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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-18

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Vras, Berlin, Stettin, Gcln, 8rrslau. Mlndeu,
0ussturs, 6anncrer. StuttSart, ulm, Srsspen,
$eir,,s, &arlsrubr. Mannbein, Sarnitart, Qstimar,
Safiri. 8raunfhwsrS, Io%amiturS, Sremcn, Srantfurt
a. Dr., 6acre, 1arts u. {. 10. unn q c en 8 ; a b.
~ II 8 u rcn $500 ~anhparts semabt nadb Den tltiu.
fen Orten in Otutf1lanr, &C.
Grbf3 afis.4 nSeleStnbeiten In Gurppa
mtrb:n pcn uns sscrcuct unb Gelper anf 4npsifunseu
unb Sactcn %tclleetht. .
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tjs 81. 90 mad jeecm Orts In GurcYa t%cfrrrert.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur 5ansels'
Gtnfr $ ancperter, Sarmsr unp Sam arteitcr.
GeFfentti1e Oceumsnte, ais 9el.nads
ten mad Orutfbfano, Sauftcutraete, 8errfsnSunsen
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lrrrmrt + I rst une trieftAe Anfr assn Fsref silistf.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1860-02-18
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B65- 10000 gpren rerren wDdentlih in Ntn,
Hort alein ~perfauit.
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rem (eine senisenre Guantitat, UNI allies uheeja'
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STATE OF MISSOVRI,l
COUNTY OF CAscoSApE. a Z
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VS. 90
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
From the American Agricultural.
EXPERIENCE WITH AN ICE HOUSE.

1t may be interesting to some of your
readers to hear my experience IN packing
ice to keep through the summer. Before
building, made inquiries of architects and
others, as to how an ice house should be
built. Some said shave it under grounds"
so concluded | would try both. built
my ice house six feet under ground and six
feet above, eleven feet long and seven feet
wide, with a window and blind at each end,
about lSx24 inches, giving good ventilation.
used four-inch studs, and filed in to tho
peak with sawdust. An experienced hand
filed tho house, which. will hold about
twenty tuns. lie put joists across the bot
tom and packed the ice on straw, using it
freely at the sides and top.
As soon as warm weather commenced,
the leo began to melt, and by the first Of
July all that was above ground had been
used up, or had disappeared By melting.
The underground ice kept better, but oil
was gone by the middle of August
Some people said it was because it was a
new house, and that it would be better tho
second year believed it and tried again
but the result Was the same-the ice was
gone by the middle of August, and the straw
rotted.
Some one then suggested that the thick
ness of sawdast was not sufficient, and that
the heat from the bottom caused it to melt.
So put in another set Of studs, and filed
in again with sawdust, put down double
floor, and lined that also. then felt sure
it would keep: although by reducing the size
could only put in eighteen tons. That
year it kept till the first of September. l
was induced to Gil it 10 the same way again,
because they said the ice was not solid the
year before, and did not keep in any Of tho
houses. The result was the same /; the ice
was gone by the frat of September.
By that time had become convinced that
straw was not theright thing to put round
it, md that unless | could do better
hereafter, " ould buy ice during tho 80 M
mer.
concluded to try once more, and use
savdust. Last winter ! put about six inch.
es Of sawdust on tho floor, and then packed
in the ice, leaving space OF four inches
between the ice aud the sides, which was
filed in with sawdus., and the top covered
with about six inches also. On the FIRST OK
Septembsr Of this year, we had not used il
down to the level of the ground even, and
conli perceive but very little moisture on
that which was taken out daily. At this
time we are using 1t freely, and il comes out
in solid cakes. I am not certain but i
might keep we'll, il packed in an empty stall
with plenty Of sawdust round it, or even in
| pen out Of doors, il veil covered with the
ga dust and protected from rain.
YoSKERs.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
THE orDcNoH.

