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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27
Illiuois Coal.

TIE La Sale Press keeps lis readers well
posted 10 regard to the coal fields i'll tbatre
gion. The following item we clip from IL.
ssue Of The l9lh:
TIE VALUE OF Coal BED.-There are
lew who comprehend the almost fabulous
extent and proportions of coal field. An
estimate By figures will astonish any one
HIo attempts IT, For instance, let us take
the La Sale Coal Basin alone A scientific
nan has estimated that an acre Of coal three
ieet thick is equal TO The produce OF 1910
acres Of forest Our Basin contains three
workable beds Of coal, Oi The thickness res.
pectiVely Of ~, 6 and 8 feet thick. Il en.
braces an area Of country about Is miles IN
.ength by 10 in breadth, being $50 square
niles pr N other words li4,000 acres. II
an acre vi coal three feet thick is equal To
the produce Of 1910 acres OF forest, the
same al II fret thick, (at which we will ca
tuis coal field would equal four times thai
AMOUNT OF 1850 acres, aud consequently
rhe supply 81 fuel contained in this coai be-
sin alone is equal to the produce o 20 &C.,
900 acres Of forest.
Another estimate may be made az i0i.
liws: A bed Of coal one foot thick contain.
100 tons q The acre. This basin, therefor, ,
having u feet OF coal, contains 1890 tom
70 each acie, Or, in the aggregate, the very
moderate amount Of 1881 $780, 900 tons-a
supply which will hardly "give out" for
some generations 10 come.
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/ Ersm the National lAtel6Gsass
Fire ct tie Capitol.

A Gre took place on Monday night, in the
southwest corner OF the basement story OF
the wing Of the Capitol Extension, which
consumed almost the entire contents before
it wss discovered. This room, with several
others, had been temporarily fitted up for
the executive and architectural departments
Of the Capital Extension. ami was the one
occupied BY Capt. Meigs, the U. s. Engin.
Ger in charge Of the work. None OF the 9th
er rooms were injured The drawings We're
chiefly in the apartments occupied BY Mr.,
Walter, the architect. in the story above,
and were uninjured; and the books, papers
and vouchers were in the k'sroom, these
also escaped injury.
The fact that the room which was burnt
was filed with wooden cssss, decks, draw
ing tables, and other combustib1s materials,
that the floors and door-casings were tenn
porsrily made of wood, and that the fire COM
municsted to no other room, nor even found
iis way through the windows to the outside
of the building, is quite remarkable. No
part OF the building is injured in the eight.
est degree, nor even defaced. The wooden
floor was soon to be replaced by encaustic
tiles laid on the arches, and the door cast.
ings BY iron; 80 that the loss 10 inconsidsr-
able.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27

One thing In the late election has at
tracted particular attention, and will stand
out still more conspcuously when the off,
cial returns are declared, that where igno.
rance and brutality most prevailed, there
Buchanan got all his majoritiss. la this
city, the squattsr wards were the Buchanan
wards in New York, the Five Points turn
ed out almost unanimously for Buchanan /;
and in the 9th (Illinois) Congressional Dis
trict, where there are 1l,lS6 adult persons
who can neither read nor write, he receiy-
ed 10000 m jority Toledo Blade.
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Al lastwe are enabled to place the Off.
cisl vote of Iowa before our readers. FREE
mones msjcritg is 1885, showing : Repub-
lican gain of over one thousand aimee the
August election. Several small cos mites
NOT returned would swell the majority to
5000, the number we have from the FIRST
claimed for our State. The popular vote
has increased considerably since the Au.
gust election. Iowa has spoken emphatic.
ally for freedom and her voice will increase
in tone as she becomes more lhickly set.
tied. While we congratulate the Republi.
cans of our State upon this noble result. we
would urge upon them wa,chfulness and a
continued organization of their forces. Our
enemies are un,iring and INSCRIPTIONS, and
any relaxation OF effort will be Immediately
seized upon 10 their advantage.
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EXCHANGE BROKERS AND RpAf i sos
AGENTS AoIhft
CITY PROPERTY

