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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-07
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cementlng them, either With or two glasses with
cement that not only beauties the picture, but
Theoretically seals il, not with the balsam of Fir,
which Will even dissolve ia common spirits, as the
old patent pictures done. but with that
will retain It's brilianey for ages. To person who
has been humbugged To the tune of $500 with worth
less patent should think that such advice as Mr..
E. gives under the head Of Cuttings Patent Am
brotyrcs. would be very wholesome Call at sc Main
street If you wish to get good and true picture.
Price of Ambrotypes from 81 80 to $50.
feb2d w. BUELL..
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NOTICE.

A eopartnership heretofore existing between the
n undersigned, in the Boot and Shoe Jobbing bus
mess in the-eiiy Of keokuk. under the style Of
Thompson stevens, Is dissolved by mutual consent
The business viii be continued Ut the old stand by
William H Thompson, who viii attend to the settle
nent and collection VI all debts for against the late
firm ". r THDMPSUN,
Keokuk Feb 4tb lSj6. G. C. STEVENS.
A largo variety of Mem. Womens and Boys
Shoes on hand, which offered 60 the trade . per
cent lower than the same can be sold after my spring
purchase A fine article Of Mems Congress CATERS !;
a good variety Of Mems and Womens ruhbers, nj the
old stand ON "a street w i. THOMPSON
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4 TTORNEY and Counsellor ut Law, keokuk City,
n Iowa Office corner n Main and Third streets.
Prompt attention given 10 the collection OF debts
Agent for the purchase and sale If real estate.
Refers 70 Chancellor NaIworth Saratoga, \. ] ),
Hon. Walter Ii. Lowrie. Pittsburgh, Pa: Hon, Lev
il Cass L. 5. senate; Hon. l.. Brown. Kalamazoo,
Mich; Lanfin Dewey, Prcs't \. Mt +. A NJ h, r.;
Prof s.or Wells K. Marsh, heokuk Russell s 60.
pr.1lrl e,.r- Of thn ST l-arl-s HnIal. knnknk aAM
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
- b PARKER NJ. d., Physician and Surgeon.
o. g.. POTTS. NJ.

OFFERS 10 the citizens Of keokuk his services as
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Aecoueher
Persons ut dis lance who wsh - tail themselves
Of the advantages of this popular system Of cure,
can obtain good boarding IN the city while under
treatment, may consult by letter.
Office No. Burkc's Gallery, Sd srteet between
Main and Biondeau. feb4d6m
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TaE CITY.

The DEs MoiSgs VALLEY VINO Is issued from
his Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
oreasing circulation throughout the DesMones Val
lev, we'll rs Ia the rest Of the State and the mi
ted States, and as 8 medium of advertising rs not
surpassed. Subscription price $50 per annnm in
advance
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CUTTINGS PATENT AMBROTXPE.
KlNuE aulrscriher takes this


VIfHE subscriber takes this -
L method Of informing his 2pX
friends and the public that he is kae3Aw
not taking Glass Pictures on AZ TA3
new and improved plan, but that
he is producing Cuttings Patent Ambrotypes, or
pictures on Glass, not daubed the back with
black paint, or yarnish nor cemented with indc-
strucible cement which destroys the tone and beau
~ Of the picture, but adheres strictly to the Cut
ting Patent, Theoretically sealed. with a transpaf-
cut cement, beautiful enameled plate which en-
riches the picture. giving u tone which can only
b. equaiied ny fine steel ate engraving The nil-
ersigned has not taught any the art n be con
sders the x,Iusye ri ght of Lee County much NOR.
lucrative than the trhs wnieh mon in the aaguer
reotype business could Afford to pay. 10 the Bar
numz ID he would say call aud SEE his new Anbro-
ty pes to the yctimlzed he would with loud vuic,
exclam, avoid b, ing cheated. The gallery for Am
hrotypes in not on Main street, but at No. 5, "a It,
ian3i EhfhNoNt Artist
otllkS. SILKS live have roce!yed very
- Gently by express several Large Lots Of Dress
s.lks which we ars offering at unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid "Moirc An
tiques" in dress patterns. No. IS Main Street
decl0d DURKEE 4 co.
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To the shock hOioers of The ke0k INK l..
vi. Pleasant d FIuScatine IL. ". Co.

NOTICE. i hereby gwen That in accordance With
! y the conditions Of the subscrl pton for the LIST
Division of said road the seventh instainent Of 81
per cent will be due and payable March 4th 1876, al
the banking house Of Char Parsons Treasurer ke
okuk or to the undersigned, General Agent
J. X. H0kNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. r. NJ. r. X. Co.
Feb o. l556-td d6w
[kcokuk Times aud Mt. Pleasant Observer copy
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ron SALE.

