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usIcK AND AFFLlcTED,

THE most safe and certain remedy known to the
world for the cure OF obstinate coughs, eods asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint. whoopins.
cough Group tickling rising IN the throat nervous de.
bity pains in the side or breast broken constitution
from the abuse of caonel and other cau.e. is DOCTOR
swAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY and consumption. after it has sate and
stunned character hitherto considered incurabe, yields
without struggle to this great Original Wild Cherry
paiation. Remember-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation, and the only compound prepared by regular
physician, is manufactured under immediate care
DIR. S1HAINE. at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
St above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale Gy-Da. JAMES sAKERi KELLs f. CALD-
WELL; and PATTERSON Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL e. Co., Cincinnati;
aud by dealers generally. sepIs
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mPoIsoNINGn

Thousands of Parents who use vermifuge composed o.
Castor OIL Caomel, &c. aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually laying
foundations series diseases such rs salvation
loss of sight, weakness OF limbs, etc.
In another column will he found advertisomen
ltobensaeks Medicines, which ask tho attention d
all directly interested in their their chill
drens health In Liver complaints and all disorders ar
sing from those bilious type should make use of the
only genuine medicine. Hobenssek's Liver Pills.
Es@"Be not dsceirtd, but ask for Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and that each has the
nature OF the Proprietor, J. n. HoBESSAcK as none
else are genuine.
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uDr. Lewis W. Cbamberlayne died at his res
idence near Richmond on Saturday last. He was
one OF the original founders of the Richmond
Medical College. and has ever since been con
nected with it as Professorof Therapeutics and
Materia Medica, sustaining during his whole career
an unsuliied reputation as citizen. physician,
and professor. Fl f@
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THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE!

AAAs THAT WILL ACTUALLY RUIZ HIMSELF CHEAP
TO TnE COMMUNITY AT LARoEl
ISAAC PRAGEis has just returned from tho Eas. with
the best stock oil DRY and Fancy Goods, Hosfc.
~, &C., ever exhibited in this city, which he il Offering
at the new and beautiful building. No l15, Main "
tbetween Monroe and Union strceso at such
low prices to every WHO may call OH him
ladies' and gentlemen will nh to their own ad
they do SOP to ter the above ex. l,maton.
His stock being too large enumerae. he will only di-
rect particular attention choice assortment OF tic Ia
:est style of Plaids, French lIerinos, and Wool
Deinines of'every color. BInnIset., Euabroider.
les, aud an assortment OF Linens, such as never were
seen before
the trade he offers particular advantages through
his connection with first impo houses OF the coun
try lie is able to sell the
Marker. [novil ISAAC pRAGER, 1Io Main st.
JAS. II. McMEcHEN Is a candidate for the SHERIFF.
ATTY tue election to be held In the sprinv OF 1884
oet2 :;td ~
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CHANcERY SALE OF LAND AND TAvpS,
James Frazier, / Inthc GEN y EN-.
Real Estate for Sale

oEFEh lor sale my property located ON the w.,, 81,
OF nam street between Franklin and NORTH $50, oe
unhhe rom MAIN 10 Water street; Ninety. nine r.,
and one hundred and ninety eight feet on Wsf On
II the whole is not sold together within three n, a
~ private sale, It will be offered Anciiou in s;
parcels as WIZ suit parehsserS-the time Of which .
also offer my Farm, located in Putney township r.,
mont county, Ohio fronting the liver opposite or, mel
and. and adjoining lands OF William Be iard: ss" 49,
This farm contains between 81 and 60 acIes-,vi,h,
grated 6ealhg Fiut orchard two Dwelling HOUSE, oy.
u winch was built last summer; also. barn in go5
only 10 rods from the river ~ VI 'o@I land,
The Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati r,irro
are locate through this Fam ~'''"1Cs
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing either Of these p.e.,
ground are requested TO call the subscriber al lie
dence In Fulton. near the city. ' 'e~s
deC5daw3nI IoutS p.vu,
The house formerly occupied by the UNDERMINED on
above named premises, is for Any person desi,ir
TO examine this property do by calling Oh Mr. W
George, corner oIMain and Washington stTcets IT,
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REAL ESTATE SAFES
DESIRABLE RFsIDFNCr poo ::

