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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
March l2, 1915
AN ACT

To amend the act to regulate the Militia.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
Jly of the State of Ohio, That each and every
person enrolled according to the provisions Of he
act 10 which this is an amendment, shall pay the
sum of fifty cents or perform one days labor on
the highway between the first day of May and
the first day of August annually, under the di-
rection of the Supervisor, i'll whose district he
may reside, in commutation of military du,y as
provided in the 9th section of said act.
, SEC. 2. That it shall be the duty of the town
ship assessor TO collect said sum of fifty cents
and to pay the same to the treasurer of said
county, in the same manner as provided by the
actto which this is an amendment.
SEC. g. That all military officers and mem
bers of volunteer companies organized accord
ing TO the terms of the act aforesaid, during the
time they may belong to and perform military
duty according 10 the provisions of the aforesaid
oct, and of this act amendatory thereto, be and
they are hereby exempted from the labor on the
roads and highways required by the acts passed
March twenty, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-seven.
SEC. 4. That there shall be one company
muster of volunteer companies in each year to
wt:-On the first Friday in June, annually, and
there shall be a brigade muster and cncampmenl
of said volunteer companies once in each year
commencing on the third Tuesday in August
annually, and continuing not more than three
nor less than one day in the manner specified
in the act aforesaid; and the Commandant o
division shall review and cause TO be inspected
one Brigade in his division each and every year
commencing with the first brigade.
N..az In
musician, and private Of any volunteer company
who shall refuse to appear fully armed and equip
ped on the day of muster, required by this act
shall for every such refusal or neglect pay The
sum Of one dollar for each company muster anC
one dollar perday for each brigade muster.
SEC. @. Il shall be the duty of the prosecu
ting attcrneyof the proper county to prosecute
all suits against civil officers provided for in thu
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
by Fire in Pittsburgh

ETAILMAN, JENNINGS and Co. respectfully in
form their friends and customers that arrange
ments have been entered into for the immediate rebuilt
ding of their late business house Wood st. and that
in the meantime, they have removed to the bacon ware
house of Messrs. Hussey and Bro. Commercial Row,
Liberty ST. the head of Smithfeld st.. where they
are now receiving large and fresh supply of GRO
CERIES to which they invite the attention of their
friends in general.
H. J, and Co. return their sincere thanks to their
numerous friends who exered themselves nobly to
save their property from destruction, and especially to
J, H. Sewell, Esq, R. w. Irons, ThoR Callagan and
others. Pittsburgh, Pa, April 90.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
HI wi Il n H AL.

MARErED-On Tuesday the 22l inst. by the Rev.
Samuel Findey, sen'r, Mr.. ALEXANDER SANKEY, OF
Washington co. Pennsylvania.
~ Accompanying the above notice, we received a
large delicious pound CAKE for which the young couple
have sincere thanks, and best wishes for their f-
turc welfare and happiness
p, S. AMEN !-1erh
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
OBITUARY.

DED-In Freeport, Oh the 6th inst of fEryspelas fe-
ver Miss Ann ELIZA Glenn, in the 18th year of her
age.
Her Affections, which ere she bore with the
greatest patience and Christian resignation. We can
truly sympathize with her parents and friends for theil
rcparabIe loss, but we humbly that this loss is
her Eternal gain.
Thou art gone sweet girl to the realms above,
Where all is harmony joy, peace, and love
Thy departure we mourn, Oh sad is our loss,
Yet Jesus to save thee has died on tho Cross.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TTNFIE Mercantile business will be continued at the
old stand Of ID. Kilgore & Co., by the new firm
of K1LG ORE, LYONS Il CO., where they offer for
sale large and general assortment Of GooDs at rodu
ced prices and hope, as heretofore, liberal share Of
the public patronage. DANIEL KILGORE,
ROBERT LYONS,
Apr9 JOHN p KILGORE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

