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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-12
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
49, - Ezss

me gFcui eutrnl Route. c,nneetirg he ~ IGnH,
cities I'll tAe Western, Northwestern sna South
wusl.ru State. by cont uuCus Raj! ~ direct. Thu
read pi.a CONNECTS st Tgtsburgh with daily line q
teulaars 10 I'll psfts On the Northwestern lsEes; ma
king De- EiGFt direct ehtSPed asst rftahis roats By
which Frrigh! san BE- forwarded ~ sni from ID,
G,@st Ness
hates between Philadelphia aud isigbuIg.
First lass Boots, >t.s5ri, Try a., w. ,., .
goods ttnLCE,.s Fufs, F,,StAer-. At.i ~ = ''N
second Giss..--Soot- q staison-f
cry. pry Goods .ip b"grsl pFuEs .nd 80 .,,.s
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Hooi ~ '"'s
II.trl CluSs.-~ tuYfls, EagErga
Haeoa, Pors On talk Ca, steel,{ css y leo .
sole 1! s:h.f On b0ea,esl Cchte, $50
koHEtII .knsE. Gee. FISH, EB.l
con { loTk il4ckeat tAfya Lard oi.i See e lBa !
l+ln lscH, lesti, uht5s, sOda ash, &c,
fLOt R-el Fertrrfei MT! tIrthsr notice
GkAtA-vt 81, per o 1 UHhi further uoLsc.
CO ifON-& per baie, not exceeding 30 ius,
vel Ut hutItfNlher uottce.
II Ia shipping Goods from aay point essl PAs,,
adr ia. 10 particular to marx package. "pta Is4a
1ylraats B4iir3ad." All goods consigned T. no.
gents far mis- koad az Fblste ph,s or plisbure vii
Sc toFe aratd without detention
FnEIeur AaENIe Harris. E9rmiy & Co., Mem
pbis, Tenn, X. SASS . Co, ~ Louis. J. :. Mich
ell 4 800, Evansville, Ind; Danesnti, Belt q Rar
dock. ana carter d Jeweu, Louisville ,ky.R.I Vel
drum Madison. Ind; spfismau " Blown, aud trsiT
= Co., Ciuenuatli y ". Graham & Co, ZauesyiIlf
O.; Leech " Co., 4 kiiby Il. Boston; Lsech Go.
, ? AstGr House, n. IoTk: " ililm st. aud Batter
Place, New ork; X. Sneeder. Philade phis; Ala
graw q koeus, Balamorti Geo c, Pronci.cus. Pie,
burg.
Il II. lot sTON, 6sasrsi FrsIghs .f.sss, PGi!a
II. J. LUA b3EkI, SEPf. 4ttseHq, Ps.
peHnsy isnnIa Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Phiiaaelph..
and Phtsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TkAIA
leaves PhiihdeIhia Tor FiW-buTEat u a. N 3. aud
Pitlsburab Ter Philadelphia att 4. NJ. Tie fast Ia.
leaves thinLe iaiaaLlP. NJ. ard Pulsburg for Phi.
adeiphia Il =. n. TIE NIGHT hXPRESS tr1.r
leaves Phllsdei Ina Tor PittsburEa 81 II p NJ. aud
Pittsburgh TOR Philadelphia at Il J.. II.
he 4 r0h " "a fFt..
Railroads. TO sndfrom ST LogIs, No, Alton, GsIsua
EHd Chicago, III RraHkf0rt, Lexington and Louis
vale, ny; Ierre tiaatc, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
lonIiHs, sand Isty, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
ZaDesN HE, NussloH ana NoOstrF, Ohio; also, in
the steam packet boat. from and 10 New Orleans
II. Louis, Louisville and Cfuc DBsti
Through tickets can DO hadto or from either OF the
ahoye place..
For further particulars see handbills st the drer
eut starting points. Passengers from the West will
fnd this the shortest and most expeditions route to
philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
Iho,s. MOORE, agent, Passenger Lines, phila.
MEhhlAbS, Agent Pas seRgcr Lines, Pits.
Phila. Nov I'd IS dly
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FELTON, MILL,
no 600 Acre, of ohoies Land

LNoR sas On liberal terms 10 os 10 cult, So Scott
/ Clinton aEd PSwestIeE eOu9tles. Apply 90
JULIUS LYfAscE.
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iiailroaDs.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
y So ~; E;;s &c.,