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
nsr S.s anu ground At present occupied by Sb
Al ana Monroe. 1t eonlains fixtures, bath IS
:, II not previously disposed Of il win he offered
nc ancLon at the front door the Court House 49, pub
neIsdsy' 10th February next. Apply 10 y" "sS
Saa. ~. J. W. PAXTON
CHANcERY SALE OF LAND AND TAVERN
James Frazier, Intho c; INN
SlIClt
Samuel Frazier's Rx,r and other. S.uIt o. Ohio
of june 1s 81 , Seses made in this sa
on me eighteenth day OF March. 1861 The tract o
Nation. e Poeys point Farm and Tavern situated o.
noau IN Ohio county, about ten miles e,' W lie
CITY oil wheeling, containing about two hundre 81 Tie
acres OF ianh store tavern house. two dwcII;u MY
Sna S.her The sale win be made I =,
Wnoie pIoreTty together or In parcels as NAV he VI ta
expedient and on the following terms: oneT,e loud
money TO be paid in six months and In. h o. tie
@ e. .Mo ena three years; the whole beaI Ing
see@rt live a any q sIs the with E
SAFE wii take place at the Roney's Point tavern lie
iie ABOVE is valuable property. The Armnfs,,
located IN front OF the tavern and II IL " Is
aep'' OF ss'Sn nay Be established at that ps.
iantots Sbsria
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut Ste Philadelphia opposite House.
HENRY W. SAFFOR
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
rERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, in part, the following: H.f
embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Cornicesj
Do Austin Do do Pins;
Drapery Laces d Muslinsj do Bands,
French Brocaells, all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and colors; Cor,s, Tassels Ginms.
Satin de LANES, Fringes, curtain Drops
l)amaskS; s- &c.
large stock OF FRENCH PLUSHES, of all colors and
qualities on hand. -
eolors for shading. -s4s --sEfi > : :
N. Il. Persons ordering Curtains, will g We the measure
OF the heighth and width % lie entire frame window
mart7-lvdt3w
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TRUST SALE.

by tue OF Deed OF Trust me executed By Georr.
~ Hartley, dated the 10th October 1852, aud iecoTi
In the clerks Office OF the county Ohio county ia
book 81 page BOG shall at the door cuuII
house OF Ohio county the ed day OF January 1884,
o'clock, expose to sale by public auction TO tLe
highest bidder fifty feet OF the north end OF lot number
OF Wheeling commonly called East Wheeling. Terms u
title 10 the above property bel eyed to be ndis
puable but selling shall only convey ill.
as is in me vested. ~ - = =, . ~
dc22 .7g7a r.. AIRXz ROGERS
rhe above postponed until Monday the Sih Of
rehFuary 1'i jan2i
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CsBEx ARTHUR LITTLE. ". l. Ms
Busbey, Little &, Co.

| MANUFACTuRERs OF Wagons, Carts and Wheel
Southern plantations.
o Ry prompt attention to business, the manufacture
OF the beat quality OF work, the pruTetoTs
hope TO receive liberal patronage from the pub
i
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Rees B. Smith,

EAeeS d. SMITH, In Ohio
Vs. SciTcuit court
nv, :, Jane eHYth anu other. In chanceTy.
BY virtue Of decree rendered in the above cause o.
me 29th day OF october 1888 WILL commissioner ID
me said decree appointed proceed SELL on SATURDAY
me 2oth day OF February, 1854 at II O'Clock ~ at Il:
'front.' door OF tho court house OF Ohio county, the real
late In the bin mentioned, situated the side 4
Main street IN the Isl ward OF tho city Wheeling IRON
ns sixty four feet Main street and extending west IL
same width to the Ohio river ard bounIe The elstby
Main street. on the south by North street the west by
The Ohio river, and the north by line 10 be drawn
from Main street 10 the Ohio river, the distance OF 6
ieet from and parallel to North street The property
Will be sold subject to the dover claim GaILeI
on credit OF one. two aud three years; ths purchaser
giving bonds with approved security bearing interest
from the day OF sale, aud said interest payable ann
nd as further sccuity, will be retained until lie
purchase money is all paid.
WM. S. w1CKHAM,
1anl9 Sheriff and commissioner.
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SPECIAL ELS.
USE HowEs COUGH CANDY
To the Public
LOCAL INSPECTORS OFFICE,
Port nj whaelinv w =

