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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-28

Jayns's Family Medicines. ''''s
DTLLS, Expectorant, AlteTative, Bslsas,
is Z, and Vermifuge For sale by E 81
ang 1s-y. n, "srs'rI
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r ard Oil.-1O Barrels for sale by
IL THOS. PRENDAGAST.

II AMMOCKS-1 dozen Grass Ham
Ii mocks-j,,st received and for sale BY
msy4-y. aS.sF. BLANCHARD.!s
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!. SPLENDID 9 ANNUALs, y
And, Gift sBooksifOr a1sA.

A TrREprcEn erKIcEs-.The .Benison for
IA 1854; the Git 81 Flowers for 1854 !:
Friendships, 9 O9ering for l6s4; !; also Nil.
'er's hymns Queens Of England; Aiken's
minstrel Wstson's poetical Quotation.
Layasd's Ninevah !; Stephens Egypt ;lAb.
bots Hero Georgey's Hungary; Smith,
poems; Fem Leaves. by Fanny Fern, viz
q great variety Of cheap Publications, sll,of
which will be sold cheaper than by a,v
other house il Baton Rouge
oct-0-ly. Gro. M.HEaonxn
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-28
GEORGE A. PIKE,

Regularly Commissioned Auotioneer.
WILL attend promptly to the sale Of
wv all kinds Of Real and Personal
Esta.e-Houses, Lots. Lands. Dry Goods,
Hardware. Groceries. Furnature, &c. &c.
~ To he found at all times on Third
Street at the Comet Office.
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e. McKITRICK, ,

Architect 4 uilder.
rs now prepared to take all contracts in
his line Of bushes. and will execute
with neatness and despatch. 4 -,,-s,
N..B.a All kinds OF Job Work attended
to. Plans ard specifications given gratis
when required.
Shop on Main st., between Florida and
Convention Streets. !, 4',',s
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-28

Carpets Russ and Urylgeets.
cTUS7 received per Shin Sarah urin.on
- ,snlepded assortment of English .Su-
Aers. and tbrre. Plv Carpets. also 4; few
,;aeas At vavv low prices. stogether with
ssss sse..le-r .ps '' y B. Pazzx1Pa
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-28

CT. LOUIS FLOt7R.-1O0 Barrels
~ fresh ground extra and superfne st.
Louis Flour. iust received per steamer st.
Nicholas, and for sale by tsal 5115
Il. Oct-7-y 80. 445.sssa3 l., JOSHUA BEAL.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
ADMINIsTRATORIAL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
/ signed, administrator OF the Estate of Josiah
Roop. decd, having this day filed in the Office
of the undersigned, Clerk Of the Probate Court
within and for the county of Shasta, his occount
current and vouchers therefor, will, on Monday
the l7ih day of November. A. D. 1854, proceed
to make final settlement Of his administration
Of said estate with the Probate Court OF said
County. ISAAC ROOF, Adm.
Attest. THO. w. DAWSON, Clerk.
sf'' by Gro. F. Afford, Dep.
Shasta, Nov. 49, 1854. 4t
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
CASH PAID FOR HEAT.

TAM PREPARED TO PAY FARMERS
i cash for wheat delivered al Briceland & Co.'S
steam mills in Shasta. ]. N. BRICELAND.
Apply at the Office of Adams &, Co.. or at the
Mills"
Shasta, Sept. se3Ou
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK sroEE.
A.; j. STEVENSON & co. I

Al. STEVENSON g. CO..
HAvE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW FIRE
IL PROOF BRICK STORE. opposite Rhodes
& Cos Express. where they offer for sale an ex.
tens,ve and well selected stock of Goods.
The large amount of capital which has lately
been pnt INTO their business, and the fact tha,
one OF 'he.nrm resides at San Francisco, who
purchases only for cash. enables them to- snpnIv
Packers and Traders at the very lowest prices
and on tbesmosr favorable terms.
All orders sent either to San Franc;sco. mr. IN
their store al Shasta, will be promptly filled. and
The goods warranted to be of the best oual;,v
and at the lowest prices.
=. J.. STEVENSON, San Francisco.
4. STEVENSON, Nbasta.
J. N. CHAPEL, Salesman.
Shasta, Nov. 25, 1854 tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
TO THE PTBLIC.

fTVHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COM
Il mence the publication of a weekly news
paper in the town of Weavervilie, Trinity
county. under the tile OF
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
ExECUTOR,s SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the nm
Y dersigned Executor of the last will and
testament of Thomas Palmer deceased. by viz
the of The power and direction contained IN SAID
will and testament. will sell at pnhlic anclon.
On the lSih day of December next,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock IN the fore
noon. and the setting of the sun the same day. al
the Upper Ferry on Trinity River. in the county
of Trinity, State of Calltornia, the following
real and personal property. known as Palmer
Gibbs Ferry aud Ranch. viz: The undivided
half of 800 acres of land, with the improve
m.nts To wit:
A GOOD TAVERN STAND & FERRY,
Barns. Sheds. Curals. and other necessary on
buildings. all in good order and doing profila-
bile business Also the undivided half of the
following personal property. viz: A large loi
of HAY aud Barley. Hogs. Chickens. -Mnies, Har-
ness and Wagon. Household Furniture, Pr"vls-
ions. Liqnors. Crops ON the ground. &c, &c.
Dated on the 18th dav of November. 1884.
WM. d. OLENDORF,
Executor of the last will and testament OF
Thomas Palmer, decd.
Nov. o5. 1854. At
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the es-
N tate of w. A. Nlxen, decd, are required
to present the same, with the necessary vouch-
ers, to the undersigned, Administrator, at his
residence at the Arkansas House. Trinity river,
within ten months from the date hereof, or they
will be farever barred; and all persons indebted
TO said estate are required to make immediate
payment to the undersigned, at his residence
aforesaid. }. A. .STURDIVANT,
Administrator, &C.
Trinity county, Nov. IL. 1854. 1t
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom
In it may concern that the undersigned will
apply to The Judge of the 9th Judicial District
Of the State of California. on some day of the
next regular term of the District Court for Shas-
ia comfy. (said term to commence on the 9th
day of November A. d. 1854. for License to
establish and keep. for the period OF one year.
Toll Bridge across Clear Greek in said
comfy. at point on said creek where the
main road leading from Shasta to Weavervile.
Sc. crosses said stream. JASON TOWER.
Shasta, Oct %, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
z The TRINITY TIMES.

-as~ THE TRINITY TIMES.
The first number will be issued on Saturday,
the 9th day of December next
Being desIrons of obtaining portion of the
patronage now SO liberaily extended to the pub
lie press, we conceive it proper to sci forth some
OF the objects and designs of our publication.
.. The want of paper in this locality has been
long felt by those whose interests are id entitled
with Trinity county to faithfully represent the
wants and wishes Of the people, and bring her
resources before the public in proper manner.
In this respect we are far behind the most Of
the mining connties of the State. This need
not be. for we have population large and intel
igent. and soil as prolific as the best.
Our paper will be NDEPESDENT in politics. as
well as everything else. At the same time we
Nshall be neutral in nothing
We shall seek and endeavor to make paper
that will be appreciated by the community that
supports it, by advocating the interests of Trim
ity county in particular, and the North generally.
: We shall always endeavor to support The rgh,
and condemn the wrong. wherever found
maintain the truth, at whatever cost-crush er-
ror, come what will.
We hope that onr friends and the public gen.
orally will come forward and aid us in our I'M.
dertaking. Send in yonr advertisements and
subscriptions. Terms, Ten Dollors per anrnm
ROWE & CUTLER.
Weaverville. Nov. %, 1854. no25-2t
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
NOT LOST NOR STOLEN, BUT
REMOVED!
7. TT. NORTON.

