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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

F'es IN G'eeH CO,nfy-We learn from the
Monroe Sentinel that the dwelling house OF Nj.
Thos Campbell, OF Clarno, with all the furniture,
provisions, clothing, sc, was destroyed by fire on
the oath ult. The family were absent at the time.
No insurance. On the-same day the School House
IN sylvester, with the school books, Library, &c,
valued al $3.50 was er tirely consumed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II 4 terrible explosion, attended with gr,r
loss OF life, occurred in French g. Biles Cartrid,
Factory, at Rsrrnswood, Long Island, on Frid,r
last. Some THIRTY are reported to have bee,
killed by the explosion Most of the victim,
were boys and girls employed in filling cartridge
Upwards of $1,000 cartridges exploded Ii.
houses for miles around were shaken.-rMil Fra
Dem ID inst
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Protest against Nebraska.-The Legislatur. .f
Rhode Island, by unanimous vote of both Hou.
ses, have adopted strong resolutions protesting
against the Nebraska bill, allowing Slavery Nori
of the Missouri Compromise line. This is an .,.
ample that Wisconsin should make haste TO follow
Let our protest also be filed against this SJav.1y
extension project
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

ILLINOIS AGAINST TEE NknRAsKA Br1L-The
Chi-ago Democratic Press, the abest journal Of
the party in Illinois in the OF long article
on Mr.. Douglas Nebraska Bill, says
Meanwhile we wish 10 express the conviction
that the people OF Illinois are almost unanimous
against the disturbance of either the Comprornise
Of / $40 or 1880
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
From Washington.
Pera, Dec. -, 1853.

Washington Jan. 80.
The President has ordered court of inquiry
into the facts relative 10 the wreck of the steamer
San Francisco and the conduct of the army Off
GERS and troops on board.
The galleries of the Senate at an early
hour crowded TO excess in consequence OF the an
tcipaled opening of the Nebraska debate. The
Rhode Island protests against the repeal ofthe Mo
Compromise were presented by Nj. Alien, and or
dered printed.
The bill granting the franking privilege to the
Superinien cent of the Coast Survey vas passed -
The Nebraska bill then taken up.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Il ,erc County The Legislature have passed az
Act organizing the new County of Trempe al eau
tached 10 La Crosse County, for judicial purposes
till the lst of January next, when it probably b
old enough and big enough to so alone-IMl.
Sent.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

GALIyL JEFFERsoSIAS.-Ihis paper is received
only semi occasionally, say about once a month
II the editor intends TO favor with an exchange
we hope he will send the JEFF regularly; if not,
huff ced p"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

RAILROAD MEETINe.-A great Railroad meeting
came of at Berlin on the 25th of Jan, at which
over 100000 was subscribed to the Horizon and
Berlin Rsilroad.-rM Mad Argus.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
Here follows an interval of eleven years for
which no statistics exist, owing 10 change Of
mining regulations.

The California fever, as this table shows, was
disastrous to the lead interest but it is again
wing. We are compelled TO omit further statis-
tics In regard to this mineral at the present time
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Ge'Tit Snaith IN ConGress.--At the close Of NJ
Smiths second Speech in Congress, membs
from South Carolina remarked. He is the s'rors.
est IN The House, and the a6iest debator' Sue
IS the opinion of q Sontherner
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
MADISON, January 81, 1854.

MADISON, January 81, 1854.
bill 10 amend an act TO incorporate the town Of
PlattevilIe
Bills Passed A bill concerning school districts
AssEMBLr-Mr. Earnest moved TO reconsider
the vote by which the bill appropriating money to
I. J. Otis was lost. on yesterday. This gave rise
to a long debate the propriety of paying the
claim. 1t was urged that however little service
the Governor, and must be paid, or he would seek
redress in the supreme court. The motion finally
prevailed, ani the bill passed.
The opinion of the Attorney General, to
whether murder is bailable offence under the
present law, was received and read. All except
capital offences are baiable under constitution
murder was no longer capital offence ard the
attorney general was forced to conclude therefore
that il was b,ilabe like other offences.
February l.
AssEMBLY.-Bdis Introd,.ced.-To amend the
charter of the Dodgevile and Potosi R. R Co.
BY Mr.. Orion, for the appointment of deputy
bank comptroller, fixing his salary at $1,000 per
annum.
BY Mr.. Hart TO amend the charter OF the Tay-
cheedah and Galena Railroad Company
BY Mr.. Torbert, TO lay out state road from
Sextonville TO Victory. Bad Axe County.
BY Mr. Knowlton, to amend the law concerning
probate courts.
Mr.. Parkinson from the committee on state al
fairs, reported bill amend article of the con
,titution-providing for biennial sessions The
bill was accompanied by report favorable TO
biennial sessions
Mr.. Wright stated that he differed with the
majority of the committee on State affairs, and
would shortly lay before the Assembly, a minority
report.
February 2.
ASSEMBLY Mr. Boomer, from committee on
roads, reported bill to provide for laying out a
state road, from Potosi, in Grant county, TO Min
eral Point, in Iowa county.
A bill TO lay out slate road from Sextonville
IN Richand county, to the village of Victory, in
the county OF Bad Axe, was reported favorably
upon.
A bill TO incorporate the Northwestern mining
company, was read third time and passed.
A bill TO provide for the taxation of all proper
ty in this state, was taken from the table and re-
lerred 10 the committee state affairs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

