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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-17

ESTRAY-Came to the Prem ESS
lI les OF the SUBSCRIBER on the 18th Iast tT -
Bi,ACK AND WHITE COW, for which an AAza4lz8
owner is wanted. Inquire end OF Oregon street.
nUyl7s PATRICK kinney.
GOOD DOMESTICS!
DETON'S INTELLIGENCE AND
IL LOAN OFFICE, on Bank Street, under the Mef-
chants Hank) undoubtedly the best Place TO secure
rsliable H use Servant, of any kind
- MONEY LOANED, on security LEFT with US also,
IsJANS negotiated. short notice novl7 1t
.nISSOLUTION,-THE CO-PART-
IL NERSFfIP heretofore existing under the of
Roberts Ellsworth tins day dissolved by mutual
ROBERTS & ENSWORTH
Cleveland, Nov. 18th, la5s
CO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have this day
formed co-paItnership, N the firm OF Pynchnn
Ellsworth and take the business and pay all claims
against the late firm Of Roberts 4 Ellsworth.
:. P PYNCHON,
Cleveland. Nov. 9TH 1s5s J. ENSWORTH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
MEDICAL.
A Gard Ia the Ladies'.

DH. DUfONCO's GOLDEN P1LLs, 1OR
~ FsMALks. are inAllible To core ting irregular
iiies, relieving ell painful and Dir tressing menssrus
tion (paTtcula'ly at the change ~ lfs from one q
TOO pills vii cure that debitsing Complaint th.
whites. relieving oil distress and palm Rsrnsvs 4.
distractions ari-isg rem colds or any other cau.~
sod always su,ctssful ~ 4 PREVENTIVE asA q tho
same tine perfectly harmess. Price 81 per boz
with fun and explicit directions
3 Id Wholesale and retail by D. w. ONl;OOm
Druggist general agent for Davenport and vicinity
He viii supply dealers - Propri-for's prices An.i
SEND The POI. BY return Of mail icon ndentsay)b y
closing him u through the Davrt port Poet O1n~
CARLOS COOK, Agent for ROck Islsp1 AMI
vicinity.
n, The ctmposition u these pills IL no secret
Physicians and others know the fngYs nts h.
nquirng At he agency. AID they will tell i, On the,
they arr superior 70 anything heretofore introduced
seu1iANlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
Vielia 4 Piano Perte Instructions,

Nm. HERMANN KfEHN being celebrated VIC
V1 linist ard Piano player Who just arrived fro0
Germany, viii give Instructions on ~ Violin and Pr
Forte either 1T hts residence or wherever else
where wsnfed. Pianos timed and repaired. In
Quife Of tbs 0esmsnia Houee ID street between nip-
10y snd 0coet streets Or lstterbo1 soS7l.
au92lN1wn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
T.. s. MOORE,

yresco, Banner, Sim and Or
So namentai PAINTER. 0ssinsr
Dof wood, Some and AsYble,
gliding upeo Glass,
. LsNlscdps, GceReyy sa< GbsNsN P06a1ex1,
one with dispatch, IN th. best modern and tasesfu1
seyies. Alsos Agn Painting end 0ssininG for tbs
rrsdo.
4. v. 0osaer DrsAy asd ~ Streets. Dsvsnpees,
Iowa. Jaa01lS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

0RDSIONS OPEN September 1ss and February lst.
- Cnareos a1B - snDaD. AecouDaoAhuan - =.
surpassed. 0oss Of impsoysnents 90 COO An =.
Qaired branches taught. For health, beatty iafa.
lsetsal. moral. and !e.sleO a1vaneaeo, O1jsr1 ~
= ss2ss,s, = - ses 49, - elsssiass agpH =
eelots &: = Gassvss. s.sssA ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
For Sale.

| fINHE three story Brick Hsuss located an .hs
corner OF Second ard Reynolds streets IA the
city u LsClstre, containing ten ro< me- hsvins ( nv
/ CT view OF some mites ny and down aiso Q ROD
cis'ern which contains 800 barrels o. vussr ara
good bTick tmoke house. II j. one OF the
locations on the Mi sissippi River
Terms, ~ 900 cash, the balance In l. 4 and
years 81 10 per cent interest For .urtAer paytru.
lars inquire on the premises. The house ID net ems
| year old
aprI7-N n runwruu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
nslsskespers! nsusskeepers !

