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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Neutrality-suspicious. the 9uondam dh
mute has been married. lie bore the naas
OF Thatcher, which is his fathers nam, -
Delavan was an assumed maine
Who will doubt the capabilities Of Aros.
took after this, the dumb have their speech
returned, aud the wifeless are supplied with
a helImee:s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

JoHN NJ. Borrs. This gentleman is 70.
ported to have sand in a speech before the
Virginia Wing State Convention, ,ha, the
nomination of either Edward Bates of Mis-
souri,, Bell Of Tennessee, or Crittenden o.
Kentucky would be acceptable t. tn. opposi-
ton party Of to South, as candidate for
the Presidency.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

THANKS, To John II. Parker Esq. for q
eaPy of the Bank Commissioners Rep5r. and
REPORT on the System OF Disbursements.
Labor and Discipline in the Maine State
Prison. by james G. Blaine Esq, Commi.
sioncr appointed under Resolve approved
March lo5o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March is re-
ceiyed from the Publishers. 1t is an abls
and Interesting number, fully up TO the pre-
ceding numbers. Among the papers in the
table of contents are the following
Holbein or the Dance Of Death; Lizsio
Griswold's Thanksgiving; Charles Lamb and
Sidney Smith, Bulls and Bears; the Double
Headed Snake of Ncwbury; the Professee At
sle Breakfast Table, the Utah Expedition,
the Minister'S Wooing, Mrs. Stoves new
Novel continued, Review Of Sawyer's New
Testament, &c.
Phillips, sampson & Co, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

TIE PRAYER. A Legislative prayer once
made TO an Indiana assembly Of law makers
closed US follows
BE with them in their weakness STRENGTH,
en- them with thy strength, scan with Tbv
searching eye all their legislative acts, and
We pray Thee, Lord, that thou vii, orc-
ruie all their do,nqs.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION, exclaimed Mrs.
harrington, throwing down the paper, .i,s
come t. u pretty pass indeed, that men are
going to exempt themselves from home Jus,
when they please without any proviso 70,
cold nights.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

CHARLESTON, Feb. l9,-Brig Eliza Ann, of
nluehiii' Me-, from Havana for Cienfueeos,
has put here for repairs. She has been
aground on Carysfort Reef.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

10 FARxEKs.-Read the advertisement Of
b. +. Thomas6 Co. Patronize home nanufac-
lures and at the same time get the best
plough for down east that is made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

ARoosIooK RAILRoAp.-The Comm;t,e. IN
which this subject was referred have agreed 70
report unanimously in its favor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Knox COUNTY The COMMITTEES on the
division of counties have given the petitioners
leave to withdraw.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

ALL STYLES OF BINDING done in the
most satisfactory manner and on reasona-
BILE terms, at the ELLSWORTH BINDERY
over C. G. PECK'S STORE. Orders sole
tied and Prompt Attention given. &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

In the same ratio the contribution of the Coun-
Of the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

A PRESENT. Gov. Banks has received 4
present Of a Gold Wstch from the worknen
in the Waltham watch mandatory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

ANNEXATION. The town Of Seaville has
petitioned to be annexed to the towns of
Mount Desert and fremont,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

The WEsxINs1ER REVIEW for Jan
the following table of conten. :--.asssSfm 10
Parliament; The Religious Policy Of Austria;
The Sanitary condition Of the Army; Cioro-
form and other Anacsthctics; Spiritual Des-
titution in England, Carlyle's History OF
Friedrich the Second, Recent cases Of Witch
craft, Contemporary Literature. Published
by Leonard Scott L Co, - Fulton St, New
York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Pension Mrs. Myra ". Gaines, widow Of
the late General Gaines has been voted pension
of $50 per month during her life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

kEEPING BOOK ny SINGLE ENTRY.-Wi
have learned this art, Of late, to Perfection
Nothing comes nearer to it than 10 DO
printers have to do usually -haye the e.
tries to make all on the debit side, VI
should like to Gil up the blank lines on s.
other side of the book, Who will ,ach =
double entry book keeping
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

A SyRIKE-There v as strike AMONG tia
Blaeksmiths in this village this morning
The sparks left.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

SHORT OF PAPERS. There are but sixty-oue
newspapers published in Georgia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

