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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
Arrest or Kidnappers.

Yesterday morning, upon the arrival
of the train from Frankfort, police Of.
fcer having bocn notified by telegraph
from Lexington. npprchen,led man
and woman dressed very extravaganlly.
who had with them young colored
girl. The man gave his name as Wat.
kins, and represented tho woman 10 be
his wife. She, however, is we'll known
~ the watchmen Of this city, as an old
resident of notorious habits. The girl
is bright mulatto, and had run off 10
Paris from Mr.. Mcgowan, Of Lsxing.
Ton, in whose possession she was to re.
main until attaining the age Of twenty.
one years, when she became free. Wat.
kins foun ter at Paris, and taking her
ia q buggy by way OF Georgetown, came
to Frankfor: on Sunday evening. There,
with his reputed wife, he took passage
on the car. 1t was their intention 10
20 South Immediately, and dispose Of
tho girl in some Of the lower markets.
Happily their designs havs been lrus.
>trsted.-L Louis. Courier. a, - l
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28

The petition Of the Americans to Con,
gress to investigate and adopt the
French decimal system Of weights and
measures, is eagerly signed BY al to
whom it is presented. This system has
precisely tho same advantage over ours,
in weights. anI measures, that our dce:.
NAL system or money has over the Eng.
lish system Of pounds. shiIlings a0l
pence. One hundred centimetres in q
metre, just as there ate a hundred cents
in dollar, is a moro ineligible yard
than the one that contains 8 feet. OF SO
inches and l0s barley corns. Fifty
centimelfes, then make half q yard; o5
centimetrcs. quarter Of yard, 1000
metres, a'kiIometre, and 10000 metres.
or ten Kilometres, d nygriametre. So
OF measures of apacity, Of solidity, ol
weight-ail OF them decimal, and a,
once convertible by multiplication and
division by ten. Park C0frssponde,st
NJ " Commsycial.T ..s sssteS Fss''s {.
BxrrLEs oT LlrE.-B Being made the
neighbor, at . doll dinner party, Of q
man who IS go fUlt Of aaecdote.s + Z I,
I Siiti1g next The orchestra during lac
perform ance Of "a overture 10 ons d
lVerli's operas. Being held .sin chsc k,,I
~ a gsrrulpus ao4uaintance, who max 4,
! you lhs yicGm of asgch capital thine
fhe heard Yesfetday.v y - a !
And Idsi, Though BY no ,heSEs least,
! Ilfstcnin 10 Attend who ia Hgotlings OF
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-28
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A Turkish lIarsoillaise.

The. Lon Ion rAthenaum notices the
report :hat Turkish poet, Halls Ellen.
ali, has written national hymn. ia. the
Style of the .MarseIlaise, which his coun.
trymen are described, as repeatins with
extraordinary zest anl energy. Philoso.
piers affect to despise poetry, and Plato
banished the, poets from his moIel Re.
public; but in moments Of crises like that
which now shnkes the Orient, il is al.
was found that men will bear. and dare,
and aspire moro greatly under the, sway
Of lyrical passion than without the ex-
altation Of nerve and brain produced by
this subtle and spiritual power. Il is Of
no small moment. then, that the native
poet shouh have drawn from the rock
lhnse living waters Of song which at
once satisfy the common craving anil
fortiiy the national zeal. To those who
have "a merely human interest in the
comics, Of Turk anI Russ, it is pleasant
to ca!ch the voice of the MUSES. beside
the thunder Of cannon, if it be only as
the expression Of another and nobler
influence in the affairs Of men,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Trusses and Shoulder Braces.

TIME only prize medal for Trusses was awarded to
1 MARSH " Co, 2, Maiden Lane, New York. by the
Industrial exhibition of all nations al the Crystal Pal.
for ther Truss. thus giving it through their
Surgical committee, Professors Parker, Carlorhan,
Renwick, Dr. Ludow and others, the emphatic i'm
prmatur for which the inventor has laborod for the
las, twenty five years
1t has received the universal APPRECIATION Of The
medical and surgical profession Of New York and Is
considered by them AS constructed on the most cor
rect principle Tor the radical cure ofrupture.
MARSH & cos. SHOULDER BRACE,
improved article for expanding the ehes. and pre-
serving symmetry of form and SO constructed as to
bring the bearing the shoulder rs to prevent
cutting under the arm.
MhRSH's ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Which are worn With mach comfort, having no steel
springs yetare pt rs,y elastic with shaa and pre-
graduated 20 Salt thu ease whore rnq ilfaa.
So d n Dlvsup II ogty BY FRANCIS JAf DRY, u
prgg4st and &ro,heeas!, Elaoy betweesy 81 lLu 81
Streets.
OFT. 70, 1857.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
The Arctic.

