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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04

A c A ID z MY OF MUST c.
"A TWENTY-EIGHrH NIGHT or THE SEASON.
Madame DE LA GRANGE,
Az ELvAA,
In Bellinis Grand Open, in three acts,
THE RITANS,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. S, 1885.
LoS Arthur snor sRIGNoLl
sir Richard Forth ....signor hORELLl
NOTICE!
The reduction In prices to all p.rts Of the house to
ONE ID o LAR.
Secured Seats 50 cents Extra Ampbithester, Is centa
Musical Director and Conductor MAX AARETLEK.
Doors open att; Opera commences att
Reserved seats be obtained the Principal Office
Brt adwsy 4hst Danskin's Agency. Joes Mu-
sic Snre No $40 Brosewsy and 1t Hall Sens Pisnoforte
and Music Store, Nc. 2Se Broadway.
4 CARD.-Signor AMODIO has the honor of
announcing TO his friends and public bis BENEFIT
will take pl.ce TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. H. at the
Academy OF Music which occasion will be presented fer the
FIRST TIME THIS SEASON Donizettis grand Opera OF
LUCREZIA BORGlA,
with the following powerful cas-:
Lucft Ia.. ny de La Grange
............Ale Nautier Ddlee
sSlsnof oTgnOn
Assisted by the Artists of the Academy
and AMODIO, and anew ROMANCE by Sisnor BRIGNOLI.
Price reduced to One Dollar; Secured Seats cents extra
Reserved Seats be secured the principal Office
Of Broadway and 4tbs at DA vSKGN5 Ageccy; at J0L-
LIES Music Store No. SIG Broadway; HALL SONS Mu-
sic Store No 239 Broadwsy.
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Irish Poets.-Mis TERESA ESMONDE will. by invita-
Ion Awe her Reading before going South fro the Poets OF
Ire and at The Tabernacle on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec.
Tetets rs etnts reserved SEATS SO To be bad
Hss Muc store Walters Music store ounegans Bookstore
s.dsfs Bookstore, and the Tabernacle Door open
seeel. 10 commence ats.
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JUVENILES Tor the HOLIDAYS

u DICKENSS LITTLE FOLKS
series Of beautiful Juveniles selected from Dcksnss
works In bis Language With IluErsons BY Darcy
lerno. Cloth.
Published This Day, Sov. "a: go
TIRE CHILD WIFE. From the David Copperneid" Of
CHARLES Dickens. lsmo. Cloth, So esnts-
Already Published in the ssme SeIies: - =,
T. LITTLE MIL. Prom The Old Curiosity shop OF
Chsrles Dcs Cloth. Price IS Cents -,
II SMlKE From the Nicholas Nickleoy' OF ShH!es
Dickens. Cloth Price SO cents
On Tuesday. Dec =: -.
OLIVER AND TBE JEW PAGIN. From the " Oliver
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On Thursday, Dec 6:
FLoRBNCF poMBEY Ffoin the Dombey and Son. Of
Charles Dickens iSmo Cloth. Pri:e - cents
On Saturday. Dec 8:
LITTLE PAUL From the "Dombsy and Son OF Chsres
Dckera lsmo. Cloth Price So eep'S -
J. S. REDFIELD, Nc. 81 Beeknsnr.
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Gcrscs, Carriages, &r.

CIXTH-AVENUE RAILROAD Co~FOR
- SALE Six OMNIBUS sLEiG IS, vary little used. and
complete IN every AsO four tuns o tngcicr Eossn
HORSE SHOE IRON. APFlI to the SUPERINTENDENT,
corr o. 9Th sv and $50.
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nN THURSDAY December 8, will be Pub
" LISHEO:
RO Sc CL T. *.
BY FANNY FERN.
-. Price, 81 IS. . 4,
hsnperior TO saythins yet hsd from The kiftes
pen q Fanny Fern" [New-lork Mirror.
IL viii prove the poppl.r a. Ia 10 the arssst wotk
which abe has yet produeedS IN Y. Sunday Co1lier.
Ii certainly the best thing Amsre,s f.yoe sathores
has yst done" IN Y. Entr' Ac;e.
MASON BROTHERS, Hsw-Yok .
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Menu Publications.