WILL BE FOUND by his customers. his
wv friends, nd tne public in general. oppo-
site Bn |, Baker & Co.'S store. where he Will
keep constantly on hand large assortment ot
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, CooHing, Parior aud
Office Stoves of all sizes; also general ass"rt-
ment of Miners Tools, which will he sold lower
than at any other house in the city. Call and
see.
~ B. Jobbing done at the shortest notice.
Shasta. Nov. 25, 1854. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
A GOOD TAVERN STAND & FERRY,
TO DELuNQUENTs.

YUYHOSE persons who have not yet paid their
IL poll tax for the year 1854. are requested to
call at my office, at my residence in Shasta I'M
mediately in The rear of the Courier office, and
liquidate the same. By attending to tins matter
now, considerable costs may be saved
WIN. s. HUGHES.
Nov. lS 1924. If Assessor Shasta Co.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
NEW FLOUR.. NEW FLOUl
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
u will apply to the Hon. the Court of Sessions
for Shasta County, at the next regular term
thereof for license to keep ferry across the
Sacramento river, at point three miles above
Maj. p B. Readings and about four miles be-
low the Emigrant ferry-the point at the mouth
of Bear Greek where the present ferry kept by
the undersigned now stands. Said license will
be sought for twelve months.
L. p. DAINGERFIELD s. co.
Nov. 6, 1854. st
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

For private residences. within one block of the
public square.
These lots have all been priced by three dis
interested men, and have all been put down al
their actual Cash Value.
The first prize is IA LOT ON MAIN STREET.
60 feet front by $50 deep, valued low at $500.
The rest of the lots range In value from fifty t
four hundred dollars.
For particulars see handbills and for location.
see plot of the town of Yreka at the Book Store.
There are 100 prizes to be drawn, aifording
rare chance to all those who wish 10 obtain a
good building lot for very small sum OF
money.
A good title given, and the requisite papers
furnished free Of charge.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
To be had at the Yrcka Book Store and also
Kinks. And also at Romans Book Store, and
at the st Charles Hotel, in Shasta.
Each ticket entities the holder to one share
in Kinks Grand New Years Gift Enterprise.
The prizes will be drawn The first day OF
January next, in Yreka. mihom toa and in snch
manner as the shareholders shall determine.
GEO. w. KLINK.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02
REFER ENCES.

REFEKENCES.
RHODES & CO., of the Express
CRAM. ROGERS & Co, of The Express.
WILLIAM SHORES.
Messrs. TOMLINSON 81 WOOD, Merchants
DeJARLAIS & BRO, Merchants.
J. d. COSBY. Attorney at Law.
Judge WESTBROOK.
THORNBURY & Co, Eds. Herald.
TEMPLETON & CO, Merchants
q. W. TYLER, Attorney AT Law.
November, 25. 1854. IT
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-02

NOTICE.
TyO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, THAT
i will apply to the Judge of the 9th Judi
cial District in and for the State of California and
County of Shasta, on some day of the next reg
ular term of the District Court in said county,
said term commencing on the 9th of Nov, 1854,
for license to keep Ferry across the Sacra-
mento River at the lower end of the Town of
Red Bluffs in said county at point on said
river known as vincent's Ferry.
DOW VINCENT.
Nov. 4th. 1854. noll St
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
THE DEs MONIES COURIER.
WING MEETING.

> Ata mass meeting Of the Wings OF
Wapello county, assembled at Onumwa
on Saturday the 9th May, 1854,
On motion, J. ]. ADAMS was called
TO the chair, and j. w. CALDWELL was
appointed Secretary. h&zs B.
On motion, it was resolved 10 send
eight Delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention to be held at Oskaloosa on
The frs: Wednesday in June next.
The following gentlemen were then
appointed as Delegates, viz: DR.. VIM.
l.. Or, Daniel Barrett, Jas. Hawley
and Dr.. C.. C. Warden, of Center Up. /;
II. ID. Ives. Esq, and E. l.. Smith, of
Columbia; J. IL. Devoll. of Richland;
and Tho,. Ping, Of Washington.
On. motion, the Delegates appointed
were Authorized TO I'll! vacancies.
On motion, these proceedings were
ordered to be published in the Courier.
On motion, adjourned.
]. ]. ADAMS, Chm'n.
]. w. CALDWELL, Sec'y. ts
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
NUMBER 2
st. Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, May 26,h.


