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AarenltNral.

+ T STAIR L& SON, SEEDSMEN,
I 81 = No Il5 Ontario street oder for sale large
and well selected assortment OF
n. FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS I
I Embracing an tho most desirable varieties for the
! Farmer Gardner OF Horticplt turalist, both OF im-
ported and native growth. Oall or send and get one
of our Catalogue containing list Of the articles We
have for sale. All orders promptly attended 70,
marl7RlGdhw J. SIAlk SON.
/ ITVRASS SEEDS---TIMOTHY OR
/ \ ~ HERDS GRASS, Red Clover, Orchard Grass,
] ySRite Dutch Clover KeRtucky Blue Grass, LuoeIne
i RED Top, Rye Grass, Wylusins Red Top or Bus ~ ~
sroysr; Mixed Grass Seed for Lawns, ioT a4ls ~ '
! Cleveland Seed Store. nAi4''AAystH
B rr aeI er iEara fEfg 3A
MOB -r1 s..f r1iI .- lT3-itI Ill
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Commission atlErthants.

: CALDWELL. ). 9. slnnOss
CALDWELL & SIMMONS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. 42 UNION STREET, cIEyELASD,o Q.
DARTICULAR ATTENTION
given to the sale Of Flour, Grain. Pork, Butter
seeds, &e, and g hns oTders for saeh articles a.
Advances made ON Consignmeuts to this ana other
RrrER To:
g, Lemnel Wieks, Esq President, Cleveland; Jason
Parker, Esd, Buffalo; D. 8 j. W Banning, Cineln-
natl; n. 4. Lyman & Co, New YORK, angl3
HUNTINGTON & LEyERIDGE,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale Of
s5aigi Baiisi Lard Lard BssHis0n' BsSss 4sSs ks &c
AT THE
Produce and Pr0Uision Exchange,
NO. 4 FRONT STREET, Near the BattsryD
NEW YORK.
cHAs. &. HUNTINGTON. CuAs. z LEyEnDsH.
va. \. FARGo. .. <. sFEAR.
EARGO & SPEAR,
successors to Eyans, Fargo q Co..
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. p MERWN srEEET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
FoR THE sALE OF
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, SALT, FISH,
Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Seeds,
Hishwines, &C.
REFERENCES:
D. P. Eells, Esq, ash. Com. Br. Bank, Cleveland
J. B. Merriam, Esq, Cash City Rank,
Messrs. WasOn, Everett & yo.i Bankers,
g Gordon, Mcmillan & Co., ~
g Edwards q Iddings,
Gaylord q Hammond,
Messrs. French a Keith,
J, $; Buell. a g., Buffalo .,
nAVIS Il YORCE, SHIPPING
II and general
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the sale Of
GRAIN, FLOUR, BuTTER CHEESE LARD,
PORK, HAMS, HIGHWINEs, &C.
No. 81 River street, CLEVELAND, o
Il. $ DAVIS, late with GEyles, Foot q Bash
L. YoRcE, " Edwards 3 Iddings.
81 Advances made on property in store. sprisc
CAEvIS }. COMsr0Ck. HENRT NEEBERRI
GOMST0CK & NEWBERRY,
PRODUCE AND
COMALSSION 1LERCHAN NTS,
No. 90 MEEWIS ST., CLEvELASD, U.
Curers Of and Dealers in sugar Cared Hams anc
Dried Beef, Pork Bacon, Lard, Flour, Grains &C.
REFERENcEs
-, p ?. Handy, ESQ, President Commercial Bank.
Cleveland; j.. n. Sill, Esq, President summit 20.
Bank, OuyahOga Falls; L. s. Comstock, Esq., Cash
ier Portgage Go. Bank, Ravenna; p. T.. Hamm 4
Co., Toledo .. r. Fosdick a Co., Cincinnati,
EOOT L BASH. SUCCESSORS
IL to Guyles, Foot Bash,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, SALT, FISH, BUTTER,
LARD, SEEDS &O
~ Warehouse at the ioot OF Lighthouse street,
Cleveland, Ohio SAM'L A. FOOT,
aprl3:3O2 J. BASH
NJ B. CLAEK, }. D. RoOkEFEI LER,
GEo. W. GARDNER, Late Of u tbs, Brownen q Col
GLA RK, CARL N ER a CO..
PRODUCE COMMISSION 1TERCHANTS
And dealers in Grain, Eluur, kish, Water Lime,
Plaster, Coarse, Ground, solar and Dairy salt.
Nos. ss, Al, 4s, and 45 River Street.
AND on THE DOCK,
CLEVE LAND, OHIO.
RB- Property received by RailrOa. or Canal, for
- VIII FiVs personal attention to the sale and
Purchase Of Produce aud Merchandise on Commis-
Refer to Banks, Bankers, and business men sen
HANNA, GARRETSON 4 CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
FORWARDING AND
-CO1LMLSSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers I'm Pig Iron, Ingot Copper, Salt Fish,
Plaster &C, &C, Harvey Block, Murwln street. and
River. cleveland. uhin- nlar2l-dti2
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