This unfortunate steamship was built in
New York in 1850 and cost 500 900. She
was Of $500 tons register and was consd-
cred as staunch vessel as ever was con-
structed. The ship and machinery were in
sured for about 100000, her value, OF
which $500 was in America and Geo.
600 in England. Her cargo was insured for
100000 mostly in Wall street Her car.
60 consisted of about $50 tons Of costly dry
goods and French goods, together with Jew
elry.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

ON o7th Omar Pacha ordered part OF mas
army to DO ready for embarkatlon LOT w
Crimeo. Austria intimates that she VIII
consider the Cars prolonged refusal Of ne
four conditions as cdusus belh iet'e''
The allies occupy Balaklavs and are IN
communication with their fleet and COM
mand the approaches to Sebastopol, II
ia rumored that the second line Of defence
is carried.
Liverpool Breadstuils market, western
canal s2@33s, Baltimore 500 34s; Corn
white and yellow 5000.
London markets unchanged; American
stocks irmer.
The steamer ST. Louis arrived at South
,mnton on 10th. The Sarah Sands suilsd
from Liverpool en- 9th for Portland and the
Indiana for N. Y. on 4th.
New YORK, Oct 10.
The first paying Teller Of the Ocean
Rank az this city, is deficient 10 his finds to
the amount Of $z5 900. II has surplus OF
x4o 900. Its capital 81 100000.
The defalcation arises out OF certified
checks to certain parties. to whose names
IRE unknown. The Teller certified those
checks in an otEic. in Wall street. and the
parties supplied him with funds to meet
them between 10 and - o'clock. This OPP
Grafton has been going on for months. 1t
is thought the Teller is dupe.
BALTIMORE. Oct. TO-
Yellow fever has appeared at Beaufort
five deaths have occurred.
The aths ut Charleston and Savannah
nre six daily.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The hull fthe steamer Franklin as she
lies on the beach has been sold at auction
for 81 ,623.
The Common Council last night adopted
resolutions eulogistic Of Capt. Luce and
proposing Testimonial and appropriate
$500 for the above purpose.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

Francis Dorian, the officer of the unfor-
tunate steamer Arctic, who has so nobly
distinguished himself, is an Itishman by
birth: was born of spectacle parents al a
little place called Rattalo, on the iron bound
coast Of the county OF Down, and within a
short distance or the spot where the Grea,
Britain steamship was stranded some years
since. The ocean may claim him as it,
child for he has been borne on its surface al
most from his infancy.
He has been in the employ OF the Col.
lins' Steamship Company about ayear and
half. and about eight months since was
transferred from the Atlantic TO the Arctic
He is about 81 years of age, and possesses
that retiring disposition and modesty of de.
mcanar which, when united with cool cour.
age, stamp him what he has shown hlmses
to be on this occasion--one o., natures no
hlemen.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

The man who does the editorials for the
Banner, again sticks out his head from under
the long skirts Of neighbor Eagal. and pro-
pounds such series Of geogra phical ques-
tons that the attempt to answer them, we
fear, might excite our nerves as much as his
appear to be. We extend to him the con
dolence Of our sympathy. and hope he may
hereafter be more fortunate when he at.
tenpts TO give his readers early news.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

Now that it is ascertained with certainty
that the Wings have majority in both
branches Of the IowaL Legislature, our" Dem.
ooratic" contemporaries. with the most un.
blushing efrontery. are proposing that THEN
members elect "fuse" with the Wings in the
choice OF U. s. Senator! That's rich
after all that has been said about the Wings
"fusing" with the Aboltionists. IT.. hard
death. gentlemen Locofocos. but we entrea,
you, die with composure
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Hog Items

PoRK.-We understand that the proprie-
tors of the pork houses here expect to go to
work earlier than usual this season--as ear
ly as the weather will permit 1t is esti-
mated by those who have taken every means
to ascertain the facts, that there will be no
falling off in quantity in this part Of the
country, though it is the general belief that
the quality Will not be as good as usual
The number Of hogs in the country being
much larger than ever before, there being
no corn to feed them, vast quantities will be
hurried into market mas, fatted. The
price can hardly be guessed at-probably it
will not be below Fincennes Gaz. 10th
PORK PACKING CoMMEscEp.-Messrs
Sunderland g. Co., have engaged two thou.
sand still-fed hogs at So SO per hundred, and
have already killed and packed some 100 OF
them. They are remarkably heavy, and will
be slaughtered us the weather permits, the
whole hog, except shoulders and hams, be.
| ing turned to lard. From all that we can
learn, hogs promise to be plenty here ant
| all over the country, and prices fair but MOI
CONGRATULATIONS Telegraph. 10th
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Gbe aailg @a5ette,
ALFRED SANDERS, Eog'oH



