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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-02

JrwrTT; residence, Steubenville
Probate Judge-BRIcE W. VEiRs; Office in the
Clerks Office
s,OslaEu GGTiCcrS.
Clerk Of the Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; Office III the Public Buildings
SheriH-JAMlS Bolp office in the Jail Buildings.
Auditor--REYNoLDs *. PEIcE; office, Public =
Observation-Disclosures llEARN,
Treasurer-DAvID Hilbert,
Prosecuting Attorney--ALLENC I: TURNER; olhcc IN
his residence nearly opposite the Mansion House.
Commissioner eroflnsoiyens-LEvIC OF Z. toRSirHE; Oh
fec, opposite the Mansion House.
Seaer OF Weights and Measures-N iLLIAA SHOT
WELL residence, CadH
con JARVIS; residence, 4 adIz township
Auctioneer--WILLlAM WEIGH; residence, Cadlz.
Master Commissioner in Chancery; WILLIAM ING
LEY; residence, Cadlz.
Mccall, and Rev. j. BURNS; residence; Cadiz.
Notalies pubc-WulIAM AENoLDi residence, Ca
diz; RoBERT WADE, residence Har1isvlle
III. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Luther Rowey; residence Monroe township
Elijah Carver; Ereeport
Jobn Yost: - Short Creek "
Regular Meetings first Monday in March, June
and December, at the Auditors office.
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY lNflRMARY.
John Haverfield residence, Cadlz township
Benjamin McFadden, 8 Nottingham
John Conaway; Stock
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
Short Creek townshlp--Joshua Adams, Charles
Warfel and William Buchanan.
Greene township--John IL Black, Samuel Bell and
John Wilkin,
German township-Andrew Lynch and Samuel
Foreman. iva ...t.. :. ~ ..
Athens township p-Hance Dunlap, John Bethel unt
William Wilson.
Cadiz tow-nship-Willum Arnold, John Blair
nuncsot Hearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Ar sner township p--Robert Maxwell, George Chris
~ lId Robert Mckee.
Rumley township-Thomas Finicun and Frcder
ick kmniell.
Moorefisd township--SamuelS Skinner, Jacob Laf
fsrty and Return NJ Kennedy.
Nottingham township-Nlich Crowl, Michne
Laird and Thenas WykoT
Stock township-Aaron Conaway Hamilton Nc
Fadden and John Cramblett.
North township--James Welch, Abraham +. Cros
key and William II. McGavran
freeport rt:township--George B. Smith, John Knox
Washington t.wnship-John NJ. Brown and Lem
uel Carothers. -
Franklin ownshp-William B. Hunt and Jacot
Cramblett.
Monroe township-David Bowers, David Hunlin.
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EEp.-The age of sheep may be known
by the front teeth. They are eight in mum.
Der, and appear the first year all of size
In the second year the two middle ones fall
out; and their place is supplied by two lar
ger ones. In the third year small tooth
on each side. In the fourth year the large
teeth are six in number. In the fifth year
the whole front teeth are large. In the
sixth year the whole begin to get worn. In
the seventh year some fall out or are bro.
ken. a.s
Il is said the teeth of ewes begin to decay
at tive or six; those ofthe wsthers atseven.
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Get Married.

Young man, il you have arrived at the
right point in life for it, lei every considera-
ton give way to that Of getting married.
Don't think of anything else. Keep poking
about the rubbish of the world, till you have
stirred up a gem worth possessing in the
shape of wife. Never think Of delaying
the matter; for you know delays are danger
Gus. A good wife is the most faithful and
constant companion you can possibly have
by your side, while performing the journey
OF lite-a dog isn't touch to her, She
can "smooth yonr linen and your cares" for
you--nend your trowsers and perchance
your mannerS--sweeten your sour moments
as well as your tea and coffee, perhaps, your
shirt bosom, but not your temper; and in
stead Of sowing the seeds Of sorrow in your
path, she will sew the buttonson your shirts,
and plant happiness instead of sorrow iu
your bosom.
When woman loves, she loves with a
doubled distilled devotedness; and when she
hates, 1t is on the high pressure principle
her love it as deep as the ocean, AS strong
AS hemphen halter, and as immutablc as
rock of ages. She wont change, except it
is in very strong fit ofjealousy; and even
then it fingers as if 10th to depart. like even
ing twilight at the window of the West -
Get married by all means. All the excuses
you can fshup against doing the deed, amt
worth spoonful of pigeons milk. Get
married, l repeat, young men! Concentrate
your affections npon one object and do not
distribute them crumb by crumb among n
host OF Susans, Marys. Lauras. Olives, Eli
zas, Augustus, Betses, Dorothies.
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ETA farmer was asked why did he not
take the newspaper. Because" )" said he.
.'my father when he died, left me q good
many newspapers, and / haze not read them
through yet" aasn
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--# w. Cul. Castor,
T. A w Y r. r

