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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
Temperance.


The friends OF temperance are work
ing sealously for the cause in which they
are enlsied. With us the work is al.
most accomplished. Doggeries--shere
are none. Debauchery is almost un.
known. Sobriety and industry are the
characteristics Of our people; bu, ye, the
destructive poison can be had even here
bu. its sale is partially cloaked under the
yarb of medicines" ba, its extern, is
limited.
A, the request OF the Temperance
Club, we send with this number OF the
ADVERTISER, 10 subscribers in the county
the Temperance traces, purchased BY tina,
association. We hop. each man who
receives Que viii read j, and hand i, to
his neighbor. -... ...... a
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
lnsere6iR from lessrai America,

BY the arrival oil the snip Helen jam
al Boston, we have late and interesting
information from Hon1mas and other
parts OF Central America TIE inLabit-
anee oil Truxillo were IN a great state oil
alarm In consequence OF successive shocks
OF earthquakes, which had continued iof
several months. The war was still 90
lug on between Honduras and Guatemala
and the country was oyerrun with rolbcrs
10 the great de,r,ment Of the mercap,,,.,
community and travellers, consequently
trade was nearly n, stand still. There
must be some mistake about the announce.
ment that some American vessels OF var
were soon expected 10 arrive Tor the pur.
pose OF making inquiries relative 10 the
dispute between the belligerent countries
concerning their territorial nights. Be-
lore making movement ot this kind.
even Il ], were IN contemplation, i, is
most likely our government, would con,
suit the Envoy from Honduras, now a,
Washington.
Dates 10 the 18th ult from the CITY Of
Mexico have been received a, Neg Or.
leans. With the exception Of the an
nouneenent OF the death Of ex- president
Herrera, there was nothing new oil inter-
est.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
Wanjert - from ihr Text.

4 hotel Tor sick travellers is about 10 b,
erected in the city OF New York. -
Arrangements have been entered into h,
which daily line Of packet. will run be.
ween Lasal!e and St. Louis, the ensu.
ng season. A motion TO repeal the
Prohihi,ory Eilnor bill, coming up in tn
Massachusetts Legislature, was voted
down by one hundred majority. Geo,
". Kendall, tie popular editor Of tie
New Orleans iieoyaas, is on his way
10 the sea, Of war in Europe = he
State OF New Jersey l.vies 10 taxes upon
It's citizens, would il not be we'll Tor those
who are grumbling agalns, high taxes to
migrate 10 that STATE, and change the tide
Of emigration 10 the eastward DIrien
Las been pardoued, and tut ore condition
expressed III the pardon, aud that is, he
sail never enter tie Queens loninians
Immigration to tits country during tire
year ending last September ioots ap nj
100 TT. -Rer. +. w. Fish has been
chosen Professor 81 Rhetoric in Belolt
College and has taken his chalr. Hon
llu.naa Smith Of Connecticut. it is ru-
mored, intends soon 10 resign lis seat II
the United States Senate, and devote his
attention TO tie copper mines, near Lake
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
The Lyons /. al.