FORMAL OF INDUSTRY. This is the namo
of monthly quarto sheet published in New
York city. containing monthly price cur
rent of labor. Price $l,00 per year.
Published by the Board of Directors OF
the Industrial Association. Its object ana
its aim il 10 eauaize labor and thus to dis.
tribute and equalize wealth. The Directors
are among the worthiest men OF New iofk
city, Ex-Gov. Mryon II, Clark being one
of the number.
The following editorial shows the discrim-
nation and good judgment Of the Editor -
GRErLY AND RAYMOND IN TIE LEDcER.-
We have read nothing in the Ledger from the
pen of Mr.. Everett at all comparable in all
the essentials of good writing, to the commu.
nications by the above authors in recent
number OF his popular Periodical. Mr..
Greely pours out his parental heart to
.Young men in the country, in counsel 20
wise. so convincing. so winning. that none
can read his effusion without equal admins
tion of the writing and of esteem and lore
for the writer. Mr.. Raymond's accoa.1se
his visit to the paternal home Of be ~
ed Charlotte Bronte is admirably wriy
The simple beauty Of his description
the utterance Of unaffected and tod
sentiment have an exquisite charm.
American Cicero must do far better
has vet done in the Ledger, before
duces two such gems Of literature -
So thinks the Journal Of Industry.
OF the poetical eifusion of day. gone
of the then yerdant Bennett, it IS JUST
that although they have been hld ave- J..
sun and air for thirty years, ths!s
EREES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Rev. Joy Ii. Fairehild, well known clef.
gyman, died in Boston, Monday morning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Why is dst Ike railway? Because it
travels over sleeI srs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Nk>srL BUILDING. Capt George X Grit
I'm has cnxnny- tsqiass fssllooncr m
the Ship Yard Il tie M-ssrs J. arm
Jones. Sae Is to be Of the largest clas. VI
eoasting vessels. The Capt. never stops fr.
:. hard times or head winds" None Of
our captains make quicker trips or more
Of them, during the coasting season.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

HALLAM THE liIsroRisS, Died the ed of Janu
airy aged 81 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

IN MANY ~ Won, rssders. doabtiess The msAe q pa,us
M ana CStvssng ths great article o. fooa 10 much
sns.ows =. = were os y sI.1 sse.s ~ s ,.Ss
Inc broad ia. piece Of ground q many acres extends
divided into "tasks" BY bitches running through In
direction though mostly crossing eAoh other as right
~ . 81 scs and osx narrow oSs When sss o.
hands are put into one q these tasks they must smooth
or make the little trench rows, the seed and cover 1t
one as tor instance ii the work Of 70 smooth
much ground; OF another 10 trench after nim Of another
these tasks make Sed; thu Seid IL mot fenced n bu,
surrounded by large ditch and embankment These are
tesgnased - Nos 2, 60, ana contain 40 IL or 20
tanning number Of fields, being surrounded BY large
canal.
Having given you faint idea Of how the land lies,
viii how Is cultivated 1.-THE fall, AFTER the rice is
cut perfectly dry, the stubbe IL burnt or
Sometimes tho weather win NOT allow this then remsns
whole land Intended for cultivation 10 with the
hoe, breaking cods SO. 10 March the planting season
& ana as me zoe a. 70
mains until the rice pretty well grown. The water 10
then let off, and after the field gone over with the
hoe TO chop out gran and work the rice THIS done
twice before the crop rpens The irrigation managed
that when field Is under water another may be
%
Every kind OF bird lover Of rice, and An enemy to
The interests Of the Planters but theone most dreaded
ID i
color with sharp stout bill, with which Il grasps the
taks Of rice, and squeexes the milk from eectualy
done with pair Of nppers The only means Of get
ting rid Of them Ia BY powder and shot; and though
thousands upon thousands arc killed, they nill ap
pear a. thick as 1t Arst During the season of kill
ing, hogs and dogs upon the plantation all get
M Tho negroes provided with guns, and stand upon
the banks and shoot from morning until night When
flock Of these birds down = rice field, they
swoop down with noise like thunder, and the beautiful
green stalks fall down before them docs the rice
before the reapcrs hook Left TO themselves but few
hours would suffice 70 clear the deld but half dozen
muskets them or for time. But few who do not
that section have Idea OF the immense damage
which they do 70 the rico pantes and suppose there
means Of correct calculation, a. they never fail 70
pear, though more numerous some years than others
Mr. Meares informed that last year he consumed thr
" five kegs Of powder In shooting then and that
be had used ~ much as my kegs The shot was In pro
portion.
OF late years extensive trade has grown up in the
rice straw The scarcity Of hay and the nferorty Of the
article brought from the North induced Mr. Neares some
years ago 70 try cured rice straw TO put with clover with
salt and water II succeeded WELL and for that which be
sent 10 market he found ready sale. Other planters
adopted IT, and the rice straw very generally used
food for horses &c. Though by equal the
hay which have and d everywhere In the West yet
II is far superior 10 the Northern apology for hay which
has for so long been An article Of food in the Cape Fear
region.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