.s--Ig -gA!a ..-@..-
KS eI,f Nitpr fiandAs, Ianuays setA, icat ,a3' H#
" al ID rthe nst.ce .galas vi leave b"'stlet"
for NuscUtIuc and Iowa "a rs iolioNtt
ls P4seeagtt train daily kSuhdaA SAe - ~,
and krtr ii gsin VIII Passenger Tar atta'd r. NJ
Trainsstfteal Davenport dsils {aundas pAeep's-
81 follows:
i.t PAs. niger Train ct ~ 49,
sud.uFici2 Tran nitt pa1-eus u caIsa'
taehcd ~ IL
All TsAias ouf &C Davenport y iimgko connections
with Nnscailne aud Iowa cay.
The Passenger Irnin arriving a. pavghIott ~ ~
4. 81. conn c's with rho Rock Island Aisl! itaiG'
Whlut leaves Rock island for Chicago al III ~ 81
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity oiclNiae
distinct directions as 70 the destination OF tsef has
gage. Also So procure tickets before taxing tat'r
seats inthe cars. JOHN 4. HIN IA,
II DAY sup't.
Ns.;er ~ rrsnsncrtstien, jaA26 dJin
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Notice

NOIIEtl
DOCK Island Bank hrs madsaTrangementst to use
Ii limited amount OF the notes Of '.Ihe Mapufac
turers and N"ehEHiCs' Bank OF OIumbus, Georgia; -
and the wilt be received on deposit or i'm ppy-
mentor Exchange Coin on die 81 me terusns the
issues Of tho solvent Banks OF Virginia. Krntqeky
Ohio or Indiana. NJ b OSBORN Pfas,t
H. Island Jnnel3 d&wtf 5. II. MANN, Cashier.
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Nru LllallLef..

Iron 100000 70 500 GOO feet OF Lumber al Dor.
IL man 90 q old yard, cor. Scott and Fourth sts -,
one squsfewest Of Co es o Davis Planning Mill, near
ly opposite the Court House. The Subscribers have
hand the largest and bes; assortment Seasoned
Steam Sa~ed Pine Lumber TO b, found In this market
We keep constantly Oh hand Dressed AID UDdFsssed
Flooring, sidisg. Fencing, IL AID inch clear stnn,
Rived aHd Shaved shingies, Lath and ali other varie
lies 81 Pine Lumber which We Offer aslow Us any 9th
er Yard In this city.
noyl-avu ] FOSTER 4 CO.
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Tho Boston Transcript says l,7oo COPIES
of Agassix's greaa work on Natural History
have sircady been subscribed Tor
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MARBLE WORKS

ME undeuigned would respectfully announce 10
tht citizens OF Davenport ami vicinity. and TO al
Hos" wishing to purchase MONUMENT Sto the m am.
DRY OF theT Deceased friends thst they can be supne
os Gaming ~ hs shop, on Main ST., between First and
SECOND, Nt-t side here no viii be pleased to furnish
vi sioAE OF every description ,asi as can b..
fought Ia the Western country.
Italian and American Aarbi for uts II = !,
and FOOT STONES. Also superior article ofFKEF
STONE, &C., sefy cheap. ", ". KENNEDY
DaNenpOTl. june y, lal3-2h
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS,

I'HFshSseribars are constant making VARIETY Of
Printing and Wrapping Pape at thvir Niilin No,
Inc, and lpay Cash for any reasonable quantity of
good clean cotton or linen rags. ourtrav ling agent
A. o. Churchill VIII call on the Merchant. tnronyb
eentralo~n and pay them IN cash or paper for tbei,
rags WHRELoCK d FERGUs
Moline, June Goth, ls5j
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Attention Farmers.

ykYE nave jg.i received i few more OF Sanford :.
w Psgcul sifns CathtGs- which We offer for - u
cAs4p. ..- =.
osl .c-cntF EIRkC"E d F.Ell fsAN
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NOTICE.

