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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

To WINE DRINKERS. 10 not generally
known that wine baths are quite common in
France, nevertheless such is the case. The
Duke Of Clarence is not the only gentleman
who has enjoyed an immersion in malmesy.
Punch, has tried it with the very best sherry.
Only imagine Punch-the veritable English
Punch, swimming in French wine, and kicking
and plungine, and laughing, until the tears ran
down his cheeks, and never thinking ofthe ex.
pense, five franc piece!
'What five franc piece for tub full Of
wine! Hurrah! Viva la France!
Gently. gently. At least fly others bathcd
in the same wine-gjfer Punch-The keeper
t Of the bange had 4 preference for Punch. and
gave Punch the first dip. After him came
fifty others, making in all Jsfy FIVE franc peices
A good price for the tub.
The wine was then thrown out =
Not stall. Not so, BY any means
'Wtat them.
Bottled! Bottled, of course
Bottled And for what purposer 4 = ~
why, for drink, to be sure HA&
Drink Who would drink such stuff =
why, the English do. the Yankees do! The
latter import it in large quanti.iea-It is .
great fayorite in Ysnkeeland.' sae 't.las.es
Now. dear wine drinking friends, sntitem.
perance friends. when you next smack your lips
over glas, Of Champagne or burgundy, reflect
that Lyonese alderman msy possibly have
ba,hed in il, and see II the reflection will assist
you in appreciating its fsyor.-Sunday Time.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

Phas.lelpki.. June ss,h. ls4s.-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
HATS, CAPS, AND ECRS,

ENHE subscriber continues 10 manufac-
lure end keeps constantly on hand
the largest assortment Of
Hats, Caps and al kinds Of Far goods
ever offered IN a western market,
Also, good assortment Of NockS,
CrdrdiS, Hnn Collars and BosonS.
HandkerchigS Ciorcs. JEHns and
MoccasinS, Ladies Trareling E0ss,
tm6rellas, Parasols, Sc: Bu6aio coats
and orer S50eS-wholts sale and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats.
caps, and fur goods on as good terms as
IN the city Of New York.
VITA his long practical experience in
the business and his Determination 10 cx.
cell in the qualify and manufacture Of hls
goods. he hopes 10 merit a confluence
OF the very liberal patronage he has Ihus
far received.
The highest price paid for furs ard
skins. ]. A. SMITH.
Chicago. April, 10. 1916 10
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n E " s 7 0 R E!
=. RissNETI'

] Z AS just opened choice stock o
4 Il Dry Coojs, which he Offers a
lower prices than such goods have We
been offered: his stock consists or
Choice prints, de LANES. mnsins
ca,hmeres, silks, yelyers, ribbons, glng.
hams, linens. lawns. alpaccas, serge-
table damlsk, couni2rpaues, dInlies
painted lawns and lus'res, blark, blue,
olive and green broad cloths, black aud
fancy cd,simeres. silk velvet, satin aud
other ve,lngs, jeans, twceds. and great
variety ul Sammsr GgoRs for coat, a,d
pants, Innings, buttons, ginps. edglrgS
combs, hosiery, gloves and plrasols, all
kinds # drIilng~. hlckories, gambroons.
sheetings, shlrlings. and ticking.
Hats, caps, and bonnets-cheap and
good arIires-and a full assortment If
ladies shoes, CATERS and slippers, chi!!ren
and misses shoes, boots and busHns,
news and pumps. boots and hrogans.
A choice collection IF white CJHon
and other goods by the wholesale also.
few kegs Of the best gunPowder by the
keg.
To sell or not to sell ! that's the ques-
lion. Whether us better to dispose a,
once Of all his goods and day by day re-
new them, or keep them on his shelves
to rest and spoil Ia This is the great
question, and he is determined to sell his
goods al the lowest rales-make or break.
Cali therefore before you buy elsewhere,
as he considers 1t a pleasure 10 show
goods whether they are purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired to call
and inspect a new article of Lace Dresses
which he has at all prices and Of all pat
terms.
Store doors north Of the Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April II. 1916.
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Ottawa Foundry.

