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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-17
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BOYD is one ofthe busiest men in town,
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The local freight received at the st..
Clsud Depot 10 heavier this spring than e.
OF before. e. :.. .s@s 49,. -5s@ @.-l.. =.
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FREE:l 1lFREEl!a
The Loading Agricultural Journal
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T4s AxEh1oAu Stock JousxA1...A
t6rst-aliss msnthly, eontainisge 81 5lasse
double column pages devoted. 70, Fatnins
and stoek Dtssdlng,, containing regular
dspartnentsfer the Practical Farmer. Datt,
ryman, Stock Breeder Wool Grover, nd
Poultry Keeper, TO-, a., &c., illustrated
With numerous fns Engravings md bound
ia handsomely tinted covers. Farmers WIN
find this monthly very efficient aid in all
the departments 81 Farming and Stock
Breeding. It has . Veterinary Depart
ment under charge Of one Of the sblest
Prohessors in The United: >states. who AZ
swsrs through til Jou,dai; j+ts etlha,yt ii
questions relating to Sick, Injured or Dis
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Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has .
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W. are row prepared to offer. the Aver
iea" Stock Journal - free gift for one
year, to all subscribers Tor renewals) to the
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STATE NORMAL BoARD.-A meeting Of
the State Normal Board was held at Maj
kato on Thursday evening, continuing in
session until two O'Clock tho next morn.
ing. Hon. Thos. Simpson, Rev. H. T.
Parker, 8. R. Thayer, ESQ.,, Hon. E. O.
Hamlin, DR.. McMasters, E. D. B. Porter,
Esq.,, and Mark H. Dunnell, Secretary ca
o0ao, were present DR.. Jabez Brooks ab-
sent. The affairs Of each school were con-
sidered in order.
Miss Furber, of Iowa, was elected teach
or at Winons, in the place of Miss Sarah
J. Timanus, who had resigned, after q
number Of years connection with the
school.
1t was voted to put tho Lawson furnaces
in the building at Mankato at cost not to
exceed $4,000. This amount will cover
the cost of ventilating arrangements. The
Board appropriated the amount granted BY
tho Legislature, S12,50o, for the varions
objects presented, so that the building will
be completed and furnished, ready for use
by 1st OF September. A Miss Alice Hayes
was elected first assistant teacher in place
Of Miss Hughes, resigned.
The Board voted to seek release from
certain contracts which had been made fol
material for the Normal School building al
st. Cloud. As no appropriation, except
for current expenses, was made by the last
Legislature, and - even the $40, 900 ap-
propriatedat the previous session cannot
DO obtained, it is best that the contracts
be Cancelled for the present. No money
is on hand to pay for the material already
on tho ground. And, further, it is desirable
~ soon as funds can be had, to lay the
foundation, that 1t may settle snd be il
good condition by another season for tn,
superstructure.
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ALI kinds Of garden, flower and fold
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On what q slender thread,

Mr.. Stearns now resides at Mobile, Ala.
Crow Wmg.-From the Grow Wing river.
Why it was SO called am unable to learn.
The early French voyagers termed it ''de
Corbeau.''
Aorrison.-For Allan Morrison, of Lit
tie Falls, an early trader.
Sherburne.-For Judge Moses Sherburne,
one Of the Territorial Judges, who had .
farm in this county and died there in March,
1868.
Pope.-For Capt. (since Gen. John Pope,
who. as an q. 8. Engineer, explored that
region in 1849.
Aonongalia.-The origin Of this name. is
unknown. 1t is neither Chippewa nor
Sioux. Some think it was designed to be
Mononqehala, but corrupted in some way
into the present spelling. That word is
itself aboriginal, but its meaning cannot
learn.
Aeeker.-For Hon. Bradley &. Meeker,
one Of the first Territorial Supreme Judges
Of Minnesota.
otter Iail.-From the lake of that name,
80 called owing to the resemblance of its
outline to an Otter's Tail.
Douglas. For Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
an American statesman.
Todd.-For Capt. J. B. 8. Todd, U. s.
A., long stationed at Fort Ripley. He af-
forwards, left the army and now resides at
Yankton, D. T.
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To New ORLEANs.-Gen. N. T. Thomas
was In town on Monday. He leaves St.
Paul to-day for New Orleans, whore he
will probably spend the summer, and may
perhaps locate In that city. His many
friends here wish him abundant SUCCESS
and ripe oranges every day.
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INV Bu1ID1xos.-The prospects are
that building operations in St. Cloud will
be very active during the coming season.
quite . number Of persons are making
preparations for the erection Of fine brick
stores. Among these is DR.. Schulten's
drug store, on st. German street; and
Ar' >. hosenbergef is having the stone
ana oraok hauled for . two-story store,
2SxSo' which no intends putting up ON the
corner q 81. German street ana Rich
mond avenue.
F.. H. Dam 10 putting up an addition to
his door, nash and blind warehouse.
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BY tho disarrangement Of some part If
the machinery in the engine room Of Spicer
& Carlisle's furniture factory, q stream of
scalding water was discharged on the back.
Of Ch"s. Ketcham. His only method Of
escape was through window, and while
aashing out the sash, he ran o piece Of
glass entirely through the middle Of his
hand.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
@ yERS.

