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you With certain medicine =, Tor s AL
i ycuh' Wy s ys persist IN dosing viii,
ins ygur .ppeii,s spS n5 a ,hsrsly impair
vel . rhyeay "hen you can be cured with rev doses
We every condition. Why will y. .user and re-
i I'D even S1i %u f MS; TS,'Sd Y6n snd or ~ ,hs stoy-
noysd health and vvor by
AZ once plelan and eGestqa should consult DR. MORRIS
s1cs 20 has been greater than that Of other
.torsd to health and vsor ander h Teay sn. Ssn
should person inerveu BE- ohi.ctiS1.s@ ',ss ys @
n -ri.ae-sDelo,s ave sddr., Or W Il. MoKRIs
through e Post Office Nashville Tenn and package msd
sne, ,ceqrsy pui uP ' ssui privately and with dspaich
Per;oo' living d.,nee and ,aic'.d serola oh IN
Ges or any disease whatever of an aggravated o. sps
saraetcr can Be cured At home % sou;ang M MOREs ~
safe can Be sent per nia par Of the United states
lad,, - mly l ae,ed Irr,spa,i,ss Tour ISa, or
lay iscacy and promptly consult .SS poelo 81 rs
" 0ss OYER I9'nrance oee, Cedar street, the Poe,
.ll'--. N'-lin, 70. ~. w sihifa ucl3-dly
EBsNrTtNTiNhN o. VIRGINi,. Manufacture at ili IN.
street, street, RshHsnd Va, ,hs toilsvies article,
we%s,n.& & c9lrsa, & ,ad ss-,,n, Shoes Of superior quality
Blaeksmiths Bellows, Maitrs.ses
striped Cotton Cloth Tent, Wdgon aad Bout cvy. Ee.ys
Wie,H &igs, without seams
wI wI.s O., So. AsS; various patterns Machine ch.n'.
wlges cute Dray. and El>o8s,ros.. wardrobe, Meat
ss,s VA Ssns ySy superior quality. made Of bs. French
Most of the above hand
repaired other order
cash, % punctusi customer only on short time.
BROGUESl BROGUESfi
loo pair agcrgr Cy Msds Boguss or safe NJ Psni,u
vii b other. 5uy are invited %
Order, Com ,e oouny -i, satisfactory references promptly
attended 10. Address JAS g. HFOTTr,
suie-sm Agent ani storekseper Va Fsnitsntiary
OsHEN BuTrER-5 seSs prime Goshen Buttsr sale ~
~ oco JNO. ". ROYAL
UlLANK BOOKS, Paper, Enveopes Pens Pencils. wasrs
u COpying Presses, Ac. Tor sale ~ ELlAs HALE,
Importer and Manufscturer's Agent.
oc2o i0s Main street.
- SPkHNAtE1t Otts-5 eases landing and for sale by
- ocl3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
orroN yiRN- Loo bals.from the "Union sns as.orisd
ce9I plvESpoEr, sLLsN co
ll,CcN siDEsy-aO hbds PRIME qaaly, ler by
II oesT DAVENPORT, ALLsS q co,
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THOS. q. srEARNs, iG2 Broad~a
de2s-ly Between Liberty street and Maiden Lane, n
TulIiE NEW NOIlk AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED
)" TRIf1SEPD 1 ~ ID ,cri Tks or S.yyfyc