4 Home IN the West.
4 young man called upon Us a lev exc h
inCs since who stated. TIA, in company with
TWO or three others, he was on bis winding
Nay overland 70 Nebraska, witlis'ype and
press 10 establish paper at The seat Of
Rovetnnseni. sfierii shall have been located.
He was ftcr, the northern part ef Ohio, and
Democrat escaping from amid the runs
of HE party, in The endeayos to fnd mere
aeoafsnisl location in the wilds of the West.
He inquired rather despondingiy. if there
we're such thing AZ Nebraska paper in
all ihis region Of country. We directed him
10 the Banner and the poor fellow brighten
ed up considerably, a. since be had left his
home We doubt If he hsd,seen man who
would confess to ever having advocated the
claims Of the Nebraska bill, and-though
you needn't mention it sloud-we are not
90 sure Be will find anybody at the Banner
ONCE who will be willing to make such a
confession.
This individual in search OF homo, had
met with nothing but series Of misfortnnes
since he bad left Lorain county, and though
rejoicing in the chanticieer name of Chap
man, be didn't scem much in the mood of
Growing, perhaps fancying himself not yet
cut Of the woods. He acknowledged, how.
ever. q pretty extensive acquaintance with
slcughs and fairly cursed the plains Of Hi
nois for having So many damp spots. and
hoped be would end his pathway easier as
he progressed westward. We gave him
some good advice and Daily Gazette and.
with the consultations the poor man received
across the way. We trust he went on his de-
vious course with heart elated and s9szitsre-
cruited.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

LATER AND BErTER.--The Chicago Tn
tune says that gentlemen who left Jeffer-
sonville. Ind, on Saturday, state, that there
10 no longer any doubt as to the LIST and cd
Districts Of Indiana, which it was feared
might have gone Democratic. In the Is,,
Hall, Wing, has beaten Miller 1000, and in
the I'd, Slaughter has IS over English.
That tells the story, and Indiana sends
ssersn Anti-Nebraska Representatives to
Congress next winter. Last winter she
had one.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Immigration.

A gentleman familiar with and who has
recently visited the lower part Of cur State,
describes the rush of .em;srants into Iowa
from this point to Keokuk, as unsurpassed
BY any previous year. He states that every
ferry is crowded with the teams and cattle
of farmers from the Eastern States, who are
seeking the broad prairies of the West, up
on which to pitch their tents. Let them
come, there 10 room for thousands, and the
rich soil will amply recompense them for
Ill labor expended upon it.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

"a ROLLING STONE GATHERS no Moss >,
Wei! what of that Who wants to he n
messy old stone, away in some damp corner
of pasture where sunshine and fresh ar
never come. for the cows to rub themselves
against, for snails and bugs to crawl over,
and for toads 10 squat under among the
poisonous weeds II is far better to be a
smooth and polished stone, rolling along in
the brawlng stream OF life, wearing off the
rough corners, bringing out the firm crysta.
line structure Of the granite or the delicate
veins Of the agate or chalcedory II isthis
perpetual chating and rubbing IN the whirl.
pool current that shows what sort of grit a
man IL made OF and what use he is good for
The sandstone and SOB pstone are ground
ogn Ia sard ard mud, but the ffm rock is
selected Tor the towering foatress. and the
diamond - CT -ndpolished for the monarchs
crown,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Superior Writing Papers

lust. pening large stock or Writing Paper. fen
81 The soathM or,h Manufacturing Compan, ore d
the hes, Paper Mills IN the Eastern s.atcs--s.Hg
large amount Of linen stock aud making their Paper
of a .unerior quality. The stock comprises Blue and
White Cap, Counting House Cap, Legal Cap, Con-
cress POST Fine, supertne and Extra, Bin Paper
broad fold aud narrow bath Post Git edge am
,nin-ron,merelal uotc. small note Sc Nc. The Al
ienton OF vi using writing paper are respectfully IL
yiieG 10 he above at
TlICI WA ROCK Rooms,
Brady ST., near Sd, Davenport
10 mo ~. ELI ADAMS, Agent.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
A GOOD BOY

nESlROUS Of acquiring complete knowledge o
- the Printing business can obtain an excellent aud
permanent situation ia the Gazette oice early APP
plication. SANDERS 81 DAVIS, Pubs.
Oct. 90th. 1854
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

We say, let Democracy" be no longer a
name-let it be DEMOCRACY now
IoDa Capital Reporter.
That's pretty clear admission, friend
Sylvester, and it comes rather late, but there
is hope as long as there is life.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Situation Wanted

I DY young man acquainted with Banking, Railroad
/ } and Mercantile bus ness Address /. Ii. q at the
/ Gazette Office.
| Davenport Oct 90, le5i div
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
SfIAWLS.