yEV L subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity, tina, they
have entered into co-parincrshiP. for The purpose
ofcauyiug on the Foundry Business in this pllce,
which has heretofore been under the management
Of CoGswkLL q CHAPtS, and they are now pre-
pared to execute kinds OF wo'k III then line
rlu, any establishment in the country, and Oh
the shortest ,lice and the most reasonable terms.
Ihey have connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate PIiiern Maker. which will enable them
u make to order all kinds Of stoves, CRATES hollow
ware, saw mii, gearing, and any article of hachi-
oery. A, the shortest notice A share Of patron.
,ge is respectfully solicited. Cash Paid for ok!
Cy5 Iron. COGSWELL 4 COOK.
Ottawa, Feb G. 1916.
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DAYTON FLOUING MILL.

ENIlE subscribers a, the LOWER
Il MILL, Dayton, would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchan,
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the hes, rossi-
BILE manner. They are also paying
CASH FOR WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons in
debicd to them are requested to pay IN
Whea, or Cash, Immediately or they will
be under the painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our heartfelt gratitude for
pas, patronage and best efforts 10 secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 3. 1876. Al.
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hard, general assortment Of Saddles, B1dfes
HuHe,S, Coiiirs, Wdss. TrHahS, Vahses. qnt
all other articles in his line, which he will war
rant and sell at Chicago prices.
Also, all kinds Of repairing done 10 order, al
The shortest notice aud on the most liberal terms
n B.-Buscy aud Carriage trimming done in
a superior style AMI al reduced prices.
Sbop on Acknowledgement Columbus and
Canal streets. Coms and SEE
Ottawa. July 4, 1919. j. II. SIoNB.
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Houses Pale Ointment.

sSamrst valuable. safe, and certain cure for
4 the P.ie>. ITNumcrous cer,iiic'trs Of the
happy effects Gf TIL, GA; lent may br found up.
on the wrapper accompanying each hot l..
Prepared only by GEO. W. HOUSE, Nash
vile. Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Suykcr Greene
wholesale agents, Tor Wisconsin, Ilca, u ch .Sp.
northern Illinois & Ind. ftr which Territories
and states all order, should he addressed,
G. l.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, III.
Ottawa June 30 1876. lie
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
CONELLY & BAILEY

EeErURN thanks 10 the public for the liberal
o patronage extended to them, aud would
state that they haze removed to the north side Of
the Cijy Hotel, TO the building adjoining the
house lately occupied by John McCary. They
have procured Inc ales,
Spring and Summer Fashions
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner,
and all garments warranted to fit.
Ottawa. may -. 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Chiilren Cry for ShrmGn's
IIEEICATED EGZENGES.

gNHESE celebrated Lozenges are nov
- offered TO the ciiizens of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations 10
/ the cure of the various diseases for " hicl
| they are recommended) even offered t,
The public. The proprietor, DR.. Sher
man, is a regular graduate Of Medicine
a member of The Medical Society of ia,
city and county OF New York, and thest
Lozenges are prepared from medical pre-
scripiions which have been approved by
The mos, celebrated physicians in tina, ca
Iy; in addition to which they are prepa.
red in so pleasant manner that children
eat them with avidiiy and cry for more.
They consist Of
CJugh Locepges,
Which are the safest and most el,eclual
remedy for Coughs, colds, Consumption,
Whooping Cough, ASTHMA &C., ever Of
iered to the public. They operate by
promoting expeetoralion, aIlaying the ir-
rliation OF coughing, aud removing the
cause Of the disease.
form LoesngeS,
The only infalible Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over I0O,0 cases they
have never been known to fail Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
without them ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them,
aud are doctored for various complaints,
without any benefit, when one dose OF
these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
CdmPhor LOcenges.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpita-
lions Of the heart. lasilude aud nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
Lozenges really revisirg, and importing
the buoyancy of youlh-used after dissi.
patioh, they will restore the tone Of the
system generally. and remove all the un.
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living,
Ca'hartic LOssnges,
The best Ca;harjr medicine Ior reno
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks of the bilious aud in,ermil,am &c.
yer of this section Of currjry.
Ntrrman's Po1r .Na,is PlS'er,
rh. Plaster, If which over l.Ou0 900
are sold WEAKLY. !, hrh,vrd IA b, the hcs,
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n Z w ST 0 Il E.
E7 l.. BOUGHTON, at the New

ia
~ Sore in Reddick's Brick Block
invites the attention Of the public to his
stock Of fresh and desirable goods, com.
prising almos, any article in the line Of
merchandise.
French black cloths and cd8Simeres,
English do do do
Fancy cdSsimeres, great variety.
do hCeedS fol summer Sacks and
coats, salinetIs, gamhroons, linen drills,
York drills, blue drills, Mexican mix
lures, fancy stripes and plaids, molcskins
and velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
ticking, carpeling, A and ca mating,
brown sheeting, aud bleached shiTling,
&c. &c. May 30, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Wool! wool. !!

