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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Trustees sale.

NOTICE IS hereby given. tba, IN pursuance Of
~ the provisions coutaiHed in deed Of Trust
executed BY Joseph S. Leake ol Lowndes county,
State Of Mississippi, the tweniy-sixth day OF
January, 1899, 10 Henry A. Fox, Of the county and
State AFORESAID trustee, 10 secure The payment Of
crfian prGmissnry note therein rientuneda -.t de-
scfbed % James Jones, will rs SAID trustee, On u
at public sale at The Court .h0use N Columbus, on
Monday The 21th inst all the right, title; claim and
interest which ihe said Josph s. Lake has in and
TO the following Described property, 70 wit one ne
gro woman named Charlotte, five Cows and Calves.
five Young Cows, two yneng Oxen and one sorrel
Mare. The sale will take place between the usual
hours, IoI each,
HENRY A. FOX, Trustee.
Jan'y, 4, 1910. 26ws Pr lee SO 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Law NOficc.

WILLIAM L. HARRIS. GEORGE CLAY I
W TON, s. JAMES I. HARRISON, have
associated themselves together IN the practice Of the
Law.
Jan lst lsi0--26 3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Law Notice.

FORGE b. AUGUSTUS and THOMAS J.
" KOUER, having associated themselves IN the
practice Of Law, wal alleud he courts 81 Noxubec
and other cpuntics composing tie 9th judicial Dis
met Oaice IN Macon Noxubce county Miss.
Ian HIN lsiO.-27-gW.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Notice.

OrfIcg MISSISSIPPI UNoN DASH,
Macon, Non. 2lSl 1889
vWNHF. notes discounted by the mother bank 1t
jackson for the first District, composed Of she
counties q, Okubbeha, Winston, L)wnIrs. Noxu-
bec, Kemper, Lauderlae, Nrwton and Nc-l,oba
having been rarslerred 10 this office Tor collection,
renewal or twelve months viii be permitted by
a payment Of one fourth Of the principal, and dis
count on tie residue.
Oarrng days Wednesday.
Discount day, THURSDAY OF each week. By or
der vi the Board.
JNO. DAVIES, Cashier
22--sw
=" Argus will please COPY,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
RACES. RACES" RACEs!!.
Spring Races.

SDrInE KNtCS.
TNNllE Spring Races over the pram Course, Ma
4 con, M,sssslppl, will commence on the 2sth
day of Aprl next, and continue for four days.
LIST day mile heats, purse $3.50
% 4" . mile heats $50
Sd mile heats, 400
4lh +" 8 best in5 300
The purses subject to discount Of fifteen per
cent,
Every accommodation will be ensured to such as
may be disposed TO palronIze the course
J c. AWrRY Proprietor.
Macon, Jan. Is lsl0-2S l3w
or The CoIumhu, Democrat, Huntsville Demo.
cmt, Holly Springs Republican and Manchester
Wing, will publish the above until the 18Th OF Apr
nexi, and forward their accounts 10 the Proprietor
for paXtnrUt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Executors NOticp.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate Of
"A Wade II. Gordon deed are hereby notified to
present the same duly authenticated, whn The time
prescribed b. law or the same vii he forever bar
rel Persons indebted To The estate Of the SAID de-
ceased are lequestcd 20 make immediate payment
JAMES H. TURNER,
Executor.
Jan I-th 1910 -aa tr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

70 NO papers from Washington Gag ANS week.
oar las, northern mail was complete failure. Look
Q It We mai contractors, and Postmasters. Nj
kendall vii bs iown upon YOU I you don't mind.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
To Prevent Mi.taLes

ME shall doa cast business sner the sis, Of
~ Decemnevyi5, i15B. No exccp,ions.
PFISTER s. GOODWIN
Dr. 2s,h, 1899 IS 4,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
ImnrOyed PInnghs.

