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HhKp TiMEs.-The only, that A.
kNoh q .. can assign for selling many boots
and shoes a. The Clinton Boot and Shoe Market, Canal
uy eosran. o. hard tines is that they keep goods Of the
SET ms es almost body had found this out any
read tins should have found store the sooner
ney come and try the they will reap the age
Almost aytha that wanted the boot shoe line
any size, color or quality, be found che ap
% lmsm ri : A. KNOX 4 20 3as lanai .,,e.t
- SELLING OFtAT WALKEV's-5,oI1Ia ladies
80 French gateTs. French and slipper and bus
ki oo y hns All Stitched toos, g 50 pair
cali and hoe perged boots, from 81 Is So So per pair
S p .. bay coarse and fine boots from 81 % 50
n1o %',ss. boots shoes and hussas. from !.
s mems eosrse and 6 boots Of all Sizes
ION ~ 70 TO ~ all warranted All the above goods
ns ee aPssi IN the city Call and for Canal
GA lmsec -n Is WAJKERs
- CLINTON CHEAP Boot aua ohoe sI1r1rt 800
Sfeenw,ch corner Spring ct, is the only place
wnefe can De found boots and All
mos mos w%o wear boot. and shoes will do well La
pan; gentle DO - from 10 shliins per pair; boys
ooo shlins 20 - 50 pair All who
cent VIII give call al the Clinton Cheap Boot and shoe
MAket 800 Greenwich corner spIing street ost lm-r
- LADIES' BOOTS AND sHOEs-Lockw WOOD,
5si Broadway, keeps fine of ladies' and
chidrens hosts and shoes, of the stest
fashionable resort = oi6 eodsr
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ME OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool will hereafter pc
despatched the following order excepting that when the
sailing falls Sunday the ships viii sail on the succeed
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having dared to namy Of that traffic which has
sr its accursed merchandise and women aud their
unborn children. Yes. And publicly exnibei in the
CITY ell the whiiegilded framed and gllzedhung
up for general admirationshown TO rangers not with
shame prde-its face not turned towards the wall
itself not taken and burned the unaDim nous deca
ration the Thirteen United States of America, which
solemnly declares that all created equal and
are by THUR Greater with the nsenable rights
of life liberty, and the pursuit Of happness
Il was not mouth since this body had sat calmly
bv and heard man one Of themselves with oahs which
beggars their drink reject, threaten to cut anothers
throat from to There he sat- among them; not
crushed by the general feeling Of the assembly, but as
There was but week 70 come and another Of IN Il
body for doing his duty those who sent him there's for
claiming in Republic the liberty and freedom Of
pressing their sentiments, and making known their
prayer, would be tried found guilty ,nd have strong
offence indeed before he had risen AID said
gang Of and female slaves for sale, warranted
breed like cattle linked to each other by iron letters
passing now along the open street beneath the windows
of your Temple Of Equality. Lookv But there
ness aud they go varously armed is the inaliensbe
right among them to take the field aer their hap
pncss equipped with cat and cart whip, stocks and iron
collar and shout their hooa always in praise OF lib
ery) the music Of clankng chains and bloody stripes
Where sat the many Legislators of threats; of
words and blows such coalheavers deal upon each
vther when they forget their breedng1 On every side
Every session had its anecdotes kind and the actors
all there. .'
Did recognise in the assembly body Of men who an
ply ing themselves in world to some the
iaehoods and vices of the old purified the enues TO
public life, paved the dirty ways TO place end power de-
ba,cd and made laws for the common good, had
party but their country
saw 10 them the wheels thu. move the meanest per.
version OF viruous political machinery that the worst
tools wrought. Despicab' trickery at elections;
under.handed amperings with public officers; cowardy
attacks upon opponents with scurri,ous newspapers for
shields. and hired pens for dsggers shameful icklngs
to mercenary knaves whose claim TO be considered ~
that every day and week they new crops o. rum WIN
their venal types which the dragons teeth OF III
every thing but adng and abetngs Of every
bad inclination in the popular mind, and arnl suppress
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s1MrLE REMEnY rnn rukys.

