Of such line. the Legislator.
would uodoubtedly-she present winter
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
THE DIET OF WORMS.

Somebody inquiries Of the Glencoe R'yis.
ter If Martin Luther dieted on worms, to
which the editor answers "No, you fool 9
The next week the following explanation,
appears ,.aats.,@74. s@q,. }3,,,. IA
MR. ,EDlroR 1t is;a very harsh term
you bestow upor me in the last issue Of your
paper. II ]. am .'fool.''' what woald you
call the Pastor OF the Methodist Church in
Glencoe, who stated few Sundays since
from the pulpit, that Martin Luther Dieted
on Worms Why should Conferences send
such 4 Pastor to instruct the citizens oi
Glencoe? Did that august body wish 10
make the Church q laughing stock T. 3
b.: gfaa Eaoea2REPLY si4ao1 glsGo
We would adv;se the Pastor 70 read
D'Aubigne's History Of the Reformation.
and abandon tho pulpit until be goes thre'
. process of. study, when he can Be. ussfnl.
and teach The people. We DO not know
that Conference should be blamed in the
matter, and It IS to be rvgrst.ed that such I
fsslinx Of dissatisfaction exists aIno,.g The
members Of the Church in regard to tho ac
tion al the Confsisncs IN this matter. ',.,i45
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
STAGE Geooavr "n cass1z, =. Probate Court

Goooaur H%snsTsA' ca1s11, .: In Probate Court
lu the matter Of the application to sell the real
estate of Asnasa streeter for Repayment Of
debts:- - - - - ~ >
Upon reading and filing the petition under
oath Of A. B. Miller administrator Of all and
singular the goods aud chattcls rights, credits,
md estate of Amasa Stre,ter, late OF said
county Of Goodhue deceased, representing that
tho nssets 10 his hands ~ such administrator
are insult 10 enable himat0 pay the slebts
and charges unpaid and outstanding against
the said estate, and showing that there is q no
cessity that all the real estate Of Aaid deceased
6e sold. fer tho; payment Of such debts and
charges. and praying for license to sell the
same, 1t IL ordered that Wednesday, the 26th
day Of January, 4. D. 1880, be. and the same is
hereby appointed and assigned for the hearing
Of said PETITION. And all persons Interested in
said estate are directed and required to appear
before said Probate Court, Mt the Probate iitiice
IA ke'i Wing, il said county, ut o'clock r. N
Of that day, and show cause. if any there he
why. the prayer Of said petition should not be
And it is fur;l,er ordered that the said pcti
! TONER give notice to all persons interested in
said estate, Uf the tendency, Of said petition
AMI the hearing thereof by CO lxing . copy Of
this order to be published four consecutive
weeks weeks prior t. said day of hearing, in the Red
Wing Sentinel. a weekly newspaper published
in said courty of tIoodhue q. a - !
! Date; ut Rcd Wing,- Goodhue county, MINI.
this 24tinday Of December. Al D: 1855. /
,es5z,f::ss=;r; sGas. gORkIN DENSMORE.
|l77-w4 81 Judge Of Probate for Gooihue.C Co.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SHsTiSE; HrT e. q, dstt;a. nina. or o4,,.,
evererssns Upon ny premises, will be prosocu+
ted - the fun exSsnt ofsthe law. And will
pay Hfty dollars toany one furnishing evidence
sufacie6t to convt4 snyberson Of such tres
p.ss. AL tho pines Between Wacoota and
Westervelt are on my land. There arc plenty
Of pines ON the other side of the lake for all
Christian purposes, that are of no other use.
GEO. W. BULLARD. =
December "a, 1859. l77tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

TAKEN uP BY the sub1efiber about 2 week.
L. since. a.last sprnie steer cilf,, body xiite,
lisae anl neck red. The owner Ii re1nestcd q
cal. prove property, pay charges Ind dteks Rim
sway. - ~ '.. DAN 8. AENIP.. ;.
rsa,her.tene, Nov. es. ;e1!,u, IHi7SN
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