lust received on consignment 4 small lat OF
- Parkers Pioughs, sad 10 b. superior article.
FRANKLIN x BROTHER.
Jan. iI,--27-3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Trust Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that Twill sell at pub
~ lie auction, at the Court House, IN the town
OF Columbus Miss. on Saturday the lsl day Of Feb.
ruarY next, to the highest bidder Tor cash. The fol-
loving tracts o. parcels of baud, ia peraoenec Of a
trus, deed, executed by Winchester Dumas Ia Sc.
cure the paymcn, OF certain notes therein described
TO Townsend Dickinson.
The east hall OF the south west quarter Of sec.
ton twenty eght, and the east hall OF the north
west quarter tf section thirty three, the south west
quarter Of The south wes quarter Of section number
thirty six, all in township number fifteen, south Of
range number seventeen west Also the north half
of She south west quarter OF section thirty SIX,
township fifteen south of range seventeen west,
and c north east quarter oI he south east quarter
OF section lhrrty-two, townshp il,een south Of
range seventeen west. Sale within the hours pres
crbed by law.
CHAS H. ALERT, Trustee.
Jan. lllh, 1889 --a7-3w PR. fee 50 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

A LII those having land hat taxes are due for 1889
IN m Okiibbe,fa county, vii cime forward and
settle the same. on or before The Goth OF February
next, 81 il will he disposed of as the lsw directs.
JOHN WlSEMEN, Il c.
January llth. 1927 3w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

ofdNne Providence, lhr Anchiy drsNUsgf " 40,
human tveot>, has been pca,el 10 deprive Us ol nue
who>C moral wodh Justly ranked han am1ag ,hg
br ghicst Jewels 81 oar institutions.
&c it ,bctelare Resolved, That the members -
Columbus Lodge suu.bcr i. wear the usual badge
of mourning. and the Lodge aisn be clothed lar
the space OF 50 DAYS a testimony ofreSFci to hs
memory.
Resolved further, That Tie memhets Of tl,s fp3e,
do most deeply and sincerely sympar,zr with tiJ
relatives al the deceased IN their late severe stiic
lion and brcivmrui and would tcspccuuiy tender
them llelr con ocnre,
Resolved, That tie Secretary Of the Lodge l.,
instructed To present a copy Of the ahoye pre3mb.s
anl resolutions 70 the relatives ct the decreased
4 ), PFISTER.
Scey {. l.. No 8.
Jan. H. lSIU
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
AID. summer, Attorney ct Law,

WILL practice in the Courts Of the 9Th Judicial
w District. Office in Mai Crsvens' Law Build
ings, near the Court House. Columbus Nj.
Jany. IS 2swl2
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

10 Governor McNuu's Message has just come
to hand. Ii shall he published IN our next The
Governor speaks plainly and iorciby upon all the
important subjects which are likely to come before
the present Legislature. He takes no middle
ground, aud while his language IS mild, he is YET
firm and uncompromlsng IN the stand which he as
takan in favor Of complete and radical reform Of
our banking system. The people are ,rith him up
on this subject, and we hope the Legislature will
carry out his recommended tons The mesSage +, n
PLAN business document, devoted entirely 10 The in
terests Of the State. We have seldom re,d anv
thing with greater pleasure. The people will IN
deradnd /, and approve oft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
HexAZ

" We have several communications on hand
Salch we are compelled 10 defer for the want Of
space. Our correspon Tents must bear with US for
Wide. Next week, we shall publish Gov. McNuu's
message, and we shall have but little room TT any
hing else
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
CorOner's Notice.

A THATCHER Coroner, may he found at
N, tie Eagle Hotel, or at his Warehouse, when
not absent on business.
He viii also continue ,,,e Receiving aud For.
wsrling Business, at his old stand near he river
Nov %, lsse-9l-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Wanted to Hire.