TN gesSns Attention vnlbs pald b tie mbson
y be1 70 repairing Furniture = u aooe substanl
0Al naa1sT oad naetsee style. ogd AaiYS and Anncj
paniad d any syls sqaal 70 nss
0a11ne9 Du1111se nAde = De1es oal YapR uAAGlaG
sa1suAed y ~ AepaAeA.
0RAlID CuASH11D.
0e111s1 HsaR ~ ysqes uaalse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
NEW RSTADLlSKMENT.
c.ANCI DYE no Use.

" 0RAUPUIR would respectfully notify the 1T
il isene Of Devenport, loci Island and vic1atty
ehne - ~ taken house On
SmRD n, BIT. BRADY AND FERRY.
nrroeata the Court House, ia D0voDVogt, and
n1nsesss % the Ladies and Centlsna tkss hs VII
49, - oasw IN. Orape Ahsvls, Wesi, Oeetoa.
Hair Yeothero, Straw md RurS.
~ ~ ~ = yam in ~ boalnsas aal haO
vsFSs1 in Bussla, Itaiy. Germany and b - psiAc3
- e1tb0 Of0ho United 0ootAW
uev9 So ~
OEnAxu1, oooU1y ooE0o - nJIAI1
0boA100Qa00Aa0 00011n0mb
- s's'1A 49, s'nl - ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
DENTAL.
J ILLUS CHESEBROUCH
Dental g1zrxec.,.

" ~ - - . - ID - " - u :
Dental Surgeon,
WOULD respectfully inform the inhahtso,s 81
ONCE directly owe, the Davenport Gas Co err
wins Block, Perry, between THIRD and Fourth ..
TOR the Transaction " Mechanical and Operative Den
ts.fy IN all lite branches. Having received instTuS-
u NJ from. and during Tho rast year been associated
with, one Of The able practitioners In the Rnst
feels confident thst %, Operations entsns e 10 him
VIII BE- executed IN . careful and skiiif1l manner
He VIII be most happy to show any who uiay favor
him With . call, his recommendations " lca are Of
the highest character and would invite the mo. {
critical exA ninaiion upon all wJrk Committed 70 his
hands. All operaitons registered And warranted
He Soiicits ehafe OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure In Submitting the 70 icw inp test moniAl:
NEW LONDON, Oct. %, 1857,
This may certify tina; DR. J. CheeebYough has been
pupil OF mine In the study OF Dentistry, AID that
during the past year, he has operated With in my
Office Ia his professional ability have the create
confidence, and Cordially recommend him TO Any
wishing such services those Of careful nd skill
ful Dental Operator. WV. 6HEffIELD.
And also In referring 70 Aessrs.
@. 7. q .. Shepard, Hon T. W. Williams,
Z Q. Lsarned, DR.. ". ". she0eld,
Hon Ebenesev Learned, G Learned,
Dr.: Lewis Bette, Kew Daniel Huntington,
" Browne, DR. W r Stoddard,
OF New London, Conn also 10
VI. Barrows, N Burrows,
Hon n Cannon, DR. BAkrr
D. Eitheryax, Rev J Mason,
GuSley Hsq., Aessrs Cock Sargent,
Rev Packard, DS True,
II Barrow ESQ, wa Remington,
Woodward, AFMast
q " Smith, PNervin.
~ 81 ymaker w Bailey. [Febs
Rev , Asxoun, Chas Powers
jos LAmbrite, Jno Rogers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01

