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GUNsMITu's TRIMMINGS.

Independent Of an extensive Stock Of Guns We
have at all times on hand. Rife Barrels, assorted
Gun Mountings, single and double Triggers, Pat
Brooches Break-ois, Filed cocks. Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks, Wad cutters Bullet
Moulds, Nipples aud Wren"hes Gun orms Rod
End, Main SPRING. Tail Pins Sheet Brass and
German Silver, and everything pertaining to this
hra
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Hungarian Grass.
We have been shown specimen of the
above grass, BY Mr.. Dixon, raised on the
farm of Mr.. Covil, the stalks of which
are over four feet high. He says this
grass will yield four tons Of hay to the
acre, and from twenty to forty bushels
Of seed.
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Da. eNporf, leS>a,
Invite he attention Of Farmers, b. 'dsrs, NE
chancs. and consumers of Euuber generally,
10 their extensive and uneaus'led selected stock
Of
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Sidin.,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &e
Our purchases have recently beer made -
Green Bay, Lake Huron. aud Lake Ontsr,s
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud fock I.ahd Railroad 4"
Da. export Tho wants Of large emisrstion
into Iowa have been anticipated in oH ss!e..
tons and purchases.
TWu FiRST CLASS PLAYING MstAisgt.
)Woodworth's celebrated patent.) are a,~
running in our Mill, and our facilities Tor mai.
HJac:ur'ng
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are une9ualed in the West We are s,ss es.
tensiyely engaged in the Manufacture ~
sash, DOORS, AND BINS.
We can do better by our Customer. than sy-
81 before, aud VIII do our best +, suit them.
GOTES s. DAWES
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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and in fact everything that may be called fcs u
his line.
Cow 10 the time to buy your Goods in order -
get the styles and tbs a well known flct that hh
prices are always AZ low AZ the lowest
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call aud examine our Goods whether Yea
want to buy or not. ant your opinion Of he'd.
We charge nothing for showing our Gooda but
take pleasure In doing 40. CHA's SHETLAND.
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30AAUV eY0A9>
BY w. O. LUDLOW,
Groceries, Ill = Et##tE#f
Dry Goods,
%. psEFs fSa.b;ry .a saa

seaa5a Clothing. '4s.a~
10 ~ ~ Hsrdws., m 4-=
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Notions !mplcments and srti-
cles generally me- dcd BY the fsriains community.
and In fact everything that may be called for IN
his line.
Now Is the time 10 buy your Goods in order TO
get the styles, and tbs we'll known fact that his
prices src always On low ~ the lowest
All goods warranted 10 give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our goods whether you
want to buy or not. want your opinion Of theS,.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, but
take pleasure In doing ~.
W. o. ]. has the agency Of the following Medi-
clnes: DIR. d. Jaynex Sons Family Medicines.
DIR. Bodley's Fever and Ague palsam DIR. Curtis
Mamaluke Lpimcnts, Merchants Carrying Oil
Mexican Mustang Lihiment
Also. A. w. Harrison's Columbian Inks and
Harfison's Columbian Perfu merry, and . general
assortment Of all Quack Medicines.
Produce Of oil kinds taken in exchange for
goods.
2siy v. o. LUDLOW,
Opposite the Depo., Durant Cedar CO.. Iowa.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tha. Tie
~ firm Of SHETLAND 4 SNYDER, hse bsea
mutually dissolved, and that the business wiz IL
continued by CHARLES SHETLAND. at the old
stand. and that the Books, Notes and Acconnts ere
In the hands of Mr.. SHETLAND, for settlement. All
persons knowing themselves indie bted win please
take notice OF the above and call and settle.
Nav, 1887 20tt CHARLES SHETLAND.
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agricultural implements.

