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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-28
LssNs. MILL

FartLe Slate 4 IsWE seOfgI state County Tasbt It's
aud Shop ri t-Aaa Mills tyT sale yur5ig t=frns We
have ln tayis operation and -nhlAft.a rarp~r
Perry aud "a sLs., advise all sail sad -. il am
they aiii sAy did the AH.e4t tlarsa Of sLru4 tb
halt has not bceE Jui1."
Misrs, fanHrrs, capitalists aud spe1ulatsrz will 6us
ts mill presents rare nance ol -te sure sad prof
iiaLle Investment
This highly ingenious and much needed Invention
culture EaE aAturs In the guFt Il wheat
uLs nur All tE tDisRtId manner ia vim h A. E-rf,F1.
It's work grinding bGlIi1E and Separating the grain a.
agile operation iato seven dHersIt gHats. u Tlsut
add aud ttt sithiB space 81 suIy rwsg , >. lei
Ia length by rur breadth At the rslffy al gs5
twelve bushels per hour par Of french tGrr mill
st1ass guy 50 laEI~s 10 q tietsT Tue Gram "a ran
Npftot ~ slugle operation int EEtfa sBf guuar-
hTso fisur fiuG ftouI, MaiilExs, snip stang brsr
aud ShUIt-. Any power brIBg applicable a. Brs.
81 H. in -sErn ht pJNsT up auY other desired
placed ID a with other machinery and the .ua
amount u power IL requires g. pr0pal H. IL. economy
construction ana OpsTatOE MaEes II certain that ere
lIns. IL all sufeT=eds AMI 0latguEs all other fuF
iay Mile The mills EJHpAcis sBttaatia and rs4Lir
bDi Iblc o. get az 81 order 80 spltLaBt - u - the
u Ghs world THAI every mil l.as htn- chop
tOgDnT rhO f.andfg rgs rolling E ~ s5rg bmli
ia ias M pslnrr4sEs.t ted saa fs 9 taya width
.alla COfa plstE MsTCh.Ht Flyufrs Mil ii al. Ia
htg eEp1u.. 81 sev En- Eul1EFi dollars
4 sUfgas Al ptga0Hs lH Ehut ~ Fi4gilgy bfllf-
faggaEhout the ataie aa,.ssd t4 come and
Aiii .a D, 1sog 1ttg PussHas.Hs sni eli psr
r..s are htftfy odd fHu. ass.us ell, .tff lax a
TIyfs. sGsl! l4a44ia.a sEHI4t Is +tFat lflr,
g tie iaw. "a
arLry Iy3af Haltrs
So, uarheg l..rt.. .4!-sH+pPty Gu.. 4.Ifr.s
@AtJh HEAtkE dE-, q CO.,
iarsspol'1 Ha"kry- stprr
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Brady, between 4tA and 9Th sLs
ABtAG tr4u-tefr.d the Fancy a"Hds depart
ulsatto IA brother iL-lAs, Nj A suN Diet, Hd
bis IrisId AT, r. Range, saau u.- alFecl my
whole AtErAt4au 10 the
Millinery and Manufacture Of Ladies Under
Garments and Gents Shirts
the fore have enlarged Es stock Ia lae e /.
BRANCHES rausI fatty, ana having ldsl recsts ed
irom Se- Iars large aRi choice selection OF
IRE Oh Flowers, pIHmes, Ribbons, Plain and Fan.
ey BoAnal- aud alt the u 4a Millinery Goods tn Iae
istssI .tyles able 10 sait ever good taste and
f4ucy a Lhs most reasonable t-fms.
In rendering any hest thanks 10 The public lpEtHtig
patronage, would solicit tbr continuance.
Respectfully, MADAME LOUIS,
Ditgl dian Brady ~, bet 4lh snd slH,
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4 yrafh-s P=srs Apnoyts, tium, rtrhSLerTie- BLACK
j berries, PiHe Apple, Ginger Pie fIntt, S., for
sae ty EVANS CnEH 4 60.
Corner syeoud Aui ryT1 IT.
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.sNs.I...s >ISAiNe: MACiii 4 Is.

