The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-04-09


kPid Forge Co. iron and Wslsh's iron stove
and PloW establishment.
Nerton's variety store, &C., &c.
cannot pretend to give a complete list
III best private dwelling houses destroyed
eeff those Of +. P. Kendrick, VIM. Ross, S. d.
Campbell, O. Woodbridge, ]. S. McGinnis, and
ope n two in the northeastern part Of the city.
" wind lulled towards night. and the ex-
tenl y the mischief could be discovered. At
noon Today, dense volumes Of smoke we're ris-
ing from various points in the Burned District,
and he bsckened walls, left standing, appear
uhspeakably desolate.
Shame TO say, although large police force
vas organized, thousands Of dollars worth Of
goods we're stolen, ana carried off to by y-places,
70 various parts Of the city 1t would seem that
nothing milder than the paugs Of hell fire
coud touch the petriiied sympathies Of sound
reia. who would steal under such circumstances.
A large police force was engaged but still de-
pFetatiOns went briskly on. A gentleman Just
informed us that he alone had recovered four
wagon loads Of plunder.
me situation Of our city appeals to the lem
ieney Of creditors, and the sympathies Of the
humane, not ouly among who have been left
nnpprt or partially scathed, in this as we'll as
in qlherand more prosperous communities. Re-
latNely speaking, the Gonflsgrations at Fayette-
vile, San Francisco and Pittsburgh, were not
more caamitous.
Il lisa grateful reflection however, that not q
single life was lost, hor a bad accident to body
or limb, 50 far as we have been informed
Many, Of course. were singed and burned, By
/ fifi1g Of clothes and proximity 70 the flames
It. ", IL
ont speaking the high sense entertained by th,
whole community Of theservices Of THE LADIES
whU, as they always can, in cases Of real neces
sity, set the men an example Of patience ant
iortitude, zeal and activity. God bless them
IAd have pity on the desOatel
Iasursd in Ena Co., Hartford.
Dsnning & Campbell. S3OOOi Mrs. J. Smith
l,00Oi Douglas, Wadde q Sbul 5000; d. A
Schutte, 7,500i Charles J. Miller & Co 5000
Masonic Lodge, 2,00Oi - KirtsCh,, 1000 Mar
field, 4,000i David Adams, t4,00Oi M. Miller
1000; M. Davis, 300Oj G. o. JOline, 1000; D
Fulerton, 7,00Oi Hulcome IL CO., 10000 J. Hirn
1906 J. Mcfarland, 3,0O0 Thomas Orr, 800' j
X. . Aston, 1000; Allston q Peitsmeyer 1000
McGinnis q Co 2,2OOj Jacob May, 900; JacOt
Wolf l.500isO. t. Reeves, S,0O0i w. Carson
1000; James McClintick, jr., 5000; John Pere
grine, COOS Thomas Carson, 5000; F, & s. d
Campbell, 5,000j VIM. Ross, -.
In Protection.
David Adams, 10000. and ether parties, res
pective amOuD.s not ascertained, but amounting,
In the whole, to some rs 900.
In Ohio Mutual.
Heirs Of F. Koch, S6O0i Erhard Streball, 400
o. ROscnieldt, 1000.
In FTaRklia Insurance Co., Phiia.
VIM. II, Douglass & Son, $40, ,OOOi J. -, 3, 900
Douglas, Wadde & Co., 5000; Denning d Camp
bell, 6 900; W. Ross, 10000; Fraser & Co., 5000
Miscellaneous.
$4,000 in City Insurance Co., Cincinnati, ant
5000 in Eagle do do, insured 10 Ross Secon,
street Block and 10000 in the Franklin Co.
New YORK. Allen& Evans were insured, Q, 00
in tie above Company, and 1000 in the HudsO
River Company New York.