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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-25
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. d'possd to consumption. OF ,loablsJ vim
cough et cold. night sw-s,,, ss,hns, main
10 The SIDE and chest. difficuliy Of breathing /,
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eh'us, Liver complaints and oil sfie ,ton. /,
the pulmonary organs.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

MERCHANT & co. 90 and 92 Commerce A sstreet, have in store and o0er for sale the fo- lowing goods, viz-
 l76 coils America and Russia Tarred Rope.
 from 2 to inches
 10 coils Russia Bolt Rope, assorted
 300 coils Boston, New York. and Plymouth
 Cordage
 50 coils 4 strand Manila, from 2 to sa inches
 s coils each Hambroline, HoHseline. aud
 Marline
 l60 coils and yarn Spun Yarn, small and
 large coils
 500 lbs Amsricaa and English Sewing Twiue
 50 lbs White Marline; 50 do Whipping Twine DUCK-sO bolts L K Duck; 20 do l K Du<k
 20 bolts Ship Duck; 10 Bear Duck
 40 bolts Light Duck, suitable for sheathisg
 20 bolts English, from No to No6 10 bolts Leth do, assorted numbers Ito 10 to bolts Baltimore Cotton Duck, lrom No
 1 hale Lowell Twill No 3 PAINTS-100 kegs No White Lead 60 kegs Black Lead 75 lbs Chrome Green, ground in Oil 20 lbs Prussian Blue, do do 100 lbs Verdigris; bxs Chrome Yellow boxes Chrome Greene 10 lbs Chinese Vermillion 20 doz assorted Paint. Brushes. etc decl TVVHE subs, rber has received per recent arrivals Il from lhe North the following Goods which will l be sold low to the trade accommodating terms ALE-l65 bbls Mounsey's Cream BRAsDY-l5 half pipes Bordeaux BurrYR-40 6rkns Goshen BKoGAEs and Boo1s-4S cases russett, kip and mud CiDKR-75 bhs Champagne CLARET-60 cases fine and medium CHAMPAoEE--35 35 baskets Golden Grown CRANBERRiEs--l00 whole, half and qr bbls l CHERRIEs-25 cases in Brandy CRAckERs-40 kegs Boston cold water CAspLEs-l0O boxes New Bedford Sperm FRvIr-2O irails Almonds; 50 bali kegs Grapes l n n.,;, Hatl lund. | MATrs-l5 bales Alicant | OIL-53 bbs Summer and Winter Sperm and Whale i... -- .. l PAIET--90 kegs Black 1 PowpER-50 kegs Eagle Mills | PorAToEs-100 bbls white PAPER-S5o reams Letter, Cap and BH W SoAP--l20 boxes Boston No, | sEaARs-95M Tacon, La Norma. Dollar, Prin l cipe, Stc | ToBAcco-s7 boxes various brands l TEA-25 half chests Pouchong if.oA 1 50 I3Ib boxes Imperial ..-... . WHE-25 ar casks Port, pure juice |, 20 ar casks Sweet Malaga
 dscs VII. il. BUNNELL. HAY AND POTATOES III 300 bales best Timothy and Clvvor Hay | 500 bbls best Wnue and Cheaange Potatoes
 100 bbls No l, 2 and 5 Mackerei
 100 half do do do do | 100 qr do do do do au 200 boxes Inspected Goldfish l 200 hbls Red Onions 200 bbls S,lver.sk,n Oaions
 $50 boxes aud halfboxss No Sosp
 75 boxesI prime Cheese raa In store and landing, for sale by
 dec9 J. II. RIVERS q co. DEDLAR'S WAGON-Just received per bar U Abby Francis, one first rate made fedhr's Was on, for sale low by Il dee sI&II JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
sS=H l A@ass

To Travellers going North. SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition ou S he GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gomeiy (Aia ) To Charleston 6 CD via columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. a.)-having less staging an more rest than any other line 10 Charleston.
 By recent arrangements, this line carries it's pas sengers through ahead of either of the lines by of Augusta, Ga; having 25 miles less staging tha tAe Georgia Railroad Line.
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery the arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw, by railroad, 40 niles thence by splendid line of lonr miles: thence by the Central Railroad 70 Savannah, Ga, l9l miles, w,lh unsurpassed expidiiion and comiort theace by splendid line of steam packets Charleston, no miles, where passengers travel whe they sleep, enjoy a luxurious table without charge fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
OLD SERIES. VOL. xxlv. ....s
OFFICES.

MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY OF MI MOBILE--Cash Capital $250, 900. OFFICE A ST. FRANcIs STREET-Insure against Loss or Damage by FIRE and against the Ha1Grds of Marims and Riry Navigation CASH COMMISSION OF TEN PER GENT will be allowed on all premiums paid into the office, illus giving customers the advantage of tho MUTUAL PLAN without risk. H. BARNEY, President. DIRECTORS.
 U. Van WanrOy, Llindman Barney, c. Gascoigne, John B. ToulmiH, Wm. Jones, jr. Joseph E. Sheffield, George Martin, Sanford Coley,
 Alexander Pope, E. K. Carlisle, James Mcdonnell, W. II. Pratt. my1 130tf THOMAS w. Mccoy, Sec'y. INIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF N MOBILE, OGes No. 32 Sc FraHcis sd.-This Company continues to insure against loss or damage on Marine and River Risks, and against Fire on Buildings and MerchandIze.
 DIRECTORS. s.w. Allen, John c. Daws,n. Geo. c. Prentice, Br. Tardy, Wm. Hall l.. Mead, Charles White, John K. Collins John G. Davis, F. w. Mccoy, JIG. Chamberiin, Jacob Boyd, Rich'd H. Redwood, A. NJ. Spragns.
 e. Heard. s. w. ALLEN, President.
 GEO. G. PRENTICE, Vice President. JAs. T. FRANKLIN, Sec'v. mh l0 9Stf MUBILE INSURANCE COMPANY-Ofice WI No. 34 St. Francis-st., insures against Fire, Marine and River risks. DIRECTORS. 4 J. Emanuel H. Q. Brewer. H A. Schroeder H. Barney
 J. Bloodgood w. w. Allen
 R. Desha l.. Mauldin
 G. Westfeldt l. Bell, Jr.
 LA. M. Battle II. Myers.
 J. EMANUEL, President. THos. s. KING, secy. janll s6d A LABAMA LIFE INSURANCE and TRUST k1 co. Capital $32O,0OO all paid in. Office No. 36 St. Francis-st.
 Trustees. John Gibson, Chas. Gascoigne, Edw'd Martineau, P. T. Harris, A. W. Gordon, Wm. H. Pratt, P. Mosely I. c. DuBose, Geo. N. Stewart, Sanford Coley, yona. Hunt, James Innerarity, Wm. Bower, ThOs. Lesesne,
 Jas. Sager. This Company continues do general Insurance business, taking risks At the usual rates of prem um, against loss damage by fire to brick sr frame buildings, or to merchandise or furniture contained therein, as also against the dangers of marine and river navigation.
 They also receive money on deposite, paying interest at the following rates, viz. On depostes months and short of G. at the rate of per cent per annum.
 On deposites 6months and short of 12, at the rate of per cent per annum.
 On deposites for 12 months, at the rate of pr ot Deposites may be withdrawn at any time before expiration of the term of deposlte; but in such asss no interest will be allowed.
 CHAS. GASCOIGNR, President. N. o. J. TIsDALE, Sec'y. dsclS l5f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
n ICH IEWELLERY nnd PLATED WARE=

DICH JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE AN JAMES CosNIEG, No. IF Dauphin-st.. has just received per ship Hector large assortment of rich Jewellery. Also, large assortment of Plated Ware, such as Castors, Candlestcks, Sn1ffer and Trays, Vegetable Dishes, Butter Tubs and Salt Gel
 ars and other of such articles as are usually kep in his business, for sale al ledueed prices. n,27
 HHAMPAGNE-1h subscriber has just receiv-
 Oe ed. via New Orleans, supply of the celebrated Wine of the "Marquis de Msssiac," which he of-
 ers for sale to the trade al importation prices. He will have constantly on baud Champagne of this brand of lst and 2d qualities, and is prepared to execute orders for any quantity. a.Nr
 nov28 c. w. OGDEN. 70 and 77 Waters
 nIRECr IhPORTATlON-The subscribers
 AS now receiving per Jacob Pennell and othtr vessels from England. l2l packages Hardware, Cat- le,y, &c. direct from the Manufactory, which they are enabled to offer for sale at unprecedented low prlcss, aud to which they invite the attention or purchasers. (nov25) o. MAZANGE g CO., N ALL AND WINTER CLOTHING-oTAN- E TON BRO, 27 Dauphin street, are receiv- ing per Sarah Brown from New York. in addition to their former supply, fine assortment of Cloth | Frock and Dress Coats, French and English Cask simere Pants, new style Cashmere, Satin and SIl- Vssls-msde sp in the laies, fashion nov22
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

