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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Fail RIVER Mass jar Is 1854
From til a Fall River Mentor.
Know No thingis,n in coneresz,

The late speech Of Hen r. =. Banks ~ tho
United States House OF REPRESENTATIVES. seems
likely to bring the subject Oh nnow- Nothngism
prominently beofe Congress. We hope this
may be the case, and that the subject may take
such shape as will bring on The opinions and tho
sentiments OF members from all parts Of The T.
Mon. hat the Acknowledging elements is TO
persade the people tH sometime 10 come clear-
ly appears aud will probably result in the ei,.c.
ton OF the next Pres dent One thing is tine.
that il the party hold together, aud ine,ease as
rapidly AS II has fer the last year, Tho Knew
Noihinos will do about they have a mind Il,
when the day for the election o. Pfesiien, comts
Whether ihty will be abla 70 keep united, how.
ever, is a matter OF some speculation Just now
there being, it is said. indications oil 'sbo'' in
asgiain quarters. OF the truth Of this statement,
WE, of course, KNOW NOTHING. One thing is
clear, thai the party Nur'h VII declare Itself in
aver OF ifsedotn and with whit effect, time
alone can reveal. II the South hope 10 strength.
Ell i'self through Know Nothing influence, i,
will find Itself mistaken In car opinion Free
dom is lon lPaf 10 the Northern heart 10 be re-
inqnehed tur MINOR considerations. and nothing
woul! be mefe raaoas % any party than favor
ing, IN any ot lis phases, American Slavery
\ bold and decided stand must be taken on
this q.leslron aud while doing nothing TO incur
the eensure of the Sauh III reference 10 slavery
as it exists under the Constitution, we hope to
see The American Party ekjds strong gronhds
against is spead over other territory |,
n 60 certainly will be shorn of lis strength if it
| lszs aes with the South Tor the advance of OPP
preston Liberty should be lis watch wor,i.
Liberty for all men. and no more slave terrific
ry-NoT ONE INCH.
Iae effort OF some Of the papers to make it
appear that the Know Nothings ale disposed
10 lei the question oil slavery alone, may be true
in certain sence, but thai they will remain
/ quiet aud suffer the South 10 do what they please
IS not so. They will SPEAK and Acr Tor Free
'iom and no obligation can prevent them from
SO doing, and if the slave power likes not this,
IA il BE- SO, that's all There ara certain great
principles we suppose, The pariy propose car
Tying eut, in which the Mouth aHd South are
alike Interested, anl il this can he done fairly
vefy we'll iilli Il aas. lei il moi be done al all
is our sentiment. Give Us American principles
II you please, but nj al the expense OF al, we
hold dear AID sacred, the FREEnoa or THE ru-
MAN RACE, WITHOUT pis.iNeTIoa OF COLOR or
condition.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

DoN'r GET MARRIED. than two
years since, lady and gentleman, residents
oil neighboring town, were engaged to
be married. N hen the time for the union
arrived however the fair one proved false,
and refused to fulfil her part OF the ohliga-
ton. Since then they both came to this
city where the engagement was renewed,
aud iAe lady was promising herself the
bliss of a bride. Last Sunday was the ap-
pointed time for the twain to become one
ileshi and the church, the place of the cer4
emory. After services in the morning.
more than lily persons waited to witness
the scene, aud the priest was At the altar,
when the man quietly remarkiag TO the
lady" Before. wanted to get married and
YOU sacked ms aud NOW you want to'gc,
married and ID the saae, "--eit the
house, to the 10 small amaxement OF al
parties, and The sfeat disappointment OF
the spectators presant, In sly nothing OF
sAe LADY, -ya6assoft li,aH
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
n .asesEsESSsg,
PUBLISH AND BOOK Seller

IINII3IOAtD X.
is now receiving his usual large and
general assoflmct Of
Hooks, Paper, stationery. Pianos, 20,
FOX tit FNLL IRA De.
- I'D wou'd respectfully invite the attention
sssas Of the merchants CT Virginia. North
CatolilIn auj Tennessee, visiting the city, % an
examination oil his stock, which ior compete.
ness and variety viii he found equal to ANY III
the United States, aud upon terms as fair and
as liberal.
Blank Books, Of every description always on
han and made 10 order. Book Binding, In all
lis branches, executed in the test manner.
Woreester's Piano tores; Tor which he is sole
agent are Huurivaled all uneqnteja Is any
manufacturer in lhe world, and sold al very
molera'e prices.
Richmond, Sept 25, ls5l.-ly.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Our Territory.
rErrn rRon AZ rxfxpKcrfn nrAnEEn.