OGDEN AND sNOWDEN, successors of Avery,
W Ogden and Co } have removed to Liborts street,
head Of Wood, Corner of Irwin AlleyD where they
will be pleased their old friends and customers
Louisville Journal Cincinnati Gazette, St. Louis Re-
publican, and Louisville Courier, copy month
Maysville Eagle, Portsmouth Tribune, Columbus
Journal and Ohio Statesman, copy weeks,
Pittsburgh, Pa. April 3D.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
CHEAP BOOK STORE.
JOHN w. BLAIR,
sVEAIN w AVH1-AHE1'
RUSII MAN " Z A c T Y Il u II

BRUSH MANUFACTU u Err,
No l20 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
EZEEPS constantly on hand the most extensive as.
~ sortment of BRUSHES in the west, which he will
sell as low as any in TIC United States Of the same
quality, and on more liberal terms. Also, Com Hand
and Fire Whisks. Also, full supply OF
SHOE FINDINGS.
including Pegs, sparabes, Kit, Binding and Lining
Skins &C. together with the most complete assortment
of FISHING TACKLE to be found in this city
Wholesale IL Retail on the reasonable terms me6
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MILITARY GOODS.
NEW SIORE
NEW STORE,
Corner Of Market and Fourth Streets,
PITTsBURGH, PA.

Corner Of Market and Fourth Streets,
rITTsBURGH, PA.
FENIE subscriber, thankful for the generous patron.
age given him last year; and being his frstin this
branch of business, respectfully inform the military in
general that he is now well prepared to fill orders for
MILITARY GOODS of every kind of the best man
ufacture and atmoderatv prices, being determined by
keeping good stock and selling cheap, to make it the
interest of all to give him liberal share of patronage
ALSO-Au excellent assortment of Fine Gold and
Silver Watches, Silver Spoons, Fine Jcwclry, Gold
Pens, Pencils, Thmbes, fine Penknives, end Razors,
Solar Lard Lamps, Britannia Tea Ware, Common Ware,
Castors Candle5tcks Tea Trays, Waiters Canes, &c.
ALSO--Watch and Clock repairing done in the best
manner Being practical and experienced workman
myself, and having q complete stock Of tho most i'm
proved Watch Engines and tools in use, it is in my
power render full ton, moderate prices in
every valiety of Watch and Clock work. Those az q
distance sending their watches to be repaired may de-
pend on having them done well and as cheap as if
present. w. w. WILSON.
Formerly of Jno Wallace and Co.
march 26 81, Market street
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

Calvin Fairbanks, who was convicted of negro
stealing in KY, and sentenced to fifteen years
hard labor, is saving stone i'll the prison, with a
negro holding one end of the stone, and himself
the other.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

NTOTICE.-Thc subscriber can be found for the
y present, at the warehouse recently occupied by
Messrs Binghams, corner of Liberty and Wayne sts.,
where they have commodious room to accommodate
all their friends and customers They will shortly have
a full supply of Groceries and Pittsburgh Manutac-
lures. ISAIAH DlCkEY AND co.
April %. Pittsburgh, Pa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
NEW STORE IN CADLZ!
WM. EoGGs n. V. sIMERAL G. s. ATKINSON
B0GGS, STMERAL Il Co.
Splendid Stock of Goods!

TEHHE subscribers respectfully beg leave to inform
the citizons of Cadiz and the surrounding country
that they have just received, and opening, a
large and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
In the old store Of X. Craig at the mme-
iatey below tire Sentinel Office, and opposite Mahood
Grimes store Their Stock consits of every variety
of Goods usually found in store, such as Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hard,care Queens,oarc, China, Glassware,
and full supply Of Pittsburgh Manufactured articles.
The subscribers their friends and the Public
that every article in their store is new and resh and
warranted to be good; and we determined to sell
at a small advance for cash, approved country pro-
duce. Purchasers solicited to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
April 16 l845. BOGGS SIMERAL, & co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
II. ClIlLDS q co.
WhOleanLc Shoe Store.