q. A. Hunter & d, NY =. II. Fitch, Ashtseula
Miss s ~ Weaiifor,l AZ. VIM. III. Foster, lady a
lion children, Boston.
I tlirkarJsrri n T J. n Dean phiia,
s NJ NovT Aimund y. n. Wosner WI Akron,
e. Tur pfh, v. L. Euntai 10
G n Williams, Buffalo, .. y. Baxter IeNes'
Mrs nartin & ch'd, La z, Lewis, Ioiea2' A.
N II 'tr,r A VI Auburp N d. Bryant, NJ
n ID Cerringfon. wife 4 Mira Mrs. .Muer, Louisv'le
".ilstcr T,,ieSo Miss O. Muer, do
r N 'fovn IL suporior Miss nj Mner, DO
Nm Wniisms DO W.D. Hitchcock, Yuung'n
a IN Wells BuiIaio. Mn. Harbingcr, Phila.
j. M Armstrong, do Chas. Webb, Hartford.
III Il Star Ia, Elyria q. NJ. Thurston, Ky.
j, A, HAmhen 4 la Gin. lap. heddhetor, ,Mlllosh'g
Geo. u Nihort Ia, Ely Vim, r.. palmer, Danyillc.
ria. Saml, Il. Carter, n. Y.
B. W. Ham, Providence. j. q. flcminP, Ohio.
Miss NJ, A. Ham, DO C.Waterbery6wf Dolmur
A. y. Ham, DO A. Austin, suhold, OF.
r. 2. Woodbury., NY. A. L .Story, Rutland, VI
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OHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant 70 the COM
m9nd OF An order Of sale issued from the COurt Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit Of
Alexander B. HHllewell plaintih, against David II.
Baird defendant, 10 directed shall offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House in
the City OF Cleveland in said county on the 18th day
Of eptem ber 1850 at O'Clock p Of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, 60 wit;
Situate in the Township Of Independence, being
No. (6) six IN the 18th range Of Townships IN the
and which Is also IN the county Of Cyahoga, and s
known by being the east part Of lot No. l3 OF John
A GTanger's subdivision Of part of tract No a
In said Township east Of the Ouyahega River and is
bounded east BY the centre Of the State Road, $50
caled the north and south By the lot lines, and
the west BY lands contracted 70 James Watts, be-
ing same land decided to said Baird by Biddau and
wife containing ten Of land, be the same more
or less. Appraised ct S475. -
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wHoI.EsALE PRICE CURRENT.
cRnCrRIRs

Beef,mossSbbl Ia
do prime mess "a -
PORK, ,messNo.1 % 00a20 q
do do NO.2 -
Hama,su Fcwt y UOal3 90
do c'try cu'd. 9 0Oal0 O0
Bacon, Sides. IA -
5 Shoulder sug c Ia 9 90
do county cd s Goa -
Butter. W.R. & n II al3
do 'roil......-... -
do State. 10 all
..,.........,.. 754a ~
Eggs.........f dOz As
Lard, No. l...f h Ilkal3
Lard, hO.2...3 h -
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8ail 8oaas.

CiLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
" RAILROAD,-spR ARRANaEHENr To take
eject - on Monday June ~ t,h 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
ylih NELAep ~ ~ A4--eundays excepted;
Phiadelnhia.
s;is ? EKpfesi i5r Pit,aburgh and Wheeling 4
syivgnia Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
ok and Boston. Also Win Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
Also ocohnsot 1t Hudson i5r kfoh ana aillersburg
60 Time BY this route as quick and fare viii Be
the same rs BY Northern Lines % New York.
ER MYERS, O. 4 AGENT & tiS0 OLAVO0H' iaasii saS
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
= ROAUl-sUHlfEH AERANoEMENr. On and after
Monday, July 9Th, ls60 Trains this Road will run
go. n, Through Mail stopping az All stations on
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo
900 p NJ MAIL stops at ali stations east Of fsandusky
on northern DIVISION, aud arrives al san
dasky 90 80 P. y.
and arrives at Toledo At 1918 p n.
Connections are unadoat MOnrOoville with the SAN
he sandusky. dayton and Cincinnati a. r., AZ IRE
mont with Fremont q Indiana X. r., and az Toledo
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
trOit jackson, Fort Maynei AoFnndpOrt, Lulyr yrfte,
Cairo, Alton 81. Louis, and all points West North
Trains arrive In Cleveland from To iedo and the
West, at $40 A. n, aud g:05 P. HI ir m sandusky
~ L. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July 9, 1850
CtLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ R0AD.-sU1IMER ARRANGEnENT. 1900
On and after Monday, April 9Th, ls60' Passenger
Trains will run iUllOWs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAlh-StOpping At all Stations
except Wicklflle, Mentor, Perry, Unit n
Villet Say brook and SWamTille; and arrives
~ at Erie l:3O P. n, Dunlzirk 355 p. NJ, But-
filc SIS p. n.
$50 P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESs TRAIN-stOp-
ping al Painesyille, Ashtabula and GiTaId
kirk S:Z5 r.. a.. Buffalo $50 p. n.
4.lO p. N. CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping at all Stations.
$40 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-St0pping at
Painesyille, Ashtabula and Girard only
and arrives at Erie l2lI A. r., Dunkirk
$50 A. ~, Buffalo 4.2D A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
| ls33 A. H. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopplng al
! Girard, Ashtabula and Painesyille only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. n
lO3o A. "a. MAlL ThAlh-stoppiug al all Stations
except saybrooks Unlonville, Perry, Mem
tor and Mlckline, and arrives at Cleveland
] 80 p. n.
| I:f0 p. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinga al Gf.
] rard, Conmgaut, Ashtabula and painesvflle
| only, and arrives al Cleveland $50 P. n.
L Accommodation Train viii leave C0nneaut al SO
NJ, stopping at all stations, and arriving at Ceye
| land at $50 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cinciu
nati ST. Louis &c; and all the trains going easvrart
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n y 4 4
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New Yorl
4 Central and Buffalo q New York City Railroads.
! Cleveland, April 9, 1850.
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0TASTER COMMISSIONER'S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
Nl -SALE.-Pursuant to a decretal order Of sale
Issued to me upon the Sd day of July 1900 from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
IN an action therein pending, wherein W lillian W.
Leland IA plaintiff and Michael Drisco1 and Mary A.
DrisCol are defendants, shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door OF the Court House in said
county, the fth day Of September, 1850 at clock
P. NJ, the lands tenements described as follows, 10
ist situate in the City OF Olsvelan county Of Guy
ahoga and State of Ohio, and is known as parts Of
lots Nos 10 and II, fronting Clinton Park in the
City Of Cleveland, agreeable 10 Foster Pease Den
nisOn's subdivision, recorded in book u page Of
the records Of Cuyahoga county, commencing on the
southerly line Of Wilson street lf7 feet eastery from
the nOrth-westerly corner OF lot No l6 Aforesaid
thence along Wilson street 81 et thence sOutherly
at right angles with Wilson street % feet 70 the ce
tire Of said lot No. IL thence westerly parallel with
Wilson 32 feet thence northerly 9g feet TO the
3D. Situate in the City of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ahoea and State OF Ohio being parts Of lots Nos 10
and M in Foster Pease Dennisons subdivision,
corded IN book O. page Of the records Of CuyahOga
