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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23
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CiTArR OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, al
10 Probate Court held Montpelier Within f5r said
~ District, the I'M day o. March, A. D. 100
AZ inarument purporng iobe the last viii and estamsnt
otWAm Bradford. late q Barre In said District deceased
being ptesend TO the Court for Probate ordered by a
Court thar ~ concerned therein BE- notified
~ session % aid Court holden Probate Once,
hontpecr on The hday n Apr AID 40. and shew csuse,i
any they have against the Probate u aid Will for
purpose tnsr arfred hsi copy q the record of his
order he puhhed three successvely the Vsrmout
Watohman aui state Journal printed Montpelier previous
TO said time appointed for hearing
true copy OfReoofd. Attest,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23

The Celebrated PoubEErrE Lodi Manufacturing Co..
the CHEAPEST and BEST fertilizer Of the age kept for sale
by MEssEs. FRzscs A CHATTEn, Agents,
"a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23

n OTlCE-This certides that have given
' my son Dana s. Currier his time during the re-
mAindet Of his minority That shall claim any Of
his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. S. Nj. CURRIER.
Witness, J. H. GEORGE.
Hardwick, March, LIST, 1885. s9Ol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23
STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young and gentleman in the United States cal
hear something very much thr aivAutars by return
free Of charged BY ADDRESSING the undersigned Those hAv
Ing Of being humbugged viii ohge BY not noticing mi
card All others will please address their obsden servant
rHOs y. CHAPMAN,
aI.n nrualwav. Nee Ynrk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-23
AeQaI lottets.


ALVENZA THOMPSON'S ESTATE.
CrArg ~ VERMONT wAsHly8rOy DISTRICT, g.
In PflHate Court. holden At Montpelier and said
- niHt-.st, ln thr 6.l day of Htroh, A, %. lsBt
Ne1re w kennedy, aimlnstrtt1ron M estate 0 Aiysnsa
Ihomp. NJ ae 9 waterbury, Ia sad tisifc dscsase
Application 0 old ertsu The time heretofore allowed
hin % h debts Que from sl estate and render his
mnistratonAccaun until future day Whereupou,
ordered ~ sA court that % Application BE- heard The Pro-
bate ohce IN Montpelier The 10Th day N April A. D. 1875
and II u further pntfei that noti- be given 10 all
concerned Dy the publication u this order 10 the Vermont
weeks successirslg beflre said hearing.
By fhe tourt,-Atts1t, i. X. MERRILL.
Ul.0l fuIg
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and do that, too, several times year, by
which they compel the wealthy to purchase
many more clothes than there is need for; but
all this pays very well. 3E'
This vogue spreads all over the world i'll a
very short time, and in this way millions
upon millions arc most unnecessarily spent
every few months for fashion is tyrant
whose commands cannot be disobeyed. In
meteorological domicile-that is, where the
husband knows his place-all that his better
half has to do, is to indicate her wish for a
new and fashionable dress, and he gets it. In
those abodes, however, where the lady is not
apparently so absolute, it comes to about the
same thing and the votaries of fashion all
do homage to the deity set up in Paris
After all, as nonsensical as are MANY fash
ions and as ridiculous as they make those
appear who are led away to adopt every whim
and extravaganza of the hour, they yet have
their uses, and very important uses too; for
they encourage industry in many ways, and
increase our happiness greatly, by making
wives and daughters well pleased with them
selves, and consequently with their lords and
masters, their papas, aud their ever-devoted
admirers-the latter of whom, as rule, are
quite as much interested in the progress Of
fashion, and the qualification of their tastes,
as the sy-cheeked students of cockle-shell
bonnets, or cinderella slippers
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Meeting OF Tenants.