SING Lsi's SEWING MACuaNES
soNHESE celebrated machines are N practical anu pto
liable IA all parts Of the csiliscd wotid ~ ~
the trades aud ia saving every sor, y sois
either 81 cloth ct leather they have baen mS uau M"
approved, sewing machines u Other mahniae'Afe's"
,0n iad 20 Maik. bat n.,,,
siNukn'S MACHINES ALWAYS ofERAft PEE.
FECTLH,
hais knHG, ahtste aud complete B cent? hsi1o ai''
wofkmaashlr perfect snwing machine Kept eliplos-
I'd anaf,s oieaf Prui at 600 Ncsri hut an thls
feel one = a Ctnse ot constant yeA,tinh and hsa thr
.ntre l,altlrt vi mahiaeA j. gcatts,A""s
their na b ,gaetei popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SkNiNG,
ii faii aud decste Sousttuetul retnmmehd'd "
other manufacturers. Speh nafhiae- uisc &c eaten
the aye, b. stintm sHhstAutia work The truth -
candy sewing lachiaes oasht TO be stronger than any
other because they ~ into les, skini hands than whoa
sold the manufacturers, aud used ior Sttstef va
rieiy Of work The mschines which have proved best
sr all other purposes must be hest tur umiy use and
they sinSers Tse speed OF machines has nies
been dauhg,l NJ etheI eau e1apSte With them an
laaaty oi WORK
AS-Now machines 81 ,ie latest Improves ht!ie val 10
exchanged liberal terms i0f Old SEWING msehhos OF
aur own make ar operatives msuhiaos Of other maui
lecturers Loaat a2rats wanted 70 sul our msehtncs
N B.--Ail letsuns insiGing tall information soee
SEWING mae hnrs obtain II b, applying 'ai eapt ~
II. Singer Cos Ga ette, paper devoted sh'te
~ 20 the subject Ii ~ili ho seut gratis.
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CITY PROPERTY.

-. iul-iuG ! block iH. Western Avenue
aad th rdsts, lot FOX ~; price i2OU terms easy
MOL store Brad, st. be,~een isA sad ssn
sta - price $500.
No, isU--A number al due lois near Female Col
sege.
No. i2a-r~o desirable lot. near the depot.
NJ. lsa-~iot ia sloek "a, e&siso ieeG price
ss,1ao.
No. 1876 Lots and in block 81, corner Rock is
land aud Sixth SITS; price s2Voo
Ne. Ten acres on blum between Rock island
aud Molins; part fenced and tmpreved; price sis
per acre.
No CA Two story brick store "a 1t doors east
igm Brady, iot.eiheo very valuable property, price
stgbe terms easy.
so 0s-A three stacy brick store oH 81 st tetw-on
hfady aud MaIn sta h choice iocsiioni price 5000
No bgA beautiful house corner Of scott and 9th ss
sroolns, good brick stable shed prospect very si
Isas!Ss iot lt0Sl60 price $500.
No el-A double frame houss Vi scott and 9th
rs ist 5eail; " fcIns, eiatsrh. A. price e.,1oe
No CA double btek h0us. Scout 9th ST. 10
rooRss wsii, eistsrn. Sc lot 3tHIi price 200.
No GA aouLls btiek house % seort sd from 5th 10
rooms, cisfsrn, Aei ioi oon7ii price o., 80.
No. GA rIst tate story brick house Grady -
ahd fru 9Th: 10 rooms, cisrrn d. lot .axl5o price
$4,000
No. GA sJod house BradJ 81 l u miles nom NV
sOoMs, oisiefn, A. Of land hait rtsr &c
pfiee 5000, terms worry easy
No. o6~A small hVusp on Grady near Locust >
rasuns, well, Sc;lot szS53l, price u .-Vt.
So. b7-G1Jf house tJTnrr ~ Perry ana bth sI-,
tern, 81 iut a0Asy, rooms price s.,u0o.
Ne. tsA large house GU ROcs Island 81 oh
and ia Ed oflFr, ~ foOli- ci.ers, srli, o. st
aadste IS tOafdoIs. igt 5Usli0, prirr .6vf tsfas
sNsS
BE 69= ttae GJBsg uB Brad, - L. ust isfss
ra5us SUli slsLtIb siat- g. rmsn rhoFt iv- tUl
iae pfHzs / .stvH
Ea.7O-doyt house sad lot ga Main st rgslns well
.stsIu So lot slsoO piJss ! coo
Hs..t-Ftas Eou-e On 4th ssaI LrCla,r- 81
f4.Ft ia RI.
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A Chance to Make Fortune

