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, 1866-12-15
FROM CAIRO, ILL.

Tws Men ml4aInG-Ki iltcd BY tho fall Of 4
Trr-NoAfheF.
EAIuo. December 1.-Two men, one An eng1-
peH In Bouton'a mills 1q this c1ty, aad the oth1
aermes named Jones, naye been mtselnc for =
Wtek: Il has been aseerta1ned that On Pdday
MpEning last before daylight. the, startcd from
III 6ent1chy side In Ed1. 10 cross tho river to
tt1a city. The wind uas blowing II the umc. and
the !arer @as exceedingly rough, and a. noth1ur
haa been heard from item since, 1t Is more than
probable they were both drowned, lhe we're
n's1rled aud leave t~mlles, ~hose relatives rc4toe
In eastern Mltfouri.
yonne man named George Williams, l1v,ns
fon1 mtles b.ck Of Norfolk, NO., VIA Killed LIST
Monday BY tht fAll Of q Rfee, while Ia the wood
hrntin9, He WIS funna under the trunk OF The
nee, With bis head md body crashed mos. hor-
tIblJ.
lte weather u cloudy and gloomy, bot had
moderated TO q degrees at noon ,o-das.
t7WAiT BROTHERS, Adv ertistux A9't-
116 De1Fburn.St.. receive adsertt1e meuta
for all the ,eadlnz papers threnRhsu1 the
C0lted Stntes and GnnAdRR.
, 1866-12-15

oi heSi H1tdTe, npon charge Of ie.oni,u.i- kin.
: ER miut1m hedl+J. frtcdrnsr, h.a netitl1n-d
Eeusn! Sthoneld tor bis df.ehurr. tn. pe,IlIcn
4 signed n James Lyons, and xher omiuent
m*3. ~ ;H hk sonnsel re*sewa the ~hois b:ar.n.
o. Lne Sonsutntiou ano laws qpun the ca~e, m
nIkHss toat !oe charge may conc up Azxin, an3
!aat 4 nc Rti!srJ coGnande1tm m1y 1eYoke he de-
, 1866-12-15
LATEST.

Farther Particulars CsaccrnlnR tho Ter
f1btc Milne eExplontous-hepofted KcslRua-
tlon OF tho Bav1rtan Prime aIintstcx-
Negotiations Between the Pops and Victor
Emanuel, &c.
LONDON, Friday. December N.-Thc mine 1t
EAE' eleJ was act on hse yesterday by 4 lhlrd ex-
pioetnn, 4ud no mote Of the sufferers were
rereued. The rescutng parties have been obliged
10 e'p}, their humane endtayors. Tho total loss
Of life cxcceds three hundred and ftJ.
Another terrible explosion has occurred In
cnal pit, near uanley, in StzEo.dahlre, by which
nearly TWO hutdred lives were lost. Flt.y dead
bodies have bcea taken from The mine. Sub
ec1lp'1ous arc in progress throughout England 10,
the families Of the sufferers.
Arx1cn, pecembe. 1f.-It is reported that the
heed OF the E.'asiae ministry, Baron rfordtcn, has
texiCbtd.
FLoRENcI. December 14.-Gtnesal F1cury has
a11lsru here from Paris, to aid the negotiations
betwccn TIE Pope and Vietor Em,nuel
LONDON. December Hit il confirmed that the
Government Of the Cnited States hla iostltuted
tuits At Pans against the builders Of tho rebel
1ton-t1ads.
, 1866-12-15

hzcHxoxp. December 14.-pr. Watson Of Rock.
bridce whu va artrsted by oEler Of Gtprrsi
schDte1d af.e1 biz seqpissal BY Tho County Colrt
, 1866-12-15

pend hos 1itfe1, owing 10 t1sc want OF reinforce
me1its ard severe floods
a Il sta.ed that tho Paraguxyans attscted the
Aeted dsk nonn,
Il - reported that tbs invasion Of The Arg. ntiao
HMspqt1e by Inc Bolivian at1ny h ttfsbelie1ed IN
, 1866-12-15

FROM RUR0PR.
Last Evenings Dispatches
by Ocean Telegraph.
No Further Trouble Anticipated
| in ireland.
ReEoit Of the Starving Inhabi-
tants Of the Island Of Sar-
dfnia.
The Popes' Temporal Power
Guaranteed by Napoleon and
Victor Emanuel.
Large Amount Of Bullion In the
Bank Of England.
Further Particulars of the Terrible
Nine Explosions.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Scenes in the House on the Pass
age Of the District Suffrage
Bill,
1t is Expected that the Presi-
dent will Veto the Measure.
CONGRESS. |
Senate Debate On the Bill for the /
Admission Of Nebraska.
Passage Of the Deficiency Ap-
preparation Bill.
Final Passage Of the District
Suffrage Bill. |
Bill Introduced to Provide Pro-
Visional Governments for the
Southern States.
MEXICAN and SOUTH AMERICAN 6EWS,
, 1866-12-15

