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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICING do not
wish to inurc any ones feelings, but will certainly
be compelled to inform those that arc guilty Of
coming into our Office and reading the copy in the
compodtoia hands or the type on the galcys that II
is positively ogaiast our rules. Stick this in your
HAT, where II can bs seen
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IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY!
LOSS ONE MILLION DOLLARSl!


New ORLEANS, Monday, Feb 6.
One OF the most destructive fires which ever occur
red in our city, broke out to-day among the steamers
at the Levee, by which an immense amount Of prop
erty was destoyed, and causing the loss OF several
lives
Ten steamboats, were burned SO badly as to rem
der them worthless.
The steamer SUltanna was on fire. and Madame
Sontag, who was aboard narrowly escaped the fire
on board Of the boat was e2tnguished, however, be-
fore any extensive injury had been done
Thirty seven persons were burned to death Or drown
ed thirtytwo Of them were negroes and five white
men,
All the freight on the boats was destroyed also, a
barge, fully loaded with produce, with alargeamount
Of merchandise on the lcvce
The loss is estimated at one million dollars.
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CLoTmEG CLoTHN0l-Wc would invite the at.
tcntion Of the public to the advertisement Of the
"Star Clothing Store" Lehman hos just received
another large and splendid lot Of Clothing Call
examine, and satisfy yourselves.
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JACKSON Feb. 9, 1854.
w A II RIED u
On the 5thinst., by Rev. H Rowan, JOSIAH CLARK,
and MARTHA SHuFLIN, all of Portsmouth, Ohio.
Sciot0 & Hooking valley Rail Roa,

SciOtO & Hooking Valley Rail Road.
& R Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, of
-. fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC
to Merchants and others of JacksoD, and adloin.
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup.
plies. S. h Ross, will give prompt attention To
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train and
will also attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro.
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by ears
charges low.
IL Orders promptly filed, and letters of in.
quriug, as to our market or other business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
s. R. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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Two men were arrested in this place on Friday
last on the charge Of offering to pass upon some o
our citizens, cOuntcfeitmoney. Alteru search, some
thiIty.ive Or forty dollars were found upon theirper-
sons. After hearing before Esqr, Howell, they were
heldio BAIL and failing to procure which, they were
committed for further hearing at the next term Of
tue Court Of Common Pleas.
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Cincinnati Market.

MONDAY, February 6.
The RIvER--llas fallen three feet since
Saturday night.
FLOUR AND GRAIN--There was an ac,
tive demand to-day and meterial ad,
vance was established in prices, the mar,
ket closing firm at 81.
CorrEE--A sale of rs bags at l2c.-
The demand is limited.
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GTTheie will be meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the IIillsboropgh g. Cincinnati r, r. Company, at
the Burnett House, Cincinnati, on Wednesday, the
eight day Of March, 1854, at ~ o'clock NJ, for the
consideration an approval Of contract between the
HllsborOugh e. G. Il. II. Company and the Marict-
Ia & C. II. Il, Company. See notice ia another col
nlnn
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q )4A,G,ay0a

NJ lSHING TO sell out my Stock Of Dry
w Goods, TO make room for the Spring
purchases, | will sell out my entire stock, az
very low prices, | have an extensive stock on
hand, and will close them out at very small
advance, Also, an assortment Of Ready Made
Clothing, expressly to order and of good mate =
rial's, work warranted net to rip,
E, T. SWIFT,
Feb, Q, 81, 46.-n
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EmmiIY.

There is no small degree of malicious craft in fix
ing upon season to give mark Of enmig and i'll
will u wOrd-a look, which at one time would max c
no mpresSon--at another time wounds tho heart
md like shift flying with the wind, pcrccs deep
which, with its own natural force, would scarce have
reached the object aimed at.
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G'"ThO Big Sandy News" has grown some lar
ger and in consequence Of its Asparagus growth
judging from the copy we received is afflicted with
the consumption for it looked like death on pale
Horse" Color, Devil
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GJThe Hamdcn folks Illuminated their village
one night last week. on the reception Of the news Of
Consolidation. What Peoples"
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D-JAs. NC. LAIRD our Foreman is authorized
to make contracts for Advertising and Job Work, re-
ceivc money OH subscriptions, advertisements, etc.
All business transactions, by him, iu the absence Of
the Editor will be recognized as if done by myself
THOMAS II. MATHEWS.
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D'Sec the advertisement Of Messrs. Tope & lmler
Carpenters and Joiners, in another column Of to-
days paper. They are good wOrkracn, clever men
and deserve goOdly share Of patronage.
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From the Daily HilIsbOrough Gazette.
RnilrOnd COnsOIidntion.