" TtUttOtttO IJs1VV TONVF
MO. 1871 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH, have
= commenced receiving their spring supplies, con-
ssng of upwards of 1909 Boots and Shoes Palm
leaf Hats, Bonnets, Of the latest STYLE Mems and Boys
Summer Caps, also Sole Leather. All Of which have
been purchased principally for CASH direct from the
They respectfully solicit merchants visiting Pittsburgh
for the purpose Of purchasing, their way east, to
call and examine their large and extensive stock, which
viii be sold prices which cannct Ia to please. IN. &c
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
WESTERN EXCHANGE.
--CADIZ, OHIO
Jam eS AK0rDer

ID ESPECTFULI.Y informs his friends and the pub
IL lie in general, that he has leased the above well
known Hotel formerly kept by Il. d. Grimes and re-
Gently by A. +. Croskey, and is now prepared to
commodate boarders and travellers in superior style.
His table will at all times be furnished with the best
the market Affords his Bar supplied with the choicest
liquors, and pains will be spared his part to add
to the comfort of his guests. The public solicited
to give hint call. april #
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS 1!

OOK to the end, or the Bennets abroad; The Nun,
4 or Life in Convent; The Collegians; The Ghost
Hunter and his family; The Magic Goblet, by Mrs
Emeine Carlen; Phil, Purcell and other tales Of Ire
land; The Countess Faustina; Marston, or tho mo
moirs Of Statesman; White Lies, and false and tuei
Cmickshanks' Omnibus, n vehicle for fun and fro
lie; The Robber Of the Rhine by Leigh Richie; ar-
ry Harefoot, or the three Temptatons by j. H. Ingra-
hams Scarlers Feather; The seven Knights, or tales
Of Mary Sands; Persia containing description Of The
eountry Graham's Magazine for April; Gody'S Ladies
book do for sale by
april A. L. FRAZER, Steubcnyille.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
NEW sPHsING & SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
TENHE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
their customers and the public generally that they
receiving, and opening large and well sclec
ted assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased in the eastern cities at
such prices as will enable them to sell at cheaper rate
than was heretofore oferedin this place. Persons
wishing purchase cheap goods will do well, and suve
too by Just calling at the store of
AphIlG, l945. KILGORE, LYONS q co.
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i 4 dix, April I, 1916.

ing in the Post Office a, Ca
Lee Thomas
Lucas William
Layport William
Laury John
Lucy DR..
Lyons Jshn
Nj
McGrew Rachel c.
McClintock John
Meager Miss Rachel
McNealy Jane d.
Maxwell Henry
Marshal Joshua
Maxwell Robert
Moore William ].
McFadden William
Moore Christopher
Moore Sarah
Marshall Johnson .
McCaslen John
Namely Joseph
Mack Miller
Miller ]. =.
Mckee Robert
McFadden Alex.
Matliit John s.
Maxwell james
Mathers Nancy Mrs.
Maholm John
Norris
P
Paitpn lanes
Perce Nelson
Parrish Benjamin
Pelton Catharine Mrs
Porter Smiley
Pritchard Rebecca Miss
r
Robinson Susan
Rex Jefferson
Robinson Eliza
Robis Robert Z.
Rumyon William
Rap james A.
Ryan Rebecca
Slcmmons Nancy
Shonock George
Steen VIM. f.
Stewart Joseph
Sharp Joseph
Sheets Joseph
Simonton VIM.
Smith Daniel
SINGER Thomas Taylo
II
Thompson Elijah w.
Taggart James S.
Thompson VIM. S.
Talbot Ralph
w
Walfel Charles 2
Wharton George 2
yelling David
Wells Charles
Worlcy Wesley
Woodford Jeremiah
JOHN BEALL, P. NJ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
TVIE undersigned keep the Depository of the AMER
IcAN SUNDAY School UMoN,--where may be had
all the publications of the society, al the same prices
tha they can be had at in Philadelphia. Catalogues
will be sent where rcquosted) by mail, containing
complete list Of Sabbath School Books Persona wish.
ing to purchase S. Libraries will please send their
ders to INGRAM ~ ELLlOI, Booksellers,
march 26 Market Street, Pittsburgh
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
Hardware, Quccnswarc, and
Groceries,