FLOUR-Sale of 10 bbls country
superfine, delivered on board. a, 90 Gals.
70 do scratched. ut 90; 400 do country
superfine, without inspection or guaran-
tee, at sc 25; so.
WHEAT-Sales to day foot up but.
a small amount. Reported 6O6 SKIS at
l35c. and 400 do at l3lc. exclusive Of
SKIS, good fall, both lots for the Ohio; 81
SKIS choice white ct l5lc; AZ do good
fall at l32c.
CORN-Sale of 800 skis mixed 1T
42c; l6O do white and yellow at 43c; 70
do Missouri white at 44c; 3lS do mixed
at 42c, and 534 do at same; 900 do
white, delivered, at 44c; Al 1 do Missouri
white, choice, at 47c delivered on board;
500 do white at 45c, 535 do mixed at
42c; and l6l do at 43c, all in new gun
MES; 1913 do white and mixed, second
hand and new gunnies, al 42ac.
OATS-40O SKIS new gunnles. at 36aa,
and 200 do old bags, at 36c; los and "a
SKIS at 37d.
PROVISIONS AND LARD 81
casks bacon shoulders al 4ac. Lard 81
for prime. Mess pork nominally Sl2.
GROCERIES-Yesterday 40 hhdt
at 80. Latest sales Of coffee a. liz and
III.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
From the Missouri Republican.
DcsmOines Navigation and Raft-
road COMPANY.

New YORK OFrIcR, May 10, 1854.
EDIroRs ST.. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,
Dear Sirs: The various paragraphs re.
Gently published in your ?aper- some
Of those paragraphs being original. and
others misunderstanding the Des-
MONIES River Improvement, and concern
ing my arrangements Tor etectlng that
improve me mt, int. cate the interest which
you feel concerning an enler1iIse so in
tma,ely connected with the liade OF 81.
Louis and the commerce Of toe Missis.
sippi valley. And as, in one ii the last
paragraphs on those subjecr IN your
columns, ulluson was made to tempo.
rary delay in one part OF the arrange
men,, it may no, be deemed intrusive to
inform you that that slight telay has
nowise retarded the en,erprise-that an
efficient organization, named The "Des-
moines Navigation and Railroad Com.
pany," has been formed by we!.known
CO pitalis,s, to aid in fulfilling ny con-
trac. with the State OF Iowa--ihas the
obligations of that contract have been
fulfilled by the payment TO the State
Commissioner, of money sufficient 10
discharge all ,he bonds and debts created
by the State officers in prosecuting the
work before that work was transferred 10
me-ihat every requisite arrangement Is
now in progress for expediting the work
land tina, the well known energy which
has characterized the railroad operations
Of my associates, together with the large
capital they WELD, furnish ample guAran.
ties for the lulfiIlment OF the ASSERTION
thai the DEsMolNEs VALLEY, through its
whole extent, (from it's embouchure on
the boundaries of Illinois and Missouri,
through Iowa. to the sources of the river
in Minesota.) will be improved. by fail-
reading as well as BY slackwaler navga
on. as either or both modes may seem
most desirable, 10 greater extent. and
with greater rapidly, than has ever ye.
been promised by me. (however muct |
have struggled to promote the Offices,
in all my arrangements concerning tie
enterprise.
The deep interest which ST. Lous
and Missouri las well as other seclion.I
have in the Desmoines improvement,
dives, il OF merely local character; ant
my associates indicate all reasonable dis
position to make their arrangements cor
respondent with The character of the
work in every respect.
Hoping ,o have the pleasure Of meet.
ing you and other friends from 81. Louis
on some of your St. Louis steamers navi.
eating the Desmoines when a considera
bic section of the Desmoines River I'm
provement shall be thrown open mex
year for regular navigation (the work 4
be completed to Fort Desmoines proba
bly, within three years at far.hesO re
main, respectfully yours.
HENRY O'RIELLY.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
Important From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
A M e r [ c. A.
HALIFAX, May 24ih, Z p. M,