At the recent railroad meeting in Gin.
cinnati, the Board Of Directors Of the Ii
& G. K. r. rejected the $450,000 stock
rendered them applicable to the eX,en'
sion of an independent line to Par.
kersburg under the llillsborouhg Charter
and agreed upon and adopted y contract
of Union with The Marietta Company
The contract is to be submitted TO a vote
0! the Stockholders in March next. The
contract embraces, substantially, all the
questions contained in the contract oil
consolidation heretofore agreed upon, and
rejected by the stockholders. We sup
pose it will be defeated for the reasons
which operated to defeat it then. The
committee appointed on the part Of the
Stockholders along the line 10 tender the
new stock protested against the action Of
the Board in rejecting the stock, as being
coulray TO the agreement of The Board
with said committee, at the time the sixty
days were awarded TO allow said commit
Tee to procure said stock; the committee
also gave the Board notice that they would
feel at liberty to take any steps which
might be advised as proper to assert and
defend the rights Of the stock oiders un
der the charter Of the IIiIsborough Com.
Pany as an independent corporation.
We have no leisure to say more al pres
ent, but may, in future, give history oi
all matters pertaining TO this last attempt
to consolidate the IllIsborough with the
Marietta Company.
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TdmimisIrntor,s N0tice i.

NOTICE, is hereby given, that the subscri.
~ bers has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ninislrators, on the Estate of Benjamin Evans,
late OF Jackson county, Ohio, deed.
DAVID I. DAVIES and
DAVID J. EVANS, Adm'rs.;
Feb 9,'5t. a5-9w
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We learn from Hon. Edison B. Olds
chairman Of the Post Office Committee
and also from Gen. TAYLOR. the Congress
man from this istrict, that there is a
probability of a Post Route. from this
place to Gollipolis. via Ice Creek, Mari.
on, Greasy Ridge &C.
And also That the Petition for Post
Route from this place 10 Oak Hill, has
been presented and referred to the P. o.
Committee Spirit of he. Tines, IRON.
ION,
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1.-THE bakers Of Cillicothe, in consequence OF
the great advance cn the price OF wheat, Lave pub
labed card With lit Of prices on high scale.
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PITrsDURG, Monday, Feb. G, p. NJ.
The River is falling, with scant four
feet water in the channel
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EDIToRs LOOKING UP.-F. NJ. Ellis, Of the Ian
canister Eagle" has been appointed Private Secrca-
Nv to Coy. Medill.
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Family Flour for Sale.

E3FA A CRlSWELL, at the Railroad De-
IA IA. pot Grocery, having made per-
manent arrangements TO receive a constant sup,
ply of the best Superfne and Extra + FAMILY
FLOUR, he is now prepared to sell Whole
sale or Retail, by the Pound, Barrel, or any
quantity, wished for by customers, at 25 cts,
lower than any other establishment in Jackson
county.
jackson, Feb 9, '54 46-tf
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Nrru advertisements,
Blacksmith Tools For Sale,

TENHE Subscriber offers at private sale, two
4 full sels of Backsmith's Tools, all OF
which are in the best working order, both as re-
CARDS material and make. They will be sold by
the single sett, TO suit purchasers. For partic
uars, call upon the subscriber, at her residence
in jackson. MRS. r. HATTON.
Jackson, Feb 8, '54. 46--3w
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j. TOPE'' ''.'.............D ID. L. EMLER
Carpenters and JOiners.
JACKSON. OHIO

MOULD say to the people of Jackson and
w county, that they are prepared to do
CARPENTER and JoIYERs work, Of any kind, in
the neatest and most durable manner. Those
having buildings to build, or the carpenter work
for brick houses, orany thing in their line, built.
that they are on hands with the best and most
speedy workmen. By strict attention to their
business they hope to receive share of work
in their line. TOPE Il EMLER.
Feb. 8, 1854. 46-3w
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TO improre the yaaUor Of a RoSs.-Get
a girl with laughing eyes to wear it on
her bosom
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
Ar. q. 4. !. |. .DiAg
ff11]SA
ErsFfgFrHssuir.

