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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-01

the masses think and reflect for them.
selves, lay personal and party prejudi-
ces aside. they seldom go wrong--sel-
dom go against their own interests.
Such thinking--such reflection, is now
going on, and even out of all the degra.
ding and scandalous scenes that have
been enacted, good ,oiH result.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-01

Bricks made of glass, are now used
in Europe, in the construction of build
ings, for the purpose of introducing
light, without lessening the strength of
the walls.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-01
WHAT PREJUDICE WILL. DO.

A Rail Road from here TO the Pacific
Ocean would advance the price of real
estate in Missouri, one hundred per
cent--would increase our population at
least in as great ratio, while prices for
mechanical labor and agricultural pro
ducts would advance, and the demand
would be doubled. The beginning of
the work on our frontier, even, would
give US a new market, and make money
as plenty as in California. Many OF
the ATTEST and best men of the country
believe the project feasible, and urge It's
immediate beginning. Yet q portion
of the people and press of this State
which of all others will be most bene'
fitted, are throwing cold waite on tbs
movement in its favor, and number
of the presses in the State can barely
find room 10 give lean synopsis Of the
National Convention recently held in
81. Louis, TO further this greatest pro
ject of this or any other age; and be
fore the Convention, il was scarcely
mentioned through their columns at all
Why is this? Why tacilly oppose ar
improvement which will be of such in
calculablc benefit TO our State? Ii i.
simply because The name Of Col Benior
is connected with the enterprise, anc
so prcjudiccd are these shallow patet
ninnies against him, that they will op
pose anything he is in favor of, no odd
how beneficial il might be TO the state
Men who will suffer prejudice to leac
them so far, are unworthy of public
trust and should be frowned down by
every true lover of his State.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-01
USEFUL TABLE.

The following table, showing the
number Of pounds in bushel of the
different articles named, is worth pre-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-11-01

ILLINoIs.-Thc Legislature of this
State is now in extra-session. Gen.
WIN. SHIELDS has been again elected
TO The United States Senate. Messrs.
Shields, Breese, MeClernard. and Tur-
ner, were candidates. On the 2lst bal
lot, the vote stood, Shields, 81; Breese,
90; McClernard, IL; Turner, none; ma
jori,y for Shields S. .-.-.
1t is thought the Legislature will
grant the RICH, of way TO the Ohio
and Missippi railroad. Should they
do so, in few years ST. Louis will DC
connected with all the eastern and
southern ports by rail road.
TThe Washington Republic says
Col. Fremon, has accepted the APP.
pointment of chief of the Mexican
Boundary Survey, in the place of Col.
Weller, removed. ... ....-..
FERocIous BAnBARITy.-The Aus.
TRANS, buzzard like, seem determined to
fatlen on the carcase of Hungary-in
hanging The clergy for praying for their
country. Nero could GO no farther:
The London correspondent Of the
NeU York Commercial Advertiser state s
that the Bishop of Erlau was hung by
the order Of Gen. Haynau, together
with sixty Hungarian clergymen, who
had been gully Of praying for the sue
cess of their c0unt,YS cause" .r z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