The following bills were allowed by the
Board on Thursday, our report of last
week concluding with Wednesday:
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The following new post Offices have
been established
Potssi, Stearns Co.
Rush Lake, Otter Tail Co.
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M1LLP l<lUEs F0RFLOUR
sT.CL0UDFuH MARKET.

ctedtoy rHr JounrAl,by D. x.G Murphy 4 90
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A Man BuliED AL1vE!-A gentleman
just from the upper country gives us the
particulars Of man from this place being
buried alive. It seems that he had come
here, = stranger, but from advice given
through TIE Journal, went to Pickit &
Abbott's, and, alive and in good health,
vas soon buried In an entire new suit Of
clothes, bought very low for cash. HI
started out and faced the storm withou
any fear, and his advice is for others IL
want Of clothing to do just as he has done
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FEARFUL SIAuaH1ER.-On Saturday
night . general poisoning of dogs took
place. Poisoned meat was distributed
with such care and certainty that twenty
tnree CANNES Of various and divers ages,
sizes and oolors, fell - vi,tims to . de-
PRAYED appetite. The destroyer spared
neither ON account Of sex nor previous
condition. There is much mourning in
eonssqusnce-liksWiss, considerable re-
joiciug.
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No TIM Losr.-A wedding recently
took place in this vicinity, the parties
principally interested IN which had never
spoken to each other until within two days
before they were married, nor had they
any previous correspondence or acquaint-
snce. Business is business
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Bio R1'E.-Thers is every prospect that
there will DO heavy food in tho Nissis-
hppi this spring. The river was high
"nsn 1t closed, and probably not less than
IRON 40 to AZ inches Of snow has fallen
during tho winter. But the snow general
~ goes of gradually, and without . rain
70 carry it, 90 that we may escape any
serious damage Of property.
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DO not forget the Pair and Festival q
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''Gonc Where the Woodh.ne 1wineth."
Canned Goods:

Well, come and see US.
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BROKEN 1s1o.-0n Monday night some
person entered tho house Of Rov. J. NJ.
Akers, during the absence Of the family,
and helped himself to certain articles Of
male and female wearing apparel, besides
cooking up and devsuring euch provisions
a. no could 10y his hands on. He got
into tho house by breaking out q pane Of
glass, and then pulling out tho nails which
held down the sash. This item was in
type for last weeks issue, but was sup
pressed by request Of the police.)
On Thursday evening the thief va.
found At DR.. Haggeman'e. His name is
Charles H. Shillock, and he has but recent
ly been lot out Of State Prison. He came
from Wright county here two years ago,
and Was arrested by Policeman Gaspard
On Monday he Was examined before Jus
tice Barnes, and plead guilty to entering
tho house Sin the day time.'' In default
! Of $500 bail, he was committed to Jail t
swat his trial at the next term Of court
He is undoubtedly demeuted, and shoul'
Be in the Insane Asylum.
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: MEATMARKET.

co,,ss,.p ~,..Ilz II oeArs ,f4 ~. :, -,
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No Trouble to Show Goods.

Store opposite the Catholic Church, St
German street, sr. CLOUD, MINI.
vl-1n47 ]. ". TENV;N)RDE
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I = 49, J AZ = =
At the Mills: Lower st. Cloud.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-04
Tickets Five Dollars.