THE PHREN JOURNAL:
Devoted all those Progressive for the Elevation
and Improy ement of Mankind. illustrated 81 year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04

NJ B l. O's G. A x d + n E.
IN The Wonderful RAvEL FAMILY, asd
MILE HObERT. sod the BALLETCOMPANY.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec 4, 1855
The entertainments will commence with the Comie Psnto
mime of THE FOUR LOVERS
CHARACTERS by the RAVEL FAMILY.
To be followed by GRASD DIYERTIsE xENTby
Mile. THERESA ROBERT,
FROM L. Academic Imperale. Paris
Nile. LIMA WlNDEL end Mile PAULINE GENE,
Mime MARZETTl, Nile. FLORA,
PAUL BRILLIANT and
ThE BROTHERS RAVEL.
The whole to conclude with the Grand Fsy Spectacle Of
ASPHODEL,
or, The MAGIC PEN.
In which The whole of
THE WONDERFUL RAVEL FAMILY
VIII appear, together with thet
GREAT COMPANY or SIXTY PERFORMERS.
90 CENTS
Prvefe
Orchestra Seats ...s."&l
BoxOhce open daily from a. m TO for securing
Orchestra seats and Private Boxes only.
Doors open at 81 performances to commence st73
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fine ARTS.

GOUPIL q Co. have on exhibition for shora
~ nmo "PHEhICYCLE Do PALNs oES BEAUI
Akfs tne Apoth.os Of abe AItsJ Painting By Psn De d
kscse tiNE ART GALLERY. No No Broadway N. Y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
! Arrival Of the Baltic.

New York, Nov.3.--Noon.- Til. Baltic
arrived in dense fog, unannounced.
Breadstuffs frmer: wheat has advanced
4@6d; Flour Sd: Corn 2@ed higher. Va
The Russlans were repalsed at Kars
With the loss Of q, ,080 men.
The allies have organized to concentrate
an advance from Eapstoria, and other points
in order to cut of and surround the Russian
forces. .a8aks gyaiNry HI.
Kimburn, at the mouth Of The Dneiper
vas captured by the Allies on the i7tb.
Laman, and Phanagoris. in the Straits d
Kertsch. have been destroyed.
The advanced post Of the allies, was with
In 55 leagues Of baktchisaria.
The Russians were. retiring -Liprandi IL
tending to defend the Bslbec.
The north part ofSebastapol Il issurrounded
by new Russian iortifcations.
KArs sas attacked on The aoth. TIE
slaughter was immense, and sGorlschakoif
was 10 be Cours-msftialsd fssisSsi4 fsl
Nothing new from the Cfinea.
fatsts tN tYf1ttssN43 f4f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
The National Agricultural Exhi-
1850 sf bition. se

The receipts for admission to this exhibi
tion, held in Boston last week. amounted
it is said, to about fifty thousand dollars
One line Of omnibuses carried SO, 1000 per.
sons to the exhibition, and another about
10000. A dispatch, referring to The closing
incidents, says: .a a
A trot, the best three in five, between
Chicago Jack and Lady LitchfeId, took
place. the former winning the first two heats
In 1856 and 2.33, and the latteI the third
and fourth heats in 9,37 and $3.50. ~
The lady won the fifth heat in e,38. but
the judges deducted for the breaks and
gave the race to Chicago Jack. Bob Logic
of Montreal, a running horse. made his hal
mile in 56 seconds.
From table published in the Traveller
it appears that the total numbar Of persons
who came into the city on Thursday last
was eighty seven Thousand seven hundred
and sixteen; and the total ntalnber aof per.
sons who went out Of the city on The same
day was eighty two thousand one hundred
and six-thus showing that 6ve-thousand
six hundred and sixty one strangers who
came into the city on that day remained
over night.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
Scarcity Of Horses.

A correspondent of the Spirit Of the
Times. writing from Paris under date o
May 3ist, remarks on the state Of the Lon
don horse market as folio VS.:
Ladies' saddle horses are not to be had
neither are carriage horses, which viii sur.
prise you. In thirteen days search | could
not find descent pair for sale at any price
II this war lasts another year. the Europe,
ans win be importing horses from America,
and it would be well worth the attention Of
our farmers and breeders to raise large hor.
ses ft to draw heavy carriage, or carry q
heavy man. Good saddle horses for gentle.
men are still to be found by paying fot
them; 6rstrate one stands you 800 dol
lars. A Utica IN. Y. paper states that 3
gentleman is now in that city pu, chasing
carriage and saddle horses for the Paris
market. @
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
Bringing down the Price Of Flour

