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NEW AND Fresh GOODS.

lust RECEIVED assortment OF FALL AM
- WINTER GOODS, GROCERIES, and QUEENS
WARE, comprising almost article called fo among
which ae-Frenrh and English Merinoes, Circasssns,
Plain and Figured Bombazes Ladies' and Mems superior
winter Gloves; Merno Worsted, and Lambs wool Hose
a. half Hose Brown and Black Musns; Gum Elastic,
wors.ed and Suspenders Bobinetts ouings Edg-
ings Swiss, Jachonett, and Bobnett Iassngs; Silk Vel
vets Neno Chally and great variety of Dress Shawls;
kets; Red and white Fannels; Canton Flannes; Baze
Tickipgs; Battings;
"A great variety of Merrnac and Fancy Cacoes, dark
coors Painted Muslins; Plain and Fancy Silks; plain
Silk Shaws; Brown, red bandanna and pongee Handker
chief; Bleached and unbeace Sheengs and Shirtings
Irish Linens Ready made Vests; Threads, Needless &c
Together with general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
and BROGANS, Hardware, Groceries, &c. &c.
All of the above articles will be sold fair
they can be purchased elsewhere.
MORRISON & TYLOR.
Eleventh month 7th, 1888. 44,f
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THE ArsssONEAN.

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE U. STATES.
spssd first Issued our Prospectus for
the publication of the NJ During This cyentnl
period engaged conflict. inter
ssng important Republic. that has trans
PRED since its organization. The and our course,
many which will not permit Us
retire contemplated.
period arrived, therefore, when n has become ne
cessay ouref and the public, indicate Our
for the future.
L. remembered that she NADIsosIAs as establish
n the the character and interests o.
country. well the of the standardization re-
CURED the seat Of the Naionai 'oEes
meat Born IN Republican fat7, and nuriufsd IN ne
publican doctrines DESTROYS of seeing tins 4eaaIas
pies of party whnn were astacna1 pfsser
ed and carried our, cny theory but IN practce
pledged osefto principles and doctrines oil the
Republican party. as d.asated By Mr. MADISON, ard
me here IN good support the present adnisira-
lion u-on the principles which governed the party which
s-sd Mr. Van Barren, and pledge. oy which thai
ele~oo We have, throughout, strictly adj
=. those principles Had tue Executive Of tIs nation
o,e the same: received the spirit IN which II
was adTic. Of MS best friends ths eonunuah'e
f this aoer would been should we
nav. distracted coEssls nv which e Is governed.
or hare digoaed and defeated party By which De
surrounded.
No Chief Magistrate days Of asotngoh ever
70 that hzh station .sde favorable auspices taan
NJ Van Buren, A Of cifcauas;aares winch
seldom :r.nspise clearly indicated the -ay to the affections
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Richmond. Oct. 81, 1883.
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

THE subscriber would again inform tho citizens of Rich
mond, and vicinity that the session Of his school Will
MONDAY, the 9Th Of Nov next. The session
consist of 22weeks lie hopes by undivided attention
all committed him. render general satisfaction II
also contemplated OF lectures cham
during the winter and the privilege of attend ance VIII
scholars Terms tuition. session,
follows Reading, Writing, ap Arithmetic, Str Dit
lars Geography, and Grammar Eight Dollars; History,
Chemistry. Astronomy. Mental-MoEal and Natural PHI
losophy, Ten D1qrs; Ancien, Languages Algebra with
the higher branches Of Mathsmatcs, Iicelre Dollars
f-TUITIoN be paid the expiration Of each quarter
GEO. :. REA.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE FALLs.-Thc energetic
movements OF our old and respected pilots, Capt.
Ireizinger and Major Donne, with Il view TO i'm
prove the navigation over the Falls Of Ohio, have
bad happy effect Several hundred dollars were
expended. mainly by Cep' Gretzinger. and he
succeeded IN giving an increased depth IF one fool
OF water Ia the !ndian shoot, aud greatly dimin-
ishing the danger of passing the fails. The
work done has shown that moderate expsndi-
ture by the Government-say twenty or thirty
thousand dollars--wili enable steamboats, 10 pass
up or down whenever nQvi CATION Is good between
this city and Pittsburgh. aud we are pleased 10
learn that Capt. Dillingham; has receve, insfruc-
tons from the proper department. at Washington,
I" proceed forthwith IN efiecting The mprov emcnf.
! ms VIII be welcome intelligence owners o.
steamboats,. it will probably take o.Tone half the
enormous tax now impnse &c. in the shape of tolls on
he navigation of the Ohio-[ Lou. Aar.
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GA few weeks since il officially announ-
ced that the Land office, heretofore kept at La
porte, had been removed to Winainac, on the
Tippecanoc river, and that the sale of land adver-
tised to take place in Laporte would be held at
O' 30. 90 aai - "a, us Iofnef IotafioI.@
Why such changing?
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SHERIFFS SALE.

