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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-14
, ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions. Bounties and Arrears
of Paw,

ITO persons having claims against the Gov
ernrnent for PENSIONS, BOUNTIE5,
hnd ARREARS OF PAY, will, upon npplea-
tion by letter or IN parson with statement OF
their case. FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blanks necessary to establish their claims
for the sum OF 81. l.-r d. D. ....-.. .-a
Having been employed in the War Depart
ment al Washington inr eight months lastpast,
have made myself thoroughly acquainted
with hsproper mode Of Irshsscting business in
the var'6ps departments of Government, and
those entrusiing their business 10 nis will have
il attended TO with promptness, hdehiy and up
on the most reasonable terms.
G. aims for HORSES or other property lost or
destroyed in the service of The United States,
or by military authority, balances due dischar.
ged soldiers. Sc., will receive special attention.
Add ress p .. Box 9OT. Office in kiigore's
old Builuiag. dlrectly over McConv He's store
Market street. Steubenyille, Ohio.
ID DAVID F.CABLE,
Attorney and Counsellor NJ Law
,StenbeDVills Dec. IL, lSo2-1m
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At Rockhill, Belmont county. Jan. 2,
MARY JANE, wife Of John Harris, and
daughtersof Joseph and Eliza Brown, Of this
c,unty. She was in herl30'h year. \ She
leaves six small hldreu and large circle o.
iriends TO imerrn.her ioss. MRS. Iisdied in
hope sf better Inheritance beyond the
gtage. ID Ina as d III ,0 III ~ MI nj.
Mr.. SAMUEL KELLY. Of Freeport, this
cop5gty, died a days since. prs s af ha A
Mr.. SoRoGss, an old citizen Of Archer
township, this county depar ted this He one
day last week.
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" ThOse Petitions.

2 Persons who have been circulating
petitions in this county, asking the Lc-
gislature, to- pass a' lawtto prohibit ne
groes from cominginto this State, will
please send them to this office against
next Saturday or Monday Get sa'l
The names you can to them by that
time. Let us send upa large list Of
petitioners from this county. I'D
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Tine New Com.ay Map.

We have exanliheda specimen cory
ofthe new county Map, prepared by
Jacob Jarvis, County Surveyor, and
have no hcsitaney in saying that it is
-Yell gotten up, and should be in the
possession of all our citizcns. Mr.
Jarvis intends canvassing the county
for the sale Of his Map; and, as it is
furnished on reasonable terms,it should
find ready sale [Cadiz Republican.
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The Killed and Wounded from
Harrison County ia the MUIR
fresnOrOi HsattIe.aa9 hn1 ,dseH

AS we stated last week, Harrison
county had three companies in the
great battle at Murfresboro-company
Ii, 18th Ohio; company G, -74th Ohio;
company K, Goth Ohio, and part Of
company |, same regiment. As yet
we have seen no list published ofthe
names of the killed and wounded in
these regiments, except in company
G, '74th Ohio. In this company, for,
tunately, none were killed. We learn
from the correspondence the Cincin-
natl Commercial that the following
brave men III that company were woun-
dcd:. Orderly Sergeant McFaldcn,
Sergeant Liggett, Hiram Cox John
Handy, William Chambers, c. Mans
field, Leander Baker, A. Dennis. We
have not been able to- learn how severe
their wounds were. o.
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Agricu Itsarnl Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the members
Of the Harrison County Agricultural! Society,
held in the Court House In Cadz, on SAT-
URDAY, ahel7lh day ofJanuary, 1863, at
one O'Clock on said day, for the purpose of
fixing the time for holding the next Fair,
with any other business that may be brought
before them. 9, ads Hf5 hr7t iUaa
BY order Of the Board,
At@,t. 32'4 JAC0B JARVIS, Seen.
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,scm i: T::a,il..A.s Expeditions,