SOME malicious person persons having raised re.
port preudeisl 10 the steamer vioq that she is not
SAFE or passengers TO travel on, aud way injurug
her businessi therefore
I'VE do hereby certify that believe Is saie in
every way, for the transportation OF passengers
JOSEPH WOOD, laH
A. ~. PHILLIPS.
'a"Eo Local Inspectors, &c.
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The Lutte of Zion.

The Lutte OF Zion. =.
A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. deaigned far the
~ use OF the Methodist Episcopal Church; consisting
81 choice collection OF new tunes with OF the old
tunes In mmon use; together with concise elementary
ners etc etc.. by b. Woodbury., author or Tie Dniei
met etc. assisted BY Rev Madison, pastor OF Saint
John't Methodist Church, New York
Also, supply OF Methodist hymn books. CantIca Lau.
dus, Christian Minstrel, Haydens Sacred Meodeon etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices b|
JOHN H.. THOMPSON,
dee3O No 81 Monroe st.
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For lsnitimorc, IVnshimgIon, IhiIadcIphiI
and New York
$3.50 ss.s5SS: ssss.Esllsssss9 49, - 1SIsa q

- Great through Line for the East.
'INHE Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Wheeling to
Il baltimore, and connecting with tile Washington
Ran Road at the Junction atey the Relay
Rouse, miles from Baltimore, and with the PhaLei.
nha and Baltimore Rail Road Philadelphia
The great tunnels upon the line completed and
the whole road is in fine condition. esentng or lie
most picturesque and romantic routes in the world.
Louisville and Cincinnati connect with this road at Wheel.
ing and through tickets from these places Baltimore
or on the boats.
The express Wheeling daily, at O'Clock
miles, at NJ and allowing two hours there,
King the passage through in about 20 hours including
Baggage checked through to any of the eastern POINTS
without charge.
Passengers and baggage the cars for
Washington at the Junction. for Philadelphia at Ba-
ttmore who extra charge. Travellers allowed am.
pie time and opportunity at all points meals
Through tickets rom Wheeling to Baltimore, (yyith
privilege ofyIng over anywhere the route, 5O-to
Washington, $500 10 Philadelphia, S9-to be had ON
board The steamers of the Union Line otle Ohio. OF
the Kali Road gents at Wheeling q b. EoRD) Mounds.
vile. mar WIN. PARKER, Ge,l. Sun't.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
Wheeling Cotton Mills

THE subscribe. will sell at Public Auction at the fro,,
door OF The Court House in the city Wheeling. o.
Monday tile 18Th day OF February, 1851 all the Ies sS
personal property of the Wheeling oten Mills ComaT
-consisting OF the property known the Wheeling tt
ton Mills, with four lots OF ground, buildings engine M
cnery for spi inning yarns weaving hing batting etc
aliin good condition aud run lug order.
These Mills are capable or producing three thOusa.
yards OF cotton cloth per day. and the city
market Tor its entire product, and there no ollie:
cotton mill in the city the present presents rare oppOr
tunty for persons desiring 10 embark in
business.
Terms Of Sale.-one fifth in cash. the residue in euu,
payments at six wel eighteen and twenty n,onhs
with from date The payments he secured b.
bonds with good security and deed the prop
The title is supposed be indispUtRble but will Con-
vey title as trustee only.
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REMOVAL.


