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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16

DANIEL. GOULD.
WHOLESAIE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN
E@s'ntess'e, Carpess. oil Cloths,
0Wss. 1eAGa, Window
shades, 40.
meh2l DIFF East Second Street cor Perrv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-16

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.;sh A irsme o6scs and stable n''' ~
| ~ I lrnbsr yard.
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Plain and Ornamental Painter,

n. W. NcCa.E0.a.AND.
DUlLDEk, MANUFACTURER OF SASH
- Door, lllinds. Mouldings. Brackets, Ac-
Contrscss for buildings Of every description.
Shop and Factory corner Of Main and Third
strects. Davenport. Iowa ael-ls66dAw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
HUGH MCCULLoCB,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
New York Dry Goods and other
Markets.
NEW YORK. May 2.

NEW York. May 2.
Gold closed I271z. Money still abundant.
Heavy fOrgeries are reported on Wall
rect to day. The forger IS a well known
operator in stocks, and it is thought he
lied to-day for Europe.
The Post says quotations FOR some gov
ernmeat stocks to-day are slight y depTess-
ed aud gold and foreign exchange advanced
bv exaggerated reports. As TO he smount
Of 5-2Os i'm ported by last Gamer from Eng
land, we learn that instead OF the 8ggregste
being five million, 1t falls considerably
short Of two millions.
The loan market fairly active at per
cent.
Senator sherman's bill for consolidating
the Various loans, is g nerally discussed on
Wall street.
Pelr leum and mining stocks were active
and higher this afternoon on the leading
shares.
Dry goods market steady, and some goods
look up an advance in cotton. The i'm
proyement IN commercial and financial
matters on the other side has produced
much better feeli in commercial circles.
There is a fair demand for many styles Of
imported goods, and from present indica-
tinns large trade will be done the coming
summer aud fall. Pdnts-Allen I7c, Amer
lcan Ioc, AmosRelg Aocg A4noiu l4ci Jun
nels l7c, Cocherco 200, Empire Loo, Freeman
l5c, Garner Isc, Hamilton lSc, London
mourning 1870, Lancaster l6c, Mcrrimsc
l9c, fairfield roe, Richmond lSc, Sprague
prints I9c, do Foote ISc, Victory l5c, VAN
sutta l21Ic, Jaquenend DTafer, extra IN
bleached, 45c; bieached 47e, colored samask
sheetine, beached, Balion q Son, &c; Bar
tell soc, Bates 4Oc, Bay Mills SIC, CaVoe lac,
Dwight 29c, Forest Dale SAC, Green Manu-
featuring Company 23He, Hope 80, James
30c, sheeting - Brown Amoskesg 225zc,
Atlantic 30, Angus zoe, Boot II Ice, do o
2Os, do SOC, Hoop skirts, Empress trail,
81 Is; shirs-stanaard dress SHIRTS, Nc. IS,
per dozen, SIS 90; corsets - Thompson's
French women &c, B lie, c I3c. Spool
cotton 49, Willamette 93e, Brooks 81 CO,
G cen & Daniels IS, Hadley 821zc, Orr i
McNought 81 09. Worsted braid CON
mon colUrs 9 &c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04