d" oioe1 ioa' Oh BRADY street; a..
ai2--rsr Of lot y block u, 4gglU5 fa.,
gear hrady street, with ffaue dRanps ~ sso.1l
si3-Nest half oil lot Z block O. sin
ling house, on Re iiToad east Of Rarg tame ass
$50 per fool A"a Nits
800 hoase aud 10 Ia IEsi Ha,eDt,st, ..
lot block .. house Of siG Ioems s5si ts'1 ~
tern, wood shed, &e; price $500 '''iaf d,
afnpafi Of the city; $1,000. '' "-'t
32s-Lot block IS, south east corner st-.
western Avenue, one Of The hanisut,.st, 20 A.!
private residence Ia the city, nus In,
so -Lot7 block ana y ANA 20 Ltoel p,,.
addition, near The remaie college, '""4t
No. 332--Lot Nos in block Sc ON stb sir.
east .! Perry, upon VII ei Il erected Two zig "
house, story frame hous. cafpeat soy ltat
stable, brings Ia rent ot Shi5 pdr aauuIo 81, sai
los va Is all
No, GA one story brick house / d lai gs,4..
aorlh side Of Tenth street between Periy and 20
land; fine vie" Of The river nom this placs.
340--Lgts aud blolk rs, usar II, R,tIf.s3
3+s-A new frame house with good back taDt,.-,
the corner Of sixth street lot s1rlO0 feet
.+'-Aiso u,eiot sdleihins ca the south fvatst,
Main street, 5ons0 feel "A
s.sIA house aud lot ca sixth street, Wet Il M,
street los ssNl5o "N-
81. a Let On Main street, bell. tie a.r,D YEA.
| utr of GoldsmitE's addition, 50 .xSt ~"
3ts--A house aad lot bstweeca had 4ad Ms...
win sue view u the river a.
I d. l. Ia
price $500
| 3s2-L0t fronting on HIad, ana tEianaips Il. ,,.-
street. ss1 Isl feet prise 5000, easy tsrus
353-A house AMI lJt on soglh west CORNER l., 81, .
and daiass streets si45o.
| 2sl-A house aud two lot, In Eat Uassrvg,.. D.,
siloo - cash. balance year ehsap property
| 33S--A house and loI on ca side ~ Ritfsy, 49,,
between Front and Second streets. house +, So
rooms, lot 5oxso, under rent 81 $500 per .prgT
price $500
No 2se-A two story frame Eause on Ezrr Il Ii 4,
! 50 on Western avenue, uCrth 81 sgh 81 iaass -
kitchens pantry closets cstsru aud weiI ri sass
No. 2iI "A II0us1 a same axe aaA .su. lst -, Cd
aud Western Ave. Prise $500.
Ne 2l2 A Hausa Of same s!re ami saus l5, On. f..
4
Ne rs hoase u same size and ip4erigtlan e. q.
q ~ door east Of W Ave Prize s2ay
No IA Three Houses Of the same dsscfItb5u -
Rooms, ca faraaIa al, NORTH a Lueust with T. az ~.
| ground each Price 81, 500
| No ~ h0ase sud Lot eaTnsT RigIey aat Il
STA Lot c4xls5, House id1.x22 rooms prle- ~,
| No. 2.S - frame house. on f.ruNn r., -, N-,,,
Ave and IT, rooms kitchen, ei-tara wril, stc n
| g, ao
No, zoe "A TAO story ifagls !H1se ga Ls Claire A. a.
4'h roesn., ki,eaen psntuus SC, 90 lassr Fr5pzS
| years prios ssso, t'@1
| No. 2oT Lot 8, hl01k g., 8.Es8
L