A NEGRO MAN Of good character, and who
n has had some experience IN gardening.
For such one good prloe viii be given.
II. II. WORTHlNGT0N.
Jan. 4, 1870 26-tc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

~ The letter Of our Washington Correspond
en,whlch we publish to-day will be found parc-
ulary interesting, The writer is a sound Virginia
Democrat of he true Jefiersonlan stamp. His
Statements may alMays be relied upon.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

We have jus, received Petersburg VA pa.
per containing the appointments OF Committees by
the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Mr.. Jones DEM of Va, is the chairman Of
tho Committee Of ways aud means. This is a
bitter pill TO the feds. We have not had time to
examine carefully the complexion Of the various
committees but we believe they aie such as will
be satisfactory to The friends Of the adminstra-
tog. The feds have caught Tartar in taking
Mr.. Hunter to their arms. lie is too honest
and independent for them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

lHE FREslbESr'S MEssaer-Wrf.,,r The -sa.-
sure # laying his document berrs CIR reader. a.
day. TIE t5sldsoC,he almurra,5aa Vii INA in
u every ting 10 approve willie ue-op7,,.i,on can
U-ss boiling asaus, il, excepting. OF course, ,be
frzst.as'> aaaaihrrence % principle. and Be-, ne
te-a'ed recommendation o.. the lale2ealen, Tr5a-
sury. The language Of ibe message IS chaste and
d'guided-Ils temper IS IA. q aud eiueiatory. There
Is not lIue nor word m {, that We would alter.
Oar relations wiki foreign nations are represented
to fe oil the mos friendly and satisfactory character
The tnpu'e with Great Britain respecting the north
eastern boundary and the troubles on the Canada
hne, together with certain uua1lusted claims against
Mexoo l'rm the only exceptions TO this gratifying
aspect our Foreign relations, and these fheujies
At IS believed, vii be speedily adjusted, to the sails
action OF at parties. Our internal affairs, notwth-
standing the late partial suspension Of the banks,
are IN must prosperous condition. The Trtasu-
~ has been rnah lcd to met al The demands against
il, fully aud promptly. The President recommend,
the sricest ecnnumy--he would cuu6ue the esll.
mates Of appropriations TO be made by Congress,
within the nlrrowesl possible limits. But we have
M room foe an exende ed comment upon the mes
sage. It's now hefre our readers and we leave then
10 draw their owl conclusions respecting its merits
If they think with us, they viii pronounce it one .
the best messages ever delivered to Congress.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18

FoMBIoBr r. R. BANK.--We are informed,
! aal Gen. R. J. Browntigg, Saml. Butler, Esq.
CoI. ]. d. Anus, Col. ]. Huddlestnn, and Sam.
+ Butterworlh, Esq have Withdrawn from the
Directory Of this institution; also, that Nh But
lerworih has resigned the Office Of Attorney TO
he Bank We are not advised Of the cause Of
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Columbns Lodge. Number ).

Ala meeting of DE CO.
lumhus L,sigc number Eve,
Was CommGH.ca-
tei announcing thr mtjlr.
rho'y death of our late wo-.
thy AMI highly esteemed brJ-
ihcy. Thomas Buwa. auI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Notice.

- Argus will please cory.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-01-18
Trust Sale.

Jan. 18Th, 1910. % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
GAfsEbFNG MACHINE AND
6S asEt&E .TEEKR/.

rF'llE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE to in
n form his customers and the public, That his
C1RDfNG MACHINE md GRLST, MILL,
ON Ivy Creek near LynehbLrg, nor in fine order.
and he invites the patronage of the neIghborlug
community.
Persons deslfnesto have Wool oardcd. will please
send IT, rs eatly alter the lsi day of February az
convenient: Lei IL be well washed aud creased
o. II desifed grease will be furnished at the rate OF
81 for every ten pounds ofrolls. Lard is uniform
y used IN gre sing the wool.
Persons living at distance from the Machine
can always have thelr wool caided promptly and on
the same day It Is received # ii he less Than 100 lbs
And III Is announcement to send it to the Machine.
they may dePosn II at any place in Lyuchbure,
where, on beng notified OF 1t, The SUBSCRIBER will
send lar II, aud return II, after IL is cafded.
Com vii be ground Tor pers9gs who wish to sell
by wholesale, al a toll 81 one-teah, and for regular
customers al oae-eighth. The public patronage is
respectfully solicited, and the subscriber viii use
every eiioftlo give satisfaction.
TANDY X. KIDD.
Jan. % w1o,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