N Santa Anna, IN reply to Gen. Gadsdeni
proposition for new treaty, said that he did no
see why the United States wanted another; the
had one treaty ratified which they refused to OF
serve, and two negotiated which they refused It
ratify-TIb
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II The Albany Journal of the 26th nit, says
that Potatoes selling in that city for S IS pc;
Dbl; Flour at 50 and over barrel, and LehIgh
Coal al upwards of SIS per ton.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

SToRA on TIE OHio.-The Pittsburg papers
say that fifteen lives lost and over eighty
coal boats and barges were destroyed on the Ohio
river, by storm about the Goth of January
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

u The Potos Republican has an advertisement,
for mail contracts in Wisconsin, eleven columns
in length. Good enough for you friend Seaton
We don't pity YOU at all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

IL VIM. Bees has been convicted of m ansauga.
ter, for killing Constable Quinn, of Chicago, som.
months ago, and sentenced TO FIVE years impris0l-
ment in the Alton Penitenfiary
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
Look cut for EIres

BY recent Indications ii may be inferred that
there are those prowling about this phase who
anxious TO destroy at least, portion of tae town
by fire About o'clock en- Friday morning Of
last week FIRE discovered IN the composing
Of the Tribune Office fortunately in time 20
prevent general con1agraton. II appeared that
the FIRE had been communicated to : number of
papers lying upon the table, in suck a manner 4,
70 lead directly TO several stands and cases which
IN few moments must have teen III flames. We
are not aware hat there is person living who
sntertains towards Us feelings that would prcmp;
him to act OF this kind, but il there really is
We hope he VIII seek some other mode OF redress
than the destruction of property by IRE, we'll
knowing that in doing, others would be far
greater sufferers than ourselves Such is the stu
ntion OF the Tribune building. tha, in case.of its
destruction BIZ fire, from six 10 ten, and perhaps
twenty others must have been consumed. ~ this
time, when nearly every cistern in town is almost
destitute Of water, il would be almost impossible
70 extinguish a fire in any portion Of the village.
before large portion OF the town would be des-
royed. We wout gain call The attention Of our
citizens 10 the necessity Of preparing for ernsrgen-
ees OF this kind. Something should be done
whereby a supply of water may be had, to be used
ganize an Engine Company. Hook and Ladder
Company might be found serviceabe in prevent
ing the spread OF fires. Let something 10 done at
once. An ounce of prevention il worth pound
OF cure.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Rait'oaa .4ceident.-On Saturday night freight
train into cattle train six miles this side Of
Cleveland, on the South Shore Railroad KILN,
one man and large number of cattle. The an.
mails were smashed up in terrible manner. Bot
trains were running in the same direction-fb
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Lead.-Holders are firm, with fair inquiry 1:
s6,l23 TO 1928 for Spanish. and S6,3l 10 s6,37;
for English. Last sale of Galena was made 81
S6,SI.-[N. Y. Trib 3lst ult
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II The Indianapolis Journal mas list Of news
papers and periodicals Published in Indiana. There
are 10 dalies, tri-weeklies, s.mi-weekly, 12l
wsehlies, semi monthly, and rnonthies total
-.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

-T-ln a late trial for murder al San Francisco.
the District Attorney stated, that during the last
four years, there had been twelve hundred muir
ders committed in that city, and that only one
man had been convicted before a Jury
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Large Retcard.-Ihe New York Central RAJ:
road Co offer five thousand dollars reward for tit
discovery Of the mscreants who placed obstrus
tions on their track near Buffalo, few days slne'
which caused the train 10 be thrown off the ,raei.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