height or passage apply o EDWARD X COLlNs sc Wall
street, New York BRowN SIMPLIFY CO, Ly.rpooI; D. O.
ROBERTS CO, 3 Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MUNROE
CO 26 Rue NOre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris GEo. II.
PER- Hayre.
The Of these ships will be accountable g silver
bullion specie, jewelry precious
Ang signed therefor the
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n >D-,.rt. "thDhNING.-GkO. NJ. WEST, Exchange
Il BooEsore) next 70 the Post Ohce-
rnD ST,sh on ,ar,Ss rs,ssse Gognd. M M and Parks LIS
Elements Of Scientific Agriculture the connection between
Srns and the Art Of Practical Farming by John Noren
sheep their breeds management and by Youat
by Ca,er Youat Skinner and Mills, CON-
e cause ,ynp'ST and treatment Of all the diseases in
The Horse by wm Yoast edition With numerou. Illus
tOn the rToIing Horse trained and ocIsyed
Of his and an Fs.sy on tb
As aud the Mule by J skinner; lSO. ~
sketches
as Sy. by FTA2si, a1 2s DuvSEe tnl Of Ps!aI,s
Ha1prr: Ma:a1ine ioG " Soye%1sr 1S's '4'''''
GrSham aud Cooley for NOvenber,as GM VESTS,
no Under Exchange.
Aplh, 'Loihe-we ,a the particular attention of the
Ladies visiting The city during the Exhibition OF the
fashionable styles Nsrinc Cloth aud velvet ~" ""''
Also Tor sale, Nel'es Cloths and Merno, trimmings
shau Plaid Thib~ and other shasi. Por se ,o~ sr P'
DOG {. HAkIWELL Co, Broad St.. 'pp swan Tavern,
q viLh- ththiHETTts ac-our n Of French
T%iksd Collars Chemirsttr' Sleeves, Embroidered Bdk
corded horieTed and rsehed Do Gloves, Ribbons,
As large and handsome asean be found iG town
eo- Broad street. opposite swan Tavern.
w large Of standard Music, the following
desirable pieces
The American guadrles-by Julien
T TST5; o Ma'es eeinc,I Tour IN wA@sreaSy Julien
yGlien'. Celebrated 9rum Polka
few copies q Mose Irish Melodies consisting Of 10s sons,
AnS S eleven Pee1i T in s'E1n ] and pa Pai1 binding
- prices Also Buttons Pins Needles Eyes CioeIs
Plated Ware con- sing o. Casors Tea Spoons
os.5 -y' $50 o'YiSi Villas ~ T,IE, i.s ~ iye M.a st.
yuNOlLEr SErs EvERY yARIErY-Toi'et sets o 10 II
Gilt and Fancy Patterns roe wa ,., and s
0'asI pieces 'insly and in pairs. JAS D B. EVANS,
M AcSEREL--a2O bbl,. No and No. :, for sale by
W oSo " LEWIS WEBB 4 SON.
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n tHOtOI.ATE cocoa AN. HHONIN-w BAKER A cos
~ AMERICAN and VANILLA PREMIUM CHOCOLATES. co. /
Goa and BROMA shic hfs premiums have awarded
the lnsiues and Rar o the Union, by
principal urocers the United
Hussey Murray, New York; Twci Phladclpha;
Thomas " brundee, Baltimore Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio. WALTER nAKER A co,
ap5-dyif pcrcbester Nass.rhnsetts
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ENrE Dt' on tTED and Gill China s~t- ya.--
- Al Ne" III Wet Main great variety
ana very loS prices, Tea Sets "a and II
and Pitchers. Jks n n rv,SS A'es
ocgI No III W., n -. - 80,
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eOnB AND rlNeY eoops w,REnorsE.

COnB AVID FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE
GsIIII.DON. HtRHt- a MIIIIANtS
- t2t Liberty strret, (nrar GrrrnwIch YORK.
wcca attention 90 ~ Combs Gallery Fan
Brushes Buttons Threads, Bindings, Perery, Porte Nonna
Musical Instruments, Ac sc.
Possessing uncquacd advantages from connections
Manufacturer take pleasure IN soliciting
our stock by large and close buyers. maiI-ty
uRICITS sALAMANDEH SAPEs!!-
~ Ioxo KxowN-tEvEHuv TrsrEp-iLvaVs 10 In
TNUsf-Tan
RICIrS AND HILDERS r. TENTS
sTEARNs MARVIN, (successorsto Rich Co..
jyI-sm i46 water street, v.
oRgEN. sKIRTs-Drab skirts sale hy
W. ~ q HARTwELt . GO.
m uBIN- ENTHNCT- Avn FipINt COioGNE-Fsrins
Cogne, genuine J. rarina; Lubins Extracts
ment, for sale BY PURCELL, LADD CO. Druggists,
ccS % Main street.
M AsoN's LEATHER PREsFRyAT1yE.-Renderng Boots
lVu Shoes Harness, % piabe proof for
PuRcELI, LADD CO. prugssts,
ocgs VI Main street,
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LookiNG GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES,
WHiTLocK Manufacturer No. IoI Canal .,,.., -
ANAs T. GILniSG in all its branches A"'' s''e''' ~
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N1oiS fbh THE FtiB-Petssns nou, the countrv vi.,,
M ing the city durog the an
m DRY dsds at our store b- in
low our stock fresh anil desirable Consisting Of all IN.
Sr o t"shmerrs M"Gslain-s AS silks;
rah si.s Cloth Velvet and Merino Coak An kinda
ION Sa,sHerrs And Nesiines Ribbons French
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UDOHrtBIE Spiral sI'ltING BEDS--Thrtc celebrated
BEDS peculiarly adapted climates ease
comfort and convenience, be cquscj ~ the
world.
Manufactured aud Tor SaIr nv
JOHN GOnDNiE, No = Futln street,
tiiN Washington
go southern aud Western merchants supplied
vorahie
E 1000 Of these popular have been during
the present
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WINES, BRANDIES, AND HAVANA CIGARS
EpErERs CHAMBERS. No. 400 Broadssy Imprs of WINS
n BHaNrirs, aud HayaSs Gauss
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The anneNed Wines have been selected with greatest
care are o exceeding hnc quality and Of them
Tie, dcsrous o Purehasng can by taking many wrh
have them at The wholesale prices addition
hand article Of Mare and Hennrse Pale lrown
bandy Port and Madeira Wines old Jamaica Rum, and
garduers kye Whskey. MAURY OAKLAND.
ortg
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h LVNAkps Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and 6o r..
country A'HSiSFs Tools from the best makers in he
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ILLS tOR FLOORS AND CHIMNEY TOPS.
ILLER COATES YoULE No. 27o rearI street FSc,rs.
49, ih.S HAENHEK CHSStr Tors, Pumltr's Materials
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yuNOLEr SETS IN EVERY yARIETY-Toet sets O. 10 IL
and 10 pieces q Blue, white Granite, Fs~ng Decorated
an Gilt aud Fancy Patterns and Ewers and
other pieces sinsly and In pairs JAS d. B. EVANS,
NJ Nl..a Al.L..-.a
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RthNGHAM rirt--A large supply just reeeiy ed and
- 't safe low also supply of common
oe-' JAS ~ H. EVANS No. III West Main ST.
bSNtk AND TEA sERh h.CES-Iust fuII supply OF
~ White and Git French China AMI Tea sets also
sgy ana by the dozen White Ionstone Flowing do.
all Tor sale low at No. III West Main street by
"14' JAS n. H. EyANs
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- JPkRloE RAZOR sTHUPs- by Ks dyer, SON,
- tnerson, other with nne Tsn
OF k,z"rs from 25s To 81 - each. For by
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sale Booksellers generally throughout
Teachers and others
cation, uI supplied with copies Published
by DANIEL BURGESS CO.,
selI-3m-(D No. 60 John street, New York.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-12-03

