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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Domestic Ports.

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batn Boston CID ship Isabella Haydsn Rotterdam bsrs U.oa
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26


We hear Of no new country banks thrown out by the
brokers to-day, aud it is hoped that the chaf has
been win moved out and ths shall get on without any
further fsures The excitement Of the last few days has
driven in considerable amounts of currency, especially
that Of other States but this Is subding and as far
~ We earn the redemption agents able to take
care OF everything which appears. The dseounon West
ern currency is stl heavy 2to cent, but will soon
probably be ameicrsed In relation to the Erie and
Kalamazoo Bank, The Buffalo Democracy says:
The nofes OF the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank at
Adrian Michigan, are redeemed at the banking office of
John r. Lse Co, In this city. at Il y cent the usual
discount for Western money. We have been shown dis
paie fr. m the President Of the bank Mr. Lee stating
tbat il was paying com for its bills demand and that
the bank would be able to sustain itself Mr.. Lee informs
us that he has tho utmost coincidence in the gentlemen
nspaepr the affairs OF the institution and in the ability
Of toe bark to redeem its entire circulation.
The Times Of this morning, aud the same writer in The
Post Of this evening states that the loan anDoussed %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

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$50. t,,ru.1 Co; Appleton, Ncsefs'h D'7''' ii
1r."IsT & Lvmsn ssarnsrd New Haven: mss'sI ,v.,
sloor.-Frsrklu, Avery, Provdenee; ~ Sn,,u, La
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Spoken, sc.

Aug 90 lon 81 49, ship Plymouth Emery s. days from
Aus s 80 bark Sc, Breeze Mayo from Savannah for
MruGchL
June &C. lat ~ lon 50 IS w, ship Andsusa from Callso for
Jug I lat 10 s. lOn e 20 W. ship Greenwich from Calao for
Hampton Roads -,
June lat Is ST. lon q 90 schr Fde Townsend hence Tor '"
Cotst Of Africa
July ic lot NJ Ion. 4s W. bark Dudley Cray from New
Orleans oT ChIstians
Aus J. lar 20 N IN. W. ship Helen McGaw, Lunt from
Hamburg for New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
IRrn,n Onr Cnrresnnndents |

PHILADELPHIA-Auired-Au 25 brig Fairy, Wlloughby,
NewYork; hrs Hunter do Charles b. Rogers Langley
Nwturypou Lewis Thayr Boston; saraogs, Hoddon Salem
Sarah Jones. Jones. Providence -
Jops Providence Saratoga Hodgdon Salem Charles IT,
Rogers Lsny bury port; kdrou, Huuter Pawtucket
MACHIASP0RT-Ar Aug IS brig Mechsns CLARK, booni sen
Tonsh Paine Phlsd hs-l6 h. brig Chesapeake, Anderson
Cuu fesud S. sch tra rtou Blu@hilsth brig Mtrsel
lois Pssury New.York schs T. Coffin tlunrey GIP.ey
ingalls, Caoue Eaton Boston Sid 20h, sch Idmah PANE
Csas-2lst brig Relief ShopPy, Boston, SCH Fame Miles DO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

The President Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Z'nes-
Vile Railroad hss recently bough Of the Commissioners
OF Muskgum County Ohio, 600 oon Of the stock Of the
Central Ohio Road giving in paymea; therefor slooo0'
in the bonds Of tie company This arrangement u
j. .sd nsur,s the completion OF the drst named road a.
an early day
Tie Bal,iraoTe Anlericaa Of yesterday says;
.The money market, 80 far a. we can le~n, eIhiots
r e change since our last remarks upon the subject
We continue quote first class endorsed paper at IL
cent Good single paper selling at Is al cent
We remark that is almost impossible 70 negotiate second
elsss paper on any terms. The Howard Bank OF BARI
more has declared dividend Of four cent for the a't
half
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

ReTortes for TIE N Tribune BY Messs Fry K Thomas
i'rt hOord-sS~O City 6 H. H., 90 s9; Minemn hh,
6s; 90 kR sswn SSH do, cash 3il so do 33t
N2 do S3! do. btwn i3 200 do Sd 3 2 Beaver NJ adow
ss.; 23 Penn RR 4ls do 4; 100 Morris Csns llt
C,uuttcA BsLk. 5si.
Seosa Scbuyl Nav Nor 10 b5 10; 40 Miueh
RR do 6ls Morris Canal b5n, lls; 100
LeLish Zinc, lii fhladelg gha Bank 1874.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
MARRIED.

