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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
4 NEW MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
THE SIMMONS CLoUGH ORGAN co.-NEw
AND LARGE FACTORY TO DE ERECTED
ITS SIZE, CAPACITY, LOCATION, ETC,
(From the Detroit ribune

AND LARGE FACTORY TO DE ERECTED
ITS SIZE CAPACITY, LOCATION, ETC,
(From the Detroit Tribune
Messrs. Simmons Clough Il Co, manu-
facturcrs Of reed organs, etc, having met
with remarkable success in business, on
account of the excellence of their wares,
find their present quarters-the block now
occupied by them on Miami avenue, near
the corner of Gratiot-entirely too small.
Consequently they have entered into ar
rangements to increase the capacity of their
works, and in doing so expect to be fully
able to supply all the demands that may
be made upon them. Their business has
grown to immense proportions, and not
withstandng their enterprsing DISPOSE
ton and qualities, they have been unable
during the past year especially, to keep
pace with their orders. This state of af
! fairs is gratifying alike to the city and to
! the firm.
On the lst of January new partner
ship was formed, which is to last three
wears and it will be known rs the simmons
* Clough Organ Company. FL. Simmons,
James L. Clough and Joseph A. Warren
are to be the general partners and Jesse
H. Farewell is admitted as Il special part
ncr. the latter contributing $4,000 to the
capital stock OF the concern Arr"nSc-
ments have also been perfected whereby
the capital stock can DC ifcrensco Nv any
time, ana the members oi 'he hr'' are
fully able to carry them out
Nor is TINS all. me company nave
purchased large iol on the hor'nc"s'
corner OF Congress ana oiNlh streets upon
which they are soon TO commence the cree
ton OF MANDATORY OF large cspacity,
and one that IN completeness OF delail,
durability and in exterior hnish WIN DC
decided ornament 10 that parIo tue cry
The plans are being prepared by an arch
itect ana are not yet hhishea, cohse-
qucntly we are unable 10 give minute
description OF the structure: IL WILL now
ever, havea frontage oil wv leet Oh S'S'h
street by oo on congress stree', ana oe-
sides nigh basement VIII ne Tour stories
IN hight, Inc lot purchases mas 'front.'
age on o'xth stree. ., iIo net ,ne.' anu on
congress stree, Oh 100 iee'. mus VIII
be seeh that thers wiz oe abundance Vi
room Separate iro'h eno MAJ" pui,u,nS
'here ~ W "n onS' ne ,;' ury,in,iins'
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
MORGAN,
\ STRANGE STORY.

The San Francisco Daily Examiner
re.opons the case of Morgan, whom so
MANY believed to have been killed TOR
exposing the secrets Of masonry. IL
briefly reviews the story thrt he was con-
fined in Canandaigua Jail for stealing
shirt, and subsequently taken out and put
in sleigh, and by relays was hurried
towards Canada. The body of n man was
found in lake; he had his throat cut.
Mrs. Morgan was sent for. She hunted
for a private mark on the body by which
she could distinguish him. She did not
find the marx, and declared it was not
the body of her husband. The EXAM
incr' then SAYS: "Mr. II. was lawyer,
and engaged in the abduction OF Morgan,
and told friend, in the presence OF son,
tn en- about twelve years of age, that Nor
gan was not killed, but was put on BOARD
n British man-of-war. That son is now
in San Francisco, from whom we learn
the following particulars; go,
In lSIs, Mr.. IL. says he went To liobar-
town, in Van Dieman's Land, where he
met an old friend who asked him about
Morgan. He told HIM what he knew
about him. and the man, laughing, said !:
"Morgan ia living here ! will introduce
YOU to him. They went to the office OF
the IIobartcwn Advertiser and there
found him. After some conversation and
comparing recollections of the region OF
country in New York, where it was sup
posed Morgan was killed, he related the
| particulars of hi capture, and stated that
| he was put on board of II British man-of-
war and kept there for four years, when
he was landed on Van Dieman's Land and
had been there ever since. ii. asked him
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

A LATE NUMBER Of Brick Pomeroy's
New.York Democrat, contains an ex-
tract from letter written bya Cairo COR
respondent who revives the stale abuse
which II was once the fashion to shower
so plentifully on this city. The extract
in question is succession of stupid false
hoods, told in stupid manner, unrelicvet
by even the vulgar wit which, be-
fore it became threadbarc, maze
such filings at Cairo readable. Tn,
day has gone by when misrepresen'
tation of this character can injure the city
and until we.saw Pomeroy's Democrat,
Of the 3o.h ult., we supposed the day had
also passed when journals, even pretend
ing to responsibility, would admit into their
columns II re-hash Of the abuse of Cairo
which was popular fifteen years ago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