LNOR SALE $40 acre. Of choice land within -four
l. miles Of the city. SMITH VANSICKLEN.
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Especial attention given 10 Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
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PROVED AMBROTYPE

THE s II bscrib er
l. would respectful
IL announce that he
is daily TAX ing pictures
on ilass on the new
and improved plan and
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Invested according 10 the Law Of Illinois
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ron SALE.
YOfs SALE.

80 feet by - on First Street between Main d John
son. AisJ, House and Lot corner Of First and John
son. Apply 10 SMITH & SANSICKLEN
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ron SALE.

1 HOUSE and ; lots on Second street, apply I
\ nova SMITH YANSfCkfEN
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20 FEET front on second street, with buildings
~ rents for $500 Apply 70
noy24 Smith d yANSICkLFN
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Repeating Ordinance No. rs.
BE IL ordained by the City Council Of the City n
heokuk
sEcrloS l. That Ordinance No. Is be aud the same
is hereby repealed.
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ENoR sALE-le acres OF land under ivation, on
l. mile from the city. Apply to
noy24 SMITH Il NANsICKLEN
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tNDh SALE.-A farm containing EOS acres 1870
l. under fence. II miles from the city on the plank
road Possession given the Isl of March next. Al-
ply Ia uoy24 SMITH & VANSICKLEN
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New ARRIVAL.

ID ROWA and tan colored hats, high and low crown,
- VI every style and quality, just received by
oct2sdwtf d. HUMPHREY GAGE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-08

Wife, ms darling, ose the doors,
Dra' me cnf,an .. zee, TO- fire
Ever the lords hofsn storm roar'.
R,ee b-fP.er sbsfhe1ct
There, on the ottomsn. nearer sull,
Isy thy head on u 'oun breast
S,y--arolhs, -tha rrf' vr
Take h. SEES. an al che rcst
To. hin back from tins delicate bro,.
Lift the lsu' Of the iauf .o. efes-
Laughing tsnd--lF--'e ae nov,
Whisl ~. Zoo .h ssd eNc'lts. Sc
Al when we walked that srmmcr eve.
Hushd on the shore u. -onndug sea
Wa. = not h.aten mace o. trle'c
lh- va. Waiting iar tnes and ne
". !, no, heatsn : sleelr sler
SHOCK 20 t1e IS ran sni as,in
\ sh.l, Aa. a.umr, 'taI and iaG
1re,aa4ns a'r4s ta 'as Sd. dow, man
Thou, with 'ar rese ~ ,aa'et1c eWp-
tina, oa'ered .sr 'ar ,n 60 spp,,---
NAY mo- ssa ,'v sp,a<to uy hp.
ttcy tope hal 70 aaft3 asu
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(ONIINV it(C.,

HAVING purchased the entire interest e
Mr l.. NJ bade, in the storr recently
owned by rs IN coparlurr-hp. take pleasure
in informing my friends aud the pubic that |
viii continue TO do business at the Old stand.
and invite all who wish 10 purchase goods TO
give the call am selling oli the present,
stock Al very low hgprcs, nv object being To
sell out before the ,t~i ct January. and to
omen the new year Nish heavy stock of new
goods. Those wishing bargains would do
well to eail immediately, NJ such q rare chance
'or purchasing cheap goods is seldom offered
ELIJAH nUpREE
December s. tsIj uls-n
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Buck sssuillniuc ,

G,imer, ipssur Co. 1fra'. N.
a The und,r-igned would respectful" +
81 form the pubic, that hr j. silii ct ~
" stand IN tiimer, read, and Wins
work for ell who ma, favor him with theH
rouage. Having many years eNpc'le"'
Horse shoeing done IN q superior s'y''
on reasonable terms ,,
y y TROWfL'.
Oct e. 1885 ~ -
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NOTICE.

I flENbBi forrwarn any person, Or persons.
/ from, Trading for note, or notes, gwen bv
the undersigned on ar ahou, the fourteenth OF
November, eighteen hundred and hfty.fve, aud
made pay able to Juli, 4. Field, or bearer one
note due the frs, day Of January, eighteen
hundred and f,,y-.ix. which calls for three hun
bred dollars and one due the first day Of lnly
eighteen hundred and fifty. which also call.
/ for three hundred dollars 1 he consideration e.
which the said notes were gwen. mas failed. m.
/ for that reason wlli not pay them, unless com
PEELED hy law
Tl,oe GvLLEY
Feb - iHlC usG a.
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= q tt 4.