WILL. promptly ard carefully attend to all lcga.
w business entrusted TO lis care in Harrison aud
abe adjoining counties. Mr.. T.. is agent for the
Western Farmers Mutual Insurance Company" of
New Lisbon, Ohio
ScT Office on Main street, nearly opposite Beals
Drug Store, Cadz, Ohio.
September q 1859.
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LEWIS LEWTON,
~HEEO1'aseW y. SelLO rfgt K0sU,

AND SOLICITOR cHANCERY,
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties Collections, the business OF Execu.
tors and Administrators, Guardians and Wards, Pc
titions for Partition, settlement of Estates, and all
ether business entrusted to his care, will receive
his prompt attention. Office in the old stand oppo.
site Barrett's Hotel. u. s.. Il. 5..... oct29-ly.
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sg-The Boston Chronicle states that j

Rg- The Boston Chronicle states that
pew was recently sold at auction in the FranL.
lin street Church, and bid of BY woman
at $40. She was very plain in appearance.
and sells apples at a stand on Long Wharf:
1t is limited that some 1.-The ''big bugs in
the same church are indignant a ali apple
wonsan gong to their heavenl
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STAT IsTIcs OF ENGLISH RAILWAYS In
1859, there were E239, 467, ,4h3 invested
in railroads in the United Kingdom. This
is equal to above 81 ,2OO,OO0,OoO, or more
than twice the value OF all the taxable real
and personal property in Ohio. ..,
The average cost of railroads is .f34, $50
per mile. Equal to about 5l75, ,OOO This
is an enormous cost.
The total receipts of these roads in 1859,
was + 5.o88,3IO, or equel to about $751;
100000. ..
The result of this enormous cost is that
railroad fare is not cheap, and the mass of
the people are not Accommodated as they
are in this country. Still it is admitted that
there is permanence, thoroughness, and
security about English Dads, stations, bridges
DC, and a vigilance exercised in running
the trains, that we may look for in vain in
this country. "~ .. .
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EGy-It apears that there is an organiza-
ton Of men, some SIX hundred strongs called n
The Fresman's Society, who have their head ss
Iuraters at Freeman's Hall corner Of Mercer ii
and Vine, and who congregate there every
Sabbath day and evening and pass their 4
time in drinking. Dc. They do not believe I.
in the Bbenor a God, in the light Of Chrisrs
tain churches. A great pcrton Of them re-.e
fuse to become citizens Of our republic, ashley 1
believe it fal worse Than that OF the one they NJ
left--n fact, only about forty Of their num-
Der are naturalized citizens. We have u
from the police thatthey consider Il danger !.
GUS to visit this house for the purpose Of
making arrests III Gin Eng.
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VOLUME 10, NO. 43.
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New Hampshire Democracy.