HA We removed my Wholesale stock OF DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new Jour story brick building,
No. nv, Main street,
west side. between Monroe Uniou streets where
will be prepared with cary and extensive Spring
Stock direct frnm importers and Manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends aud customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WIN. T. SELBY.
nS-J G. MeteGJ Will be found the above establish
nlent. where he awaits his old friends.
Persian Hair Dye
THIS Dyeis warranted. if used according directions
to change the hair from any other COLOR to beautiful
Auburn, or
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining The Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle For sale KELLS e. CALD.
WILL, Wholesale Agents, and by wAl. r. MCKEE.
DIR MORSE'S INvIG GRATING CORDIAL.
The only and safe remedy. yet discovered er Gen
eral Debility, Physical Prostraon Irrtabity all
the various train OF Nervous It will also remove
Depression, Excitement Dislike of Society," ncapaeity
Tor Study or business, Loss OF Memory. Debility
etc.-See advertisement. ... sepI6
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SILK HOTSE

DILh HUUSE,
ESQ, hnntmore ST.. .BALTIIOR Il
COBB g. STICKNEY,
succEssoaS TO YEaKLE, COBB AND COL
/ IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers In French G e,-
trade choice assortment of 1850 ~ '
Fancy and Staple Stlks and other Dress Goos,
R6bonss Giores, Lace. Grapes
SIR Hdkfs, White Goods,
SIX and StrGD BonnetS, Flotcers, TRIMMING. etc
Which have been selected with great and particular
10 the trade, and will be sold for cash or a-
ket will AFFORD. ' O" ~
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
Are respectfully solicited inspect our stock OF Goods
before purchasing elsewhere. ~
baltimore. January, 1854. -.# febi-tm
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FOR RENT.
ihs ist Of April next brick Dwelling House
kiiche, door, and small yard te entire ent
OF the lot, on the south side of the house,
The house is situated Market street nm,
Fosite and east OF the Market House, Centre Wheel
March. - e ~ e''e y" t'e AsI u
Enquire for particulars on the premises.
lebIdlw WIN. Fl. MOORE, occupant
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Undersigned is prepared to mauuruetu TO order
Fnnt Glass 81 rtnges, Walls, and all other small Flint
iaSS such used by Physicans and in
tns He invites orders or those
nis as good article terms he oh
s Itt"S eise"heIe. WIN. MORGAN,
o,,,,I...r corner Sixth anil Zane streets,
OSltIu RaSf eITg
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DaRuerreotYpes

4homaS Hughes
AS returned from the Eastern cities with III. ,n..,
LII. stock OF $3.50 'N A 1ne HhesI
CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS, vEsrINGs.
aa Ges Notions generally that has eyer been
Ia me city, he invites the public 10 give CALL ana i'm
spest nus Goods HIS assortment Is from The cboi
Gest o. Neg York and Call on
ylo see and aumire-ahd call edTlyg
100, NO 80, corner Monroe aud Water SITS
= Rhae
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THE LAST AND BEST CHANCE OF THE

ouseEs God and lin Foil iced and Tor sale low By
lansi JAMES BAKRR
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In order to give some idea of the state OF public
feeling in regard to the matter we give brief ac
count of slight incident which occurred while
the Coioner's investigation was going on. 1t an
pears that during the early part Of the afternoon
session two or three individuals, who had lost rel
ativea orchldren, became very clamorous in their
abuse of Mr.. French. One Of them tall, thin
man, apparently fomewhat crazed by his nlisfor-
tune called for the temperance of that gentle
Mr.. french was 10 keep away and keep four men
like him waiting.
The coroner desired him TO keep his seat and be
quiet. The unrrly spectator repiied that he was a
citizen OF the United States and knew his du,y.-
He wanted justice.
The coroner gave him TO understand that no fur
Their remarks would be permitted, and order was
finally obtained. This person and some of his
companions, however, remained in the ROOM and
interrupted the proceedings.
The children-for we can call them by no other
name-who wele employed id the manufactory
earned on an average rbout three dollars week.
We understand that il was customary for Mr. French
10 pay his employees MoRda, nights, but the pay
night previous to this accident he had not paid his
hands according 10 custom. Great anxiety is man
iested at Ravenswood and vicinity to learn the re-
suit oil the coroner's investigation. The majority
TRANSACTION, while many ceEsure him in very Sc
were terms for employing such numbeEof young
persons IN such pursuit without constant super
yislon. Many of the Irish population are outra-
geous in their denunciations.
S. AL were anxious to know if careIessness was
the cause OF tins dreadful havoc III sorts of ru
mors were ahoat as 10 the cause of the accident,
putlt was generally conceded that the powder was
i1gnited by lamp used for melting grease.-i
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Personal Intelligence.