Final drawing, June 9th, 1870. nt Masonic
Temple, Louisville, Ky. Hundreds Of our
bcst citizens, have given unqualified ccrt,-
ticntcs and endorsements Of this magnifi.
cent enterprise.
Every dollar invested by .;oket holders,
is held in trust by the commissioners mp
pointed by the Legislature, until the draw.
ing takes place and prizes are delivered.
In order TO hive your tickets properly
registered, buy at once Of your nearest
club agent, or remit by Express (prcpaid),
Draft, =. o. money order, or registered
letter, to either cf tho following financial
agents who will furnish full descriptive
circulars:
L. II. Lypo, Cash'r Farmers Bank, Hen.
derson, Ky: Il. b. Alexander. Coomcr
cial Bank, Louisville, Ky: John G. In :
than, Pres. Bank, IIopkinsyille, Ky !;
james l. Dallam. Commercni Bank. Padu-
cah, KY; 3. G. Thomas; Cash Obs. aud
Rcptr Lexington, Ky. W. Is. Tyler, Cash.
ier Deposit Rk Owensboro, Ky.
Good Club Agents wanted every where.
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First and Last.
by DARTON 0RAY.

r
They sat together, hand in hand.
The sunset ilickcrci l,w :
The tickle sen crcp, up the strand,
And caught the attcr-glow
lie sang q song, n little song,
No other poet knew
And she looked ny and thought him strong,
Looked down, and dreamed him true.
The fioklc sea creptiup the strand,
G And laughed o wanton laugh
Took up the song thY poet planned,
And sang the other half.
n, ~ \ n II n
Times change; the two went diverse ways
The evening shades increase
On him, grown old in fame and praise,
And her in household peace.
Tho echo Of The false sweet words,
llc spoke so long ago.
Has passed, rs pass tho summer birds
Before the winter snow.
Bnt ns Tonight the Angels hand
Looscns the silver chord,
And calls her to that Other Loud
OF Loves supreme reward
She hears but one sound. s.lcnt long.
Z A whisper soft and low 'as
The echo Of the false ywcu! song
lie sang so long ngo.
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DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

"The life Of the flesh is in tho Blood"
j. Scriptual maxim TINT science proves 10
be true. The people talk Of bna blood, rs
tho cause of many diseases, aud like many
popular opinions this or bad blood is found.
e,l in truth.
Tho symptoms Of bad blood nre usually
quite pla,n-bad Digeslion-causes imper.
feet nutrition, and consequently the circu.
lntion rs fceoie, the soft tissues loose their
tone and elasticity, and the tongue becomes
pale, broad. and frequently covered with q
pnsty, white coat. This condition soon
sho ..s itself in roughncss Of The skin, ,hon
in eruptive and ulcerativc diseases. md
~hen long continued, results in serious
LESSONS of The Brain, Livtr, Lungs, or urina.
ry apparatus. Much, very much, suffering
is cnused by impure blood. 1t is estimated
hy somc that one-fif,h Of tho human family
are affected with scrofula in some form.
When the Blood is pure, you are not 90
liable TO any disease. Many impurities Of
the Blood arise from impure disease of
lnrge cities. Eradicate every impurity
from the fountain Of life. and good spirits,
fair skin and vital strength will return to
you.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED

no sell Admiral Raphael S.n,n,es, Service
Afloat in tho Sumter md Alabama"
This is most graphic md thrilling de-
s!riplion Of the perilous adventures Of this
commander and his comrades, written by
Semmes himself, aud therefore aut uthen,io in
every PARTICULAR. The sale af this book
!as been mos: unprecedented, snd stilt the
domaud Is unahatcd. Sold only by sub
scriptiou, and erclusiue territory given to
good agents. Address
+. !. DIBBLE & CO, Publishers.
1.a 2OS Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
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x O s K oOI
Meets with Gecat Success in tho Cure Of
Diseases Of the Nervous System