Gen! Bsnks appears to be undoihg some Of
The mischievous works o. Gen. Butler.r The
natures Of his orders would seem to confirm
oil the charges that have been brought, a
gainst Butler. Heis opening pulpits retno-
wing the duties on comm erce, restoring con
fscated residences and other property rslsas-
ing prisoners, and otherwise adjusting mat.
in accordance with the rules Of civilized, war
fare.l The late accounts indicate determ
ination on the part ofGen. Banks TO make
his head quarters at Baton Rouge. Some
1o.oQo, newly arrived troops werein camp q,
Baton Rouge.
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sBD% Mr. CHARLES PARRISH, a very
worthy citizen of this township, de-
parted this life ON last Monday after.
noon, after a long and painful illness.
He will be buried this (Tuesday) af-
ternoon at 1 o'clock, P. H., in the
Cadiz Cemetery. pat
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r,-~s--- ~-~-~- 7>- ~ ~ S~->~--~,~~-.---L-
On Dec. 22th, by Rev. Israel Price, Mr..
RoBERr IL. MIsEa and Miss &IsABEL NARA,
GONG.
On Bec.530th, by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM
STALr and Mss HANNAH D1NGoR.
On the same day. by, the same Mr., JAcoB
BosLEY and Miss MARY ANN WATERs
On the 'lst inst, by John Knox, Esq, Mr..
THOMAS QUEEN 10 Miss NANeK NIBlack, all
Of Harrison county, Ohio. SHEH H
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TMursreesboro is the capital OF Roth,
erford county, and is situated in plain on
the line OF the Nashville and Chattanooga
1t jssneF the cenier Of the State,
thirty two miles southeast Of Nashville, six;
teen from Lagcrghe, and one hundred and
nineteen northwest OF Chattanooga. From
1917 to 1897 Muriressboro5 was the ca pitol
of Tennessee. F9tt
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Guardian's Sale.

TN ppisusnce of. an order Of the Probate
i Court Of Harrison Cosnty Ohio, made on
the l2th dav OF January, A. y. 1868, in the
case OF A Jul SJhrnibef, Guardian of Rachel
f. and Lewis D Winr5d, against his wards,
the undersigned viii on the 7th day of Febru-
arv, A.. D 1869 at l2 clock on the premises
offer az public sale, the following described
real estate, situate in Harrison county State
Of Ohio, to wit. Northeast A'tarsrs Of Section
sixteen, in Township ten, range six, in the
Sreubenyille Land District, cpntaininsl seventy.
two acres, more or less,
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash On the day
'of sale, ore third in one and one-third in two
years front the dhy oi'rnle. 10 be secured by
m6r4gage on The pteni1ea sotil and the deferred
payments. to bear interest at a,e rate, OF o per
cent per annum. pnyable annu ally. tth
Appraised at $630,e 90
,H,fEsFs EFSa "A. .JUEsCIIR RIRER,s
.stIt Guardian of Rachel f.
5t gifu~la,-ag faH and Lewis j, Winrod.
& PHIlP DoNAHrE, Atty. 1aa tr air.
8 jan l4. lSUJ-fL "a lsr 81 ,4te.f r-ff q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-14

Rev. John B.oClarlS, of Pittsburgh,
and Colonel Of one Of the Pennsyllva-
5nia regiments, that toek such 4 con
spicuous part m the battle of Freder-
icksbprggs ! in which br th,eT Col Colonel bore
himself most gallantly, was on visit
to his mother and sister in this vicinity
during the, past week. We understppd
he thinks tile war viii end when the
Milleninm arrives. Sa sta sAB
Lieutenant 'William TCady, Of the
18th 0hi9, has resigned his post on
accountsef poorsheaith, and returned
70 shome in cadiz during the past
week ..-,,g -. r.a 4. s..4,,
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.6T Subscribers finding tiis usrk 4 on pe
margin of their paper may lno,O that ute
time for .ohteh hey hare paid their subscription
to ne Sentinel is about expiring, They are
requested to remit as soon as they see hl's mark
t. as no popers are sent from The o6lce anti
paid Jor.-T0 ~ r- q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-14