FofS packing at Chicuso-lh he Chicag 90 Demo
orat OF Wednesday says that $4,000 hogs were
paci1eD. e that point, sent forward, foot or
dressed, .ast year and that the number will not
be 30 great this year. The weight ard quality OF
tie Fork however. HI. season. exceeds tie last
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

"IsooSsrS BASKs--The Report Of the Esnk
Commissioner IS before us, from which !, ap ears
tina, the following Banks are doing business under
the General Banking -aw Of tbs State the st
day OF January 1854 =
State Bank, al Madison, Wisconsin Marine and
Fire Insurance Company, at Milwaukee, Bank Of
Racine, al Racine, Rock River Bank. at Beloit,
Cliy Bank of kenosha, at kenosha State Bank of
Wisconsin, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin Bank. at
Mineral Point, Farmers and Mil.ers Bank, ., Mil
waukee, Badger State Bank, at JanesvilIe jefferson
County Bank, at WATERFOWL, Oshkosh City Bank.
., Oshkosh, and Racine Codnty Bank, a; Racine
Total. Twelve. The total amount OF outstanding
notes al that time was S593,oG6 for the redemp-
ton Of which securities have been assigned in
trust 10 the State Treasursr 10 the amount Of s6Os
oeo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Large Load-The passenger trains on lie
Great Western Railway are carrying heavy loaa
yesterday morning, for the purpose Of taking tie
train for the east Detroit Free Press, Feb. !.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

WTscoSsrS LAND GRASrs-rhe bill granting
Lands TO Wisconsin for Railroad purposes. PASSED
the House of Representatives, on III. Dis, alt
Ma, ro,d- get il,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

MICHIGAN LIoUoR LAw-The Sunrene Court
OF Michigan have decided the Prohibitory Liquor
Law of that State 10 be constitutional the decision
OF Justice OF the Peace in Detroit 10 the contra
~ notwithstanding
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II Hon. James 4. Pearce, Wing, has been
nominated for re election to the L. S. Senate from
the State oil Maryland.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
N AR ySIED.

At Diamond Grove, Feb. 6, by o. Paddock E;
Mr. CHARLES WEST, TO Miss ELIZABETH HArsr
all Of Diamond Grove.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II Gen. Nm. K. SMITH, of this village, has
received the appointment of L. S Commissioner
for the State OF Wisconsin.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

HcGry Gale-Danage TO the Piers-Duriug
Wednesday night the wind blew with great vio-
lence from the North East and very heavy sea
came rolling into the Bay. There was good
deal OF ice along shore and the large cakes, lifted
by the waves and hurled against the piers, did 4
good deal OF damage. Clean breaches were made
IN two or three PLACES, through the North Pier.
kelIoggs, Strong & Cos. and ITigbys Piers rail.
ings, planks and piles have been swept away.
and fifty or hundred feet of the outer end OF
Higbys Pier, were also carried of. The DANA
ses will be repaired soon as the weather per-
u!itS-T Nil Sent
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

FoREIGS EMIGRATION To WIscoxsry-
From the Report of TIE Emigration Commission
er, it appears that during the past year there has
been foreign Emigration TO Wisconsin, as near
as be ascertained of about 10000; cassed as
follows: Germans, $4,000; Irish, 5000; Nor
wegians, 1000; other European countries, 5000
Trs The Missouri Iron Works at Wheeling
were destroyed BY fire on the 3lst ult Loss $50,
coo.
In New York, on the Sd Mcdonald & Brothers
piano forte mandatory, Broadway, New York
was burned. Loss $4,000.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II Prof Lathrop. OF Beloit College, is now
joint proprietor and editor of the Wiconsin Far
n1er
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II The Milwaukee Wisconsin has been shown
$50 bill the Bar, of Buffalo, altered from 81
admirably executed as 10 deceive Bank men,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Sw4-iP LANp.-Ihe Milwaukee Ere. Democrat
says there are, in the State OF Michigan. nearly
2,50O.OOO acres of Swamp Lands
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

The revenue of the State of Illinois, for 1883
exceeded the expenditures :or the same time, by
S3o465.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II Attention is called TO tae advertisement OF
Dowdall, Carr & Co. of ST Louis. in to-days paper
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

