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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
REAL-ESTATE AGENCY.
VIII II IlsJ 4 "A II n :" II W 4
eco. z. MICAcAl Ss
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office Corner Main and Second SITS. nov u
CITY LOTS AND RESIDENCES.
Fog Sale and T'oE Rent.
---5aeond strsaf---


r. de sirable for family residence; S4,teo.
Lot 3. il Block No. %, between 4. Island and Iowa
SIS VIVA large Double hpuse' part y stohe ana paft
ofbrich for $50 per month; very cheap property
Esw store Room corner Of I'd ard Perry streets il
M LIT No. II, Block g. corner Iowa and % Sis,
Gfx75 feet, with comfortable Dwelling. t"r sac ~
! ---Thild Street,
Lot ~. = in Block u, feyl5o feet, near tie corner
of Western Avenue and sd streets. with good Frame
Dwelling Fruit Trees Sc For or sale BY ,,,cro,,s
Fourth Street.
OTIS g. and :, in block %, corner Of Farnain, on
! l. ~ about eco feet sonih Of Railroad Depot.
?, in block Sc, 32xl5o feet deep North side
OF itl. between Perry ana X. Island street. very
desirable Lot for residence.
Lot No 7, in bloc s. OF Perry street 9Th st
with new double Frame Dwelling of Rooms Cellars,
Cistern. Well. etc. Would mate good Boarding
House. Fer saleiy GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
Choice Lot on 9TH St. for fale.
ysyEsT half Lots ia Block ii--betwccn Main aud
w Harrisonstreets- adjoining Presbyterian Parson-
soy Hind gro. l.. NICHOLS, As,,
---Tifth Street,
Lat No. s, Block 80. OF Brady and 5th;
Lot NoG, block 81 $ " corner Perry and 5ih;
:. . 10, do So, II do do do
FL I.o,3 do %, West Of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling Fruit Trees etc;
Loton 5th street, in Block -. with three enements
re Ting al 10 each per month; Price $4,000;
~ corner nun anu 'th stroets' ''Aioo iee'' "e''
-, - ~ An. - ,,,,. &c coo., "a e.b =.
. in elock a. nr,nr 81 Sct and IN AZ
Tot NJ 4 n ~ ! R,r-.styard I Hons oddiriou-
Tho shoya ints 1ro ali an .Coiiaoa uili.ss
Int il ri n rnrrnr fnct Is.t,a ,pd III streots
win ann rr,t,,e t.ren,e,t
lot. G.nd- IN nj IN Ia C'latra aud -th xts.
Iat.6 md & M ri 40 corner Iowa ana ,tf streets
with large new Frame Dwelling;
Hos. ots nj have co,n,tandug views ortl. Mis-
ssi,si Fivc, ba u Il, C.se and III. IsIanas
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No. I7-A beautiful Farm containing 100 acres sc
under cultivation, surrounded by good fence good
heaed Log House 2Oxls, with aMeii OF good water
Land ttnduiating bgi not broken. The Farm is hall
way between davenport and Alaseaiine on the feie-
graph Road. Price SIS loracre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
METROPOLITAN FIRE & MARINE IN6U
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Haas.

CusrrERED CtPlraL s1tobbO
r,zlI A., ir,t p,tprp s200.GbG
\, .lLAaag lssErs APPLICABLE TO oUrsrtSDtSa RISKS
siS0.g6l
T. W Tr.ygR Secy. LUrnER NoEsoS prest.
Tai, Company organized under the stringent laws oil
Massachusetts,, has established al Agency ~ llaycn
port. aud vii issae policies against Fire "r Iar.ite
loss on as favorable terms any olhe spoe-hle m
siituiion Of the Kind NO dividends vii re PUG Il"
stockholders tai the Capital reaches hai nj ZION bE
REORGANIZATION ofpro6ts LOSES prohllill ADJUSTED
and paid 1T this agency.
References,
Mcssrs. rhaycr Bankers, Boston, NeSsrs. Doah ktfE
x ca, SC. Louis }. NJ. Beebe Morgan q Co, iiostoh
Rhodes Pegrun q Co., st. Louis, blanchard E1hN trsa
a Co., Bos ton, john Lavender, Esq, - Louis
Msssrs. J. p. Chaplin s Co, Chicago,
Ramsey, 0. q 60. "
/. II, Duuham \ Co, !"
+. Tiukhain, Esq, Cashier Marine Bank "
Apply nj the Banking House Of Metffcgor, Lawcs,&
Raketnorc y. W. Mtt' bE1oh' ASeIt
Sept 81 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