BOSTON, Monday Feb. 6.
The Steamer Arabia arrived at this port this after
noon, and was Immediately boarded by the Custom
house officers, who closely examined the passengers
baggage, etc.
From thcpopcrs brought by her. we gather the fol-
lowing additional particulars.
There was great distress in Ireland, owing to the
severity Of the weather, and the high price of provs-
ions; at Carca riots were apprchcnded and the mil
! taly were under arms.
Senator Maillard died at Paris, on the 18th ult.,
aged 80 years.
The Turks were recruiting 10000 Spakiis to rein
force Omar Pacha in the Spring. The Spahiis have
not been in service since the destruction of the Jan
zaIy force
The ice had disappeared from the Danube, and the
Turks i'll kalcfat have free communication with Wild
den.
A Depot for the allied fleet is being formed at ST.
nope
Napoleon had written an autograph letter to the
sultan respecting the affair at Snope, assuring Tur
key of his support
1t was reported that Gotchakoff had ordered his
officers, in future not to attack the Turks. excep
with superior force
commission of Turkish and foreign engineers
arc surveying lndward from Constantinoplc, in view
Of dcicnscs against INVASION
An Austrian and Russian corvette entered the Black
Sea The day after the allied fleet.
The Sultan had pardoned the leaders in the recent
outbreak at Conshutinople, with all those engaged
in it.
The London Morning Chronicle publishes the fol-
loHmg
VIENNA, Jan. l6
Advlccs from st. Petersburg of the 9Th, state that
there were preliminary indications of a rupture with
Flancc aud England, and the recall of the ambassa-
doris and the statement is said TO be authentic
Rcquhitiou had already beew.mado by the Gar
upon different institutions third sout the Empire to
furnish contributions for the support of the orthodox
iaith
A new contract has been completed to supply the
Russian forces in the principaliticS with Ri6aiams,
until the end OF next June
The Russian Admiral, in the sea of Azoff had sent
for aid to Scvastopool but the presence of the allied
fleet prevented the shipment of 25 900 troops.
NJ, Marietta the French Savant, has discovered u
secret entrance into the Egyptian Sphynx.
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1atksou Markcts, NupA advertisements.
Notice.

SSA Ga EI
VMHE Stockholders of the Hillsboro' Il q
u natl Rail Road Company, are hereby
he'd, that meeting will be held at the Blu
House, IN Cincinnati, on Wednesday the eigh
day Of March, 1854, at l2 o'clock, ld-dav, fo
the consideration and approval of contract be-
tween the Hillsboro' and Cincinnati Rail Road
Company, and the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road Company, this day adopted by the Board
of Directors. BY order OF the Board.
D. }. FALLS, Sec'ty.
Feb. g. 1854. 46-tdm
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Am Editors Valentine.
.TWMrS,RWa EWNH nsENWn SwMZ EN g1

1J'rhe above is the folm Of Valentine wt
prefer receiving above oil Others. From what wC
know Of the generosity Of the people of this region
we feel confident Of receiving about hat full.
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NEWS BY LEGIITENlNC!!!
$l0,0OO!!!
Invested in Ready-Made Clothing!
STAR CLOTHING STORE!
MAIN STREET, JACKS n.
Ar THE

STAR CLOTHING STORE!
MAIN STREET, JACKSON, O..
NLOTHlNG of every Color, Size and Stvle.
" and a all prices, may be had Wbolesale or
Retail, of II. LEHMAN, at his Clothing Store.
nearly opposite the lsham House.
Thankful for the past favors, he hopes that as
heretofore, by strict attention TO the wants Of
his 'host Of customers" and strict adherence
| to the principles thus far adopted, he NAV con
tinUe to receive at least share of their patron
age. His goods were bought "for cash" and
will be sold "for cash" The selections of his
present large stock were made with particular
reference to the wants and tastes of this market
Ills styles ot Garments embrace the latest and
most approved fashions lnpoint of workman
ship they iavorabty compare with the "best
work" OF the eastern manufactures.
IL. Lehman goes in for quick sales nd safe
returns--prefers the "nmbe sixpence" to the
"sow shilling in prospect" thereby putting
him in the p easing solicitude of having always
the "wherewithal'' to recruit an exhausted stock
at moments notice
Mark what say! am determined not to
be "undersold" by any other similar establish
ment in this Town Or county, or elsewhere,
don't care where you come from.
The following is "a list of Clothing, cut in the
latest stl lie, manufactured from the best mate
rial
Overcoats, of every size and grade Under
coats, Dress, Sack and Frock, Vests, mad from
every description of Goods; Pants, Black and
Fancy Cashmere, Casinet, &c, of a
BETTER CUT, BETTER MADE, AND
BETTER ADAPTED TO THE WANTS
OF lHE COMMUNITY.
He has made the most extensive preparation
Tor opening the largest and most complete Stock
OF Spring and Summer Clothing, than has ever
been offered for sale in this region.
Call and Xamine Tor yourselves, and YOU shall
not be dissatisfied. II. LEHMAN.
Feb, 9, Sd 46--tf
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS .
GREAT FIRE All NEW ORLEANS.
Ten Steamboats, Totally Destroyed
NARROW ESCAPE OF MADAME soNTAa