4
Gals Jubiiant--TWO-thir Vote can
Not be Obtained--The PROPOSE
lions of the Resolutions.
Special Dispatch TO The Cincinnati Enquirer.
WAsHIx6Tov, April 2S.-The Commit
tee on Reconstruction, after hard
struggle, 10 day succeeded in agreeing,
by a vote of twelve to three, upon
Joint resolution to be reported to Con-
gress, providing for an amendment of
the Constitution. The three negative
votes were those of the Democrats,
Messrs. johnson, Order and Rogers
The radicals are jubilant over the result,
but it is a matter of wonder what they
have to exult over, since their main
proposition, demanding immediate and
universal suffrage, was defeated.
1t is not believed that a two-thirds
vote can be had in Congress in favor of
the resolution in the form agreed upon
by the Committee. The resolution en-
braces the following propositions:
No State shall make or enforce
any law, abridging privileges or immu-
mites of citizens OF the United States
nor shall any State deprive any person
of life, liberty or property, without due
process of law, nor deny TO any person
within its jurisdiction equal protection
of laws.
Representatives are apportioned
according TO their respective numbers,
counting the whole number of persons
in each State, excluding Indians not
taxed, but wherever, in any State cleo.
ton, franchise was denied TO any por-
ton of male citizens not less than TWEEN
" one years OF age or in any way abridg-
ed. except for participation in the re-
bellion or other crimes, the basis OF re-
presentation In such State shall he re-
duced in the proportion which the num-
Der of such male citizens shall bear 10
the whole number Of male citizens not
less than tweuty-one years.
4 Until The 4th of July, 1870, all per
sons who voluntarily adhered to the
late instruction, giving il aid and COM
fort shall be excluded from the right
10 vote for members of Congress and
electors, President and Vice, Presideut
). Neither the United States nor any
State shall assume or pay any debt OF
obligation incurred in AID OF the insur-
lENAlDuf VI III AAA4AAA ANA NUAu pCnEdbloQ
for lost of involuntary service or labor.
s. Congress b il have power 10 en-
force, by appropriate Legislation, pre-
visions of tins article.
The committee will also report bill
providing that whenever the above
amendment shall become a part OF the
Constitution, and any State lately ia
instruction shall have ratified the
same, aud shall have modified its con
stituuon and laws in conformity there
with, Senators and Representatives
from such State, if found duly elected
and qualified, may, after having taken
the required oath Of Office, be admit.
ted into Congress as such.
In addition they will also report
bill declaring ineligible TO offices under
the Government of the United States
the principal Confederate executive,
legislative, foreign and judicial offices,
both general ana State, and others
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
In Chancery at Huntingdon, Tenn.
APRIL RULES. 1866
JJE B " Burscw,
w. : Bill.
n b BuTrow.

x B " BuTsCW,
". Bill.
n b Burow
IN ihi eau e, 4 sppearirg b the Clerk and Mas
te- Oh & the deten1an Hanni 81 laaer. Martial
Raider and rs ie Mary brevsrd, Hill ard 70 {
AMI vile II zlbeta, Joha S0uaers srd Vie Msribs.
John, INKS NJ sni Eienorsh Bascum. ana Nano-
leon -omeE ,cuiidren Of John and Mariba, Rspo.
lean burrow and child % Backs n are n, citizens
Of THIS STATE, hut Of tie Ststs Of ARK nsas and also
Edward Keen and wife Mersnda Napoieon r.
Mary, John x, and Virginia Keen. q fendaufs. Ar.
non-lesldents 81 The stste OF Tennessee. 30 that
the ordinary process Of Law cannot be served upon
them:
ats therefore ordersd that publication be made
for four 'essive weeks. in the Nashville Vpion.
a newspaper PUBLISHED IN ths city cf Nashville ne.
curing sad iendauts 20 sppesT st next crurt 10
be held az the courthouse 10 The town Of Hun Jog.
don, Tenn on lhe FIRST Monday IN August next
then aud there 70 plea8, snsWer or deTnur 10 com,
plainans bin. or the same will be taken Tor eoufes-
sed a. TO them and set for hearing ex paFts
spriO-4tH sW HAWKINS, CAM.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the estste
III Of sarah Taylor deceased. 20 which / sm the
ADMINISTRATOR iothe Clerk Of the County Cou-t OF
smith county, Tennessee; and an order having
been made for publcsbon in the Nashville Union
newspaper published N The city Of Nashville. Ten
nessee, for fosr successive wees requiring all
persons hsYDg clsi."s sgaInst tad estate 5 file
Them, properly authenticated, With ths Clerk OF
sad Court on or before the LIST daY Of september,
1860, ior ratsble settlement, under the InsolTent
laws Of the Sta e, or they all be forever barred.
This h therefore % give nniice Of the same April
5th, 1855. lsPS WIFI n WILLIAMS, Adm.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UNION OFFICE,
Nashville Nav 3 1881

Nashville, May 3, 1866.
The statement of the national debt for
May 1t, shows decrease Of nearly
SIG, 600 600 for the month. 1t is a. follows /:
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The following is a
statement Of the National debt: Debt bear
ing coin interest, Sl,lSG,029,S4l So debt
bearing currency interest, =, lss, 5l6,544 81;
matured debt not presented for payment,
SS77, 10 "a total debt bearing no interest,
S452, 3g2, 755 "a; total debt, S,827, $40 81 7Oj
amount in treasury, coin, $40 676 .4O7 OF;
currency, SCI 320, 62l 80; total in treasury.
sl67 1857 OPS s2; total debt, s., s27, 676P72 60;
amount Of debt less cash in the treasury,
s., $50 $685. I2 7S.
HUGH MCCULLOCB,
a. q liz. rrr....-,-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04