The London Medical Gazette contains
n communication from DR.. Williamson, on
The treatment Of burns. recommending The
iaihtr Of common bar soap as superior 10 alt
other remedies. After commenting and
examining the merits ofa number OF burus
he saws:
Common Soap. besides its great value
as local application. commands The ad-
di,ioral advantage of always being at hand
in cases of emergency. The mode Of
which am in the habit nf employing is
,his:-A common shaving hox may al
wavs be procured, from which good lai-
or NAV in ,hr course ola minute or Two
be easily obtained. This la,hcr is then
gently laid over The burnt surface by means
of shaving brush aud repeated rs soon
as The first coat begins 10 dry. or the pain
returns. This practice ought 10 he repea-
ted occasionally during the first day, or
until sucIi time rs the pain is relieved.
The benefit accrueing TO the patient is
,mmodiGie, aud The result Of The practice
linhI, satisfactory.
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T1ras.--A meeting Of the friends Of
Texas was held at Columbus, Geo. on
Tuesday last, over which the Mayor Of
the City presided-,he following rcsolu-
tiops were passed.
Whereas. information, bearing ihe
marks of authenticity, has been received
in this city stating that large force are al
ready in Texas for the purpose OF again
reducing ,ha, Republic TO Mexican rule,
and placing its citizens under desPotc au-
,horiiy and whereas, ii will be impossible
for the whole military force of Texas to
contend successfully with 50 large an in
vading army. without succor from abroad
Therefore. be i, resolved, That this
meeting sincerely sympaihize with the
people Of Texas in their presen, difficult
lies and cmbarrassments and ardeni!y hope
that the result may not be fatal 10 the ex
is.euce Of the Few Republic.
Resolved, That the citizens Of The Uni
ted States, alive TO The principles of free
dom. canno, look with Indifference on the
struggle now going on in Texas, to van
quish The country. and again reduce it TO
arbitrary rule
Resolved, That committee of TWO
from each Ward of the city. be appointed
by the chair. to solicit aid for the people oi
Texas, whether in men, money, orprori-
s;ons, and take such steps as may be ueces-
sary TO transmit this aid 10 Texas, al as
carly moment as practicable,
The Times of the Is, inst. says:
$50 far The contributions have been
considerable, amounting probably to 81
600. Volunteers, we learn, are also en-
rolling to join The Texiau Army. of which
i, certainly stands in need, il the lass &C
counts from Texas approach at all to ac-
curacy."
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SCARLET FEVER.

A correspondent says: 1.-The happiest
effects have resulted from washing the pa
ticDt in weak ley which feels a little slip
perry to the fingers. Ii is best to begin in
time when the fever or redness mrs, ap-
pears; and with cloth of sponge apply
i, all over the child every few hours; hui If
the fever has go, up, il should be repeated
every minules ill the heat abates. One
of our children was getting better under
this treatment; bu; his nurse observed in
the night, he was again very hot, she
washed him oil over, and in few minutes
every trace Of fever had left him. He fcl,
cool, slept comfortably till morning, aud
has had no return of il since. Even bath
Ing The fee, in weak ley has very sooth.
ing effect.
bleeding and strong ca,harlics are bad
-nauscaliug doses Of Ipecac good. lfthe
throat is swelIed, apply sweet oil, or liui-
mcnr made OF this and agua ammonia,
and drink freely Of slippery elm, catnip,
or snse tea.
IF the swelling is very bad. it is bes. to
call in tho doctor-or blister, and aprly q
bag ol hops dippeu IN warin vinegar rouuu
the neck from car 10 ear, the sullurrcr
breathing the fumes of the vinegar. Gars-
ling strong infusion of Seneca, sna1e
roo, or Cayenne pepper will DO Tor large
ch:!d:ca or grown perSc::cc;; :ad afterwards
use vinegar or squils.-Gen7'Sae Farmer.