STEAM rNDICATeRs 4 WATER GUAGEs,
ITO r sale al Eagle Works, Chieago
Dee l5dw II P.W. GATES & co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

NO Wciltiinbercd a05 Acres: only 3 miles east
OF with 90 in cultivation balance ID
timber rood brica dwelling. barn. etc. Young orchard
and beautiful building sight; Prices $40 per acre
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

a Building on 81 street, bet Grady and Har-
rison streets,
It0NTAiNIN G one store room y A. feet; store
y room u 50 feet. dive ling adjoining III % feet.
3 rooms up stairs. For sale at bargain III J! To
GEO. L. NICHOLS.
Jan 70 SCR
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
REMOVAL.

DRS. ARNoLD& FoUNTA n have removed from
the Ger Of Bsa'ly ard 4d SITS, to The lie Claire
Building. or, site. -
Office in tne room recently occupied by Geo. L,
Nichols ESQ,
naaonpori, Feb fth, rs5s-d6wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

NO.f2s most lovely spot Of earth of 80 acres, for
a. Rural Hore-on the road TO lie ire miles east Of
Davenport. bound the East by nnc, Greek, and
very fertile ana al in wood. Price $50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
STEAM BOILERS

NJ all descriptions, Gu hand and made to order
- Also Sheet iron Y ork, viz: Smoke Pine Breeeh
e. @e' Se made on short notice--ai kagie Works
ChcaGG.
Dee. Is V If p. W. GATES 4 co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
SCOTT COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE.
by
GEO. l.. NICHOLAS,
General Ekeai.EstlLc Agent,
DAVENPORT, L IVA.
oFFicE CORNER MAIN AND SECOND Sis.
Magnum Bonum Farms.


No. IA Farm ofa $50 Acres. fronting the Missis-
s pi river miles below the City of Davenport, with
new dwelling. - 40 feet. Has liU BEST river
bottom and i2G acres IA heav! timber. Good out
bui dDrs arge number Of fruit Trees and farm V ell
waterod; Price $50 per acre.
NO. "a Very good Farm of 10 Acres, eighty acres
iIru, cultivation 30 acres TIMBER. frame dsei
ling and oniy 3 miles below the oUy. Price $50 per
acre. All the above farms command most beautiful
views of the riy err isanc anI the Twin Cities.
No IA beautiful Farm Of 10 Acres, fronting Oh
aud near the Mississippi river u mites above East
Davenport. with good stone house worth S2,eD9--eB
acres in high cultivation: well watcreJ and comm u
ing magnificent views OF the Moline. Rock Island
and surrounding country. Price S6dper acre.
NO "A superior farm of 800 acres. the town
Of Princeton, onthe Missssippiriye, weli improrcd
vel water; orchard of 2GG fruit trees. Price $50 per
NO. 5-FARM and Tavern Stand, 100 Acres, on the
road 10 Muscatine IA miles from Davenport; good
dwelling Stables. etc; desirable point for Hotel:
price S ID per acre.
NO 7-Another Farm Of loo Acres, adjoining No.
Oh the wcst; forty OF timber toy with farm.
NO. Sand sti / another Farm of $50 Acres al DIN
ing No. q the sonth. undeIfencc, well waicrcd
and very desirab farm, all near ne ssiSsph river
in health, locality.
No lO--SnIal rarnl, Of s0acrcs. situate the road
TO Dubuque, A. miles from the eit,, ali under fence
new frame dwelling etc. Price, $leGo--eheap.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Valuable Farm
ALFRED !. JANSON,
Proprietor of the
pAprDs MILLS, LC CLAIRE,