NOTICE, II, a: .,sr5,.::.. ,''..: IA: .,.:Gic
~ To all whom it mayrconcern. The uh-
,ieFsigned will make application ut the next
term Of the District Court in and for Goolhuc
County and State Of Minnesota to bc held ut
:ci Wing. in sai:l county. on the 81 Monday
~ May. 1850 tor the vacating Of so much
Of the town plat Of the town oi: Wac"pta, il,
said county Of Goodhuc. as lies easterly Of me
ri;:'an street. in said town. being ali O. that
portion sof ssaidHownt that livx il township No
il3, north Of rangc Is west.
"''f-''E'f GEORGE ". BULLARD,
! .. frzs' ~ 'Pr"rrictor.
=, Dated Wac"ota: Dec. "a, 1852. 45:-tf1
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-12-24

OFFICIAL CANVASS OF. THE STATE.
The State Canvass was completed by the
Legislature on Friday, the 9th Of December
1859. Thc footings up Of the Counties, for
he different officers were ascertained to be
as follows .;r
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For the Sentine'.*
4 CuRlSTMASCAROJ..

a.. ->1tc3SutUx on your UsOW,
And With shining garmeuts
Dsapiny h,ll and dale. II
While the flashing fountain,
Wears crystal veil
And like fairy fingers.
- Al the forests through,
Hang the silver tracsries
From each 1caaess bough. ,ee.s>@
Ye have como IN gladness,
With 4 voice Of mirth;
& Shedding your rich blessings,
On the sons oisarth. e"
Welcome ! welcome Christmas
How each young heart bounds,
With your friendly greetings,
And your merry sounds
Heap tho blazing embsrs
On the glowing hearth,
Draw the curtains closely,
Hush your gladsome mirtb>.. -.
- Aaa' FL tsIi you children,
Ofthe Savior's birth, rs
How hs came from heaven, l~
ta nown, to dwell on earth. .e.
;. Oer Judts's pastures, ~:.'' n
80 Stars were cleaning bright,
Shepherds there reclining, I' IL.
.' Watched!thsir flocks At night;
When = glorious brightness,
3 - Broke upon tho skies. T.
That with terror filed them,
limmed their wondering eyes. I
e But On angel, quickly.
Bads their tears depart; u"
And his joyful tidings
81. Cheered each sinking heart.
10! in Dav,d's city,
On this joyfal morn,
: Christ, the promised Saviour,
e :, .,uu.s yonis;borp." -
) fhen celestial cnoiis, ;. :..:
Loud in praises sang,
Till tho arching heavens
80: :. With the anthem rang
"Glory in the highest.
). To the King, Of Heaven;.
Aud to man, forever. sH
Peace, goodwill b given"
Twas 4 lowly stable. "l
Where they found h,s bed
And = maneer pillowed
jesus infant head.
Strong in might and wisdom,
=: Grew the heavenly child;
Through his-grieG and sorrows,
Ever meek and mild.
Now, a. Lord Of Heaven,
Jesus reigns above:
VlVe fIlm, IittIe children,
Your best your purest love-.
Aud on this, His birth. day,
Weave 70 gar'ands fair
For the festal table
In your shining hair.
For His sacred temple, .....
Bring the " box" and "pine'-
Round His holy altar, ,..,y;..
Let their verdurs t~ine. ur
Wseathe the "fir" and cedar,
Lat their beauties shiue. -"'4
os each arch and column, '>
N the hallowed shrine. "
Rsise the heavenly anthem
Lot it SQUAD again- .r ..s
Glory in. he highest, .,. ...ra,
Peace, goodwill to'men. +. Il
Many merry Christmas, ,.,.
Children, to - ALL 81.
''FW the*lovly eottsge, ,';Hu'.H,
Or the stately hail.
Many . merry Christmas, ,ats .
Nay 70 spend on earth, a
*:'d" . glad rejoicing, l' ,...-,
a.1lI For the Saviour's birth. 81
And vshan Tina ;c nnr1o<l 49,.
Year. and months, and days :
/ Nay We all:in heaven ,. :
Meet, to sing his praiee.
:, ....,.. .... ELCEABE.
Red Wsag, December, 1853. f~f ~.
sF!em collection of, published and unrul
Bsd poems. .0.
N tG~r ~ ~,
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, EMOYAL-sPoRrsMAN's DEPOT.
SHARP'S RIFLES.