To The above we will add that The gar
gle should be ma,le Of rcd garden pepper.
honey aud vinegar. SuiEcicm, honey 10
make it quite sweet. This garglc saved
hundreds in Washington city sumo years
since, " no were attacked with scarlet fe-
yer and pulrid sore throat, and we have
within our own knowledge seen the good
effects of its usc-in some cases TOO,
where The throat was greatly ulceratei.-
Shield and Banner, Mansfield.
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sam 81 aHgusliac. by tia arrival Of
'sbe sshr. Stephen s. Francis, Capt. Coke
Ter. at Charleston. The editor Of the Mercn-
" acknowledges the receipl ofllie ST. Au-
gsisline News of the Cd inst, frnm which
5sieg have copied The following items:
Sr. AUGUSTINE. April ?.
Col Worth. commanding The Army in
Florida. was az Forr King. oath March.
There was not at that date an Indian east
Of S.. johns river, north or west of Loos-
aha.chee, where it was supposed the mis-
5erablc band Of Sam Jones, fifteen in num-
Der. might possibly be. Haiisek was hem
med in, in the Wahoo Swamp.
SetiLmeai in Ftor,da.-We give sort
Of abstract, showing the new settlements
in :he interior Of the country, alluded 10 in
our last. Il will be seen by this. ,ha, the
terror which has heretofore siuce the com
mencemeni Of The War prevailed in re-
gard to the Indians, has, in great degree
subsidized; and that the renewed enter
prize of our citizens is carrying cultivation
into The very districts heretofore the favo
rite resorts Of the enemy, This augurs
well for n speedy termination Of the War.
4 wiser policy than this which has been
adopted by Col Worth, could not have
been hit upon.
A number Of families have left ST. Au
gustine and gone QUITO re- occupy their old,
and make new settlements. Also, near
Picola,a aud Fort White.
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The 32nl Regimen, a, Marion Cour, House.
on Saturday. the 7,h of May.
The Corps ofCavalry will parade with tho
Regiments OF Battalions most convenient.
The commissioned Officers nf the 9Th Bri.
gade will crcnmp on Monday, the 2nd Of May
next, at G"dircy's Ferry, IN Marion District on
the Great Pee Dec rivci
The 9th Regiment OF Infantry. at Darling
ton Count House. on Tuesday the 10Th Of May.
The 2lth and iith Regiments at Sumlcrvlie,
on Friday the 18th Of May
The commissioned Officers Of the 3rd Dri.
gadc Of Infantry. will encamp near Barn,yell
Court lionsc, on Monday, the 22rd Of Msy
next.
In accordance with the arrangements OF Bfi.
gadIer Geneial Jamieson. the commissioned of.
hcera Of the 2nd Brigade Of Cuealry nre also
ordefed TO encamp al the same time and place.
The J TN and i3rd Regiments Of Infantry
will parade. at Bar,weIl Court House on Ss.
iilrdat, the 25I, OF May.
Brgudier General Jameson will order one .s
the Troops or Squadrons of his Brigade to M.
rldc al the same time and place
The commissioned and non-comrnissioneS
oince's o' The Regiments aud Corps ordered
Tor review, will assemble the day previous. for
drill and instruction at ihcir respective place ca Of
parade.
The Major Generals and .Brigadier Generals
will. with their Staii attend the reviews within
their commands.
Brigatier Gencrqls Hanna, Schuiere. Ham.
mond. Hopkins. Jameson, and HarIee nr.
charged with The extension of so much of ,.,s
order as relates 10 their respective Brisatcs.
Dy order of the Connander.in-C Chief.
J. ". CANTEY. Adj't. & Ins. GenI
march 23 Y
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which are continually going on. bu. which
do not at,rnc, any striking observation, are
produced Ivy the hahilual tendency to
which aliusiUu has been made. When
water spouts occur on the land, it is 10 con-
sequence Of the positive electricity of the
clouds attracting the negative electricity
OF the earth; and SO also upon The water.