Almost nine.tcn,hs of our people suffer
from nervous exhaustion. aud are. there.
fore, liable TO its conoomitant evils Of men
tai depression, confused ideas. softening of
the brain. insanity, and complete breaking
down Of the general health. Thousands
are suffering to-day with broken down
nervous systems, and, unfortunately. to.
bacco, alcohol, late hours, over.work,
(mental and physically, are causing diseases
Of the nervous system to increase at q feat-
ful ratio
The SYMPTOMS TO which diseases Of the
nervous system give rise, may be stated as
follows: A dull, heavy feeling Ia the head,
sometimes more or less severe pain or
headache ; Periodical Headache, Dizziness,
Roises or Ringing in tho Head; Confusion
OF Ideas; Temporary Loss Of Memory ;
Detection Of Spirits; Starting during Sleep;
Bad Dreams; Hesitation in Answering
Questions Dulness OF Hearing Twitching
Of the Face and Arms, 60, which, |: not
promptly treated, lead TO Paralysis, DELI
rum, Insanity, lmpo' ENJOY, Apoplexy, SO.
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K Q S K 81

Is remedy Of Wonderful Efficacy in the
cure of diseases of the Kindeys and Blad.
der. In these Affections it is as near
work kindly, silently, and surely The
perccptibe.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
Persons unacquainled with the structure
and functions of the Kidneys cannot esti-
mntc the Importance of their healthy ac-
ton.
Regular aud sufficient action Of the Kid
neys is MS important, my, even more so
than regularity Of tho bowels. The Kid.
ncys remove from tho Blood those efcte
matters which, If permitted to remain,
would speadily destroy life. u fetal sus.
pension OF the urinary discharges viii oc-
casion death from thirty..ix 10 forty.cight
hours.
When the Urine Is volded In small euau
titles at the time. or when there is dispo.
silion to Urinate more frequently than
natural, or when the Urine is highly colored
or scalding with weakness in the small OF
he back, it should not be trihcd with or
delayed, but Koskoo should DO taken at
once to remedy the difficulty, before a
| lesion of the organs tpkes place. Most of
| he diseases of tho Bladder originate from
those of the Kidneys, the Urine being i'm
perfectly secrcted in the Kidneys, prove
irritating to the Bladder and Urinary pas
! sages. When we recolleot that medicine
never reaches the Kidneys except through
the general circulation Of the Blood, VIC
soc how necessary 1t Is to keep the Foun.
| tain Of Life Pure.
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DERINGER PISTOLS.

I have this day appointed Messrs. TONES,
MELvAIa 4 Co. Sole Agents for tho snlo Of
my Pistols in the City Of New York Deal,
ers can obtain ,m Of Mcssrs Tones,
Melvain & Co. at my lowest Wholesale rat es,
md my full guaranty Accompanies every
Pistol Of my manufacture sold bv them.
ENKY DERINGER,
Philadelphia, Aug 26, 1867.
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e O s KO OF
LIVER INVIGORdTORl
STANDS UNRIVALLED.
Doino. tho Onlv Knnwn MoI;o;,n

Being tho only Known Medicine
that efficiently stimulates and corrccts the
hepatio ,crciions and functional derangc.
ments of the Liver without Dcbili.nting the
system. While 1t acts freely upon the
Liver instead Of copious purging, it gradu-
ally changes the discharges TO a perfectly
natural state.
sIMToMs OF LIVER COMPLAINT AND OF BONE
oFTHosE DISEASES PRODUCED DY 1T.
sallow or yellow color of the skin, or
yellowish brown spots on the face and
other parts OF the body; dulness and
drowsiness, somciimess headache bitter
or bad taste in tho mouth, internal heat; in
many GASES dry. teasing cough unsl cndy
appetite; sometimes sour stomach, with O
raising Of the food; blontcd or full feel
ing about the stomach and sides aggrava-
ling pains in the sides, bnck. or breast, and
nbout the shoulders; constipation of tho
bowels; piles, fatulence, GOODNESS Of the
extrcmities, SO.
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New Furniture %
GOOD FURNITURE!
CHEAP FURNITURE!

1UST received direct from the best facto-
q rIes of New York and Boston. Consist
ing of fine Rosewood ard Chestnut suits.
completo Mahogany and Walnut Bureaus,
Sofns. Divans. PnrIor Chairs. Stands, &C.,
Bed Steads and Chairs Of fifteen different
grades each, Wnrdrobcs. Saloon Tables md
everything usually kept in the Furniture
Lire. which We propose to sell ns cheap rs
can be bought anywhere in the State Call
and sec. JOHN MCINTYRE g. ca
oct %
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New Goods.