The Democracy of General Pierce Dis
trict have lattlyanominated George A. Nor
risonas candidate for Congress. They =
dopted, in Convention, the following rtso-
lutons:
Resolved, That Gen franklin Pierce, the VI
President elect, BY his patriotism and long IS
and active devotion 30 the welfare OF HIS =
country--by his wisdom in peace and gall
antry in war, as well as by the long list OF
social virtues by which his life has been 4
dorncd--has gained place in the great ,
heart of the nation, where the foul breath OF
calumby and detracHon win never again
dare to assailhim. A@ tRs@
I!esoIped That the timil and vaciating
policy of the present national administrator i
in regard to our fofign relations, lis unbe-5
coming the power of ourgoverument andth
spirit Of our people; and while upon the =
great highway of nations, we claimthe srts.' d
pect due to that flag which was never uil- 7
fured for injustice nor humbled IN disgrace. e
was also cofdisllyoendorse the resolutions Z
feceatly introducedinto the Senate BY Gem =
Cass, re-afiirmng the prerogative Of the y y y
S. to exercise controlling influence upon
the affairs of the American Continent 4
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8. B. SHOTWELL,

IN "a 0eEyf - FS11V = " '37@1J = :
ATToKEEY AT Law ANp SOLICITOR IN cHAScERY,
~ tiRdfx. HARRISON County, Ohio,
HIVES especial and prompt attention to all Col
Nllecnons and other Professional business entrusted
70 his care in Harrison and the adjoining counties
Heis also agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others for loaning money, ,# u
6rOifice in Kilqores Corner
Au0uat 0t 1QS0-1vnd =. "
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LSoN SHANNON. ~. ..A .-.-... JOsEIH SHAK
SHANNON & SHARON,

Attorneys ami CONN>rllOrS AT Law,
nMGi SnIicii"cS ia EhnMceFy,
agH utaa CADIZ, OHIO. ..ta
TTAVNIG formed partnership in the practice of
Tlsiheir professior will promptly attend to the bu
siress entrusted to their Office opposite Bar
rett's HOTEL ,-fa \. -srI.9 ..... octl5-ly
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TIE FAR NORTHWEST The St. Paul
(Minnesota) Democrat at the 10Th ult., has
the following paragraph:
Mr.. Kittson, ofthe Council, and Messrs
Gingrais and Rolette, OF the House, (the
members from Pembina, arrived on Mon-
day evening last, and took their seats yes
terday. They left their homes on the Goth
ult., with four trains of dogs, and were con-
scquently twenty days in performing the
journey, which very good travelling, con,
sidering the depth of the snow in that part oI
the territory. They made the Journey tc
Cow Wing on snow shoes, walking ahead o.
the trains to harden the track for the dogs
The snow in the Pambina region is from
three to FIVE feet deep on level. The Pam
ina delegation, which represents twen!Y-:
eight votes, having learn as soma as they
reached the settlements, that litEce and
King had been elected, became suddenly
transformed to democrats, "to the fullest
eytpnt -
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RUSF.vENN DIRECT TORY,
S,Oil1lEu OCliCcrS.

Judge OF the Court OF Common FIeaS-1 HUhAs u
JIwETT; residence Steubenville.
Probate Judge-BRIcE W. VElRs; Office in the
Clerk'a Office. .t.. ... .
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M. Olivier, CONNIE nous ravons deia
dit, est ne en- Louisiana, ct etc eIcye
a linstitut militaire du Kentucky. II :,
paFe deux on trois fois dams Get Etat ct
tou]ours aVcc success. Malhcureuscmept
I la rupture dun vaisseau sanguin. Te-
poqne OH il etait au Kentucky, l'ccna.
che de SC faire entendre souyent, Nous
regrettons que cctte Circumstance lem
peche dc donner pias solvent a ses COM
patriotes 'occasion dc l'entendre ct dc
Papplaudir; car nous croyons quill est
autant du devoir de ceux envers qui III
nature s'est ,mon!ree 81 prodigue, de cuI-
liver avcc soin les faculties pr6cieuscs
don't lis sont doues, quill est du devoir
du public dc les. encourager ct de les
soutenlr. -,..ss- .s s....-
M. Olivier SC dispose d embrasser lei
la profession du barrcau. II nest pas
besoin d'etre prophetic pour pouvoir 1ui
predre unc bIitlante ct fructueusc car
rierc. .r..s ...f, g...s -.s a..#..
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HOTEL DE LAFOURCuE.