midoa Ia the public saloon n Sarafogs,) has LEFT on
'eeold bis'oninian Of the dappcr hlle magician 10
the following words -
I'll Is fnnored hat you wish TO be appointed an
ambassador 10 Euopean couu. The iuhabi-
lans Of lire old world viii be anxious 10 behold tie
successor 10 the Adamss the Piptkpey's and frank-
in's. aud they wall what - political ermalt n
--nuuung over petly sohcmes-nousing over SINS
Ter slralagems, without elevation OF mud OF disoity
Of ehafaeier."
Lei il be receected that Mr. Van Buscn opened
an unsuccessful intfigue win the view of obtaining
such an appointment under President Adams. DIS
appointed AID chagiued thai hls extraordinary met
a. MOI duly apr ciated he threw himself into
the fatks Of Gen. Jackson. whom lac had previous
y assalled ~ no measured terms, and ny his sye
ophancy, cat. aud cunning, igtatialed himself M
10 the iyor n he old chlei, and was by him made
the SUCCESSOR"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

NEW ORLEANS, June %.
1rsterdhy moiping n notice WAS gwen ior n W in2
meeting 10 be held ~ the 81. Charles theatre last
evening. Notwithstanding the shoftuess ui the no
lire. II wins meeting oi the largest Kind. he
dress circle filed with the beauty aud fashion Of
the CITY. even TO the Hobbies; aud every nook and
corner from the pit to the hllh tier, crowded 10
suffice ypn; and | can safely say there wrte nearly
Two Thousand Turned away Tor want 81 room. TIN
llnn. :. s Prenuss. from Mississippi addressed the
audience, amtd snch enthusiasm as WAS urver sur
passed al any similar meeting III the Southern
country. Such vast asscnblage as thls called
lngeiher ut Twelve hous' notice, shows that The old
General has strong iuothold among us, and we
determined 10 Prore uustv' good aud true when
the proper lime arrives. Loco Foroism can never
long MAI snong the ibemL open hearted, and IN
dependent Soulctners, aud 1t viii have its end
mong by next November.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

measures which, without having apv
nee'ion with those principles. mus, esfee'a con
ef' gfea add lasting influence nno. :, '''heles,
''" as many believe, upon he liberties 81 f,YsPeiy
ny. how' at such time, such /, ,,.s 'e eoua
N. l. Hunter can doff the habimen,. : hosef !
s"ea'hP MS 'renchauI blade, is only IN /. I
y" ''f ny me peculiarly Of his mental id,
certainly no one will impugn either hi. "e'a.f
MS honesty. The former has been Ia. etae1!
illustrated to admit of questionable -. iaeai !
speuously exempliGed by the yer, ae, ~, " conf
p'e,e"' Organization OF parties, mus, ano., a - u
safy arrest him in the bright career of oal;a
commenced under such favorable an,o,s. "opofi
promising such ample renown. Ii ia an u
"ny OF genius, however, to be waywa,1 VI !
aud suicidal. 'eeeairie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
FROM TEXAS.

News has been received from Galveston, by way
Of New Orleans. 10 The 22j Of last month.
The weather complained Of 3 being rather
uncomfosiahly warm IN Galveston. The market
vas sud 10 be good for the season IN the provision
line. aud almost blre Of several articles.
The Austin Gazette OF the 1oih has been recel-
we'd at Galveston. fother express from San An
fouio had feehed Austin, bringing continuation
Of pfesions accounts thai AIisia advancing to-
wards Texas al the head OF the Mexican army. The
last accounts represent his force as being much
less numerous Than the ffst-sty, FOR the least, one
Thousand men. The best opinions the subject
are, tbai AtIsta only intends attack aud cut up
lie Feleralists who forming within the Texan
border before they shall have become completely
organized.
Tn. spies sent to reconnaire tie Indians repor-
| ed to be embodied on the Upper Branches, had
not returned, and nothing further bad been heard
from them.
President Lamar was in Houston.
john II. Walton has been elected Mayor Of
/ Houston.
public dinner has been rendered to the F,cnch
Minister, NJ saligny, al Galveston which he has
accepted.
-Four Of orr vessels Of var, Gays the Galveston
Courier Of The I'D tie steamship Iavslla, tie
soop If war Austin. the sehnoners San Jaclnto and
San bernard, have sailing orders.
liouaToN, June IL. 1870
Weregrel 10 learn that the wnund Col. Wells re-
ceyed some time sinee, fonfa pistol ball. in the du
Ell he fought Al Bexar with Capt Redd, Of the Ar
my, has pfosed laial. Col. Wells died at San An
ouio a few days since. regretted by all who knew
hn; Tor he brave, cbiyalrous and gallaot Off
GER ala avs ready for The srlyIee OF LIS country IL
4 The hour al danger.
We see lhal Two deserters from the regular army
i hive been shot during The recent ludlan campaign
We have not learned then names.- Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