WORCESTERSHIRE BrcOtlyn Aug II, .t the res'
S,ne of ,h bd, osrenfs r. Wakesy pssto o Jane
sL Charch ~ q Mr CAs'es Frederick adow OF tns o'ty
40 Nj, Ci,,lot,e Stlis ell Marshall N Brooklyn. -
k,CIUSEY-MARTISon the I'D inst a the Church o. the
He, Nsis, lv fnf Rev Geo meCossy NJ g. NcClnssy %
hi, ~, = S.sshf.r P. Marin, Esd al Of thi. c.ty
SEVINs-VAN VLEITAt PonshseoIsis on the a in't BY
thp.v n, Nam Nhsm II. Neyins OF NeEforb 20 Ccrnela
n Ssgsht.r Of H. Van vlei, Eq of the iormes place
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

s,e,nshr.-Hanss tBrenD Geersen Bremen Oelrls Co
C.hG.b b. shufela New 0rs Livingston, Croeheroa Co
ships-Fusrah Cornish Liverpool W I. TApsc
Bremerhsyea, (Breml Hntsn Baltimore; q J BeehtsL
BArk-Jsne Dot,n Ros. Union Island, J. W. Ei~el& Co.
Bnss-Ceene (al) Po A.sIes master N stcrss. Sd Ife
Panaza Mills Fis R. p Back Ce MaIAiAn, Le~s WlsA
ton Peei Church; Hsbe (No yohnscu Rotterdam FuDeh
keneke; lsbes Dorothy lBTl hsvs Falmouth, Barclay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Arrived.

Steamship North Star wamaek AsPinws Aug H. with pa''en
Tusi. tclpIerl wbippe wbamPOa 100 days, with teas
&c CtAuhers Heser OIL, u A.. "a 18th hide. ke 70
Bn ursne Bes) sehep.r Antwerp 65 days in eA and III
p.sseuse-. Ri-chmaler Loeschef . ;,b ..l o o,1-
Br Gov srown P-k Newcastle % dsys . WIZ IS 81 ~
ss Xstophoa t1f Belfast Mahon sAgua Is oind ~ 20
,re.-o n b Brooknan SD in company with oFs 'A''an
Prshsu. for fislisx- ,. p....,u IacDsl is
BIZ CsTt Winsor Co Kingston, Mass Pesr'a 'a'He 10
ds,s with coffee &C 70 oIceF l., sh h.,I,., N 2
Fuily and for New fork n usys Pe'A
n, Cb,-ottr 1Sn ssg Harbor in ballast 70 master III
sur Freedom. fBr.l Atkinson sseAyle' " d. II oA's VIA
p,ser. sc 10 master -. 1900. &. ., Lana
West -, - E a.. With naval
K. NJ. Blackwell & :. a. = L.. ,-;.b ,.v,I
storf. d, liner a Potter ,-,.. iii s., h,,,5 "a
Poit'Gnd. G. ~ Il. % : w I.,i,
schr Atantlc Neserou. salem 70 K W. Ropes %
soop Joset b. Hodgen. Portland Ct win stone all.
Si Thomas Hull R0udOu- With coal bound % FIo''7Hos
=, op Hester FoFsr. ROnd0ut for salem
BTLCW-Ship Prince Oscar Nor 81 days ron has'e'
ship K orhsndel. = dsys from Havre
Bsfk Que Br.l 10 ~ from Hull.
sALID-Stfs ships Hsnsa tBrem Geerken brenSh CehH
shu New Oresn ship Sir Robert Feel Ohai
WiND-Sanrse n. Z; Meridian. e. Sunset, do
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Ira Ast.-ADDrTroNAL.