I.'uavettrrc de Get etablissament
iancicn;local- du.bufcan de tcrres) dot
avoir lieu lie Ter jausirr proclaim. Nous
so4nnres mit par NJ. J. w. Prince, qai
cn la direction, d'cnga ger ISLES lla-
hitanis dc nos contrtes i assister a celte
ouvcrturc., ,Nons'noas rendons'solontiers
j ccttc rc4nate ct no IS donnons assn,
rance d tous les Iisiteurs qui SC rcndront
ct appel quill ny aura pas..de .desap'
pointcmcnt pour cnx; car lhabiiei pro-
prietairc dc rIT6lcl dc Lafourche scst
acouis au Nora ct a l'Ouest nne 81 gran,
dc reputation dams les. divers etablisse-
mems qn'ila diriges, ia'il anrait in
ilustice a ne pas croirc All plcin success
sldc sa nouvclie enterprise.
l.'ouverture de cette exccllente nlai>
son doit avoir lieu dimanche, 70 de ce
-.nois, Ct M. Prince Ia rctardee de quel-
qaes jours cause de Id celebration De
Ia Sainte-B -Barbc. Lc capitaine Powell
ct les Cannonnicrs de Donaldsonville
lui sauront grs dc tant dc tact ct dc
co,r+toisic. I.'H0tet de i.afourche sera
ouvctl aux sisiteurs le Ter Janvier JUS
IN Il minmit.
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une flctte sturquc doit, diton, bonn
barber Sebastonol.

On ajoute que la Porte declare que
sill lie fa!lait abso!ument, les troupe:
turques penetreraient en- Scrvic.
lie sultan est bicn rGSolu de nc pa:
Iivrer de ettrcs de marQuc.
On attend un nonvean ma nlicstc de
l'cmpereur lie Russie.
Les lures devaicnt commencer e 20
novembre s'emparer des batimcnts
russes. ct les Russes a s'emparcr des ha-
liments lures des Ic % du meme mois.
lie sultan refuse les nouvcacx sub :
sides cue Iui offraicnt les u!dmas en- di.
SAINT quill ne voulait pas que I'on consi-
dtrat la gnerrc tomnc une gncrrc
saintc.
lie prince d Scrye a tcrit an Sultan
quill pouvait comptcr sur son entiere
ncnralitt.
Toatc l'arm&c po!onaisc etd dirigte
snr les principHutts.
Les lures ont bombardt pendant plu-
sienrs jours Ic poste fo'tii6 qn'occupcnt
les Ru<scs Guergcro; mais lartIIetie
du general Formatoil les a cnin fercts
de Sc reIirer.
Aux derneres dates six steamers fran.
Gals ell SIX steamers anglais Sc diSposaicnt
i entrcr dams IA mcr Noire.
Dcs pluies torrentiellcs ont snspendu
les operations miltaires sur'Ie Bas-Da-
.nubc. Omcr Pacha s'est retranche dams
la position quill occupait avant de ira.
verser lc Danube.
ScharnyI ct les Tires ont.resolu dat
taaucr simultanement les Rnsses.
Omer Pacha a .interceptd une lettrc
par laquclle lie prince Menschikoff en-
gagtsit Gortshakoif. a ne pas sortir des
principau,es.
Cent cinquantc pieces d''arti'lerie ont
etc enyoyecs a Andrinople il SC faisait
dams cette Vile dc grands Preparatiis
pour recevoir lc Sultan.
Lempereur de I,ussie a ecrit au gou-
vcrncme hi anglais pour demander Ie
rappel dc famiral Lane ct du capltaine
Isorlay, qui ont des commandments dan:
la nolte turquc ct qni conservent ce.
pendant leurs grades dams la marine an
glaise.
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L'AFFAIRE DU JEUNE SOULE