Geiss. are fsc the pen u Miss Es T. Page, IL ssas
granfsra, VI:
THE OLD CANOE.
where tse resss are s-sy spt he sher. &. steep,
AMI sae waters besvv losk dark and deep.
Wbece tie rugged pine, IA ats f5Essy E,gfssa
Leans gio1zaily ever the uarky tide;
WheTc the reeds and Fsssbes ar ssll ard rank.
Ana the zessis gTpw thask "a its winasss bank;
whege The saaavu is heavy the whole dsy thr9'
Lar AZ its rioorings the cid eaf.oe.
The useless SatEses are Idly dropsed,
Lire sea5ifSfs wings thai ;he nd hath lopsd
Ass srossei on tie r.iEins aae ser ene
Ike folded bansss When the work Is aune;
wh.se bftslsy tsgk ani sssth besEeen
The sFifer stretches his siiyery screen;
AID the saienrn swl. with his 6s1iI '.;ao haoo
Settles ds~a GA ihe site % the old eanoe.
TEe stern. half suns IN fhe siirny wave,
Eats skpsiy away In It's llyIrs grave,
AtA tie gEee9 EIqsx eEsssz oseF its dau decay,
Hifiug the EaoaI4esitg iast away,
Like the hand that plants Ger the tnsab flower,
On the ivy that msptIes the fallen tswer;
While many blossom Vi llyelIast LEe.
springs srb'ef the stern VI ths old
The esrFeatloss waters are dead and still
Bat The lIgat ~iods YIay with the Goat zt will,
Ami lassiy IN Aua pai again,
IL tssts the length of rs rusty chain,
Like the seary march of the hands Of time,
That meet and part Mt the nc0nt.de chime;
And the shore Is sssssd at each tutn anew,
b. tie dripping bow VI The sid caD4e.
many time WITH aearei-rs hand
have pElfet ). way from Tie pelbIy strand
Ard pafllet IL toRn where The stream run. Quick
~hese the @hlss wild and The esIifes are tAiek-
And iaaghei a. leaned Ger the toekins side,
And IDokei belJa in the broken tide,
To sec that faces AMI toffas were two,
Tia, were uifToEed b5ck irJpI tAe canoe.
Bat Dow, as lean o'eT the crunbsing side,
And lusk below ia the sluggish tide,
The face that see there is sraver grown,
And the laugh that hear has q soter tcae,
Aati the hands tAat ent to the light sxia wings
Rave grow II faEtitiar with stsrner thinss.
But l1ve g thias df the hours t,iat tew,
A. Fock Il where whiris their white spray threw,
Ere She blossoms waved or the green grass grew
o'es the unoulfeglng stern Of the old canoe.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
r-A foreign letter writer soys that ther

cTA foreign letter writer says that thers
is q wealthy citizen OF Berlin, who is period
ically affected with singular msnia Tor
knocking off hats. ns afterwards makes
up the loss to the Astonished victim Of this
strange fancy by the payment Of three thai
ers. According to the calculation Of HE
family, in the past year be has been obliged
to makegood the Ioss Of two hundred and
sixsy-seven hats. At recent musical Yes-.
,ival ffty.thres hats were sacri6ced - bic
curious frenzy, and for the EVENING" satsss
tainmsnt he paid hundred snd hfey-thses
sha.ers.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

An old grub. 10 the city of Glasgow,
who discounted bills for bis friends on
"promise to pay," and who held good back
securities, in the shape of indorsatiop. wa,
applied to by a friend to cash small bill
for him, when old Discount required addi-
tianal security. The friend, who little ex.
pected request of the kind, few into q
violent rage.
"Security. Sir! I'll give you the devil
for secnrity.''
swell then," exclaimed the bill discoup.
ter; just bring him forward and a. ne'el
has seen the gentleman, get two decen
men to say its really him, and YEN get th'
] silveT.o
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II 1860.

sTze following tesn:ifaI stsnzss, xkfea have
seea teng travsnx tie rsg11s Il the press xithaut
eiss, are from the pen u Mss Ez T. Page, II souta
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

pitfsbxr1.
Bank oi Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bank.
Messrs Kramer 4 Rthm,
&" " Holmes l. SsHs
wills tl,iattie, Esq.
Nm y Pussy. Esq.
PsEHsgiraHir.
M1nansatteis BIZ Of Brown
vile.
Franklin B'k o' wsshinglor
Baltimore.
Cam b v B's VI Baltlmer,
Baltimore Savings BANK.
Messrs Johnston S Bros
Z" Robert GsrFet h Sens
T Marsh Smith, ESQ,
Nathan FEscy. +"
Miles white. "
fsr foFk.
Jna, Thompson, fs1.
PbiiasSipt,a
Nessgs Caleb Cope S CO.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17

wA man lately put his deg to bed. and
kick ed himself down stairs; hs1id not dis
cover the mistake until be tried - sbass .
COW and coalds's bark. ss
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
CURTIs BURROUGHS,
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR
COUNCIL BLEFrs. IOWA.

VryrrL assen % TIE er~rtisn 81 Pts,fr sp4 pr;vsts
w Eaidinss Hpsra favyrsbse terms - can be had
esse~tcrs the ss1se Fsss, spesis<as assa Es-
saFstes ssusstesY gwen ssss ssterfais Furnished ~hen
4exsrss
r;-EHop cz Man Street South of Brysa~sv North
RAst ss.Eer 81 7rslie SC ssrs. yA-ai
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
OFFICER l. PUSEY
EsTsssncss.