TPER AsIA-ADDITTONALI
Arr Liyepoo llih inst Liberia, Card st Ionh ~ d. 0H
OH vi heluiibe Snf san Francisco; = r.,-..
I'd ON Rhine Jefferson Boston; Dsoy Green San trauciscoi
b MsvaTer Rogers New.York John Patchett, sapiedon
Par ana sLd San Francisco: - xr, ..,t 8. p.hi,.
Frferd for 10th Star Of Freedom Ahns oI baha
Fsrny Chairman. Cunnin CHAM, San Francisco
Cd 81 London b. Pacific, Nelson Hsyre and New YORK g
AR Al the Pin llth Chase Chase Havana via falmouth Tor
Bristol =. NJ, r. ~
Vol f.nntber account ST. John j. Ilth Richard
norse Diusn1re; Hsrbuger from Mrimsch for G!ouees
An a. (irirnsby IO,h Andromsche. Tate, Rchibucto -
An at Shields Ornard Hinckley and John herry Oxnard
London 10 load for New. fors). .
SD ron Glasgow eth Zetlsnd. Van Sorden, Boston .
SD from Hamburg 9th Col Cults snow Bremefhaveni TN VI
de Embl. Percy. DO
SD ron Pilsu 9Th Franchise Robinson, Stockholm.
Sid om Palermo sd alt Caroline Corao from New OeansD
Venice. p-.-.
May -. g, c,..-
mia has ben wrecked Shoa saved and landed
h.re by he Cas-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Markets C.RrruLLr RrroRrrD roR THE TRIBUNE.


AsUFsTls s-ke. .h,de better Pots with sss Of -
bbs - 60; Pears sfsacy sales Of u bhs 20 uo
COT1OS-The market sid and tue de- sn Hta' - -
the gock The anner'd quotations b. eoaseref non4
KEw-IoEK cL.sslFIeArIos go =, ,r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26

$5VOO oAn oa IN one nsr1".d ss for live years
city worth not s than double the "a SO on the
sauae terms Apply O. PIERCE Pine st. corner Bvsdvsy
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
Just As wa. to have been Expected!

Just ~ VIZ W uaNu pooA aAfNotSN'
The Eaton Clique and their imported Adolf
ton Editor. have managed in effect, to trans
fer the Wing party, body and breaches 10 the
Abohtionists Of the county. Witness the pro-
ceedings of the Central ommittee OF their last
meeting in Eaton, on the 18th inst, at CHAD
WICK & DRAYER's office, when and where the
following resolutions were passed.
WHEREAS, 1t seems to be the prevailing de-
sire of the People, in view OF e4isting cir
etm,tGnees, to coll a Mass anti-Nebraska
Meeting 10 determine the question as to the
expediency of nominating an anti-Nebraska
Ticket; therefore,
Resolped, That this committee take no ae-
ton at this time for the nomination Of aCoun-
ty Ticket!
.'Tell i; not in Gath, publish it not in the
streets Of Askelon," that the Wings Of PEBBLE
county hove been swallowed up by the Adolf
ton party, and through their Central G mint
tee have "come down." declared that they
have an existence no longer, save and except
as the Free Sol els choose! Will the clique
organ and is Abolition Editor, stste what are
the "eristing circumstances which render
it "inerpedient" ID nominate a Ticket without
consulting the oracles of Abolitionism! Have
Wing principles lost their potency, and possess
no longer the cham which led their votaries 10
conquest and conquerin years gone byl Has the
once Wing party given III its nationality TO a IA
n%atical, sectional minority, who openly asse
their determination TO rule or ruin? We pre-
sumo the day has gone by when the Free SOL
lers held The balance Of power in Preble coun-
ty, and buster and brag as they may, about
what they will DO, it all sounds to our ear like
a tinkling symbal or sounding brass. They
have had their day, as has every dog, and
those who put their trust in them, will find
they have leaned upon o broken reed! For our
own part, so far as we are individually con-
cernej, we would accept no Office in the gif,
of the people, had we to look 10 the Free Soil
party for the means ofSecuring it! We would
rather remain 10 all eternity in a glorious mi
nority, standing upon principle, than be in an
infamous majority, by pandering 10 the die
tates Of fanatical, sectional, offce-seeking,
trading political ''hueksters," who protesting
to be the par excellence friends of the African
race, possess no more love, really, for them,
than do those of their fellow.citizens who
make no such holy rretensions. Those who
wish 10 'fuse" may do so, for our ocn part,
we shall constantly refuse, and we opine the
people cannot be gulled into their schemes,
and that all their fondly cherished anticipa'
tons will be knocked into the middle O.
chaos, by the Freemen of Preble county a
the ballot boxes on the second Tuesday ofoc.
toher.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
A Shocking Occurrence.