With the coming spring, the prospe Gu
and progress Of this Road are advancing
The prophetic speculatioM OF wise and
fsr-seeing men. whose forsanate stars en-.
able them to lift the veil Of fu,uri,y and
ioretell the coming events, which "cas
their shadows BEFORE have been busily
circulated among the people 10 discourage
and draw them away from their support
TO this road, and enlist ,hen IN behalf o
others. But, as yet, these visions fore
told have been only the self-approved dis.
closures Of false prophets.
We learn, f ON the Iowa City papers
that Mr.. RENO has commenced work on
his eontrac. near tina. place. In conse
quence Of the unprof,ableness OF prose
ting the work during the winter months,
tse contractor obtained permission Of the
directors TO suspend operations during the
winter. This interruption in the prog.
ress Of the work was at once hailed rs
the forerunner Of iailure---of the bank
rup,cy of the whole project. But now
the work is again resumed, and their
alarm is 4nie,ed. "
From individuals who arrive from Ly-
ons, we learn that the work there is pro-
crossing, and tina, everything be,okens
the speedy completion of their road to
the Waubesipinicon river.
Besides this, it is cheering to the friends
oil this enterprise TO know the distinction
shown to this road in the eastern marts-
to fad tina, in the money markets of the
east, this road holds its pre-em,nence
above all others in Iowa.
In the American Railway Times, a
journal published in Boston and devoted
exclusively to rail road interests, and
which deyotes large portion OF its col.
umns to the prices Of rail road stock and
bonds, which prices are corrected weekly
by the bes, authorities in the principal
markets, and are established and reliable
rates, we find the following qao,ation.
March 9th, 1854.
LYONS IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Price Of shares So TO S75
Bonds. (converlable) s. to 81!
These rates established thrmgh the
medium which is above represented. and
of road which has no, a single mile in
operation, is an unmista,sabls. index of
the firm basis, npoa which the project Is
based. This journal further notices the
road by giving the proceedings Of III,
meeting lately held a, Lyons, a, which
the directors were elected.
Again. in the same journal under the
date Of March 18th, 1854, we fad pre-
clsely the same quotations -Wnea We
tia, this is the only road IL oul
State which receives 4 quotation inthe |
stock markets OF the eastern cities, and |
that its bonds aud shares are. rated eauai |
20 and above many roads which are COM
pleted aud in fall operation, i, should in
spire its friends with joy at the speedy
realization Of their long sough, prosperity, /
md 10 silence the twaddl!ng Of its ene-
MES wherever found.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

ST. Lows r.cirrc R.r1so.n.-A
firm 81 New York contractors nave con-
cludei an engagement, Tor building the
South western branch Of ,n,. above road
through is whole l-agii4, from tie Juno
ton with the Kansas Stem Dmles west
ot II Louis. 10 the south western line OF
the state OF Missouri; 27l miles. The
terlas Of the contract have no, Yet trans
pred. = Dem. Press.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
News from (brPx3n.

4 bill to submit the question Of a
Constitutional Convention TO popular vote
ltai been introduced into he Legislature
ihree new papers were about to be star
Led Ill that Furnishing Territory, one al
Portland. one a, Cewiltz and still another
al Albany. Tie Legislature has changed
q number Of names ot rivers and towns
Tor the benefit oil the lovers of GeogY AMY
fse give the changes. fer instance, Rogue
AVER j. row Gold river, Grave Creek,
ielaad Creek; Albany, to Marysville;
Tekenah, Corvallis. \ law has Teen
pazse!, prohibiting labor and pablic
aeioselnrtis Oil Sunday.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
4 RATTLE In the dark.

The u. ). Mail Steamer with Liver
pool dates TO March 9Th. has arrived n
New York. The Eastern War question
remain.,unchanged and war Is still con-
slered certain. The Spanish and Greek
instructions have been checked and
England and France are preparing for
war On an immense scale.
| The mos, imporsan. news IS that Of
an engagement between two Rass'an
columns walch is thus given BY the N. 7.
Tribune. -.>-r
On the 18th Of February a conflict
took place by mistake between two coli
unns OF the Russiau army. The Tur~
kish positions are extended in an easterly
direction as far a. the village OF Caiper.
cents which is about mile distan, from
Kalala,. For several days Turkish
corps 1900 strong. under the command
Of Col. Miraiai. had been posted in front
oil this village aud in the direction OF the
Russian outposts. Tn this corps the
Russians determined 10 make IN on
s'aught during the night of the 10th.
For tbs purpose Two Russians columns
were brough, up, each from 1000 tn
5000 strong, one by the road which.
leads to kalalat from abon, the village
Of Scriberzl, and the other from the left
side OF it from about poisna, prince
M,Iosch's proper,y,) TO advance unex-
pectedIy upon the Turks, to surprise, ln-
close them, and cul them to pieces. The
Russian columns commenced their marin
at 3 o'clock in the morning, and by 4
O'Clock reached a position from whence
they were only half All hours march
rom the Turkish pockets. The $. cond
column seems either 10 have missed the
direction by mistakiug the road, or TO
have come up long after It's time. BE
this as it may, the latter column, in the
obscuri,y Of Ioggy night, concluded the
/ form one Ia be body oil hostile Turks.
and instantly opened upon them terrific
canno.ia!e, which TIE offers, who lator-
ed under the same mistake. returned
with ye, more deadly effect. Pressing
towards each other, !, came ere long to a.
| comba, lasted Tor an hour and half, I'M
tai. when day dawnsd the complaints
saw with horror the error they had conn,
! united. The loss in killed and woundefa
in the course OF this nights encounter 10
reckoned, by the Russians themselves at
several hundreds The Turks were nat
uraIly alarmed a, every point; and
a, Widd.nr which is but league and
half distant, Omer Pacha on hearing the
cannonade, took all the requisite meas
urts for defense The turkish CORPS
stationed at Cuperceni stood to arms in
readiness Tor action at any moment, b,u
did noi advance as it was at a loss 10 mn
agiue or eommcaend what style. !, was
no, till between 2 and A. Nj. that tie
Russian columns withdrew 10 their ,.-,
spec,ive positions, carrying their wounded
along with them.
From Asia we are quite destitute Of
adviees. #@t @~s #@# -#s~.f
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