81. Louis.
IJno. J AndcrsJa x Co.
MessTs Page h Bacon.
luker, Rretck d Co.
e. n. vtnie,t n Co.
Aessrs. Bryan y Co.
fore.
Cook, Sargent & Downey.
, iisna. wilituus X Co.
'Uayt sherman h Co.
! linn. Thomas u Benton, Jr,
Springfield, III.
". n y. Insurance Co.
lcIsrk's Exchange Eank.
Ilcoh Bum. Esa.
Hon. Y. T L0gau.
{ Col. Jnos Williams.
Jacksonville, III.
lion. Wm. Brown.
=" Richard Yates,
E n Elliott, Esq.
Messls. N. 7. Ayers h Go
| nan
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-11-17
JOHN ID. LOCKWOOD.

JOfIN ID. LUC h"OOUs
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
y,rLIs or EXCHANGE, cOiS AND GOLD Dust
ID CuFrers sua EBc.Freut AsueY Bought ard Sold.
DEPOSITS re ciyed, BGssness Paper discounted, and
Money Invested
Taxes paid fJr residents ADD nsr-residen,s, in all
slrts Gf western isQa and Se@Ttska.
Parieuisr given 70 Collections and proceeds
tenaiyts. yfoa.IEly al eaFrtGI rates Of Exchange
aEFEREaCES
American Exchange Bans. New York.
state s4vznzs Association, ST.. Loals.
RHnytn, BagWB i Co, %
Iasa Roodt Pearson X Co, "
w T.. EwEas ss Co,
" II. Harrison, Eco. EeJkuk, Iowa.
Cgrse & SOD, hur!isFtan. I"
State Bank az FSTt MAslsan, Was
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
FROM TIE GOLD DTGGINGs.

ST. JOSEPH, July p
By the Pixies Peak Express, which arrived
last evening, we have the following
DESvER CITY, July 5--1esterday was appro
priately celebrated as the Nations birthday. The
day was ushered in by national salute at day
break. At early morning the city presented an
unusually lively appearance, flags dung TO the
breeze in all directions and the streets thr0ngeu
with enthusiastic crowds. AT about 10 A NJ the
procession formed at the new POstoiiiee and
marched through the principle streets OF the ci'y
10 grove adjacent. The procession was led Dy
the Denver City brass band, followed by the old
in carriages, MasOns, Odd Fellows, Turner'S,
6eFmaine Glee Club, Ladies and Sabbath schools
IN carriages and citizens generally. The prOces-
sion was very large and enthusiastic one dec
GRATED Profusely with flags and appropriate EN-
blems
The central overland California and Pixies
Peak Express Co, Western Stage Co and south.
ern Stage Co. turned out with i've teams and
coaches beautifully decorated.
The exercises ON the ground were the presen-
tafiOn Of beautiful hag by ladies TO the city &C
eompanied BY line speech from the lady pre-
senting IT,
Nj. shafer received the tag and made brief
speech In behalf Of the city
Judge Perkins read the Declaration Of Inde-
pendsnee. Hon John q. Moore delivered an
eloquent and appropriate Oration, after which
The performances were enliyened by variety Of
songs and music.
Bands diseoursed splendid music NJ intervals
during the performance The day passed about
as il does in the States, and everybody seemed 10
be having good time generally.
Horse racing was all the rage in the afternoon.
We hear Of q shooting ARRAY on the race ground,
Dut particulars have not been obtained.
The recent favorable reports from the Arkan-
sas are confirmed
Business still duh but improving slowly
An average Of 40 teams per day are returning
10 the States, and arrivals from States decreasing
rapidly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13