No 2so--A lot win two small houss. on "a q, b,
| Warren, sDHbG, Price 500 " 81.
No TIA hodss and lot "a 5Ih 81. Nssfef FAM.
let odfibo house FooIas kitchen Vol -tg Pf;s tI !,
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HoUsE MoukG.-The San Francisco BuI.
ietin mentions the removal Of large frame
building the distance Of three or four
squares, a feat by no means remarkable
even with Us, but il was the following tina,
gave il singuiarty:
"Dunng us four days' travel the stores
and bar were kept open, the Chinamsn took
10, cleansed, and sent cut his washing, the
beds up stairs were slept Ia and made up BY
the chqmbermaids, aud the cook in the kit
chen fixed up his corned beef and sausages
as if nothing unusual was going on. From
childhood upward, We have wondered and
dreamed over the celebrated palace Of Al.
addin In the Arabian Nights. We though,
that the springiag up Of cities over night
and the translation Of palaces, were mere
lables; but il can be truly said that both
have occurred in California. Well NAV
he astonished natives exelaim, Vat a PEG
plesn"
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT Ever since the
Gre at The BarlIing House and adoiDino
buildings some weeks ago, the walls of the
Old trunk factory just north Of II have
been standing, but in such tolterinp con.
iltion, that their fall might have been laok.
ed for any moment Yesterday afternoon
about one O'Clock, Just as one of Crone a
Cos omnlbusses, containing four passen.
g srs, was going by, the old wall come down
with crash, directly upon il. The horses
,'ok right aud ran away, but we're stopoed
before they gDtto the end ofthe SQUARE =
The omnibus was completely demolished
nd from the amount VI bricks which fell
upon IL, al tAe spectators supposed that ev.
cry person IN il was crushed 10 death =
IN getting them out, however, sucb w.,
found mott to be the case. The driver. who's.
name is Frederick II Gilman, was fopnd to
nave his sAuil and both legs fractured, hi.
back broken, aud bis breast crushed in 90
mat the Iuhgs ProtFuded He was sill Iiy.
IAg yesterday evening, bot his injuries are
sneh that ms recovery is impossible. A
Herman girl inside, named Ellen Busch, re.
cei'ed many severe bruises, but is not con-
''dered dangerously injured. She 10 a
stranger, without friends or kindred in this
'ountry She Has sent by the City Physi- I
ian 10 tie Sisters Hospital The three
ther passengers we're gentlemen, and two
4 them escaped without severe in Jury, and |
he other was Oble 10 walk away by the az.
stance Of bis friends 81 Joatis I,leelliqeA.
er, 24h
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