HALIFAX, Feb. 4.
The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool, 10 OF Io,,.
Saturday, LIST January, arrived here this afterDo,
She brings "a passengers
The Collins steamer Pacific. from New Yo.,.
Saturday 9TH, arrived at Liverpool Wednesd,.
noon, oath.
The steamer Golden Age, from New York Vi,
Liverpool, for Australia, put into ST. Vincent, r.
load and started again on the 10th Dec.mber
Up to the sailing of the Arabia no de6ut. !,
telligence had been received from St. Petersbu,,
as TO the decision of the Car in regard 10 the a,
note of the four powers. All Europe was aw,s
ing with tremendous anxiety the final answer q
the Gar, which, II was apprehended, would b. q
character equivalent to declaration of vi,
against England and France. His answer vi,
hourly expected.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

The steamer Georgia, from Alabama caught fire
on Saturday night, and with her cargo of 200
bales of Gotten, destroyed. OF her passengers
and slaves about 60 were drowned. Loss of prop
erty over 500 900.
Hartford, Jan. so.
The Hartford Indiarubber works were burned
on Saturday. One of the overseers George Clark,
consumed in the flames 500 hands have
been thrown out Unemployment. Loss very heavy
fully insured.
Montreal, Jan. %.
The postponed trials OF the Gavazz rioters are
proceeding at Quebec. The Court has ordered
the acquittal of four of the prisoners for want Of
evidence, and the rest are now on their defence
New Orleans, Jan. 80.
We have advices from Mexico TO the 18th inst
Gen Blance has been appointed Minister of War
The Indians OF Yucatan had resumed hosiIities,
and troops had been ordered forward 10 quell them
Oswego, Jan. so.
Thorntons Cabinet Warehouse was burned on
Saturday night, together with Fitzbugh's mill
wright shop, and Curtiss coffin warehouse. Loss
S. 600.
Charleston, Feb /.
The steamer Eagle, from Columbus, Apalacha.
chola was burned on Monday last, together with
1900 bales of cotton.
New Orleans, Feb 4
AT clock this afternoon, the steamer Chas
Burcher, just arrived from Nashville, caught fire
and in a short time totally consumed, with
her valuable cargo of cotton, tobacco and western
0rodI,r4 Nap.r III
escaped with their lives. Fifteen or twenty ne
groes persisted in the flames
The fire spread to the steamer Natchez, which
with her cargo Of 2 900 bales Of cotton, was en-
tirely destroyed
The steamer Cairo next caught fire and was
burned
The steamers Sultana and Grand Turk also
caught fire and consumed.
a number of barges loaded at the Levee caught
fire and were also greatly damaged. Several
more lives supposed 10 be lost.
The whole loss is estimated at 5 100000.
Boston, Feb g.
The steamer Asia, arrived at O'Clock. She
was Immediately boarded by the Custom House
officers, and the baggage of the passengers
searched.
There is great distress in Ireland on accoun. of
the severity of the weather and high prices of
provisions. Riots were feared in several places,
and the troops were under in Limerick
The people have threatened to break out in
France.
Negotiations are in progress TO purchase sever
al steamships from the English Steam Navigation
Company, and form a line to America. The
steamers TO be at the disposal of the Government
when not employed on the line
Philadelphia, Feb. 6.
G. F. Jones has been elected TO Congress from
the sth Dist OF Pa, in place of H. A. Mullen
burgh decea sed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

II The number OF hogs packed a, St Louis
his season, Vt 20 In. irs' in.', was sbou, 10000
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Erie Observation-Disclosures seems determ,
ed on sustainingthe lawless course pursued BY d,
Erieans. The Legislature of that State have :.
realed the Charter of the Franklin Canal Co, a.!
Gov. Bigler has repaired to take possession Of Il,
Railroad track. The war will probably con;inp,
feTes.-( free Dem.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

Legislation Senate adjourned yesterd,,
till Tuesday next and large number. OF Senate,
for Milwaukee. An attempt of the same kind :,
the Assembly was unsuccessful, and so the men
bers who refused 10 adjourn nsasse, took leave,
detail for from two days to two weeks leaving b.,
little over quorum for business Aiterward,
compromise was effected, by an adjournmen, in
'halfpast zine Monday morning i Madison Den
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

ny Flour wa. selling in Boston, last week, a,
So per barrel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
Hartford Ian 2f

The Hartford Indiarubber works were burned
on Saturday. One ofthe overseers, George Clark,
was consumed in the flames. 500 hands have
been thrown out Unemployment. Loss very heavy
fully insured.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

P. S-I heard while in Mineral Point, Of Cap
tain -, timber agent, having contract of fifty
thousand ties but supposing that you would not
wish 10 publish such charge without better evil
dence than l have been able to obtain | have
merely limited al it in the above SB
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09