a ehAnss !" maze
operation aud exhibition daily, corner Perry aud
Third streets The pubiieis invited 10 call and fesit
State, County, To ~nshiR and shop OF single rights
r.,ri,,,, Of Wisconsin,, Minnesota, Kansas aud Ne,
erS.k, AppIy 10 the praprietofs,
oetq4.dtf JACOB wEAsER, III, 4 co
=, ,.-.
Is miid LAXATIVE. touie I'd
,t,.,,, - - -,., i q, tfs t,,ihti, taE,inx
4,
apoa lis Iatrsasie ~Srth ~ sue etuo' Nh7 'on1"hs
complaints ali Bilious Deraus smeuts, Sick Headache
n,.,., ,..t,,... ,,.,.,t.aa... ,,hrn,ae pt.rfhaa
rtr
LAotc, rAia "a the % hAsh A'i
hiiIy Female weAkGa.s, 10. For safe By Druggist.
...,.tf. 49,, 49, 4 ty.tE n.v.nEart. ,Jso Nv
- $3.50. 80,
'ani~tu % y. = iI $500 ~
=. -
Sobes
W. nave 10 levine ne. Bns1tes aud Hue
- .z. - .at ~ - ...,, IN,
- t'"'eo az az ''a'4 -
cash IL applied iot soon. tsh be seen al he tesi
dane. az lame. Rensick cor. 5th AMI Rtpfe1 sts.,
i,
'Pp"st" 'uF '''' '''''so'
Sept du bENN4Ch N SVS'
.---------- =. 80
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HBCEHlLI. & SELLERS,

Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, uils, uya Etur=
rrrtumsFyt Fancy sud Toilet Articles.
4 Earhef Haf84sVt4 atsa srfuHd 50. paFau-
patts lur4
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- a.sH- P,Guir, rrunss, Fig, Apple Tea heH- ttt
EVANS CHEW + 90.
Corner Second SID Pvrry .EE
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Taxes in the Interior of lows.

w BAKAOWS. Land Agent, will leave
w .paNenrori in the Let Of November his fall
TIP for paying tsrss 10 the several counties 81 this
state. Persons wtsh ~ their taSrs paid will please
leave list az Ikett anis IL The ufier 81 hss ison
frue ocE5 fit
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A BAY MAKE con enc n onth old ran IN
"A alter strange team westward frJta kAs<
Davenport. sas reward viii ts pstd ifde AA.
iiSeTed TO san lel HiTscbi, b!
DUtgS.its r. ANON.
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ChildTsns Wooden Goods,
IN i@sgntHsHt IT, tgSu, JIDl =:
} Ohi@ Efaiy e.. t8t ith snd a,n.
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IMPROVED EARNS.

No - Two bsaut4fut vi. % EcAay Il. 0pp1ssis : l.
gfnefof eailsse square lt.siI5tt pass sie'd,
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1LksTATios h0LAssEs


- Barrels labif1g aid Tor sale BY
- EVANS, gHkA 90
Cree ars.at aud Perry sts.
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31e--Lot7 block and u and 20 block 4 gt....
addition, near the Female college. ''''.f
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lyHiLDRkN's WoULhN fALMAS 81 sAQukS,
u superb artieieJdst received, al JuUfS-
Brsdy street belweg 4 L aud 5lh.
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Jli 4