xT~tIk ccp constantly Oh hand and for sale large
w assurtrteEt Of Elm her. ia III 5 9 Siai 80
eles OF every variety OF SIG fJr bai9HS PURPOSES
AS y 80 hard ood for cabinet work ana msrhihe,!.
geip The head of the rapids. he obtain select
n1ion Of Hest quality and In unlimited iia2ht3' 50
as 10 Keep the Nilis RAINING Wee ~ ss
,rt RS can tlcretore be filled on short hoee a. any
He also furnishes lumber Of full sizes AID at the
lnWest cash price.
r. 4 lSil hlf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10


No ts.-s small Stock Farm seventeen miles from
Davenport ma one mile souti 30 the Telegraph Road
30 acres under fence, tacres ofwood land heood
frame house 32XlG, stable and tne spring near the
No la-A small LOT fronting the river, three miles
East of Davenport on the lie laire road, contalng
nearly six acres VIII be sold cheap.
No 5e--Isa beauttful Tract Of so acres within nnn'
and a half miles Of the city, the nabGgee roaa--
the owne wi divide tbs ana sell Az &c q: so acres e
suit purchas"r-a stream u water rUnigg through
and an 7Neeaut spring upon -i'fce - per acra
decidedly Of tbs cheapest pieces OF Lard have
80 ~ " M also Coal Land
NO. 3E--I60 Acres ct Good Coal Land with good
Timber ard improvements
AndtAe following uiilnpfoYed Land most oi|hlch
is in Scott County:
$50 do DO 81 sec y and 2s, I so, X II;
Gao do sec CIT ., n ";
iG9 DO DO e T-e DO;
AGO do do 90 T g ReE
1000 do do H. Is. 90 Ts0, r;
go 20 DO DO 70 En- x " a. Sec e 81 = Rar;
100 do ar see 10, T6s. RI +;
100 do n W cr See o, T 20. L I f
80 do SIN Eqf See =, 7 90. q
l70 do NtNEar
40 do Sc S Rqr See II, I 1e,RlW:
40 do sW For see -: = 79.R ";
dee % GE'N. t. NtCNeIi3~, act.
rTnoethar with n large cuantity - and ia-Geatr
clinton Johnson 1ttyl. iasptF .nt HawcEtei lou
iiss. n Of uairh VIII Scs - ln"u rg-sau@he teru'
b,. GEO lNiCh0hES.
Gaae7qi Real Estnta Agent.
Corner @ 3ain aud scenHd Streets, love.
School Register for Teachers.
DEWhRD Cards.
IL Reward Ticket in SHEETS,
For Sale al
! Jan .,th, 1856 No Lc Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
WANTED,

TINE ard NIGHT BILL on The East and Snath for
: winch toe highest cnrrent raj wilt be Pale ~
bua 10 Nri;REtiOR. LA rs 4 hlAh MORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
East Davenport.

~ BUILDING oTS, eilsltuated, with command,
~ ing views of tbs river, for sale Ut sow rates and
al IL era. terms.
pcrso y i-hitg healthy locality, 2E5 qgait ,l
II ~ Ill .as5iS. rrs&t', ID yataa. @lauld piat ~
strerfs.85 j - IaF. a-ufs, e-.- ~ 'a$ Gganu
.tff.ag raeel5 GIG l. Nl- Oils. asr
EuJ -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Choice Lot on 4th St. for Gale

1yEsI half Lots ia Block 4i-betwcen Main aud
w Harrison adjoining presby terrain Parson-
age--Arpiy immediatelgto
gov il-lind GEO. L. NICHOLS, Agt.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Third Street.

Third Street,
Lot ~. = in Block II, fexl50 feet, near tie corner
Of Western Avenue and 3d streets with good Frame
Dwelling Fruit Trees. sc. For sale by
GEO. l.. kICKOLLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Town 9N RI East.