HOMMITTED to the jail of Mobile county, on V the 3d November, 1S45. by F. G. kimball, Esq, justice of the peace,a runaway slave called JEFFERSON, (alias Robert) black complication, 5 feet g inches high, aged about S5 years, and says that he belongs te Widow Molly Burnel, Lowndes county, Alabama. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away. or be will be dealt with according to law in such made aud provided to pay jail fees.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on N the Sd November. lSI5, by F. G. Kembail, Esq. justice of the peace, runaway bright muIai- 10 slave called JOE, 5 feet inches high, about 22 years of age, scar he forehead, and says he belongs to Beni. Ketchius. Copiah county, State of Mississippi. The owner is requested to come for ward. prove property, pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with according to law in such cases made aud provided to pay jail fees.
 nova 229u c. BANCROFT. SheriG M. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

COMNITTED to the Jail of Mobile county. on O ihe 24lh October, lS45, by Charles A. Hoppm, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile, runaway slave called DUKE, black complexion, feet 6 inches high, about B years oi age, has two small bis breast, the thumb nal the right hand has been split, and says he belosss to Dr. Oliver, of Montgomery county, Alabama. The owner is quested 10 come forward. prove property, pay char ges, and take him away, or he w,ll be dealt wuh according 10 law in such cases made and provided
 oct25 22ln c BANCROFT, Sh'f NJ. c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
INSURANCE AGENCIES
Marine, River and Fire Insurnnoe' nELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE co. Ol

Marine River and Fire Insurnnoe' DELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE co. OF E THK Cry OF NEw-YoRK.-Ths Company commenced business in June, l04b-has an ample subscription to the payment of it's iosses' and it's business W i'll in all respects be conducted on the most fair and liberal principles. The prohls to Oe divided entirely among the assumed.
 Trustees.
 Wm. ". Todd. Anson G. Phelps, RusseI Slet,b,ns, Charles kneeland, Lothrop l.. Stur9ess, George F. Thomas Samf l.. Miichill, RObt. II McCurdy' Thos. P Stanton, George Collins,
 Ewd. Bement, Silas K. Everett,
 Francis B Cutting, Simeon Baldwin, Jas. G. Stacey. Wm. Augustus White, Dennis Perkins, Thos. W. Gale,
 Edmund LafTan, Wm D. Thompson, Georee BulkIay, Henry w. Hubbell. Wm. Van Arsdale, Horace Soathmayd, Wm.B Draper, o. De Forest Grant, John Peck, Isaiah c. Whitmore, Peter A. HarRous, Justus Harr,son, Jas. T. Soutier, Edward Richardson, Jacob B. Herrick, Philander Haniord, Edward Tombkins, George F. Hussey, Edmond Dwight Thomas Dnnham,
 IIeury HaviIand, Theodore Perry,
 Charles M. Connolly. WILLIAM W. DIBBLgE, Sec'y-SIMEoN BALD WIN, President--JUsTUs HARRISON, V. President. The subscribers having beon appointed agents for the above company, are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks on Cotton and other Merchandise, md will also insure against Fire, or Brick and W ood Buildings, and their contents al the usual rates of premium.
 nov27 ESLAVA, MURRELL q co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, " WINES AND LIQUORS-hAVDES $ LEE, No 9 Commerce and Front streets, offer for sale on the most liberal terms well selected stock of Groceries, consisting in part of the following articles-
 POO bags Rio Coffee; 50 do Java do
 20 hhds New Orleaus Sugar
 l75 bhs Rectifed Whiskey
 100 bbls St Lotus and Ohio Flour
 50 bbs Molasses; 100 kegs Nails, assorted
 10 casks Sides and Shoulders
 100 boxes N B Sperm Candles
 150 pkgs Mackerel, Salmon and Shad
 100 pcs Kentucky Bagging; 100 coils Rope
 800 gals Sperm, Winter and Fall Oil
 100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
 20 balfplpes supreme Old Brandies
 50 qr cusks Madeira, Sherry and Port
 25 baskets Champagne
 100 packages Teas, very superior
 2pipes Eagle Holland Gin
 25 bbs Old Monongahslv Whiskey American Gia, Jamaica Rum, Scotch Whskey. Ale in bbls, London Porter in qts and pts, Cherry Bounce. Fruits, Brandy Apr,cos, Prunes and Cher ries, Smyrna Figs, Sullana Raisins, box Raisns, Prunes in glass jars, Curran,s. Ciiron, Havana Sweet Meats, Northern Preserves, Canton Preserv- ed Ginger. CLaret Wine in boxes Also-Cordlals. Sardines. Indigo, Bay Water, Stomach Bitters, Sloughton's do, Lemon Syraps, Pblberts. Almonds and Mustard. nov27
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
Tariff Of Charges for the shippers Press