ia aIl1ttt7 Ea'
,rritUtfis h'
Gazette
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HtEE = III b- one more and The iasl distribution
az I"ts b. iDe Union Settlement 90. to take place
a. ~" aofk 40 tos days Tor lOl. iuOt7e Gity, n,
= ffies -, AHJ psfsoB wishing 10 purchase
40 90 81 By CHltiHg"a &Aa'b. CAILfk,
DEllGdu cor. "a and n. | .tls
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W slyizs al New YolK prices at JUOIs.
oct 10 Brady ct l=t Itb AMI jth
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Ill sizs e. Jast received sud Tor sale 1t NrH Tuk
pr4Cea 81 JUOlF
jaw Brady u ysl 'tG sad stE.
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tAISfi pssOi'l.IEssK

isi FSla "iLaF acres 20 -erl#srr q. H.. d. ST..
TYP Q. u o. fss'1 san srFus bToEL .IH hsrrs s.st.,
t"nSs, 30 aeTss va Wheat, 10 acres ia uat- tv, Etf.
os, I"o sPuEks aud stream Of rrttfllty - sttr
seLoo! AOuss ca tAx land, tTigy ia
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NOE Trimmings just rsc-tgd al JuOX'a,
Oh 10 BRADY a., bet. an ana 5Ih.
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FARM fofk SALE,

4 80 ,PsGJti 81 acre lot. f1r -a9s. Grsr ar.bau
h!irt ia 5.s. E comfy, apply a,gh ~
De-. 81 dii &. q. "a b8.
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sold very low LIyINGsIoNS toe M DOT
II AZZ4fn'S Fupteft foNdor FasEs SEOthaYs
lnhes, Y fVvf~ tleY - a. p aui N6ds.
LIVINGSTON & LOO Is WOOD.
IIF.nqu&R fiRs ior any utbg 10 tie hanuus
L = ID ngEiuz liEe a.
LitlNGa Fas - LOCK- WOODS
't'nnsh WEHttur Bige Lantern WElA their Hsmas
ground sU the rtass f.lt a.
Bet ~ asfI LIVINGSTON : TIA Il WOODS
ISsrlSG ROB- ani TATkItai
Il DEtI4 LIVINGSTON s l,lE sH38BEH.
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32s-Lot block IS, south eas, corner pf ia.
private rr.ldence In the city. ''' l'fa
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NUgaf sugar!
.1hhDS, choice and prime Rew Orleans landing
az u1 Tor sststg EFAaS, CHEW 4 co,
Cor. % and PsTry SITS,
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Oel2s3t No sc Brady 81. near the Post once
LskENCH oLoAk wADpIN G-2 yJs long, ). Inch
Il thick usi receiSedat JOuf'S
Braiy street, between All and 3Ih
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PKRsEKyEE.

I. TsH--WbHr Ft-h Trout, risksisi Herring Cadas
J. Ea4Bines. S.c far sale bv
EyA.s IhrW 4 ga.
Corner 5eca45 sp1 Perry Sts
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NOTWITHSTANDING.

~ -suvlr4 ali, a.ed Ovslsrs IoastDes, Peaches
III I1b.t.ts. g. ~ ItAh@. tiliW ( co.
Corner SECOND aUd tvsyA It's. D.t.I -.
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Magazine ron NOVEMBER,

HgTpef's Monthly,
Godeyis isiy .Haok,
GTAhsm's VI Illustrated,
prIetson's Ladies National,
Yankee Notions,
Al Mex Nan, Ac., sc. &
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ufw Embellishments.
tiiHk PtTE<I Wills.