.slglue cur siii Completed aud Ia operation and
1 uuF asiect accom- lIshet IN having one OF our
MNis III the Iiry ~ Davenport, ana our purpose be-
mg f. tssass u Aiils and kgBtsn III estate OF Iowa
aua oder JAS ttts, StGtitHary. EHEna, Fixtures
Buildings ard Lease, sof slls on accommodating
terms 10 4 reliable party. Th.s Mili il manGfaetu.
ring large quantity a Flour per dag, at very TIT
"a Ia the West, Ii better investments uew open to
mate upnsy. F. firIhsF particulars apply to
Qrt a IN JACOB w ia ~ GO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27

Bill Blake was arrested fen days sine G
in Angelina county, Texas, Tor ssssssina-
Ting the Moore family, aud executed by the
citizens. Previous 10 The execution, Blake
made full confession Of the henious Grim E
and says he was instigate ed to it, commission
by others.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-27

MR. SANDERS Please publish the fol-
lowing. ii is decidedly rich it is ;rom The
National Era OF November 30th
THREE CHEERS FOR BUCHANAN. SLAVE
RY AND P0LYGAkY.
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A.I.sLiL.ka1E MIL

g., he tate aj fgg4 FNE State CuRt5 Township CITY
8ad shop ril sui sl' rsslg on ftH4,a a. terms. We
haze 10 GHyy operation BEt IN exhibition corner
Perry and - SIS. advise al r. ral sud IT, an,
rhy Will sav % "a the ancient euoen u shsba, "the
half has not htrB tllt."
MAers f1rfusFz capitalists and spectators viii and
this mil present. CLANCY ut safe aud prof
itubla tuEssfuRuta
This highly ingenious aHd much aeeded Invention
forms entire feature the manufacture vi wheat
into fsu4 Er tE rlcuid manner 10 which IL perform.
rs work grading S9iuE aud separating the grain
sin gle operation Toto seven dinsE qualities Of tiouT
aai Feel aud that hH spalF u only twenty -hve feet
IN length by f4uT Set bTealtb. the rapiiity OF
t7,slge bushels EeT hour par % French burr uiA
-f0Aes duiy 80 inches IN diameter. tttp tigslh i
Fsrt-d at single operation INTO lrtiB abd super
hup flour Ftua F3BF. NiiahuFv- SHIP Stuns Bran
AMI shorts. Any FaSer being applicable @ ptO-
Dl &C. horse power mp 20 any theT desired
The -taall space ID occupies would hot ar missed Weu
placed ia room ~ith other machinery, and the small
construction aal Grafton snakes it corfsin that ere
long h viii sGie and rey8iutlniEe at other Flour
lag Mi- Tar 3E4i compact, substantial aud reliable,
not liable g., u order So applicable il IL 70 the
wants the F1rii that every mill, machine shop
To- shop foundry tEs, rolling mill any bnld
it. wall. ramyete Merchant FIGURING Mill the ri
fling expense seven huhdrr1 dollars
CAUlnT An persons in want rt flonrug Mills
throughout the Stale advised 20 aud
MN la operation before purchas.nE and ali per
hereby wruhd from tgesassiGg Infringing
rights, shan maintain tL,n' h. tts -trct letter
Of tbs Law,
These s- viii aasr Fifty E,ss-ls 81 flour every
tNentyteur ADurf.
For farther aFisulsT-apIly L. or r.idrass
Jht1H ~ NER. JRq 4 co,
It4E.Hs-.F HsRbFy- Store
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wso wants splsnaid Parml


II naACRES, 40 in high state OF cultivation 400
NV acres hne Timber, good dwelling. barn, out
houses rpc orchard, and a beautiful stream OF ueF-
er falling running water en- II. This magnificent
farm Is AZ miles from Princeton, ahourishing town
on the Mississippi river In Scott Co aud will sell
Il on reasonable terms say IN ha nd. balance Ia l.
p 3 ana years. hes6 terms Will enable Inc pur-
chaser iaake the proceeds eli the land pay defer
red payments. Cali soon, as il don't take me iai Z
to cracs OF such rare batgaias as Is here offered.
=. G. EADS.
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..es,. groceries,
M. DaIMCll, jry :" -,

