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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Additional Particulars Conserving he fats .
a;r Thin Franklin and his Companions

Late Montreal papers contain some a eC.
tional details concerning the discovery o1Sn
John Frankln's party, obtained by Dr. na'
from the Esquimaux. The report Is ~ io'-
lows: ,h;,o
"In the Spring of 1850 a party OF wm'e
mon amounting to about forty, were seen
travelling southwark over Inc ics' uass
boats with them, by some EsquiuauA iu..
ans, who were killing seals on the mort"
shore Of King Williams Land, whlcn Is =
large island, named keltktak, by the rsqui.
maux. None OF them couldspeakthe naive
language intelligbly, bat by signs the ma
tives were made to understand that the'f
ships had been crushed by ice, and that tue
whites were now going TO where they eN-
pected to find deer to shoot. From the APP
noarance Of the men, all OF whom, except
one chief officer, looked thin, they were sup
posed to be getting short OF provisions anu
they purchased seal from the natives
Al later date during the same season. oua
previous to the disruption OF the lce' thc
bodies of about thirty white persons were
discovered on the continent, ana hVe ih".c
on an island near it. About q long oay
tourney, say thirty five or forty miles, TO tne
north west Of a large strcam--whIch can DC
no other than Backs Great Fish River as
its description and that of the low shore ID
the neirhborhood Of Point Ogle aud Mon
treal Island agree exactly with that OF sir
George Back-some ofthe bodies bad been bu.
RED some were in tents under u boat thathaa
been turned over to fJsm shelter. and several
Law scattered about in different directions.
or those found on the island one was sup
posed to have been an officer. as he had
telescope strapped over his shoulder ana
his doube-barrelled gun lay underneath
him. From the mutiated state of many OF
the corp ses ard the contents OF the Kettles
it is evident that the party had been driven
to the last resource, "cannbalism, as
means OF proloneing life There appears to
have been an abundant stock OF ammunition,
As the powder was empted in heap on
the ground by the natives out of the kegs Of
cases containingit, and quantity Of bali
and shot was found below high water mark,
having been LEFT on the ice close TO the
beach. There must have been IA number Of
watches. telescopes, compasses, guns, &c.
all of which appear to have been brokenup,
as Dr. Rae saw pieces of these different
articles with the Esquimsux, together with
some silver spoons and forks, us many OF
which could Be obtained were purchased,
and list of the most important Of the relies
found, with the drawings Of others, were TO
be forwarded 70 London"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

One Of the most gratifying features Of
the late Pennsylvania election is the vote Of
Ere. The borough and township usually
give some three hundred Wing majority,
and they have now given Bigler quite large
majority. The bridge burners doubtless re-
allied that another such Governor for their
uses could not easily be scared up, and so
chung to him with all their might. They
likewise elected Judge Thompson (Nebras-
ka DEM to represent that strong Wing
county, which has not done the like before
for twenty years. Gov. Pollock thus comes
into Office under no obligation to Erie, and
and in position to act manfully and Justly
in case of any further disturbances of her
rioters. On behalf of the travelling pub
lie, who only ask, when obligel to visit
Erie, permission to get away from there as
soon as possible, we thank the bridge burn
ers for their heavy vote against Pollock
". Y Tribune.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
tx LOSE 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
II A II D w a Il L

one door merth of the Post oTes, DsreFFor'. IoTa.
4 GENTS for the safe Of Durgce q Forsyih's ttrt
kiag Iron safes, Scales from four pound. 20 Hay
Scale Rochester Cast Steel Circular, NH and other
Sars LsGfker Bsltssg, Wiado~ Cars and Sfiis. Cot
umas for open trout buildings: kedzis's Premium
Mater FfHfrers for purifying Water: Coach and Sad
dierg Ware, &c, &c. .e.55-ss.-. "a
Also in the largest stock nf He W AMI Shelf
Uardr are Bs.Idiag Materials, BeehaHjrs' Io0ts,
Cutlery. Sfrsr Piafed Harr and fancy Hardware.
ever oife red in this city. The Tradccap be supplied
al Eastern prices. fa&##@t
Consumers Of our Wares are particularly requested
to en- l upon Us aud save urge per etAf in making
purchases. sac
Orders from the country for safes or scales promptly
attended 10 and flied St factory prices adding tnhs
portation.
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Work. Roofing. &e
done promptly. oct ie3'-aw-3h
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Bank Panics