Tarin Of Charges for the Shippers Press and Warehouses for the Seasons 1s45 and 1S46
 STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month, Spei bale Is For month thereafter, per hale e..........10 Drayage from the wharf, per bale .......... 6i For compressng, per bale. e.................3O 30 Storage, drayage and wharfage compressed
 cotton per bale. .............. 70
 All other charges same as last season.
 The above Tariff to take effect the first day ol September next. ilH
 G. R. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press fer J69f 4..t.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
NEW SERIES. VOL.y-NO.13

nlRECr IMPORrATIONs--H x O SToDDART have received by the Jacob Pen nell direct from Liverpool
 Mouselin tie l.nine of entire new and beautiful
 patterns
 Scotch Glnghams, twilled and plain, extra super.
 fine; English Prints, loll ehiniz Embroidered Robes. Capes and Collars Thread Lace aud Edgngs
 12-4 Linen Sheetng; Danlask Table Cloths Hnckaback, lrlsh Linen. Diaper and Towelling Linen Cambrie tIdkfs, &c
 Shetland Shawls, an entire new article la this
 country; Domestic Goods of all kinds "A. & s. offer lhe abuve by wholesale or retail at their usual low prices for cash. nov29
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

Fall and Winter Goods. O w. ANDREWS co No St Michael- kA street. have received per late arrivals a fall assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Oon- sisting of Aa- Cashmeres, Rep de Lanes, Alpacas Mouseline de Lanes and Sebastians
 Merinos and Bomba zines, Casllmeies
 Broche, Bezorine q de Laine Shawls A HdkCs Plaid and Plain Lnseys. Jeans and Kerseys Broad Clohs, CassineTes and Saitlnels
 Red and White Flannel
 English, French aud American Prints
 do do do Gnghams Linen Shceiing and Pillow Case Linen Brown aud White Linen DamSsk Table Cloths Napkins and Towellipg
 Brown and Bleached Shectings and ShHtings.
 6 4. S.4 and 10-4
 Lowell, Virginia and Alabama Osnaburgs Brown and White Cotton Hose and half do Lambs Wool Hose and half do
 Whitney, Rose, Macknaw and Negro Blankets Blue and Green Mackinaw Blankets
 Genten,ea's Cotton and Merino Under Shirts White Cotton Linen Bosom Shirts
 Linen, Silk aud ( Colton Hdkfs Cloves, Ribbons, Laces, etc etc. Also, a full assortment of Rnsset, Kip and Calf Brogans. Boots and Shoes of all descriptions. Fall and Winter Hats. Caps, etc. dec6 n TII.LUTSUN. No. 42 Dauphiu street, Mo ASs bile, has just returned from the North with a large and we Il selected stock of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS. LEATHER and FINDLNGS, all of whichwill be sold wholesale and retail, low as they can be purchased in an, Northern city. My stock of Boots and Shoes manufactured express- ly for retailing, and ure warranted 10 be good can be found in any Store the United Siates.-- All would ask is, that before making helr pureha- ses, Planters and Merchants will look at my assort- lnent, consisting in part of the following articles Gentlemen's fine stitched Boots
 Do fine Waterproof de
 Do 6ne stitched Brogans
 Bo Waterproof BrogansIand NrlIiders
 Do Patent Leather do do
 Button Boots, Lasting Bregans
 Qullted-boiiom Boots, Napoleon Taps Gentlemen $ fine Peg Boots
 Do Waler-p proof Kip Boots, Mud Boots Boys and Youths Boots
 Meas and Boys Rasset, Kip and Calf Brogaps Ladies' black Lasting Gathers
 Do black Silk Caters, de Half Caters
 Do colored Caters and Hall Caters
 Do cslored and black fine Buskins
 Calf Boots and Brogans
 Morocco Boots and Brogans
 Calf and Morocco Buskins
 Kid Ties and Slippers
 ladies' white Silk and white Kid Slippers Misses colored Gaiters
 Do Calf and Morocco Boots and Brogans Children's colored Caters
 Do Boots and Ties
 Ladies' fancy Toilet Slippers
 Gents,nen's Slippers. &c., Also-A large and complete assortment of HATS and CAPS, made of the best materials and in the hlest styles.
 Oak and HemIock Leather and Calf Skins Morocco and Lining Skins, Shoe Thread Boot and Shoe Trees, Lasts, Balloons
 Boot Cord aHd Web, Knives, Shoe Nails Pegs. Peg Cutters, Rasps
 Hammers, Pincers, Awis, &c. Oo-My manufactured Goods are made expressly to my order, and will be sold at ths lowest New York pr,ces for cash. Oo-Pease noie down the name aud number ID your ,nemol andutn book. dec5cmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