Sch ss %ososI r.,lsS s Seen 70 .Iss1r
ssss eclipse ssss s, ss- s.vs.-xA.,s.
s-sss ssa s ss,
ARRIVED
steamshp Bsyaria Mam, Lsugs HAMBURG via sou,AaInp.
s:.dy oos a:s 81 "a ..ysd q Sc ssssy
=. 'sss 81 .SS
June Is "a q Ssn ass s.' .sa.ssa ,ho Sonora
sssii. o. aso~sl sobossn Penang and s..s.p~s
sp Ass5 lon s "a ."as :us :sp Worcester
Nay OF ape q 9SSd nSSs
ship Atsr Jordan liverpool IS days. with ndss. TO
Ship National ios BATH Ions ,.raiG Nay y WITH tosa
si9 * .s. i i s.s s's T. ST.
shsDsce rom orssps lar LiseruoSi ssa ss7as ~ssissr
=, T o. s mai:
,os @sss pesss and split The fore tho
ship BroeAln, Rsymond New Iondos days ballast To-
Bari M.'an Prus Bawbess xarssiles ssdays with mdsu
ss,k n mainA PruS. Kruger Newcastle. 50 days. with
,d S.st nsnsI uS spissslbsrs. Newcastle 60 days. with
e Greer May lat y q Ion 10 ssa.l.sd
anssd from w. spoke D Fer
s.,s Onion tb'sp) Horstpsnp Brsnsn 4odays with
s sS. ssy ''s Been
ha'k Hordurss Bates Belize Hon, juno Ii, with mdse To-
BAN Ssseo Meae.n. Triaidsd Cuba Is days. WIKI sugar.
Bark RumS Cushing eof w.css.e.e Dixon, uardensa, o
days with sugT and noasses Yates Porerneid Bid In
My v ss,.9as i a,y. with s.mArod'
Maple, Bs,S: days. Win 'asar and
Brig Hopkins Murray, Havana Is days with sugar. TO r
ssig Hannah ot Bslwors Creighton MaanzAa June "a.
srs Ocean Wave Martin, za.a June a. VIM .nsAr and
o .a e Yausss De- VALE TO- JUNE z lat % 81 lon
srg sayy Aili.n lof Philadelphia NOFden. sasuA juno
brig of Provdencs, Davis s.sus June a. with su
5,s .s%s OF M.es.s ingalls, Ne, ysn. ~ ~
B's .snsy On Nor ries Joss'ns, "a, 10 days. with wood
Fris Do.s OBJ kss.. Sydney Oh rs days With coal,
a,ssn GSy Juss 2 ~ 20 80 lon Co. spoke ship John
win sodn Jss O. e. SSs sPrgs NILS days.
sehrs Wheeler tOf WILMINGTON N1dssason Masanzss O.
0is ss Iais sonson % Brewster Br.co a.y with u
s ss .s .:ss si S:.ss
ech sue Valley tof Mysac Mcclellan. Pors Lavaca, Nay
scSr [ < Dsyis' Fiber Si%issSn. -, Sdsy:
IS d'
Echr Mcptezuma Penny, Ucrseohs days.
Schr sylst hashswas, ,o!umbls; days
sOhr Cosvo, Holbrooi, Rocthod. zdsva
Echr augusta, Hodges, Boston for albany.
echr Fl mouth hock Norris Boston 3dava
seSr 5smss Lucy Tas New s ssdsore Sds.
schr Henry Gibson, Gibson Kew London for Phfadel.
ST., cs; se np H, Rs,1 1880 ssy:
SAILED.
xiass@s s.vsnnsi NsshSs ohsrsssou; Janssscws. Rob
DEM and ohsss
Wind al sunset SBw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