Window Glass, Nails Iron Castings, Cordage, Beaver
buckets grain, coal and canal shovels, spades, hay
and manure forks Spanish and country sole leather;
cotton yarn carpet cham, battiug and wicking, &c.
All of the above articles will be sold on tho most
reasonable terms, and as cheap they be bought
elsewhere. VIM H0GG AND co.
N. D. The customers Of the old firm Of Hogg and
Tipton together with Others requested to call and
examine goods and prices, to satisfy themselves ofhcr
cheapness.
All kinds of merchantable produce purchased at the
hghestm market price. WIN. HOGG AND co.
Cadiz, April %, l945. Il
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A
Ankrum, Margaret,
Allen David,
Achens William,
Adams John.
Anderson William,
B
Birney Hugh,
Bushnell George L.
BOyce Abraham,
Brinley Benjamin,
Barricklow Henry 2
Brigham John w.
Braden Joseph
Cox George W.
Cole Joseph
Clifford Edward
Chancey William
Canell William S.
Conaway Michael
Carson William
Camried Margaret
Christy Richard
Cope Jacob
Crab George ".
DruInmond Rev. Jamt
Dutton James
Dunaway Eli V.
+
Edie Joseph II. 2
Estep Robert
Easlick Pascho
+
Fivecoat George
Fulton Margaret
Fuller john Lyon
&
George Samuel
Grove Jenet
Greene Miss Mary
Gamble John
Gwin Jesse
Gilmore Francis
Huebener Edward
Hamilton William
Harper Samuel
Hix William
Hoogland James
| Hines John
Hervcy David
Heaton George II.
| Heathorn Edward
Hill Eli
Holt Cyrus
Huston B. V. Esqr.
Hoffman John
Hudson John
Hale Thomas
Hilton John
Hines Samuel
Johnson Robert 2
X
Kinsey Kersey 2
Knox John 2
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
S. & Fl. M,FADDEN

S. e Fl. M'FADDEN
Z FAVE Just received Splendid Stock Of SPRING
Ill GOODS, which have been purchased within the
last month, in Philadelphia, by an experienced judge
They consist in part of the following viz Cloths Cas-
simores Cassinetts, Linens, Granderes, Drills, Bed
Tickings Ginghams, Calcoes, Laws, Balzannes, Ber-
raishes, Silks, Crayats, Dress Hhdkis Silk Shaws to-
ge!her with a splendid assortment of the latest style of
BOmMets, LeghOrn 81 Palm Leap HINTS!
While the above goods are fresh they invite the pub
lie to call and examine their stock they deter
mined to scatter bargains throughout the county.
Cadiz, April 9, l845
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!!
NEW GOODS.

lust RECEIVED, at the store room of VIM. Hogg
- and Co., (recently occupied by Hogg and Tpton)
one door east of the PosOce genelal assortment Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23
SPRING AND SUM MEX GOODS.