practicable descent O. iho Sstsr 40 every other point
ttc rsnks ere a'm1si not entirely irsccessi1s.-
40 some distance inward. Cxtenrlg from the csrk Cf
ore -asine ,o t1e other 49, originally line OF psi
safas The holes Ten -y their decay slA distinct.
each al.4t eight inches 10 1ame;er Ire position q
sm.ner-y strong ere. and under 'ae system % a.
p prfctcct PSI lhc Indians, must hsVe been mf-es
nso.e Within the .nc'osare of the Work are 20 -
found ass suf other features common % the cas- Cf
WORKS pro ols.y described. and nth which tns WORK
entirely comedies. except that TIE emosnSmeni 5
wanting
Undsr A. the circumstances am driven = s concis
s0n little anticipated when started upon my zip ~
exploration that the earth works % Western New ork
erected by the lrcquois their western neghbcrs
and DO not poses. antiquity going very f back Of
the Discovery. Their general occurrence upon Inc
parallel Oh and Rot AT distant from TIE Lakes tsvors
he hypothesis hat hey were built - frontier tribes
hypothesis entirely conormsSe % aboriginal trati-
tons Here according % these traditions every foot
NJ ground contested between the iroQuois snd the
Cab SEss and other Western tribes and here, -
consequence where most exposed 90 srtsck, per
msront dcfencss most Necessary Il was not until sitter
the Confederation that the Five Nations were able %
check and finally eXPel the 1ariSe people Which Dis
puted With them the possession Of the beautiful and
fertile regions bordering the Lakes. And u Is not
Impossible that . was the pressure from tbs d.
raction which ed % that COME tersti0n,-an anomaly
IN DE history u the Aborisines Common danger
rather hsn far seeing policy msY e regarded "a the
impelhng cause of the consolidation.
In conclusion. may b. permitted q observe that
the ancient remains 90 Western New ork. except -
Tar - they throw light upon the system oi defence
prscticed hy the aboriginal inhabitants, and tend 90
show that they were 90 degree rxed snd agricultural
10 their habit. slight bearing upon the grand
chronological aud Archaeological questions involved ia
the ante Coiumt an History OF the Continent The
resenblsnces which they bear the defensive strlc
lures of other rude nations In various parts 90 the
world. the result OF natural causes and cannot Dee
tzsen % indicate close or remote connection or de-
penfcnce AT primitive defences being drsi .uet 90
resist common modes oi attscs. are essentially che
same IN their principles and seldom differ very much
10 their de tails The aboriginal hunter sud the semi
civilized Aztec selected precisely similar positions Tor
their fortresses snd defended them upon the same
general plan yet L would be pspsby unsafe % found
conclusions % the relations Of the respective ou d
ers ulon the narrow bs.is OF these resombsnces
alone For rerstItder n Proceedings go lgs'ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

FROM rAE WEST ISDEs-The bark ;. l..
CrorsA Captain CLARK arrived here yesterday morning
from Nstsnzas when she sailed the l9ih ut having
made the passage 10 about thirteen days On Friday
the 9th four soldiers publicly executed At That
place for revolt against their commanding officers -
yy. have received ses Of the aurora DC Num- but
,hev are principally occupied win Local news Of Lille
Importance.
By the brig Meteor Ne nave been placed 10 posses
.on OF fes Of the Domaaioa C0l0sisf y Dec j. and
the Gsorgagra British Guiana G1iers 10 Nov ~
Prom the former paper Ne extract the ioAo~ln.
There has scarcely been day during the whole
x.ek without one more shocks u eartn4 JAKE SON
Of Which were very alarming from their severity ana
tgratiOn .
We earn there /. much sickness IN town, but Il !.
not aid 70 be Of serious nature being only ne lever
which generally attends change from the dry 10 ne
vet season
We are Indebted % the British Schooner Mad
Of gra for the Kirzston jamaica Journal Of Nov y
from waich We learn that
Trsl By Jury las been introduced IN SAINT LUCIA
~, SIS, Instance Of such TIA occurred On the I'm
0to5.r lultI wnen the Criminal Court WAS opened
for tne frst tine under ne new arrangement, le
opening of this Court the Palladium informs "a wa
| "a object OF uncommon interest = al
A srand step 10 civilization wss % o. m79e-a lev
nd .trlknx feature o. be given % TIE insutgiion4
rb.rarter III tbs Colony British Possession-O1i
civil Liberties and Ives hitherto iesfilAJ eAPosel
>. ,h ftful blasts II faction and dishonesty were % p
--so--b .,-sred u3ou the solid bsss Of Engisn / IA
BIZ Jury. general jubilee Of ieetny was msniiss<f
- re roule Of every csss Inc highest and me mos
bn,e showed that they isI the Importance Of ne oc
ea.lon and honored Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