Extra Coaches will always be kept ia readiness 10 accommodate the travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charle ston. omnibus included, s26 30.
 Through tickets can be had on application 10
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall
 Montgomery. April IA. 1S45.
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re ferred for further particulars and through licketa giving preference of seats, 10 Mir. John Tcknor, Agent, No. 8 St. Francis street, or to Lewis J Areuelles. Agent. Mansion House, Mobile. M
 I:rIt will be seen that the cards of ihe Express Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for ihem the greatest speed, dated prior the 18th April, and were then correct, although the verge.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

TINHE coPARTNERsaIP heretofore existing \ between the subscribers is this day dissolved by mutual consent The name of WALKER & HoLMEs willbe used by either partner lquida- tion only R. l.. WALKER.
 Mobile Nov %, lS45. BURW ELL HOLMES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

will continue the Commission Business on7 my own account, ID lhe name of
 R. 1. WALKER & co.
 Office No 3l Water. street
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

REOLASSES-20 bbs lasding and for sale by MI sov26 c. w. OGDEN, 75 asd 77 Wsser-si
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

6tOPAkTNERSHIP FORMED-'Ihe subscri- O Der informs the public that he has taken inte Copartnership Mir. SAMUEL Nj. GOWDEY, the business will hereafter be conducted under the irm of CRAWFORD & GOWDEY.
 ie2 Ih7tf JAMES CRAWFORD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

firm oG COOKE & Bow HI EE is this day dissolved. The name of 'he firm wl be used oaly ia liquidation. R. c. COOKE,
 J w. BOWEN. R. G. COOKE will continue the Commission Ba- siness in Mobile on his own account, and will attend to the settlement of the busiress Of COOKE & Bow Gs jy5 I'll
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

M OTICE-The firm of JAS. SANDS & Co. is this 1 V da, dissolved by mutual consent, A R. MKs. LIKR retiring from ibe The name of the firm will be only used ia liquidation.
 JAS. SANDS continues the Commission Business on his own account, and under the sryle of BANDS 4 Co., ooi21
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

M OBILE COAL YARD, on Water and Royal IVA streets. south of Esava street.
 Peach Orchard Coal. loose and in hhds
 Red Ash do do do
 White Ash do do do
 Indiana Ca"nel do do do
 Liverpool Orrell do do do Lehigh Coal for Foundry use
 Pi,tsburg and Tuscaloosa for Blacksmith's use The Anthracite and Bitumnous Goals are of the best quality, selected for the of families, and will be delivered to consumers free of drayage at Il lowest market prices. Orders received al the oI- fee of EDW. c. CENTER O., noy29 corner Conii and Commerce Bts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15

A NTHRAClTE COAL-l00 hhds Peach Or "A chard, broken and screened; 5e tons loose Peach Orchard Coal, 10 arrive per schooner Colum- bia sailed from Philadelphia Nov. 19. Appyto
 dec5 E. C. CENTER & co.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-23

MonongaheIa Bridge, entirely destroyed.
II is rumored that several lives were lost ON
the bridge.
The Dallas Iron Works in Pipetown, en-
iirely destroyed.
The lose sustained in the destruction of
The above buildings is immense, bu, i, is small
when compared with the destruction Of mer-
chandise IN the warehouses on Water. w God,
Is. and End streets. The Merchants found
it impossible to attempt to save anythlng:
whole blocks were destroyed in few min
utes and the most they could do was to make
an effort to save their books, and but few OF
them succeeded even in that.
1t will be many years before our city can
recover from the effects Of this dreadful ca
lamity; It has cast blight over the CONNER
cial and manufacturing enterprise OF nun
dreds Of our most worthy citizens. and IN an
hour has swept from them all the profits OF
years Of toll and industry. To their fellow
citizens who have been fortunate enough to
escape this wide spread destruction, they
must look for aid 10 ''conmence the world
anew and we are confident they will not
look 10 vain.
We write in the hurry, confusion, and ex-
element OF the terrible time, and under the
physical WEAKNESS caused by laboring 10
save the furniture Of the house of one of the
editors. which was burned 10 the ground
therefore, we may omit much that we ought
TO notice--but have endeavored 10 give
as full an account OF the calamity as we
could.