All or Section FIVE;
North half section eight;
section eight;
l. IVA section eight;
Soc seventeen:
l. X " section II;
L W section IL
n Il section +.
WI& sE9siw sections;
S " section o;
n Z section II;
Southwest sectional;
tswI section "a;
n 4 s section33;
South hilfsection 10;
+ S w section 80;
WIS J. i. section 30j
Town79ra.
El&sW tNE3 section "a;
va S w I seetionI9;
NV N FL section Is;
Sc Sc tse son 10;
rogu7sS East.
Town I.otsfn Waleott arst derot on NH N
r. Road and sec acres OLA saiS
depot.
CEDAR COUNTY.
1900 acresin Town .9NRlw
25e0 acres i'll Town So RI W.
800 acres in section 81 tswn 20 N3wea;
CLINTON COUNTY.
1000 acres beautifully situated
hUscAT NE COUNTY.
lGUG acres n town 7S \ X East
Fiiy'ots in Citg of Davenport and additions,
some e'them heautifuil! locate for resid sness.
% acras aClaRd one milo from Court House in
On! 4 DdEeni oitsouth side OF hird Street.
! E&boHe HnG COM ses some Of the LEST ends In
STATE, were selected oy competent pe,fon sta
eTy early DAY offered sale to actual set;lefs
N liberal terms, Apply 10
COOK & SARGENT
oel ith :. Land Agents. Davenport, Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

no. IA Fsrm of 1870 acres we situated, so acre.
lin cultivation with good doak.e dive ling, stable with
sheds cribs lire. wood, young orchard, well
and springs. Price i5per acre.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10
Steam Ingi.2 es!

A Kinds, viz Faucets. Try cocks, Steam Wits
Silts OIL Cups, GLOBE Valves, &C., &c.,-at Ea
gle Works, Chicago.
Dee. IL WITT p. w. GATES & Co
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-10

No. iO--Snal Farn of s0acrcs. situate on the road
TO Dubuque A. miles from the e, ali under fence
new frame dwelling etc. Price. $leGo--eheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port of New York, July %, 1865.