On Saturday afternoon Of las. week, Mr..
Levi Haines and a neighbor, beng engaged
10 hauling wood, near Cedarville, Mr.. Hsines
attempted 10 cross a small culvert-tbe bridge
gave way and let one of the hind wheels in
the ditch. The strength Of the two not being
sufficient TO raise il, they concluded 10 wait
for help. In q short time two men came 10
their assistance, and while they were in the
act Of prying up the wheel, q dead tree, un-
seen, and uGheard, came down, angling across
the wheel horses, the fore part ofthe wagon
and down among the men, striking MI. HaineS
on the head and back Of the neck, telling him
10 the ground, apparently dead, butbe revived
and lived about five hours afterwards, and ey-
pired. The deceased was about thirty years
Of age, and leaves awife and three childfen.
What appears strange Is, that The four men
were occupying not more than 80 many square
feet, and the limbs falling around and between
them, breaking a pry they held in their hands
into pieces; YET not one Of them, with The
exception OF the deceased, received The slight
est wound, save one, who received a~7scratcl
on the hand.-.Ycnia Torch Light,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
The European Nsws-War in the crimsna-
The Spanish Revolution.

The New York Tribune siys editorially Of
the late foreign news
The Russians are 10 retreat entirely ffcm the
Principalities, in order t, project themselves
n the Ctimea, whittier the allied expedition
has gone. The first cafe ofthe allies is to cast
a force up1n the narrow islbmus Of the Pere-
cop, which unites the Peninsula 10 the nam
land. This islhmus has the stagnant wateIs
of The Gulf of Karinet on The west and the
marshes ofSiwash or Putrid sea on the east
When the latter is overfowed, the strip ofland
is only five miles in width, but in the dry sea-
son the waters disappear. leaving a p~estilent
miasE1a, while the marShy soil becomes passa-
bile for men and horses. The spot is The most
unwholeSome in the Crimea, and the allied ar
my must dwinGle before its pernicious in1u-
ences, The entire expedition is TO consis: OF
100, 900 men, who. by means of steam trans
ports, will be on the spot long before The Rus
slams.
In Spain the revolution is not TO end SO soon
as was hoped. Espartero is unable 10 ontror
the people, and has been obliged 20 consent 10
the impeachment and trial of the Queen mo-
ther. Besides there is no agreement as TO The
mode in which the new legislature shall be
chosen. If the people manifest the same de-
termination they have so far exhibited, they
will carry their point. II is said that Queen
Isabella had made up her mind 10 abdicate in
favor Of her daughter, ard had assembled the
diplomatic corps 10 witness the act, when Mr..
Soule stepped in and persuaded her not to do it.
The handsome and insinuating American Min
lister is eyid ntIy in high favor with her Majes-
ty, but all that will not help in the purchase
of Z uba. No party in Spain will ever con-
sent 10 dispose Of that island for love or money.
Toe rumorS Of a contemp ated union with Por-
tugal still continue, but there is no indication
that the Spaniards would agree TO it, however
welcome such an arrangement might be 10
England and the CobuIgS generally. 1t is safe,
however, 10 assume that any result is more
probable than the establishment Of a repub-
lie in Spain, 10 which some of The more
ardent friends OF democratic institutions are
looking forward 10 as within the range of
events.
France is 10 send 0,000 more men toTurkey
The insurgents at Parma are being shot aud
other wise punished for their late rising.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31