TErTu rRoA UNEXPECTED QUARTER.
That Kansas must become slave State
we have never doubted The Deculia
adaptation OF the soil and climate 20 slay
labor and the utter practicabiliiy Of re
dacine our extensive prairie lands to prof
,tabie cultivation by any system OF hWeiins
(miseaIltd free labor, utterly forbid an,
other conclusion. That Kansas at tlii!
moment presents more profitable field 10
slave labor in the production Of eur gtea
western staple hemp, than any OF the
Southern States do in planting Cotton, is {
fact known TO every intelligent and ua.
preudice,l man in the Territory.
However palpable these facts aye to cv.
cry unbiased man here we have not ex-
! peeted to see them admitted and proclaim
ed abroad by the leaders of she miserable
dupes of the Eastern Aid Societies, theiI
/ PRONUNCIATION being lily caIculated 10 pro.
mote their mischievous schemes for aboli-
tionizing the Territory. But we find our
selves for once mistaken. A late number
of the Cleveland (Ohio) Herald contains a
most doleiul letter from ore ]. II. Howe,
the leader of an Emigrant Aid band, that
left Cleveland for Kansas OF the 23l of
October, dated Steamer on Missouri Riv-
er, down November 18th. 1884,
Alter giving very sad picture Of the
great disappointment OF those committed to
bis charge, their ignorance OF the country
10 which they had been shipped, and utter
destuiion Of money, fmany o! them hav-
ing liale move than enough TO ray their
passage 10 Kansas city, this Mr.. Howe.
says:
Il made very thorough exploration Of
the country. 1t is one vast and almost un-
broken prairie almost destitute Of timber
but the soil OF the richest character'
Water abundant, and plenty OF stone, VIA
seine evidences of coal
Time and money 'cill enable laea Of the
fisdt stomp 10 possess these lands, sabdae
ead caitiume then, cad conceH tie country
into q regq gufde1-a flaming paradiSs.-
lien wihom means can do nothing there Al
present. THE COUNTRY IS EMi-
NENTLY ADAPTED TO SLAVE La
BOR. WEALTHY SLAVE HOLDERS
CAN GO THERE WITH PLENTY
Of "HELP AND MEANS AND
MAKE MONEY SOBDUlNG AND
GUILTY. ATlNG THESE LANDS.
"i'hey will do so--and despite all eff
forts yet making or means yet adopted BY
the Free States to prevent It, KANSAS
IS SURE TO BEEOME SLAs L.
STATE!
The Emlgrant Aid Companies las they
are tefmed) are doing very little indeed to
accomplish their object They have en-
eealaged hundreds Of poor weimeaeina
and honest people to leave their homes
and rush into the Territory without means
70 sustain themselves there, "ho must su r
ri everything but death, aud many 81
them that if they remain-or leave the
county, and so where they can provide
Ter their families
Here is much truth compressed into
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS
a Vwil.l Hgan j. Isfaine.


The following communication relative
TO the discovery Of a wild man in Waldo.
bolo', was banded to the editor of the
Thomaston Journal by Mr.. j. ". Me-
ilenii. The Journal says there are sevei-
al persons who can youeb fer the truth oil
the statements which it contains.
Mr.. Editor: On the morning of January
I'd. while engaged in ehoppinG wood a
hort distance from my house in Naldobo
ro', was startled by the mott terrific
scream that ever greeted say ears II seem
ed to proceed from the weols near ~
immediately commenced searching round
for the cause Of this unearih.y noise, but
after half hours iuitIess search resun-
ed my labors, but had scarcely struck IA
blow with my axe when the sharp shrieks
burst out upon the ear. Looking up
quickly, discovered an object abo tut ten
rods from me, standing between two trees,
which had the appearance df a miniature
human being. l advanced towards it, but
the little creature fled as neared it. |
gave chase, and after short run succeeded
in catching it. The little fellow turned
most imploring look upon ,ae, and then
uttered sharp shlill shrek resembling
the whistle Of an engine. took hin to
ms house and tried to induce him to eat
some meat, bu. failed in the attempt.
then offered him some water, of which he
drank a small quantity. next gave him
some dried heach-nuts, which he cracked
and ale readily. He is Of the male spe-
cies, about eighteen inches in height. aud
his limbs are in perfect proportion. With
the exception Of his face, hands and feet
he is covered with HAIR ola jet black hue,
Whoever may wish to see this strange
specimen of human nature can CRAFTY then
curiosity by calling at my house, in tht
part of Waldoboro', near the Trow bridge
tavern. give these facts to the public
to see if there is any one who ran accaun
for this wonderful phenomenon.
J, w. MeUENRI.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Hardware.