OI1- KItI y lNII 11A1'!
Target 0,,d .Ahv==le ha0;ng Il ;fe,
double a,sdi s;ngle.burrel Shot Guns,
Colt's, Aliem'*, "md the ceiedraed,
80 Ie,bbins and Ltsacrence Ifst It's
Powder. Shot. Lead. C.. ps. Wads, Flnslss. Sho,
Belts. Game Bags, Fishing Tackle, &C.: &c
Cheap for Cash. :, 80.
Repairing done witt. care and dispatch.
NJ. J.. MRERL1N.
Red Wing, Sept. 10. 1893. -. 7nu,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

o." GoU WoULnHT BITE RI,yD RoY, 49,
On on" Of the Michigan Contra! Ha:lroad
trains the other lnoruiu.. an accident oc-
Cured winch creatcI considerable mcrri-
'neut ! blind boy. who ha, the run of
the cars for the purpose of selling kn;ck
kaacks, entered Lac ~,-ofin- car. suppo-in.
the inmates Were upanI dressed Walk
ing through the car, h- passed his hand
along the births to sec If they were occu-
ped, when II fell upon the face ola sleeper
whose h.Esuta covering ~ once arrested
the boy attention Stroking down the
hairy coat, the boy commenced with Here
puppy-herc pugpg and other expires
SIou, OF t9udu.e~ which lover Of III.
canine species would bc likely t. iuru,-e
IN. The disturbed sleeper partly awoAe =
u.dcr t-e-e ..i-u.pulJ;.ous aad shaking
his head gave a loud snort The boy
jumped back !a alright Yelling Get ou:
Got on, you w"u!lut bite a III ! boy,
take him of without even Vet caaiyrr-
heud.ns tae truth Tie passenger. roa.eI
with laughter. which did not q; al -udside
Is. Il ,A- 10y e...a......', B." l., | thou Lt
i VA. "a puppy - the birth. and not tis
bulldog.
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The ELASTIC EGc.-Tako good, sound
egg, place 1t in strong vinegar, and allow
it to remain twelve hours; it viii then
become soft and elastic. In this state the
egg can be squeezed into tolcrahly wide
mouthed bottle; when in, it should be
covered with water having some soda in
it. In few hours this preparation will
restore the egg to its original solidity, al
ter which the liquid can be poured of and
the bottle dried. Then the wonder viii
be how tie egg could be got into the
bottle.
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! ToNAHAvvK FoUND INSIDE \ SAw-LoG-
The MeSsrs Gibson. who own saw-mill in
the neigLborhocd Of Caledcn;sr .,verc en-
gagged few days ago in-@awing q pine log
about two feet and half IN diameter
when an unusual soreeching OF the saw at
tractcd their attention. They examined
the cause of the noise and found in the
centre Of the log an Indian tomahawk,
in the eye of which was a piece of rotten
wood, part Of its former handle The log
was otherwise perfectly sound-Uamihcn
(Canaao) Spectator;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

IT is never profitable to breed inferior
animals Of any kind; we would not have
them about-at least not longer than viii
require 10 effect Improvement Even in
the breeding OF our native stock, too little
attention is paid to the means Of improve
ment-they are not used. Ii a man is not
able to purchase improved or blooded
stock, he should not hesitate to do the
best he may with such as hehas. Seek to
develop and combine the good qualities Of
all in their breeding.
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THE NATURALIZATION QUEsr1ov-Gov
Wise has written a letter TO a citizen of
Lynchburgh, Va, disagreeing with General
Cass on the question OF the rights of foreign
Governments to exact unrendered military
service from our natuIalized citizens who
were born under their laws. He saws he
would protect our raturalized citizens
against military service Of other powers to
the utmost eds Of the earth"
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Picture of War,