DEPAKIUKEs
For San Juan In the steamship Northern LshtHon jos
White bearer y despAtohe. Loomis White kG Mhtes
Cushing DR. Crafts Adams Cos messenger, Wells,
astso a Go's MESSENGER cspt Newell, Putnam parS
Ms DR. Oatman and child Chas PACKARD and wife .
Iorst.s'er wife three children snd servant Thos smith
VIE naht shd lses Mrs Bunker two lnianb Ana sos
want, Mrs Dsrs Mrs J. uregg snd two chudrefi
Oliver Mis Gee Gardinsr nsrmon hrs Ash IA ,hisn s
Yrs hnsr.s Prsnon, hm9s 4n,meys P,,sr ,nsn
ter I'D wife B.qui snd br ther Dud.sy Ksynolds
Geo " hsyher, Siend, fishns, mrs = ~ Tur4in,
Post, D Jones. Tsylor, J SHIN, % D U Lp,.ok,
Wa g9mpainh MISS h,Gss, > Iouss md .its KISS
a. ,ra sslsren Mnii aspssn VII. ma .sni
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Assembly.

ALBANY, tos. L. 1854.
PASSED.
The bill to provide for the improvement OF tbs Erie
oswego, Csyusa snd sspeca Canal, WAS pvsed
NOTICES OF Hills
Mr.. Gr,HAM (whie) o. New York gave notlce OF bill
in relati' to wharfage in Nex York.
hr CUNNING, (sbie) Of New York-In relation to the
Criminal Courts Of New York
Mr.. NKrsG. (vhig) Of New York-To charter the
Ner York Halt Dime Savings Bank
Mr. CosKIIaG brought in bill respecticg the time of
the rsymen, o. sight drafts, bnls Of exonapg, and
checks.
ALSO 10 prohibit he plea OF usury in certain ca.s
Mr. onEI brought in bill 10 incorporate the Yonksrs
Savings Bank.
NJ LEs To establish ferry from Sing Sing to R,ctlaud
Lake
Mr.. MoRRR-Ts amend the charter Of The NstionalLsv
School, also to compel hs deter nnaon Of claims TO real
propsrty
Mr BARKowTo rec the expenses and for tie bstter
regulation of the opening o.. public In the city OF
New York.
FREs or THE NEW YORK RECEIVER
Mr. SAVAGE introduced resolution requiring thu
Receiver OF in New York. report the amount OF
fses received by him for eves props rty fer
taxes &o. Laid ever.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL nKcuoS
Mr. 8 MILLER introduced . resolution directing the
Con miee Privileges and Elections to irqui into the
propfey Of requiring the voes to bs canvassed on tbs
second day after the election. Adopted.
EEcrs FOR NEARLY wEgK, ETC
Mr. WILLIAMS called up the joint resolutions adournnr
fro the 10th to the evening OF the l6h attend
the specia election.
Mr. RoBKETsoS moved the proviso ,ded the bill for
After debate tho resoluti was sdoptsd by 81 to 10
The House II en- adjourned
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LeRnI InteIllgence.