The New York Times has the following
sensible remarks in reference to bank PAN
les:
A panic among men who have the bills of
''shaky banks in their pockets, is about as
bad after its sort a. panic on board burn
ing boat or in cholera smitten city. SO
soon as it is whispered that bank is in
trouble, we all turn to our wallets and over
haul them. The engraved tissue papers,
which an hour before looked so satisfying.
now seem like cheats and humbues, and
there is a sensation of sinking felt in the
hollow at the end Of the breast bone when
ever we catch new glimpse Of them. This
is all natural and cannot be avoided But
the folly lies in falling into fever on their
account. AS general thing the trouble is
over when we, the unmoneyed people, get
hold ofthe facts. The dubious bills, under
our laws, can hardly by possibility prove
worthless, and little patience will see US
rich with hundred cents for every dollar
OF the bills we can raise.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
nan casa in Chicago.

Gen. Cass made speech in Chicago re-
Gently on squatter sovereignty. The Den-
ocrst says, that there were very few to hear
him, not one-half as many as signed the let
ter to invite him to speak on the river and
harbor improvements-butt the old Gen. fell
into the hands Of the Douglasites and the
people wouldn't go to hear him. 1t was
very stupid in him to allow himself to be
used BY Douglas, when at the same time the
friends of the small giant are attacking and
abusing him ut the South.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
THE ARcrrc.-The N. Y. Tribune con

The ARcrrc.-The N. Y. Tribune con-
tains great many home truths with regard
to this Inflated vessel being fitted up with
velvet-tapesry carpets; chairs, sofas and
lounges covered with rich brocatelle and
satinlaines, while at the same time so little
attention was paid to providing her with life
boats and other mediums of safety to her
passengers. 1t also opposes the idea Of
making hero of Capt. Luce, while he was
measurably to blame for the loss Of his YES
sci.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

Hon. Robert Schenck, of Ohio, and Col
Curtis are announced to address the people
Of Louisa County at Wapello on the 3lst
October, in reference to the interests of the
Fort Wayne and Platte Valley Air Line
Railroad. The Wapello InteAigencer says
that Mr. Schenck will be elected President
OF the Company and that he has consented
to serve. Sorry to hear it as we had hoped
that Bob" would identify himself and give
ms influence to portion Of Iowa situ8ted
little further north.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
d9t Daily @a5ettf.
ALFRED SANDERS, EDsroE i.
Dave.p.r,, Tuesday, Oct. 81. 1854.


The Auditor Of Indiana, we see it stated.
has published a list Of seventy-two free banks
in that State, with their capital, circulation,
&c. According to the published statement,
the gross amount of notes issued by the
seventy-two banks is Ss,l04,l66-of which
there have been cancelled 500, ssl-leavine
outstanding 7,aa7 ,3a5. The nominal bank
inc capital is S33 500. 900. The securities
upon which the circulation IS based are the
State Stock of Indiana.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

a QUAYDARY.-The Cincinnati Colun-
t'sn says that some poor fellows in that CITY
are in quandary, distressing the bankers
with whom they have deposited their money.
and having greater distrust of eurrency.-
They draw their funds, look ut them for a
lew moments with suspicion, and then hasten
TO deposit them over again, for fear the bank.
VIII break whose notes they have received
in payment of their balances.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

a plrrlNcE-Mr. Baalham mate OF the
Arctic. has been presented with purse OF
$3.50 as a mark OF esteem for his efforts IN
reScune passengers. similar amount
was given him to divide among those sea
men who were faithful to his orders.
IMMIGRATION During two days Est
week no less than nine thousand, three nun
dred and forty-tour Immigrants landed IN
New York.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

Hon. GEO. L. PCGH.-The papers o.
Ohio are calling upon this honorable gen
tleman to resign his station Of U. S. San1-
tor, as holding and advocating Nebraska
views "a he does, he misrepresents his con-
stituents. George has aspired too long for
that station now to resign it of his own free
will. When he advocates popular soYer-
eighty" it is distinctly to be understood that
he means Nebraska and not Ohio as the
field
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Trusses ana shoulder Braces.