l,c correspondent parisien du Cfron'-
Gle de Londres ni adfcssc In nonvelle
suiyantc, sous la date de Paris, le ~ no.
vembre :
q. Dcs le,tres particuliercs de Madrid
parlent dune allaire qal seft passee en-
cctte Vile, lie jour de Ia feIe dc salnte
Eugenie. lie samcdi, jour de la salnte
Eugenie tune sante don't on h'avait gue-
re entendu parlcr avant que Napoleon
Ia rendit cclebre en- creant une impera-
trice de ce nom), lie marquis dc Iufgott,
ambassadors de France 4 Madrid,
a dome un bal Oh il await reuni tout
&c que la uoblesse Ct Ia diplomatic
COMPETENT de personnages dis'lngnes.
parml les invites Sc trouvaient, dune
part, le due d'Albe, beau-frere de l'im-
peratrice dcs Franeais, et,, de lSautre,
NJ. Soule, nouyeau ministre des Etats>
Unis, ainsi que son fills.
:. Dams le courant de la so:ree, tandis
oue Nj. Souie fills Sc promenait dams le
bal, ayan, au bras Mime Perry, femme
du seerataire dc la legation .anerieaine,
il entendu le due d Abe e,ire de mo-
oneuses remarqnes sur Ia toilette dc
Nine Soue, sa mere. I.e due, qul est
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NJ. AroLrnn otlvrnR.-Nous apprc-
mons avcc plais,ir que M. Adolphe Oil
vicr, I'm de nos jcuncs lcompatriotes,
prononce un admirable discours au mee-
ting organise en- fhonneur de John
Mitchell. M. Olivier possede, dit-on,
toutes les qualities qui font l'oratcur
N'ayant pu assister a l'assemblec ct ju-
ger par consequent de I'el1ct produit par
NJ. Olivier. nous nous associons avcc
bonhcur aux tloges que lui decerncnt nos
confretes du Courier qui, plus heurenx
que nous, ont pu l'entendre ct app!audir
a ses chaleureux accents:
I.,impression non settlement favora-
bie. mats meIuU cxtTstordin airetnent fiat
teusc produite par ce jeune orateur, sa.
medi soir, I'assemblee qni eu lieu en-
favour de John Mitchell, n etc fimmense
sur tons ceux qniy assissaicnt. Depuis il
a tts robjet de tant dseloges que nous
ne croyons pas pouvoir nous dispenser
d'unir notre voix a toutes celles qui sa-
luent lie debut dun orateur ;si jeune ct
don't lie talent 81 brilliant deja fcrait croi-
re, ainsi qn'on Ia dit, que &C netait
recllemcnt pas pour Ia premiere fois
quill prcnait Ia parole dams unc assem-
blec pabliqne d la k.ouisiane.
C'cst pour nous un devoir bien agrea-
ble a'apporter aussi notre tribut ct dan
nonccr a ceux de nos lectenrs qni l'igno.
rent, que Nj. Olivier est ne dams PEtat
dc Ia Louisiana :qn'il descend de cette
anciennc ct noble population qui 10 pre-
miere Il arraclis Get Etat des bras de la
barbarie ct don't les meurs ct le carac-
Itere sc conservent encore aujourd hui.
Csest en- toutc sincerite que nous le
disons, nous n'avons janais entendn -un
discours aussi eloquent prononce par un
orateur de yingt ans d peinc. Sa parole
eiectrisait lsassemblec. Son style est ST
pur, 81 chaste, sa forme 81 rnonvementa-
lnec, 81 brillante, sa pcnsee 81 richc, 81
| profonle t,i s. .f
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.lRopE.
/. .NOUVEsEs PAR LAslI.