Ladies' nnd Ger ts' Shoes. Brogans, Sole
Leather, Tubs, Brooms, Oil Cloths, India
Rubber Balls, Napkin Rings Combs, Hair
Pins, Bands, SC. y variety of Lamps for
Halls and Parlors, Lanterns. Pocket Ian.
terms. &C., &c. Shades, Sowing Birds,
Tape Lines.
ALSO
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea, 60, of best
quality, md nll at low prices for sale by
HETCHIN, MoMASTER & BRICE.
april
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III TNLUtU NT pFf,UUU NNFl
$26, 900.
ONLY 81 PER CHANCE!

ONLl Sl PEk CHANCE
This property consists in port Of gene
ral assortment Of merchandise, valued at
$4,000; siorc-house, 60x2i (ncw,) $1,000
8 dwelling houses and improvements, all
new, 600 each lot Of furniture 81 900 :;
400 bushels corn, 100 sacks -four, 6,OO0
pounds bncon, "a tom lots in center of
town. horses, COWS, &c., &c.
This properly. md other property not
included, is valued at Forty-four Thousand
Dollars is to be raflled for nt Twenty five
Thousand Dollars. Every chance, or tick
ct, warranted and guaranteed prize valued
from One Dollar up to One Hundred, 10
Two Hundred, to Eight thousand Dollars
No Blanks-Twelvc disinterested men will
conduct the Rntflc, md sec that each and
every ono, whether present or not will have
nm equal and fair showing. Each agent
will DO informed Of the result Of the Rattle
next day after it comes Off. Refer to Off
GERS Of Barlow county, and citizens Of Cass.
vile. Liberal per cent. offered agents.
Agents wanted in every County and State.
Enclose stump. Orders for all Tickets and
all communications must he addressed to
T.. Q. SMITH & CO.,
Managing Agents, Cassville, Ga.
mar l2-lm
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

OCHOOL BOOKS, Bibles, Photographic
Albums, Paint Boxes, Waverly Novels,
Dickens Works, Thackery's Works aud 9th
or Novels, Cook Books, Lette, Writers,
Farm Books, Books on Etiquette, &c., &c.
for sale by
KETCHIN, MoMASTER & BRICE.
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Murfee'S Sub-Soil Plow,

SUPERSEDING s S,ovel Plows and
~ Sweeps. This Plow, with its attach
ments, 10 useful ali the year round, espe-
eially in planting and growing seasons.
Sold at factory prices freight added, by
TAoMPsON h WOODWARD,
nar Agents. ;
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WANTED EYERYW HERE.

CALESMEN, Farmers and others to sell
" New Article in sro,t demand. S400 90
made by one Agent his first month AL.
dress GEO. McE \rlIRON & CO.. Nash
willie, Tenn, or W. IL. SEArUN s. co.
Now Orleans. La.
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"A court martial at 'Cienfuegos,
Cdca, has condemned to death a priest
named Esqaesuebre for preaching in-
surroction and blessing the insurgents
Nag. x~e.,,.,. ,y.,,Is, q =,
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Cap 1tal Prize, 100000
On, last D.,s,o SOnV

Also about 100000 in Greenbacks, being
the entire rent money Of the property for
the yenrs 1869 and 1870, which will be dis.
tributed to the winners of The first scven
prizes respectively. Rent Of tho
farms for 1869, wns $40 per acre, and II is
expected that they will equal or
surpass this figure for 1870.
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Winnsboro Workshops.

;,ssssgsA I AM now prepared to ~
S fill orders for new .Wae I'm
eassss1 ons, Carts, Whoelbarrows, y "
GO. Also repairing neatly executed. All
KINDS KINDS blacksmith work dohe at my shop.
solioised. W. n. DUVA.
dan 20. s-
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b
FoRr SUMTER TO BE PUT UroN A
WAR FooTlNa.--Under the order of
Major Ludlow, United States engi.
neer, workmen have commenced ro.
moving the rubbish about this fort,
preparatory to making it "hoavy
temporary battery" We learn that
the shape Of tho front will not be
materially altered. Tho outer waN
will be built to a height ranging fr1m
thirteen to twonty.six feet above low
water mark. Above the walla hpavy
carthen parapct will bo constructed,
andaallIthe Lombproofs and casonates
yet visible will be filed in. A new
dock and sallyport arc to bo construo.
ted on the west side, and tho present.
dock and stairs will be removed.
The battery will consist Of eleven
fftcen inches smooth. bore Tand two
twelve inch rifcd guns.