TELEGRAPH CtsupHAJs f't1tdrnd.
Etv YORK, December H.-Fhf Hcaifln unlon
Telegraph pay two per cent dividend, January u.
, 1866-12-15

By stramer-A sapsesrd FenIau Privu-
tecr -ern-kktcnAtve PFep&rAtton In Eng
land to Sappre>s Fexfnnlam-Arrtyat Of
rierheus In raRis-Adsance IN Confederate
BundA.
nx~ foRk, December 1.-THE steamer caea,
n whtch arrived Yesterday afternoon, reports. sG0
miles oh sandy hook, having seen schooner max
ing signals, p'obabty the Fcnian pr1sasecr E6tcl,c.
E1sli f:IIl sas1oes hey th.t he Gov1nnent Is
In Ireland. Lrge quantiiea of breech .loaders
sent c.e for tLe troops, nd 100 percussion
sapt Ssts ioa1d Il D nnEaals De,seses are
sc. sta3 'ng day and = night in London.
6otiedefAte bonds in Loudon hare advanced
4i In Ts,a % y
soneaoris s, ne aaaiss OF France and tic United
lhe Bari q France held eighteen million francs
Bullion IN the B4nk Of England h&d tnere..ed
Tbs stock o! cotton ln Liverpool On the aosh
xAs asS.iS0 bales, 1T go Of which was American.
Petroleum, II I'd Tor refined.
Latest Forefsn 11arkela-
x.,. II!asroo1. peceanhez14 H.
rGensel'. ss: -, ifSe;s eeaass. ::x; *
Cotton steady =, 49, 5sa i. d fsssa fsae'as Is <;
wDe., nrne on 51ssso17Ssoa7Peee@sss e: fSss 7,
co77o1-prot.,, e,r1l l1EEz.oo1. Friday E.saln.:
Ef 1h9rsay i i ass f. ,.ss q Tesf sc I'D
o5o.:es ass a. GSdiiins I'd ,eos.sta
9 ;ss r. n:%sa sssie bso;s nc eo.s sa:a. o.
e. Z e. S1,ss e. III. =;
OF I'D for n'odnns ori.tISs, i. iSr p-,.,r.~,..
7he Manchester rnarAet !. nat md ~ iac1 of Bad.
, 1866-12-15

Gbr Skatinq GeaSpn.
, 1866-12-15
FROM CINCINNATI.

Extcatfou Of 4 MnFdereF-Secucs At tho
scAdod-The Prisoner A&serta f1as [nne-
cencc-KeIuovat Of u hatlroAd Tfntk Or.
, 1866-12-15

Loxnoz, December ts-EveaipK.
sssoEa khaxe advanced y pdr cent closing 4 SHx
NJ nadsr - ! ;n.anee 9,M q ! pT cent Y uoretn.
are: e. $. 37.s 5lk: Ere 4sA Illinois Central TX.
FKA8KtOEI, Deceabe. H.
American securities steady. u 3. S2p nond1 Of la11
eft nHptcQ It 43L.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
IN. DE ANDREE's
sARsApARILLA BITTERs.

The at.ea.on Of tbs Public City and Country fds Is Fs-
spsctfulIy called to the introduction OF the
sarsapmpIMas Bitterns
The Eaasan and VARIABLE Bitters that has
trouced in this country The trade in general can bs aupPsa
bg the following Gracers snd Druggists:
Patio Marks 4 Co.. Is, 40 ard n Nefg Levse street.
Griffin Porch 81 and SO Tehoupitoulas street.
H. j. Hart Co., rs 10 and II ToaOapttuulas street.,
L. Bsssst cor. arsvsr and TGbOuptouias streets.
n Avet i Gambou, 50 and 81 Old Lavee street.
John T. Moore cor. Poydras and New Levee strsats.
Vim. O. Mitchell, cor Camp and PoydEas streets
Cass Il Dowug 30 Poydras street
T. ". Marsdsn, Druggist Magazine and Or avier
Turner WALES, Druggists, Royal 0astomhOuss
g. H. MORRISON, AGENT
II Magazine Strsasa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

infornas on respecting the state of tie Empress
Charlotte
1t was an error to announce that her condition
had become Tors.., aud that she could no longer
recognize some ner, hers Of her suite, She has
certainly improved lttle.
The former maitre d'h0te of The emperor and
empress at Miramar, named Helinka, did not ac
company them when they lcfI for Mexico. He
which is much frequeuted. The empress called
upon him and his wife, who is native of Vienna,
and manages the cooking department, ,and begged
of them to send her food prepared by'themselves,
because she had no confidence in her Mexican
servants, who wished to poison her. The empress
added, " am, in fact now hungry"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