"A brown. silk umbrella, " IT'D the initials
W. VIZ" carved upon the handle. irixed
mot SO much for its value, but as a tamily
relic, Any one iinling The above ana, lea wing
\ at this office, will receive the grateful ac.
Acknowledgements of
-..s ..,......e e..f WALTER II. BEgBE, ,a'
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rMr. Latham, the Representa-

R% Mr.. Latham, the Representa-
two Inoths Ohio Legislature, from
Harrison county, gave notice on last
Thursday, jan 8, that he intended
to introduce q bill-sto authorize the
Commissioners of Harrison county to
levy a sufficient amount of taxes on
thesproperty Of said county for the
support of the families Of cur soldiers;
and also torefund all moneys paid into
township military committee fund for
military purposes. "
q To the first part Of the bill We have
no Objections; but to. the second part
of the bill we are decidedly opposed to.
When a person voluntarily subscribes
money to any object. they should pay
it out of their own pocket, and not ask
the public,t to pay it, for them, Sub
scribing mopeygto a behetolcpt Or any
other object, and then asking other
people to refund it toyou, is a very poor
kind Of liberality, to-say the least Of
it. And we hope the Legishtture will
have the good sense to strike out the
last part Of Mr.. Latham's bill. s. 3,
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Why5tot Eoii0y ,thc. PRECEDENT

lnasnuch o tlie seizure blythe mil itary
authorities Of the gpInblers in the West has
been the means of restoring to the Govern
hent' moneyIit had lost, and that had come
into their hands, why Iwouldsit not be q good
idea to extend Gen Grants discipline 60 Si>
mon Camereh7 8 Nobody doubts hat be can
tell where mjli9ns,o of dollars are that. should
belong to the Federal Treasury. Whvs not
seize him. and try the experiment. khe
too big an Abolition fish to meddle with?
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Gln Washington city. on Christmas
day, a large crowd of white teamsteIs, at
tackled the color ed teamsters, ~ the camp on
6 street, with sticks, stones ahk knives, dri
wing them ouc of their quarters. Several
were badly injured. -.-lr .Ll. ,-L.--.-l..
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B9~ Captain Richard NJ. Vorhes,
of the 65th Ohio, was dangerously
wounded insthe abdomen and hip, in
tllcrcccnt Battle atMurfresboro. Capt.
V. is son of Jacob Worries, Esq, of
North township, this county, and bros
thcr of Captain Vorl,cs of the 126th
Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-14

ISDrANoroLis. JAM 8. = The Democratic
caucus to night nominated for United States
Senators. David Turpie, Of White c'unty,
for the short term and Hon. T. Hendricks,
Of Marion, for the long term.Y gG-agszp
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GRAIN AND SrocK TRADE or CHICAGO
We learn that the Messrs. Fairbanks have
set in the elevators in this city, during the
last year about seventy OF their five hundred
bushel hopper scales and several smullsr ones.
Each of these can be loaded to its full capac-
ity aud the load discharged in few minutes
which shows something OF the immense a.
mount OF grain which can be weighed upon
them They have also set, at the different
stock yards in the city. five ofitheir stock
scales, platforms Of sufficient size to, weigh, .
whole car load at once which musta add great
ly to the facilities for shipping live stock
from this market - Chicago Tribtus.
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NcSsO Equnlity iM lNHnssachuseiaS
AbOiiiioM Governor Andrew
Dines wiiha Negro son Ncw