TAKEN M by d d Whitfield, and posted
i before l.. 4. Baoe. one red wofs on.
sbon, AK yca's old, medium sze, marked IN
the rah, ear with II swallow fork, ard IN the
lei, ear with All under half crop. Appraised
a, $50.
q. iiENDRICk, Crk.
Dee %, 1888 30 A.
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What would b. Nj u4h 90 gold
And with narrow heart
Or r,Issnihropic, stern snf coils
D~.li from ny kind apart
| eosid not be man OF wa'.
Who look, cu death aam0i'd,
Civ. me title dsaref far
The sei..bcioy.d
n
would no, vonr u isuf, cf0sp,
Iia leaves conc Il the thorn
Too 81, the children oi rnnwa
Are ir.ndIe,- aid ioriotu
Oh le, mc lead blamele.s ir.
BY young and old approved
Called in a world OF s,n and ,;rfr
Tho ve.l.be.oTed
ia
God grant me power 10 auarl 'ho 1tnt
And sorrow mo ining iu.h.
And never feel upon my cheek
Dark shaues b..fayng bush
And when, at my CEtAtoss call.
From earth | sm removed,
L., Friendship broider on ms pail.
The we-brloysd
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Town ruaco Furniture.
/ K \ y { : u d 1 l. 7 II,

/ K \ y { | : J. | ID 1 l. 7 u,
DEt'S 20 inform the citizens of Har.hsll
- aud j., ghborhnol, that he is prepared To
make HOUSE and uSice Furniture Of s.l kinds,
to order A stock nlway. kept on hand
Repairing, cleaning, and vanishing nee y
rr'eulel, ara all orders promptly attended TO-
l',hrH4fF roth 1850 No 90 iy
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Sotice.

l NJ NASkOM has Withdrawn from the
81. hrm Of J y Howell & Go NJ r..
-pectull, invites his friends 20 call ON him at
Shreveport, where he has larrc stock of gro.
ceries, and ienip ~ cqsi 20 aeteur, ai ea'fa,
January -, ie1G. u
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r1NiiE new. substantial. and very NJ a
light draught steamboat " h.tc 1.I.s
liius. loiig bEAnAg, masier, hi~ resumed
her regular irp-, and val continue running a..
semi-wpysly packet between Jefferson nhd
Shreveport during ihr lew water.
Tie WHrr Gums was butt br captain
Graham for tine cypress accommodation 'i A.-
old iu.nd. md p.irpn- and vii on the ht-i
rise u g ,icr. take her place a- regular
upper Red River packet. Shs ie in ",erf re-
-pect squal 10 any boat ia The trade, and Do"
pledges hinsri ih1' every ercraon VII be
made to eise satisfaction
Mafch 1T, 1856 M y.
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~ rro.ssf
Tel M yc who lsns have it'tnc'd
All thu m.s.s II the heart
An not I'm and death s,ill s~ited--
Each Of each $ part
Once . eenll- form '-ser- m'
shed . gentle light srvond M '"ui .
Itoly sye. were b-sdinf or' me.
Nus,e through ny sp.nt stole
or7s mi inns~, soul VA Flishi,d
rcndly Nth 'aint On earth.
Like two music no'es uniiet--
Nelss that ~ cred IN lheu sifib
YU nos seve-d We. though Parted
Still, ~ ruth. our souls are an',
1hoseh on esrlh tie gentle hess'sJ
tisah he, blrs..d mission done
Ntll, TOT me, N swc,t cotonnaioii,
Lave, ti< '.oits thai ..emsth tesd
LIZ, ~ss onee out char of ANON
Still v III .ev. ogf SOU, AZ 500
IN The spirit ''f.ncuil ve'pef.
When tho prayer Of lpvr -s'.nS',
Gomez a soi,, r.-nonsss uhi.p~f--
With my voiecle-. fnesiuT a'rnd'
Thea, .. earth, DIN shadow. iauiii
Yig. a1i from iniar efcs def,f'
r-slis VITA LIE a presence .iatY'
Dive his. f1ld.d nraf nj hfn
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Denial Operations.

lar r NcNLIENNN. surgeon and Fa'
I'Nclu rc.pcetiu5 puirr- hos ,efefe' e
the publ, 100 the tarou, branches OF m' pro-
lr-~iou.
~ b.. nov cngI-ei ia O., Drug huHr'''
and respectfully invites the puhle 10 eve h'
caH
J,Berson, Teas, Jau' -. "a
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Ee.ular Red River and Lake Packet,
n. v. Powell.