TRI-wEekLY JouRSAL.-The enter
prising and progressive Editors OF the
Massas'ne Joxrnal, propose issuing short
ly a Trl-veekly paper, to be printed in a
Style that will be creditable 10 their fast
improving city. Success to you BOYS"
aud your paper, your object Is laudable
aud your amtitian is on the 'rlz."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
krRscnID pacuA sIRlsuM.s. The

kuRscnrp PacHAasI elsHa.s. The
Citizen gives history oil karschid
paola, the COMMUNICATIVE chief of the
Aslatle forces, and states that lie is an
lrlshman by birth. and that his original
nam. was "Qain," and ,aat he was born
III LlmerleK or thsreahopt lie IS the
same person, who, during the Huaga-
ran struggle, served with such distinction
under the name of Guyon. and a, the
close 81 the wa accompanied kossuth to
Turkey, embraced the Noslein faith
ana donned the turhan."
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

- The people WHO send money to tie ness :
p t'rr Offices, viii q request % md the paper
~ long IS the none. lasts, are reapertf Inv IN
10 nca at, generally spsak 'ng, money doesn't
"-.stn iens-[ TX.
'soe - pteaeaing If the subscribers
re'e . IT ne paper only rs long as the
money lists with the editorl he would
al.a n.st.st... among lie "shol. rows"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

DISCOVERY or HUMAN SxErrrors--
we are informed by Rev. |. 5. Diehl
that the skeletons Of Two or three human
beings have lately been discovered by
some miners OH Dry Creek, ahou, Two
and hall miles from Dry'own. They
appear 10 have been regularly inferred
N vaults built Of stone. Tie Rev. gem
tleman showed portion Of skull, =,
Jaw.bone, and some teeth, which were
found immediately under The roots Of a.
large oak tree, which appears 10 Lave
stood tor ages. The bones are Of enor.
mons size. The skull is thick nd hard.
aud every thing tends 10 show tia, the
remains belonged to a very large race OF
men. Here isa soGrc, for the antigua
Ran. Dorado Rep.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

- WHAT does "E.l." mean when
ah@eted to mans name Every BODY
Ar - 81" nowadays. and none ans
rae aettsf fof being 50. \ there is 10
definite understanding OIL this terminus
an z a, Il ma, throw some light upou
~ ut,sss' BY stating thai ii Delne,ara
e on j. Lsq who wears shoes and
stockings.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

i.8N Tt National MisYigeaeer IS Of
BE- opialo.., lying from the tate which
g Wisconsin, and Aiunssota land bills
re 'af', that all bills for similar purpo.
VIII be deemed ID a Ike ate.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

InoL WossnIr IN NEw YoRx.-A
gentleman IN New York city, while Wis.
ting IN Cherry street recently, wen, into.
. room where were little company OF
Chinese offering sacrifice 10 an idol. 4
Ch,naman vas knseling in from, Of an
IDOL burning some sweet smelling sub
stance n little cup Heating IN water---
The gentleman npoIog.zed for the ,r,,,,~
SION, but they-dld no, aecn troubled byn
- Dem Prcss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

ts1~ Schuyler County has voted Il
subscribe thirty ,no1scana dollars TO The
stock of the North Missouri Railroad
Company, to be raised by al increase O
taxes.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