ut M'soa hol.e ID AQl'rr.
The above plan reversed, by mistake the
block when engraved
made 10 subserye the purpose. for which the trench
aud cfnoanSnenis were Constructed upon the others
There nov no direct evidence o. that effect but
doubt be- entertained that n common with al the
other works OF the tate the val crowned with
palisades which were also carried along the brow ~
the terrace. simple cmbankmcnt OF earth. without
tns addition. would afford very slight protection
aganst even savage asssilant The greater portion
oi this work has been for some time under cultivation.
and the original lines 60 much deiaced that they
would probably escape the notice Of the careless OBJ
server. They may nevertheless be- distinctly traced
throughout their extent At the point nearest the lud
cemetery. portion Of which IL still spared 0y the
ploy the en- baukment il very distinct and cannot fail
stirac notice. Al short distance 10 the D0rthWsrd
Of The work is q low spot Of ground. toward which
opens gateway. From this was probably obtained a
portion Of the supply Of water required by the ancient
occupants Of the work number Of springs star.
from the foot Of the terrace where the ground Is also
msfshy Within the walls OF this work are 70 be found
the various traces Of occupancy which have already
mentioned sites of old lodges fragments Of pottery, etc
Tradition fixes upon this spot A. the scene OF the
na and most bloody conflict between the roquois and
Gah kras or Eries-s tradition which has been sup
posed 20 derive some sanction. from the number Of
fragments of decaycd human bones which are scatter
ed over the area.
This work is also Of those which have been rep
resented true circles In forthwith how much truth
may be perceived from the plan.
The next work 10 which shall direct your attention
Fig p IS situated near the village Of Caryville n the
town Of Oskned. Gencsee county. have already
alluded 10 il rs being Of the most dstnct and the
best preserved Of any which fell under my notice. IL
is upou the western slope Of Of the biloVy hills
which characterize the rolling lands Of the West and
between which the streams find their way % the rivers
and lakes The bank OF the little stream which washes
ANCIENT WORK. GENEsEE co y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

Jts work situated upon the EDGE OF toe second
terrace Vt.ch ia here moderately elevated above the
f.-'ir a.uTirns bordering Buffalo Greek The particl
ar spat which occupies = considerably higher than
my other p snf the ground sandy ard dry. lf
all te fcen that the terrace bank upon one SIDE Is
IHClEsI WORK ERIE CD y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
Death of a ,ulIionaire-Election Returns.

BOSTON tuesday, Jan =
Peter G. Brooks one of our most wealthy citi-
Gems. died this morning aged FL
Mr. krNG. Wing. has been elected o. Congress by
800 majority in the nd District
Mr. PA1raEY. Free soil in the lyth District gains
300 10 Do towns.
ALLEN Free Soil IN the Nth District, Is no doubt
elected The Loco Focos voted for him
FowLER, WING ia probably elected in the Nth Dis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
b. telegraph 10 The Ntv.iork Tribune.
From kIbany-w hiS Caucns.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan ., l-fi
40 the WIKI Caucus last evening the follow lug
persons were selected for officers OF the House
Fsr Nplaty-Hon AWos r. H,DLEY
Pr C'vk-P b PRrNDLE
Sogoaaf af f~as-s s BLANCHARD Of Wyoming
Door Relp0-RoBEsr GIANT of Dutchess.
Ieis.1ats-THoNAs +. OsBoRNE Of Madison aud
: ,,frrl NFnstFAu OF lister
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

FROM MARAcABo- TakiHy " aH Americ0n
S.eama-Tne bark J. A JesurHH, Capt EfNALL' arrived
yesterday from Curacao whence she sailed on the
9TH ut Cspt vinsn Informs us that dispatch ar
rived a Curacao shout the 10Th December from me
Blocksdng Squadron a, Msracaioo, which brought IN
tellsence OF the capture Of the American steamer
Sgargs while attempting % 20 into the harbor Of Ma
racainn fsr WOOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

q Water Cure.-Invslids VIII and syssy couvsui-
erscs fos Winter uesInsos 81 Or. TRAILS eolnmodtous
estsbhshmsut Is LaFha Bsfhng Win warm cold.
SLOWER douehe, he bsihs each ao ousdocs psscuci
sSssudst TO- ConRhaaoos s. Is fuoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