E(I virsne OF an Execution ne directed the
- Wayne Circui; Court, vii! expose public sale,
the Court House door the iowa OF Navne
county, Indiana. on SATURDAY. the lst dav Dscem-
per- $50 the following property. wit: HOUSE and
LOT in the Town OF Boston. WAYNE county,. Indians
known by its number being IS numbered plat
said Town; taken in property Joseph
Brown, at the suit of William d. Fouts.
I. q. NOBLE, Sharif W. {.
Nov. 10, 1888
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Office il hereby given, ;hat the undsfs signed have
taken of the Delaware Probate Court lettsrs OF
Adm inisraton Henry George. deceased
All persons indebted to the SAID estate are re-
uuested Immediate ayment; and those having
claims same. notified present them. duly
settlements within w months from LII.
date. The estate EtlJposef II be sotreHL
WILLIAM MACY,l .,;,i.,-.,,.-.
JESSE MUNDES, !
10rf 9th, 1893. 49,
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PU EgEIEC - AE1E.

ILL be sold public auti"n, Monday the 16ui
w day inst. (November. at the late residence
of anes Bankhsad deceased, three miles nnFIe> of
Richmond. the following property Horses, Cattle, Hogs
Sheep. hea Oats Corn, Farming utensils, household
and kitchen furniture, wagon, harness, and variety OF
other articles Sale to commence 10 O'Clock. credit
OF nine will he given all three dollars
by The purchaser giving and approved security
b. STRAWBRl DGE, Admir-.
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PorAToEs.--There is we believe, duty of 10
per cent, on foreign potatoes. The Virginians
wish to have it expungsd. We protest against
the black lines. Potatoes grow SO fast in Nova
Scotia that s.all creation' could eat the half
tina. would be raised there, were the duties taken
off. We can raise enough in Maine to supply
the world, and will do SO after fair no,icc--Porf-
land 4drertiser
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PUBLIC SAL e.

.StOcI.. FARMING Tfcn5lfS, HohyeNoIu dHd H1!f.tH
Furniture, &c &c. &c.
WILL he sold, presmporily on Ihrd-day, tire goth
wv of Eleventh month, (Novembcr,) at 10 o'clock A
NJ az tha subscriber salisbury; well
broke Horses. colts from 10 old; cows, 10
cattle, fattsniny cattle; "a Sheep num-
hogs, and 10 fat hogs family carriage and
harness: wagon nlmos: new, and variety oil
one horse and harness. nearly poush
harrow about % tons OF good hay, guam
of sawed Lumber srn'istone ana number oil bafre
nd tubs &c \ pa cooking nearly ncw
two bureaus beds bedseads and bedding, carpeng
tables chairs looking glasses, irons -
aud ongs variety kren furniture, too tedious
mention Terms which will be liberal, made known
the dsy SAILS continue from day to day until ali
sold JOB ELDRIDGE.
EI.va,,, r,o,tt Ard IS3S s3-ts
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RICHMOND INDIANA PALLADIUM.
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
su bject to the decision of the National Conven-
tion to be held by the Wings of he L. states.