= Bns'eI is IN great demand in Upton, and
2 .od round prices will BE- paid. Tavern keep
ers sompltin-so do 10 we--aope The :..s.S1s
~. .--.s.x - cat
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
BosTay. Marri, Doth

The Boston Atlas has returns from all
but 20 towns III New Hampshire. b.
her, dem. has 795 maj. for Governor IN
the state. The democrats have elected
ll3 representatives aud the opposition
l5i.
This IS the first state election held since
the introduction IN Congress oil the Ne
hraska Bill Last election Democra.
was elected Governor BY over 5000 mai,
and the Democrats Lad majority OF 50
members IN the assembly thus lar they
have lost nearly 5000 votes or the gov.
etnor. aud have lost 100 mefnbers-so
the Giberalter Of democracy has fallen
and what cause can i, be attributed
other than this bill.
Verify the handwriting is on the wall.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01
Proeeedtngs 81 Ne Free D<0oesatle Coa-

Preseedtngs u sAe Free Densesatle Gee
The Free Democracy Of Cedar Coun
~ met u the Cour, Houses in Upton
March 93l. 1854, Mr.. Thomas .JAxr.
in the chair, and Exon Room. secretary
On motion, 4 committee of five wa.
appointed to prepare business, rs follows
j. w. Ca.,el!, Dr.. J. Maynard, Z
Rood, A. S. Mof.:t, and Jonathan Gas.
beer, sen.
The committee were directed to repor
the names OF persons suitable to serve
the association ms officers. = III
Adjourned till l o'clock, P. NJ. &- -
lo'cLocx, P. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjourn.
The business committee reported the
following resolutions, which were receiv.
ed, and after being separately considered
were adopted with entire unanilni,y
Rs,o!red, That we look upon tae ins,i-
tuition OF slavery as the great and grow
ing EVIL OF our country, and feel called
upon to use every just means Tor its linn.
itation aud overthrow. #
Resolved, That the present effort in
Congress to repeal the Missouri Compro.
mise is a specimen OF Punic faith
u violation oi a solemn compact on the
part OF those seeking to subvert ii, and
calls Tor the unqualified indignation OF
every friend OF liberty.
RssoIcsd, Tina, we will supper, no man
to office who is not pledged Ia favor OF
an etiicien, prohibstaty Liquor Law, and
oil separating the National Government,
from the responsibility OF the existence
OF slavery Wherever It has jurisdiction.
RESOLVED, Ina, it be lett discretionary
with the officers OF this association, in
conjunction with those OF other counties,
TO call convention Tor the Pad Congress
slonal District Of the State. or otherwise,
as they may deem the best Interests oil
the cause may demand
The committee reported the following
names as officers until the next meeting,
who were elected:
DR., j. MAYNARD-Prss
L. T. TABEa T.ce President.
N. G. MossErr-ssc retary
M. OLIPHANr-C Cor. yacy.
). p. DANIELS Treasurer.
TnonAs JAMES, En-. Committee.
A. 5. MoFrErr,
The Convention thea adjourned.
THOMAS JAMES-Pres.
(. Sec,e,ary.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

r 4 correspondent, OF the Free.
mans Journal, writing from Rome says.
THAT ex-presidcnt VIM Bur.n IS il.
quifing very earnestly into the Catholic
religion. He has mad several eonfer.nc.s
with Cardinal Wlselnan, who. il also
here, and II is no, unlikely that he maj
becon. Il convert.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

- New York Las Adopted the
me Law~~sAe veto in the assembly
- - ases l. aars-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

t1- The Chelera is raging IN Texas
TO a. ALARMING cxtel..,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-04-01

A letter from Havana states that American
citizens IN THAT place addressed remonstranre
to Secretary Marcy against the Black Warrior
outrage Cuban Government Is silent ahoa; the
affair. II Is generally rumored that the french
Admiral ha. rendered the aid Of his feet in case
o. any flllibus:erins attempts from the United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