Bringing down the Price Of Flour.
A number Of the citizens Of Concord, New
Hampshire, (where -four is selling at SI2.
SO per barr i, recently got up subscrip-
tion and sent an agent to the West to pur-
chase three hundred barrels. He returned
few days ago, and delivered it tothe sub.
scribers at o,75 per barrel. This plan has
been adopted in several to xns in the east.
The citizens of Thompsonvile. Connecticut
recently united in purchasing two hundred
and ffty.two barrels Of hour from the man.
nfacturesi at Rochester, and il was delivered
at their doors for 1888 per barrel. This was
a saving Of 2. so or 500 on barrel.
The "bread league" in Charlestown, Mas
sachusetts, has been organized, and Eve hun.
dred barrels Of -four have been subscribed
for. When eight hundred barrels have
been taken up. the agent will proceed to the
West to purchase -four. s&A '8
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
The Ten Per Cent Interest Law


The Newark (o) Times. Fusion papel
in an article referring to the probable action
of the Legislature upon the ten per ct. law,
says:
"We trust it may be repealed and in i.i
place law passed forfeitipg the entire
principal, where. in any case, for aEy length
of time, the interest to be paid will amount
to more than six per cent per year. New
ark co. Times.
So dove. We won't quarrel with The
Times" nor with any other Fusion paper
on this point. If the Legislature repeals
that burdensome Interest law. without pas
sing others still more oppressive, we will sa,
amen to it. N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
What do YOU think Of IT'D

You. who suck everything th i is published
in lying fusion papers about outrages in
Kansas; viii please read the following from
the Cincinnati Gazette, a leading fusion pa.
per. II may be proper to adj that the ~.
ing correspondence ofthe Cleveland Leader,
mentioned below, has been published once
or twice in tho Cadiz Republican, where
all srcH STUFF never fails to appear:--
KGSsAs.--The st. Louis Republican con-
tradicts the statement of correspondent Of
the Cleveland Leader, whose letter we
published last week. in regard to certain
outrages committed by the Missourians in
Kansas, of late. Every statement made by
the writer is denied. d.--Cin Gazette.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07


1Ask ksags auiuF.ui taui.rs oalh@n1nL
And some, ,with whom compared ysaf insect uibes
Are but the beings Of a summers dsy,
Have held the scale OF empire, ruled he s:osza
ofmighty war; khs with uaweArrisd hand, =
Disdsinias little dsligaeisa. ssirsd he plough. :
And greatly indspendsnl lived"
What are those afflicted with such vain.
idio,ieAl notions but The drones Of sOcisty--
"the eaterpTlus Of the cOmmonwealsh. ="
Bat l apprshsud, The fact. that few hold
70 such siekly notions. will not cause the
sgrieulturist to lose much sleep Of nights,
or to think much lsss of his occupation
Poor souls, they are more 70 Be pitied than
blamed. II is not their fault. Il Is all ow.
ing to lack Of brains. To adopt merit as
the test Of nobility, would be utter sunihi-
lation to them. Let US therefore. be char
liable. discard merit. aud permit them to
usetheir own tests Of birth. fortune. fancy
clothes. and glossy hiAr: And let them
flourish in all their butterfly glory; while
you. realizing the Importance and dignity
Of your calling, continue. unmoved by such
drivellers, TO employ your best energies in
its promotion and advancement. Let your
motto be "onwsrj;" "We take no step back
wards" cheered with the reflection, that
the benefits of your efforts, will not be con-
fined to yourselves alone. "No pent up Uti
ca contracts our powers. The whole
boundless woeld is ours" A good crop in
Ohio will cause many poor family tc
rejoice, over "the deep blue sea-" If then,
You would do good to your own families
if you would benefit your stats--if you
love the human race, and desire 10 see them
happy all over the face of the earth If you
would increase the power and prosperity o
this glorious UNgoN,--lst your efforts be
unceasing in the advancement ofthe grea
cause of scientific agriculture. 50
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

Those that are cRrxs enough 10 believe
that the fusion party intend to reduce
the taxes Of this State. are referred to the
following from the Cleveland Herald, the
leading fusion paper on the Reserve
" The Governor should reside At tie capi.
tai. and While Ohio Is expendiug her hun.
dredes Of thousands for y suitable capitol.
her Chief Eeculiye officer has not where q
layhis bead. This remark il not intended ID
apply personally IA the present worthy bach.
elor Incumbent We mean the eabernatorial
head. should have . shelter paid for and
furnished BY the State. 20 dat Ohio NAV
have It's East Room. = In which the soyefl
eigp people may meet and mingle around
their chief Executive. We 60 iii for al exl
ecutiye mansion at Columbus, no soon "a
other engagements may allow. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
Judge Belden.