TERMS OF SUBSRIPTION-Two DOLLARS psi
annum, pa yabe in advance Two DOLLARS and FIFTY
paid within the yoar; and THEEE DOLLARS pay
ment be delayed until the year expires.
GA failure notify the publishers OF disconnuance
Will be considered as new engagement. O-No paper
viii be discontinued until ali arrearages paid, unlsss
the option of the editors.-E1}
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T0NsiiE0ys,
(Tortuonsiy termed TONSOR4TYCAL.)

To shave, shave, that is the Question:
Whether IT'S nobler II mar,
The siings and scratches OF his week-old brs:Ies.
Or himself of anxious troubles,
And, by good shaving thsm TO share,-.7slcep,
No more. .Stakcspote.
''Come one, come all,'' and seo if /,
From his my manifesto ay;
Then. ''BE IT nHows,'' WE, JACOB WALLACE,
COR any name you please call US,
Sometimes thev Jake or .sDarkee,''
But no odds what you call Us. )-Harkee.
Wen shave you smoother, closer, faster,
Than Bddle would old shin plaster;
And ifyouH stop a Number no Is,
just opposite to SLoAN's--Ilow OwEN's:
You'll say that BARRIERS ne'er brisker,
At beard or hair Dandy whisker:-
For WALLACE you VIII cry .-sncore.
Unless you've been .shnit-stared'' before.
Richmond, Nov. 10, 1893. iiif
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A Black Mare Taken Up.

TAKEN UP on 3st of October, 1889. by John
Wells living in the southwest OF Darke Ohio
a black old, fifteen sixteen hands
high, white in forehead, white under
her belly, marked with the sod before, lame in the
left four leg supposed TO be the swansy.
November 5th, 1898 44-3t
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BrOadclOths. Cassimeres. &c

NIORRISSON s. +TYLOR, have Just received an ad-
dton their stock of Cloths Superior Pilot
Bearskin cloths Broadclohs of almost
color and quality; Cassmers plain, stripped and
plaid, different qualtes Sa,neus, general
ment; Jeans Linseys Call and examine befoe pur
chasing elsewhere.
Eleventh mo- Eth, 1888. 4itf
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TAKEN Up by Thornton Alexander,

WING. Greensboro township, Randolph county, Ia,
4 the 9Th day OF September, 1893, bright sorrs
colt suppose TO be wears old-nesh marks, blazs
face. no other psrcoe.ble Appraised
$50 by Samuel III Middleton and George Lock
copy from my eslray book
JOSEPH Ft7LGHUM, J. p.
November 3rd, 1888. l3-3t
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COLLECTION.

cAM,EL L. MUMMY, viii collect merchant,
accounts and others if encouraged, TO render 1t
an induce1.nt, will deposit any security required
For character, he viii refer gentlemen
10 the following individuals:
JoHx H.INEs, J R,o6uoad. Ia.
b. w. DAVIS. !
GEO. \. FAKoUHAR,/
LEWIS DAVIS. .sete Pam, OHIO
DAVID CoTToM.
FEED-6 koBM, ,.r,o,,n o5,o
STUMP & GUSkLE, !
Richraond, October 21in, 1893. i2-f
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Silver Ware N5assuEactOry.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he prepared all kinds of Sill.
NERW ARE, shor, notice. and in handsome and sub
stantia The highest price will be paid at all times
for old gold and silver. j. {. FERGUSON.
Richmond, Nov. s, 1888.
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NTOTICE hereby given those indebted the astats
\ " -,, LII ~sTf, Ia ss Qi this county,
tho said their legally
thenticated within The estate is supposed be
solvent
b. STRAW BRIDGE, Admir-.
November 3d, 1898. 43-3t
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Correspondence of the ~ Y. Courier and Enquirer.
TRENTON, Wednesday, half past 6 O'Clock, p. NJ
Oct 81, 1888.
Dear Webb The Goveror and Privy Council
have this momen, decided the votes for Congress,
as follows:
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RELIEF ENGINE COMPANY.

Monday evening next. Q2ih inst) the regular
stated meeting of the Relief Engine Company
will be held at the office of the FIRST Burgess
Punctual attendance is requested.
y. p. HOLLOWAY, Sec'v
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ELAN 2. LANGDON.
From the Gazette. COMMUNICATED.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 90, 1913.