The month of July, 1854 hes hcsn srkaoe for the
inenriy ard duration OF heat, for tho frequency Of
thunder storms, the abundance Of Aros leo roysgng
fowsrds Tho eegetor, anl for the prevalence o. the
cholera
oa sehty seven Of The thirty days Of tho month
tburdsr storm we're active vishia The Geld Of orr
research the Only days Ia that month exenp. FROM
thuroar storms the drs third, twelfth and four
ictptL. Tirty.ssven persons killed b. lightning
snipg the twer.y ,oven days ghch thunder storms
veIe active OF Shat yp6rih
On tie molniug Of July Sd, she moun.sns east OF
Bnrllrrtnp W were covered with in le-s
taaa sxfy hoars aitcs lho GeH ross l. To sesrMa in
,he shsse, at my place OF ohsevetion.
@tterpe armed upon she in July bs wesn the
a'a of y ara ~ degrees rosth latitude, and as and
IS iectees .tsi loagitnde, beng With ny vessels
cscssi,g the Atlantic 10 and fom rurofs on sixteen Of
.bc toirty- crc l3ys or that Jnta.
there we've cis ven Gays IN Judy that The aayi,s IN
pArste raged from o. t. loo degrees ~ .lsyco day
So 10 s. degrees Thus IL vii bo seen tia. neither
tle srrder s.rms, 19E tie icct:rgs Lor tina soiaf
eclipse i, Nay, cooled ba aimospbore. and that the
ING there were Sat four isys ia the mcnta reported free
from. Igltn:Ig.
Although .huTs- stof ms have been SO g.s5 freqnent
Voc fesent year yes no aceo1nts To he met With Of
.ss.as ~ lightning in taiiaing vessel furnished
WA netse conductors nor in steamboat iron yesss
or rsh hoong or 10 srlirosa car OK Ia wsreho1 Sc
~ hic ironsss slowed a1d yet this positive mony
~ sp:pine ga Wptop the pssont year. Of al past
years Is not sufficient TO inducs many pe~sons TO raj
". met he protectors their dwellings, guard their
own vesor sno hes Of those vino are dear to
ts,m he best lightning rccs, IL cna single piece can
90 pr chased Tor leas than aneie collar and any per
tn q ordinary capacity Can erect facm
seltsistcr, 1854 r. MERRIAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

report o. az -sd,or there wsr. ts,,,Arr ss ,er
s Ger. s.nas ~ r7ea 20 rate-e.s he sA,S pad ,.s
'Nsa,e sssrA il.se eords-pr'n-,p.i enI ia,err,t
Ier esrs'n psra,aaG. eIse per rens -, a. rth
'ptfrlfff- yrte arenutta 3. 5T. s,u sra sin.
soeas, tsu = "a re / E-tats Bank. ~,r 70 ~
iNsfe sfAe, -aafs = s. 80 i4e Ora wn ia.s S. !.
Per fenis'o per anrsrn
sSat.,...
o. tbs tie atsras ~ The ,ssr Gsss) su,,u.s.
TO The = ~ OF re'r Seso,ord 40 III drs zlsg
IONS falling Cue yet We keay Il fregaeat,y .sscrs.s
tat e ~" II rrosssaoas csEatjsa. :, 7
7ur Tut il rgDt Is se b. eyer ~. u 80
20 ,hse through ~Less rasnsssnaent heagy sebs
Nars, rhicn ou9hf to Las teoa pas ii IL oay,sc.t
so kndetsd, hsii t. stssrt sceoug..
Ae dry gaoas basu-sss Is essentially unalts-ed Tho
ce1snd rNm lncat and couay dealers is still. unojeras:
A'H . Tie ceas OF beth eaesi, end foreign fabs-s
nov acre, quite large or he ssas.a pri,es contu-
rr ane in1ru, esceptiA FOR She aasst ana rnos.
pope'sr sr'ieles, Of which there Is comparaa;se
s'arsy, ma vhca there fair ingry al fn,,
rates. il brsn and b.eAcnta ahessiags rhstinc. g.
pretty goot business - being transacted st about Tr,
Niou- iAter Javc;e yies Of cotton igns
supply and fair demand Al buoyst priccs Denisgs are
brifher, Su. cot sslner tr- cry Mt very asya -.
they conuand petty fr Hgores DacK - stGl freely
bought At satisfactory rates cr am, are mustered
as ar' hsewise lsv1s, nerAins osnAburgs-aii OF
thase being 10 rather lo,i;e1 rser-st ct Gnimprovsd
Tnest Psisting co,rs gaiet aud unsettled buyecs
cai1a mr. reduction. which nes5 owoers are re-
lee;Ant 10 rs.e PRINTS srs rsthsr more sourht sts
tC have not Increased n Spes ana -iss. ns in
betttr ccrosna ard vesy firm in yrico Woci.sp nssr-
faernrs apear Without any fur ker irrortans change
IhTe il ample stock II rrar!et hus 10 aaeouata ,e
naid prevails and o. many o9 p"is eager 70 a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-14