EALIa FaIHIIy FI0Ntf n
~ / zIa aaN making NHI1 lh5lt= 4 stE. ! -Eh
W AGsiis EsLou1as aud would Ius.te the
atentiou Of bosakeSers IT'S Esrs superior quai'ys
Telling confident that Il - not eSeeltsi We ssl Als3
As-p CONSTANTLY on hand for sale,
xitdlings, or Cornell coarse and tine, Graham
or Unholted Fiour, ship -stuSfs, shorts,
Bran and Screenings
4isg Ne \ call. Cash fuF Wheat ttur exchanged
So WHEAT limited snnguut "a Naalon Nofk ~iii be
Aou- JACOB WEAVER, IN. Co.
uuL1a Corner Pam and Third street..
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- even o. eight DAY bOsrisTs can be ccaGDmoiBlet
- a. II. hume Second ST tFe ioofs from peuy.
BCl. n DIV
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aot-Lot ; block los, on Brady street, sgea
3ig- Part OF lot . tJock 81, 4axioo faat,..g
ueaE Brady street, ilh iratae dsetEpx b,r ''H'
ai3-West half at lot block o. with n tr,s. 49,,
LOG hoase, on Railroad east Of Rock Istsfu I've!
so pei foot ' 'Af"ei
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4 excellent stand for u Tavern on The Dubuque
- -foad, low rods hoith oi the corporate limits al
davenport together with Niue Acres al
ihnd, lhIed 81 (which Is u1dcF cultivation and sur
rounded by s"gd lsucT, with fuHhing water Uu II
lho iMpiOv"m' gts are u Two story Brick House, -
foet square, rstn good dry cellar, large stable
ana never iaIiiuR we'll OF water tho buildings
now aud have ueysr been occupied. The above is
Just such place Is needed Tor the HccOIn In0da-
ton OF farmers, travellers aud dToEeis. For mT-
tbor particulars anqui6e Of
aiChULLs, ISBELL 3 CO,
ocll Land Agents.
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Tho
NntMilhsla

-
The D
Notwilhsia
Which preee
winds that a
Ggrr38 -
Although it 4
horses 10 10"
IA admits, "
them there q
Among the
ion was on
CIucinnati ?
lmuan br"a
Anoao II
5t mt, Up
wrench he 81
mg Anolh|
IDENTICAL Jam
aable plato
eta negro,
upon u
Ia his amaze
| EPress'ona'
ii|
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iie--Aa improved t,fasn Sc, Il T 80 e. q ras., ,y
"''"- 81 "n''ef hoa'Si - ieri s4.ss gr ~ arae.e
iss~a 5s'm u F|afr-s a4stss Il town 0a tlsa t.l
tiAs'h t"'a "s" ha1r it"uast static - lr-- ars
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32o-A hOase and lot Ia last uatrufatf. ..,s
lot block 3, house OF ain Iaautz staJ it.' = G.!
tern, wood shed, s c; price $500 "'f' ''s-
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jHarriagrs.

MAI1iH->rILAwAi -ln Wheclock. April 5, ty
Rev. Il. Gol'iing, Of burke. Nr. C. NJ Martin. Of
lanvilic, and Miss Sarah J Sulawav. OF Wheelock.
Accompanying the above was a nice loaf of cukc
IHIL.-Jt>>t>>-M the Lyndon House, April
5. by Rev. Il. God'ins Mr.. David Trull and Mis-.
CorIlclia .Icl!nc>> all OF Burke
TIT MElLL-F"srEK-In Lyndon. March so, at
the Methodist Meeting House bv Rev 4. q. But
ton, Mr.. Leonard ". Irumbull. Of Lyndon. md
Mrs. julia NJ. I. Foster, OF ST. Joilnsburv.
DEAN-SHEII-lm Waterford! April =, bv l.. 5
Freeman, Esq, Mr.. Chester + Dean and Mis-, Eliz,
Il. Smell, both CT 81 Joh,.>brrv.
M"DN-kEITn-ln Guilihall, April 3 bv Vim
II llar>Eorn. Esq, Nj. Syiv"> ter H. M,o.v and
Miss Eoxania l.. Keith, both Of Gulur.I
FIrE,E -IAIHh-In Derby, March %. !v Rev
a. Norcr">> Dir. Daniel ". Pierce IT., Of Derry
and Wis, belinda Is. Lathe. OF Sa.em.
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Ilratbs.