meeting of the tenants of Norfolk took
place last night at eight o'clock, at the Court
House. j. NJ. freeman was called TO the
Chair, and James F. M;lligan appointed secre-
tary. .ea e...E r.s
The President explained the object Of the
meeting to be for the purpose OF discussing
some definite line of action, in regard to the
present exorbitant rates of rents which, ID
consequence Of the unprecedented scarcity Of
money, and the dizziness in all classes of bilsi-
ness, ground heavily upon all. 1t was, there
fore, necessary to call upon the landlords, and
request them to show their inagnaninlity by
coming forward to the relief of the oppressed
and burdened tenants. In order to do so, it
would be necessary to have some harmony of
action.
On motion of S. D. Campbell, committee
of three was appointed by the Chair to draft
series of resolutions, as the sense of the
meeting upon the question in point to re-
port at an adjourned meeting tonight, at
eight o'clock. at the Court House
The Chair appointed the following gentle
men as a committee, in accordance with the
resolution, namely s. D Campbell, G. D.
Graham, E. Camp. t
| E. Camp stated that several landlords had
given him to understand that if the move
ment as general one GU the part Of the
tenants, they would be listened to with every
prospect of success. The chair announced
that Kimberly Brothers had already come
forward, and reduced their rents from 70 to
| 80 per cent, and that 7. Bottimore had re-
| duced his rents 833 per cent.
On motion, the proceedings of the tenants
| meeting tonight was requested to be pub
| lished in the city papers, and hand-bills be
printed for circulation announcing the meet
ing, &C., tonight.
j. Hardy Hendren argued that tho only
remedy for high rents under present circum-
stances, was to organize more building asso-
Citations, and that the two Row in operation
had more than they could do. He explained
the practical working, and advantages of
these associations.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet
tonight at 8 O'clock, at the Corporation
Court room, City Hall for the purpose of re-
ceiving the report of the committee on reso-
buttons, and more fully accept the importance
of action for the relief of the burdenA tenants
of the city
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Dabney's Lie Of jack son.

We were shown to-day very handsome
copy of the "Lifs and Campaigns of stone
Wall, JACKSON" by r. L. DABNEY, DID,,
of Virginia This work is in the hands OF
Mr. ROGER MARTIN, of Richmond, the nu-
thorized agent for its sale in Norfolk City and
County. Mr. MARTIN has entered into ar
raneements with our townsman, CHARLES a.
WILSON, ESQ, for the purpose of afrordlng
mr citizens an opportunity OF securing copies
g ofthe work. So much has been said, cdIto-
rally and otherwise, by our best citizens and
reviewers, in praise of this great work, that u
ia needless for us to commend it further to
our people. ~ ~. Mr., -. -,
he nlaced en- the shelves of the book stores
This. therefore. will he the only opportunity
81 eating it. Mr.. MARTIN proposes to go
ro,,na and see our citizens individually, to OBJ
tain their signatures. A list will also be
onened at Mr. WILsoN's, So that those who
nav not see Mr.. MARTIN, can leave their
names there, No. 43 Bank street. The book
win be furnished Immediately on the compile
tion of the subscription lists. We wish DIS
tinctly to state that the work is sold exclu-
sively for the benefit Of Gen, JAcKsoN's widow,
abe receiving the net profits therefrom. Each
purchaser will be presented, free OF charge,
with very handsome portrait OF JEFFERSON
DAVIS on sheet l9x24.
The Typography and binding are in keep
inc with the great subject of the work, and
the ability and yigor with which tits written
n, more complete, graphic and accurate life
of the immortal Hero can be written; and
every man, whatever his sentiments may be,
ought to put copy in his library as an accu-
rate work for reference, and volume of
most entertaining reading aud thrilling in
tsrest t4
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MAYORS CouRr Noyfoik.-His Honor, JoBS
r. LUDLOW Presiding, June 10th, 1866.
II. Johnson, negro, arrested by officers Taylor
and Wyatt, charged with stealing boat SAIL
Sent on for further examination.
NJ. Howell vs C. E. Staples, on warrant.
Case adjourned till tomorrow. Lsua8
p. Wilkinson, negro, arrested for stealing hides
from s. Winingsr. Ordered to leave the city in
n hours.
]. O. Donne and J. Daily, arrested for steal
ing $3.50 from a negro on board the steamer
Gsorgeanua. Discharged for want of evidence.
Martin Connolly and J. Flanagan. arrested on
suspicion of being deserters from the United States
Navy.
SUPERIOR CoUar.--His Homer Judge R. II. Ba-
ker, presiding.
- Brown, charged with stealing. Dis
charged. us. ..-."
CoHpoRArIoS CouRr.-Judge Thos. C. Tabb,
Presiding -
License granted to Nash. Cobb Co., s. II.
Borum, j. r. Seal, W. Fl. Brock, and to Lovitt
Bro. to retail ardent spirits f.....
License granted to A. J. Manning and to G..
W. Singleton to keep hotels.
VIM. B. Deggs, Sergeant, qualified by giving
bond, with John 7. Daniels, G. G. Walker, B.
Kayton Simon Stone, G.. W. Chamberlin, Thos.
P. Crowell, G. Fl. Whitehurst, F. s. Dashield
and George Sangster, his sureties, and taking
the oaths required by law. .-,.
Sharp, Trustee, vs.. Quinn and als.-Forth-
coming bond was being argued when reporter
left. .I
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PARADISE LOST - The celebrated Miltonian
Tabeau of Paradise Lost, which has attracted
attention and admiration wherever exhibited,
will be presented to the people of this city, at
the Opera House, on Tuesday, July Sd, and
during the week. @
An exchange says: !" This exhibition is the
graudest specimen Of the best Of Painting that
has ever been produced in this country. So
characterized BY all critics
Their patronage IN other cities has been the
most extensive Of any exhibition of the sea-
son. All speak in the highest terms of its
excellence.
1t is not only grandly beautiful and impress
sive, but very instructive to both old and
young. See advertisement in another col
umn
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which invite the at
tention of our readers:
The Tenonts Of Norfolk are called upon to
rally at the Court House at O'Clock, to discuss
rents. Landlords are invited.
Hamburger Brothers call attention to their
large and elegant tment of tobacco, cigars,
&c. aal5 aa.eas. tG.
Dsmorests Monthly Magazine for July, full OF
original mater and latest fashions is now ready,
No. 473 Broadway, N. Y.
Deming gives notice to an appreciative public
that on Saturday he will open lot Of "splendid
corned beef"
Paradise Lotion Wednesday at 8 o'clock,
this great Miltonic Tableau will be presen ed to
the public.
observation-disclosures John Sylvester will make
an Excursion to Cobb's Island, Sunday morning
July LIST. See adve, tisement.
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ATrMErrED INcENDfAHIsM. Its was