Ab.sr.es Of IN Official Cuavsss - vsses pslssA
In Washinssen, ChissSo ond 1easee CSenitss,
Minresesa TeSritory, q The General 8leesbss
held Oct. II, 1853.
FOR pELEoArE TO coN0REss.
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Justices of the Peace Eiecfed.-Luke Belden, Hiram
Dayton, william Willim, Harley Curtis,
COnSfdbIes Eiecfed.-W. Everett, Henry Heatherfng-
to X. F. Randolph, Frederick Curtis, Thomas Donns.
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
MsrmOn Marriages,

The Seer. a National organ OF tine
Mormons. recently established at Wash
ington. gives the following minute de-
scIiption OF courtship and matrimonial
ceremonies amongst that singular people:
mo man in Utah. who already has a
wife. and who may desire to obtain an
other, has any right to make any propo-
of marriage to a lady until he has
consulted the president over the whole
church, and through him obtains a reve-
lation from God as TO whether it would
be pleasing in His sight. If he is forbid
den by revelation, that ends the matter;
if by revelation the privilege is granted,
he still has no right to consult the feel
ings Of the young lady until he has OBJ
tanned the appreciation of her parents.
provided they are living in Utah; if their
consent cannot be Obtained, this also ends
the matter. But il the parents or guar
dians freely give their consent, then he
may make propositions of marriage to the
young lady. If she refuse these propo-
s%itions. this also ends the matter; but if
she accept. a day is generally set apart
by the parties for the marriage ceremou,
to be celebrated. 1t is necessary TO state
that before any man takes the least step
towards getting another wife, it is his
duty to consult the feelings Of the wife
which he already has, md obtain her con
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17
ADVERTISER G.

Advertisement will he conspicuou;ly lnser-
Ell 1T the fol lowing prices, VIZ.
For 1 square of 10 lines SlnSertionSSl w
Each additional insertion -, &c
grAnythinsl less than 4 square WIZ DC con
sideged a square. ,~k
TrAivert sers mus DC PARTICULAR 10 marx
nnnber insertions ~ the face ofthe al.
ver;isements, or thy I'll D9 Pto'rhed uHui
ordered ont, an claEsei 2@eol'lHSiy.
IA liberal discount WI re hiaAe "H1''
advertising IS done by The year
ry-in Communications ron 4 distance
sbould be I'd .rcsseI P~osT-PAIDi 10 the LdltoI'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

CO. THERE is something beautiful. pi-
Gus and tender in that word of sad iGr
port, 'adieu.' That is, may God quad
you, to God | commit YOU
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

CO.. ITs a vain and wicked heart that
shrinks from the duties of life and reli-
gion.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

O- ASKING a favor by letter. or Civ.
ing a person time TO ;hink Uf it, is only
giving him an opportunity TO get of
handsomely.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

VERY RIcH.-A correspondent at Burks-
vile. XIV, saws:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-17

OT THE beauty of behavior consists
in the manner as we'll as the matter os
your discourse.
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Injo.tl1t from I!ll?-Ia;ar.e:ti3a at Milan.

il OR = i H.
, 1853-11-05
From Bolivia.