'hf fost once has removed but the News Degot
romans Ia the old Posi- Oftice room, which ss
ossh neatly ftteh up where shall keep AS usua the
Eastern ftpsFs, Books Of StaBdsrd Literature Ele-
CANT Illustrated WORKS, Cheap Publications. Magp
zines, school hooks Stationery, Choice Fancy Good.
I-dT mo G1yTl
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sTRAYRD

LRoh the subscriber on Jan Tth, 1856 whi,s
i Horse, about years old He had an harres.
with names painted red, when he let. my infsy,
NATION ofLim viii be rewarded BY
W. d FoRIpP
Agent wsHsrl Sage Go.
pursnt, Js1 fe Sc dwu
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STOVES STOVES

- Wv TG@, SIOt rs
THE misunderstanding purchased the entire stock
ofstOves, &c, OH WlcKERsuAB, dealer I'm tbt.
vel known Chart OAK Alright Cook siove) would
s9llcl share Of public patronage, hoping 10 satisfy
aliwbo mas In future deal with US, We would nse ri
hefollo"Inf Inducements, Arst sell both Eastern
ana western stoves, including over 20 Patterns OF
COOK STOVES, OF which TO select.
We warrant every Stove ~eseli, botb to oDeratsand
agsin't IRE cracks THEREBY making greatly TO the
advantage ofpeTsonS wanllnRg good stove 10 buy of
US. ekctp constantly on hand Il large supply OF
Charter Oak
Wewsuld also oFerto iaatsrs Observation-Disclosures
aen'si having purchased oar stock In the East ems.
bic. US to sell soa stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron and all
kinds Of IinHers stock at Chicago prices freight nd
ded, thereby saving goa EXPENSE, LTOube nd delay
Mr. HICKS bong practical workman, silIattend
personally TO all kinds OF JobhiHg. such as TIN RooT
ing, sPouliug CoPPer-smithing "A, e., all work war.
raHted,
Brady between Front and Second
May I'd lS55.dwtf &ICKERSHAM Il HICRs
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Great Excitement at
FURS. FURS!.
nrw YopK HapNEss sr01E

NEW YORK HARNESS STORE
IIAS been removed iruH. Brady 20 Second Street
IL four doors East Of brady, where we sh4 be plea
"a TO wait Gu al! who s!s good articles In the hsrns.
line. The sssortmentis ile most complei. ever srer
Ell here before. Great palnstaken 70 please.
Keen aIssysnr nd cars, fldias. Hate Cards
Brasaes carry Combs. Rfs-seits ~ every kind IL
tLeirsxagon. Lsathef FiF-selts aisO.
Whips aud Saddles abundance. Whips from IS
ctsupearGs: Saddles from SO 90 70 $500.
Alison y afraniedto be asfeeemmended.
@. W BARNES.
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DEF"Aisofh LAY 49,
FAREERs! SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN!
TIE Bes. Mill ever offered to the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
iIrHICH has izken the Ftrst frsmisn at all the
h!titcd aud 6gFd Medal 81 the An sriesa Institute
Y Civ This Irn!y excellent Miil, celebrated
ali for It's sian peIty. durability and pfaeiieabity
pate ated JaHy ga 1855, stands unrieaed' The large
nuabeT Of tess mile sold, aod their Increasing de
Iand foreibiy declare teT merit over 1000 having
been sold ~ TOE last sis onihs1- it.y are admira
Nv adapted for grinding Corn, OATS heat, Barley
Corn IN tho ear Spices, DE. With rapidly and per
ferti9u grEuss before
No NIB zFuas from 10 bus. Of meal, or 10 TO
l5sas 81 fsed per hour with from 10 horses, and
othrF Nos. Z propsnioBats amount. They can be
pr0reil-d ~ horse. steam or water power, and
we'll adapted 70 irregular motor, hence ifiaing
cost then can ly. attached 10 ass saw mill.
MsAL EElyEt are attached - these mills, thus
dsriny theRl only truly prse'teG6fs nii farmer
car have.
References can be given where these mile have
Beea in u-e IL months without elthsr receiving or
needing dressing. ngd iEe~is ~hers they we're in.
trodaced four mon the ago for grinding Irea Oar.
nts an esnGIished saci that all mill. usiBg kHi7os
caE (sed" but neVersg grind veal aud ths! all corn
and cot cra.hefs only crack the corn and cob, and
N ~ ns.het reduce the feed to desired rnensss
T. be ased yith pront. SgtIhe
FELTON, MILL,
Without knives. and with grinding surfscoS 30 hard
~ ne red steel y ~ not Affect H. is psble Of grind
afg 20 ANY dsgree Of Eueue-s and 0ffedeeihS cob
To-. 10 les. gf meal ib%ss facts justify as ia
faHunx these tunls 10 give eDUfe satisfaction.
For frd Der aformAtian Eud mills and nghi apply
~ klCHOLS. LOOMS 81 Co, Once L" Csirr
uSGse Davenport io~a, Or Box eos r. o.
r. 3I-grtT
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FAuI1s, &c

4 FRESH lot OF Lemons, Oranges, Nu,,. eauj,s,
"a sc jas received BY S@-'.''
pee ..1si NJ. Ii. HEIuEaAtINEE
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y. y. HkII.NHElaLI. -,
Wholesale and Retail! Grocery and proyisiou
Store
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AseHtOraf.