WAN1 ED-Marned Laiies whose health Wi
w not admit Of an lar 81 isuuy SEND
cent stam for Or Stuart's Prvste 6i-cGlar q Mar.
red Ladies, and common sense wi { Ell vOn it Is
No HUMBU6. AL communinations str C. y nj
dental. DR. DUDLEY STUART,
aprlA-smHF p, y, DuRseF 6iOs, Chicago, Ill.
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Willett, Kiddell & Co.,
Architects,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors,
Corner Church 81 High Ste.
fehs4-9rna
Notice.

THE MERC9ANTS' EXCHANGE will be open.
ed for business a. the Hal OF the CHAMBER of
ComTerce. No. ~ C0isg street. On Thursday
next, aud every day the eafleT 81 I o'clock, m
and remain open uutil 2OcOck, when il is expected
that the NJ mners Nlll Be present with samples Of
Cotton, Grains, Grocsfses, sc
Al huyers, whether members or not are respeet-
fully inv tad 10 he present.
mar2S-tf ISAAC IITrON. Sew.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04

M ERITT 4 HILL-Dealere in Wall Paper
M Window Shades. WlnJoW Glass aad Photo
graphic Material, AZ CbWcl street, Msyfed
Building, opposite Maxwell House
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WALL PAPER, etc.

I L r. W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
~ huslness Agents, over Yorzs Book store 3s%
Union Str, ct, Nashville, Tenn. au26-6nl$
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~ NATURES
OWN REMEDIES
Empire Spring Water.
Congress Spring Water,
Columbian Spring Water
NATURES

MO natural or artii ial compound hos yet been
IN DIS -oyered or man-faeL red that equals these
waters preventative relief and perna aent cure,
for msny temporary and chron dIseas es, as prov
drank them Tor years, with the most beneficial Ell
fects
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
An American LADY

WHO has sTeat three years in Europe, would
W Ike the address Of any lady who wishes 20
learn something n the Utmost irnportance and
which can be obtained from no other source.
Send pad envelope addressed 10 Yourself and
adde's your letter plaialy 70 MRS. M. Q. CHAP.
PILL, Drsser 6lSs. Chicago, III.
ap26-1vdkitW@
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ROOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERS.
CARHIAGE MANUFACTURER,

CINGLETON, r. n Bookseller, Publisher
= s,atiOner, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
Building.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04

l,PRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL &
y FRANK, successors 70 NJ J. DTuckef. brewers
Of Ale and Lager Beer. No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. ldecS-ly
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of The estates
II of. ". ely and Andrew shy, deceased to
ne CLERK Of the county Count OF smith county,
/ m. this Is 70 n0iiy al persons having claims
agsnst ssid estates to ble them, properly authsnt-
cate q, WITH he Clerk Of he County Court Of smith
county, I enn CD OF tefore the fr { day of August
1876. Tor ratStle payment, or the sane Will be uar-
red forever. GREGORY MOORE,
spr20-sln Admr Of j. " and And. SbV. decd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
Nervous Debility.

Seminal weak aess, etc, can be cured By one who
has really cured himself and hundreds Of Others,
and viii tell yOu nothing but the ruth. Address'
with stamp, Box 81,
deaa1dkNlyj Rosion Hssz
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rvs DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

C0NE & TUNNELL-WhoIesale and Retail
~ Bookse lers Stationers, and News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
CONGR ESS ATER

L cathsrtc, alternative and tonic, and va'ua-
bic remedy for pffectvDs oi tie Liver and Kidneys
IysPeFs q, GOut, Chrome Constipa ion and Cut8ne.
Gus diseases. Is a most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent in
,olr nofn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
u,HIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
BELL AND BRAss FOUNDERS.