county, Ohio (said lots Is aud II front CllntOn
Park and bounded as follows; commencing at a
point 22 feet easterly from the north corner Of
said lot No To- and running thence easterly on the
south lines Ofsaid Wilson street twenty-five () feet:
thence southerly at right angles 90 feet to the centre
Of said lot No n; thence westerly through the cen-
tire Of said lot Il twenty-five feet thence northery
99 feet to the place Of beginning. Appraised EulueS
$40. -l1. l. JOSEPH s. GRANNlsl
A. T. Shade ESQ. Master Com'r.
i pltfi's Atty. aug4.RZgg
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MW hDI EIN D" l0huI. = ] UhoU AM
lyL To the command OF q decretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga cOun-
", at the uit Of the Commissioners OF Cuyahoga
county against Henry L. Whitman and others, 70
directed shall expose for sale at public auction,
the door OF the Court House, corner oSeneca and
Champlain streets) in the city Of cleveland on the
Sd day Of September ls6O at O'Clock =. NJ, the tol
lowing described tract or lot of land situate in the
City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and is lot
number one in Barber Lords subdivision OF orig
ina lots numbered 81, 52 Co. and 20, in the township
Of Brooklyn aud is 1881 feet front Detroit street,
aRd 1855 feet front Pearl street, in that part Of
said ,.ity formerly Ohio City. Appraised az 81 700
HENRY q. ABBEY,
L. Prentiss, Master COmm'r.
pIfn7g ATTY aug3. lsfiE2qq
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NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE OF A
IN decretaf order of the Court OF Common Pleas
Uf Cuyahoga county, Ohio, in case which James O.
Prentiss is plainth and Alvin A. Turner and Others
are defendants, directed, shall expose for sale
at door Of this Court House in Cleveland, in said
county, on the 4th day Of September, is az CLOCK
p NJ Of said day the following described premises:
situate in the City of Cleveland, in the county %
CuyahOga and State of Ohio the west side Of the
CuyahOga river, in that part Of Cleveland which was
formerly Ohio City, and bounded as follows: begin
ming at the intersection OF the north line Of Vermont
street with the west lire Of West street; thence
nOrtheriy along said West street TO Washington
street; thence westerly along Washington street 60
feet; thence southerly parallel with West street 20
Vermont street; thence eastery along said Vermont
street TO the place of beginning. Appraised at So so
Lorin Prentiss, +. n. BINGHAM,
a.. -
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ID, l.. WtGHTMAN, Sheriff.
WILLIAM RoRIsoS, PLAINTIFFS Attorney auglo Rg00
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNL SALE.-Pursuant 10 un order Of safe issued
g. niu rom the Court OF Common Plala Of CuyahUgn
County, Ohio, upon the 9TH Gay Of July, is6n in
action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappcl Is
Marseilles, Eli Bruce, Simeon Struter, Lyman q.
TlIRyer, lambert White, l.. NJ. LHtimer, ". 2. Hal
comb, and the tiromens General Association are
defendants, shall expose for sale at public RuctiOn,
at the door Of the Court House n said county the
lHt day OF September, lo6O ut O'Clock p. NJ, the
following described lands and tenements, 10 wit:
lBt, situate IN the Township OF cleveland, being
number In the twelfth range Of townships and
which is also In the county Of Cuyahoga in the State
of Ohio, and described tOllOwsrhe first tract
parcel Of land II known the whole Of sub lot No.
ten acre lots b3 and o. and Is bounded follows be-
ginning the east side Of Cheshire street IN tho
City Of Cleveland ut point six hundred and eighty
two S-2ths t6s2 SID feet suutherly from Pr apect
street; thence sOutherly the east line OF gh Bhrq
street about OnB hundred and thirty-twO feet and
four and half inches l32 Il, 4j6nj 20 land hereto
fore decided by Peter Marseilless deceased, 70 Mary
H. kimball, thence running az right angles eastery
to lands herotOiOre owned by F. and j. A. Granger
about 2l0 5-2 feet thence uOrtherly parallel with
Cheshire street % the north line Of said sub lot No
26, about 32 ial2th feet thence % this point OF be-
/ ginning. Appraised at S3,7U0.
ID. The sec nd tract parcel Of land is known as
the whole Of lot No. three in Block No. one of Sey-
mOur a Badwin's survey Of ten acre lots in Cleye-
land, Nos. 81 and l2 said lot Is bounded west by
Clinton (nUW BrOwnel) street, east by an alley-the
north line Is IN feet Ud inches; the south line is 6
feet and inches 70 said alley and is MY ieet vide
~, JOSEPH s. GRANNIs,
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NY oATTLE mARKET-AUG, %.