PtAn"p,-ln Coventry, Feb. 90, Richard rcaLo-
dy, aged 50 years.
NILfs-ln Davenport, Iowa. March 20. John w..
son of l.. ". and Sarah &. Niles, of Lyndon, w.,
aged - years.
DAM"N-In Kirby, April 9, Carra f., daughter
OF VIM ami Claii sa Damon, aged % months.
lorNG-ln Kirby. March :, Jcnnett a., ,laucll.
ter Of II. ID. and Liza Young, i'll the I'D wear Of
her age.
BEEEY-In lra>burg, March IL, Mr. NJ. Berry,
formcrlyo i Holland, aged b6 Years.
BErCE-ln Danve. March 3, Isabella, daughter
OF Lawson, IT. and Jcal,c,tc Bruce, aged IA Years.
WAsHBrKN-ln Montpelier, March 20. E>tella NJ
youngest child of l.. u. and Lucinda a. Na,I,tur,,
aged one Year and five mouths.
SToSE-ln Cabot, March -, Lyman Stone, re-
Gently oi Montpelier, aged 30 years Mr.. ). WAS a
resident of Montpelier Ior many years.
LrMAN-lm Montpelier, March ~. Sarah Collin.
daughter oi Maria and Charles ymai., aged IA yrs
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WASHINGTON, April S.-KAxs.s Gov.
ERNMENr.-Associate Justice BurrilI ri
Kansas, ls said to be in Washington for the
purpose OF consulting the Executive author.
ities relative 10 the course 10 he n,rsu,i n.
wards the officers of the Kama. Fro. State
Government.
THE VICE Observation-Disclosures If tho
prominent Southern Members of Conure,,
are urging union Of the Democracy on
Senator Fitzpatrick. of Alabama, for the De-.
mocra:'c nomination for the Vice Presiden.
cy.
:. "CoHNECTICUT STATE ELECTION
Hartford. April S.-The returns of ycs,.r-
days election thus far give the Democrat, 81
Representatives, and the Opposition lo4-
leaving ~ to hear from.
The House will probably have a MAORI
~ OF ten or twelve for the Opposition. The
Senate Is expected to stand twelve Opposi.
ton to nine De-.Nrats, thus giving the a.
merlcans the State ticket on Joint ballot.
The vote is one of the largest ever cast
IN this State. and was holly contested.
NEW HAVEN, April S-We have re-
turns Tor Representatives Fl ON all the towns
IN the State, except IIar:Iand. Rrsult-Ad-
SO Opposition, 127 Opposi.
lion ma jority %.
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TrrM ont NtWS.

"A book entitled the ANNALS of Eastern
Vermont comprchendins thei history Of
that part Of Vermont living east of the Green
Mountains, from its earliest settlement to
the close Of the last century. will soon be
published by Il. II. Hall of Troy, n. Y
The prospectus can be seen at this Office.
MAN FROZEN. - About ! o'clock last
Saturday morning Mr.. Charles Stanley, of
Wilmington, was found by the roadside in
that town nearly sens less, with both hands
so badly frozen that fears are entertained
that he will lose the use of them lie was
vending his way homewarjs with bottle of
the "crltter" In his pocket, which he say.
he purchase ID at a certain shop in the yillac.
OF one u. T., when he became overpowered
by" kng .lIcohoi and laid himself down, CT
rather fell down. suppose-at the feet of
Morpheus, and near the gate of death Who
is to blame? The man who sells liquid fire
or some one else. Echo answers who =
B'athtboro Republican.
A VALUABLE HORSE. - .,r. Editor =
Mr. l.. Ford, OF Barton Landin. was recent
~ offered two thousand five hundred dollar:
TOR bis Black Hawk Stallion. This NAV seen
almost incredible, but those who know til.
intrinsic value Ut this beautiful race of Nor
gam are not surprised ti..t lie refused it.
BARTON, March -, e5G.-Iru>JurM Stan
durd.
CORPSE DI>COvERED.-We learn from
MI Geo. Bliss Of Shelburne, that the dead
body Of an unknown man was discovered on
The "a IN Mr. Spears wood in that town.
If" rods from the railroad track. 1t Law face
oo"nwards, and had evidently been so for
Two or three DAYS. The face was much dis
coiored Apparently be was crossing from
'ne track to the ice Of the bay on his way to
tue harbor, and while so doing was taken
Win rush of blood to the head, and tell
anu dled without moving. lie was apparent
from 80 to 40 years DID, middle sized. and
"as dressed IN SUIT Of grey clothes through
"u'' with black soft felt hat.-Burliaqton
Tree Pres.
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Newfoundland Dog Putting Gut Fire.
Wonderful Sagacity.