No. The Cleveland Leader says that a
gentleman l.. that city who prides himself
on his personal appearance, lately sought
70 remove grease spot from his coat-tail
by the free use of benzine, and tLen stood
close to the stove tina, th> odor might
evaporate more quickly. lie WAS quite
correct in his theory but unfortunate in
practice, for he was soon turning cart
wheels through the window, and there was
not enough coa,-tai left to make a
"weskit for doll-baby. He does not
ride horseback now, and sleeps on all
tours like q mule.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

D6r Mazzini's body is to be petrlied by
the celebrated Gozini Of Genoa, so that it
will never change through any vici.situde.
The professors Of this art have brought it
to perfection at last. They can render
the body like stone, or by immersion in
certain liquids II seems only TO be asleep.
petrified, well worth seeing. The ancients
mrmmiaed, but that changed the appear
ance, while this process leaves the subject
life-like in appearance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

YESTERDAY we published IN extract
from q letter written by Hon. j. NJ. Crebs
10 n gentleman of Mound City in refer
ence TO the adjustment by the govern
ment of all the navy yards and the es;ab-
fishing in their place of great ship yard
at some point on the Mississippi river
between Cairo and 81. Louis, or on the
Ohio not higher than Metropolis
The journal devotes three quarters
of column TO the effort TO
prove that Mound City is the best and
most favorable point for the location Of
such ship yard as the one spoken Of
There can be no question but that the build
Ing of the ships, even of a great country
like ours is. a Legitimate subject ofprivate
enterprise, as much so as It's railroads, or
geographic facilities. In the event of be-
's made So and Of point
"sa' the junction Of the Ohio
49,, ''''ppi rivers being chosen for
IN, 'S the superior claims of Cairo
need TO be pointed out. All
'"e A'eu''eh" urged in favor Of an, ,;,,,
ne'sh''F up the river being the po,n,
which should be selected .on.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

nblo-an advantage which all In charge Of
horses in the habit of eating their litter,
will readily admit"
BEE CULTURE.
From the Northwestern Farmcr.l
Adam Grim, of Jefferson, Wis, who Is n
most successful apiarist, commenced the
season last spring with two hundred and
eighty-fve swarms of bees, and increased
the number by swarmng six hundred and
forty-six. These swarms produced within
a fraction of twcnty-one thousand pounds
of honey, which sold, strained. for four
! thousand one hundred dollars. The JEFF
ferson County Union says;
1--WE often hear women say that there
| is no remunere'ive employment for them
| As an answer to this we would state that
Mr.. Grim has two daughters who have
each taken separate charge OF an impor.
tant part of the apary. Mes Kate Grim
has by her skin and attention this sum.
mcr. earned one thousand two hundred
dollars net. and Miss Margaret Grim has
earned one thousand four hundred dollars
net. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

canal force 20 Cairo, and We have, in adj
dillon, many advantages which Mound
CITY has not and cannot hope TO have.
In the event of the adjustment Of the
government navy yards and the conse-
quent establishment Of great ship yard,
we lack neither the enterprise nor the
means TO place our claim as the best point
for i, properly before the public.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

Tnis superb hair dye is the hest in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous.
No disappointment The genuine W. A. Batche'
lcrs Hair Dye produces immediate1y . natural
black or brown. Does not stain the skin but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect hair dye. Sold by oil drug
gis,s. Factory, 10 Bond st.. N. y.
3.lO-eOd.7w-ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

THE MEEK and quiet spirit exhibited by
Representative Latimer, radical, of Knox
county, should make him immortal. On
last Friday, in the house, in n moment of
excitement which it is to be presumed he
regretted Immediately after, he called
fellow radical member Morrison
Of Cook county, "a lying Catholic Irish
man. whcreupon Morrison projected a
large quantity of saliva straight
into the face of Latimer. Now mark
the lovely disposition of this
gentleman. Instead Of proceed
ing, without any unnecessary -four
ishes, TO lay Mr.. Morrison out, which
sinful world would have found excusabl
under the circumstances, he thoughtfu'l
drewforth his handkerchief wiped away Il
than in anger, wendell his way to his set
where throughout the rest Of the day,
appeared to be engaged in sad, but n
unprof table self.communion. Latin
should be sent as missionary TO the III
islands. He might not convert sing
Figian, but he would consent to be eat
with such gracious sweetness that the en-
nibals could not fail 10 be impressed by
msrtyr-like spirit.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

n@-Hon. Samuel Galloway of Column
bus, Ohio, who died on Monday last has
of late years taken an active part in poll
tics, and was n few years ago nominated
for lieutenant governor on the Republic
car state ticket, but withdrew before the
opening of the canvass. He was an
ardent Republican, n man Of great social
qualities and an effective stumper.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