The hrss aim of human heAagS happiness and happiness
implies hesltsO of body ana mind
DF Whltos experience and fCI thrSyone ysa In
oxtensve practice large cities haze brought him fog
treatment vest amount of every fern of disease beth scuss
and chronic.
His the stomach LIVER and blocd and a
secretions snd sxcFetons Of the ene ysts In unhayto
healthy condition Instead of njRrAg any part Of he E
the constitution ey renovass and repair he niaris
and wastes entire organsm; with truly Boand mind In
o sonnd body.
The Institute established for ha fan
diseases Rheumat0s Colds Coughs, Bronchts Layn-
ch Asthma Consumption, and a diseases Of tbs Throat
Lungs Heart LyeI Spine, Stomach, Bowelsi oOsvensss
Dyspepsia scrotus, Kings BV White sWeli7gsi all sor
Ulcers Abcesses Cancers, Piles Fula Syph and aonop
In all their stages Mecnda and hereditary tan al d
Impurities of the Blood Jsnadice Diseases Of the Eye
Brain, Gore, Big Feck) Dssasas Of the Ednsys Gravel
DahetB Dropsioa Diseases all Female Ailments 8eakness
Wasting and Nervous AeCtons Sick sun ead
ache; Depression of sps Hppocondra Hysseis, Fs OF
spasms werspeat hewors erupons Of tho En all sos OF
ulcers whstsvor neRre to the ncpeat OaAe "nsA 20
grieyonsly speedily and cured
Ons spent the Institute With N nte ra-
quently save weeks of ohersuReTngs-
communication open agan he Teesises oAs psra
sonay by letter as formally from all ps o. the country
| Gonsultstior free-stamps not forgotten"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
MAea1EL,s PILLS AND aA1vE

are almost universal in their Effects ands cure can be almost
always guaranteed
FOR BILIOUS D1sEAaEs
Nothing productive Of cure than these Pills.
Their almost magic influence felt once aad the usual
eoncomtenss of the distressing disease ara removed
These remedies made from tho pursst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS
They will not harm the decats female and can be
given with good effect in prescribed doses to the
babe.
FOR GUTANEoUs DISORDERS
And all eruptions Of the skin the sALV most Invaluable
1t doea externally aoe peneates with the most
searching effects TO the very rect Of the evil
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
DR. aAeGIEL's PILLS,

As an sntibiOus remedy the following extracts varSo
letters viii be- itis hoped Of Sufficient Importance TO Justify
the quoting Of tnen here:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
a VIGOROUS APPET1REl

And ndeorrcspcndngy strengthen the Digestion They th
Liver eaa the Head snd steady the Nervsa 70 those WHO
not familiar with ths use Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
rALL1GMAN's PILLS
oHILLs AND FEVER.

FOR
CHILLs AND FEVER.
a Certain Cureg
Gallighan's Pis are composed simply vegetable Mad
cnes They are Casharte Pills. acting upon ne p pstsnacn
any Mineral substance The great advantage the pro
prie;os claim for these Pills s that without thsad o.
MEL Blue Mass other minerals they will cnSo the oaEas
stinate cases of
CHILLs AND FEVER,
PERfoDIoAL. HEADACHE.
and all affections like character Follow The directions,
and you they will do all that Reclaimed for them Fly
box and their merits will recomena tha ever aeF
wards,
Gahans Pills and hAEs snGwn S then
to fail to cure when the diteeTng Wss oo@sa anu
| Hon 'THOS ri WATTS, Ex-Governor Of Alabama.
Hon TH6S ! Jg4GEt Judge Supreme Gsart Of Alabama
Hon ROBT pOUGHERi1 Judge Ninth Circuit Court or
Go JSo W A. SANFORD, Attsrnsy General Alabama
| DANIEL sAYRE, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge ef Me-
SOW WM g. WALLER Sheriff Montgomery comfy, Alabama
| Col ". CRAWFORD BIBB, -. .
Col O. RIDDLE, New orleanspste Railroad Contractor
MSjor E. A. BANKS, Commission Msrehant Rsw Orleans.
GEO. MASON ESQ., Mayor Wetnmpka, Alabama
Wholesale AGENTS.
HaRRA RsIEY 81 PFa aS nSsh stfss.
EDWARD WILDER Z CO., Ilnnisville, Ky.
BARNgst ~ WARD CO., New Orleans, l..
Sold By all Druggists. @s-ss
Retail PrIce-91s SO per hex.
BLoUNT& HALE,
Solo Proprietors,
Montgomery, Ala,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