ATTMEPTED INcENDfARIsM Its was dis
covered this morning, that some fends in hui
man shape, had cndeavored last night to fire
wooden kitchen attached to small tene.
ment, on upper U1ion street. 1t was left by
the villains with the chips and shavings very
properly ignited, and they no doubt felt as
sured of success but happily for the parties
for the ricksty, leaky old kitchen, was SO
thoroughly saturated with water, from the
heavy showers yesterday that it refused to
quietly went out.
Still this does not prevent lis from sincerely
wishing that our Police officers would spare
no means to bring all like offenders to justice
What has become of the Vagrant law
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New YoaK AND NORFOLK STEAM PACKET
CoMPANY.-These swift and elegant steam
ers, commanded by Captains Chichester (ot
the Washington) and Snyder tof the Valley
City,, leave Higgins wharf every Saturday,
at IL NJ, bound for the great city of Gotham.
Freight can be contracted for. or passage Sc
cured, at the Office Of Thos z. Crowell & Co.,
Agents at the dock of the line.
At the same place, and from the same
agents, freight or passage for Philadelphia can
be secured on the steamer Alexandria, Capt.
Vance. BY either line, man with the
leisure and money might enjoy sight of the
clark blue sea" and Whit of the invigorat-
ing air of the ocean, to the delight of his
tastes, and the improvement of his health
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The PETERSBURG EXPRESS. We are sin
cerefy gratified to welcome back to our files
the cheerful face of our excellent friend the
Petersburg Express, which has been re-es-
tablished by its enterprising owner in an
sstonishinely short space Of time, considering
the heavy loss sustained in the Office of our
contemporary.
We trust that like the tabled bird of an
tiquty, in rising from its ashes it has taken as
long lease of life as the story has assigned
to the Phoenix; and though our figure may
not be striking, in its novelty, we assure our
contemporary that it is entirely sincere.
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The EPHEsus.-We understand that this
vessel will clear tomorrow for Liverpool, di-
rect. tits gratifying tou to state that Col.
LAMB, by his energy and enterprise, has sue
ceeded in obtaining almost full cargo for
this ship; she being now filed to over three
fourths her capacity.
The agent and owners have every right to
feel aattered at this result, after the long de-
lay in her arrival, and at this dull season Of
the wear.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Ponr OF NORFOLK AND Poarsnoura, June 49,

PoRr OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, june 70.
ARRIVALS.
Str Thos. Kelso, RUSSELL Baltimo- o.
Str. j. 4. Brady, Lands, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond.
,Schr L. I. Dunock, Kirwin, Havre-dz- Grace,
with coal to C. f. Staples.
Schr Worrcl Seward, fin Port Deposit, with
stone to N. & P. r. r.
Schr Jno. P. Smith, Seward, FIN Port Deposit,
with stone to N. Il Z. r. R.
Schr Founder, silvey, fun Bait, with coal to
E. Carnage.
Schr Father & Son, Wilson, fun Philadelphia,
with coal to Santos & Bro.
Boat Viola, Skies, slaves to Jno. James.
Boat Indian Queen, slaves to Jno. James.
Boat Jno. Bruce, slaves to Jno. JImes,
DEPARTURES.
Str James 7 Brady, lands, Baltic.
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell,
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eous, McCarrick, Yorktown.
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General Rousseau.