n MARTIN. C9rmaHd'r, viii ran in ihc ABOVE
irs,ic dur.ng ihr rniIfe season. fa"-ruftf'
msy RELY upon cycfy attention beng pad TO
Their comfort
a..- The !, IS Powell ;. en- re'T new. sn.
pefbiy fitted up with every mad.rn improve
neni. and fr beau'g. speed. comfort. r"nvrr-
fence, and -sf'y, +. uu-nrqa-set Ant 900 al
her eqnipn.nl- and srrln semeuis 11 when o."
regard ma. been pad 60 cost o. ac'.sue@ t' De-
a superior Passenger packet
February l6 1886 40 ~
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IAuCT \. ". EANES, Mnr,1a.t , ~
l } ohire over Messrs Mcdonald 4 -
dcr's new drug store
March 4, 1884
\uCToltS \ S& T.. T. VI johnson y
- associated thcmselye, m the prae'@'
Medicine
IJ-Oace over their Drug Store, west 'a' :
'N~ Public square.
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MEnlt Al. CAKn.

TYR f.. ilASSlOtllER, lloms'pN
- physician, graduate Of the med "a g.
lege Of Montpelier, fr1nee rr,Pc'da'A y
fer- hl, services /" the elzvp, 81 Mm'ha'' =
vicinity
D'hre in iir Rufrr's house, over the
office.
Jaunsry 3. 1853 u
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ID, etrrrl y rarrHrs rrtHtft
nIpGLl.l ROBERTS y TERRELL. flo-
Ia .-, l,,a temHtefon Merchants, No. IS
f4rargr Iet street. New Orleans.
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" VI kIlsNEI.


Jefferson Herald will please copy for
months. mad forward bld
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rftf..t rHasH-. WILLIAM l. AtihN
INIOlP>oN ALLEN. y tu.. Ht..,q.s
Gfe.s.s. aa H.a. ,ar'.re II r,s aad
Lt.t.-, No- 81 snd 3 Common street. W"
Orleans.
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LOCAL NEws.

Tvs oPsHA-FoUarH sIGHT.--A very large assembly Of
iAshionsbes, and the es Of Washington Hhom
were eonspeaous bis ezoseney the President portion Of
the cabinet with members Of both houses and the corps
the opera iAst evening 20 witness the
representation Of the Daughter Of the Regiment BY the
Fyne and Harrison troupe originally produced at the grand
opera IN Paris DonIett, anxious compliment the eiti-
gems Of the French capital assumed in the happy
ns the perfect style Of the Partisan school Of music retn
ng aeient Of the Italian bianey Of melody and harmo
ny 70 mark the nationality OF the composer This oonanc
nn Of the two distinct schools has resulted In the per-
feet success and wherever and in whatever language per-
ormed la File de Regiment has been acceptable
The finished dslineaton Of Marie by Miss Louisa Pyne
last evening" drew down from audience repeated
Of applause Her perfect study this marked
b. her deep attention the smallest witness her
brilliant treatment Of the introduced dru solot is thus
she has achieved position which Ia the legitimate result OF
her devotion TO the art in all its branches and which, with
her natural gifts has placed her the apex OF her profess
sion In the Song OF the Regiment" 'alut la France"
and the farewell air upon taking of her comrades she
was equally brilliant and pathetie whilst in the Singing Les
son with the hArehiones her exquisite and sparkling
ton drew down enthusiastic from the whole
house.
The "Tonio" of Mr. Harrison marked with that
tenion 70 the ensemble OF the character which this artists
general habit Ii Is at all times refreshing admra
Bile vocalist pay perfect attention to the business and
acting Of his clever assumptions of character.
Horncastle most acceptable sergeant whist Mrs.
Chapman rendered the difficult character the Mareoness
Of ths young and talented conductor of the orchestra Mr.
Reif.
This evening viii be devoted the benefit Of Mr. Harrison
the manager of the troupe and his claims will be
responded TO by Overlooking house, it being positively the
last night but one OF the opera season.
consequence of the sudden indisposi
ton Of Mile Parod the concert which to have taken
place last evening has been postponed until tomorrow
ming. There win be no change in the programme.
ANOTHER suReLARY.-Last night the dwelling Of Mr.. w.
Chaplin of and Thirteenth Streets entered by
burglars aud silver and small amount OF money so
len No clue the perpetrators of the act has been OBJ
tanned as yet.-Star Of last erening.
II burglars, when caught, to be let off, citizens
must be prepared to daily just such paragraphs the
above
meeting of the democrats Of Alexandria win be held in
that city Monday evening next appoint delegates to the
district convention Warrenon Virginia. which meets
3oth instant when delegates the Cincinnati Convention
viii be elected
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GENERAL NEWS