AOnssS~ss~s~s ~s"fssSs"s~S
Consisting Of Corn elcllers. straw-cutters, Lit
lie Giant corn and cob crashers, Horse Rakss, 4
superior article Flows, cuitivators Scythea era
dies, Hay snd Manure Forks Hand Rakss, Ok
Jokes, Snaths Hoes and Rakes, ETC., etc, etc.
Chalms... Halter. Trace, Coil Binding and
fifth chains Pump chains and Fixtures complete
Cistern Pumps Lead Pipe.
e A II Il 1 A q Z + RI n n NGS.
Enameled cloth, Laces Fringes. Damask, Silver
4 Brass Hub Baads, Curtain lights Seat I carriags
springs, Whips. Buggy Axles, Ornaments Fly nets
Carriage Bolts, Nuts Washers and AAle Nuts
G A r PEN IRIS OOLS.
We have the best selected Stock Of Tools ever
offered in the West, consisting Of Bench and
Moulding Planes. Of every description, from the
Ohio and Greenfield Tool Companies Also.
Augurs Augur Bits Rules, Braces, Boring Ma
chinea Squares SpokeshayeS, Plane Irons
Hand. Ripping Pannel Keyhole. Back 4 Whip
Saws.
Guages. screw-pri,ers Hstchets
Tools, Composer Chalk.lines,
~Adies Scratch-aw1s Rules.
Broadaxes Hammers, Oilstonsa
together With everything person can possibly
wish.
House Trimmings. cupboard catches. Nortice
and Rim Locks, Bolts, Latches, Strap Hinges wrot
and cast Butts coat and Ha' Hooks, House Bells
and Pulls. Foot scrapers Nails Sash, Glass and
everything neee ssary for building purpossa
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CeUU' 'os'i tPso"j 10"0i
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest and
Best Selected Stock Of Goods ever brought to this
country. which have been selected with great
care, and purchased upon the best terms from the
manufacturers agents thereby saving the advance
usually paid by those purchasing only small guam.
titles from jobbsrs and enabling US to offer them
to our friends at = small advance upon Eastern
pricea We respectfully solicit an examination OF
our Goods. before purchasing elsewhere, Is We are
determined to dispose Of them At Chicago and st.
Louis prices.
We name In part
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Why is a lady sweeter when she is just
out of bed in the morning? Because then
she's AROSE. ..
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UTAH.

From letter in The Sacramento Uaion, dated
PIacervervile, July IL. we copy the following
Salt Lake. where he has been residing for nine
months, having had TO fee with his family to Cali
fornia.
BrlChsm Young ss heretofore reported, had gone
north with his expedition. fully equipped, Win tnree
months provisions and train Of eighty wagons. Va.
rious JUNIORS were sfoat as to its object. The most
important and conclusive is that he has gone In search
OF locality to defend the faithful aganst the expected
troops from the East. He exhOrts all the SAINTS II 1t
comes 10 fight to kill each his man, and his salvation
The destroying Angela are busly engaged at their
hellish work numbering and robblns those who are
apOstates. oc $1,000 o IS
whom are women. Alter leaving Salt Lake they
were sres ted by large body Of Mormons ana taxen
back on a charge of horse-stesling As no evidence,
they were discharged at tho request OF one Mesi:k,
who knew three OF them in San Francisco-he being
the Clerk Of The Court. After that they were hunted
Ike wolves, light and day until they reached GoGse
when the Mormops made a charge on them and killed
six Of their animals. ~
One half Of the population would leave, and will do
TO- if the Government sends sufficient force TO pro-
tect them. 80
Brigham declares that if the saints will stand by
lin ard the Church. he will be President OF the United
States in lees than ten years.
Williams. the LAWYER had fed. Tho Destroying
Angels were on bis track, and it not known b.
escaped them. Open and avowed murder Of all whp
have become and are becoming obnoxious Is advo-
Gated in public assembsges; in fac, an offer wasPub-
licly made in meeting, by one Of the faithful, to
murder two Gentle traders at Box Elder, near the
ci,y, who had incurred the displeasure of Elder Lo.
reno Snow if they did not leave by the LIST OF june
A train Of leo wagons had left Sal: Lake bound
for the States, all Of which belonged to Apostles.
New dissensions are continually aiisng. That which
causes the most i'll feeling is Brigham sealing young
girls TO old men. Several heads OF families have been
put ont of the way, az they call it, on suspicion Of
their being spOstates, by which means the family can
not leave. Several who heretofore have been ia the
confidence of the high. priests known to have been
murdered in attempting 10 leave secretly.
Seven ladies, with ,ht families, whose husbands
had made their escape, begged to be taken away by
Wilkins party, expecting daily to see some Of their
pumber dragged away 10 the harem OF some Of the
eDointed.
Brigham presches open rebellion to all attempts on
the yait o the Government to establish foothoid IN
his territory. lie has inaugurated a new law BY
which he governs disObedieIt wives, BY degrading
and making nenss Of them, 6eprlvng them OF the
right TO marry have protector. Ii is called al
Fnr,bly HE'LL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-13
NICARAGUA.