AAnAAA1 49, "~~y ~~'''s = -
The Royal steamer America, Capt.
Long, from Liverpool Saturday 18th, ar
rived att clock this evening.
The latests negotiations for an alliance
offensive and defensive. between SweG-
en- and the allied powers, are said to have
progressed SO far that they are on the
poin, of being concluded.
Ii is also confden,ially stated in Paris
that Spain, Portugal. and Piedmont are
willing q Join the Western Powers TO
supply contingency.
The Arab chief, Lessoup. with one
thousand followers, has embarked for
Turkey.
Fourteen Russian Merchantmen have
been captured in The Black Sea.
Admiral Drncas has proposed an ex-
changed of prisoners.
A new French loan of 100000 fran
ces is talked OF.
a correspondent of the London Times
a, Carlskronia. Sweden, writes on the
4th May that an English frigaie was re-
ported ashore in the vicinity Of Eul. and
j. was thought her Captain and crew
had been made prisoners.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
THE LYONS ROAD.

1t becomes our painful duty TO chron-
icle the demise OF the company. which
has had the management of the above
road, and their absqualulaiion. bag and
baggage, from the scene of their tempo
rary achievements.
Facts. which are "stnbborn things"
force this conclusion upon Us, although
we have not detailed narration OF their
"Decline and Fall" In this occurrence,
we have but little to regret, so long as
the Company were working upon sup
positions, probabilities and expectations,
without any solid. immediate, reliable
basis of support. for il will sooner throw
the road into the hands OF men who pos
cess present and available resources to
continue and push it on.- lowe Cap.
Reporter.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
Periodicals.

The Iowa Medical Journal, for May,
is on our table. This work is edited by
the Faculty of the Medical Department
of the Iowa University, at Keokuk; and
is a publication of great merit. The
medical profession should give it a libe-
raj support. Terms, 90 per year, in ad-
vance.
We have received the frs, No. OF the
SACRED Circle" magazine devoted 10
the calculation of Spirilualism. or Spirit
Rappings, as it is commonly termed
II is published by Partridge e. Britain,
of New York, at 50 per annum; and
edited by Judge Edmonds, DR.. Dexter.
and o. G. Warren. Not being belize
yer in Spiritualism, we are not able TO
sroak If It's merits. Those who wish il
can subscribe for it, but we think peo-
pie could devote their time to temporal
and divine mnt,ers with more profit to
themselves and 10 the country.
The Iowa journal OF Education, for
May, contains the valedietory of either
the editors or publisher, 1--WE cannot tell
which, from its tenor, nor is there any
signature attached, but i. will still be
published and edited by somebody, butit
don't tellus who. We should be sorry
to chronicle the fact that such work
could not be sustained by the intelligent
people Of Iowa.
The Iowa Farmer, also the Prairie
Farmer, for May have been received,
from whose pages we transfer goodly
number of interesting and inslruc,ing
articles, to our columns, for the edifica-
ton of our readers. Farmers should
all lake agricultural papers.
Godey's Lady's Book, and Arlhur's
Home Magazine. for June, have come
to hand. They are embellished with
numerous engravings. and in.the way. OF
reading matter are interesting as usual.
Peterson's Magazine for June has
been received. llfully sustains its high
character for elegance in illustrations
and literary matter. A new Volume be-
gins with July. Terms SO per annum,
three copies for So, eigh. co pies for s 0.
Address Charles j Peterson, No. l02
Chesnu. st. Philadelphia. #
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