In letter to the editor of the CarroIton
Companion written since the election.
Judge Geo. W. BELpEN holds.the following
encouraging language, which is worthy the
attention OF democrats:
"Never in my judgment, was the demo
cratic party in sounder condition in Ohio
than now, nor had it ever stronger grounds
TO hope for early triumph, than at this mo.
ment. not only in Ohio, but throughout the
Unioa. Letevery demo 4 stand to h.s pos
TRUST in God and keep his powder dry
and victory must crown the effort Of D emoc-
racy in the very next conflict, with over.
whelning success"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
Pittsburgh and steubenviIle
- Rail Road.


A correspondent Of the Philadslphia In,
quirsI Is travelling west. He esmsto Plus
barsh BY The Central road. and vent woss
b5 de Stepbenyille Line. OF as be says
''Ieayina Pittsburgh. We deiarmined 10
Try the nav routs via. the stenbenville and
Indiana Railroad. We accordingly took
passage In the steamer Venture, one Of the
boats running in connection with that road.
and after good nights rest. found ourself
once rein handsome and spacious cars
from the mauufsetOty Of Messrs. Kimball l.
Gortan. Of our city, bound for Newark.
where ihe Steubenyille road now connects
with the Central Ohio road. completing the
connection to this place. As InOtics BY the
Inquirer of Saturday last, that gentlemen
connected with the Steubenville and India.
ma Railroad are now in Philadelphia. ask.
ing assistance from our business men; fol
the purpose of completing the equipments
Of the road. preparatory to the opening o
the steubenville and Pittsburgh Railroad
which is expected to take place early in tn,
coming spriog; will devotea shor; space to
that undertaking. must confess that my
trip over this line has created censidera
bic surprise in my mind; that so little shoul,
be known among the business men in our
city. ia regard to the advantages that mus
accrue to them immediately, upon the open
ing Of the PittSburs b and Steubenville koad
The road now in operation, between Steu
benville and Columbus. is by far the mos
level and direct east and west line in Ohio
and passes through the most densely popu
ated and highly cultiva ated portion Of IN,
State. A wag in the train observed that .'i
was the shortest cut through the bigges
corn6eld he had ever SEEN"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
ssATE--sPEEDY---sURE!

Something for your own benefit!
rior to Others and within the OF every ndiyld
ual @ st# ao3H&
100 Pills for Twenty-Five Cep,s! ags
No extortion IN price--Ho Calonel- no rnineEsl
poison whatever, ss
DR.. Townsend's Health Pills
fully merit the great reputation they have acquired
They called for from all parts ottie land because
they are all that they claim 10 be. @
WHAT rRAy WILL %. $50 y
They purify the blood, @ es
They cleanse the System cf Elumors, "a ss@s2
They cure Dyspepsia and ll:digcstion,
They create an Appetite,
They cure Sick Headache, Dizziness and Low Spjr
its, fA* s@* 9@@ A @ "
They arrest Fevers @ 4 susssR EFM
They promote healthy notion ofthe Liver. 4
They Bre sure cure for Costiyeaoss and iiab;tual
Constipation, #sgs rF@
They are highly eficacious in Female Complaints.
They Strengthen and give tone to tho SYSTEM -
they are the best Family Medicine known. s&
II is an obvious inquiry, how one medicine can
however, are so compounded of curative matoriuis
that persons have only to TRY THEM and the an
swer will be found in arestored body and aRinvigo.
rated constitution.
Each Box contains 100 Pills. at the aaonshinsly
low price OF 25 Cents &@ &# TIA
Every individual should have them.
9crDirecuons accompany euck Box A PAL.
MER, General Agent Stouingtoil conn. ss3
Remember tho Price, One Hundred Pills Of TWEEN
ty.five cents! -. IL
For sale BY Patterson & co, and J II Logan &co..
Wheeling Va RI# @a H8 a&
AGrNrs.--John Beall and Hamilton, EadiE &
c Croskey and NJ Joiiey, New Market Brown,
Barnhouse and VIM Walters New Hagsrst cw
A Jul Schneider, Moorefeld. u ] Phillips con
Smyrna. nous l854-ly.s
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Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY!