WE shall open to-day the Largest Lot o.
w shawis wehnye ever opened, embracing gre,
variety OF New sfy and Designs. Particulars EEK
week. Garland them at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Oct 20 81 n Brady s,s.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

The Iowa City Republican and the Reporter
are each to be published Trl-Weekly during
the session Of the next Legislature. The
Republican is to appear in new dress
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

w. s. Graves, conductor OF q gravel train
on the Rock Island Railroad Yves t. verel.
if not MORALLY injured on Thursday morn
ing last by his head striking bridge under
which the train was passing
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Valuable Farms for Sale
AT AUCTION.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday the leh
2oh and ola insts.

2oh and 2lst insts.
THESE farms are al IN one neighborhood lying u
mites worth nom the Cit, Of Davenport, on ihc
road IL nubuaue; all good Stock Farms, 10 high cult
sation and under fetec, Well ~atered aud timbersd
lat. 0ne Farm Of 400 acres, we'll improved, ~iia
large dwelling and large new Barn.
"a, one Farm Of Az acres, Ia the Wapsipiraeon bet
tons Land tine suos. fertile, good new dweiEg; new
barn, txc all unaes fence and la high eaitis .tnn.
Watcred by wells springs and the bounding one
side.
81. Also excellent Farms of from so TO $40 acre,
each; all under ience; with comfortable dwellings
We'll watcrcd, Sc.
At sae time aud pisces some eco head or Cattle,
aonc Witch 81 good MIiea ow s--stosk and Beet
csrtts assort.d H0rsss, Hugs sheep, AN indefinite
nun Ser.
Large amounts Of Cora, Wheat Oats. Hay, and also
Farming Utensils ~ same time. Buyers should not
fail 10 attend themselves.
TERMS iiberai % purchasers and made know on
DAY of sale. Conseyanees t0rHished Ggarls 10 those
desiring 10 20 eat from the Cit, OF Davenport.
GEO. L. NICHOLS. Agt.
:. PARKER, Aurtioneer. Oct ls-dts
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Prices Current Of Davenport Nark.,
Newspapers, latest dates.

r ONION illustrated News (sept 23d) price u
IL do Pinch edo do) a.
Gicason,s Pictorial Drawing Room Companion N
Know Nothing. Spirit OF the Times, N. Y, Triban.
n. Y. Herald, n, Y. Dutchnail-B Boston Plot, s1,
spangied Banner, Frag Of our Union, Picsa,uns ssl
urduy Ey eu,g,P Post, American Courier, Dollar New
paper &C. Single copies for sale and subserlpuaa
received ut
The Iowa Book Rooms,
Brady Street, near Sd, Davenport
10 mo 20. Eli ADAMS, Aet.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
TEAS /.

FINE assortment ofeheiee Green and Black, jss
n rscci, ed aud for sale by
ALvoRD & VAN PArTEy,
Davenport oelI9. Opposite the Post One
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

The Muscatine Journal 10 about to adopt
the cash system on subscription. That's
the right principle.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
Cheap School Books

S,OMEwHE IRE ELSE than al the Iowa Book Rooms
- For Instance. 1t No. lie c afro Block may be
found al the hooks used ia the Davenport Public
school, with a Few others used elsewhere.
ALsp,
Ever, description of School stationery prices
above tbs market. w. ii. HOLMES q co.
Oct, IA, l-54.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

DOE Colored Note aud Letter Paper, the late.
III styles, jus, rcceivedut
oc.3 Not Lie Claire Bloch
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

LOOK OUT FOR ouNTERFEITs.-Mr.
Thornton. Teller in Messrs Cook, Sargent
e. Parker's Banking House has just shown
us a most spiendidly executed counterfeit
five on the City B nix Of New Haven, Ct.
Letter /, payable toJ. +. Sheffield, and da-
ted March Ath 1854. 1t is probable there
are more of them which will be offered here.
Look our. /. Repab.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21

It's stated by gentleman lately return
ed from Cauada. that the bears driven from
the woods and back places by want Of food,
have been unusually numerous in the open
fields One farmer lost twenty mine cattle,
carried of by them, and others have suffer-
ed in like manner, though not to such an ex-
tent a crusade sg inst these marauders
was made, and about dozen were shot
One weighing about two hundred pounds
was found caught in the sluice way Of the
railroad at Sherbroek, and was forthwith
killed.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
ARRIVAL OF AFRICA.