Dines wiihn Negro son New
ears DaY. aid tc Fge5 I8 HsiJtru. ls.,l
The Bosten (Massachusetts) Post says:
MANY Of our readers have supposed that
our, statement that Governor Andrew and
The Secretary Of State 'dined with colored
iliend ia Southac street on Thank sgiving
Bay was ajoke. Not So The host was
lewis Hayden, a con:raband, employed as
messenger at the State House, The, dinner
was a success. About twenty five guests
were present The company was very salec t
the Governor and the Secretary being the ON
ly white persons present. "agGlHahe 3t71y \
When VIZ have declared that to put me-
groes on apoltical and social egpslty with
the whites was the object, and would be the
result OF the Abolition agitation il successful
IL has been indighity denied BY some Repub
licans who did not see the 0dfift Of lie policy
they were sustaining To such we ,conl
mend the above action Of Governor stAndrew.
What do they say to that? cs.& gitnlni
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67-The estmable vile Of Colonel r. II
Jacob, ofthe Ninth Kentucky Cavaay, do.
parted this life very suddenly in, this cityron
Sunday night. The deceased was the daugh.
ter Of the late Thomas II. Benton. The re
mains were semitic StdIods yesterday ior
ipterment.-rL Losiasjltsi5o@nal, 6M, M,aTte
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HJ There is no important news by
Tuesdays mails. II 8A I'll

nTY~It is feared that the rebels
have again taken possession of Spring
field, Missouri. m,
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Exc tutors .Natica.

M pIlGE ~ here W given tllat tlle uadersign-
,J.N ed has BEEN appointed aad duly qualified
as Exec,ttof of the estate oiUatlscrins Fieschsr.
late al Harrison oanty, glhio, deonased. All
persons interessed viii take notice and govern
themselves accofdinglys s'llfs3f NJ sI'
& III III THOMAS HKACKENs Exftntor
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RoiIroad Time Table.

Trains on the Cediz' PFfnfc . arg nnVVvI TOppfi
pisg Is olIoss: y ddL oahoii u
"a, 5:35A.M. $50 A. N. $50 P. NJ
Arrive al Cadiz 7'45- +" Has 745 "
Tn. train leaving Cadis at 5:S5 NJ, con-
,..,s with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at $50 A. N. connects
with tbe tr1ingoing East, and hetrain ieav,
ing At 6sS0,E.M. connects With both Eastern
and Western trains.
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Notice

rs hereby given that there will be an election
l. held, ut The usaa l-place o holding elections
in Chdiz TO wnship, on Wednesday ,e 28th day
OF january, 1853: tor the ofiiceef Justice Hf the
Peace for Cadiz township, in pl4 of Thomas
Phillips Esq, who has offered i,is'resignatiou
% ,Gy order Oh Township Trustees SkEg
il ..uay gsot. sJslsSa, fslRAuLD, Up Cier&.
Jan. IA 1S63-3t ft-- .sa
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

Tho following prices of advertising have
been agrced upon by the publishers OF papers
in Codiz TO take effect from and after January
], lS63:-- ~"
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.1@- The State Agricultural .C9n>
yentior met h Columbus onlast We'd
], n,essday, and was very largely attended.
The following gentlemen we're elected
members. Of the State Board Of Agri-
culture: David Taylor, of Franklin
county; D, McMilleno of Greene county,
d. p. Gardner, Of Lucas county, Wm.
Dewitt, Of gCuyahoga county. and
VIM r. Putnam, of Washington copn-
ty Eli Peacock, Esq, President Of
the Hafrison County gricultural So
ciety was in attendance IS the dele
gate from iseouhty.g sassib w
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mexieo..- !


1. 4. .FREFoH sUccKs9Ey, ;, - I =
Vep Ctaz. dates 70 the 27th ptps announee
that the French had begun their advance and
a division 1900 strong occupied a strong
position at Orizaba, An express from Mon
terey, which with dates from San. Antonio
to Dec. 4tti. says that S 900 French whipped
25 600 iMexicaTs' al Puebla, and were in pos
session OF that place. Ihey were preparing
to advaHcs ON the city Of Mexeoi ninety
miles distant. ~. .. 80
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I - ETn O R 5Ell