In N.oa;agus quiet is the order of TIE day, aud
afai,s are arsumitg healthy tone. The 70 DC
,s. e Martinez and erez, called TIE Senate together
on he stu u. which assembled a. Mansgua. The
affair appe,tan;pg TO the Transit and the boundary
question with G. sta Rca me. with happy srd satla-
factory ausimont the Senate giving lie ccriial adhe
- the Trans: Contract aud Treaty proposed by
Pr siiept Mora or behalf Of biz Government
Ger Capss vi'i'sd Greytown on the 18th ult., asd
wa. received with al horo!s By the United States
s!oop Sara'oEs. Canss returned to Nicaragua
Nj. Carey Jones mission to Costa RIGA prove, Of a
most isrGy cha: acIer. lie was s.il a. San joe
the 25ta ut, Capt. Cauty in return is accredited by
President Mos to Washington and zoe. to New York
" steamer CeDnG Amer,s.
Two huc irti AID fhy Of Walkers men are COW in
Grsy,owp, in yery destitute condition, they having
beer bu-sbt from Costa Rica in expe station OF find.
po lie steamer Tennessee in resdiness to convey them
L. New.Yoik.
Co. Cauty remains q. Gre. town win fo,oe Of 80
Costa R:cans.
WHY IEE TTssEsssF ssiIEo.
From NJ. W. ID. {. Webster, who rived by ths
C.,trs America, from San joe, Costa Rcs. we am
,5,s le s.eaIs. T. .les.ee. sci; 0at .! Chas. Nor.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

IYDIAN MATTEEs.-There have been several small
afIaiI- down Puget s. uhd arising from that fruitful
source Of fcuI'y the Wits ct ne British and Rus
siap I,dis,s 1t app-a!. that Northern Indian was
Hi ed by u SIOhcmisA, on Whidbys Island, ana that
soon after the frienCs OF the deceased their way
to Victoria. teiZfd Clalau canoe, ard capture
Us occupants, FIVE in number, whom they carried oil
slaves. A putty Of Cowchir. have also killed two
Sauish Irdi8n-. uear BelliDghsm Bay. There mas
been fight between two parties of Northern inaisns
at Victoria in which few were killed ard wounded
good desl Of cxcit, uent has prevailed among the
Pot Towrstu d lLdeu- in Consequence OF the Sucden
death II Gan. Pierce The Che wakuc chief, from ths
effects e. was supposed 10y them, OF p":s1n'
lWashiugton Republican June 49,
American AND BRITISH Linz One OF the Two
uen.cfWa! sent cot by the British Governaiens -
convey their Commissioner and suite, had arrived az
Victoria Melting i. known, yet a. 90 what course
vii be adopted N the conduct .. the survey 10.
FoRT CoIyILLE MINEs.--Accounts from the Coz
Vile Mrs are ha'ter!ng New discoveries o, goi1
hive hem made near Like Nicolai in the British
pcssei.icrs, distant trcm Co!Yle about I'D miles.
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FIRES.

FIFE rs TIE EIGHTH AyENrE-FIREMAS INJURED
About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
dry goods store of Mr. George Keys, No. 3l3 Eighth
avenue, between Twenty. seventh and Twenty eighth
streets, aud before the flames could be ex'insuSnea
the building was considerably damaged and the stock
partially destroyed. The loss of Mr. Keys Is roughly
esmated at sl5, Geo. He is partially insured, but III
what companies we could Lot ascertan'
The upper part Of the building was occupied D!
John Demsrest as dwelling and shirt bosom manu-
factory. He sustain ed about 81 600 loss Insured Tor
81 500 in the Corn Exchange Insurance Company.
George Ross owned the building, aud sustained about
81 500 loss. Insured.
The occupants of the adjoining houses sustained
lifting damage by water.
The fire originated in chow window from the gas
light.
joseph Delano, fireman, was seriously injured "
ialii g from ladder.
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gan Co., sone fortnight ago. occasoDed good deal
of suspicion, owing to the refusal of the agents TO
give any information 10 her destination and to the
fact of her being well stocked with provisions, &c.
She was sent for by the President of Costa Rica
Through Mr.. Harris" scn-in-lsw Of Charles Morgan,
s.d who accompanied NJ. W. r. C. Webster to Costs
Rcs to arrange matters relative TO their posses sion
of the Trans route, to to Greytown and to bring
home the balance Of the flibusters numbering $50.
Now that the last of the fibust II, has left the soil
Of Nicaragus, great anxiety is manifested By our
psnciera relative to the disposition Of the Transit
Route. Mr.. W. r. c. Webster who represents the
interest of Morgan Co., says he ha. got the char.
ter, while Capt. Sylvarus Spencer, who eeized the
AXE boats and represents Commodore Vanderbilt re-
pudi.tes Mr.. W. r. c. Webster, and states that be
bad TIE promise from President Mora before leaving
the capital San JOSE that the old Accessory Transit
Ccmptpy, of which Commodore Vanderbilt is Pre.i.
dent. should have it in preference.
Molina the Costa Ricsn ambassador at Washing
TON sent 10 President Mora sworn afdayits severely
rejecting on the honesty of W. X. G. Webster, whom
the Costa Rican Government sent here to negotiate
President Mora stated, according to Capt Spencer to
him that he was prejudiced sganst Morgan & Co., in
consequence of their fibusteriDg p'ocliyities, and
should never grant them the route. Among the con.
gictipe reports it is difficult to come to a defnve
conclusion.
The Costa Ricans have sent Commissioners, who
have arrived by this steamer to make final arrange
mepts relative othe immediate settlement It j. their
wish that the route should be opened at farhes by
the let Of October.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
We have date. from the Sandwich Islands to June