Here IS picture of the actual business
OF war drawn 10y the quaint and powerful
pencil of Carlyle:
What, speaking in quite unofficial Ian
guage, IN the net purport and upshot Of
OF war? To my own knowledge, Tor eX-
ample there dwell and toll in the British
village of Dsmdrudge, usually some five
hundred souls From these, by certain
natural enemies" ofthe French, there
are successfully scle ctei, during the French
war, say thirty abic-bodied inca Dunn
drudge. at her own expense, has sucked
and nursed them; She has, not without
difficulty and sorrow, fed them up to man
hood. AID even trained 'hcm up to crafts,
so that one can weave, and another build,
another hammer and the weakest can
stand under some thirty stone advoirdu-
pose. Nevertheless, amid much weeping
and swearing, they are selected ali dress
Ell In red iiid shipped IN -vEll.c 96Lic
charge, some two thOusaAu mlIes, or say
only 10 the south OF SPAN; and fed there
till wanted And now 10 that same spot
in the south OF Spain, are thirty similar
French artizans from some French DUN
drudge in like manner vending. till 81
length, after infinite effort, the two parties
come into actual iuXtaposition; and thirty
stands facing thirty, each with gun in
his hand, Strai ghtway the word Fire,
i given and they blow the souls out Of
one another and II the place oisiXty brisk,
useful craftsmen. the world has sixty dead
carcas-es. winch It must bury. and anew
Shed tears for. Had these mon any quar-
rctH No. Busy a. the Devil i. not the
smallest! They lived far enough apart.
w"I- they entirely strangers Nay: III 30
VIDE universe there was even, uucon-
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"WHAT do YOU mean, you little rascal -
said an individual TO an inpudent youth
who had seized him 10y the nose in the
street.
"Oh, nothing, only I am going out to
seek my fortune, and father told me to be
sure to seize hold Of the first thing that
turned up"
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BIG CArTLE-Flory & Co. killed for the
4th of July two beeves weighing 5000
Nszoays (O) Gaz, JuH6
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v:loiEs... .>o.,Eris.
Ii o NJ OL O + \ Il III y

III O NJ OL O + \ Il III y.
4. \. skst.u. u. a..
ATE of Corning, y. Y. would respectfully announce
tl. citiz, of Ottawa and the surrounding cu.ri-
NY, he has permanently located il . city. where
lie vi. he happy visit upon AL those needing his pro-
fes-Iui.dl services.
Br G takes pleasure in presenting the following ,esti
nouisl>:
CoETlSG, y. Y. April 2f,h. 1s5s.
To MAY CoNCGES - have been intimately 4c-
quaatci witIr DR. I Gregg rIe past treo years;
have also employed him family ply >i-ian for that
and would chccrfUly hiu to the conf
d-ric- OF community wie. his lot may !,e
DIR. Greco j. d Of strict moral integrity. good.
Careful and capable pract tijouer J. VI. WOOD,
EIEi"r rHj Er"idDge H.OIsc.
C"ssi>G. y. Y, AprIi 20 i.. ..
To PCBifc:ltsLr pleasure ia recommending DIR.
4. T. Crr-n gentleman and successful rractition-
er. and worthy u the patronage of the l'Uh ic.
GEO W. PATTERSON. Ia.
Cushier GFO. washington LsfnE.
C"ENING, April 23d I-JS.
i''n. JANIS GRANT aud Y. KESrALL, E-q D,vrnp .rt,
10 . GILMAN SNfrH. E-q Rock Island, ll--D-ur
fr rds: on may place ill confidence ia bearer,
DR.. 7. Crc@". d an,. AZ "a physician. We hav,
emp t,d u. H. ~lr family. and il h- should Locate in
'itj'l or tswheTe, our best wishes will attend
him family c. $ HUBBARD.
m VI. pf sls 6yrn of I'm B. .Sts re,s A. IN
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY!

i.i NssEs.s.sE y So 1.'>DS.
e iit undersigned wUGd le t.uIy in:urru the inha-
ss btanis o. Ottawa and vicinity iiat they are now
prepared 90 furnish the choicest kers,
eic rs Hu'ltf Soda Lemon E'-t"n. -trr, Atrrueta,
" alter Biscuit. Also. Bread, Ck-s, Brown Bread,
Pies kc &c. IN good vtr.=ly Con cciioncry of the
choicest selection. CONSTANTLY band. All Kinds al
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
TIE Subscribers having spared pains eNpeL in
tillug up "-' Tor tic v,nir,ce and Sccouuuoit q
ton "' ii,r si the public -ral
able 10 IsA any thns ~ Iucir ii4e dc
sire. Those wishing the New York Wagon aiIv
"iii please send their orders the =. !. Bakery 10
tic Post Uifcr.
.t~ Remember the place, in HossscL's Block next
door west Of Tire Meat Market, Nam Street. send III
your ord rs. and tley w.l receive prompt artenton
! D. WHEELER l.tIvi Jr>. "
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:iD.i.i.G WILSON.
DocIor So XII.
u. IA TE.iS SSg