4 WISH TO purchase all the good clean
y washed wool can get and pay the
highes, price. |, ispreferred. always, il
washed on the sleeps back, each fleece
tied up by itself with the inside out or
washed and picked, or tub.washed. Per.
sons will find it TO their interes, TO give
particular attention to keeping their wool
free from dir, and dus, after shearing, and
mus, be as free from burs as possible.
May Is, 1916. j. G. NATTIxoER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
FREMONT HOUSE,
C. HlCA G O. III

4 GURLEf, IL CO, late Of the American
81 Temperance House, Chicago, have iakcl
he fremont House, corner of Lake aud
streets, Where they will be happy 10 serve thei
friends aud all others who willavor them with
cali. ~ the best style May /. 1916. o. !,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Hats Il Caps,

M EMS fur and silk hats. the lates,
lN fashion; do pearl hats, for sum.
mer use; do silk and cotton glazed caps,
from TO les. do cloth caps, Of various
patterns; Boys cloth aud velvo, caps,
for sale by BoucHToN.
June 8, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
DIR. s. w. Thnyer's Pills.

EHHE subscribers have been appoin.
q ted agents for Illinois, for the sale
Of these well known piIIs, and will keep
them constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail.
For bilious diseases incidental 10 this
climate, and as a fine herbal family medi-
cine. we can confidently recommend these
pills as a safe and eifcen, medicine.
We shall not 60 TO the trouble and ex-
pense of printing certificates, made out
generally by persons we know nothing
about; but will refer persons, if neces'
sary, to hundreds of individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER g. HlCKLlNG.
Oct. 3, ls45. l5-ly
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Fg'HE Coop SAMARITAN-Remcdy foI

'E'HE COOP Remedy foI
the Ague and Fever-Uarrantedt to
cure.-Edson's compound vegetable rem
edy. is the only medicine now sold which
will efec!ually remove the cause Of that
loa,hsome disease, the ague and fever
nervous and bilious rovers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced by
similar causes, and which, if suffered 70
exist for considerable length Of time,
frequently end in consumption. Tho
Remedy is put up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions FOR use in the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct, lS. G. l.. THoMPsoN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Cheese Slruincrs.

O PIECES Nrainering.
= Persons wishing TO supply them
selves with the above goods, for dairy
use, viii find The mos, suitable article q,
the store Of J. G. NATriNoER.
May l6i8.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Il E MO Y A l..

FE7IlE subscriber has removed his
Il Drug store one door north III the
Mansion house, to the new building just
finished neat aud comm"dous under lis
uuu direction, where he will be harry TO
.uppy rs former customers with every
ar,lcle in his line which he ~ uuw receive
ipr h,sh ftom New York, consisting of
drugs, medicines, oils, yarnish turpen.
upe, pmu,s dye SUITS glass, stationary,
lr,,s aud nut. toeoifer wuh a variety OF
Yankee Notions seldom found in Ihis
market.
Please call at the rev store and zee if
there is anything YOU want. East side
court house frs, door >nouh &c Mansion
house. G. J.. THOMPSON.
Ouqwa July .. 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Saiilc. Trunk, & Elirness
NJ A NJ F. G / O II Y.

gEyHE subscriber woul,
Il take this method al
returning thanks fot
the liberal patronse hereto
fore extended TO him, an,
inform his friends aud III,
public generally THAI h,
continues manufacturing
andis constantly keeping OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