No shipments were made for China. The unsettled
state Of affairs in Mexico and In the South American Sles
combined with high prices at home, tended 70 check the
exports.
The Arabia brought more favorable advices regarding
trade In Manchester, which experienced considerable
revival The cotton market in Liverpool had aso under
gone decided change for the better with increased sales
both for consumption and on speculation. The market
movement, and since the accounts By the Arabia have
come to hand prices have advanced about par 10.
The sales to-day embraced about 1000 bales including
some purchases for though through the the
trade general thug has been active the chief pur
chasers having been spnners all Of whom kept busy
buyers have appeared from the South this week, and
have been examining the market As far cotton do
mestc goods concerned II ID not likely that they WIN
feel disposed TO purchase freely until the experiment
Boston trade sale made, which Is TO the
l1th inst Some suppose that with view attracting
low figures Of drawing bidders for other articles
such a. shoes and boots, domestic hard ware cheap wool
lens, &c But, a. the mills generally, including the
larger print works. full OF orders for future delivery
Ii NOT likely that the offerings Of cotton articles will
amount 10 much We imagine that the experiment will
flown 70 the ocean TO find level, will naturally seek
largest market merchant prefers 10 buy New York.
because here he can suit himself In foreign well In
domestic good and save tho expense OF travel 70 other
smaller places. Wooiens this market were dull this
week. while cotton piece goods generally held full
aSZc. Bleached "a goods were scarce and firm; A
fine shirtipgs also firmly held Drills were com
paratively quiet. We quote bsached steady at SIC.
blues l0Zc Other descriptions Of cotton goods
steady and without change OF moment In prices
In foreign goods supplies for the Tall trade com
peted but the business doing in Them in advance the
regular opening OF the autuna business, moderate
while prices were sustained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

ATTEMPTED ARsos night an attempt was made
70 ret fire TO building the corner Of Graham avenue
and Devoe street e. d. occupied by Professor Grant az
mandatory for calcium lights and fire works One Of
No negn0os saw smah boy BET fire To some hay under
he building but be escaped before the man could reach
hs street The nre was exnguished without DAMAGING
h. building There was quite large stock Of matertsi
0ye been fortunately discovered.
uIERnzISo SCHOOL ErHrBruoS.-rhe pupils Of publs
School No. 10, In Remssu street. Of which Mr. Bush the
principal, gave musical and literary entertainment on
Friday asrnoon, coEssng Of choice sseCtion OF rect
tatous solos and choruaes among whsh were several
patriotic psosA Como Of the speakers showed more than
ordinary talsnt and gave promise Of future eminsncs
Ihs building sssaiy decorated with the National
ag and choice flowers Ths attendance Of visitors was
unusually largea fact which speaks well for the citizens
u thst part Of the city, snording, as does encourage
meot " the teachers Prof. 4etcads distcputed large
,umbsr 0 certdcates awarded " the pupils puncsuaI
lktendsnoe and good condpck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Tha following comparative statement Of the imports
foreign dry goods Il New York for tho week and saoe
January L.
For Ne week. 1857 1865. 1850.
Entered u the port. $782240 1,000,760 8lil 4s8
thrown on market. A,sle 1,o62,5oA 2,s2e,9E
S6scs JANUARY !.
Entered 1t the port ,7s6,1l2 67o8lo 81 1854 1893
Thrown On market. 390e9,o06 2S02l0 ll $50 97s
A we anticipated in last report, the Of dry
goods entered a this port the past week and thrown upon
the market was very large; exceeding that Of any
previous week Of the present year. and largely in
Of that for the period in 1858 and 1867 The os
since the LIST Of January last also heavily In exsess
Of those for the time in the two preceding years
Annexed give the classification Of the goods enered
which shows that the importation Of woolen fabrics
amounted 81 060720 those OF cotton 10 1910 49, OF
SILK 70 1892 Of FAX 70 $685. and o, miscellaneous
articlea In 860 234:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
CITY COMMERoIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July PIP. n
FIouR-N has been In fair demand - and price, have
been maintained for al good qualities Sales OF 900 bs
WHEAT, rye, barley and oals remain ~ last noticed.
vhS nas been IN less request Prices have not varied
oses OF bushels at &c. for inferior VIII 10 South
eSn, and s0c., In part, for choice yellow
FORK saies to-day OF 400 bbls in lotg at SIC for
~ % FOR prime, per barrel Included In the sales
onp.t. N'"' 0P'"A,
Bsn and LARD have BEEN less sought atsr.
SSorIoN.-srm, with sales Of about / 600 bales.
Inc sales were light, being confined 10 about
~" hnds in lots, chiefly CubAs, part II &C. MeSsrs r.
ins,r a sua1' have established the following prices for
eNc crclS sugar loo orushed sugar
s5Sc.; ground sugar, exc. '>'''
WnlsKEr u dull and heavy n Zoo Dor gallon.
Asns Sales Of G6 bbIs 1t IS rs for pots and S6 Blk
for pearls per 100 lbs Stock Of eli kinds In The nspcc
uon warehouse 70 day, J ,eo2 bbls,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
Port Of Ncw York, July q, 1859.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
seamshp Ocean Queen, 6eabury Southampton and Havre
ID Torrance.
stesmship Empire City, Griffin. Havana and New Orleans
steamship Aiabsma Scheuck savsunah-s Msoniu SON.
steamsnip Montgomery, Croker, Savannah Cromwen
Steamship Nashville. Murray, Charleston Tlesssn
steamship jamestown. Skinner, Norfolk. ko-Ludlam
sieAmship Potomac. Watson. Balsin0s-H CROMWELL
chip Jeremiah Thompson Blake, Livsrpools Thdupson's
Nephew.
ship Patrick Henry. Moore Londonarinneu. Mintrn s
Ship Lbesty Atkins, Now Orleans Stanton Thompson.
sp Ga9 aA5 Spsss r SaSH1 o.
Bs.k liberia, Harftma1. Bangor-Peck Church
Bari Grampus, cunningham, Boston-H Avery.
Bark Wet Wind, Beundcrs, btonfngton.
riS Sieo Eics bert Port Prince -DslAdeld WiIson
I,c Mschias bhcppy, Neuyitas u Molina
RI RI srk Grl Palsulston Bermuda Middleton Co.
RE % Farsen (P, -sEan), Barsa hiramicbiFunch
scbS BovdHoh Collins Po.t Patt-M Miller Houghton.
ScSr Fsrssa INA gunth Wipssqg. N6-D B Dowolk
scif 0coreisuna (BY. BRADFORD, 81 sephsns HB-H De-
sosr Gold Hunter. xcKas, HsnssI-SS 1 TTp% %
echr Florence Mount BrASos --fop s,,nlina, Pc,,e~
schr Mason. Carver Charlsson-.s az SI
6chr Davidson, Harding, Newborn roe S.S.
Schr Tull, pursey, hichmond-Van b, ~ oAsA~
Scbr Bedcli Ryder, Norfolk
acbr Ann. Cole, Chg Polnt-J Hunter Co. a..
kchr segune, kinRsaud Baltimore MAILER Lord one
scbr Hannah Mary. Milk, Philadelphls--Jas Hand
Scsy ttza Jane, FMh, Auzabethport-B Goodwin.
kobr y i, Lowell, Boston, W EcKee.
sSn gevit Clark, Bosson-DAker Dayton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
Total. .sl1 .7s9os $40 1851 22e 81 s2s s2s S. 500
Decrease compared with 1879 oas1 a7T