srrHrss CorRr " THs Usurp STATES jan 80 Theodore
r. westbroox, T. a, OF New YORK; ard y. W. Hughes
oounsellors OF this Court No. 80. Hoingsworth Mag
nisc ct al John Thompson, Appeal from the Cir
cult OF the United States for Easter PennsylysA
Mr. Jusiiee Daniel delivered the opnon Of The Court in
this csnse Affirming the decree Of the ead Circuit curt
With costs No 35. The rthern Indians Railroad Com
pany ct al vs.. the Michigan Central Railroad Com psny
Appeal rom the Circuit Court Of the United 3tstss for
the District Of Michigan. Mr. Justice M.Lsan delivered
deepdsns in the Court beo- and 5tmssiug the bill o
complaint No. l5 Heny oRsil'y e. al Ys samuel
b. Morse Il al. Appeal from the Circuit Court o the
United States for the District OF Kentucky. Mr. Chief
Justice Tsnsy delivered the opinion OF the Court afrm
The decree Of the said Circuit ur In this csuss and
directing that each parry snsl pAy his own costs In this
Court and 10 the said Circait Cshrt Atlourn.d
JtsrAEY 3l-J A Barlow, ~ Maryland, George
sedgwick, Esq Of Michigan, aud W. scuiaer, Esq, OF
New Jersey, we're admitted attrasys and counssors Of
ihis court No. III. TIE Unite states Plaintiff, ~
opinion betefen ha judges ~ the Circuit Court the
unied Sgstes for Arkansas Mr. Justice Nelson delivered
the opinion o the court that the act o CO. gegs emit.
It'd IAN act 10 divide the district OF ATkAns,s iato two
judicial d,rets approved tre 81 March 1851 did not
Ee sv.y ne snc jursdetion q the Circuit Curt
OF TIE Cnted States Tor the eastern district % Artans
10 this case. No % John u. Ls~is sopelsnt, 70 ).
Daring. The csufe srgpsi y gr, Il Johnson for
80, r. Forsyth, Appesnt, u, John REYNOLDS az The
Argument Of this csuge commenced BY Mr.. Widim
for the appellants Adjourned
FYBSUASY l.-AHps Merrill Ktq., OF California, w.7 a6
mittee ttornft and sslor u this court No -
ForEylb, ,ppslsrt John Reg nods ddi Iois Gauss
argued BY Mr Williams for the appellant, sSa oy MT
Chafe for the sppelees No a. r. T. HenAoIs heifsi
plaintiff 10 trrcr, Benjamin. Rugslss Ths srgument
Ia ths causa was commenced By Mr. Gariapd for the
p antlfs in error and bJ MI bioo io @ oe'enaAas 10
error. Adjourned
Too thoussr four hundred tots, OF champagne wsr.
rupt AZ the great railroad celebration at Detroit.
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Destructive Conflngratlon In Ohio.
-HE TOWN OF LONDON, MADISON COUNTY, IN RUINS
Toss @93 mn


From the Columbus State Journal, Feb
We atop the press 10 announce rrib.e calamity by
Gre which bes Il toan OF Lonioa the seat Of Madison
county, this morning.
The Hre broke out about O'clock In = frame building
occupied . grocery, and Communicated to ads
cent bull jings, until about twenty baidlngs
ve!oped In flames, all Of which dss,roye,, with
&c Of their contents The 10 lowng lis; Of
the uerers 20 ascsrtsined for which we are In
debted TO Q citizen OF that place -
James Smith, grocer, less $500
5. CbAnbeIlin clothing stors, loss 5000
]. @. Kemp grocer, loss $se0
Sbar kim dry goods, loss 81 600, fully insured.
Durgan, cabinet ware ns, loss 81 500, no insu-
rance.
j Kapneaser shoe store, loss 81 60 partially insured
B Evans, dry goods loss 81 0c0 insured
l. Warner, dry goods, loss 81, 500 insured 81 800.
H. Warner, store houses, loss 81 500, no insurance,
I. J'nes druggist, Ices 81 COO, insured 81 900.
A. Winchester d-eliog and store, loss 81, 600 no In
surAnce
A f Turnbull, 'o,s $500, nc Insurance..
II Fellows store house,, loss ~ 500, insured.
Dnnbn Il Boals buildings, lo,s $500
Geo Phifer American Hotel loss 50 900 insurance.
Wm Jones, keeper OF American Hot, loss 81 800, in
sured 5000.
j. j Jones' dwelling, Ioss ss 600. no insurance
r. Acton sscdler, loss $500, no insurance.
g, W. Sprung Madison x. ueiie lost all materials.
Fellows 4 Chandler, dry goods, loss not known.
Masonic Lodge, everything lost.
odd Fellows Lodge, saved their books.
j. Lewis dwelling, loss $500. Telegraph ohi:e with
contents.
X Hall merchant loss not known.