6sr1Gr. IlrHrOss@ .tT 4 5oti Vsj1 s. O,.QJr-
tNIiuLE<AIE ANB EETAIL-J
ITr0rt~r "f Drugs ChelHi-a, FrrIcL C"suiae Iirtu-
ie-. y ines, &c.. &c. auc-S
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Plumbing, Plumbing.

TIAyINCi taken up my residence in Ottawa, am
L prepared to introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Public or Private buildings will also furnish and put
up Water Closets. Bath Tubs. Hot and Cold Shower
Eaths Marbe Slabs and Wash Basins, Lift and Force
Pumps. Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead. &c. &C. Having
engaged business for the last Is in the
City New York and Chicago. prepared TO put up
Water Works with neatness and despatch
Orders left with Vim. Reddick, ESQ., will be punctuay
attended
Refer VIM. Reddick, ESQ.,. OTTAWA. and me. Bell,
Esq Cnicago JAMES q. KENNEDY
oc2 Y1uD,ber UgTU UyT,fuyj,. Lnyip.er.
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Sa>h. Daor and Hjint fa,;ory,

W. tax" this method inform the public that W.
W have purchased the Sa-h. Door aud Blind Factory
o. 4 r Cauuru. and are prepared Ia any
tii' "a our line uf business. -urh a. S..-h.
u md. fr4rcS aud MouaugS. Orders PROMPTLY fllcd
ca -!orr U.Ti. =.
Having Lvuhrr Yard in connection with F-cto-
~. think facilities Tor furnishing building mate
rhls are uu"GEa'lrl iu this Cy aud invite
"rs, drIncT>. Hd al njh"r- vino may want ANYTHING in
our r 10 call ana ~tti>'N yUHr-rlyr. that sell
good article. jU~t what you want; and cheap rnr
rt-'. Thor" VIII h found Lumber OGi~c Door.
'i> sash, q tzei and urEazed Glass, Oil, Paints
S.,I.-.
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NEW ENGLA
BAKERY & FECTIONERY I!
6. ". >ANERIsD,
CrHciirr N Candy Manufacturer
AND wHoLI SALE EVERY v,RrETY oF
G q II Z = q II I q NJ I, ID "

On .Hfd,A"H, C0Ia,nhRs STREET Gtn,r,, Uliyois
A. do bG>iur-~oII >Iucy Cash ht~i.
ry facility tor NIngtsciurngI am enabled TO s,ll s low
a. any other House IN TIE West.
All kinds "i Fancy and rd.linr Cake kept constantly
on hand md Ins,l- to order. iEc.l G W SANFDEp
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y. .CNvE:soS.
n. II. isHISTO-..


JUStice oF TIE Peace.
oMce sid, " CouusiI. s.. adjoining his resi-
zee, nearly "rpo>.g" the Post ofre,
vi, thanh his friends for all business pertaining
hi eaic-, aud promises to attend to AL s!ch vi h
pr rrptn,>-.
living adjoining to his oGee he always be found
OF hand. ai28
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Tao:,rr" a Cigar Iz:,,.uf:, r"ry.

tTEtSf4 MAR sfLE SiBsD
7 lie undersigned having purchased tie shop and stock
of Gevell * Finley where lie intends to the
business extensive scale. lie has on hand and
always receipt of the hest quality OF American Ita
and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments. Naure-- Furniture &c. A. he has
th. best w"rkin-n in the country he feels
sured that he Up anything in his line in a superb
style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give FL those VINO favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
Y. Orders from a distance earnestly solicited.
prom, " attended JAMES WILLS.
0ItaWa. March 5. lS5G.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD

Street, n~'ir B''na,ds Wd1.n Establishment
STONE cut 10 all patterns and Dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for all delivered order
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T.. -. .SVEErSEI.,
Sickle & File Manufacturer