REVOLUTIONARY MovEMENrs--Th Pan
anna Star states that adviccs reach u Of con-
tinucd outbreaks against the government,
and Brlzu is obliged 10 keep constantly on
the march with large body of troops to
quell the revolutionary spirit which is being
displayed in various districts of the country.
This want Of unanimity among the people
prevents Bezu from commencing any de.
cided attack upon Peru, and has entirely
paralyzed every thing in the shape of bust
ness throughout the Republic.
EXCITING News FROM THE CHrNcHA Is
LANDs.-We have news of highly exciting
character respecting outrages at the Chncha
Islands. It will be remembered that We
published information by the last steamer,
relative to some difficulties which had oc-
cured between the officers of the Peruvian
men-ol war and the American Captains at
that Island, and in which the Captain oft
American bark Defiance was badly wounded.
Some time after the first difficulty, the De-
fance being ready for sea, the Captain 90,
under way, and in doing so fired a parting
salute 10 his countrymen in the harbor. j
being fneable offence to discharge fire
arms or cannon in that bay, an officer from
the Peruvian marine was sent on board the
Defiance to recover the fine, which was
promptly paid by the Captain but some
insulting woles passing between the Peru
Wan officer and the Captain fthc Defiance,
the latter ordered the former to leave his
vessel, telling him at the same time that be
would give him the privilege of returning
Immediately TO collect another fine. The
officer having left the vessel, the Captain
discharged a second gun, which SO enraged
the Peruvian Commandante, that he ordered
three armed boats alongside the Defiance
10 arrest the Captain. Having boarded the
American vessel, an encounter took plac,
between the Americans and Pcruyians, in
which the latter accidentally shot one oI
their own men, and severely wounded the
Captain and several Of the crew Of tine De-
fiance. They then seized the Captain
bound his hands and feet together, and
throw him from the deck Of his own ycssc
into one Of tha boats aIon.sid s,ytly in
, 1853-11-05

township of Boutwell,, went to the police
office door, diSmounted and walked in
They found the magistrate in his room. The
police clerk was with him; a constable was
in the adjoining room, and another consta.
bic was as usual on guard at the door. The
police barrack and watchhouse stand oppo-
site. Arrived in the magistrates room,
Mr.. Mitchell handed him an open copy Of
the above note. and requested lin to read
it. The magistrate cast his. eye over it a
moment, and then looked up to Mr.. Mitchell,
who deliberately desired him to obs-rve the
Purport of that note, and took the trouble
of twice explaining 10 him that the parole
was at an end, and that he had come to be
taken into custody. As the official seemed
still either bewiIdered or frightened, the
two gentlemen put on their hats Mr..
Mitchell wished the magistrate good morn
ing, and they left the office. Immediately,
when they turned their backs, the magis-
tiatc made loud uproar, and he andsome
of the constables ran out, calling on them 10
stop, and commanding every one 10 stop
them. Th n able on guard, howe yer,
had his hs ,tupied in holding l!wG
on laughing, and well pleased and, in
short, the two fugitivcs mountedther horses
and rode of. They found no necessity to
use, OF even to exhibit arms, though both
were well armed. After lhey left Both
well, however, the trne difficulty commenc-
ed. Mr.. Smyth changed horses and coats
with Mr.. Mitchell, and then they parted
and rode off different ways through the for
est. Boutwell, is the central police district
of the Island, and between it and the sea
extended several lines of police-stations, 10
all of which intelligence was instantly con-
veyed by mounted express constables. Mr..
Mitchell remained SIX WEEKS after that day
in the Island, without being able TO get on
board ship, though one was Immediately
placed at his service by patriot ship-owner
of Sydney. After many hundred miles
riding, and in several disguises, he at length
got off under an assumed name, in British
vessel, which, at Tahiti, was fortunately
overtaken by the American bark Julia Ann,
bearing his wife and family, under Mr.
Smylh's escort, 10 San Francisco. At Ia
hiti Mr.. Mitchell was transhipped, aud how
stands free on American soil
, 1853-11-05
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The following gentlemen are authorized to re-
e,lye subscriptions for The Columbian"
LAFAYETTE BALcH, Steilacoom
F.A. CLARKE, Cowlitz Landing
WILEY CHAPMAN, Salem, Oregon;
JL. BRowN, Shoal Water Bay, w. T.
Hon. ROBERT THOMPSON, Portland, o..
CHAs. c. TERRY, Alki;
A. A. DENNY, Seattle;
A. BExroN Moses, travelling agent
ANDREW MUIR, Victoria, Nancouver's
Island;
GEO. B. GoUDY, Lafayette, o. T.
WM. S. CALDWELL, Hillsborough;
JAMES C. STRONG, Cathlamett;
HENRY C. WILSON, Port Townsend;
ISAAC N. EBEY, Whidby's Island;
SIS. FoRD, Sem, Chickeelcs;
SIS. SAUNDERS, Gehalis, Lewis Co.
S. D. Howe, Penn's Cove, Whidby's
Island;
JOHN R. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie,
Lewis county.
, 1853-11-05
Great Conhagration in Sonora.
LOSS 100000.
TUESDAY MoRNlvc, Oct. +, 1853.