TINE Only prize medal Tor Trusses vas rwurdeat
/ M.asm n Goa Maiden Lame, New iork. b, II.
ndu -trai cxhib.tion of All naious NJ The Cn.ta P,
arr for their Truss, thus givtng il through The,
Surgical committee, Professors Parker, Carnoctsp
Il .nwics. Dr. Laa'o~ and others. the emphs'is ~
nfimntur .,r which the Inventor has abofed fot Il,
last enty live years
II has received the universal app obaiion Of Ii,
netlieai aud surgical prcfc ,sion oi New Yok and
considered by them aS constructed on the mos es
ret principle FIR The aiicai cure ofrnp,nfc.
MASH cos. SHOULDER BRACE,
An improved article TOR expanding the chest and Pc
serving syintnctr, of torm and 50 constructed
bring tkc hearieg over the shoulder 80 us 10 pre- q
eating uudcr The arm.
MsRsa.s ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
Which are worn with mach comfort, hayin. 10 sts
springs yetarc .e retl. elastic with shape md rrcssa
gri.lnst ii 10 suit the ease where required.
sod ia Davenport oni. =, FRANCIS JACOB, j
Druggist a,d .sloihc,HI.. Brady between ID al
streets.
Oct, 10. 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Railroad Accident,

A passenger who has kindly furnished us
with the particulars, which we will publish
Tomorrow. informs US that the passenger
train on the Great Western Railway came
IN .eollisios with gravel train on last Fri
Day morning, about.a2 miles east OF Detroit,
and that frem 60 to 10 persons were killed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

The Liverpool Northern Times says that
Smith O'Brien came home passenger by
the Norma, having received the Queens
pardon. I, is not able to say whether he
came direct to England, but an Australian
letter OF the day before the sailing OF the
packet announces that such was his desti-
nation.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

1t is said, though We know not with what
truth. being an outsider at present. that one
of the questions asked candidate for in
itation into the society of"know Nothings,"
and to which he is required to give an ai-
firmative answer. is as follows
..Will you do your utmost on all occa-
sons to renew and perpetuate the POTATO
ROT in order to keep the Irish out of the
country.'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

Dies MONIES lMPRovEMENT.-NrO 'Rielly
has arrived and passed on up to Ottumwa.
We have not learned what the prospec, is of
the work going on this fall. We reckon not
very fatterng though; probably learn
something definite next week.
Capt. Bonney is going ahead with the
work at this point and Farmington; the only
two jobs now progressing.-[ Keosauqua
Union
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

The New York Tribune has long and
able article on the high price of potatoes...in
which it is stated that the price must fall far
below the present rates as there is an alum
dant crop this season, AMI the rot has not in
the least affected them.-Bur' TIL.
So ws said and having two such good
authorities we trust our farmers will act ac-
cordingly and sell so long as they can real
ize IS cts. per bushel for them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

The New York Post says:-"We learn
that the life insurance companies OF this
city suffer to the extent Of $50 900 from the
loss Of life by the wreck OF the Arctic. or
this sum $4,000 was on the life Of Edward
Sanford, Esq"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

We observe by the Moline Workman tina,
our young friend and former fellow citizen.
w. c. Cores, is selling dry goods in that
sswn. We commend him to the patronage
Of the people Of that fourishing place.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

FoE kAssAs.-The "kansas League of
this city, will dispatch another train of en-
igrants to Kansas on Tuesday next. A.
bout 1870 persons are already booked for
this train, aud it is expected the number
VIII be considerably increased before the
day OF departure. Small parties Of from
one TO dozen are being daily forwarded by
this company.--V Y. Times
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

Dorm wih The Siqas.-The City Fathers
have passed an Ordinance against the cree
ton of sheds across the pavelnents, and the
projection OF business signs beyond build
Dubuque Herald.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Attention Company,

The att Hon of ali who take an interest IN th'
4 formation ola Military Company in iils ciy, res
N pcfuiis invited to be present this tiue~siayl even
:. ing az the Arnory, 4t story BurroNs& Prty niat
New Brick store.
Oct WM. II. DAVIES, Sce'y.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

A Cylindrical Knitting machine has been
invsn'ed lately and is exhibit ed at the Crys-
tai Palace, New York. 1t makes ninety
four stitches in second and kni,s without
subiecting its work to the subsequent neces-
ity of being scanned.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31

The brokers Of Musca,ine stopped receiv.
ing Indiana money on Saturday last,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Ksw advertisements.

-, -rvI,,,S n,,bam,. and Code, . Magazines for
Navanbcr. Parker's Philosophy treyised sd
~, NO. LIZ CLAIRE BLolh.
Oct. 3ist.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
LADIES NOTICE.