allow of his mos esteemed remedies 80 be
prepared sold proprietary medicines This resolution
engeuderd by the solicitations of those who
experienced the benefit his remarkable professional
skp and by the inpossoy of giving especial attention to
each the written applications made him for prescription
by those whose pecunary business habits
preclude the possibility of applying in person to him
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09


kin and by the ipossbiy of giving especial attention to
ZACH the written applications made him for prescription
" whose pecunary circumstances, business habits
preclude possibility of applying person to him.
The Public
Nay the manufacturers spare neither pains
expense the preparation these remedies They
the very medicines known, highly
trated fern, upon strictly scientific principles. c
Dr. Samuel Gnhert's General Alternative
Acts directly upon the Glands
lating additional activity
eliminating the Circulating Fluids Efee
nd in disease Morbid Matters, and expeng them through
TIE Skin, Kidneys Liver and Amentary Canal from
System It is therefore, adapted for the relief Chronic
Diseases affecting those orgens, of membrane
lining them, snch as
ERUPTIoNs, TETTER ULCERS, soRoFULA
JAUND1oE, Go1TRE,
BLADDER AND UTERUS, ETC.
1t is particularly useulin
SUPPRESSED MENsURATIoN
HEREDITARY TAINTs. SYPHILIS
nalsdies arising long continued use of
Blue Mass Corrosive submate, Solution,
Solution and other preparations Of Mercury and Arsenic
DIR. Samuel Gllbert'a letter Ointment
r, 49,. ,o,,au. .,.,-,..,. g.. A.. :, ..,4 ,,.,.
msladies usually termed
49,,
and which are popuarly know as
czpoN1c pprpTroNe rprrrp pruprPs
klNGWokh, EFo.o EFo.
the Skin 1t sotens and detaees the matters
ples endrendes the surface smooth aud pabe
firm conviction that must necessarily meet with the hearty
appreciation ofshose who make use it,
.0f sne me.noa 81 using snsSo re
" euu ila1y -
~ III, Tho.n 4, St
most an,ns scon,rd bv r s.,ns C;lbar+ dprin
MS career IN 1Ae u snis
NJ 49, - III, q i, ,d hl t saa,oa
ns 10 +aa .teir own On soa ;t, rb estar arccsss than
th S,b aiI elI to th Iot r d bjoan.
| -'' --~ 'Nt' ~ '-' -'' V -'N' : EN'
|
|
|
Neuralgia, Epilepsy, Eryspelas, st. Anthonys FRS.
| EheHm' Ulcers and Sores Hhenma''n
UtsTino liberation,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

There are 1877 900 persop.s in Brooklyn who do
business in New York,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
nB. u. WHITES INsTETUTE-
RSg oARoNDELET sTREET.
In rear of me City Hall.

The rss aim of human helasB hAppaess and happiness
implies healtlpOf bodysna mind.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
srREET, NEW eRLEANs