7 To Hrs. Mary Ann -NcCon0s and Sisters:
In behalf of the citizens of Cincinnati the IN
dersigned have the pleasure of presenting
TO YOU the enclosed deed for small house and
lot situate the north side of Longworth street
second lot east of Smith street.
The price was ono thousand dollars. 1t was
purchased from Nicholas Longworth, Esq; S667
from the moneys contributed, and 1888, being
the generous donation OF Mr.. Longworth, com
Iileted the PAYMENT. Tho house and premises
must be repaired. which will cost about two hun
LII
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COUNTY BUSINESS.

Probate Court will sit on Monday. Nov. ~
The Circuit Court will commence on Monda,
the 25th dav of February, 1880
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DIR. BRANDE1YTS GENUINE
Vegetable Universal Pills.

MR.. S. PIERCE is the only Authorized Agent in Rich
mond, who sale Dr. Brandeths Genuine Vegetable
Pills. +. A. WILLIAMSON,
Travelling Agent.
Richmond, Nov. :, 1888. 4i-3m
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Cincinnati, Oct. 2I, 1898.
DEAR BROTHER :
1T becomes m

1t becomes my painful duty TO commun
cate TO you tldIngs of heart rending nature.
About three O'Clock this morning. we were IL
harmed by The cry of fire 1T soon found ulla
It proceeded from the small tenement occupied
by your sistcr-in-iaw, Mrs. McComas and sisters
on Mcfarland street. But what is still worse to
reiate, her little son, Mortimer had persisted in
the flames. He was about seven years old, and Il
very promising child. His sister Elizabeth, was
IN the upper room of the house with him and made
her escape by jumping out of the window, who
vas severely injured by the fall. The morning
was very calm, and it some time before the
citizens aroused. Had there been immediate
help the poor little boy might have been saved !;
he. however, is gone stO that bourne from whence
tray clier returns.'
Mrs. McCon,as an her sisters the Miss Mitch
ellis, have their loss of property, and life with
almost unparalleled ortitude and christian resig-
nation.
Never was the truth more fully verified that
clara cter and ristue are far more paiuabie TEAM
riches. | Will not attempt 10 describe TO the
the feelings OF my heart, or the deep sympathy
that have felt on this occasion. 1t was calcu-
lated to excite my feelings 10 ali that was said
:...d done. and must say that never witness
ed snch flow of sympathy, and manifestation Of
kindness in my life, has been manifested TO-
wards your sisters this mournfu! event, BY
their friends and ncighbors--and might add bv
all our citizens. | will only name two or three
indiv who were only first III bestowng their
hospitality and kindness-thcsc are Mr.. Jno
uswkns Mr. Jos l. Mask i,e,,o Nj ,l Ly9n Ref
Williamson. The hearts and doors of hundred .
more have been freely opened to relieve the wants
md suiiarings Of the distressed family. Drs.
harrison and Wood afforded medical aid.
The funeral held ut > this afternoon ut
,Ir Hawkins. 1t was attended by Mr. Sehon,
Who spoke in the most appropriate manner, to a
.rowded audcncc--the service al the house was
concluded by IA PRAYER from Rev Mr. Johnson.
a Light ladder should be kept by every family
both of the children might have escaped in all
without injury or loss of life had one
,cen prov ided for this house.
Yours &c,
ELAN 2 LANGDON. |.
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lscntlemen,s & Boys Caps,

OF decen, oaaIirie. and variety of patterns: Ladis
Fur Capcs and Boas. Fur Collars TOR coats and eIoa@
- ,,Ia ~ MORRISON & TYLoR
Eleventh meath tn, 1888 4ia
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PUBLIC SALE.