.
Decrease az compared with 1858. .,...... 2, 3sl s7T
The Bavaria, which arrived 10 day, from Southampton
June 49, brings the London papers Of that date day
later than those by the Arabia The latest London Times
has the following remarks
The fuuds have been Iangud to- day general icre.
nental opinion the probable extension Of the war
Consois opened at the closing pricss Of yesterday 92
e27s after having touched ON French Rentes which
4Oc., and have closed at 62f 45c Ia the foreign OK
changes this afternoon there change Of imp,r-
lance from the Of last post The corn market vas
very heavy this morning, sales could been
forced except at further decided decline There
no bullion operations at the bank to-day The Pennsuiar
and Oriental sn steamer Colombo 70 sail on Monday, will
The Times notices sales on the 18th Of June Of I.
do shares al 40 and 3sX discount. Il adds ~ ~A
In American securities there was further improve.
ment NE shares OF the illinois Central and reduction
in the third mortgage OF the New York and Erie.
The particulars Of the financial condition Of In.
diana are from an official source -
The entire debt of the State 10 81 1853 36 OF which IS
312 900 per cents and - 04686l 10 az Der cents
This eoes n include about $500 900 yet outstanding and
Fund growing Of the State stock In the late State Bank
VIII pay on the palsnce the debt. with surplus OF about
The Tor taxation in the state FOR iSs vasr
amour. 70 about $3.50 goo 900 Seven years ego the
DC ABOUT u N0oVO The expenses Of the State govern
men including interest her debt amount 70 $500 600
per year. leaving large surplus Of applicable 70
the annual reduction Of the state debt which by law has
20 be thus invested the Auditor Treasurer aud agent Of
the State constituting Sinking Fund Commission Tor that
purpose. The 2h per cents are redeemable In 1887.
Our Chicago correspondent writes
learned last evening from reliable source that the
Canada railroads have got the control the Mnuesots
snd grants, and are now making their preparations 70
get the balance Of the La Crosse grant, rather the
northwestern branch from the junction Mansion 70
Hudson, the ST. Croix lake. with the intention as it il
supposed 70 make their road 10 connection with the Do