o. 40 ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW oHIEANs
Having received by late arrivals large stock of FBEsE
I'd NEW DRUGS, in addition to the large assortment
md prepared supply the large and increasing
ants of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
The following articles comprise part of my stock
Acids all kinds, Alcohol,
Bslsoa Copa5ia. Ammonia, Carbonate,
Bue Mass, Boy Rum,
Borax, Blue Vtr
Calonel, B-imstone
Cantharades, Castor OH,
Chloride Lime Chalk, red and white,
Concentrated4s Chloroiorm,
Cream Tartar Copperas,
Indigo, Cutie Fish Bone,
Isinglags, 1pecaa,
Licorce, Jaap
LicOrtce Roet, Lunar Caus.ic,
Gadder, Mace
Manna, hsgnesia
Musk, Morphine,
Nutmegs, Opium,
Quicksilver, Qunine,
Rotten Stons, Rochelle Salts,
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tsnin, Springer
EPSON Salts, Tarpentns.
Varntsh, White Lead in OH,
Ether, Nitric FTP, Emery Flour,
Ether, sulphEro, Emery, l, 2anda
Gamboge Extracts, asld and duid,
Chamber Salts, Flax Seed
Gum Arabic Flax Seed, ground.
Gum Benzoin, Ginger,
Gnlo 6he!lao Gum Assafudita,
Cum Myrrh, Gum Cemphor,
GIycerine, Gum Tragecanth,
Hops, Glue,
Oil Bergamos, Herbs, fresh,
Oil, Cod Liver, white, Oil Anise
Pepper, black, Oil, Peppermint,
purs' Hlpra snda dl sioaronot. RI asD "ua o''''''
Cologne. Handkerchief Extracts
WV
''''n''0n A%Hs .Ss. 1oNl,aAn
"As A'
7oA A4+'1oN 0AD ADAN'-'A AA'DA
9vavvupn aunrnrvr. s1ouz.r vrr,y
0hNoNA0 DlAi'h't1H1N'
THE CABINET BRANDY
Has been used with almost Unparalleled for b
D,.B,zE. 1ryor nv
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND EVE&H
'''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
Dr. samuel Gilbert,s Preparations.
CHRONIC DISEASES,

DR. SAMUEL GILBERT SO celebrated as having had tor
be last twenty live years, in the treatment Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

DAPER AN.a STATIONERY wAaEHoUsl
Nos, So and COMMON sTREEy.
We havS in store and exteugve stock Of FriatA
Wrapping sud Writing Papers, Stationery, BlaAk sooS
sGao Books Fancy Goods Adaotsd to svsry hrSp II
'tads and for sale al reasonable prices.
/ STEVENS sg'xROus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05

united u. request Judge 0chrec and Judge cieve
land 70 become candidates for Congress in that dsrct
the former for the long and the latter for the short term
A. 3. Norton Ia also announced. H. d. K Taylor Is an
Dounced candidate in the Second district Colonel
Finsley, J. w. Henderson and Colonel c. O. Herbert, OF
Colorado also announced candidates for Congress
in the Fourth Congressional district
CHARACTERISTIC LEGISLATION The chafacteris-
tic OF republican legislation says the Albany Argus
s its instability and uncertainty" II has upset good
many wrongs which democracy imagined were set on
stable foundations and II uncertain, there is a chance
that II may take right direct on Tho law king OF
the democrats under Pierce and Buchanan certain
enough but certain TO be either foolish wicked-as
Tor instance the repeal OF the Missouri compromise,
which was both.
Tis Mosr DETISGusnFD DEiKcArk.-Ihe papers call
the veteran eagle "Old Abe belonging TO a Wisconsin
regiment the most distinguished delegate to the Pitts
burg Convention. That's rather nncompmentary 70
Banks and Butler BY the way is not strange that an
assembly OF oys in Blue should tolerate presence
Of Bird IN Gray'
EEw JERsEy.--The Convention which met NJ Orange
the ID instant nominated James T. Hays 70 be can
didate for State Senator from Essex county Tho Union
County Democratic Convention have nominated James
Clark, Of Piainneld for State Senator
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Jersey city.
CoRosgRs IsoUssr.-An inquest was held Yesterday,
by Coroner Kristen, James Canary twenty-sx years
Of ace who resided In Provost street. and drowned
At the Long Dock Yesterday ng. While walking
q plank from the dock leading 10 barge on which he
employed, he missed his footing and fell Into the
water several mon his assistance and 81
them named Dogherty, seized heavy iron bar which
Canary grasped and held till the crowd the large
gathered 20 upon Doeherty tina; he let slip The bar
which struck Canary and caused him 10 sink Although
two men jumped into the water 10 too late and the
Hfaiet man did not rise AGAIN Verdic accidentally
drowned"
Tps LATE CAsrs on suprosgp Smr FrvRR-Masy Can
non, who taken 10 the Almshonse with her three
children, the 18th ult, died Yesterday morning OF
ship fever Her husband and two children died In a
tenement house OF the saue disease Two children
III in the hospital
Rus Ovkn ny A CAR-Yesterday afternoon a boy
named Ritz was run over by light wagon and seriously
injured about the head On the previous day boy was
over by Hudson city car and had hs toes severed
from bis foot
NEw FERRY BoAr-The ferry boat New Brunswick
was placed for the first time the Jersey city Ferry
yesterday lis OF tho same Dimensions "a the ferry
boat New York, and will run regularly 10 the Cortand
street slip.
Newark.
oDp FxrLows' INSTALLATION On "Wednesday evening
last Friendship Lodge OF ODD Fellows he'd their public
installation. Marcus i. Ward, Governor Of New jersey
who has been member Of this lodge for nearly twenty
hve years. Installed Noble Grand The ceremonies
were conducted by NJ w @ Master X. r. Warford. An
address delivered by the Rev DR.. Swenizel, giving
account 0. the origin-and history Of the order
RECEPTACLE SrorxS Goons.-A rubber tlbe was
recently discovered running from the sidewalk embank
ment into the cellar Of the building Is Mulberry street
Suspicious being aroused to its use, detectives
placed upon the lookout They watched the place
for nights, but made their appearance. the
occupants OF the premises having probably been fright
ened away. Tho officers then made q forced entrance
and 10 their surprise fcnnd a large quantity Of goods
Of oil descriptions The tube which led 10 the discovery
Nod In no maln III
secure sufficient Rht for nefarous business.
Two men named Williams and Demarest, secured the
OF the place. and detectives have bsen placed the
lockout Tor them.
DrgD HgH INJURIES The little girl who was so Sc
vercsy injured tbs Hsh street crossing Of the Morris
and Essex Railroad Monday, died Of her injuries
Wednesday.
Assault oS SERVANT GiRr.--John Mullin, wife and
sons, arrested Wednesday, charged with
riDg tho enclosure Of tho Foster Home, the Belle
VILE road, armed with clubs, aud violently assaung
female servant and threatening 10 kill the gardener
who 10 the girls protection They found bail to
appear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-05