A gyratory motion is produced, luminous
n ,shes are thrown off, and q rumbling
noise is produced. showing every indica-
ton that shey are strictly electric phenom.
ena.-Saturday Courier.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELn DISTRICT

DY OLIVER TOWLES. Esquire,
I'D Ordinary of Edgcfcld Disricl.
Whereas, John 7. MITCHELL hath ap.
piled 10 me for Letters Of Administration
dc bonus non, on oil md singular The goods
andchaIlclS, rights and credits of John
Mitchell late ollhe District aforesaid, de-
ceased.
These arc, therefore, 10 cite md almon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors of The said deceased. 10 he and appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Cour ior
the said District TO be holden nj Edgcficld
Court House on The 25lh day Of instant
1912. IN show cansc. il any. why the said
Administrator shuuld no, he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this lIt
day of April, one thousand eight hun
dred aud forty ,wo. and in The sixty.sxlt
year Of American independence.
.. TOWLES, o. e. D.
April II 1912. :! l2i II
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Te1as Meeting in Phiiddeiphia.-A very
large meeting was held al The State House
yard, in Philadelphia, on Saturday even
ing, in favor Of Texas. Gen. Goodwin
presided. assisted by number of the frs,
inen Of the city, as Vice Presidents. A
number Of resolutions were passed, among
which was the following:
Resolved, Tha, committee be appoint
ed 5y this meeting who shall be empow
cred 10 raise money for The encouragement,
Of emigration to Texas, BY furnishing emf
grants with necessary clnhins and the
means ofsuppor,ing themselves by hunt.
ing, until their respective colonies shall be
10 q condition to maintain by tie more
quiet arts Of agriculture and commerce.
Ia pursuance ofthe above. a large com
miitee was appointed, among whom we
recognize many familiar names. Sever
al addresses were delivered by gentlemen,
and nmopg the rest by the Rev VIM. L..
KicCalla. The following sketch OF his re-
marks. is from the Ledger:
The Rev. w. L. McCalla was invited
20 tho stand. and made an exceedingly neat
and witty speech. lie said i, was mol
usual for clereymcn to appear before such
assemblies, but as he had never compro-
missed himself 70 The doctrines OF neutraii-
~, he would embrace every opportunity
TINT Providence afforded him of raising
bis voice in favor ofTcxas. lie spoke in
high terms Of the Texan people. repre-.
senliag them as frank and generous in their
giertmenr, ard urged tie young men of
nuxs 10 emigrate to them. as i, is. he
The usos, fertile and promi-
aese ever visited. ",The
III, abonuds ia game, Of all
sSsF ss sind abundant employ.
s1teEt aud msskess yon may
tasU ssftss wa. Bss dis, when you ge,
tssere yoa s ssifs hc called Upon 10
20 SSH fagsisss 8 arc many
,cngleses aa s3s tssiue
ID Msxisn. @ lSits sFe III bas
sadIy IL Raat II 81 Esss sli9ns 10
these; iasr ess tssle ral gsen aIIss
uposs s6ss. aist iussfaes
tioa,--ur ia other wonls no ieael tsss
young idda ofthai county .jisals 81 ssCgs, 7
bEr. MeCalia spsss In tho saisu seIn al
nhcus half an hour and WIS Is wass;yi "a.
pianJed BY The ueeting
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MORE AMERICAN SKILL ABROAD.

One OF the numerous letters from our
foreign correspondents. received by The
Acadia. informs us that the new carpet
mentioned in The long description oflLe re-
cent christening. as having been laid for
The occasion in ST. Georges Chapel, was
The invention of II. A. Wells. Esq, uu
American. 1t is n new patent feltcd car
pct. which is made without spinning or
weaving. The order was given for one
thousand yards for the floor Of tic Chapel
and for the stale apartments of Inc castle,
In precisely uiue days from the date the
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WATER SPOuTS.

The pheuoneua. with which. no ionht,
mos, of uhe audience are familiar. said DR..