THIRTY SEVEN LIVES LOST!!!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-20

In THE SENATE, Wednesday, the bill for estab-
fishing special Court Of Appeals was discussed
during considerable portion Of the session, and
then passed. The next important business that
came up was the small note bill, Mr.. Johnston,s
substitute. authorizing The issue of small notes by
our State Banks, was voted down. Some of the
Democratic members voted for the substitute. For
the purpose of having re. consideration Of the
vote bytwhich the imprisonment provision Of the
bill was struck outaidays ago, motion was carri-
ed for the reconsideration of the vote on Mr..
Johnston's substitute; afthrwhich the Senate adj
iourned. To-day the originalimprisonment feature
of the bill will again come up, with viewo
having it re-incorporated in the bill. Several of
the friends of the bill contend that it will be in
effective without that feature. No action was
had on the election of Penitentiary superintend-
ent. Nothing being done ON Tuesday, the day
appointed for the election Of that officer, another
day will have to be selected by Joint resolution,
before that election takes place--Rhig.
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sP RoIAL NoTIcRs.
USE HoWHs ooTJeH t,ANDyi



Proiessor HIerse,s InvigoratinE lslixir or
with It's neursgie fos and frosts S.
upon aa Cold, well known nervous dis
easen. and ADDS the Dyspepsia and
or forms Of by stimulating the apre,e,s,h
TO the stomach necessary yigor
10 the food. This. therefore,
season when ling tonic and inyisorat like
THIS wonderful Elixir tsmreratiycy nee,ed by ali who
suner nom any Phase of disease or from weak
ana stomach Itstmuates all tile organs connect
ca WIN the process OF digestion, regulates tho flow the
oe inc reases the solvent tie eat,eiee gives
to The fnids ana The system from lapss
INTO that dormant and sluggish which
IN the winter mouths Ladies' who, nom
and tenderness their ,gaization are Pc
TO cold terribly this sea
LOT want OF an exhera,t which will the ae-
OIL inc ercuation and thus prevent the suspension
depends. ~ 2 = - = :
he put up, highly in pint bot
s. IHee three dollars FER bottle. five dollars
AK ior Twelve dollars. c.H. RING, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, New York. II;
so.a ey Druggists throughout tho United States Canada
AGENTS.
WnrrLtso-KELLst$ CALDWELL.
cisolssArt-B. IL MEAKIN3S.
D-see advertisement. i feb13
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rPoIsoNINGn

Thousands OF Parents who use vermirse composed o,
Castor OIL Calone dc are not aware, that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually
foundations for asees diseases such as salvation
loss of sight. weakness ofiim5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertiser ent
lobensacks MedeiEes to which we ask tho attention OF
all directly Interested in their own as well as their c
dres health In Liver complaints disorders sri.
sing from those bilious type should nuke use orthe
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's 1.-Two, Pills
1~"Be not deeeirea" but AJAX for IIobensacks Worn,
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the six
nature of the Proprietor. J. n. HoBENSAcK rs none
else are genuine. 5
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ursICK AND AFFLlcrEn IN