CLEARED
sttanslip Knoxville, Ludlow. ssyAnnAh-s hitehiii.
steamship Nashville. Berry, Chareston-sponord TILES
stesmship Jamsstewn, Parrish, Norfolk, Ao-Iudlam
snip II Hsrheck, True, sbAnghas- Hartsck 4 Co.
slip Flying Dragon, Little, San Francisco-sutton Co.
ship American Union, Owens, Liverpool-Ginnel, Min
ship Crescent Bearso st John, NB-Foster Nekerson
ship Iuctnia, Freeman Mobile Wruterhen Ropes Co.
Ship Far West, Benefit, New Orleans-W Frost.
Bars heus lbrsm), Gerdss Af,ab, kl-Lohach schsp,
Barb O W Hall. CARPENTER Csdix.
HNk JEo Fafnham, Wright, HAvanA-P King a Co.
si rsns.n pv. ssr%.a Co.
Brig Sultan (Br), shsdford, Cs6ix-J McArthur
Bry w Havsner. Smith, Rio yaneirs-R r Buck 4 Co.
Brig Cavrs, Hppsn. Ciudad Bolivar-Gon o., Wallace
Brig yorsrcy, Grant, Guayama-Thompson 4 Hunter.
Brig Albert (sr, Stevens, 50 Johns MI Picksrd
Br,s Azores. Dean, Mobile Shielding Ioys,ov.
Brig LA, Williams wilminston--hP Buck 4 Co.
schr EmelLe, Denntton New OrleAns-Lane, Wsst Co.
sebf Laurs Gertrude, Farehiid, Charleston -Dolnsr
sctr Hallock, Pos, wilmington--D Murray.
ectr MAI chsster. Chichsster, RictmondC Piersoa.
scbr Black Monster, HILL, Alesan dra-Mott q Co.
ecbr forth Point Sc ain, Richmond johnson Lo rdsn
gchr Woicott, Halioct, Boston-Dayton sprasue A Co.
ycfr Warren, Chapman, New HAven-Mastsr.
eioop Charles, Tiliotson, Providence.
stesmer Mount tavsse, watson, Baliimore-Cromwells
s.esner Della ware, Copss PhladelphisssaA I'M.
Steamer Caledonis, Sanders, Portlsnd-J Riley.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Southsrner, Evans Charleston IS hours vith
ship Lsuls Espelscs diam. wisnhel,s, Hamburs. 81
dsyr 18th ndss and fB passengers, Schmidt ca
Sh'r vrao,ph tBsnl Diehnsnn Hambsrx ~ days viii
Rdw sAs xS pssvusvss, " AAseh
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The il dic&tiors Of these figures may be briefly
sun med up 1st. Aep.rarz alton of population Ia
Tia City OF NeH York. .2t. A fair but not remark
G. k11cxne1b3D the other commercial tcwns. 3. A
of the 6iSf&.
The above table embraces neal, all the places In
whith Il ere las been any great inn,s Ne. Most OF
tie returns nom country towns where he decrease
has been, on the other hard, are yes to came in
Nearly every ettimate a. y& made Of tic total In.
cJeste Of the State, probably exceeds tn, tscf. II
vii be M expectfdly small.
Eve nts Go rot happen without causes, and there
are causes for this slackenng CT the progress OF the
Empire Stste
The decrease Of agricultural population In an old
count Ia natural and 10 be expected. Fewer hands
reiequred TO cultivate lar than TO clear and drain
and DIT IL for cultivation, and fewer men are required
a. invention multipliGs machines. But In STATE
nke New York, which has still 50 much excellan.
ard N tie mp snd forest, there causes are mo-
aioI toihcten mt TO account for II.
ohnofnn, Wisconsin, aud Iowa have been
nea1ily ore sif on the Ids from our farms. In
tne mesI tne serseess and bigoted crusade against
sn,erst i 70 aniysd here from abroad has prevented
mon NH the vacant places, and driven them 70
rex more hcspitsble homes else vhere. We may
t'ak NOV NofhiDgsm in NJ smsll degree that
me stesm OF emigration f)ws steadily through
new no'k carrying with II 8, Alny Of the strong,
the willing ard able, while leaving bshind IL, OF
uree, inc diseased, the poverty stricken and the
osoNDAaA COUNTY
The following ar the complies returps of the
csrtus II OboId unity, wit, the sxcfosjos az
W. NJ az iAs DAa y &c ,.c com.1..s,2 VITA
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mp stairs, Leaving the outer door open, through
which The water entered the house and swept the
furniture before It. The heavy boulden Of stone
feroe were carried on by II Hike 90 many feathers,
ard eardea bad the sou and everything growing
on II completely washed out Of the rock on which
It rested. Bennetts srist mill dam, In the village,
witbstood tho pressure short time aud then gave
away, which probably saved the mill itself. Then
with sgAin renewed forcs it swept ca two bridges
and tore away much Of the plank road. uAny per-
sons narrowly escaped drowning. while Others, who
saw them, and even within stones throw, were
unable TO reach or assist them. What damage the
water did below the third dam We do NOT learn, but
probably this was the worst oft The loss is esti-
mated TO be at least $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-29