BEEVES-Have advanced kci quality generally
poor. Sales brisk. Receipts are 1900 head Quo
tatiOns are 669xc-aveTaFe.
SHEEP & lAhiBS-Sales are brisk at higher
prices Receipts are l40lO head.
SWINE-Firm, at 6@64c. Receipts are 400
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Hannah M. Cartel, eXecutrix Of
William W. Mm10ram,
deceased, plaintiff,
VS..
S.P. Short, Ruth Short, John
Coon, Martha A. n Coon, Will
liam X. Carver, Price French,
Racnel French, Horace Benton,
Curtis Benton, Charles q Burt,
Everet Wilcox, Henry p Burton,
the Ocean Bank Of the City OF
New York, and Thomas Bura-
ham dnfeftdaufa
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
" RATLROAD.-TnIE TABLE No. IS.
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1859
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gE0at.
SHERTFFS S6LE.

- = ULIIINLI y VI II -
William Herin, guatdian,1 In Court Common Pleas,
LL-.. vs. e.. : CuYuhugn GOurty, Ohio.
Washington Flick, Of, al In Partition.
Observation-Disclosures
u OF An order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF said County, IN he above entitled
action 70 directed shall offer Tor sale AZ public
auction at the door OF the Court House, In the City
Of Cleveland In said county, tho llth dn Of Sep
tember, lsu1 at O'Clock p. NJ, the following do
ecribed lands aud tenemcntH, 10 wit Situate IN Lot
No. Two In the Township Of Bedford, Cuyuhoga
county ana state Of Ohio, and Is bounded ns fol-
lows, % wiz Beginning az the southwest corner
stake Of lands decided 10 John McCrHdy thence south
along the lot line 20 William Phillips lands thence
nOrtheaatery course along division isnce 90 the
center OF the Township road; thence uurthweatery
course along the center Of Said road % John Me-
Crady'a landi thence n sOuthwyHterlY course along
board luncu % the place Of beginning, and h sup
or less.
Appraised at $4,000.
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4f0al a(0tifes.
yHERIFF AND MASTER COM-

CH EhlNF AMI .MhDIEh GJN-
- MIssluNERs SALE,--Pursuant 20 tho com
mand ofah orhor Of sale iaaned from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of UlVahoga county, at the suit Of
John q, Wagner, plaintiff aFninet james Connolly,
et al defendants, 10 me diructod. shail offer Tor
snu at public auction az she door Of the Court House
Ia the City OF Cleveland 10 End county the 9th
day OF September, la6O at O'Clock r. M. the fol-
lowing doseribod lands and tpnempnts5 20 wit
5huAtein the City Of UluftuId, IN The COunecti-
cut Western Reserve IN the state Of Ohio aud which
Is also In the county Of CuyahoEa, and h known by
being part Of city lot numb (lall one hundred and
my .one and u bounded az follows; beginning at
point the Boutherly line Of Bolivar street MY feet
westerly OF the eastery line Of said lot number (2D
hundred and hfty-onu; thence westerly along the
soatherly line Of Bolivar street fUrty.uine and
half eet tfg5a eot thence southgrY ht right angles
with Boivsr street (3Jl one hundred and eighty ieet
90 an alley; thence eastcrly parallel With Bolivar
street (t91t) iorty-uine aud oue-hnH teet thence
nurtherly one hundred and eighty llb0) feet 10 the
place Of beginning. Appraised at SAsQ
ID. l.. WIGHTMANi
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21

We learn that, on Thanksgiving day,
the several churches in Waukegan uni
ted in. religious services in the Presby-
rian Church.. The sermon was preach.
cd by tho Rev Mr.. Ferre, the Metho-
Dist Clergyman who has taken an
active part Of late years In the anti
sfavcrh cause, and in the conrso OF his
remarks mado somo pointed structures
on tho current politics, dcnouncing Sla-
very and the party of Slavery in seeere
terms. At the conclusion Of his Sermon
he invited the Rev Mr. Little, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, in which the
services were being held, TO close with
prayer. Mr.. Little arose, and in a few
remarks declined to pray. giving as II
reason that his pulpit had been dcsccra
ted, and that after such "A "political har-
angue" as his brother had just delivered
lac thought a prayer utterly out OF place;
and he then requested the congregation
10 Join him in singing the Duxology.-
The Doxology was accordingly sung,
and the congregation dismissed. aadi .
Mr.. Ferreo. took tho remarkable con-
duet Of his indignant brother with phil
usophical good nature, saying nothing;
and at the close OF the services about
ono half of tho congregation 'hpproach-
cd hin, shaking him heartily by the
band, and approving ID, sentiments Of
his Sermon Chicago Journal
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21
Fremont Mines.