FLOUR Sales 7400 bbls; at S5,lO@5,20 for su-
periino state; SAida0 for extra statei -, l05,al
iOr supornne wesierni s5,2595,59 for common 70
brands extra Ohio round hoop. Market closing dun
IlC4NkDIAN FI.OUR-sales OF $50 bbls at $3.50
ehoire oxtra. Market heavy for common grades
with only very moderate demand.
RYE fLlOUR-Sales at sS,50egf,2O for com, to
choice superlne. Market steady with small sales.
CORN NlEAIa-Sales Of 800 bbls at $50 Tor Jer-
sey, and S375 for Brandywine. harket dull and no.
WHISKY-Sales go bbls at 2l@2l3fc, chiefly at
inside prices. Market in limited demand aud scarce
WHEAT-Chicago spring held at 81, ,2665l,2 ,27,with
buyers at Sli; common winter red ives IN at Sl35hi
good and prime western ut 81 As iner1fr Canadian
amber Iowa at 81 30. Market quiet and firm with
fair export demand, checked however by the cOntin
RYE9sslSs at sGss5c. Market continues dull
BARLRY-Markot dull and nominaIly un-
CORN-Sales Of 1900 bush; 62@62Ec for sound
mixed western; CSC for choice do and 65@6Sc lor
round yellow. Market firm and IN pretty good de,
mand; speculators offer 62c for all the sound mixed
western IN market.
OATs-Salos at 37alOe for western and Canadian
and 4oc9llo for state. Firm with moderate busi-
PORK-salos Of GO bbIs; Sl9,25 forne wmess; SIS,
Is for old mess; SIS FOR thin ness Sl5l5 for western
prime mess: SO for clear mess; Sl4,0l450 for new
prime; $3.50 for cid prime. Market hrm but less
active.
BEEF-sales Of 200 bbls; at Sf@4,25 for country
primei Si5Og5 for country ness SS61lO,5O for re-
packed mess, and SIl 2dl2jO for extra mess prime.
Market quiet and steady; r.,,,...,, 49,.
LAIiu-sales Of 200 bbls at l23s@l356c. Market
BIII's B Ii-ssies az lOal5e for Ohio, and l4aI5c
ior'gesteTnj lO@lsc for statei l7@lse for Orange
county Selling slowly.
CHEESE-Sales at 70IOSc for state; 79l0c or
inferior to prime. Market steady.
HIUES-Market dull and heavy, and We hear Of
only small sales to note.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
Last Nights Report.
SOUTH AlIERICAN NEWS.

SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS.
NEW YORK, July r.
AdTices from Central America state that Thomas
n. Meago and associates had eoneludod - contract
with Costa Rica for building railroad from bOca
Del TOra TO Purta Wala.
Advioes from EuQuador represent the country in
disturbed state.
An eR0agement was daily expected at Guayaquil
retFFea he troops under Franco and those OF Flores
Those Of the former were committing terrible out
RACES, sacking towns, &C.
From BOgOta we learn that Masquera Is marching
upun the city with considerable force.
Gen. Herrnn had Withdrawn his name as candidate
for the Presidency, and about % return 20 Was
huas as Minister PlenipOtentiary.
Rev. Padre Alair was arrested at Panama July lst,
and thrown into prison. He had just arrived on the
steamer Onne and was from Gen. Misquera to rep
resent the State of Cauca
The friFate Lancaster was at Mazatlan June ID.
The frigate P0Whattan arrived at Valparaiso on
h u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
hgslflaRs 4 SaT9fpaA.
MEDICAL SUCCESS EXTRAOR-


Formerly Of New York City, win pay One Han-
dred dollars for the proof that he ever h 70 cure
the above named diseases. He viii pay tne same
sum for the proof that any other physician ln
the United States treats the same diseases Wlth
After many years OF Iaborious study and expert
ence, Or. GIBSON is happy In being able % an
nounee to the unfortunate, that he has periecteaa
'' SPEEDY AND 81 PERMANENT CURE
Of the above and other private diseases with al Dag
effects arlalng thereirOm, including -
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATIOh-
N whom had exbsbdsj hundreds of dollars with
selfsyied physicans, who prOi 20 treat al private
maladies with success, and without receiving ihs
Aithough DR.. GIBSON has a Diploma, yet b
makes no boest q tlas la9l oI me very reason -.
Diploma IS com paratiyeiy simple thing Destitute
Of intelligence, for neither dipOmasY nor coege5l
nor even experience ever yet possesasd power sun
eient to always make agea men v ise or " t9l4ett
one single Ounce into medical gsnluas neither dos
he boast that he Is member oi some eoilees ei IN
Paris or London, as perhaps some others 90 ~ ~
purpose Of ensnaring the Innocent. Bnt Wn45 Df.
GIBSON might boast Of is this that n9 = a1ls u
give entire satisfaction 70 those VINO leAo7 o9ilA-
dence IN his ability and integrity and thar ne mas
perfected an American system Of treatment winch
challenges any Physician Of London or PARIS or any
pfnt medicine 10 equal for the radical cure Of sem
inal weakness and all diseases or dsfangelnenlsl
both mental and physical, arising ifon sexual of
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet di5coYered
and first the agents used are in no respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ageai suclt =
Mercury, nor any other dslsteriOus drugs secondly
No restrictions in diet or business required Third
" his treatment is positive and certain IN All e.
he stands prepared to 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
great fact that he is able to permanently cra ten
cases, in the same length Of time required bJ any
other Physician to cure one similar case
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things and IN
/ this age, the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and lrOm which just and definite
| conclusions can be deduced-
! DIT. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six mouths performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment. Reference be given t0
individuals Of the hrst respectablry in Cleveland
/ Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard t0
skin and integrity in all professional
Dyspepsia, RhuematisIn, Ser0fula and all chronic
l diseases treated with unusual success.
Bz5- Medicine sent 70 any part OF the country On
| receipt Of ten dollars
! DR.. GIBSON'S s New Work on Physiology tor sale
| at his sfice.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Ezeetr0Pathy and Medicine,
BB- Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs few
/ doors from the Public Square.
! daily, (Sundays eKoepted-l now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13
OOMMERCTAL
CLEEELAND aIARKET-IuLY 1a-