Destruction Russian Fleet False
Menschiso8,s Surrender False'-- Omar I'd
cha's Despatch Forgsry.-Ffgat'ns con-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-10-21
The Largest and Best

The Largest and Best
T OF Of Cheese in the City in store and for sale
IL by ALVoRD d VAN PArIEN.
Opposite the Post ONCE.
Davenport, Oct. 2lst, ls5I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13
IllRIVALs IT TsE rElsaliL HOTELS

viie oe... EHoTkL x:.hs. ys. .s.s
cfomwsn. q, Jos " southalL AmcIis: J.o q
schmidts Chs.isfts; w > Hoasssoa, Colaeb's: @
bslI z cesdids, chs.tsrasss: " I Hashss nd
v.nna; BowieA Hanover 3 = Meftaaes. rls;
VT FipReu,. Luneahusef Col TsyIei, Halifax; W
Ambsrs Chesterfield; 3 Ellia. J r Caltss, pstbE J
King. Stsansop; kishardson, Nashsile; @ W Dem.
son, Scottsville; Z Cray g. Appsrson Buckine-
hsm;C = Coleman. CunSsrland; ~ Prussia, WIN g
g uch. scottsville: Booker. n Taylor. Bashanss;
0oochland; q w 4 Kaine, sslslo spriaEs: Z Scott,
Powhatan; 4 n Lindssy, Va; J a Newton, Backiag-
ham; w 3 Crals, Powhatan.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-J w Lsppssley, Va;
ssnupP, Ws.hinltor; = e%ead and LADY, WallisT,;
Berr ,, Va; w Go9de, BoydtoB; 8 Loyde, lady
aad2 chidreB. Ga; n Malone, Richmond; = Harta-
horn, N Y; b q Anderson. Amelia; N Green. Chss-
Hs: s. b,ss
Boston; D VIII ism . City; w BreM 0hern
mon. Blur enyille: + shirbin. Ala; w w jones' Mol
son; Capt Grsen. Pstsfsburg.
Garland, LJnchburs: N Taiiafsrro. Wythsville 9
z Holt Roanoke; B Cosenhan, Warnsburg; = Z
Baptist, Mecklsnbure; II n Waller, Wiilmsbr; 8 =
Davis Ga; Mz Marshall, Miss Marshall, Miss Book
e. M.r u Charlotte; Bos; Nswbesn;
Ward. Norfolk: L Mayo, 0oocbland; McCar.
thy N o; g w Erwin. Ala; w 1nman, " Y;
Hamilton. 8 c: n Myers. n c; 81 Oliver, Go; 3
ker, Hanover; w c ReddaIl, lady and SON, W.shing.
ton; X Whittemer, Mass Dudley, q o; A n
Barbour CulpepeT; Miner, Charlottesville; w
Truslow. Lewisbure; d Harris lady and vt, F
qaier; w Lipscomb, A Lipscomb, Mobile; w r
Wickham, Hanover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-13

FaoM TKxAs.-We learn from the Galveston
Times that the yellow fever in that city has greatly
abated. There were but two interments on the
hut, and four on the 3oth. Hopes were enter.
tanned Of speedy disappearnnco Of the pestilence
The Galveston News has . letter from CORES
Pondant giving an account OF the destruction Al
says:
oaen scene Of distress and suffering hope
susn never wtfness again, and which language fails
~. sisl give you inc most distant idea Of saw
one lsdy VINO was driven Into the stroets with fonY
little children, come staggering IN fwhere seyeral
Of 10 were trying to take sheifer) nth evervhing
she had on blown from her body, And thst of har
little daughter. The infant she held IN her .-,,.
alone retained It, clothes the other two nne 49,
and tho other I've years old, were torn nam her
and are supposed 10 be lost. Nor was ths he an.
case Il the kind, for am informed by Mr. Powel,
and others, thai there werc, perhaps . hundred
others who were picked mp n the open streets
and yards early tn The morning. But enough Of
this
The loss ofproperty y estimated 70 be Tho Gu
tire value Of ersry species Of personal properly Ia
the place. Speaking oithe loas Of lie. the WRITER
goes On to sag:
.sThe number OLIVES lost 4 not yst known. We
only know positively Of six thensmes Of whom