Lurdner. called watcr ,p,uls, are known
10 be electric. 4 fair representation Of
them, is seen in The whiIlwinds OF dust
which occur on dry roads. When they
take place a, sea, tie genera! appearance
is this: A dark cloud is gradually formed !;
a scene is observed On the cloud descend
ing towards The waller, the wafer immc
dia,cly beneath begins 10 boil, like that Of
n spring. When the apex Of tho cone
comes 10 contact with the water, there is
peuerally an evolution of light. attended
with sound like lha, Of thunder. aud The
sulphugous odur that ensues is like that
which follows the striking of lightning.
Ships would be taken up, they should be
smiling where the water spout occurs.-
When they take place upon The land, trees
are often iorn up by the roots. houses are
unroofed. cattle are taken up. and men
have noi unircquenlly lost their lives by
being drawn up by them. An cx'raorLi-
nary case occurred in Calais. IN Fiarrc,
a mother was walking with her child. I'm
mcdiaiely after the water spout had taken
place, The child was found qri'c dead,
with TO other appearance Of injury Than n
small hole upon the back Of The neck. nut
the mother was wholly nninjured. Tins
was clear indication of the electric auld
from the cloud. which bad caused its in
slant death.
The occurrence Of water spon,s never
takes place in sorms. When the a'mos-
piiefe is ia stale of repose, they take
place, in dead Gains. but nlien with 're-
silendous velocity and des,ruc,iveness.
he theory OF these phenomena is moth
Ii Dfe than ar extension OF the great
principle developed by Frnnkl'n.
and the earth are habiiually in
10 produce tho deveIopemcnt,
rnEd DO very ditiicnl, 70 sny how
4 tue smaller electric illdica,ions,
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New ORLEANS. April 2.

Wolf Huaiers.-The Queen of tho
Yves, arrived from Memphis, last night, bad
on board n company Of volunteer Tennes-
sec Wolf Hunters, who are OH their march
10 Texas. They are as 6ne looking SET
ofmeu as ever faced au encmy or leyelled
rife.
They are commanded by Captain An-
gus,us Williams. whose broiher IS one Of
the Tennessee delegates in Congress.
We learn that cavalry company OF
Wolf Hunters is also being formed in Mem
phis.-Pieayune,
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New ORLEANS, March IS,

For Teras.-The steam packet Nep-
tune departed last evening for Galveston,
with as we are informed, two or three
hundred passengers, mostly qemigrauis to
the new Republic, Her departure was
the occasion Of considerable excitement.
In her assorted cargo, were several heavy
articles of various calibre, besides some 'i
our surplus produce, Missouri lead, &c.
&c.--Bulleiin.
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State 0f South arolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Benjamin J. Ryan, Applicant.

Slanmo-c B. Ryan, s. others Dcfis.
HDY an or,ier from the Ordinary IN rhc
I'D above stated case. shall proceed to
sell at Edgclield Court House. an The first
Monday in May next, lands oirhe estate oil
Capt. john Ryan dec. -iIuatc in said Dis
Iric,, on the waters of llorns Creek. ad
inning lands of Moses Swcaringan aud
others, containing TWO hundred acres more
or less, or eredi. until the second day o.
January eighteen hundred aud forty three
Purchaser TO give aoTd and personal So
curity aud a Mortgage Of the premises 'e
the Ordinary if required.
Costs TO be puidin Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E. q.
ApriI u. 1912 ell
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AprHl3
SheriEls Sale.

G41C4 IL = SG'Ci
It'd Y virtue Of sundry wriIs of Fieri Fa.
Id cias, shall proceed 10 sell at Edge
field Cnufi House, u.he first Monday ond
Tuesday Of Nay ucxl. the following pro-
pcrty:
Penn & Brannon VS.. Edmund Atchison.
Branuon & Mundy y-. the same, the tract
of land where defendant lives.
n. ]. Black vs.. S. Sainsimons, one
house aud 10, in The town OF Hamburg,
On the corner Of Centre and Ruterlso.:
Streets. known rs iot No. l03.