We had the pleasure Of welcoming
Mr.. O'Rielly to our city once more yes
,erday; and are pleased to be able TO as.
sure our readers up the Valley, that the
Des Moines Navigation and Rail Road
Company, which he represents. and
which is Interested in the contract for
the Improvement OF The River, enrols
amongs its active members and officers
some Of the most responsible and enter
prising men OF the East. A project
which enlists the enterprise and financial
abilities Of the Litchfields, Hunt, Clark,
and other prominent members o. this
Company, cannot Tail of complete sue.
cess.
We congratulate our friends of the
Valley Upon the favorable auspices IN.
der which active operations Tor The pros.
ecution of the improvement are about 10
be resumed Val. Wing, 9th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01

WAR PREPARATIONS AT HAVANA
The Governor General OF Cuba is pre-.
pairing to defend himself against the com
bined forces Of the fillibusters and Gre.
ole resurrectionisis. A letter from Ha
vana says:
The artillery companies have been
sent TO Moro Castle, and guns have beer
mounted on the different fortifc a,ions
around Havana. and the Government
has at las. decided upon arming 1000
blacks. These troops are 10 be officer.
ed by whites, and the sergeants are TO be
white also. BY this judge that the
government cannot rely upon the Span
ish white population for effectual sap
port, or it may be move to form nu
clens for a black army TO convert Cuba
into an African possession in case The
government of Spain cannot be mann
tanned. These regiments are TO come
from Porto Rico, which, with the 1900
blacks, will raise the force here TO H.,
900.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
DR.. Slhafcr..Again.

We made a few remarks in our paper
Of two weeks ago, in regard to the
health of Ouumwa compared with that
of Fairfield, and DR.. Shaf1er again ap.
pears in the Ledger with classification
of the deaths in Fairfield, for the wear
ending May LIST, and according to his
account makes out that some IL per-
sons, who died in tina, place, came there
diseased. This is very likely true, but
we were not aware before tina. tina. place
was made hospital, to which all the
lame and halt, the blind and diseased.
congregated, to breath their last. We
are no. prepared, not having kept dia-
ry, TO state the different diseases from
which the deaths occurred in Otium wa,
during the time specified; but if we had
we could still show that Oltumwa was
fully as healthy as Fairfield, if not more
so. The Doctor enquiries about the A.
que here. We should not advise any
body to come here. and especially the
Doctor. on the presumption that there
was much Ague, for they would find it
a poor business peddling quinine and
tonics, in this vicinity. These articles,
as well as doctors, are at discount.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-06-01
# j x IL I!

The most severe calamity that has ey-
er befalien our city happened las, Sun.
day morning.
About one o'clock fire broke out 10
the store OF l. N. Sanders, which was
communicated to the adjoining buildings,
until the whole row from J. w. Hollis
store to Esq. Hamp,on's Office was con-
suined. The following buildings were
burned: The two story building occu-
pie6 by James Clark as shoe store, N.
II. Whine as grocery store, DR.. IL.
Murray as an Office, and by some three
families as dwelling. three one story
buildings occupied by l. N. Sanders, L.
p. Frost and III. Bechiel as Dry Goods
and Grocery Stores.
The building occupied by j. B. Dan
iels as Saddle and Harness Shop, but
owned by Miles Wilson was torn down
TO prevent the further spread Of The fire,
and by this means the office of Mr..
Hampton, together with the whole row
of buildings on the South side OF Wash
ing;on Street, was saved. The store Of
Mr.. Holt and the Barn in the rear of the
building occupied by Clark and others,
and the rear building of Hart Il Loves
lin shop were several times on fire, and
were saved only BY the utmost vigilance
and attention.
The total loss may be estimated at
from $4,000 to $4,000, on which there
was an insurance, in the aggregate, OF
nearly $6,00O.-Clowa Republican.