We have dates from the Sandwich Islands TO june
20.
TRADE OF THE isLAsDs.-Tne invoice value OF
goods ,u,e,ed ST the Custom-House. honolulu during
The quarter er ding March 81, 1851, was s7S 3sO 30,
assIs; 1913 as IL tor the corresponding quarter OF
lsJ6, showing decrease OF siFO,b'' ~. lac total
value Of EXPERTS tie zane quarter tbs year
SC5 $40 O. against s3S 6S IS last year, showing an
II cresee # $50 900 10, The apparent balance Of
aGe against for the fret quaItrr Of this year Is but
sll27i So While it viii be remembered that the two
Csrgtes of o-those Of he Black io,.sld L. L.
ElE,t-voth -onie 80 ,0G0, the produce of Hs-
wa.!sn eleIprse and capital. aud though they nsure
urdsr foreign fsg, axe a. ruch in point Of feet,
ctme.tic exyoit as auy G;te'e in ;he .t. The result
shows dttitod teEdsIcy toward healthy state oil
commerce, spo il that Ie>peoti, cheering Polynesian
DKAlH OF WV. l.. LEE.-His Honor Wlam L..
Lee. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, died a; hi'
IosideDce Hotel street, aged 80 years aud three
nolHs Iii. crease wss consumption. lis teath,
which has ,eeu anticipated for some time. will be q
LeAy; .css 70 our community and nation. He arrived
in Hu.L.ulu Oc.rbsr u 1910. lAcveIn.er.
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A METEOR IN THE DAYTIME.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
GLESsAkr, Toge Co., n. Y, Aug. 9, 1851.
While driving with my wife and brother Walker and
his wife, 10 day. the residence Of Daniel Turner.
two miles moth VI the Village of Owego at ten min
utes to p. M, brilliant meteor camc in sight from
the northwest and passed with great velocity toward
the ,outL ss il an apparent horizontal duec-
,ou IT. light was Of brilliant wilderness, and about
III. yorme OF rocket, at the hight Of 900 feet
Its hight was doubtless yery great a. 40 sound &C.
companed IT. and as II passed through near third Of
tie Visible ale the ky in four or tye SECONDS s
ye,ccity mus, have been very great. II parted into
three pieces, which followed each other 10 direct
line for an instant and all disappeared in mdhesvens
The sun not quite down, and only obscured by .
slight hsziness.
Crops in this look we'll with the exception o.
corn, which is below middlirg.
Rye and wheat are being secured in good condition.
TIE potato-rot has made its appearance in scne
places. Yours 1tkpoS h'ANS'
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ALETTER FROM MR.. BURTON

To he Ed,c, Of The n. y. Tribune. -, .rr =,
SIR: In your paper Of to-day, "Wednesday, aug ~,
it is stated, ave lean that Burtons Ibes.er ia,
- been taken for two months by Messfs hsrsna s"u
Bsuy." &c. You will be kind enough, on ~! au
iioy to contradict this statement which Is 10 every
respect untrue. Not the slightest movement toward
such occupancy has been made, or can DC maui ,,so
announcement of the same nature appears every Two
or three mouths, ard a. the same parties are
5sn'd and The paragraph slTsy' Sose who under
,tane how foreign engagements are lnhsencea, ~ =
s.ascn will Commence usual, IN the nru , wen u
September uLder my own management. Win 81 e..
cellen COR pany ard several others Oh 'ne h's'
tlde will appear in due course. e RrRroy
an. 6e,r Sir, SC, W. -
4
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Democrat, majority ......................2ls