Catherine Griffin, vs. Rudolph Garter,
Wright, Bull & Co. IS. the same. orc
negro man Dick.
". +. Miner vs, Mary and William
Slrome. Sdm'rs. 200 acres ofIand more or
less where defendan,WilIiam Sirome lives,
adjoining Win. T. Bird and others.
The President & Directors Of the Bank
of the S,aie ar South Carolina. Us. John
Evans, seventy acres o. land. lying IN The
North side of the Mar,inlnwn Road ad-
joining lands Of Cloud. Mcss aud others.
Jesse Kent administrator, vs.. Andrew
Butler iwo horses.
Commissioner in Equity vs. Lewis Ell
zey Que ihonsand ncres oi land more OF
less adjoining Thomas Morris, Elizabeth
Garter, and others.
Commissioner in Equity, VS.. Abram
Pend. three hundred acres Of land, more or
less adjoining Thomas Norris John Day,
aud Others.
Goodwin, Harrington s. Co. vs.. Daw-
son Atkinson. 600 acres of land. more or
less. where defendant lives, adjoining All
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New YORK. April !


Great Fire in Ttnth Ward-One hun
dred houses burni.-Abou, half.pasl three
yesterday afternoon an alarm Of fire was
given in blacksmith shop near the corner
Of Christie aud Delaucy srre els. The wind
was blowing gale, aud The fire soon made
clean sweep through TO Forsyth. and
then across Forsyth mure than halfway 10
Eldridee street in lrcni. anu quite IhroGSh
the rear, TWO blocks on the left side OF
Christie stree, halfway 10 B.oome, and on
the Jeff side Of Forsyth down TO Broomc.
aud then on the right side of E!irdge to
Broome. Two brick building. on Eldridsc
street, Nos. 90 and "a. across Broome.
were also entirely consumed.
The number of houses destroyed canno,
fall short Of one hundred, and were tenant
ed chiefly by that portion Of the commuhi-
" who car least afford 10 bear the loss.
Hundreds Of families have lost their all by
this melancholy calamity. The buildings
were chiefly o! wood. aud nf comparative
ly small value.
Another great Fire.-hno'hcr fire broke
out about fou! O'Clock in the rear of 52i
Pearl street, i'll bakery, and owing TO the
absence Of all The engines at The fire up
town, the rear Of FIVE buildings were in
flames before anything could be done to-
wards checking it. The FIRE soon spread
through TO Anthony street on one side and
Elm on the other, destroying some thiny
buildings of all kinds. The rears Of No
52i TO $50 on Pearl street were much dam
aged, together with the rear of No. 80 Elm
aud the buildings adjoining. indeed the
grocery store corner ol Elm
was ahou, The only one Of th'
jured. The buildings were
dated, aud occupied chiefly t lr
lies, who are now huasclcss
shelter; without The chari,yo
is ext nded TO them.
BY these Two great fires so
dred families nearly all poo'
been turned ou, OF doors, mo
The destruction, or grca, damage u. 49,.
furniture aud property.
The upper part Of The city was in high
state of alarm, but 50 high was the wind
that thousands of persons in The lower
wards never knew there was , fire
.ShH aaOiher.-A fire broSc out In The
Two story building corner of Maidrn Lane
aud Nassau street, last night. al half past
twelve, but was Gol under without much
trouble. The part, No %. was occupied
by Mcssrs. Gay s. Johnson, as Il dry goods
Store, and M. 25i, by +. Fraser. Il, comb
Store. The dry goods were but liuc in
iurfed. The stock in the comb store was
injured by wafer 10 considerable extent.
And yet another serious Fire.-A large
barn owned by Mr. Stephen Garrison. ol
Harsimus, ncnr Jersey City. together with
a considerable quantity OF hay. were rn
,irely consumed yesterday afternoon. Thir-
" cows, which were in he barn. were
burnt 10 cindcr. Th" rn"n being employ
ed a, some distance from the barn, the fire
is ,houghr To have beer The work Of an in
cendiary.-Erpress.