-
HI, EEain, street. Wheeling, Wa.
CTONEs &. THOMAS announce to their
-. friends nnd the public that they are in re-
CENT Of their stockof Fall aud Winter Goods.
embracing Dry Goods in ali their varieties
Curpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, M Him
cry Goods OF every iv ariety Notions, and Va.
Tieties generally comprising the largest, and
in some respects, the, most desirable we ever
brought. to the city, OuI CUSTOMERS may rest
assured TINT they will reap all the adva ntaaes
ihst fair'daaling. a long experience, close a .
tentioD to business, careful buying and buyinp
with Cash, can give them, 1--WE buygmost of
our goods. with cash, directly from the man
ufacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large per
eentage We have ample faciites for doing
largo Jobbing Trade, and invite the intention
OliNlerchantst to our slock before, buying, and
Tpilors to our slock OF Cloths, Cassimores and
Vestings. y.v ~
Without particularizing, we will say we
Keep the largest stock in the city of the follow.
ing as wells all goods. ~ -. ta. sH tEr5
Dress Siks,of every style and price. a 4H
Millinery goods, silks, velvels. ribbons &C.
I,. French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
''"" Goods for Friends wear and travelling
te9to Shawis oi every grade and price. 7''T
Plabds &iRrluts, ~ worsted fabrics Tor dresses
!. Eloaks and Coaking, Prints, Tick ,Muslins.
Flannels1 Blankets, and goo,s ior Men d
Boys wear generally, No ~. H..
Good House shall sell cheaper.
z Our stock Of .FURS will be fekst 4 to b very
desirable. We ask attention 80 16ar stock of
Carpeting, etc, which.iswe. " tsltE and at low
prices
All goods sold at a small advaree ten pur.
chase. # uA - EalGu ..i +sat -fh I 'Iit
Persons making purchases in the city wild find
il to their interest greatly to give us a,oali be-
tore buying. 3 . s~...,.. I+.., ... ..s ,.. .
Parcels kant to any part of The city FREE.
Remember the sign oi the Golden ee-Hive,"
near the Suspension Bridge ta}-' l.it"
i.og sd ea $500 Sc STONE g. THOMAS
Nov I. lS6l-tf n4gr.te:..y en- M-,gf.,.tE
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CADIz TO WHEELING.
And Tri-Weekly from Cadiz to
St. Clairsville,

St. Clairsville.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the travelling community that he is run
ming the u. S. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz o
Wheeling; and that one OF his splendid hacks
will leave Wheeling and Cadiz every morn
ing, at A. NJ, and conpect with the cars Of
both places. Ills hacks are new, his teams
good, and his drivers ca eareluland atientiye.--
He hopes 10 receive the pan0nag geof the trav-
eliing public, as he will endeavor 10 merit
their patronage by strict attention TO their
wants .a4 1A ,-.aN ll 4efTlaNi
Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz to
Wheeling 81 30 For the round trip only 500
lie is also running new Hack between Ca.
diz and ST., Ciairsvile, leaving Cudiz every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings:
and ST. Clairsyille every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. Particular attention
paid to carrying Express Packages.
n-a" EVERY Stable.
He has a so in Cadiz as good Livery Sta
bic as there is in the country. Buggies, Car.
riages, Horses, &C., TO be had at all tines
Travellers either arriving on the cars or in the
hack, can be taken TO any point they may de-
sire. Terms reasonable. \ .a..- Ii, .,
-'''''J '"' WILLIAM L. HOUSER.
Cadiz,r Ohio, Aug. Is 1861 ggEH III F.5
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pag- Hon, Robert aTayler, the
present Auditor If State If Ohio, has
been appointed Comptroller Of the U.
IS. Treasury in place of Elisha Whit
essy,cdecased,4a1an '''O' ''-''' '''''a
.eses OF aggp kionit+ $3.50
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6ROCERIRsI- GsstoGEREEs
-rarsf ssr.s.fr ..r AT -arrr,.a-..r.-- --
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
S,o.lr Rresh mud Comntete