AoySl Us v oiAe, loties
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21

Mr. srAsARD explained and advocated the proposed .Asad
Aftsr t- r~nark. by Nj MALLOsr
ussni sni ths subject of bshk eufrsasy
Mr. 6AkNkTf sdasi tb- telssax =
ausaiuasnl
Provides, .i s6snsve the Comnon alth
holder Ia The said bank. directors
time
appoint
bank improperly sxrrisss the
so-.obsr shall have poser " Inspect the aud sE.ns
the others VI the said bfsucL."
rbe debate c0ntlnu-J by hr.sr. RUTHERfDOkU
NETT aud kDhuNDs
rh- hour OF slsl having arrived tbs SPEAKER vacated
Omar ..lnc. N
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COM NJ ERCIAI..


ros,cooNe.r. wnfscs4 Teporl TOh.eeo eoalna-.
10 10 aaTkst ly shi pess Of sass. have al
y.scsi iast W. quite fsis.s.
g. - common -~f, .3k9eH mhiiiins ss49t sod skes.
nne sfdln. Ia hhds. laxs. -gtsD stlttk
heavy -slsh,. tos sspof,. t14g5k good log, tHGl6
s.f eon"on. tskftT rndding tk6rk; good tskts; me
SSeeioH fs hhd % quality been .t tik
~ saisbls for ssBsains and manufacturing
wHs,TTh- eoiilf- light and
but nth Offering There siies 81 IS 10 81 - prsvisos
srssl-of the Canada
steamers
fLouA-sAl-. limited eoBsunp.
ton, At last qlo,lions Family az siiiE super.
noe tlO superhne ts9sN.
CJsS has undergone blight decline since last. We
quote SSlt1S cents
CJEN Mku-95c 10 ti per bash.i.
OArs-50 h. p~rb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21
TOTAL .Sis, u
innnr Al lin. mimi 81 Ill ~ ~

= FL
Coinagc.-At the mint, s2I.I2l,55s %.
Fre,gh-The paid for freight this port du-
ring the year is Si,u+i,5li.
RESOURCES
Ting following figures represent only 30 counties the
lsseSsos o twelve counties not having reported upon
these products:
Ljrs Sfock-IIorscs 1861; Cattle 1851; Sheep
l2S,3I5: Hogs lg3,6S5; Mules l4.l9i.
observation-disclosures 81 wheat 2J5i126: barley g.
3l3, iJ3; oats ,n25, g51; acres cultivated 4Sl 1915
Fr"its.-Gt.pc vines 22o,Gll; apple yl,5l7;
peach l9l 2lO; pear s13; other fruits 63
n9l. There shipped from the port OF san Pedro to
San Francisco 095 boxes OF grapes, value $l55I75
aud .0Sd boxes of other fruits value IS, 2SS
HHs ~ HE Stdte.-Only 30 counties reported OF the
IL. Flour mills 7r mills PSI.
Homicid> CaieHddr.-TOill number Of homcidc> 5;s.
OF these - were executed by mobs aud executed ac.
cordng to statute and six foreigners killed 10y
collectors.
School Children az m, Sfai,-As reported by the u.
pcrntcndcnt of public instruction. % sos School money
To he distributed s2S26 to.
FRANCISCO
Ndrridgcs-261 reported, but not all record
ed.
Ciiy Noridlity.-Tota number OF deaths, l. 2G2 The
ratio OF deaths the population every 4T5I per
sons, while in New York it j. every 2l9j aud in
Boston to 1921 persons. The Herald remarks that
considerably half ofthe whole mortality of New York
city is comprised OF children under five years Of age while
IL this city, it amounts to only fifth The result is
largely in favor OF this city, after making allow for
the smaller proportion of infant population.
Fire DcprrtueHt-Total cost OF property S27l ,OS7-
OF the total amount expended in the erection OF engine
houses 2I22S1 the OF 800 500 contributed by
the companies lO2 fires occurred dnrng the year.
b,sorcncy.-i97, applications have been made for the
benefit ol the ineuytnt Law in the city aud county Of san
Francisco. The balance Of failure assets il estimated
at 81 $3.50
Dirorc, CaieHddr-Therc have been ~ cases commem-
ced aud ~ divorces granted.
Observation-Disclosures in ls55-ll2
The comparative tables show great increase Of agri-
cultural productions and exports over previous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21
I've. TIE CITIZENS AND VISIT =ns OF