,,.hi,,s Ear clocks Tanas Baslues,
dresses, &c, at -, ~ praav
Ha.. and Bonno.s Bleached and Pressed
rnol press Maker and apprentices wanted 49,
Oct II. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Cheap Wall Paper.

WYE want to sell ont close This fall aud hsya
w good assortment OF medium and how priced v,a
W, u. HOLMES co.
MOI lie Claire Iapt
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
y M A r r ! z D

On the evening Of bs aSth inst nj the Presbs lcran
Parsonage. by Rev. J. u. Mason, Mr.. iiENav TnopE
and Miss Ar6usrA Gurs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
Emurcl rhIiibert
Oh smut Wool, by Leslie Lirden.

Emurel Phiibert
ch.s.nni Wool, by Leslie Lirdeu.
Coopcrs Works
eaptaifs canot er twrasy years II SiAs sIy Ra,s,a
Tray els In Central A frisa.
Virginia Dem dinns.
Eass Nat,aud man. other new Booksat
Mo- L. Clair. Block.
October sist, Ie5t t#I
,iNE GiitCahoiic Prayer Book; 4
Il Catholic Picty;' 2E
Key Of Heaven;
Pa,h 10 Paradise;
payout Manual; "a
Ur.,iime Manual;
Golden Manual, Sc, &e; .2E
For sale Mt
octei, No L. Claire Bloch.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
pIssoLuTI0N.

..,.., hin h, therle . K sting between Fchenor
a. MN i mis- day dissolved py mutual COUSIN
An husp s. OF the Arm Il be settled oy Enss
ner az u'r o'a - s.' ENOS Tit ilENoR,
paNehP"', io"" JACOB YER
r-.....,...ri II 20 Ell. - u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
SHAWIS.

WE shail open to-day the Lory'ss Lot =
w Shawl We htvecvcr oprH.i. eWbr.siag pu
sariety of Nys st, Is aud Designs. Particulars ne
week. Cal and see them NJ
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
oct 20 I'd & Brad, ".
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
DAILY LIST OF NEW BOOKS!
,r,,c xr;dc Awake Gift


a. And Kser .Np,ht@g TsksA tof iss''
E,li,.l by .ouc Of 'en," with ave ecgah. ste. ON
rr,,yincs in one volume, pi;hn 10TH l,ien ,,D
ds do extra gilt ssdes ana cues -.
Afria. or life aud Love IN Norway, ,'ss
M. lbs, Hcircss. by Mrs Sonihworh ~
fou''s a,uso": :. IN Ito
40 wy y: !. 40 100
do Hoasekecpcr q" az
do Wnmai's Guide 10 "a
House five lit .'
sbuJy side. gii, ~ a Coantr. Pars"nagel -
CIV Side Passages from "A Pastors fortloliesJ :.
IN. Incbriatr Hat h, A Southworth' :.
Kansas and Nebraska, with u Map tioih, "a
do do =, :.
Second Love by Martha Mareii, ei"h
Autographs of Freedom
The Iowa Book Rooms,
Braay 81. 81, FareHFerf
10 mo 3o-tf ELI AnAf'Si -
nose colorcd Note and Letter Paper, tue ia'es'
IL styles. jus, rceetsedai Mt.
Oct3 40 ''e ss'ts 49,
lNASs' london Perter just rtcctse.' ala tor ~ g
X ~, ~ FRANCIS IAi0BS'S
Drug an. Prescription Store,
Brad, bet. 81 & 2d SIS, davenport.
Oct So t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-31
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
Just Received

Just Received
ISROM New York large assortment Of Black ard
IL Green Teas which will be sold low at Wholesale
VI Retail al oct IL BaW KELLYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-22

NEWS! NE WS!-NO 347 Penn avenue.
~ Call and gee the largest anG best ass rtmsnt of
Pound and Fruit Cake ever manufactured by az Y
one estab, ishment ia this city. 5000 worth o.
Pound and Fruit Cakes on Inhibition and sale, wi
large stock Of Confectionery, Bon Bons and small
Notions, and also upwards Of 90 varieties Of Srna
Cakes. Pies and Pudding -Aplla, Cranberry,
Minoe and Cream Pies; Lemon, Almond, snl Cocoa.
nut puddings
fatter myself successful in obtsiong fiue sto.
in good situation, and with every facility &c man
ufacure all and eyerythin, in my line, to tie en-
tirs satisfaction of these who may favor na with
their patronage My personal attention will be CIV
en- to the furnishing of Balls Parties, Weddings, DC
Dinner Parties furnished In tie lest style, on Lao
crate terms,
Having been see, ted, from among large mum.
Der Of con- pettors, to furnish with Confectionery
&c, the Mechanics Institute Fair, to be held in
February next, my friends ard the public general y
will tn re find as we'll at my store the lest the
Country can produce, and on the most moderate
terms. Please call early and leeve your orders.
Ice Creams and Jelles always on hand and fresh
g. WEAVER,
No. 347 Pa. avenue, opp. Browns Hote'.
dec 1S-dtJan1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-22
EXrENsIvE AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE Of