O. 1t will be recollected by our readers, that ID
his LATE letters to Mr.. Williams Of Tennessee, aud TO
Mr. Lyons of Richmond, Gen. Harrison adveiied 10
CORES ondence which he had held,a few days pre-
vlously, with committee Of the Wing members Of
the New York Legislature, some anxiety ose'
which CORES pondence has since been mani'es'eu'
We have the pleasure Of laying before our readers
this morning; and invite TO it the attention oiou
readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
Priyale Eesnalc School.

E'IIE SECOND SESSION. for 1910. will com
u mence on Monday, the 20th of July INST. and
continue the usual period Of five months. The terms
as heretofore, sly Fly Dollars per session for
Boarding and To'ilon. Every scholar CONSIDERED as
engaged ilom the time they commence School un
III the end oil the sessIon aud no deduction for lost
time, eXeepiln case Of protracted sicknpss.-A few,
','ote boa dels will be taken in the family, undei
,,f speeiai care aud protection of Mr.. and Mrs
y ue ana eaeher JOHN S. PAYNE.
my u6y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

"Hhrre 11ds Amos KENDhLL during The last
Har ?" is question often asked. We cannot tell.
- ff. Int.
Il the old files Of the Louisville Advertiser tell
the tuih. he was .n New England Hclng with the
blue light fedetasls." Neighb0f, upon What au-
thofiy did you make the statement! Any objection
10 teIingl L0uiSriHe Joafnat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
EO.Dav, .guHy 9th, 1910,

VIE Subscribers Instructions on the Piano. viii
u commence Tor tie quarter ending with October
punelnal attendance of the Scholars Is respect
uiy desired, order to have far test oftheI, ian
PfnVemeni at the expiration. X, }. RYPMA.
July 6 o,v #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
i RON FLORIDA.

We learn hom passenger arrived in tie steam
bout flot1da, from Black Geek, that the expedi.
ton under tos. 'lwiggs and Henry. had returned
alter destroying twenty seven cuTniclds aud l,k en-
thteo ltistntis-W Wild Cats mother aud daughter.
aud a negro who Was one oflhe crew Of the schr
Comet, Wrecked ON Cape Carnival some time since.
N0raHuah Gcor2jda, Jaty ,.
ST, AUGUSTINE, JuNE %.
Lieut. Ashton, 81 Dasooos. writes BON his
camp, near Nahoo Swamp, that an In liam squ4w,
with her child, came Ia, md leaving the child she
went ooi asalp promising to return. The next day
she brought Ia two warriors, who Informed Lieut.
Ashton 'ha they would hing in 80 warriors and
III n IA Ines on Phnrs lay. 2iih inst.
The Steamer Santee PoIusett, arrived here from
southern posts.
Ga Tuesday last 5 Indians had shown themselves
IN sight oil ludlan River Bar. Ga the night OF the
18Th msl an lnilap approached within fifty wards
al Fort Dallas, aud placed book in the ROAD, with
two sticks LAID across II, aud made several niatks 4.
round. The book had the uame ut Col. Harney
written IN II supposed to have been token at Cnos-
lalehe. Ii Is sand the Indian gave yell aud re-
treated, after having placed The book.
We are l0dcpted To the snnc gentleman for the
following addiuona Information
Col. tlaIuey las brought INTO Black Creek the
child and mother of Coache, with negro ~ no can
read aud WIFE, aud who says the Indians are rep-
ulafly supplied wrh ST. Augustine paperes aud an.
mnnlllon by some persons.
The scout broken up IN conse quence of ST kness
l20 soldiers being sick at Fou King. Gen. ARMS
tead IS expected al ST. Augustine IN a few DAYS
Ii is cont mplaCcd 10 remove the principal DEPOT
located at Gays Ferry to lalka
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13
DOMESTIC sXrELAuGGNUr.
WAsniNUToN, July 6.