UL UT U II sNlTTN IT
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the Ct.
IL, tizens of Ottawa and vicinity forthe liberal
patronage he has heretofore received. and hopes
TO merit continuance OF he same. His 7aihr'
ing Establishment is on the south side Of the
public square, over J. and G. Armours store
lie is prepared to do work on the most rensona'
bio terms. and warrants all garments made by
him to 1T. Cutting will be done on shor, notice
and warranted to ct il properly made up. The
SPRING AND SUMMER fashions
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him to furuieh garments ~ the
latcs, and most approved style.
~ b. Lumber, ana mast kinds Of counhl
produce wiHbei taken in poymeHiJor u"k,
Ottawa. MAY &. 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
NEW STORE At DAYTON,

(BETwEgM THE Two MILLS
81 & d. GREEN have just received
w. large supply of
Groceries,
Consisting in part of
Tea, Young Tyson and Imperial, J
Coffee Pepper
Sugar Specie
Molasses Ginger
Tobacco Salora,us, &c.
Which they offer for sale very low for
Cash, Wheat, or Wool.
P.S. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the above firm, by note or
book account, are respectfully requested
TO call aud settle the same and save costs,
as many of their notes and accounts are
of long standing, which must he paid, and
no mistake. Delays are dangerous. They
have iorborne until (orbearance has ceas-
ed to be virtue.
Dayton, April II, 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
GRUMPY HOTEL.
MlrriS c. IA IN s

:ss.s;-z7s:sh Experimental By Dawn BRowyE.)
THIS new and commodious establish.
ment is now open for the reception of the
travelling public. The proprietor pledges
himself that no pains or expense shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable.
Morris, June ~, 1876.
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Tailoring Establishment.

BUCHANAN g. EICHELBERGER
NATOULD return thanks to the public for he
w liberal patronage extendcdto them. and
now beg icave to state thai,hcy have received
direc, from the city Of New York the
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS
and are still prepared to furnish garments in The
most approved eastern style, At their old stant
on tn public square ives, side ofthe cour, house
Ottawa, May s, 1916.
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EiacAsliilh;pg.

gNNHE subscriber lakes this meth
s. a I'd Cf returning thanks fol-
ST b the public patronage heretofore ea'
a. - tended TO him, and wishes tn in.
I, MN form his friends aud public gene
'~*2--S II rally, tina, he has turned his whole
attention 10 The manu- acluriEg OF Wagons and
hugsies, in all ils branches; he has secured hia-
se.i ,ne best Of workmen, both in wood AMI iron,
md his stock OF lumber aud iron cannot De sur
passed bv any in this vicinity.
Wagons made 10 order aud warranted cheap
r th,n anv other establishment west of Chicago
'leise cali and examine before purchasing. 3
unbsr wagons ready finished, on hand; and
an finish any sind to order in few days notice.
a,h paid f5r seasoned lumber
,luavd, July 10 1876 Z BARNARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14

EAR. SMITHS improved sugar coat
ed Indian vegetable RUS. from
ihr n. Y. Co.i,g, of l'eullh. ior inter-
ni,,,nt, remi,trnl bilious. ard 'rllNm-
ma,ory frvers dyspepsia. coSlIventss.
d,srnl,rv. vo,ms, ,rr0lula, scurcN ~
ANY impurities Of the blood, and female
complaints generally, For sale NY
0ct. -. 4 l." thompson
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14

Dean Swift says woman may knii
her bookings bu, not her brow; she may
darn her hose. bu. no. her eyes; curl her
hair bat no, her lips; thread her needle
tut no, The public siroela
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14
The Oregon Question

Us undoubtedly settled, aud therefore can az
ford 10 sell my customers 10 pounds of sucal
Tor 81 90. and gal. molasses for 3 bits, and 9th
CT goods rroporlicnably low Al the new store.
July 3. l8l8 BouonToN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14

bERFU cry Extracts. hair oils,
IL culo cream. shaving and washing
soap. smbrosiar cream, and emolljent
compounds for shaving; hair and tooth
brushes, &c. for sale at BoUoHToNs.
June 8, 1916. --vr>
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In going to tie Methodist conference in Tco-
ria from my residence in Caldwell Prairie, w.
r., my horse got his foot strained SO severely
that could no, have travelled further without
great irconycnience. used Farrcls' liuimcnt
and it cured him perfectly IN few days. | also
found it excellent in chafes and gals, ! can
safely recommend it to the public as an oxcel'cn,
medicine. Rev. JOINS CnUxMEp.
Caldwell prairie, November 4, 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14