DEkRY LUMONT, Bell and Brass Founders
Manufa sturers Of all kinds Of brass work,
dealers 10 gas, steam and water pipe, Gil well tu-
ting and pump, gum hose, packing. spelter solder
AID babbit, No. IA Broad street, near the river
rnaIl4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
CITY DIRECTORY.
agents of Insurance Companies.

CAREY q SMITH, Nos. s6 Ard 50 Union street,
(up staiisl represent the fcllop ing CompaneSs,
Etna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan, MetroPoh-
tan. Pbosnix and Knickerbocker Life Of New YORK
snd Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
Established in 1862.
AND NOW ABOUT ENTERINe ITS
Volume,

Is firm and consistent in its support of
the Federal Administration, and par
ticuIarly of the wise and statesmanlike
policy of the President for the restOra-
ton of Southern States, to their Con-
stitutional relations with the Union.
It ought to be supported by all loyal
citizensI and by all who wish to keep
posted in the current news of the day
1t will give daily the latest political.
commercial and miscellaneous intelli-
gence from all quarters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
oLEVELAND, reMMess. 6.
Attorneys and Claim Agents.
IN SUR ANCE.

u S. DELANY, Attorney at Law. and War Cla'rr
HI Ageutr cleveland, Tenn. nOvzb-ly
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04

AHYER5 b observation-disclosures of all the
Xl Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
Buggies, Express Wagons and Cargal4s, Y North
Market street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
COLLECTING AGENTS,

ID 1UTHILT., Deputy United States Marshal
IT, collects Note Accounts. &C, in Middle Ten
no see Office at Safe Capitol, next door to Fed
raj Court Room. p v. Lock Box 81. See adVer
t>ement IN another column. Idec9 6m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
HARE & ROBERTS, PrOprietOrs,

HAVING leased this " n known Hotel for a
II term OF years, and having thoroughly ref tel
snd ref1fnshtd it W. are now ena,Ied 10 accom-
modste the traye Ing public Ia gOo1 tyle as auy
other house IN the county. Las long been said
that Nashv ls Was greatly in need Of good hote!,
and havipg the most central and largest house in
the CITY we are determined to maze it second TO
nOee. Our charges will at a times be low as
can possibly % afforded.
marI4-3n HARE a ROBERTS
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Nashrille @anlulG.
TERNs 0R sUEsuRIPTIna .

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
BE KETT, BRO NE, HANKS 4 CO.
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noOK AL Jan PRINTING.


NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.-Book
N and Job Printers, and pa fishers Of the Dali
" and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and Deadericz streets.
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KNIGBT BROTHERS.-Deslers in Cumberland
N and rittsburg Gal Wood sawed and split 10
ftove lengths. Office AZ Church street Yard Cd
PROMPTLY.
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Dispatch 10 lie Cincinnati Enquirer.

The Reconstruction Struggle--Radi-
Gals Jubiiant-- TWO-thirds Vote can
Not be Obtained--The PROPOSE
lions of the Resolutions.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

John O'NEILL, Military Attorney and Solicitor
- OF Claims, fTosecutes all classes Of Cams
against he Government for citizens and s1ldi RS.
OlIee 35 Cedar street. Nashville. I enn L.ov7-6me
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04

NOW IS THE THE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is THE THE TO SUBSCRLBEl
ONLY s. 90 FOR THREE MONIHSi
ONLY IS so FOR THREE MON THSI
ONLY So 60 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY IS 80 FOR THREE MONTHS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
coal AND WOOD.

tom KIN5, Z. CO.-U. S. e ain Agents
/ officers Pay AccOUnts sad Quartermasters'
Vouchers bought at the best rates, or collected
Office corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up STAIRS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
Excellent Vine for Females
Every Family ct this season should use
SAMBURG PORT WINE.
As A TONIC

Il has no equal, causing an appetite and building
mp the system, beng entirely pure vine Of
mos. valuable grape.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-04
ATTORNEYS Ar Law.
RaNKERS AND BROKERS.

NTIs, f. A.-Attorney and Councillor at Law
" Office ga Cherry s.: P 0. Box I4S.
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RATES OF ADVERTlslEs,

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
fznn Eikxs on LHss 70 CONSTITUTE AEF
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-21
SELECT STORY.
The .uySteriOss Jockey.