lie steamed ia est arrive a New,
Yo,k lie Is dsemois avee des dates de
Liverpool wsF., 3 conrant, c'est-a a
dire de troiis psplus recentes que eel
les apporleesar I'Artic.
La, guerrenl les bords du Danube
fait peu dc Fgres, mais l,avantase
reste lnsqn'a1c a1c, moment aux rures.
L'Autriche awhile tonjonrs an rap
prochement 4 car eli du sultan. Nieo-
las aurait ceendnt, sill faut en- croire
les journpuxanlais, declare quil ne
yonlait prete BrciIle ! aucune nou-
vcllc proposit,nt quill etait decide a
faire aux Tues de gaelrc extramement
vigonreuse.
On a. reeh EonstanLinople Ia non- ~,
velle que Ia fitgl russo GIader''er await y, ut
etc prise par istcamer turc ct gu an
steamer egyplietide dix canons eta't
tombe entre les Aims 9des Russes.
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Pendant &C temps, le levrier etait
allie aa-devant dc Rosa ct l'ayait exa-l
minee ct carressee.
All ah fit .GHillaumc i son
chien. On volt bien que csest une com.
patriote; tn Ia reeonnais.
Puis, Sc retournant yers Rosa ct tilxant
sur ellie son regard scrutatchr ct yoile
en- meme temps. as
= Voyons, ma file, dit-il.
lie prince await vingt-trois ans aspei-
ne, Rosa en- await dix-huit ou vingt; II
eiit mieux dit EN- disant mi senur. 't5 E1
- Ma file, dit-il avec IN accent
Enlargement imposant qhi glacait tous
ceux qui I'approchaient, nous ne sommes
que nous deux, causons- &.
Rosa commcnca de trcmbler de tons
ses membres, ct dependant il ny await
rien que de bienyeiilant dams la physio-
nomic du prince.
Monseignenr, halbntia-t>elle.
- Vous avez un pere Locwcstein ]?
Oui, monseigneur.
- Vons nc l'ainez pas '..
- Je ne l'aime pas, du noins, mon
seignenr, CONNIE une file devrait AZ
mer. - 8
Csest nal de ne nas ,imer son pc
|rc. mon enfant, n1ais c'est bien dc ne
pas ncnGr i son prince.
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ASTE INCENDIE A SHIRE
VEpORT.

iOO BALES DE Cotton BRuLeEs.
us avons public dams notre numero
y dit le Courier dc la Louisiana.
| pes details sur l'immensc inccndie
Gu lieu a Shreveport, dams la matt
y Is dn courant. Tn journal que
iifccyons, ct que nous devons a Po-
Dice du col. Bell, commits a bord
alsnltiqne batean a vapcur .S7yamp
feus met a meme d'otfrir de plus
gTdetails sur ce desastrcux siniStre.
Ter inatin, dit le Sisrtvcport South
~ du IA du courant, un pcu ayant
| un inccndie eclate au centre
du q, cntrepot de MN. Uglcsby ct
Gf ct avant qu'cn put Sc rem
drclre des aammcs, lc hatimcnt ct
son tnu etaient cntiercmcnt pcrdus.
C'ts plus grand entrep5t de cotton
qnl Suvat dams lc Sud, EXCEPTION
lal'ei Nile, Orleans, ct il contenait
de IA 5000 bales dc cotton. Oa
ne pcsxpliqucr Get inccndic qn,en
laitrlh 4 des inccndiaires. Hcureu-
scmenI ne sonflai pas dc vent a ce
momeH Hc'est d &C fait settlement quo
nous soss rcdcyables de ce QUO la
plus grs partic dc Ia vile matt pas
ete rcd en- cendrcs. Les hammcs
s'etendiade rcntrcp6t ala residence
de feu l., I,ruggs, qni etc entieremen'
consum6'lus,eurs fois Ia maison du
col. Doas ct ccIlc dc Nine Battle
ont courdgrands dangers. Les ma
gasins don't, appartenant a NM.
siswold, ct remplis-dc pro-
duits de II sortes, dc groceries ct de
lnarchandl destinees a e,re transpor-
tees sur d'ss points, ont anssi eehap:
pc aux flals, g,ace a l'heroi9ue in
lrerieite. 1troupe dc jcunes gems qni
se sont devdavec un courage inoni.
lie magasinI Idtpet qni a etc detruit
itait cn parSssurt: il scra rebati i'm.
nediatepenla l'tpreuvc du feu. En-
attendant, i'll aura pas d'in'erruption
lans les aifls dc MN. GIosby ct
quit pris toutcs leurs me-
nres pour ducnn de ceux qni font
les alfaires al eun n',ieat o snnffiir
s. Les bertcInt considsrables CT por>
ent snrtont sus habitants des campa.
mes. .pIus;enInt eu Ieur recoltc en-.
iiere brn,ee ii, ct un seui, NJ. Jordan.
wait la siennl lsurec.'