Spscial Dispatch to the New York cypress.
Washington, June 27.----'rhe COMMITTEES OF
Investigation completed their work to-day,
and, it is said, will recommend the expulsion
oil Gen. Rousseau by resolution. The COM
mittee is very er-porte one.
This is no more than we expected, and will
we trust, secure to Gen. Rousseau the election
by the Legislature of Kentucky to seat in
the U s. Senate EDS DAY Book.
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SUDDEN DEATH,-We regret to announce
the sudden death Of Mr. Charles Rogers, on
Main street, at Mrs. Kendalls. He was in
apparent health the moment before, and fur
nishes his numerous friends a sad Illustration
Of the truth that, lin the midst of life we are
in DEATH The physicians called to the case
have expressed no opinion, s, far as we are
able to learn, as the cause of his death
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Meeting of the New Council.

This body convened in their Chamber in
the City Hall yesterday afternoon, at four
aud-a-ha!f o'clock, for the purpose of organ
izing
Present: C. A Santos, G. w. Bluford, w.
Bean, w w Chamberlain. T. NJ Wilson,
John Peters, Sylvestus Hartshorne, F Under
hill, W. H. Smith, David Balsom, NJ Fitz-
gibbon, w R. Roberts. james E. Barry, VIM.
Il. Turner w II. Taylor, C. w. Newton,
R. A. Mapp, VIM. Stevens, A. l.. Hill, B.
Kayton, R. Capps, P Dilworth, j s. Tag
CART, E. Allen, a. S. Dozier, M. Parks, c. L.
Cole, G. Barnes, and V. D. Groner, Esqrs.
The meeting was called to order by Mr. G..
W. Bluford, who moved that Mr.. G. w
Newton be called to the Chair, which was
conquered in
The Clerk then read the report Of the Com
missioners appointed to superintend the late
municipal election, which was received. I'm
mediately after, the Council were admins
tered the required oath Of Office by the Mayor
of the city.
The Chair announced the first business in
order to be the appointment of a Recorder.
Mr.. c. L. Cole nominated w E. Taylor,
ESQ.,, for that Office. His motion was Sc
eonded, and the vote, taken Uiua voce, re-
suited in the election of that gentleman.
The next in rotation was the election of
Aldermen. The Council proceeded to ballot,
and the chair appointed Messrs. Santos and
Barry to act as tellers. The following gem
tlemen were declared elected:
B. w Catch, S. Hartshorne, c. W. New
ton, VIM. H. Smith, A. L. Hill, Jas. Cor
nick, Griffin Barnes and Nathaniel Nash.
Mr.. Newton being elected to the position
of Alderman, declined to oficiate longer as
Chairman; whereupon Mr.. G.. W. Bluford,
on motion of Mr. Roberts, succeeded him.
A communication from the Mayor, nom
mating eighteen names for the City Watch
was read, received and adopted:
The following are the eighteen that now
constitute the night police:
William Robinson, s. p. CHM, John
Burke, w. Parr, G.. c. Benson. William
Webb, W, Frost, NJ Cooper, VIM. Crosby,
M Ward, John Banks, W. Rollins Dennis
Mack, Ut. Evans, Jos. Taylor, Jacob Cor
nick, A. Griswold and Henry Butt.
The following gentlemen, elected by the
Council. compose the Board Of Health
DR.. w J. Moore, w. II. Turner, VIM. T.
Harrison, w, w. Hall, R. H, Stevens.
The following gentlemen were unanimous
ly reelected Port Wardens: j. L. Hipkins,
Edward Chamberlaine, and Robert Balls
Sundry pc itions, accompanied by recon-
mendations for the office Of Harbor Master.
were received and acted upon. resulting in the
election Of The Gentlemen whose names we
snb;oin Eohn M Gibbs r Iakin and r
FIiobtfoot 5{@S7I 7106Es@f
r + C.,rnrew wos e unanimously re-electad
Chief, Ensinasr Of tbe Fra Dsnart,nent And
r "1slS q a,;lI' ~ W. p alIan anno;ntsd
Ass;s,a - 49, ~ p'-1''
Ias Pat,lag ~, u 70 a,actea waioh-.
.,1os M p,a.f,.r, Sc :, 80 ga Iohn ramn
han Esn Watcher 1s of tba M Mar Scales
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w. r. ROBERTS, Auctoneer, will sell to-mor-
row, morning, commencing at ten o'clock, at tho
Metropolitan Livery Stables the entire stock
Of horses, carriages, omnbusses, buggies,
wagons, &C., stock Of the late firm of Huyck
& veazey.
This is fine opportunity for parties in
want toprovide themselves, as the property
to be solids Of the very best quality.
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SAD NEGLECT We are informed that
Portlock's Cemetery is implanted of by our
Portsmouth, friends, and we trust that the
representations made to US may induce imme-
diate attention to the duty of keeping in re-
pair spot SO sacred as that dedicated to the
ultimate sleep of man.
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NOTICE.
INSURANCE..