The re suit shows decrease in the entire vote polled,
as compsred with that IF two years siIce OF SO votes
HonicIDE DIsCBARGED The Portland papers are
filed with reports Of the trial Of james b. McMen for
the murder OF Andrew L. Masters. The tIial lasted
for six days and upward Of sixty witnesses were ex
amined in the course Of it, 1t appeals that on the
10th Of October last Masters and McMiilen met IN
field, where the letter was engaged in telling some
trees He had bis gun cloee by him, having been en-
ployed part Of the time in shooting at birds which
weie among lie fruit trees. Mssiers approached him
On horseback when McMen cutting
his trees; aud, dsmountipg, went toward
him, and endeavoied to beat him on the
bead with an ak. He Text nearly choked McMlen
with his shirt collar when tie cloth gave way. The
latter then ran for h- gun, and the deceased was
approaching with uplifted in his hand shot him.
SO that Masters died next day. There were no wit
resses present; and the circumstances Of the ARRAY
we're aoLe derived from the survivor. There had been
"bad blood" between the parties before, ana the de-
ased had used threatening language against the pris
several times previously. The latter bore on his
face the marks Of cuts received from sharp insrd
II emit such a. al OK. Judge Obey charged the jury
that If they tour that deceased hot sfer he
had d;smuu tt fro horseback, they ,houd return
vercct az " not gpiit." After three hours deibera
ton they rftu,ntd such verdict, when the prisone
was disl avg, d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-13
JAMAICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW GovERSoR.GEyERAL.-The
event If greatest Importance contained in our files
from Jamaica is the aIIival Of his Excellency Capt.
Charles II. Darling. as Governor. General Of this
Island and its dependencies. His Excellency arrived
in the r. NJ. c. steamer Conway, on the morning of
the I'd instant, accompanied by his family,
ard was received with the usual salute from
the forts at Pot Royal, and with the accustomed
bororr, ON his landing in this city where he was met
bv the members of the Executive Committee and
several heads Of departments. His Excelency i'm.
medately proceeded to the railway terminus, and
thence to Spanish Town by special train, where he
~as welcomed by his Honor the Speaker OF the As
sembJy and several other official and private gentle
men. His Excellcncy's- Inauguration as Governor
took place at Kings House on Friday with the usual
ceremonies.
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FROM THE MINES.

QUARTZ IN PLUMAs CorSTY.-The Mountain Mes
scneer states that Capt ONe has taken up the quartz
ledge in the hills between Quincy, in Pumss County,
and ElizaIethtown and also the water Of Spanish
Creek. ABORTION of the top rock has been tested and
yielded $4,000 to the tun.
A Rich DEPosIT.-$2, 900 worth of gold dust, in
amalaum Of quicksilver, was recently found in the
crevces Of the mortar bed, i'll the old Ranchera Mill,
near Lower Rancheris, in AmadOr County, which was
taken down to make place for new steam mill.
Mining IN THE FAR NoRTH.-The miners on the
South Fork Of Scott River, says TIE Preka Union,
are generally prosperous, with number OF Individual
big strikes. From Il point known as the " French
Flat" about three miles above Galatians ranch, to
the mouth Of jackson Creek, distance Of about five
miles, there will be more gold taken out IN the next
four mOntbs-nsprOpotion to the capital Invested and
the labor expeDded-thsn in any other mining locality
in Skiyou County There is on the South Fork Of
tue Scott River said to be any quantity Of good paying
ground unoccuped and plenty of water, which can be
obtained " free, gratis, aud for nothing"
BURSTING OF RESERVOIR THE MINES
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PRsPERrY.-
TIE San Joaquin Republican mentions a terrible acci-
dent, which occurred last Sunday, in Tuolumne
Com ty by The bursting Of the great reservoir Of the
Tuouinue County Water Company. This reservoir
is situated in the mountains, four miles above Pine
Log Crossing on ths Stanislaus. When ii burst, the
vast body If water, rushing with fearful velocity
toward the river carried everything before it, Is
not known whether any lives Were lost between the
reservoir and the river, but at Pine Log four men
were lost and al Italian Bar twenty miles below the
reservoir twelve more sad to have be en- carried
away. The destruction of property on the river is
INN ense-everything within reach OF the resistes'
tide having been swept of, and bitches and claims
berg filed up. No further particulars received.