President Grant has reduced the deb,
$3.50 every minute since his Inaugural
toni Missouri Democrat.
And If all the money which his dishon-
est officials have pockcted had gone into
the public treasury where it belonged, he
might have paid five hundred dollars per
minute
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

President GRASr has promised to
attend the great musical Jubilee in Bos-
ton. Probably about that time even the
charms of music may fail 10 soothe his
psrturbed spirits
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

BeH. An Arkansas paper has the follow
ing model obituary notice ola well-known
citizen; Mrs.-died in the spring of
1867, since which sad event Mrs. foot
steps have echoed down the corridors of
time alone, waiting for the summons to
cross the dark valley to the other shore,
breathed out like the waiting of an even
ing brecze-happy to think he'd never
had a sick day in all his liie-our loss i
his gain"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
BOOK BINDERY.
CAIRO CITY BOOK BINDERY
JOHN II. OBERLY d co.,
PROHIBITIONS,
BOOK BINDERY.
Bulletin Building, corner Of 18th
street and Washington avenue,
CairO. Illlinos.

All kinds OF binding and Ruling done a. the
very lowest prices. Having engaged the seryl.
ots OF Mr. Huels, VINO has had many years
experience ~ one Of best hnderies of 81. Louis
- sunerntend this es,ablishment, we can con
lenlly pfomis" our patrons work equal to that
Oiih1i Blndery 10 HE west. .
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
,ur DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.

John n. oberly 4 Co. nave reduced the sub.
scrirtion price Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin 10
one Dollar per arnlm. making u the cheapest pa
DER published IN southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

[c,NVJO In " hEf.N DAChS
One Prize $4,000 In silver,
Two Five f P1iss, y s 300 sGRrrNRAcxs
Ten Prizes 500 q
One Horse aid Buggy With Silver Mounted Har-
ness, worth 5000 each.
One fne-to Rosewood Piano, worth $50.
Ten family sealing machines, worth siO
each. Five hesyy cased gold hunting watches
and heavy gold chains worth $500 each. + We
gold American hunting watches worth SIS each.
Ten ladies gold hunting watches worth one hun.
bred dollars each. Egl hundred gold and
silver lever hunting watches I'm ALL worth
from ~ to $500. Ladies' gold leontine chains.
gents gold vest chains. solid and double plated
oliver table and teaspoons, photograph albums.
jewelry, etc, etc.
whole number gifts, C,ooo. Tickets limited to
CJ,vOO
Agents wanted to sell Tickets to whom liberal
premiums will he paid.
Single tickets 81 SIX tickets 81 twelve tickets,
$40; TWENTY-FIVE $50.
Circulars containing - full list Of prizes, a de
scription OF the manner of drawing, and other in.
formation in reference to the distribution, will he
sent to any one ordering them, All letters inusi
be addressed to l.. D. SINE, Box SO,
OFrIcE, Cincinnati q
ioi west 9TH ~. nov2wvpOlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

The Illinois Central Rail Road Comp ny now
offer for sale the following described lois 10 Frs
Addition TO the City OF Cairo, viz; a,
Lat yt N Lot
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

gsn. a German eNpressman called at IL
house in Brooklyn recently to deliver u
box. He rang the .bcn, and II servant
girl opened the donr, when the express
man said; IL hGvc got schmall pox,
and IL you likes ! will carry it up stairs.
The girl looked horror-strickcn, and no,
rclshing the idea Of admitting man
with the small pox, slammed, holtcd anc
barred the door in the astoniShcd express
mans face.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

nEl- A healthy North Carolina woman
measures seven feet around the waist.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Baa- Mr.. II. W. Longfellow, with an
appearance more venerable than his years
seem 10 warrant is quietly engaged in
literary pursuits at bis home in Cam
bridge. Many people remark personal
resemblance between Mr. Longfel low and
Mr. Bryant.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-24
EDUCATIONAL.
A LETTER TO THE YOUNG.