Xfter full consideration Of oil the facts, the Board
Of Managers OF the New York State Colonization
Society Rave given him an appointment a. their
agent - will appear BY the subjoined resolutions,
Resolved, That the Rev. J. II. Pesse be appointed
an agent Of the New York State Colonization 30
cisty to operate among the Methodist Episcopal
church 90, and that the donsti0ns aud collections
from those churches, 90 designed, are hardly set
apart to assist him In his intended explorations In
Western Africa.
Resolved, That the Board cordislly approve Of
tie explorations proposed by Mr.. Pease, and will
give their Co operation to It.
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81. ship Hs .s .s. :- "a . v
v's ": sh ne. ~. -
sRsa S:.As n ys' ;.S,. =.
shiD Hsisa Hso:w. tucker; New os'sas: Mssy: e..
i y. n 4:
g. "a; c Il L; 5s1 =: 4 s.
Ben Dunnins from AA.sn. Tor S Srs ~
q . ss's sss & Cap. Hssss wSw
l.!s. ra * y gonn smith s'St C. D'".
.o S:se Ds 70 pl snossns ~ &c. 'aS
stroud Ci.HfGsss JYy "a Nth - Ia -
nip s: s:.s f: sa
BasL sSeIaus Ryder csrdenas. days, in ballast 70
Bsri Same. of Boson cs.tner Remedies. July H. with
h.Ii nSs...s Washington, Mystic in ballast 70 saaa
gIs sonsIs watson, Hsv.ns days with nelassss. -
aiS: 5s9 g .::: 1;tss d Cuba
10. & jay II
p...;ss :psis BAH Charm; n:% g Jsso. bound Nitro.
Brig nysso, Mystic. in ballast. to s.ailw.oA A.
soS1 King Bird ws,s. H.l.sA June %. and Gis,.lt.<
s's riss & s''S s Is day, win
:;s, ~: 81: .A; &:
cola. B0s' for ChAregton.
schr Emily Ward 6 masts Dickinson, Wilmington. NC.
sdays 9Th inst Of HAteras, spoke brig Somers from
ssss Farley vs S w III sc,sd~s
sS SSl John Taylor, Farrell. Nsvbsfn, NC. days.
ss ss1 P Pssss:s . sss ss M
s.: s s:':ss Ks:sss ;'s' s %
sctr banquet. swift, Suffolk. Va 2 days.
schr Thos Martin, Sherwood, virginia.
echr Sarah, Smith. Eastport.
Schr Harriet Neal. Hunt, Red Beach.
Schr Stratton, Bates, Boston.
Schr Brown, bourne, Boston.
Scbr Anita Damon -, Boston.
eohr Yarmouth Higgins, Hysnns Mass
Schr Mary llisabe.h. Cartwright, Prevdercs.
ScbY River Queen, Fowler, Providence.
Schr John Lozier Long, Bridgeport
Sohr EudorA, Farmer, Say brook.
Schr Douglas Gaines Hartford.
Schr 1amoree, Ashford New Londsn.
Sobr Rose in Bloom Higgins, New HAve0.
Schr Lamsrtine, Wallace, Brookhaven
Scbr Emma Chase (new) Hail. Essex, Ct.
Scbr Celesta, Coe Portland. CT
Sloop 1, IL Borden, Hallett Fall River.
SIoop Joseph Coe Portlsnd, CT
Sloop Conmerc Smith, btamford.
CALLED
Steamships Arago, Hsvre; Nashville, Charoston; kAoK
vle Sav annah: JAmestosn Richmond.
Wind during the day Sc, with fog and rain.
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Destructive FEeshet In new Scotland.
THREE DAMS CARRIED AwAY--NAkROw EsoAPK5.
[Frcm the Albany jour nal, July 2e.l

lffcm the Albany JOURNAL, July ~.
The recent heavy rains had swollen the creek as
Clsfksville, shout fourteen miles from this city,
much beyond its ptusl fize; and yesterday Ben.
Ietts mil dem, about two miles abJve the village,
gave way. The stream came rushing down, carry.
In devastation In i.s train. II destroyed JOINS
ssWnill, which stood Q short distance bslow, and
that tsm also giving way before IT, SeS volume WAS
Cla,lsviIle spreading over the fields, prostr stipg
grain and sweeping away outbuidings. Tempora
lily checked by the Turnpike bridge, It dsshtd NO
sgsinst the gate house, swept away part of Il, and
az mn the remainder round on its -FOUR dation The
Eateks epers wife and children were in the houss
At the time, and we're rescued with soma difficulty
from the upper windows.
The focd then rushed down into Clsrksvllle, and
e1 tered tie heart Ct tie village like wall ten feet
biRh, surmounNd BY - Y logs, tons OF bay, grain
and other matter. II Knocked the stone foundation
o,.t from nj der G. Lorgs hoofe and Injured seve-
ri Others, ard tashsd completely over the root Of
ssmmop's blscksmhh shop. woman ia re hcu'e
81, u.ls 49, Il ssa.i { Leo sssey wRs " ma
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the total decrease in the city, therefore, since
1860, is 80.
OswEQ).
The folio sing is the population Of Oswego,
giving tie number OF Inhabitants in each w,rd:--
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SCHUYLER COUNT

SCHUYLER COUNTY.
The population o. this lew county is 1891
AUBURN.
The f.llo Eirg is an exni Dit AZ the complete re-
fuIrs fer Auburn OF ,he New York s5ta % Census
Mar halls compa ed with tire United States cepsus
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Disasters. &c.