Dur>DAY MoRNINC. Oct 4 ISl2
We have to record another terrible con-
0aoration. About balf-past three o'clock
tbis morning the cry of fire was heard A
candle had been carelessly left upon n stand
in tie rear of Labaourc's building, between
the two arroyos. which SET fire TO some cur-
tains. A man saw it in time TO sion the
fire buf in spite of his earnest cntrcotv. no
ono wouId rcnder anv assistance in furnish
inc water, lie beyGed of certain nmiies in
an adio;uinq qomlIino s,Ioon io Lave tbctr
gan,e anJ GcIn save ths town Rn, thew
we're foo much absorbed in their game. if
,nv oro moods cviI.nca of the owl of nam
Llino. This FIRE furnished sufficient to satisfy
all doub,s Tie game was of mora imnor-
lance than ,bc salvation of the c;tv and the
G,ewos lnft lo do its work. II sprcad bv
rods and not bv feet for tte luildinos were
of wood or canvas
TLorLs 10 Nfossrs Lane &, Croep and n
bundled others, Working on the south side.
and to the Sonor, Hook and Ladder Com
n,ny ond The cororo Hosn Comnanv. work-
,ng on tb, north sid,. lhe fir. was stopped
on both .ilrs wbilc il was burn,no with The
orsate.t Grv Tho (orcc pnmp IN tbc CIV
IIotJ wos pnt TO work by hands that did
NOT tire and phyed unon all tbe odioininc
bY;lI;rg, II vas Lv his and tho oc,ive exc
or,;ons oc ru,rc,ons friends that tho fro
was ISL ,i,Yn'J On tb, son,b a, tbe civ UotcI
onnos;,n ~ onr oA;en and at Mr Ian,,s
npw bnilJ;nr ne,7 adio,ninc to onr Office
The heat was So Air1se lba, tho hands Of
fine nrint,rs ysr. bl,,,ercd in carving ont
tho tascs of ,"ns Rn rhe nnmn i.n, 9 nm n
continual stream upon thp roof ind SIDES oC
our Luilding. which in addition TO a few
pailsful of water dashed upon the rear. saved
rs rs
On tho north. the FIRE was slonped 4, Jack-
son street Ly the Hook and Ladder Com
nany in connection with tLe Hose comnanv
TLe livery s,,ble of Coop,r & Mccarthy is
tborouohly scorched. but every effort was
made to save if. and we are hanpy to state
with ultimate success. A building was torn
down nm ibe opposile side of WosLincton
s,roeI ncxt Joor bnt one sou,b or ihe S9no-
20 Drug Sror, The hose from ibc Water
Works was hero brouoht 10 plav unon th.
G,mas and by ;udicions and cncro,iic work
,be fire. wos arrested. The adjoining build.
inc was completelv on fire, but was saved
by the Hose Com1any
The new Court House, Placer Hotel, Jail,
and Empire Livery Stable. are all saved
Also The ro-nroof building of VOLTS Broth
e,s. which was saved with all its valuable
contknts while all around it was burned =
Tho bandsom, adobe fire proof building for
morlv occupied bv Mr.. Hammond was de-
s,royed cycent the bare walls. The iron
doors in the rear had been simplv pushed to
without beinr fastened. and the intense heat
from the adjoining building warped them
onon. Ua1 ihov been nronerlv closed. there
IS no donbl lbo building would have stood
,bc fiorv ordeaI
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