sAs.
In the year 1868 there Of whites 70 bIrth 81
deaths, Of blacks So births and 30 deaths
II Is claimed that the salt mines Of Nevada arc the
bcs the country. One bed reported oovr my
two thousand acres yielding two million bashss annu-
ally of salt. ninety i've per cont tine. Az dcp any
york has gone the bed ~ solid rock salt, ant from
depth Of thirty i've feet the salt water comes rapidly
70 interfere with the work Tho salt waiei wells up
TO the suriece and oyeross the large floor fm which
the Gne white salt j. continually gathered.
In the United States there $50 paper mk in active
operation, They produce 270, 100000 pounds paper
which at an averayc o. tn cents per pound would be
one-baif " rags make pound Of paper there
consumed BY tbsse mills 400 600 COO pounds ~ rags in
single II estimate the rags 10 cosfosr cents
branch 81 manufacturing.
Eecentiy, In a lead Al Memphis. Tenn,
specimens OF red sandstone we're broken opsn, and
found 70 contain pe;rGed human bard. per
feet state Of preservation In other cases. pire OF
mails were found aud blscksnakc, eanc Eve feet
long wa found, OF the consistency and fright OF tho
stone.
Live Goals lasi week taken from tho ulns Of the
stanley HOUSE. In Augusta Aane Tho coal was stored
under the sanit Of the Augusta tank, suSed undor the
tine o the Ere ana has teen burlington Hftv.thrre
weeks Tho workmen, who are engaged IN removing
the ruins preparatory bGldinz stores the site,
found the cpai gilli on hre.
society haa been formed Rensselaer, county, New
York, TO prosecute tho search for gold IN the %
Pt~town IL i believed bv mary citizens that gold has
been found there aud that industrious prosecution OF
5ggng viii Yield immense fortunes IN this new vi
Dorado
u Il stated that mining oonpany N Northern Loul,
recently struck col block o. pure lead
sixsy three tons Other large blocks found a
Distance Of eleven feet from the surfe of the ground
The Albany Krscsrbnci,v that tho physicians ~
the Nedca College IN that city dippcoting tie body
Of negro COM few days found his heart the
right side sns tile liver on the lefL
There cold watches and pisscs still in North
Css0lna The Newborn T,rss learns from the Assistant
Assessor that up 10 the preseal time IL than
hugdrcd and thirty three gold watches and nfty-ssven
pi.ncfor'e- have tren returned for internal
10 that city.
There = q rerernl stampede or neurpos from sooth
trons " Other -ies attracted ~ promises ~ CHER
waRca and beftrr treatment The coiorei people ca
OBTAIN better Iay ~ flurifa and IN the Southwest
5e h0n the South Carolina planters can alord 10 pay
aud they are emiRra'ing ~ hundreds
AbOri three thousand sheep have jnst been started
from Vermont FOR Virginia They viii foot L a. e rste
~ ten miles per iay and Get their living che ra-