) Saturday tae ist Of Dee. VIII b. the
~ per@oaal esta:e 0. Ihalu Ives decea s, consisting
OF tao Gns Mare, Tors. Nazsos ia=ge qianI..v 81
Boots ard Shoes, fac sni Tubs and measures;
houssaoi and Ai:-asa fIrai:a=e. sale bs held
house 81 n. subs-F il itehmopa ANA 10
O'Clock. Terms maze ki.r,.n &, sas in. Of sale.
PETER EWING, Admir-.
Rchnlond. Nov. lOth. ISIS 49-3t
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The contributions made follows:
From individual subscriptions, S764,29
"Rcy Mr. Schon's church, 21,o6
s.Fhe Unitarian church. i2,Sl
..The Cincinnati Royal Arch Chapter, SO,0o
ssWashington Engine Co No. /. 1890
..individual members of the 5000
..'rbe 9Th street Methodist church, 1900
s9l6,6s
From which deduct the amount paid y.
Longwo-th, Esq, for house and lot, $1,000
Leaving the balance herewith enclosed S249.66
s6lG.66
We also received subscriptions for goods to the
amount of thirty dollars.
The purchase OF :!ic house aud lot made
with the appreciation of yourself and family, and
Of YOUR friends. and which VIC hope you and your
children will long live 10 enjoy.
This a rREI-wILa OFFERING; from the citizens
orCinciuna;i as 4 testimonial of their deep feel
mo of sympathy for your recent affiction in the
loss of little son. who persisted IN the flames
at The fire on he morning OF the 2Ist inst.
We know that this cannot restore your child
or compensate YOU for the loss that you have
sustained-but ii Is an evidence of the respect
and stcem entertained for yourself and family
hv our citizens, and their sorrow for the untime-
" and painful death of little Mortimer
1t is charac teristic of the noble generosity OF
our citizens and guarantee that the meritorious
will no, be neglected by them in time OF afliic-
ton and want.
Yours very respectfully.
GEO I. WILLIAMSON,
JOS. I. HASkINS,
MOSES LYON.
ELAN P. LANGDON.
Committee
*The collection in this church was taken on
Sunday the 2Sth, week after the fire. and at
Ter The members had contributed
Cincinnati, Oct. 29th. 1898.
GENTLEMEN:
l have just received your KIND favor OF TINS
date which CONVEYS TO mo the coincidence of my
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

LII a.1saas indebted to the OF Thaaeus Ives.
deceased. are requested TO imms3Iat@ payment.
AMI ali tanss having cssis against The said estate Iaust
present iHsn legally authenticated witb5a On, year The
estate IS Supposed solveas.
PETER EWING. Aam'r
Rchmoai. Nor. l0h. 1888. 44-a,
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G-Business of a domestic nature has pre-. en- T.
ed attending to the editorial columns this
week.
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An Annual Exhibit

Of the Receipts and Expenditures Of Wayne coan-
ty, from tae 9th day of Norember, 1897, to the
18th day Of Norember, 1898, Inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
Amount in The hands OF the Treasurer Oh the 9Th
day of November. 1897. $50 Oh
Reed of T. G. Noble in full of tax for 1897 SIPS IS
:" John d. Morrison acct of tax for 1888, 40
s. j. III Hutchinson rent for public ground, Is %
- Sundry persons vend foreign merchandise, PSI o.
g Sunday persons for license Il PERMITS as 90
g Sundry persons for grocery license, - w
{. Sundry persons exhibit shows. 100 90
- : Hannah, Clerk, Jurors fees, Is Do
IS Sindry persons to vend wooden clocks, "a 9o
Total amount of receipts, S70o0 33A
EXPENDITURES.
Ioid and expended nc,ttin tie period cforesai3
Paid supervisor. Of Roads 4 Road Viewers, sgc4 "a
:. Grand Jurors, I6o -
Travers Jurors. 300 90
O,sr.e.rs poor keeping poor persons 644 "a
IS Superintendent, of Asylum, 1853 i94
:. Sundry persons for materials and work al
the Asylum IL oes
- County Commissioners, IA: w
Balifs attending courts and Jurors, !U3 -
tss.sao-. nj v.ye,ne SO 90
Trustees of school sections & school Com.r.. s3 81.
Associate Jud-es Ia 90
Jurors inquest by Coroner, 70
Sundry persons for and making fence
public ground, ~ -
w Commons las, payment on court mouse iuoo W
For sundries for Jail. 70 43*
Collectors delinquent list, 2JI 2v4
$ Clerk his annual allowance, ~ "
- - for making duplica,e, % W
- For dieting prisoners, ~ - -
. FoF guarding Jail. - "
-. Il.o.,-ss % esq
g For printing and paper, % "a
8 Attorneys Fees, IL oo
Ah' pee So .aa 9s 62i
- Desk for Clerks office. = W
County Seal. ~ "
Summouiny witnesses for Grand Jury, 80 w
Countv Surveyor for asld notes, II w
SIndrie- for Cour. House. % w
County Treasurer his per centIin- <oo -
Total amount expended, ef-oI9 wi
Balance in the Treasury, % ga
THOMAS COMMONS. T. w C.
November 9th, 1888. i4-5i
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Tory.
WING.
Wing majority, 2S7.