M. DaIMGIl, a., On
south East Corner I'd \ Perry sts.
rHANRruL ior past pa,tonage We sos seT 81 s''
L ine rlliIens 0i Davenport ifush shrP's V
thEssSs s.askEs. La,
suG ARs.-N. q, Crushed, Clarified, afana's's''
Powdered.
MoLAssFs--s, Il, New ORLEANS, syrup
coRFEE--Rio, Lsgnrya, Java
Roasted ana Ground
TEAS OF all grades and quality. -, a.,,ay.
Spices, Pepper, fapioea, saxo, fH n,nnr Corn
Meal, English Pickles, Sauces, Fruits, NUS
Rice, Preserves, soap, Gspdles sar'h, T"nas,
Horse Rsdish, tssna, " bite baaha' "e'' 'o's'
Dried BeeI,S. c, i,ans, &c.
All the above articles are ohsfed 'oH ""'
Fsnted 10 give satisfaction
Camden Flour
Barrel, bRit and quarter barrel. sachs
CraeRnel Biscuit
e5 boNosIu store and for sale
Wooden Ware,
Buckets, TABS, Well Buckets Mops ohSppins
Bowls, Mineing knives
Baskets.
oar stock 10 Urge aud well assos'sa
Nselersi sai@on, White Fish helrhs, 80
fisb haLANh., IN
Noy4.dtf ----.-.=----
ErRFNeu cloAk " ADDING yd''oG 1gS,tf h .s'A
! VI" Rs!Iy street, t,tweea 4tL aud Sth
y,HtluRhNsS Wo0LEN TALMAs sAax9s1S'
4 3 A
BrBdy street, between an shd o'h'
DREss nuIIoSS,a0 'a'nes'' a''0' goGS''s '"'
ost pl ~ " Bssdy street, between ath and SIN
Velvet Ribbon,
Il 80 JuOIS.
OHIO Brady It, bet ith and 9Th
Guns! Guns!
-srE have iust received from impoIieis Lahas
-" Yer, hae US sortment OF Guns Mhisn a ~ s
sold yerylow. LIVINGSTON Lo .h" w.
-rEosE wanting nice Lantern With their nanes
ground GA the glass call at ,,y,,,oon,a
Del dwt LlElNusIoN . hD'3'A v y.
uA2zARD,S Powder, Powder Flask, shotsAs'
Ill Iubss Ntpcrs, t,ey's Caps and Wa1s.
LIVINGSTON & LoCkWoou.
UEApaUAKfER for any thing in the hunting
! = "D1 - LIVINGSTON \ LocKwo0D,s.
INiSalN(, RODS and TACKLE At ,.,
oetis LIVINGSTON 4 LoekWooDs,
ROBESl ROBES ROBES
,>asey ROBES. Wolf, Fox, German Cat, Gris
| II loy Black aud Isabella Bear Robes bndaio
| trimmed and uGlImm ed, eau be had Al
A. 5 ASTON * cos
sno pairs Far q toyss and Gauhtieio a
soo pairs Fur Cpliar- tot 6alts, at ,.ra,,s
| 1,ENIN'S celebrated French Cashmeretto Hal
II son Hats iu great variety, al aLsToNs'
AIDES Fancy Furs can be found IN great va
| IL riety, al aLsioN .,
/, EATHER TRUNKS, Carpet Bags, satee 4:
UR caps, Plash, silk and Mohair, for sale a
the lowest Prices, I a, ASTON & co.'s,
Second street, opposite lie Claire House
| NOV. Il, SO.
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Also TOO acres un improy d. This ia in sec 7
a7gRIeast, II mites from thir city and from
IeCiaite. Far fertility OF soil aud beauty oil loea-
Ne ~ T. C. EADh
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D I e D

Nov 2s Of Consumption. al his residence in Dsson'
port, LUKE VAN EyERA, aged 50 years.
In this city, Saturday night, November 22d at the
residence of George Fl. French, Esq Miss FRANCES
ANN FRENCH, aged % years. The remains were Ia.
ken u Andover, Massachusetts, for internent
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d @. ELDRIDGE
Has estabiisLaithe
Sortn Western Patent Medicine
NepOf.