Firm d. Tray b4Uy YJm,,<, .Ip.W3.
One OF the most astonishing instances of
the >acacity OF the Dog tran>prcd this morn
lnG. which ever came 10 our Knowledge The
Mc>sr> Staudc, ToLacconi>ts, No. 80 Con-
gre>S street, closed their store last evening,
leaving their favoritc Newfoundland inside.
Ihls morning Oh opening the store, the floor
III the back room was found to bc on fire, and
the dog was !aboring with his fore feet and
mouth trying to subduc it. \ pail of water
which stood in the room had been poured
down the hole. The taihfr animal had So
SUI cessfully comhatted the fire as to prevent
its spreading beyond a spot two or three feet
square How Ion. the noble fellow had stood
sentinel and fought down the advancing
flames can only be conircturcd--it must have
been several hours. His feet, legs and mouth
were badly burned, and it is feared that he is
seriously injured internally hy inhains the
hot air. lie refuses food, and is apparently
in much pain. We trust the sagacious and
faithful creature is not dan .erously injured.
This is the same dog which discovered the
man Lally Oh the ice few weeks since. lie
is worth his weight in gold, and may safely
bc pronounced the nobest of his race.
TIE USE OF MONEY a vain mans
motto - Win gold aud wear it. A sener,
Gus maEs-Wln gold and share it. 4 mi
ser's - Win gold and hoard it, A profit
gstc's-Win gold and spend it, A brokers
Win gold and double it, A fool's-Win
gold and lend it. A gamblcr's-Win gold
and lose it. A ,ailor's-Win gold and cruise
it. n wise mans Win gold and use it
The SLAVE TRADE IN A NEw Form. -
The journal OF Commerce publishes letter
from Swotow, China. The writer saws that
his ship, which was about to sail. had on board
200 Coolies, and expected to take 200 more
lie does not conceal that they are kidnapped.
and says they cost from SIS to $50 per man,
and sell Tor 500. A nice business, requir-
ing, We think, immediate suppression.
HEAVY ROBBERY OF DIAMOHDs.-The
store Of Ball, Black 4 Co., on Broad wav,
New York, was robbed yesterday morning
OF diamonds valued at $4,000. The rob
berry is supposed to have been committed
by an employee in the store, who slept on
the premises, but who is now missing.
INTERESTING FROM TEXAs.-Thc South
ern mail brings New Orleans papers of Tues
day. Texas dates are to the 10Th. The
federal officers at Fort Mcintosh had inter.
tered to prevent another invasion of the
Mexican Territory from the American side
The Lipan Indians had alta, ked another
mail tram, wOundiny the escort and COM
hitting other depreds,ions.
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{ A young man by the name Of Daniel Wood
stole 500 from his employer, Mr.. $. B. Grav
OF Wcstmoreland. on Saturday the 18th inst.
and went to Boston. A description of the
rogue was sent by telegraph to the police of
Boston and New York, and on Tuesday h.
was arrested in the latter city as he wa, =.
lighting from the ears. Ike was kept until
sheriff Wyman of Keene went to New York
with requi>ition for bis delivery, and bro't
to keene on Saturday last, when he VA,
committed to jail to await trial. He had s45
Of the stolen money in his wallet when arrest.
-I;,uNI,L Or0 HrDuLij,Un
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BRIGHTON MARKET-April 8.
At market $50 Beef Cattle g., sores no mars
working oxen. no cows and calves, HOO sheep and
lambs, 500 swine.
FklCt s.-Heet-Extra.s!asi LIST quality s; I'd
quality 'a7.; Sd do tai
Hides. 'a't; talow, loa11; pelts Sl}al!; calf
skins l3c per h.
-, Storc>-l earrings none Two years old nome
Three wears old $50 to 40.
MIch Cows-S35 TO 6s. Veal Calyes-sS4 10 3.
Working Oxen-S13o 10 LIS.
Cows and Calves,-None
sheep and Iambs-None.
Swine-'ia7!c per ID. wholesale, and 6 a &c
r,fuIl