4 Ii kinds Of REAPER SiCKLES, for Grass or Gram.
N made order. Oid >ckl3 cat amt ,ej.dir-
81. Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
pledge myself to do work. which Tor quality aud price
shall DEFY competition. ssF ALL oF Any WORK Wa
't>h paid for oid fRes. OIL Flies re-cut and ,car-
ydHt~d.
Bells Mill. opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa L.
Sale Co, Illinois. oc3-tf
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mHr2" STEAwN POWELL.
MILLINERY AND DRESS NAA:NC,
FS1!iF 'h-au,=i took rnNNETS ev-r sod ia ptr,v,
4 cau h- seen ~ NI>> LIZZIE MINET'S ROOMS OBJ
post" TIE Nau-Ion l!"u-e. Also. Ribbon. Flo , err,
Et,h-- N'~srs' FiHt-, SirTN Trimmings. &c. &c.
Mr. Jones ~iI <ur"T.nr-3i Dr-S. Making and Mai
sewing and - confident ladies' cannot better please
l.cHl,r'Et- ihfh hF Z VIM herh call. my2I
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.sT. sr.s. = e.
[h' si~iGrI. Sa gan and D,Dfif-Otisf'rr Illinois.
Di-ea'-, OF tie " und Ear cured. oflce il. " iIA
e;'s BocL. UoTI.rr oi La Sale and Mil ai23
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VSl,C yV avpEC

S0ns T|tt~r and Stone .H,sDn-Otin,ra III.
All kinds of Sj",r Cutting and Stone ayi.c with III
Ic',hrated ,t"tcf S"H" Gone on sh.rt notice.
Yard, the Gas Wnrk. imI1I-t {
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THE GREAT EASTERN.

HER RUN FROM PORTLAND TO HoLYHEAn
The Great quilted Portland at quarter before
lour M. the 9Th, aud anchored in Holyhead quar-
Ter before four on Monday afternoon the 10th inst hav
ing accomplished the voyage round under favorable cir
cumstances.
The distance run during the forty eight hours
suited at something over five hundred and fifty mes.
The average Of speed for the whole trip is stated TO
be little over thirteen knots though during the greater
part Of the the engine did lot go than at half
speed The paddles averaged ten and the thirty
eight per minute when working at pressure of
twenty pounds The greatest speed attained was over four
teen half knots nearly seventeen miles per hour
This accomplished without any special exertons on
The part of the engines, but considerable quantity OF
canvass was spread. The weather during the trip
squay and at times long, heavy ground swell was ex
pericnced causing according authorities, good
deal of pitching and rolling the part Of the vessel,
while others say that the motion at all times most
Slight and the ship under the most perfect con-
sro Rough attempts have been made to ascertain the
greatest angle of under rule and the worst cacua
ton was said to fix ten while other vessels in the
vicinity we're pitching about in very lively manner.
The ship was tried, after demur, by Mr.. Scott
RUSSELL under and paddle engines united and
singly and on both occasions with successful results
Experience showed that the ship had seered admirably
and that the ccmpasses marvellous degree
Boyhead ten or twelve days. then proceed South
nmpton to have her boilers thoroughly repaired, in
Cordapce with the requirements Of the Board Of Trade
The correspondent Of the London Times on board the
ship writing before the Holyhead says that is
more than probable that the ship viii not leave England
during the winter and that Southampton will probably be
her W inter 0uartpre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-24
THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.

The London Times has another editorial on the San
Junn difficulties. 1t reerates its denunciaons OF Gen.
Harneys course and says be could not have anticipated
any outrage TO American citizens in San Juan, and con-
sdcrs that such statement is made for the purpose Of
excusng aggression which had long been determined
ppon charactcrizes Gen. Harneys act as gratuitous
insult to the British empire, and which could not be
passed 1t firmly believes that large class OF
Americans will support the policy which has boen inau
guratcd and in reference 10 Gen. SCOTS mission says
that the English government will respond with cor
responding courtesy and the result will doubt be
peaceful settlement Of the questions which have been made
dangerous to the two great nations by the wrong headed
ness and folly Of few men.