loWA-Ihe Legislature met on the tth OF De-
cenoer John !. seimAn was chosen President Of the
senate, sDd smiley Il Bonhsrn. Speaker Of the House-
bolh LocoFocos Gov. Ansel Rngss IN hls messsse.
attributes our success A. nation not - own -
ssciy bgtto the svoT Of heaven for which deepest
gratitude though poor. may oe acceptable Offering
The receipts into the Treasury since November $40
have been s7664a s. disbursements s15so g. leaving
ossnce Of slS94 ~
Number Of white males between = and Is years Of
50 subject o. military duty. 1850 several Counties
tailed 10 report snd the Governor suggests such an or
ganz son will entile the state 20 rs qGots Of srms
from the General Government lie sdvises renees
OF the application - Congress for srsni OF and u
build Railroad through the center OF the State irou
Dubuque a. heokgk $4,000 have been realized irom
The sale 81 and. granted BY Congress Snd sooN of
sQent 90 improve the navigation Of Desnoines hiVef
One OF the most important duties devoying upon tas
General Assembly a. is present session, the sppor
ucument ~ the state snd Trey sso % select Judses
of the supUme Court Gpv Briggs makes Suggestions
As - the management ot the school Fund beet u
promote the interests OF education
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

- The Special Committee appointed by the
General Committee 10 report what action should
BE- taken by the Southern members Of Congress IN
view Of the present slave agitation consist Of Ass'r'
Calhoun Of south Csrons Clayton Of Delaware
King Of Alabama Morehead Of Kentucky Bsyly Of Viz.
gna Thi. COMMITTEES has the whole subject in charge,
and will report whenever majority agree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

MAYOR Or PrrsBURGH.-Capt. John Heron IS
the Wing candidate for the Msyoralty OF Pitts
burgh Calvin Adams has been nominated by the
Loco FOcOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

NEW H,NPsHfRE.--The Free 5oilers oil New
Hampshire have nominated Judge Berry tor Governor
Hon Amos Tuck IS renomnsted for Congress in ID.
trct No. ].
The Hunkers have nominated Peaslee for reelection
in the I'D District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

Daring the present year the Court Of Appeals
hss been composed OF Judges JEWxrr BKo>so>, Gas.
ni>EK ana RUCCLEs. elected A. lsrae and y Jadses
JoNxs Of the lot District WEfGHr of the ma GRAy II
ne yth ard johnson Of the Win The four latter ur
der the lsw give place 70 Judges srNoSc Of the I'D
CApY % the Nth. SHASSr AND Of the Via ana HoYr
of the With Thus constituted. the Court viii com.
rnsnce Term IN this city on Tuesday ncxt
Justices wrsh, Jones. Grsy and Johnson, VT I"
sumo TIE duties of Justccs Of The supreme Court
Judge WRIGHT holds AZ Delhi on The lst proxio
Judge Jones m New York the III Tuesday Judge
Gray SITS ia General Term hes the ST. and Judge
.ohnson ~ Rochester on the lst
TIE Court Of Appes. iufing The pas; year, has a
bored with CREST sssiiuiy The distinguished tsleuts
snd esrung OF those who constituted the Court have
gone very isr toward confirming The hopes q its
fl.eris Albany Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

~ According 70 table In the beg@o Com
-.resl Asrerfsr, the amount Of os' ~ marine dis2
,-r. On the Lakes for the year l-i-, s si-o,5l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

Y The Philadelphia DgHy Asr' made is sp-
uarsnee On Monday morning enlarged and considera-
By improved 7 Conrad, Esq. VII for the future,
De associated With Jonn P sandsr'oo, Esq in the ed
torsl department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

who Gen. % % o. importance . have piece o. bis
'r~o .r -er pockets than kroTeoge Of be deeds in
. Lazr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

MAssAcHUsErrs-Ane election was held IN Mas
sachuselis on Monday for the choice OF members OF
Congress In those Districts which failed 20 make choice
At the regular election We are indebted 10 Davenport
s Masons Express for the returns from Taunton, In the
IXth District a. follows Grin Fowler, Wing, sos Ma
thaniel Morton Free soil PSI Foster Hooper Loco 32
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
The Cholern In New-OrIenn-, &c.