My Dear Young Friends A good edu-
cation is worth more than a fortune Or any,
thing else that belongs to this world. It
is more truly our own and more practically
useful, than any other thing which we can
acquire.
Gold, houses, lands, and even friends, we
may loose; but we do not loose the elevat-
ing effects of a good education. Other
things are mostly outside of ourselves
We have only very loose connection With
them, and slight and uncertain hold upon
them; but knowledge and refinement be-
long to us as inseparable qualities of our
own being. The most valuable effects and
advantages of a true education consist in a
mind awakened, enlarged and strengthened.
These advantages are therefore the proper
ties of the mind and as lasting as the mir
ITSELF They are with us in all perio,'s of
life, and in all places Were we GO. Tn
youth, in middle age cr in old age; at home
orabroad, we can AVE more wisd ON. power
and happiness it'll cultivated and instruct
gu '''ino- My young friends, you are draw
ing noe + to the threshold of more active
APP ser;ons life yop are anx;ons,y oo,
sidering wha you will do hereafter. You
can do nothing we'll until you are we'll pre-
pared. Without education, you must do
wbatever is nossib,e for Won and +h,+ too
W. Id md inansrfent rUanmar nv W., 1oo
rronar education Won NAV do ,rro.+ar a,J u
pa attnr +,,;,,aS nth oasa amS se. a. anu
ueI'ea .,, na ; t,'n ""t ' Ina. ol " your
se'" .nu Inv, VIZ - go ILL " your
Ien1~ lu na he 70 nE w. minaeu you.n
WISHES ., "Ie' nopen ~ W 10y useful 10
OUTFITS. IL snouiu asA "ne'her tlis Is
YOU. no re,,s ,,;.i, io,d S1u every one
,.nH.o - he sofSi. ,u an+ to Te aes
and sometb;ng and not to 10 20 ,o sIIoouy
a Good 'fnrInotbing ;, io'0'S <'no
That is certainly a inst and roble ,,;sz
Int remember that wishes alone never do
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-24
MEETINGS Of County Commission erS,

VNlIE regular meetings of the County Con missoners
l. will be held the second TUESDA of every
MONTH
Persons having claims against the County, will please
file the in the COMMISSIONER Office With legal
voucher; as no account will be allowed nc t properly
chargeabe to the same
Collectors and Others having accounts to be stated
settled will apply to the Clerk during the of the
Board. BY Order.
VIM. T. MILLER %Gerk
Commissioners Of Css u aunty.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-24
NOTICE: TO TAXPAYERS.

The subscribers Collectors in the several Election
Districts of Cecil county. hereby give notice that us
authorized by law they will make the following deuc
tons State TaNes if paid the times specified viz:
On or before the LIT of September.....5 per cent.
= LIST of October .... ........4
LIST of November. .......3
In order to facilitate the payment of State Tax and
to afford taxpayers the benefit of the above deduction
the subscribers will be at the places NAMED below on
Friday and Saturday. The Goth and u It of August and
Friday and Saturday, the 9th and 18Th of September
AMI Friday and Saturday the 25th and 26th of October
next.
GEORGE G. MORGAN. LIT Dis t. at CeciIton.
BEN: r. CHAMBERS, I'd G. at Chesapeake City.
s. KENNARD BLAKE Sd Mt EIkton
JUN SMlTii, 18th at Fair HILL
Benz. r. LOGAN, ith at North East.
SAM Eli j. JENf ESS, 9th at Rising Sum
WILLIAM T. ALTON. 9TH at Port Deposit.
NJ ): McNAM' e. stll at Rock Springs.
"lLSoN ID. fIERS0N, 9th at Brick NJ. Hons G.
Aug ? II i2-iw
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ty of this : a" 20 ne. We
which is ~ that it is
can assu ul oiatandard;
kept fully ,1 w. Ia. perfect
and it isl i,' ing GRAY
ed prepsl on Aful color.
OR FADEflalN I'D silken.
making ~; - pes white
The SCALP 10 eruptions
and clea1,t.o ,e1n mic prop
a ani ua nluats thl a ~ ,@illng
ertles' Pr :i,.imulata o ~
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grows to-, restof capillary
badness, CIV Igor, and
glands to y ou, except in
will creat Wv, no" fmost eco
extreme @GG Ever used.
nomical b DaI ,lications
as it refsIb ,;;rid, glossy
appearant a. ei,fetts, says,
State ASS Vi IVY and care,
line con for ] quality;
and l consr it moses y snfa-
RATION fbs lnte : lMss;eine,.
Sold by all Ddsts, a.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are Of
more real value to
mankind than this eE.
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t does
surely and efiectually
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-08-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