|Ihh ceMPakY o. soh aEFsgRANch
TN PoR a re D a1s49.
Authorized Capital, :. si,oSS,SSSS
Board Of Directors:
j. e. Deming, President.
John ,. Whitehead, President Franklin Say
Gilbert g. Walker, President Exchange Ma
| tional Bank.
Q. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
9. II. Rowland, of late Rowland Brothers,
John d. Gofdan, of j. D. Gordan & Co.
Bankers
Joseph R. Spratiey, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer Il Nee. Ex
change.
W. T. Harrison, President Mer and Mec Saw
ings Bank.
George sangster, Esq, j. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, Esq.
gas- City and Country assurances Of every
character taken at lowest current rates and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner of
Main and Commerce streets.
lire, LIFE, MARINE & INLAND
j. G.. DENIM G, AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co,
Home Fire New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, NY.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society. Va
~ Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &c, and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. C. DEMING, Agent,
Office, Deming's Insurance Building,
aa 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce Ste.
THE NORFOLK
i INSURANCE AND TRUST
U.s. 9 Q MI p "a IN x,
o.p Gfaapftas11it RscR1Rrn sl'ooo'e eesc ooo
VIM B. ROGERS, President.
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
Directors SIG
Simon Stone, '2 W. W. Wing
George Sangstsr, Cicero Burrass,
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples,
8. S. DAWES, Secretary.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer.
WIN. II. c. ELLIS, ESQ.,, Counsel
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMP N Y.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the Savings Bank
principle, allowing per cent. interest On
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
and per cent. on all sums for longer periods
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
lst., and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit, and to cease ten DAYS prior
to withdrawal. t.f.aea.. $50
Win discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appertaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited = ii.. s.,g
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Office in the building kno wn as the Old Sayings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l-1y
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GUNNER RESORT.

Nv
l.AMBER1"S POINT HOUSE.
The subscribers respectfully call the attention of
the citizens to the fact that they have opened their
House at Lambert's Point, where they invite a
this pleasant retreat, assuring them that they
viii always find superior accommodations for
fishing, bathing, &C., with the very best liquors,
segars and edibles the market affords. Their
House will be visited by none but the NEST re-
spectacle portion Of the community, and in no
case will improper persons be accommodated.
ap "a. GIN THEO. S NELLIGAR, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ". Il. ROBERTS.

BY W. Il. KOBEKTS,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Cor. Roanoke Square aud Wide Water Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-14

I'm Pssspscs. cs.-fhs disesvefiss ~ "a
ths bowels Il ~ saetA dsvs = DsGl)e, j
~ Rect River on and Mining akany,
ass iodse1 o6sth1 oS ssps6al attsptioA. Al
the dspth 4 20 ssst. ths company hs6 ~
~ssh . ssch sswdrd fbr il lsbefs, psotidtd.
- is stated By The sneissss. - ~ peresd
I've fsss eight isch vsia ~ sosl-Sr ssu1l
n Il 10 y q even four feet thick, 4 The
genuine bitunineus-ssy ssthins tbsat
camel Of antbrscits, which il said 70 exist
in the vsin.-ths discovery i Of the sFsst-
ns impos a,cs-n only to the e'mtany,
bit TO the eoumsnity at la<ee. The cso-
rsny wih take steps at once to test TIP &C.
tnAl thlshssss Of this vsn, and il il il any.
thing nsss like Whist is now rspsssentAd. .
shsfs large enough - sdnit u mining tper
atoms, will b immediately sunk. A vein
of gcod soal. y ssst thick, q tAas pint,
will b. q uateld imporsasss. IT'S exActly
% he bank sf ~ river, essvsaisnb Ssr
shipping, snd can bs mined and delivered
Sef miiss and miles up snd dswn ths tvsr,
at lower figure than hes hitherto bssn
enjoyed. A few days sxsmination will
settle The feasibility Of the nattsr. Ths
public will sasssstly await ~ dsvslop.
msnts. "-