WAsniNUToN, July 6.
Mr.. Louis ApoLpHE AMiE FoUniER pr BAcouRT
MS on Fllday motnIng urducrd by the Stcteta-
~ Il State 10 the PRESIDENT, AID delivered To
Inn ms rtedential letters Envoy Exuao,diuar,
aud Minister Pelnipotcntny OF the krug OF the
French. MAJ {1i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

EXECUTIVE lNrEPENDEEcE.-Tho Globe calls
the passage of the Sub.Trcasuty Bill the 'derla
ration al Independence" Fo, once, says the u
uiied Stnes Gazette, that paper Is rgh--lt Is a
declaration of The independence of the Executive
It's unaccpnntablIty to the people. Purse and
sword are now gone The Sub Treasury aboml.
naiion was brought ahoutb by that worse abomiuaon,
the fraud uponIhe state OF New Jersey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-07-13

From The N,w York Courier ofJaly6.
nb.-Ne commence our account Il The ma
ny hf's winch have occurred since our last publ.
cation by that "h'eiiwds attended with the most
distressing consequences. Al four O'Clock in The
ahetnn"n ol Saturday, one ut those abuInabie uui.
sances among fire works. termed a "serncpr" u.os
lea oil by a boy IN font OF the store of N, U,a
clnih lyen. 23l Fulton street. between Wasl,ng
Ion aud Gteenwcth SIS. II unfortunately C,und -,
way lnu Mr. lyrlIn's store, winch was filled WI,
fire works manufactured by Mt. Edge. Tor whom
lr i'ehn was an agent The FIRE from, the SIR,
pent lmmr daiely communicated to these fine ,,o,ls
and terrible explosion lock place, the rorkets AID
oiher missiles ioreins their Wy through the c,,I
ug into the second story,
Tins Is aiylded I"to three rooms one of which
was MIS-, VICTIMS bedroom, aud IN That she w,s
Two buys son of Mr.. Nvehu named L',.I
and another child of The same age, were IN Inc s,o,
al the Time aud ran up Sans To- tell Ms Y ,l
store MAS ON IRE, aud here they were when H.
flames had got to such height that Then, ,nt,r
wa, impossible. Mr.. Yvelin WIS outside or ,i,a
stote WREN tie explosion happened. and 6ud,no :,
impossible la ascend The stairs, urried mn NJ
joining house. occupied by Mr.. Ostraudet. a mr.
vision dealer. nom winch there was a window ,,i,cb
had been closed up by boards, cnmmunicatng ,,,I
the second story OF Mr. VEINS house.
hs Nr. lsein tutcod open, aud found in ,be
room adjoining Il the two boys One he rescued IN,
not his sou, aud was then conn elled In dcs, t -
- 'N' 4"'s' i'el'U, WHO was ~ the
'a,l stage "i pregnancy II appears had thrown her.
sen upon her bed, IN which ;tr remains were f,,,t
lying seorched almost to a cindct. ''''
ne hnor Had PATTY gwen way, AID the lint
boy, her son, was found beluw-ha musi nav, IA
len through. 1t IS most painful to reflect ON s,rb
death The poor woman naturally threw her,
sell On her bed amid the bursting ttro,kcrs and
me "hzzins OF fire works, and then came lie
names ahu SNAKE which eudcd her existence lie,
seoa'ns anu those oil her son. enclosed Ia one coffin
were yesterday commlued To the lrave
he ouildieg was entirely destroyed except the
walls. IL con- alned, besides Dir. Veins st,c =,
gioeehes. sll0o III cash, $500 Of which, in snrc,,
mas been lonnd a"d It is thought lhe whole viii be-
lie was insured for $4,000.