WHO have extended SO libe, al and generous Pat
ronage TO me during my residence in Cadiz, in
which period OF time 1t hns teen my good fortune
TO form many acquintances, make many friends
whose friendsh!p and Kindness will ever be remem.
bered with the most pleasant emotions. Time in
its onward flight, brings many changes Years a.
go your humble servant was the first pioneer in the
Clothing enterprise in Cadiz starting with deter
minatlon 20 sell cheap, and deal fairly, he Itoped
to build up trade that would steadily increase
and bring to his counter on thcfetnrn Of each year
the ace ofthese who were his patrons of the fiji ST.
And this proclamation is issued to inform all who
are in want or Clothing ofanJ Description, Price,
Qualify or Quantity, from cotton shirt to a cart
load, can be accommodated on the most adyanta
geous terms. am now receiving direct from she
Eastern cities, the Largest Stock Fall and Win
ter Clothing ever opened n Harrison Co. Consist
ing in part Of the following goods:
Heavy and hnel overcoats, a large assortment,
all kinds, grades, quail til 8; Dress frock sack box
and bi tiness coats, OF all colors; shades and va.
rieies; all kinds Of pants, velvet plush, fancy and
plain satns, siks, csssimerian &c. lots OF furnish
ing goods, shirts drawers and undershirts cravats.
handkerchiefs, collars socks and suspenders which
will be sold cheaper than these articles ever have
been sold in Harrison Co. have also a fine and
well selected stock of cloths cassiIuers, yestinps
and oyercoating Tor the purpose OF making up
all kinds Of Custom Work.
which will be cut and made in the best and most
fashionable style and by the best mechanics il, the
country. A large stock OF BOYS fCLOTHINCsi
which, with alny goods, will be sold at the very
lowest prices. ssstalss ss t.4s.. =,
My stock is the largest, best selected aud stand
ready to prove it decidedly the cheapest in Harri.
son county. offer it for sale. II comes within
the wants and circumstances of all. To the buyer
in this article then give call, it will afford me
pleasure to show you through my extensive assert.
ment and variety, and if Ila in quality or price.
the fault will be my own ! will be happy to See
my old trends and pleased TO make the acauaints
ance OF new ones when they can make it conveni-
corner opposite the Court House, and under the
"Sentivtl" office, Cadiz, Ohio.
( Cadiz, Ohio, Nov. 7.ai555. JACOB CRABB. "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger II !.
gents, No ia and IFS Water st Pittsbirgh' y Il
N. Kinney Freight Agent, Litsis Miami X, 4 4
Depot, Cincinnati. e ta n
r W. stfader, Passenger Agent, Broadway. cia.s
cinnan Il "A 6ss ~ -
1 Richard Hooker, PassengeraAgent, Newark.
+. A, Wells, do, -, Ste,il,snv,,is
LAFAYETTE DEvENNY, General Freight ard Tick.
ct Agent, Steubenville. al q s sz
p. W. W00DWAR,, Superintendent.
September IL, 1855. saa8 sa9 eaas1 Hss, I
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
1924 of a Gain!

Some Of the Democratic papers Of this
State are boisting of the Democratic gains
in their respective Congressional districts.
We think the elst in proportion to her vote
echpses then all.
Last year the vote in this district for Su-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
Democratic gain 1924
Has any district in the State done better
in proportion to the number of votes cast?
Pittsburgh Post has a /,

Eg-The Pittsburgh Post has very in
teresling article in relation TO the manufac-
lures in that city. II the Pittsburgh Man
ufacturers would let the people know thro'
the country press, tlat they manufacture
such and articles, their business would in
crease, and the people would have a better
knowledge Of what Pittsburgh manufac-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

ET Forty physicians ,lie,l at Norfolk.
Va. during the raging of-the yellow fever
at that place. Y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

Chase received, l46.6S4
Medill g & .l31 ,592
Trimble 1880
Chase's majority over Medillis l5o42.
Medlll and Trim5le's majority over Chase,
s,20e.
Chase is then minority Governor. !.
The majority for the Fusion. Know Moth
ing State officers is about $1,000.
Last year Swans majority over Norris
wss 75.42a. The Democratic gain this
year (iaking the vote on the State tickst) Is
10000. Wal some fusion-knov-nothing
tell US how much their majority will be
next year II they lose 90 mach a. they have.
this? We would advise them to crow over
the result Of this election, and feel just as,
good as they can on the i4th. for they bare
done wonders. (oyer the left.) .s- h.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

ES-Tt Is supposed II Il the. extension Of
ibe Pittsburgh and cieveland railroad from
Bridgeport to Beaver, win be completed =
& inst tho iat Of next August. II 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

EB.A destructive fie occurred a. Bloom.
ington ILL.,, on the 18th ult.. which destroT.
ed property to the amount of cne hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. sa
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