SPKlNG AN u oUM MEh GUUDS,
selected and purchased with great care in the cities of
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, for cash, and
will be sold at prices accordingybeing much below
former rates. Our stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles, viz:
French Wool Dyed Black Cloth English and Amer
ican Cloths, Wool Dyed Black Blue, Brown, Olive and
Grey of various prices French, English and American
Cassimeres, fancy and plain assorted coors. Cass
netts, Tweeds, Jeans, and every variety of summer
stufis. Dradata, Summer Cloths, Coat Linen and
Drills; Satin, Silk and Moiselle Vestngs gentlemens
Cravats, Scarfs and Neck Ties Thebct, Damask,
Worsted and De Lane Shawls; Ladies' dress caps CHI
mazets, dimy collars and cuffs ves, silk points and
ribbons; hosiery and gloves; checks, gnghams lawns,
parametta alpacca, cashmere de cosse, nous de
aines Balzarues and silks. Cambric Brook, Swiss and
Grecianetto; muslins, linen lawn and hundkerchiefs,
ootngs, laces edgings Umbrellas, parasols and sun
shades; silk and bonnet lawns; brown and blcached
muslins 1ickings, cnooes and furniture prints; Flo
renee braid straw and lawn bonnets; ariifcias and
tabs Panama, double and single brimmed Leghorn
and Palm leaf hats; Ladies' fancy dressed Buckskn
and Kid slippers, and Childicn's shoes. Also, gene
raj variety Of well assorted
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-04-23

To declare the rights OF Banks incorporated by gov
emments other than the State Of Ohio, to in the
courts of this State
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
FACTS E0a The PEOPLE!

VGNFIE undersigned having purchased .hs Mill property
on tho National Road, inmed.a sey west Of Centre
vile. aud having procured Double Casd'ng Machine.
and otherwise the establishment, he 10 ready
for CARDIN(s WOOL tine reasonable terms. aud
in tbs expeditions tic will a,sp exchange
ooen Goods prices for Wool ~ 'hs "ashs' satss
He will by Fall. in opera machinery fos FUL-
LING AMI DRESSING CLOTH which will receive HE
personal attention.
n~rThs SAW MILL. 10 in good order and under the
c,rc Of An experieneed hand. I.umbes sawed
the sha res. keep assortment Of
Iu,n ber The undessg respectfully sact.s
sbafe Of CUSTOM JOHN HUTTON. $
n. h. The CARDING MACHINE, near Milton.
Formerly owned by Jacob Snks also in the possession
and Wool Cardng will be done there
IN. u.u., terms. J. IL.
Fifth Month TIN, lsl5. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
& CHEAP GOODS.

II a II Tecsivinc Al my stofe IN fTAtsERSJ OWN,
u a supply Of spring and Summer COOOS.-
Inc tho extensive offered ~ this
county. consisting Of almost description of Dry
Good.. Hardware. Gallery. Carpentsr's Tools, Houss
Trimmings, Saddiery, Carriage Trimming. Ha,tsrs Fu
aud Trnmi"gs, Qocenswars. Glassware. ri"~ars. Bo"ks
Medicine. Dye -stnffs, Paints, O,is Varnish. Window
Glass, Brushes, fur wool, Lcghon and palm leaf Has
Florence braid, gimp Suaw. wio" and la~" Bonness
Boots, Shoes and Siippers-all kinds. Cotton Yam
Wenver's R.ss Sole and Upper Leather, Rolands' and
Cast Steel Mill aud Ss-cut Saws An Of
Dor Goods; heavy lot of Groceries lion, Csstngs
mad Sait Steel, Nas-ail kinds: fact eslmoss
article that in thi. here DO found
tho rssht Kind of Terms; 1 suffer undsrss
!
I ready At all times 4, purchase any qusnsisy Of
WHEAT, with almost every article of Country
Produce liberal prices, and will pay liberal proper
Cash therefore, with confidence invite
Eiouds aud aud fem distance
who wish cell Produce and pureas Goods Call and
See Me! NJ. T.. REEVES
Hasers,own. Ia April 30, ls45. loaf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
Conversational Convention.