Hsavr susUKss ASncFArrBy-The estimated receipts
q "a Ssw York Central railroad for The year 1855 are
oAg ss,0oaOOoi
bisooFEas o. trADYsl1Able mines Of lead have been
toond lately near NeoshO Missouri and new discoveries
ASs constantly bring made such extent thai he whole
eoaasEy Supposed 10 b underlaid with that metal
SOpts Acrrbs creditors d the man who los, his all
Al tbs Otsh market Gre Boston have forgiven his deb
aud contributed % re-estSblisA him in b1sness.
rAlAl % rHE wAKEHANs.--Ths New Haven Register Of
Wednesday sayss
The whole tnbe Of waksmsBi,es-RhOdA waksmAn
samuel Sly and Miss iersey-wil be put trial this
morning, At O'Clock before the superior court Perhaps no
trial that took place In this city has occupied So much
Of public attention as his The interest in the Is
confined TO New Haven bot Ia other parts Of the country
people heel particularly interested In the result Of this re-
markable trial.
Tax ONO ETVER--0n Tuesday evening" we learn there
was q feet Of water At Wheeling, and falling Large
fregh arriving be shipped over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad to Baltimore
VIOLENT HAIL sroRs-The Newport (Fa) Wakulla
Times OF the 9Th instant says:
HOn Monday last hail storm visited our county which
Is feared has done considerable damage 10 the growing
crops We have heard Of young chickens having been
ked oy the hai II was very heavy in the neighborhood
Of Capt Walkers, Shell Point"
EcLirsE-Next Sunday night or rather Monday morning.
there viii be partial eclipse Of the moon commencing at
Abb and lasting about three hours IL occurs at time
when the owls may enjoy IL and those watchmen who hap
pen to be awake
Coop FoLKs-The Journal Of Commerce
says:
For the first time In many months that common
TO good New York State -four quoted BY wholesale
fraction under SIR dollars barrel When the channels OF
communication with the interior fully Open
lanche Of breastu and provisions will be down upon
and the demand from abroad Is diminished except
duced prices there fair shance that will yet
reap benefit from the immense crops last year. The
farmers miers and dealers have had their chance the
will have theirs Much however viii de-
pend upon the prospects of the growing crops which thus
far, SO far have learned generally favorable"
TRAVEL NoRTu-The Albany Atlas aud Argus says
The tide of travel is very large and the number of people
passing through our city is unprecedented The trains
leaving and entering the city the Central road large
and filled to overfowing is the AT the West and
the most unmsakable evidences given in that quarter
that our people are "go-ahead people"
ASsRERsARY MEETINGS New YoRK.-The following
table shows tho receipts of fifteen societies during the past
year. nearly all Of which hold their anniversaries next
month in the city of New York The receipts Of the pre-
yio ais piy
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

WAsH,Soros, ID. c., March S, 1856,
Newspapers throughout the United States will
vice. In opinion, persons having
Pacific region By giving conspicuous place the suboinec
circular in their respective columns.
JOHN II. WELLER,
Senate Of Z. s. from California
J. W. DENVER,
House OF Reps. OF U. g., from Cal.
y. r. HERBERT,
House Of keps. Of u. s., from Cal.
JOSEPH LANE
Del from Oregon Ter, ii. r., u. s.
J. PATTON ANDERSON,
Del. from W ash. Ter, III. r., q. s.
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The LARGEST warrR-vHyKL IN THK woRLD-We copy
The following from the Albany Knickerbocker:
aTbe largest water.wheel in the world Is the burden
wheel located In the vicinity Of the Albany nail works
Ii has power equal thousand horse less than two
thirds OF The Of which s required for propeling
the heavy machinery Of these mammoth works Here Is
worked np annually 10000 Of iron into horsesboes
nas rivets &C. in the different buildings into which the
power Is dsiribuedviz iron foundry, horseshoe fac
tory rolling mill and pudding forge cut-na factory,
machine shop cooper shop, kc leaving power equal to
that Of four hundred horses TO be applied for additional
purposes $4,000 tons Of coal used annually and 5000
tons Of ore The business amoons 20 from S950000 TO
sl0O000O year the paid for exclusive OF
the extensive tcang account is $4,000 year about
$4,000 per week. TO 500 hands which IL about the nsu
number employed