GkAY,...s.... ......................Ma Ster
vINHB FANNY HAaRIs and KATE CAssEL vii run
i regularly between Rock Island Davenport and
all Poir above TO St Paul making sure connec-
tons at Galena sith the following boats which COM
pore the Minnesota Daily Packet Line 70 st. Paul.
eaving Galena at 10 O'Clock, A M.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era " H Slaughter !"
Grey Eagle Harris "
Key City. James WorGen
War Eagle, W. II. GILBERT 20
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Daven-
port for Calens every Monday, wednesday and PHI
day at O'Clock M.
Returning. leaves Ga!ena for Rock Island and Da-
venprt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at .
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, At 6 clock P NJ
The Kate Casselles Rock Island ana Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday
1T O'Clock A n
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on N IndAy, Wednesday and Friday at Q
Racket Ben Campbell, which leaves on arrival Of the
Kate Cassel 1t o'block r n.
These boats will give through tickets TO al points
above 0alens to ~ Paul will also receipt freight
TO oil Of the above ints and will psy particular at
tenton TO the delivery Of the same gers and
these boats convey the Nail and must leave promptly
Ut the hour to make their connexions
n. B.-Theee bosts arrive every evening stPu,ton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS PRRTTYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY l. CO.,
POwARS b CO.,
". ?. G1OvDEBKRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch37-du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
p. l.. con E,
MERCHANT TlILOR r,
Has Just received one OF the
largest 1 Best selected Assertn'ts
Cloths, CIssstsaeres,
vc0t1nG0, % c., % q.
Ever brough. 70 this market, which he nov offers 10
his numerous Customers AMI the pubiic Generally,
srea
REASONABLE TERMS
Re may e able To please ali those who may favor
hln their pstronase. sud seqlenty keeps
n1ne bet
THE BEST GOODS,
The best CUTTER and th= tes, woRKMEN
sepiS-dlw
NO TTCE
A the Sect Courts Fair the largest ard beet
"A ever held In Davenport soD
The Largest and Best Stock
Cloths, Cassisiseres IL Vestings,
uissls Tor Fall AID wlLtsr) ever offered n this
market nov op;ns
SAMUEL PERKY'S,
store opposite the Pr once which will b. made up
10 su4t Customers on short notice, sud
Prices In keeping with the Times. |
4 large assortment Of
READT-MADE CLOTHING
Pc, Men, Youths ann Boys. Of my own manufacture,
Il a - . r IA II + 4 q . -
| shah coniinue to manufacture my own Clothing,
thereby giving
a BETTER GARMENT
For the same saoney than any Eastern made goods.
Ivcrl thing In the
Furnishing Department
Can also be souni.
Shirts of all descriptions,
Under Clothing in endless variety,
Stocks,
Ties,
Haudkerchiefs,
Stocks,
Suspenders, &c. &c..
large and splendid assortment OF
Gents S hawls,
The cheapest ever offered In this market.
All o. which the putli invited to examine.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
SAMUEL PEKRY,
sspls Brady st., oppo Post ONCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
FALL Trade, 1858.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERs.
lKsdasscefy Whoissae)
Corner krossS assA Perry Grs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
VK7OULD CALL TIE ATTENTION OF TIE
w City and Country trade 10 the
HEAV'r STOCK
which they are aov receiving. consisting IN pait OF
so hhds n. o. ant ". Sugars,
loo p's'ses syrups and Aolasses,
100 bbls N z and Beicher's Renne- eugsrs,
80 Potk IS o G Java,
100 hat Clests Tea,
100 packages To,scco,
$50 kegs N,ls,
SO packages M.ckerel,
200 boxes Herring,
Spies, Starch,
Fru and nuts, Rise,
Candles, Wo,denvare,
eoap, Chees.
OILS, Sat,
&C.. &c, &c, &C
A full assortment Of
GROCERS DRUGS.
wepartcularly invit, comparison of the quality
and prices Of our goods with those offered by tae
trade In Muscatine OF Dubuque.
seplsdsw EVANS. CHEW q CO.
To Fa m lilies!
JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF
POWDERED Sugar,
.WCckerel. No. 1 EEfta,
White, Washing Soap,
new 'ic.e and the very best for washing clothes
Il. A. wUPPERMANN
tepl Corner Brady and 9Th SITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-01
INSURANCE.

FIRE, MARINE + LIFE INSURANCE.
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. u.PAY,
~ Agent, by legal authority Of the State Of Iowa,
for the following we'll known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Hartford
Cash Capital paid up In full. $500 900
y. ~ CdNfeid, Ssd'y. c. N. 8AtpsmaH, Pres
STATE EXREAND MARINE INSURANCE co.
OF Harrisburg, Pa.
Cash Capital paid up In full. $3.50 600
L. Ward. Sec'y. y. p. Rutherford Pres't.
These companies sustain reputation for hrmness
promptness and responsibility which renders them
the soundest and safest Fire and Marine companies
II the United States.
Ofhce-witn Parker 4 Edwards. Brady street.
SANS
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23
MISSISSIPPI.