ENTENSIVE AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE of
1I choice and valuable Books, Stationery, &C.. at
Auc ion and Private Sale.-Commencirg on IT
ubD5Y December 16, At Ii zgeralis store, 474
PeDnsylvanis avenue. flock ell Lew ami lerfzct
direc from Kew York trade sales comprising TN
foicest aad b"st selected assortment foreign and
domestc) ever offered in this Market, cousising of
scfo i, cisssicIl law. medical, and
Misce aneous Books Ia every department of litera.
tura
New Books, daily from New York,
schoI uhic and priv te lib-ariss furnished from
80 to 40 per cent less than usual rats
Bibles Prayer Books, Blank Books. &C.,
Album -, Annusls and Holiday Presents. for 1855
Agricultural Works. some so different authors all
new aud papular orks in p int american
aud Ensish) o i'm rove the soil and the mind
Gcld nd Ste Pens. of eXr4 quality
Diaries, Pocket Memcrs ndums, Forte Moppsies.
The shove stock will he open for exauina.i n nd
private sal during the day. to which all are resp ct
fully Invited, whether they wiah to purchase or
not, and oft red 1t auction every evening until the
entiEe stock shall be disposed Of
N b. rare opportunity is now offe, ed for re-
plenshing libraries wi choice reading at low rates
fer the long winter evenings, ell can be suited
Don't forget the Place at the New Urion Bookstore
474 Pennsyvapia aveau".
3. II. JEWELLE 4 CO.,
oec To- ---. Aucticnee1s
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ALEXANDRIA coRRKsPoHDKNcI.

Wfather-Proceeds of tie Sun Benefit
PanOramU-LadteS Fa,r-Arrest OF an IT,
cend,ary-FIre IN WarreatOn-H0R. II.
Il. Wise.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. %, 1854.
The weather here, az every where else in
this section, has been and still remains biting
cold. The pleasant sunshine, however, draws
multitudes of pedestrians to our streets, and
ouI retail merchants are quite busy
kunkers fine concert for the benefit of the
Sun Fire Company was well pstronized by our
citizens, and we arc pleased to announce that
the proceeds exceed one hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Billiards. Panorama of Now York city Is At
tracing fine audiences at Liberty Hall; it re-
mains here until next week and is we'll worth
q visit.
To night, the ladies connected with the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church open a Christmas
festival at Sarepta Hall. They promise fne
assortment of fancy articles and real Vir-
ginia supper. The Christmas holidays can
be spent nowhere 80 pleasantly, and they are
sure of a liberal patronage.
We learn that the energetic pastor Of ST.
Mary's (Catholic) congregation, in conjunction
with committee Of its young mon, is matur-
ing plans for a series CT winter evening in
structions on the doctrine and practices Of
the Catholic church." to commence early In
the new year. Among the distinguished d.
vines spoken of in connection with this matter,
are tho Revs, DR.. Ryder, Donelan, Mcguire,
and Walworth.
A negro man named John Gray, was ar
rested and lodged 10 Jail yesterday, charged
with firing the barn of Mr.. Cowling, the burn
ing of which was noticed in my last. Gray
was bound to Mr. c., and 1t is supposed he
committed the deed in revenge
The Gazette Of this morning notices large
fire IA Warrenton, Va, which consumed the
office Of the "Flag of 49," and two dwellings
belonging TO MIR. Adams The most melan-
choly incident of the affair was the discovery
of the horribly burnt remains of Mr.. Robert
Adams, who, it IL supposed, manned in the
building until escape was impossible and was
burnt 10 death.
The Hon. Henry A. Wise, Democratic can
didate for the Gubernitoral chair Of Virginia,
will address the people Of Alexandria on the
Sd Of February. AM