A Convention of large number of delegates
from tho counties composing this Congressional
District, met in Cambridge city on Saturday last.
For full report of the proceedings OF the moo
ting we refer tho reader to another column OF
our paper. We have only to say that a perfect
unani.nity as to the cand date pervaded the Con
ven,ion, and that the HON. c. B. SMITH was
unanimously nominated for reelection to Con-
gross This result is most gratifying to Mr..
1JiiH.i., ~ -,,-nY rn-eonnl -
political friends.
No man in the state of Indiana has received from
tho unprinciplcd leaders Of the locofoco party
more UNDERSIGNED SANDER and immtigatod abuse
than has Mr.. Smith. Thoy have dreaded his
influence, hence they have published against HIM,
for year after year the most unfoundcd false
hoods. And they will again descend 10 tho same
living, blackheartcd efforts to defeat him; but II
the friends of Wing principles como up to thor
duty, his triumph will again put the seal of con-
domination upon the immoral means which have
heretofore been resor,ed to.
Mr.. Smith being present ut tho Convention
It, ~>,;"-,ion IN forms which boeDoko
his grati,ude; and in tones of tho most thrilling
coqucnce pointed out the duty Of the Wing party
We trust his advice may DO carried out, and tina.
his voice may again be hoard in tho halls Of our
Nationa! Legislature, condemning the encroach-
me nts Of southern dc.ation upon tho rights Of the
people Of tho no nth; and of the vic sycophancy
Of northern hungry hounds for Office, who bow
down to tho will of tho slaves of tho peculia
institution of tho South,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
Terrible Earthqu ake!--Thc City of Mexico almost
DesOlated.

Terrible Earthqu ake!--The City of Mexico almost
DesOlated.
We learn from the Baltimore Sun that an aw-
full earthquake nearly desoated the city of Mex
leo on the 7th inst. paper published in tho
city Of Mexico SAYS, sit lasted about two min
utes. The shocks wero terrible. Nothing like
them experienced before. Wo chanced to
be upon the great square at the time. In an in
slant tho multitude standing there tranquil and
listess, suddenly fell upon their knees praying to
Almighty God, and counting with terror the
shocks which threatened to convert the most
beautiful city in tho new world into a vast thea
ire of ruins The flags Of tho pavement yawned
open and the buildings and lofty cdfces tottered
to and fro 1t is impossible vet to ascertain the
extent of the destruction. Not house or door
but what bears the marks of the terrible calamity.
Many of tho most magnificent edifices have been
greatly injured completely destroyed. The
authorities did every thing that zeal and human nj
ty could suggest, to carry help to the victims and
restore the aqueduc.s which furnish water to tho
city
The paper gives no account of the number Of
persons killed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
TExAs.-The subject of the annexation Of

TExAs.-The subject Of the annsxation of
Texas has become ono of national importance.
The people. the States, and the general govern
mcnt have alike interest in il; and it behooyes
citizens to protest against it in our individual
and state capacity, and in all other manner and
means, possible, consistent with constitutional
rights. Several meetings Of the people in phi
mary capacity have boon held in this county, a nd
it has been suggested to us that a'Ssa,a anceting
to held at indianapolis sometime during the COM
ing summer for the purpose of protesting on be-
half of the State of Indiana against tho outrage,
would be calculated to do good. We take tho
liberty of calling the attention Of tho editor of
tho State Journal to tho subject, and if it be
doomed expedient, we hope he will make tho nc
cessray arrangements. by inviting distinguished
men in different portions of the State to attend,
and such other preliminaries a, may bs dcemod
necessary TO carry tho object into effect.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-07
The Bowery Theatre Burned.

The Bowery Theatre accidcntly took fire on
Friday afternoon, about six O'Clock, and in less
than one hour became a mass Of burning ruins,
being the fourth or fifth time that the building
known as the Bowery Theatre has boen burn,
down. The loss must be very heavy, but lit
tie insurance had been effected. Mr.. Hamblin,
the manager, who had recently contracted for tho
building of a new theatre, will be the principal
sufferer. The ownership Of the building was
held by various persons, in the form of joint
stock company. and but little of the stock had
been insured. The whole loss is over $50, 600.
Two or three small tenements in the rear were
also destroyed and tho roofs ofthe houses adjoin-
ing the theatre badly damaged.