Examine carefully the forms and instructions annered)
74ol From vicksburg, by Bovna Edwards Depot Boil
toms Depot, Clinton, and jackson, to Brandon, 81
miles and pack, daily, in railroad cars
Leave vicksburg daily atsam;
Arrive at Brandon same day by pm;
Leave Brandon daily at I'm;
Arrive at vicksburg same day by pm.
1902 From vicksburo, by Cardiff satartia Liverpool,
Yazoo City, Richards, IN. o. Abbey, IN O, !
Hyatt IN o. Hagan, IN. o. Dr. washburn, IN
o. Henderson, IN o. Greenvlle Dr. Thorne's,
IN o. Mouth Of Tchnla River Greenwood, (27s
IN. o. Dr., Naior. IN % Fisher, IN. o. Ben.
ton, IN. o. Perkins, (Nr o. Dent M o.
F Fsss she p sssaA I'll R, B0 srS
IN o. Goa, m o. benefits, IN. o. Rush,
IN o. McMusns Store, No IN and 7 sh msiV
to mouth of Cold Water, 36l miles and back twice
week in steamboats, from Let October to LIST
July, and once week from LIST July to LIST oc-
tober.
Bids to end at Greenwood and Yazoo City, and run
three times week, are invited.
Leave Vicksburg Monday and Friday at 8 p m;
Arrive at Greenwood Wednesday and Sunday by
Leave Greenwood Thursday and Monday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Vicksburg Sunday AID Wednesday by 10
Bids to run by proposed schedule will be con-
sdered
74O3 From Vicksburg by Schoa to Deer Creek 90 miles
and back once week.
Leave Vicksburg Tuesday at IL m;
Arrive at Deer Creek next day by I pm;
Leave Deer Greek Friday at I'M
Arrive at Vcksburg next day BY an
7404 From vicksburg to Brunswick Landing As miles
and back once q Veek.
Leave vicksburg Friday at a. m;
Arrive at Brunswick Landing same day by pm
Leave Brunswick Landing Saturday at a m;
Arrive at vicksburg same day by 6pm.
74o5 From Vicksburg by Warrenton, Rocky Springs,
II miles and back, three times a week
Leave vicksburg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 2pm;
Arrive at Rocky Springs by PM
Leave Rocky Springs Monday Wednesday, and
Friday at 4 . M
Arrive Mt Vicksburg by IL m.
Bids to run ak times week and convey the mail in
2-horse coaches are invited
7406 From Brandon, by Orion, Greenbush Hllsboro'
County Line, New Ireland, Union, Herbert, Big
Oak, and Dekab, to Scoobcr, ITO miles and back
daily, except Sunday.
Leave Brandon daily except Sunday at IL D M
Arrive at Scoober next day by IL M
Leave Scoober daily except Sunday at III D m;
Arrive at Brandon next day by i2pm.
Bids TO by proposed schedule and in four
horse coaches will be considered
7Ao1 From Brandon by Polk Vile Trenton and Raleigh
TO Pauding, II miles and back, three times a
week.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-23


Leave Camden Friday at am;
Arrive at Shiloh by p M
Leave Shiloh Thursday at Z m;
Arrive at Camden by Pm
1852 From Buens Vista to Bells Landing l31 miles and
back, week
Leave Bueoa Vista Saturday at am;
Arrive at Bells Landing by ii m;
Leave Bells Landing Saturday at M
Arrive at Buena Vista by SPIN.
1853 From Prairie Bluff, by Clifton Pine Hill, Bethel
Lower Peach Tree St Paul, Grove Hill, and Dead
Level to CoAeevlle IS miles and back,
week.
Leave Prairie Bluff Wednesday at I'm;
Arrive at Lower Peach Tree by 8 p M
Leave Lower Peach Tree Thursday at am;
Arrive at Cofeevle by pm;
Leave Cofeeville Friday at M;
Arrive at Lower Peach Tree by pm;
Leave Lower Peach Tree Tuesday at I'M
Arrive at Prairie Bluff by pm
1854 From NsnafAla BY Sweet Water, to Dixons Mills
l6 miles and back, week.
Leave Nanafaia Saturday at an:
Arrive at Dixons Mills by IL m;
Leave Dixons Mills Saturday at / PM
Arrive at Nanafalia by m.
!iGb From Wiismss x Roads, by De SotoviIle Ro,ser
vile, Alamutcha, Mise, and Why Not 10 Marion
40 miles and back, once a week
Lave Williamss y Roads Monday at 5 a M
Arrive Mt Marion by p m;
Leave Marion Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Wiliams's y Roads by IN.
1853 From Butler by Pushmaaha, Hurricane Creek
Miss, and Energy, to Qumap, AZ miles and back
twice week,
Leave Butte. Wednesday and Saturday at Q pm;
Arrive at Quitmsn Thursday and Monday by 9 m;
Leave Quitman Tuesday and Friday at Ga nj
Arrive nj Butler next deys by pm
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
Culture Of Chinese Sugar Cane In
Lucas County,