ScHR d BnooKs from Rendout for Portsmouth,
night 26th, while anchor In Vineyard Sound
by unknown Br brig and had head gear carried away
row split started, DC.
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INT ciOct Ss Cd s1o lou iAh
TIE a.sst estimates Ct the population Of the
word make it eleves hundred aud ff'y millions,
viz psgis, SIC, 000, 900 Christians, 800 600, 900;
hohsun ans, 10000, 900; ard Jews, IA 900 900.
OF Chiis,iaps, tie Church CT Rome numbers,
10000 600 the Greek ard Eastern churches,
$1,000 0c0; end Pfotestsnts, 90 900 900.
IL - reported that the venerable Mr.. Jonathan
qosaittd by win ;ns principal part Of his property
70 the Unitsflsn society In tat town. II will
amount 70 ten or twelve thousand dollsrs Tia
sccisty Already h,s fund OF more than xelve
tso1ssno oonAr, oeiiv.d nom varions sources Mr..
Lying was one OF the odess Inhabitants al G,oton
The New York Evang,iist has heard that tbera
v plan In contemplation for = Sabbath School
Teachers Excursion from Nez Eoelsud 4, MAJ
York city, Of one thousand Il aches :. -"
Rev. Justen Edwards has accep.ei the Pr,s,der.
CT Of South Hanover College, Ind.
Rev. r. @. Brar Z, OF the McCacrd church n. ex,nv
ton, Ky, has been elected Professor OF Natural The
oloey In the TraDsylvania University.
Ths Congregational church Ct Lafayette, Onon.
dsea county, IL vacant by the recent cessation OF
The la bors Of Rev Mr.. Frazer.
The Newark Daily ddv0tfsey proposes that
patiossl day for ihADksgiving 10y ana essiv,y be
appointed This year, 60 an aDprop late scknowledg
me nt 20 the Giser Of every good ard perfect
gft,r In view Of the bcunhfuness Of the incoming
Esyyesf.
Rev. J. NJ Pssse, formerly o missionary Of the
n, r. Church In r o Jsnsiro. aud subsequently, "a
'ecut OF TIE American Coorizstio Society Ia the
20 .s9 is1isl rsSe.nsd ne Sooiy family. hes had
biz b. art 10 explore the interior regions adji-
rct TO tee sestlen II Of Liberia, In the hope 70
s,r better scqu an auce vish interior Africa,
~ ffEe,, i'e nv,l interest IN favor OF co'0ni
.Wt t, d. sts.ips tie he-itrfulrees OF the
rgs- tsvd entire exoense he
mann. chs FoluhxNiy AID
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II crease. 529 629
1t will be ssen that while the city Of Syracuse
las Increased 955, the towns have fallen off ,426.
OILY top4 OF TIE towns Cicero, Eibridge, Geddes
a. d TulIy-bave increased.
AIBAEY-COMPLETK
Below ne give the full returns Of the Census Mar
shals for this city, II viii be seen that the increase
u little over 1000. This u less than most Of our
citizens anticipated but it compares favorably with
tha yety,u M fro m other parts of the State -
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The Census and its Indications.
From the Albany Journal, July 26.l

Below are such Of the results Of the present Gen.
sus a. have been made known through the local
pIess. 1t is hsrdy necessary to say that the table
doubtless contains some errors, as 1t Is compiled
from mo- icial source. II seems to show, no xever
tho tendency fthe popula ion Of the S.ate:-
PLACES tn AT HAVE INCREASED.