81, Yltgyaoh PHILADELPHIA, saturday. Dec 3d.
Aivices from Newt Orleans oi the 2ith inst re-
Dog, B deaths the day previous in the Charity Hospital
tr.e.raphic dispatch dated 2sih In tue Charleston
C0urif states that there had been decrease in the
mortality the previous lew dsys caused By the thinning
OFF of the population who had been leaving Ia great
numbers, By al possible opportunities.
Business generally, throughout the city, was at
stand still.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
MILITARY srArr.-Gov. FISH has made til

MILITARY STAIF.-tIOY. FISH mas maze tnt
following appointments
AdataHL Gencrai-SAMUEL STEVENS.
Qaarfsrmcsfsr- General -fRANELf TowNsEND
Pasm1rcr- Gen cr0l JAMES KIDD
Sugf0n- Gensrai-MAsON F. CoGswELL, MD.
luke 4drocaff- GfHTai-LEwTs BENEDICT Jr.
Engiussr. dr- Ctisf--P. sPOFFoRD.
MhfarV Secre'1rV -CLARKsON r CROSBY.
Aidsd,. Coup-LEGRAND b. CANNON, Troy BEN
JAMIN NATHAN, New ioRX :. + CLANToN. Cohoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
srw-YoRK HISTORICAL SOCIETY

MQulTlES Of WESTERN NEW.YOBK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-03

CRY HosPirAL-The annual election tor Trus
tees Of thi. institution will take place on Monday the
18Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

Commodore stew act, ono of the Oldest aud bra
vert III els the service, has Addressed letter
pBeuebes Bates, Esq. Of this city, ia which, al
Ter noticing the fact that Al $50 iashes had bee"
halcted on board Que ship during ono trip, be re-
msrss that gone prompt, fair and efficient mode
should be tried 20 insure subo-dnn,cn, and # ths'
esur.t be done IN end shouil b. pat to service
as2wh1ly ana completely eri'.ocratio that It hs'
no, even under monarchy, It's equal m existence
PnrtADELrIuA July 2stA, lsip
NY DEAB sir am lea receipt OF YOUR lHVor OF 'hH
21iinst with the ineosed s.iU, containing statement
,ftho A)geng on bOsrG the L. :. ship Independence
on her l.st cruise The number Of lkstcs stated g.
have been inflicted appears T. mo % De enormous ~"
smouu, as 500 certainly carries with II an smcult ~
8eprsvlty go the crew, one 81 oppression ana cfa
cav in the commander. wholly uDWarrM'aDle ItaI
thero is tyranny hnd ocers OF cruelty ia the service,
here can be no doubt aud think have pointed ou',
nuv letters naval subjects, 60 secretary Upshui'
soma lime siuce the primary cause oi their existence
10 the NAVY and how they have been i1seied through
he recruiting service or the existing system Tho cN
p,I!eces Of the naval service have dem0hstl at tue
necessity of some prompt and efficient mode OF :"
s,rnuing characterization Of tho meu, and merely PIE
.rx. the essential dsci plne OF the naval service
II this cannot De- effected, tha wissst policy would Doc
20 b,rak up the navy, and save ihe millions utAHea
rom the Treasury Tor its support eNiugush It's cFue
IL aud oppression. and put an c1d IL service 81
VII lV end complot ly aristocrauc that 10 has n0t
,usr under monarchy, it, equal Ia oNstenco some
to.tion of blame for this exhibit OF severity msy be
attached To the law governing the naval service II
ssy,s no discretion ia tho mode Of puniehing many
,jghtirregulsrities aud offences might De punished
w,h out the lash but the law requires whipping 70 'ho
extent Of or not 10 exceed, - lsshes The ohceIs,
Asretore by law. are cOnnued 20 whipping, and can.
20, punish otherwise - il would be unlawful and
ney habla 10 prosecution.
hope Congrcss before they oct In either the case OF
Hthholding tho sesmen's allowance oil eros OF te
b will consult With such OF the officers on the sub
i.,t in whom they have oonhdence, cause more
,unable code Of rules and regulations for the nsve
,ery,ce as viii govern II efficiently, and render Il
more appropriate the nstlons! object tor which it IL
Ntsh shed aud Imported hope Congress the next
,e.op viii advance toward your object OF cheap post
AZ hitherto has been, from lie enormous expense
hsLly oppressive 20 tho business community. - =
usc thsy should he released from the whole support
OF The post esabshment they have already TAKEN ore
good step toward IT,
am very much pleased to hear from you, my good
hierd and hope yIu will forward me the copy OF tn'
dialogue. Accept the assurances Of my high respect
.ad esteem. from your obliged friend .....,..,,,.
CHAS STEWART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