II RICHMOND, VA take geat pleasure
am barber and Hair Cater by profession
at the Eie Hotel Richmond Va where received thorough
ueatnn Of The art aud having attained
that resarlei by presents high
pnrnts for professional skill
shaving being branch ~ profession, in 1894 when the
ilngu.ci nohemsn the Nqd- de Ia
Etfr Hotel being hi headquarters had
tue honor waiting GA n 10 that capacity aud lad the satisfaction
pleasing him well "
being, A. hessid, "nts,cr of protection early"
Ia lsEF THE dignity the
Hchmon they ioos up their quarter AZ the old Etg ~he.e
cane acquainted with NirRna' huuorri ia
fully rewarded for services aud
Nowi would respectfully invite the
Their hair military tn
Barbra call AZ the scuent story Of the
change Hotel East side front door, 1871
return my heartfelt thanks for the liberal patronage
and hope by the
o N same LONAN Il sNIrU
To the Misry-Onr wori-as q that
years-anf having sirh
and short hair when they
please not forget that uniform their heads
military l.
f..
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CALIFORNIA STATISTICS Fox ls5b

4 fVIN 800.
From valuable statistical tables published in the He
raid, Chronicle and Alta, compile the following cor
,euscd statements:
Passenger LiSt-Arrivas by sea in lsJ5, ~ 7Jg, de-
parturcs, 9a,S9S.
Eyporfs-The total value OF exports from san Francis
CO for 1898, amounts to si,6i5..59. OF this amount
SS33 u62 was u New York.
Te,~is.-Auivals $40 departures 1903.
SHIPMENT 1855.
liy sailing vessels ,22S,395 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21

lMrRovNG.-Yesterday gave Il. promise of Il last ap-
roachug spring, aud the general eShration of our ice.
bound citizens immense Tie ladies' were strolng
about in the gayest OF gay attire mp,tng the
appearance of animation that contrsted pleasantly
with the previous gloom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21

SrABBiNG.-A man named jeremiah Downes was ar
aligned before Recorder Taylor yesterday charge
tbbing jesse, slave, belonging John H. r. MAYO on
the l1th Inst aud nhlctng serious wound The case
continued until the ODD inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21
PIIILIP RAH VI.
EAGLE Fol NDRY RiehmonJ Iirg;n;

CARY STREET.
MANCFACTCREs LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE TEN.
w drr., Railroad Cars, descriptions Of Rail - II
road Machinery Stationary required -f1
power Also Portable Engines, with decided improve. ss
fnrnt over others heretofore made
wheels. and well adaped purpose rrt,ng imt
&c With Improved Circular Portable attached ~ ia IA
aud 81 class Mining Machinery.
Forging and Tobacco Factory Fixtures
and Iron Castings made "a order. p RAIN
Extract from letter received by having the per
formance u my saw MIl aud Engines -
. EDsSroS, v C., Dec. 81. l.s5
Mr. p. RAHs-Dear sr-The MIL which YOU have farn h..
been In operation for the w-k, and thus entire s
facon, and fully convinced most coplt. an
at the same m- simplest have seem hacns. ali
competition tls clA..D THOs ID wARRES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-21
THE MUsIC sToRE-

THE MUSIC STORE.
H TAYLOR would remind his friends nj
- public generally that his 9 nov ont
ernor street, where may he found PIANO FoRrEs 3NH
hELoDEoNs, GUITARS, VIoLINs FLUTES andI Y
AScokDhoNs OF ne hest quality and a, e lowest prices He
sole agent In this for the C,r
Panos which surpassed by other eaua
but by few. Also, Gale Co.'S superior Pianos.
- Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of the quality
He has the largest stock Of MUSIC
constantly receiving the latest publications. which
The most reduced prices and
where.
r. PiAnoes tuned, repaired, and leS OF hire.
sH- Old Pianos On pa fnr nex onaa
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STATE AND CITY NEWS.
from the t,rsenbrisr Era.l
MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY.