VERMONT SENAToR.---TLe Hon. Samuel Phelps
of Mdidleburg, justice of the Supreme Court,
has been elected Senator in Congress for six
years from the fourth of March next, in the place
of the Hon. Benj. Swift. He chosen the
10Th ballot, as follows: House, Phelps LOG, Allen
20, Kellogg Qocofoco) 76--Senate, Phelps H.
all the others IL.
Chapman, the Wing candidate in Iowa Terrific
~ for delegate TO Congress, is said to be elected
by handsome majority over Engle. ". b.
In Wisconsin Territory, Judge Doty, (W.) has
beaten Mr.. Jones, (V. b. by large majority.
Judge Cross, (V. b. is said to be elected to
Congress FROM Arkansas, over Mr.. Cummins, (W)
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Of the Receipts and Expenditures Of wayne coan-
ty, from, the 9th day of November, 1887, to the
18th day Of Norember, 1888, inciusire.
RECEIPTS
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From the Troy Times
TFom TIE Troy lines
CALAMITOUS FIRE IN CINCINNATI

A small frame house on Mcfarland street wa
consumed by fire Sunday morning, the 2Ist
inst. Ii was occupied BY Mrs. Mary Ann Moo
mas, widow with three children Two of
them (the oIdes, and youngest) slept up stairs,
and the stairway in flames (says the Gin
cinrati Gaz.) when they awoke. The almost dis
tracted mother, with no person 10 assist her. cali
ed upon the children 10 amp out of the window
upo bed she spread for them. 4 girl abou,
twelve years old made the leap and escaped
without serious injury. The boy about e. pbt
years old, could not be prevailed upon 10 10 Jump
and persisted in The flames pouring out the mos
agonzing screams for relief.
The mother thus bercft Of her child is almost (
stripped of her all, of worldly goods She is /
" ell known TO many, and sustans an excellent /
character Hers is case, IN which unost enta-
liois charity should perform rs Offices
The intelligence OF the sad disaster above
was communicated to the Editor of
he Times at an early date, by his brother Elan
P Langdon, Esq A p NJ, Cincinnati. The mn
oTtunate widow is sIster-n-iaw to tho Editor,
md was ut ono time, with her chiIdren.an inmate
# his family were also, the young ladies'. re-
erred 10 in Mr.. Is. letter. The loss of 'hcr all,
earthly goods is nothing when compared TO
he awlai death Of her darling child. In this be-
kind Providence only can bring
onfort TO her bleeding heart The religion Of
esus, which she, with her other sisters. profess,
Ill sustain them IN this hour of affection. For
&c temporal welfare Of the sufferers, no fears
ccd be entertained; the Lenevoience and syrl-
lthies of the citizens o!Cincinnati are too pro-
erl,ial for rs to doubt that this instance thew
Ill withhold their accustomed bounty. The let
II referred TO is annexed.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-10

DJ Is TO He BA-Nh. III.
Notes Discounted S271,194 Is
Bills of Exchange 7.456 SO
Suspended Deb, on personal security 1856 S.
Banking House Richmond $3.50 90
for Stats Bank 963 63 4,224 So
Furniture and Fixture, 2OS 81
Due from other Branches Log, %
from other Banks S,1OI Is
from the State of Indiana, payable
Is; day of 1889 81 ,364 w
RON New W. York eG Is A''A u''' a'-' I'll 1888 90
Cash hand viz:
In Bank notes, other than ours 1850 90
= Specie o5.s09 So 9o,769 So
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