's Oss ~ WILL
Ey virtue of an Order Of the Orphans Court of Cecil
county, the hndersi-hr Administrator of William
Spence dec d. VIII Oh at Public Sale, the late resi-
dence of the decay ed, on
TUESDAY, tile eth day Of Augush 1872,
ETg.IfSS the following property. to-wit:
I11JS COW, SHOATS good set of Single Car
49, riage Harness, Whip and Net.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. con-
sisting Of large Feather Beds common Feather Bed
Bedding, Be'lscads, Bureau, Stands Tables, Chairs
Corner Cupboard and Cnpboardware Looking Glasses
Cook Stove and other Kitchen Furniture.
Also, Guns: GraIG Cradle: Ok Chains: lot of Old
Iron: lot of Chickens: lots of Corn and Buckwhea
the ground II cords of 0ab Wood
TERMS OF SALE-Ar sums Of s. and under cash :
on ali sums above 50 credit of Three months will he
gwen the purchaser giving his Note, with approved
security. payable at National Bank of Elkton.
Sale to coniEencea at II o'clock NJ.
GEORGE X. SPENCE,
Aug Il, lS72-ts Administrator.
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YEV ADTER1,LsEMENTs.

AIRY VIEW ACADEMY, Perryriile Station
n Pa. r. r. (For Male and Female Pupits) Long
established thorough successful; location healthful
and accessible; community social moral and religious;
buildings large and costly full corps Of able teachers
mountain air, pure water safe bathing, hne skating
Tuition, ROOM Fuel and Washing, (for 40 weeks) less
than tro hundred dollars. Winter session begins
September 3. Send for Circulars. WILSON PAT
TERSUN Port Royal, Juuiaa county, Pa.
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NEW LINE
For ElktOn and Sassa. raS River.
-

E.slaa=N
On and after Monday, June 3rd, 1872 tho
STE MER C.. p. SMITH,,
Captain J. II. BROW {,
Will leave Pier No Z, Light Street WI arf Baltimore at
10 o'clock NJ. for Buck Neck Bar oards, Betterton
Reynolds and other Landings Elk River; returning
the opposite days-ieave at o'clock Al
fp-The Steamer will stop TO receive Passengers and
sgnHled.
PASSAGE, 81 90.
FREIGHT carried at reasonable rates.
ED. BROWN,
april lS72-u PRO prietor.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1872.

Agents wanted Tor our Campaign WOOds. SeII AT
sight. Pay 100 per cent profit. Now is
the time. Send at for Descriptive Circulars and
Price Lists of our Fine Steel Engravings of all the
Candidates. Campaign Biographies Charts, Photographs
Badges. Pins Flags, and every thing suited to the times
Ten dollars per day easily made. Full samples sent for
-. Address MOORE & GooDsPEED, 81 Park Row, New
N.nrE
, 1872-12-09

After protracted trial Of cundurango in the
cancer wards Of the Middlesex Hospital, in Lon.
don, the medical authorities Of that institution
have arrived at the conclusion that tho ir1,a
has no effect on CANCER. The British .Medic1l
Journal says that at recent meeting of the
Clinical Society in London, papers wero read by
the two gentlemen who had been conducting
this investigation, in which it was distinctly
stated that not one single Indication Of i'm.
provement Ind been observed in any Of tho
cases treated BY the alleged remedy. In tact.
the disease either ran it's usual course. or tha
patient showed symptoms OF arrangement Of
system which might fairly be attributed to the
drug. At the Same meeting, the fact was men
toned that a large number OF PERSONS in Ene
land, n1isled by the reports that had come from
America, we're paying e1orbitant prices for the
nostrum, and the feeling was strongly expressed
that it was desibable that the public should bo
made aware Of its utter worthlessncss,
, 1872-12-09

Ihe extraordinary wealth procured annually
by Great Britain from her mines gives some i5es
Of what may be realized by the development Of
our far greater mineral treasures. The ANIMAL
return for 1871 Of the mineral product Of Great
Britain, shows 2,76o coal mines produced IT,
(go1d, s5 to the pound sterling); 210 ironstone
mines produced IL, 1884, 1888 tons Of iron ore.
Talued at s38, ,352, $780, 122 copper mines produced
97.127 tons of copper ore, valued at 81. .s35 $50;
valued at S., Isl, ITO; 2tl lead mines produced
93, 965 tons OF lead ore, valued at S5,778, $50
and 47 zinc mines produced II, 736 tons of zinc
ore, valued at 1921 $50. The total value OF The
mineral 1a13 produce paa Of the United Kingdom, in
1871, WAS 9297, 472,o00. The metals obtained
from the ores is valued at 300, ,8o9, $50, and tho
value Of the: metals not smelted $18571O 6l5:
total 1886, 500, ,405. This does not include build
ing stones, lime, alates, common clay, and brick