Has estaoiisheithe
North western Patent Wedaci"e
NepOt.
<Tthe corner Of Rock Island and tth sts., pa, t
Mort. los A. where will be Kept anthe ieaains
Proprietary Medicines OF the day, sueha as
ShalenGer's Fever n Ague Annaes'
Ayers Cherry Pectorai
Jayness NJ pectcrant,
Stormis Cough Candy,
Bryants Palmonic Waters,
Cod Liver oil,
Or ossood's India ohoisgouge'
Rowsns Tonic Mixture,
Rhodes Fever analogue Care
DR.. Peuths Bye SAivet
Iha iat, senis Bye Nases
Houghton's fepsihy
Hoailaadis German biiienp
sHays Itntment,
.Jackson's Pile EN- trocation,
Jaw pavd's Of Hebrew Plaster
PsSr Mans Piaster
Balis sarss psrlla,
Rsdsay's Ron. Resoisehi,
j. l. ST. Johns Cough syrup,
ehrtsties Ague Bslslms
MeLean's Sr. Cordial,
MortineF'E Blood furinsE
RhsumatisIl Care
Jadkins oiAtmenIi
sloan's Horse
Sloan's Family
Trssh's Msgnete -
Hollowsy's
w Hardy'. Eye Palm,
Mexican Mustang lihiment
81. JONAS Nerve & Bone LiAAGsas
B. 4. Fansstoek's Sermliuse,
MeLshe's
layne's
HenDstts NOM Lo1ebSes,
AlIen's Nerve and Bons Liuiiaen'
H G.. FaTrel's Arabian
Merchants Garslins OIL
Mamaluke Liniment
| Railways Il. Relief
Lyons KalhaIroR,
Prof 0. ]. Woods Hair Rastoauss
| Benefits Imperial Tonic,
Jayna's Caunineiise,
Rnuaudfs Syrup OF Blackberry,
| Browns Extract Of Ginger,
GoifTeyis Cordial,
! Ratemsn's Drops
Sloans Condition Powdsisi
| barry's TTleopherones,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Dalieyis Pain Extractor,
| sioan's Instant Relief.
Balm Of q Thousand Flowers,
Braxg's Tonic Pulls,
Indian Vegetable Pilisi
| Jayns's Ague
| % Ssnatyes
Sappington's
| ShallenbergeT's
| Brandeth's
Mofstt's
| Smilh's Sugar Coated
| Holowayis
| Lees
| Ayers
| Wright, Indian Vegetable ,e,s,s
| Frosi's NOV - loso
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION,
THE GREATEST nP THE AGE

II
ITS gfcSu7iilys sim pHGitF, cheapness Of pHce and
/ adaptation % the wants 0i all classes al Iha
nunily stEaGgly recommend ttln every STATE ia thv
UiaaH, ALPHABETICALLY
Rae praI,tas II iowa, which = sGbStgntiated BY
many ceruHuaIees references and letters given by
yltatle grutI-afrH whose names arr ia our hands.
ttyluF izCg5is De lltautes ana proportions oi I'D
van aBH James dark ehrsted 1mh i1ed Grinding
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Rev. J. J.iPearce. III. c. from the goth
District OF Pennsylvania, designs, it il sta.
ted, 10 take up his residence in Mt Pleas
ant. in this State, as soon as his term ex-
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Five thousand cosds Of wood, belonging
10 the Lake Shore Railroad, took hre nesr
Dunkifk, last week, and we're consumed
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAFE

me 50 sertbeg wishes - dispose OF his dwelling
house. situated In East Davenport. II Ia a two
Story ftsme 10 by 20 feet, With rooms hail and
porch with Kitchen l2 feet square, with good eel
lar, wood house, COW stable, etc. Lot 40 by $50 IT,
water convenient. Apply to Mc6regor, Laws q
Blskemofe for terms &c.
nov26du l.. 4. ELASgy
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IOWA LAND AGENCY.

e,,nx
WiIIlA" ~ aDk
.4AL Esv ~ GAshAs
Att0rnoys anu cuuns . ma Gan. |
Real Estate BROKERS, LAW is. p,,hIic
-~e.s,nart. Iowa.
-
I, ~ s,aI, g. oug esre ~,il receive ptoup.s
snl ls s and .a,.d 5..sI a ls. .sia
o. commission .p.rp M
49, a s.rgaa, na.sntort Iasa
msah 4 milan.
IN rbauas Allsu ST I1uia ale
Luess Smends,
butler Keith & Hill, Boston, Mass
las. N. Besbs Co.,
Do Coppst q ~, y, -
henly \ NIL, ,., ~,
"" ra.n.H Ws.b n a..
phin,- Allen, ir Pitched, Mass.
o. n porrsnee, Portland, ale
"A. ,.v,rx .rrxnxlos 20 oua xarsssIyg Gaia.
PRassRry, &c, fos AL. ~ aopSs.<t s'sss Aa'
on s.syrkxss
CITY PROPERTY.
ona
aud ihHdss' 'o' 'oA W. p''' s@s''
:, ,.,,as, Al, and .th
'S7 p''0
-. A.. ssm.ls oil
No. s' . ""' " ->
IA, ,.t,.n,s l.,s ,.., The dsuo,
No' ""'es''e '''
1870 ,..,, ,,,os
sfi''o
-. a,-t,,.,s. oo,.s, Ea,k ia.
sA"'
- Tan ..... ~, h,,m hal = aru Rock Islaud
nsT acre
NJ 40 ,uo .to,v br,el store Oh ID st 4 doors east
g.. Sssa lar lsi.S ,.s, valuable property price
| "a "a A ,,r.s .t5ry br,el store OH I'd St between
pGy md NsIn ,t,. q choice location; price Al, 900
y "a ,..,,,s,t hou.s rornar of scott and 9th sts
I'm. gaai BRICK table. shed prospect very Ell
|
| ,t. iot 36x7l: II rooms cistera s. price e2,1Vo
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surinklins, Of News.