FLOUR-Quiet The stock is light and price,
steady.
WHEAT-sales Of car red and white at SI,o
81 30, snd $50 bush red afloat at Si,2o.
OORN-sales Of cars inferior quality az lse, and
D car good at 47e.
OATS-Dun Receipts are large and in excess Of
demand, and prices are weak. Some offers were made
this morning at SIC. Sales of car at Sc
HIGHWTNEs-LOwer.s Sales Of 50 bbls az Issc.
FRUITs-soRe demand to I'll orders Sales Of
5000 Bs dried apples at 4l6c 200 Rs do at &c. and
& small lot peeled peaches at l4o.
CHEEsE-In good inquiry. Sales Of $500 rs at
7H@Zkc 400 hs at &c, and several smaller lots at
same range.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-13

Th. a.,,oeratie Central Committee has this
dny called State Convention 20 be held Al y ra-
,,lse on on the 9th OF August next 10 nominate an
Klectoral ticket and candidates for staies otcefs
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TFLEGRAPHlC.
Yesterday Afternoons Report
on THE NORTH STAR.

Nav NOHk, July ~
The North star brings only one day later news y.
from California, and upwards OF 81 oooOOo h
treasure. ,.zr o ,,,,,,
Orsron adviees indicate the elrctiono OF hfmo.
cratic Congressmen By IS majority
Ths Lerislature Is still conceded 10 'he
coalition BY eight 20 ten majority on JNl"' "''
lot 80, ,,,,,,a
The heavy failure Of brewster co proaiuee5 p,ilsi
unite sensation in San Francisco. H. Is believed
ieat their assetts viii pay all muebteuheg
amounfinq to $500 900. Much anxiety eNlsH ~
sntieinefion OF other failures, but well informed
merchsnts believe all the principle hoe-'S
sound ca Indg
Brewster 4 co. have already ooniesa'" '""s
ment for 500 600 -, 1,,,.i,,ess
RAYMOND q Co, engaged In the tss'h '"a'i'''N'
nave also faiied Liabilities s5ao s5 w ,,,,,,,,,b
Hnsiness dull Money ahHn'"" "
rates
ss,.s hreught no Pnuama papers ,.,,...,
,siefS ~ Aspnwall ath the irigate sabine ana
,t,,,s Shin falmouth.
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ST. JoHSs, n F.. July p
A ship rigged screw steamship, doubtless the
City of Baltimore, from Liverpool 4th via
Queenstown 9TH inst, for New York, passed Cape
Race at Ii O'Clock this forenoon. She was hrst
seen some Is miles east of the Cape at O'Clock,
but thick fog setting in she passed Oh to the
sOuTnWard tnau re news USlit li7 aitir''i' -
board her. It is barely possible that the can
containing the news was thrown overheard and
that il may he picked up after the fog ills
Wind West. Thermometer, CO.
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FIRE.
NEWARK, July y.


The shawl, table cover, &C., mill Of John Duncan,
at Franklin, near Newark was burned at A. NJ.
to-day.
ulent A large amount Of stock, ready made and
material was burned. Loss alOOO0O partly insured.
ghe are Is supposed 70 have been spontaneous COM
bustlon In the WOOL The ire was 50 hot and herce
that nothing was saved. The building was ofwoOd
me machinery in the third tier was burned.
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sTRAaIER BURNED.

GRAND RAPIDS, July y.
The steamer Michigan, lying at the dock, was
totally destroyed by FIRE last night The crew
beiug asleep in befths, escaped with great diff
Guilty. Loss over So 900 No insurance.
Francis W. Kellogg is nominated for re -elec,
lion 20 Congress, by The Republicans oi the Ilihu
district