stock Fresh nnd Complete.
WE have on hand, and are now receiving
w iron the South and East, ths Iargesf
Stock OF Groceries ever brought ~ Cndiz, 10
winch we wish 70 call the atIenti0n Of Retail.
ers and olhers wishing 10 purchase for their
own consumption. Weare determined TO cell
as low if NOT lower than either Sieubenvills
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
part OF - l '- trtE
SuaARs-N. o. Sugar 100 hhds.
F Circle ACfushed 20 bbls.
: Powdered 10 ..
A Soft Crushed 10 "
3 :. = '-...f 10 10 -.
MoLAssEs-N- o. siolasses 500 bbls
SYRVP-Loyenny's Golden 20
CofFEE-Prime Rio $50 bass.
r - - lava a - Sc Sockets
Rict-Prirne Rice 10 Tierces
FIsH--No Maekerei -.- 40 bbls.
40hbb!s.
Lake Fish sil kinds IoOX
. Scotch Herring SO hoxea
SonA-English Soda 90 kegs
Soda Saietatus. % .-' 20 boxes
SPICEs-Ground Pepper 20 /"
Tf Grain '' 10 Sacks
Gloves, Cinnamon, Nnlmegs,
Ginger, Mustard, &c., &c.
April 25, 90 .--. -.-..--.r 81 -- g & w
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YXT A T c HE rs ssG
w Atyery low prices and Warranted.
New stoclSrsceised' az AftRETT's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
The above are exclusive of receipts from corpora
tions, from salaries, and from stamps.

Rich GOLD DlscovERIRs IN WEsrERs NKBRAs-
KA-The Nebraska Republican, reports that the
gold mines OF Western Nebraska and Dakotah are
developing mineral resources OF surprising richness.
Several letters of recent date have been received 10
this city from gentlemen known 10 be in all respsets
Trustworthy, stating that the entire region ut the
eastern base Of the Rocky Mountains, commencing
at the head waters of Wind River, only about 800
miles from Fort Laramie. and extending north.
wardly aud westwardly to the head waters OF tho
Missouri River, has been found to contain deposits
Of gold of such quantities as to render mining ex'
ceediugly profitable. Several gentlemen who have
heretofore resided in this cit have writ en- 10 thei!
friends here stating that the newly-dscoyered gold
regions are infinitely superior to those OF Colorado.
Banno,k City had not iity inhabitants in he early
part Of September Inst; il has now population Of
more than ,000 and the emiVrasis rapidly pour.
ing in from all quarters. Tue earnings Of miners,
as stated by these letter.writers almost fabu.
lOus, and IL taey were not well known and trust.
worthy we could not believe their statements.
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rc,, Made Of <,uerQffuV Sfcnm.

From Gaiignonfs M,sseI ger (Payt,l J1. ~ 1903
IN American gentleman IAlr y. l.. i-ih,onl uas
lately visited Paris for the purpose OF submitting 10
the French Government his new method OF gene
rating steam instead OF the ordinary fuel, he uses
retroeum oil or should that be wanting ordinary
coal oil; aud as tho machinery which he employs can
be easily applied 10 the steam engines in general use,
he claims The merit OF eilreling very considerable
saving. The points which his patent particularly
dwells on are these: First: FROM water OF equal
temrerature the time required for generating steam
70 % pounds pressure above the atmosphere was
found b actual experiments 10 be in favor of the oil
II minutes 10 81 minutes fer coal In the same boiler,
and for ovaporating wster 9.25 los. to 425 bs also
in favor OF the oil Second: The cost OF coal oil OK
trced from one tun Of camel coal delivered in any
port ia France would be les than the coal IN cops.-
qencc Of TIE Of carriage for the attsr and with
Lintons mode, the use Of OIL thus extac,cd will gen.
erntc infinitely more steam than the coal itself.
Thi.J: The faving in bulk over coal Is 30 per cent,
ana IN weight 800 los o. oil are equivalent 10 1000
lbs of coal. Thus ship for bljckading purposes
cond remmn at n port iour times AS long with oil as
with fuel. Fourth: Zen men, with the uso Of oil In
the irc-room department Of slip, are equal TO MY
with coal. Filth: Tbs lirc by the new mode can oe
cxtpgn!shed in one minute and u bali, ana ishated
wIfh a FIJI blast IN tie elme tine. SIKH; iue
lArgest steamers now running between New'iofh
and Llyerpoo! rluiic ,'VJ iuns space ioi eo"',