Costsoros, AtLssmAsr. Va
About ,s s .Sts ., J..u. last. hands lsea.
, Into S ,Iss Sprsns and ssy sGsnss The cutting ., s,ea
and no, Ths about 400 river.
The hole they say about feet an that Il. cou a.
rec, die river and ,s. they could h., distinctly, the
nsrhsor.. explore i,~ f.SlsT
aud When they had pos.d as ' .. they though, the middle Of
pOuns the Of the or pool aud nas E~r
. s & and a ST o, S a "a Gt.sE
They ven, s 1, The poo, aud continued they judged
log In q. eoar,s Ihy e.ns into luE oPsnaE
rhsy dSay IN sa. "u; Of s psss
ey perfectly level te aooT as, I s ., ' p.s'
on stone and sh unas y ' a. to res, ns%.vs. up
a's eSsnE man and on close found
.Ii 's Id nS ,s so,on Of sleeping .ad VIA,
prcs' Of das and would piece. When touched Ike
es as oa 81 S took r ssd oas foot ,sa .o .
ansr aud pIceey,,d on their ou,n,y In r. ty
gu the NORTH ds Of III. river which had by
ON s' Ss our knowledge They came cut and crossed the river
On the ,olosIns day Twelve Of the oehbor
out; aud proceeded directly dead upon
among The large amounts.
which signed Of aud Hath county;
iron, the light, will bar the ins,o" i.. v. m lin
some Of our very worthy viii be placed
1 sssn, Of the property inherited by heirs
Old
ni OF this county soIe Of peo idea Of
and think, at he
dfoSnc but all and
aud the has had but short
some -iapr' as have no doubt they Will q. u. u.
ATtESmuN.-We learn that John r. Thompson Esq
Editor OF the Southern Literary Messenger has yielded
consent to the request OF many Of czeis TO repeat
' poem on Patriotism which elected the admiration OF
u bri'nt assembhgc in the city oi Washington, when
rad before the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity at Caru.
49, Siioon the 18th of January last II afforded lit
rry treat OF high order aud abOundcd in fine passages
ini good hits the literary attainncnts of the author
'i his high reputation in this community, would all
tunes, ensure full attendance; but, when il is under
TODD that the proceeds of the entertainment
devoted To ie relief Of the suffering poor at CITY,
icei confident that lie will he greeted with OVERLOOKING
house. Monday evening next has been selected the
time, and the Ahcuenm the place for the reading Of
tie poem The "ulv regret feel With regard tusit is
that larger hall had not been secured
ENPHg>sIvE.-In such n season n the present when
the cold Is intense that individual. freeze to death
standing in POSITION the following coiug alton OF
the Increasing heat OF last Summer, uttered by depe.
ate editor may be- read with pleasant Hot
hotter hottest; hot,ctot, hotcnote hoiteutotrst hot
ttnoii-ino, h"ttcnot-imu-, hot any oven hot
ovens, hot as four ovens ovens :"
DWELLING BURNr-The dwelling house of Capt T. d.
Howell ofNansennd county, destroyed by fire about
week since The fire accidental. boss about - 900
lNrRoviN"-Yesterday gave u promise Of a last ap-
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DWELLING BURNr-The dwelling house of Capt. +. ID.
Howell ofNansennd county, destroyed by fire about
week since. The fire accidental boss about 81 900
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

ANlI tie addition, i the larres, arranged Hotel In
New tng and, rnd the subscriber
70 IT, magnificent arrangements and
The furniture made 20 combine utility and
ons ease AMI comfort The drawing
pointed the suites OF veil families
travelling parie the sleeping apartments well
ventilated aud large proportion Of them supplied
eunrt Will he
tribute 10 the comfort Of his house
mo IL IL.
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New nooKS-Rrcrived by ESprs;; o.nn,,,.,

- PRICE CkRDOIO'S.
Memoirs 81 susan Allbone by Bishop si,25.
4 Memorial Of stephen Grerit: C. V. Rensselaer, SIC
Voice Of the Church History ~ the Doctrine Reign
Christ On Earth, by u. 7. Taylor 81
I'm with the Church. the
NJ all Who would be s1yci; by Rev. II. arbaugh
Prophecy and the Times, application
~ Of t- predictions 81 Daniel current
by joseph 7. netg, u. D. so.
Home Service; Manual Intended for those who
numbered from attending the House God with
lection oi Hymns, 10y Rev. " Hacou Si,2j
Ocioara. Poem: and occasional pieces Burrows
~ author Of Commentary the song % solomon 80.
frrsh supplies ~ Bsyuc Christian Life
Iife,' "Eiiie's Divine Love" sc, A.
We respectfully Invite the TO
list They mostly Wsrks 81 merit
Maciuly'> England Ia various styles
aIrnfl A. A.
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