THE most safe aud certain rem.dy ever known TO the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs. colds, asthma
bronelIds. blood splitting. liver complaint, whooring
cough Group. tickling or rising IN the throat nervous de-
bity, pains In the side breast broken constitution
on the abuse OF calonle aid other cau-es is DOCTOR
swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RVS AID consumption, ator II reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered ncurable yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
pa'ation. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by
physician. is manufactured under tho immediate care OF
DIR. SIHAENE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
ST. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale 6y-DR. JAMES Baker; kELLs r. CALp-
wkLLi and PATTERsoN& Co, Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. DURDsALL IL Co., Cincinnati;
and by 1eae.s generally. sepls
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uThe correspondents from Washington say
the present scheme of the Free Sellers for the de-
feat of the Nebraska bill is an amendment 10 ex-
tendthe principle of non. Intervention 10 the Dis
trict of Columbia, soas 10 repeal all laws which
recognize slavery there. 1t is supposed thst by
ENGRAVING this feature on the bill tue hole would
become unpalatable to the South and meet with a
unanimous defeat. Pli'idea was tLrown out by
John Van Buren,. in his letter 10 Clemens. But
these gentlemen forget that the District of Column
ba occupies position different from all other ter
ri,oties. 1t is. by the Constitution. expressly
placed under the exclusive Iegislatis of Congress
Bnti.et them go on and Try their hands. What
we contend for is equal rights under the constitu-
lion; if that equality works US Injury. that is our
look out.-Rieh. Wing.
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CRYSTAL PALAcE-w morning
we wandered up into the region Of the Crystal
Palace. The wind was trumpeting round the
corneis and through the broad streets; caItmen
were shiverng on the sidew alks, aid ragged i,tl.
girls were running down tue fragments Of paper
that tluttered on before tie blast.
There stood Lattng's Tower like huge extin-
gusher. aud there, beside it, that bubble of glass
as beautiful as ever. Above lis dome ioatet, soil.
iary and alone, the flag of the Republic, but Tie
Lions rampant aud the black Eagles were not yisi.
Bile One lone Policeman, leane iislessly against
door, on the sunny side of the ediiice, aud
watched intently tile iutter Of piece Of tattered
canvas across the street, nailed 10 a wall. Upon
1t was depicted the tail OF an alligator. We re-
member when that tail had body; tliat tody, a
headj that head. mouth, and tue mouth was an
aInpatheater. On one side horsennan Was riding
boldly in, like Curtius of old; on the other, OK
was about taking up his quarters therein. And
where is the alligator, aud where, for that matter
is The little cowes and tie big mules, and the liv-
ing skeletons and the Sea tigers, and the Terra del
Fusgians, that aforetime confronted the Palace on
three sides? Gone with the crowds, and the quar-
tiers, and the summer.
And The crowds that in August and September
thronged in and out, at its brood entrances-where
are they? The Turks are sitting cross-legesd in
The realms OF The Sublime Porte; the Russians are
under marching orders; the French are in Ia Belle
france, and John Bull growls al the world from
'merrlc Eng land" Some in tie sunny South,
some are lingering in the gar,Iens of Rio Janerio
some on tn: Pacific slcpe, and some are dead
so runs the world away."-N. Y. Tribune.
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., DEArn IN New Llsnox.--Great Indignation of
the PsopLe--Ihe Topn aud County Deeply Ereii-
ed.-on Monday the 18th, Jerem alb Mclaughlin,
under the influence OF liquor, Tell, willie goins up
stairs at Watsons Hotel. aud was instantly killed
Tuesday his bt dy was laid out. The corone. aud
Jury we gathered ronnd 10 render their verdict
AS loved ones gazed upon his remains, the witness.
es testified that his "pas>ions had been fed, AT
grocery near b.. The Indignation excited by it
was intense "Let us destroy the hell-trap,'' said
one. The suggestion was sc,el upon, and the
moment the mot.oe was declared, the whole town
said it WIS rght-"let us not tolerate The cursed
& 'oceries."
The people gathered and went to The spot where
young Mclaughlin had been drugged with the
fiery liquid. In an instant every drop Of the
cursed poison scattered over the earth ana the
shop where it was sold drained. Other places of
like character were visited. aud Quilted, and made
10 yield up tn ir villainous contents. Thsre was
no resisting the Indignation. Ii swept over the
Town like flood.
The burial hour came. In solemn procession the
people followed the remains of Mclaughlin 10
the grave. There, and on tina. last resting place,
they resolved that they would not tolerate this
temptation and murder Of the generous and noble
Cor. Cleoeland Democrat.