"Friar" was the name of noble
horse that not many years ago was the
feetest on the Irish turf. He was the
property of a gentleman of W, who
was an enthusiastic admirer of horse
fesh," and Friar suited his ideas of the
race-horse to perfection He was large,
finely built, and jet black ; and, as the
common saying is, could run like the
wind" He carried off many stakes,
both in Ireland and England. He was
just six years old when the events we
would narrate came to pass. His own
er, who, for the sake of distinction, we
shall name Mr.. Smith, had received a
challenge from an English gentleman to
run Friar against his (the English gen.
tleman's) horse, the stake being estate
against estate. 1t was a heavy and a
fearful stake, which would bring des-
titution on either of the two concerned.
1t had arisen out of a discussion on the
horses of the two countries, each one
maintaining his own side.
The challenge was accepted and day
named for the race-one month from
the acceptance of the challenge. In the
meantime Mr.. Smith became melan-
choly and retired, passing the days in
silence and the nights without repose.
1t was fully apparent he repented of the
challenge. In such manner was he
oppressed, that, contrary to his usual
custom, he seemed to care nothing about
having Friar prepared for the momen-
tous event, but gave all into the hands
of his hostler. About three days be-
fore the race, as he was sitting sad and
pensive in his chamber, he heard a
knock at the door of the apartment, and
in a weary, melancholy voice bade the
party come in." The door opened
and an elfsh-lOoking being entered,
who, taking a leisurely survey of the
room and its occupants, coolly sat down,
At last the strange visitor broke the
unpleasant silence.
You seem melancholy; can do
anything for you ?"
The gentleman gazed in amazement
at the antique-looking individual before
him, and thus answered him:
what business is it of yours that
am melancholy? and what might I ex.
pect of your"
Assistance and advice-that one to
keep you from present beggary, and the
other to guide you from future danger.
l know all about the challenge, and
furthermore, | know its fate. 1 know
that your estate ana life, as it were,
} hang on the heotness of your stced.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-06-21
STATE US.

A Soldiers Clymer Club was organ
lied in Perry county, on the I'd inst
Joseph Walker was run over By wag-
on in Lancaster county, on the 2nd inst,
and instantly killed.-John Krollman,
of Erie, committed suicide by shooting
himself with pistol on the Sth inst
The barn of B. X. Miller, at Hatboro,
was destroyed by fire on the Sth inst
A new Town Hall is. to be erected in
Johnstown, Cambria county.-A man
named Myers broke Jail at Huntingdon
county on the 9th inst.-Henry HOrele
was killed in the. Cambrian Iron Works
on the 9th instant, by falling from a
beam.-Two soldiers attempted to COM
mi. a rape upon young woman in
Dauphin county on the 9th Instant
Nicholas Firesinger killed himself in
York county, on the I'd instant, by
drinking ten glasses of lager beer in ten
minutes.-The barn of George Green
volt, Cumberland county, was struck
by lightning on the 8th instant, and
entirely consumed.-John Griss, of Bed
ford county, died suddenly on the 11th.
On the 9TH instant, Dewolt Keefer, of
Franklin county, was found dead in his
bed. He was an old and respectable
citizen.-The barn of Messrs. Ahl, in
Franklin county, was destroyed by fire
on the Sth inst-Edward laval, the
proprietor Of the Franklin House, in
Easton, died on the 8th instaut.-Mr.
Killy, tax collector in Huntingdon
county, was robbed of S4OO on the 7th.
The store of Fisher q Son in Hunt
ingdon, was entered on the night of the
9th instant, and several articles of value
distracted. Isaac Zimmerman's store,
in Mapleton, was robbed on the 9th in
slant, of goods valued at $300.-A new
water company has been organized at
Wilkesbarre.-James Connor's barn, lin
Westmoreland county, was burned on
the Sth instant.-Andrew Weiman, of
Green county, was killed on the 9th IL
slant, by being thrown from his horse
There was a severe hail storm in West
moreland county on the evening of the
9th instant.-James Haney was thrown
from his horse in Cambria CO., on the IL
and instantly killed.-Frederick Sen.
ior was drowned in the canal near Har-
risburg on the 18th instant.-The bOi'
Ter attached to the paper mills of Nor
rison, Eby & Co., in Blair county, ex-
ploded on the Sth instant, and several
of the hands employed in the mill we're
severely injured.