rTWe invite the attention of our readers Ia
the advertisement Of ]. A. HUBBELL g. Co.,
who have just opened on immense stock oil
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, &C.,
which they would be glad have The people Of
PEBBLE county call and examine. Our friends
who wish anything in their line had bettel
give them a call. Encourage the young men.
they are euterprising clever fellows, and we
hope they may have lois Of customers and
their fullest expectations may be more thar
Ieslized. Their Store is on Barron street.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
From the Dayton Empire.
Hnnnrnnrinnal Manhattan.


MEssRs. EDITORS As the party styled Free
Sellers have no organ or paper 10 this district
through which 10 express their wishes &c.;
will you favor me with q little space in your
paper to give publicity to a few thoughts upon
The Congressional candidate for .he District
composed the counties o. Butler, Montgomery
and Preble. As parties now exist, l amdeci-
dedly in favor Of the Hon. Jacob Chambers, of
Eaton, PEBBLE county as the Free Soil candi.
date for Congress, in this District. He was
IouI candidate last fall, and with him we made
a respectable showing. He is highly esteemed
wherever he is known Tor his uprightnesS in
all his transactions-his firm adherence TO ell
the principles advocated by those opposed to
slavery and its extension. He is a well read
int Iligent man, and the District would loose
nothing in character, were he elected 10 a Sc {
IN The National Councils. Mr.. Chambers is
deseryedIy pcpularbysl all who know him-most
loved by those who know him best he would
be a candidate loE whom no man need be
ashamed 10 vote, as he is sound on all the
leading questions and ~sustains q high reputa-
ton for morality and all tn at is admirable in q
man. Ifnominated, he would receive . large
vote under present circumstances, from men
of all parties in Pre5le county and the District.
II the "third party" rs we are sometimes
called, have any idea of running q candidate
for Congress, and think we should, as there
is a fair chance Of success, as matters now ex-
list in the political world, it is due Judge
Chambers, that he receive the nomination, oil
is the candidate by common consent. hope
10 hear the sentiments of Others in the cause
upon this subject.
APR0GRESSIVE.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
An Incident.

The Boston Traveller learns on good author.
ity, that some weeks ago a vessel sailed from
Turks Island, bound 10 Boston, with q cargo
Of salt. During The voyage the master. q very
stout man, died, and The mate, his son, desi.
ring 10 bring his body 10 Boston for Christian
burial, and deemiug that salt was a preservs.
tive from corruption, dug a hole in the cargo
Of salt several feet deep, placed the dead bod,
OF his father within, and covered it up. Upor
The representation Of the owners, the Custom
House authorities took of the duty on the sal
il being the Intention Of The owners TO sell j
f0f nAanure.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31

Twelfth sis.. was blown down snd The roof
Carried fully 100 yards from the building
None Of the machinery was Injured. The loss
is about $500.
Twenty-one buildings belonging to .Nessrs.
MuSselman aud Cochran, near The locomotive
works were unroofed. "a
A large number Of buildings had The roofs
blown off and were otherwise injured. -.
No estimate Of the loss has yet been made,
The principal business houses Of the city
remain closed from 10 O'Clock this morning
until 4 this afternoon.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
Coneressional NOMINATION..