G. F. Jones has been elected TO Congress from
the Sin Dist of Pa, in place of H. A. Mullen
burgh decea sed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
New Orleans, Jan q

New Orleans, Jan. %.
The steamer Georgia, from Alabama, caught fire
on Saturday night, and with her cargo of 1000
bales of Gotten, was destroyed. Of her passengers
and slaves, about 60 were drowned, Loss of prop
erty over 500 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-02

sssss.
comparison O ths .u.r. h tho.e Of o,her hss, s'sr
roE. Goals WI oS ,, hsrs .ss very ew W. ssa .sns,s
o, :. ss he A'I PC Goal 81 Nv 3 T,..s
h.t Of Pr',burh speet Will The "a, essns ,o'
go sot "a. .r osy oss sy,as ssSei rrsps
Ton se matte iae he ordinary pperti,n. OF ,oins
"> tS,TS,san ,he s. rrorora burou. matt, wsh
ALERT yieds sbo' y pr cent to ' OF ~FTsnie and
%.h. r. e,pcccd his coal VIA. yey powa sSa Aba.
% am 5msnsHs IRE, no ' eos or eoAsS oog doc.
~ S,. ou of il lbe comba on OF he "a. saans coal.
q E. I, iss yse1 Of he Mpp e..nioe 70,
scam N ns dane desired u, sip,,
ton hcing s'a onay sem o ~ 4, .es he al
eesnus.j 1S' Rns , 'y 'G n. S.pSS :,
rker mon srse esr"reuee h zee 20 e
u i ana ior baAsnihs and iron furnaces IS produces 81 '''"
e'se Tier ,ri OF he Brccsrn5se Coal iue % . .s.s Of q.
e. such is rs Strength aud classify ,h.' loose. psssS. ~,
roh'ns in transportation or hsni M nsN o -, go,
any nsh Of 10 he rains snd sis M NJ, .,S
No. rr,c,icslv acquainted with Goals VII anprcs'e n' ea
ar;v without eommen' iswei known h os,sv Hamiapa.
eos-owin breaking down OF The ae
& m o. , on sre b fermeu.aon heir ecunued pyre IN
places where the ssser hr, ~ S n. o. he
coal preserved and no coal eoo o. Gus ~
I9,fd eo 'p ,ce Of he coal w,s Al change visible and
halt inch ~SG I , T he ~. .a No better
obtained than his OF the rover o. nv coz % rsso,
h terrace or proecfng ledge bench .s me coN se"eI,
~ NAV be seen marking the bill sides ne HnA"o o' h' '''
c..it.tL. Like Ia .ub
al the mechanical operations :" ss
80 u,,ng and drne be- made 20 assume ush p'""
various dsicafe ornamental Ne'
overlNirg this coal hfh snn heaNf n
c Coal ants n' nov wy asn
rbe- no ever .ha with abundant nauis - IN many %
y. a. wire stems which appears ohundanty aet W.
a., hes bsen ,h time subject - the ACTON 49,
go No roots Of stismaa seen in ne MOOR or r
Ia the stems and poncs 81
the cos iset A specimen i"s'N
% ~ r.rcuuance the table Stems Of TINS soi were 80
f,et The ponds converted iho isn-
mites con,rr ting beautifully with ne DARK GROUND GU
,Isy 4 cradle mass OF TINS COS .h9h
49, ~ some siss be found IN the ashes whcn
len, In very remarkable manner tse reiensea Apps "
st,n a. seen in section This ccuns,ahoe
~ h an, other pter nies this Goa Already d~e GU s'
r. ,,,;f,r this seam was it
- - he compressed Of large trees brought toseinet s
that Of ordinary bnnsinous oo' !"
mich (, has aurarently analogy. ...,.,.,.
ma coal t the foot Of the bnhs 81 SANDSTONE
he o I'm numerous places coal tar eNudes sometimes seso
a,ie5 Nv nlrhur water agnin by claybeae
,tr, ,ler II Of these srn'"h'h ms w"
,n 70 the ar and sulphur springs weikno wn"nn.
[ Near these springs race whore no eNuhaton nnow
No il here shown This substance Is plainly he PKG
,1.cn of retroum n investing the sara cs sh'
raising the roots trees but 30 hn a. 20 sruts an
hat this substance bear " IN" pr,u"
n which IL Il relation that n ana Poh oes
10 IN. nrretine "a exudes from the tree mas however va
change ost the power fusion; burns with ali abundant oD
flame bu. doesn melt