Ihare been looking iorsome reports Of tho cx.
perlments that have been made In the cultivation
Of the Chinese Sugar Cane IN His county, but
up TO the present time, / have seen nothing 80
Something has been a nc In this township IN the
way Of testing the matter whether or not u h
profitable, or possible 10 make "a business that
viii pay. Somo nc my ndghbors have tried
them aiter 10 their own satisfaction, aud the re-
suit Of some ofthcm, | now soud you. There
are several others that have uioi1he oxncrimen',
but have not had time to look mp the figures.
l.. GaovEH planted Eve rods Of ground two
feet each way in hills; grounl il When 6t, aud
the Weld was Is gallons ofnico moassts.
WN F,TrEN planted nine rods Of ground 9xi
feet aparii ground il at the samc mill, which
yielded 10 gallons Of very thick molasses
ers has been equally as great. Atthe abovc rate
over 400 gallons Of good niolasses can be pro
duced from an aero OF gfonud, which if worth So
cents per gallon, would amount 10 over 5000,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
Oaaa of thn Nsnsan.N

The case Of the brig, "susan, which
escaped from Mobile, not long since, with
portion q the Nicaragua "emigrants, -
is exciting a good deal Of interest in po.
ililioal circles. The Washington Union
is in a paroxism Of fear, lest She may be
overhauled an searched by omo D ish
Man Of War. cruising in the Gulf, which
Il thinks would be sufficient ground for
declaring war against Great Britain
It is confidently believed and asserted
that the escape Of the Susan was con
trived plan, on the part Of the President
and the South, to test the legality and
binding force Of the neutrality laws.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
The Right Of Search.

The President ON "Wednesday communicated
20 Congress the correspondence In relation 20 tho
search nf tho Washington in the Gulf, as called
fog hy Mr. CLAWS resolution.
The British Commander. IN ren,y to Cant.
Mcintosh, closes his dispatch by openly disavow-
Ing any intention 20 exertisc thc right OF search,
declaring ,hathis Government had entirely aband
oned all such claim, anl that her VI jcsty : OH
GERS we're specially instructed to oh,tain from Wis.
Hing or searching an American ship,
Alter reviewing the whole matter, the carrcn
imnression at Washington seems TO he that M,
Affair is fortunate rather than otherwise. Whin
our officers have shown their resolution 60 vindi
cate our rights, the British officials Rokunwledg,
their tottl abandonment Of former pre- enlions.
CIV GAE ISM.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
The Two aBiIls.n

The dghting propensi,ies Of Congress
men are getting to be quite notorious At
Washington. On Friday last, an enooun
Ter took place, on Pennsylvania Avenue
between Bill English Of Ind and BilI
Montgomery Of Pa ia which the former
tried to como the "Bully Brooks" over
the latter, by attacking him from behind
and hitting him over the head With hi.
cane. Montgomery, rallying. showed
fght end picked up brick, whom Eng
lish Bill" took to his heels and made .
preoipilate aud iuylorious retreat. thu
brick striking him somewhere on the cal
Of the leg.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