II Is not very generally known how
extensive are the works on tho Ere
mont estate in California. A late San
Francisco Journal says there are now
seven quartz mills in operation, and
adds:
"1'he Average yiold Of these mills 70.
Gently was over $3.50 per day each,
over 81 800 per day collectively. and
he-rly $4,000 forevery eight q, Us run
Tho last eight days product reached
slS996 81 in gold bars, which arrived
in this city on Monday last. Tho gold
we understand, is pretty cyculy dis,
trbutod throughout the quartz. so that
there is no, Likelihood Of much fluctua-
ton in tho yield. At this rate the Col.
onel viii be entirely clear of all his
complications in two or three mopths,
and then he will commence to realiss
near a million dollars pcf annum! or,
Counting II at TINT rate exactly 81,
SIS 81 every day OF the yearsfdmso +
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21
New York Population

The census OF New York City. recent
" taken, makes the population. s2i,i l3
It is calculated that during the month
il was taken theres were as many as
10000 ei.izens absent in, tho cou ntry.
which would thus give n population, OF
$50 900 at least. This We think about
the truth Of the matter In 1855 the
population was i620s $40, winch gives an
increase of 22l000 in ave years. The
expansions OF New York is tremendous,
If sit progresses ant the sa mo rate that
ii has done for tho past i've yearsait
will con tain a population.o of ], 143333
in 1865; 1884 Az iniin $50; and in
tweEtv years hence, a population oil
2.727, 900-~exoeeding that of London
at present. lnfthol course of thirty
years from the resent date. San Fran
cisco and New York will bottle largest
cities in the world---the one mistress
Of tbezAtlantic, the, other. queen OF tbs
Pacifio.-- Scientific Ameriean. lpggo
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21
: A Marriage Within Marfiags.

There ID . strange divorce caee on
trial IN Brooklyn. = N. 7. that Of llAl.
fred BeardsIeys We. I, Mary Elisa both
Beardsley. The respondent is, the
daughter of Rev. DR.. Law, Methodist,
by whom she was married IN her
own proper family name Co. Alfred
Beardsley the complainant lnrthe suit.
in 1912. InnSeptember 1856 she made
the. acquaintance of DR.. Mahan, in
Thompsop's saloon, Broadway, and in
The course Of successive Interviews af
forwards, she made him believe that
she was maiden LADY, fancy free
and the daughter of Admirable Soy
mour, but che never allowed him to
accompany her to her residence in
Brooklyn: She visited MIN atbisroom,
ana met him at saloons and other places
in New York s60n the 9TH Of Decem-
Der, 1855, at WiIliamsburg, she Was
married to him by q Catholic Priest,
she protesting TO be Catholic. Thus
tor five years she managed TO live with
two husbands, neither suspectinz that
she had another. she from time to
time put off Or, Mahan from having
the marriage disclosed, by pretending
that she would lose q large amouut Of
property by marrying without the
consent of her family Her defence to
the libel is that DIR, Beardslcy hsd been
guilty Of breach Of his mrritaf vows.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-21
Dnusros is CowARDlcr.-Tho idea Of

tho South beng frightened OUT, ri the
Union j. base, cownrdly and unmnnly
The men who ndvise it, urge her 10 run
away, not only before she is whipped,
bat before she is ovcn struck. The
Govern nIent of the Union owns hun
dreds Of millions Of pablo lands, 70 say
nothing of the millions which have been
invested in the public buildings at WASH
ington in the naval ships, in the forts
and arsonaIs, and in the Custom Houses
aud Post-ofaces. The people of the
several States are joint tenants Of this
vast property; and the proposition OF
the disunionists is for tho South TO
a bandon ID AL, to turn it over TO the
States which adhere TO tho Union. from
sheer, cowardice--irom the. simple APP
prehension that tho Republican Prcsi-
dent may possibly invade Southern
rights: f',a1
Would any indiv,dual allow himself
to be frightened out OF his private pro
perry in this mannrr7 Would any man
Of spirit act npon Buch policy Vicks-
5krg WAig. F" ''' to'