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORRIES FAIR At PsEfS--
STREET PIEAC9IrG APpsovED OF.
ire hsvo recsrsed Launcctun and Hobart Town paaers
t. tue I'd Of june We extract fe do
rsastie news.
The executive committee appointed to make arrange
Iaena for transaittes TasaaDan articles fop,eahoi
ton 10 Paris met Mondsy, the 20h 81 May ct Lar
aeston The follow ing resolution passe. Tia.
this Sommiee is OF opinion that oioeiab.e
us Nay he given 10 Fhs agrt.altura sna trade oil the
aolons, and to its industrial pursuits generally, anl
that the otJes ct the exhibition of Tas.papi.n 5roduc-
toos II Paris wouio hs materially aud especially
promoted hy VI offer of Ytenirs for the baat
Rest "a npes Of the NJ ,ices Of maize growt and
proovce turn.shad in the quantities specified ao3 got
IL the manner prescribed below also fox such
other industrial products Of the is'aud may appeal
md That this cotaailtc viii accordingly
tie general standing conmittee, At the c,oss 81 the 10
cal exhibition The appointment az uh-cora ittees
examine and decide and to award sooa premiums o.
prize medals Previous She transmission % The conts.
tie cost Of tas shall be ct aside I, OK, the anes
PROVIDED for the purposes OF Inc sxhbii By che ie
| cissture
The resolution procce5s state tie sres OF col al
produce end for tic EXHIBITION Of which
! premiums or medals would 90 gvan.
.rias ssoonns sr some 2, toe
wheat III he clniriied Oy x. Dry, ESQ., O. ormby Nc
D 0ibson, Of Psr~ans Bank, via also exhb:t whest.
hr. Grant, OF Tu.~clgcrul VII contribute wosis wheat
and gold The prouco OF bis estate. nr Cooke will send
writing desk, made Of tic fancy woods OF the colony
pr ABlgan IVES authorized TO communicate With the
Colonial secretary with view 10 obtain two OF the
largest sections Of tlnbtr(bIue gum) which the world
| can produce snbcoarittces we're appointed to pro-
caTe annntal articles Of furniture, and a modal
whale boat If figured Ilnon PINE fasy e11iplsL Capt
Hawkins furnished skesch or structure the prn.
pic Of the Trophy of caua3an timber exhibited il Lon
Don in 1881 cAlcated to eShp, the valuable houss
! shipbuiding tiaecss &C iasmani. 10 advantage.
- the meeting Of the Christian Knowledge Society
held st launcs stem Tuesday evening the 80 OF Mag
The LORD b'shop Of tasmania highly eulg,zed sae Esv
Nj Cox for preaching the gospel the s.reets
Other parts OF The parh where the inhabitants seAl
hever attended place Of Worship aud In dolu. d
bis lordshp stated that IT any time either Mr. Cox
any other Clergyman In the diocess spilled t. him,
the Bshon, for aid towards the pronio Of dosa,
object hs should most cordially render M aE3 more
oser would himself If Necessary. &, forth ana dcclar
| the word OF truth.