SAvaSNAu Dec. is Tho Republican Oft i
morning says that the q. S. Marshal has seized
thc yaclt Waudcrcr. atDiunswck; the bark Az.
denas, previous arrested at Jacksonville, Fla
on suspicion Of being SLAYER, has been released
PmlADrLnu,, Dec ls.--Messrs. Allbono and
Ncwhallhave been acquitted The District At
to.ney abandoned the case after the arguments
70 defense had been made
WAsmNorov, Dec. i7-No little excitement
cSistsamonp the Pennsylvania politicians on near.
Ing that certain parties, said 10 be Federal Office
holdrts propose Publishing Democratic paper
/ In Philadelphia 10 thc injury Of the Argus and
/ Pennsylvania, when both those journals might
be united
] ST. LoUis, Dec ~ Tho steam boiler Of Bplch.
Il cr's SUGAR refinery exploded this morning shat.
terng portion Of the building to atoms, and as
Gar as p osont known, killing four pofs0us, aud
moro ipjuring soycn others, some OF whom
will die.
Wisn NoroS, Dec. 1.-THE recent escape OF
allibuicn from Mobile ,xites Intense interest
n onlcitl quarters, me- t isconsiIercd that they
shall be arrested by the British and other furoign
forces The volunteer ioeliug ofthc country would
be aroused 70 the highest degree of excitement
anl immense rculOfCcmouts would rush to theif
rcscuci aud hcuco Crisis in the iorciVn relations
ofour Govcrnmnntwill be prcoplnt,d, and q
most angry aud threatening state Of things viii
probably result between our Government and
thosc OF Great Britain, France, and Spain.
Lowell, Dec. 20.-A serious explosion
Of gas occurred in tho Picker Room Of
the Massachusetts, Mills, this morning,
Instantly killing two men, Irish opera.
tiyes, and badly injuring two others. 49,
/ Tie walls were partially blown outward
and he waste Gotten taking tire consider
able damage was done 10 tho building.
CiNovS,rr Dec. 2l.-On Saturday night o
urt broke OUT In the building occupied by Breed
bustow CO., stlye manufacturers, and Breed
y Co. manufacturers Of metallic burial cnses,
Syclu0rc ST. he loss 10 the former IL ~ O1D
10 50 OOOi insured for So.000;--ntcr sI5, 900;
Insured for 50 600 Tho stores of George slii
Ito, aud Geo. Henshaw were considerably dam.
aged.
Nrw OnLEANs, Dec Ex-senator Douglas lcf
here tbs mcruing on tlie steamship Black War
| rior, en- route for Washington. lie was escorted
/ 10 the s.camcrby the Mayor and large number
/ nl cttizcus. salute ofOnc hundred runs wa,
fired, and there was great enthusiasm amoug III,
people.
NEw YoRU Dec Cyrus W Fiel,
received from New Foundand to-day q
dispatch stating thaton Saturday last som,
very guod currents were received over IN,
Atlantic cable, aud the word "lleuley'
was distinctly recognized about tie hout
when, according 10 ihe advires received
by Lbe Arabia, Mr. flenloy's largo ma.
chine was to have been working.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

The House committee on Torritorea liavo
agreed 70 report n bill Cor tho admission oi Ore
gnn into the Union The amendment offered by
Mr.. Grow, TO allow Kansas 10 come IN nt the anmo
timc WIS voted down. This is CARRYING out tho
policy Of the President, laid down uhis mcssnre,
that Kansas must stay out Of the uuon until sho
has 80 ago inhabitants, but that Orogou, with hor
present population Of only about 5000, may be
admitted AZ any tiin, The rcasou is that Kan.
sAs is Republican, while Oregon s Democratic.
The Republicans and soma OF tho Antis Ia tho
House nro determined that Kansas and Oregon
shall stand or mll together.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24

But little has been done 10 Congress
duritg the past week beside di'cussirg
the Pacific Railroad bin and amendment,
thereto and arguing the validity Of The
Clay ton Bulwer treaty and the increase
Of our army and navy the report Of which
would be altogether unintercsting to our
readers Both houses have adjourned
over to the .ith Of January.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-24
The Ohio state Agricultural soCl.
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Met AZ Columbus on the Sth instant, and elect
cd the following Board OF 0aioers for tic ensuing
ycart
Lucian Butlles, Of Franklin,
John Reber, FAirdsld,
] NJ frnlble, OF Highland,
l. q. llwsan, o. Aulpskv,
d, n. .. Townsend, Of LOain,
Mai, Jno. VI, Mlikia. reolected OF Butler.
Alex, Wadile, (reelectod) of Clark
W. Dewitt, of Cuyahoga, (new member
ID. G. Gardner, Of Lucas.
q. II. POtvin Of Muskingum.
These are a / represented as excellent men for
the position 70 which they have been chosen,
resolution Cor the permanent location Of The
Slate Fair was lost by two votes.
Among the resolutions adopted, ge find The fol.
loWingi
kesolved-That premiums be offered for Sor
eham syrnp, and Sugar House Machinery ior
manufacturing them.
Resolutions wote also offered deprooaung the
olerlng Of premiums Cor the speed of hors y,
and that the Society would discourage their be.
ing offered by county and dis riot societies.