w Strickland, the bookseller who
was recently banished from Mobile, for the
heinous crime OF selling three copies Of
ssuncle Toms Cabin" has opened book
store in Milwaukee,
AIR. Quinby, Of ST. townsville. N.Y.
has sold this year more than 10000 POUNDS
OF honey, principally produced BY his own
bees.
With every appearance OF veracity
an exchange says, and expects its readers
10 be eredalous enough:to believe, that Mr.
Michsn,, OF East Wheeling, Ohio, has ex-
humed from his vineyard human skeleton
ten feet and nine iaches long. Its jaws
and teeth were almost as large as those OF a
horse.
"A Charleston, S. c., man writes to
the N. Y. Herald, that il its editor or Hor-
ace Greeley should visit Washington this
winter, he may depend upon being assassin.
a,ed Oh, the chiyalrous South.
The Washington Union predicts
that Gen. Cass @wili never be forgotten, -
and caps the climax Of it's satire by styhng
him ssa second Cincinnatus." He is certain
II very different from the first.
When they do nab scoundrel in
England, whose crime can De legally pun.
ished, they make short work OF him. About
the same Time thar Huntington, the great
forger, wac arrested here, man named
Robson, who had deirauded the Crystal Pal
ace, al Sydenham of 10000, was arrested
in England. The City OF Washington
brings the Intelligence that Robson has been
indicted, tried. found guilty and sentenced
10 twenty years Imprisonment. Hunting
ton. on the contrary, has not YET been in
dicted.
The X utlaud, VI Herald, has seen
small lump OF gold which MAS recently
found in The northern part OF the State
Auriierous treasures in the Green Mountain
State, are something new. and will probs-
bly, produce gold hunting epidemic.
EccrEslAsrlcAL.--At the recent session
Of the General Convention of the Proles-
tant Episcopal Church, the House OF bIsh-
ops constituted the Territories OF Kansas
and Nebraska new Missionary District,
and nominated the Rev. DR.. Clark, OF Con.
necticut, as Missionary Bishop OF the same.
The House, OF Clerical and Lay Deputies
failed TO elect the person thus designated
and the District remains without Episcopal
supervision. Under these circumstances,
the Presiding Bishop, acting under the spir-
il Of Canon which gives him the power
to provide for vacant Missionary District,
in case Of the death or resignation OF Mis.
sionsry Bishop, has requested Bishop KEN
per 10 take temporary charge oil Kansas,
aud has requested Bishop Lee, OF the Do
cese of Iowa, TO exercise Episcopal func-
lions in Nebraska. II is presumed that the
Bishops, thus appointed, will consent to
perform the duties assigned them.
Rev. J. J. Pearce. n. c. from the goth
District OF Pennsylvania, designs, it il sta.
ted, 10 take up his residence in Mt Pleas
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L0IhoLs AAD bushels Of Coal on han1 at Goa Val.
icy and Ee'i'hs out al the rate Of two thousand
bushels per dsJ - cents per bushsl and good roads M
Camden Bridge g &. GUYEk
Agent VI Coal Valley Mining Co
Rsek Island. n u. o. nny1g.1,,