EDVToBs EMPRE 81 was pleased to notice
in your paper OF day before yesterday, a COM
munication from a correspondent in Eaton,
who signs himself "a Progressive" recon-
mending Jacob Chambers Of Eaton, as a proper
person 10 be supported for Congress by the
Free Sellers and others in this District. The
idea is a good one, and the Free Sellers owe
ito themselves, in view Of the state OF the po-
litical parties at this time, 10 come out openly,
as heretofore, and avow the liberal American
principles that have always prevailed in the
councils of the party. This is most surely the
lime, TO cut loose from Fusionism, Know
NolhingiSm and oil other isms that would
steal away the constitutional liberties Of any
class of our citizens. ] repeat that this is a
proper time for Spch a declaration Of principles
as have in times past received the sanction OF
The party, and called TO their support honest,
hue-hearted men and such a declaration
hope TO see made, together with a nomination
Of our own, if we do not go down 10 political
perdition in the slough of some ofthe old par
ties, involved in all their political f%renzies.
Yours, JUSTICE.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31

NJ To our Merchants and others who visit
Cincinnati, for the purpose Of purchasing Gro
ceries, we say buy of McDoNoGn, Sixth ST.,
near corner Of Elm. He keeps constantly on
hard a large assortment and sells cheap. The
quality Of The articles KEEP. by Mac, is No. /,
and as he does business on the square, general
satisfaction is rendered 10 all his customers
We cheerfully recommend him to all our read
erS, and feel safe in saying that, all will make
money and save money, by purchasing of him
such articles of Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &C., as
they may des ire.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31

uone Of the most magnificent assortment
of W atches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &C., 10 be
found any where in the western country, may
be seen at the establishment Offices & SMiTH,
Fourth street, between Main and Walnut,
next door to the "Highest ~Steeple," Cincin-
natl, where we advise our readers 10 call when
they visit the city if they are fond of seeing
sights, or want a magnificent, pure gold watch,
or ring, or breast pin, or anything else in that
line. No mashed articles sold for genuine at
that establishment.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31

iuWe notice some Of our Democratic CO.
tempararies are "pitching into" what is called
"Knop Nottingham" quite scientifically, but
we imagine they will find themselves pretty
much in the same p1edicament as the fellow
who inquired ais this free fghtY" or this
secret organization we know nothing; if ever
we find out their principles, aims and ends,
perhaps we may join in the cry of denuncia-
ton! For the present, W e shall remain an al
tentive observer OF passing events, and those
who call us a "Know Nothing" because we
see proper 10 pursue this course, may Go so,
and we hope they may realize much comfort
therefrom. In this land where Liberty is oul
birth-right, we claim the privilege 10 think,
and speak, and act, as we see proper and
right, and accord 10 every man The same privi-
lege. If it was the pride and boast of Ro.
mans that they were Romans, should it not be
the pride and BOOST ofAmericans that they are
freemenl What a day may bring forth, no one
can tell. But, we do know that, no word O
dem nciation shall be uttered by us, until 10,
knop whom and what We are denouncing.-
We never will denounce our oirn countrymeH
until we know that they are engaged in {
cause unworthy Americans and republicanism
and if The pe~rpetust!on OF our system of gov.
eminent is the design and object ofthis "Knov
- -.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31

gJTbe play Of Hamlet has been enacted in
tragic earnest at Ava, in India, according TO
the foreign news. The King Of Ava had poi
soned his broth.r, seized the throne and mar.
ried the old Queen.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-31
Fire in the Woods.
BANGOR, Maine, Aul

BANGOR, Maine, Aug. %.
Fires are raging 10 O terrible extentin every
section of this country. The damage TO woodr
land and crops will be enormous. Buildings
were burnt in Kenduskeag, Corlnth, Gharles-
ion Garland and other townships. In many
places the entire population is fighting the
fire. In Garland township, II is said that a
whole family living some distance from any
other house, are entirely surrounded by flames,
with no means of escape. Il is not known
whether they are dead or alive. al