Tnc OCEAN sissulcr earan -snds, 1870 tuas burden,
has been 2urctaseI t} Howard md sons 20 run Tor
three years between Panama AID California the sane
company hls ru-,h 4sei t-c steamship N3T OLciis
{. run la connection wish ths Sarah sancs The
bark Chalceaony, Il salem, Mass. has been sod 10 a
house 10 Boston Tor q ooo g. so 10 Ed ioruia Tne
hull Of large steamer lust De, laid la Whining
ton Del for TIE M-fsIs AspLwa. who Intend serd ding
hsr l. California 81, cs.gass g.h s the machinery
Ia is psce, aud everything prepared for scanning it
upon the rivers 10 that reg.Jn.-. he chip Leopard,
At Bosioa has several families .sged passeuger
for san E4acisco scyelai .,1ge lsdss sso o Out Ia
her..... some Gu zeus Of Columb.a, Pa sold slme
houses tor California Tor - 0OJ noh cost them g 90
.... MessIs. Robbins s. II s-we. Of this city have
built $50 or 800 houses fsst9ly sui hal; 10 lId
ID ~ - feet. aba-t ~ houses arc nov n process, Of
construction tor CayL B4 ass ~lo IS a'so h'yrs e0
oihsrs 14At iu s.yL-tmJug ikea is lo"lat.
Silly ~ BY O.. ieei alec, tEo t0spiia.s There
nsye been shipped l1r ms Ia this city ID port
s5s sect 1n houses 90 b- carried over Toe -.lmus On
pack.muest al.o l-J tous.s " sizes varying from u
feet IS jos te,tio ~ Tee. > a latt ga f. o-e 20 .
st1i in fsAt ,os Cd pm.ut sfol1d tie HON. Iheie
als.n 30 be smetai0g over 100 houses, oeior Z
ls = various parts smocg NLicE is large hJ.s. s.
stories gh ,J let iron, and W feet dep TO Dc erect
ei a. san Ffaucisc0 under the nsno o. le Astcr House
Is vii awe loo rooms, 10 s0.e' "a tie c,ll door,
aad wide ornament. entrance I'D houses have
been constructed i1r Csyt A. Miner, 70 be- shipped 90
ca l1rpia b. TIE snip Dial rn-...-N.t isf from ty0
buildings have been seat out less lc.llag like
stores or Warehouse f.f TIE q : Gofernmeut-a.so,
hotel for L.yiugs.-1 "a Wels 10 be- called The Iron
Hotel which vas t4ken across The lsihn-s Aa order
for ~ or4J more . ,ag eKtcat.d of Nr Johl fa-fot
L. : Mlnis.f a. Mazitaa. Ile in.p Brm'ngnt n,
whl-n .silet from bath, Me AJv o.. taxes orr scargo
Of lumber 81 house frames and al sls materials for
erecting aad hnishius same bricks shingles ~ssou'
SC g.. Ole house ia Clcl1ula int ads -hlqpn9
30 houses TO CslJrus properly prepares 10 3 Pli ~
Immediately O. taes arrival a. Ca4l1ruis.-----Iie
bark Ircanss vh,ch sailed irorn Philadelphia Noy. =,
has on 5oa-d sm, ron propeller s.eanooa. ~ GEL! 10
length -Wm "a H4rlsti OF Augrsts Geo. IS ssouE
% START for san Francisco VIII 20 dFeinss add stores
oil complete I'D ready cr setting up aai -se----- Tie
ship Crescent has tesn purchased - he ss--m Ne
chau.cs Trading Az M.rl. Ass--ia-.JH ---A c. II
psny Of Csiorals s4seutarsIs have started iJF the
gold region from L-Nisgion, Sinclair Co. Michigan