This cori,fcs that have used Farrclls' lin
imyn, on my horse, which was badly called, and
in four days i, PRODUCED perfect cure. ! can
With confidence recommend il to the public as a
safe aud quick remedy for gals. o. W. MuNsEu,
Of Little Rock, Kendall county, minister Of tho
fRoc< River conference.
Peoria, August 2s. 1875.
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81 None can Ne genuine unless signed IN uri-
iiJ.g by w. b. q II. q. FApnELL, Sulc and
Original PROJECTORS. O. Manufactured only Ivy
II. G.. Farrell, wholesale Druggist Peoria Ills,
and for sale IN Ottawa hy q. l.. THOMSON.
Ottawa. June II, SiG-9 ~
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An Ayrshire Cow. belonging to Mr.,
Prentice, near Albany, is stated in the
Albany Cullivator to have given this sea-
son. on grass feed, upwards Of twenty
quarts Of milk per day the quantity hay
ing been ascer,ained by actual measure
snent. or diminutive size, this produc
a, the pail is considered remarkable. Sh,
was imported from Scotland in l742, ha
had a calf every year, and has been it
milk nearly all the time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14

Jesse Smart, in the Boston Cnltivalor,
recommends parsuips as substitute for
potatoes as summer frul, for swine, in
case the po,atoe 70, should continue. In
the communications referred 10. he SAYS:
81 would ask if any Of our farmers
ever tried the parsnip! 1t is hardy
vegetable, not injured by winter fros,s,
and NAV be sowed a, almost any season
excepl winter. Sc, apar, one acre Of
good soil or less quantity to test the ex,
pertinent, SOW one-half of i, early in The
spring, The balance later in the season,
or sections ut several dileren, times -
when they are ,oerably grown fence of
section at time, and make ,he pigs
dig for living they will make thorough
work al ploughing while they can find
roots, and they will also manure as sum.
mer ill the land. AS they dig, aid them
occasionally with the plough when one
section is cleared give them another
while the FIRST is narrowed line and sowed
again"
Il is stated in an exchange paper thai
in the Isle Of Guernsey the raising o
parsnips for swine is leading branch o
farming. This roo, is almos, exclusivel,
used for pork making. A gentleman W n,
once resided there. noticing the pecuiarl,
fine flavor Of the pork, imputed the rea
son of it, and was informed ,ha, il wa
owing is the hogs being fauened on raw
parsnips. The pork, he says, was beau
tif,ilIv while, sweet, inicv and firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-14
BY the ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
No Later News from the Seat of War.
DOUBTS OF THE ESCAPE OF
CAPTAIN THORNTON.
Great Fire in New Orleans.
Arrival Of the Great Westerns News there.

The southern mail has arrived, with dates to
the 9th, contain nothing new from the army or
Mexico. About 1900 volunteers had been Iaised
in New Orleans, and some companies had gone
down to the barracks.
The Great Wes,ern news was received on the
9th.
baltimore, Wednesday, u o'clock, p. M.
The Telegraph has announced the arrival of the
mail at Washington, with New Orleans papers to
the 9Th instant. They contain nothing new from
the seat Of war.
We hav6 not 1cceiyed the slightest confirmation
of the Unioms statement about the escape of Capt.
Thornton and Lieut.. Mason, with the two dra-
goons.
Nothing beyond New Orleans volunteering
there not very achve-the Governor will probably
resort 10 a draf-not more than twelve hundred
had come forward
Captain Foster Rogers, of brig L. M, Hin, fell
down the hatch and was killed. A large fire in
Poydras street, which Quilted the block between
Tchoupitoulas and Commerce streets. H. Pauch's
tobacco factory, lost stock to the amount of one
hundred thousand dollars. Mayfield & Co.'s to-
bacco factory 6OOO boxes tobacco at least
The grocery Of Brough & Co. entirely consumed.
The troops from forts Wood and Pike had
reached New Orleans.
The war fever is up, and meetings are to be
held tonight to raise volunteers
The Secretary of War has declined the protfer
of our military, to take charge of Fort McHenry,
during the absence of the troops.