Exy II. WATTS & Z. C. RICHARDS
Have removed n the old stan oh, Il
Rieekiubiiise 4 San. opposite L. 4 J $ Graw.
ind, having received additiops 10 then stock
will be 9l.l 10 see theiritleHds
SlauIiun, Sefl- -, 1898.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Wholesale Notion House.
Arrival OF Il New stack of Fall Goods
AT TEiEnoTioS iEogsEer
T'egpy, Parcel, 81 So..


ar THENoFioS tfoEsEer
Y'esgay, Esssreeis, 81 Go..
North East corner Of King & Watet ST.,
TIP Stairs. "
Alexandria Virginia..
TTTNCLUSiVELY Wholesale Dealers in For.
ass.a eisn s. American Fancy Goods.
We would respectfully invite the attention Of
Merchants visiting Alexandria, for the purpose
oi making their fail purchases, TO or splendid
assortment Of lioosiery, Gloves. Su,peuders,
Trimmings, &c. Having laid our stock in at a
hvoratle time and upon tho hest oil terms, we
iltl.er ourselves that an examination upon TIE
part oil purchasers, will be al that is required
to give perfect satisfaction as TO qnaiy and
prices. We call particular attention TO cur extern
sve stock OF Hosiery, Gloves and Supenders,
unsurpassed by any III this or Northern Mark
cts
WOODEN GOODS, &c.-Gomforts. pilo-
rnes Boaz scaris, Zephyr -, Hoods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers, Silk and Cotton
Shirts. lssse,
A general variety of Combs, Brushes, ps<S|
moniaes, Poke, Books, Bankers Cases, Purses,
Pnrcnssion Caps. Slate aud Lead Pencils, Whips,
States, umbra'l las, Garpe. Bugs, ]ewery, Brace
lets, Harmonicons, Flutes, Viollns, Accordeons,
Ink and backing. Silk, Linen. and Cotton Pock
Ell iiandkerdhiels. Ii Liz. and Cotton Crava,s
rish Linen, gents q ars, ladies' French work
sEld other Collars, We ribon, silk and Cotton,
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Backskin Gloves
with LARGE assortment of Gloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, Collons,
huttons Of all Styles, Stay binding, Gimps
Blaids, Fless Cotton. Knitting Cotton, Needles
Pms. Penknives3 Scissors, Steel Pens. &c. Cucks
and Looking Gassei, a large assortment oil ea"l
will be kept constantly o. hand. Toilet aHe
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

Doctor ]. NJ. Wilson. Lexington, Va, Feb.
9th, 1862, said 81 am entirely uut Of the Ger
man 6iiteis They have beeome all the rage
Nothing else seils.n
The Tenth Legion. published at Woodstock,
Va, said. Jan. i0lh. 1880 "a Great Medi
elne.--We have uniformly tefiained from rec
onmehdihe 10 the rutfe any Of the various
patent mediefes Of the day. uteas thoroughly
convinced Of tlieu valne. Among those we con
sider worthy oil notice, Is the German BitieTs.
invented ly DR.. Hoeiiand; ana prepared by Dr.
Jackson; in Philadelphia. One Instance, in par
tcelar, in Which the superior virtues oil this
medicine have been tested. has fallen under our
observation. During the list sumtaer,a eon of
MIR. Abtan Crabllt OF this county, WAS very
seriously affected With Liver Compliant, and at
ter trying IN vaia vatioas remedies. he purchased
bottle Of The Bitefs, aud alter usire 1t, was SO
much relieved ol his distressing malady, that
he procured another bottle, and is now restored
entirely 10 health
They are entirely vreeiab.e. free from iniuri-
Gus ingredients, always strengthen the system,
ami lever pfoslrnie IT,
Fer sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities. and al te,ail by apotheearies and
stoTekeefers in every town in the United
States.
g. Sold by T. P. 9J B. Eskllge. stau-
Ton. A. Tucker, Baskerville, and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct. 80. IS5i-ly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
VIZ ~ ILL q Il IN = 80 - =
seEssa1G ks5Eas:

wM r. EARLY.ls II. MAGRupER.s 0. MOON,
f. r. WATSON. b. C, FLANAGAN, u. TIMBERLAKE,
TIIos WOOD. tDR. s. MAuPIN. GEORGE CARR.
secretary JOHN WOOD, Jr.
HUGH ". sliEfFEY, Agent. Saunlon,
DR.. 4. y. BERKELEY, Examining Ply slciali.
Ans. II. lSoI.- Gan
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Cheap Boot Shoe, Hot and Cap Store
FALL AND WHIT Err SUPPLY.

~ y J. FAUST have just opened lheir Fall
IA and IFln,er supply OF Boots, Shoes. Hats,
Caps. etc, to an examination oil which they
i.vie t',el lriends and customers and the public
generally. feeling confident that they can please
The taste OF the most lasidious. la style and
piices they cannot be BEAT, AS has been known
heretofore. They call attention particularly to
their own nannlac,nre Of all kinds oil Gentle.
men and Ladies' Ware, comprising every altlele
in their line of business, aud warranted to be
Of good quality.
Hats can be bought OF them from SO cents
and upwards, aud CAPS from l2A cents 10 the
fines, all CIV fashion. Also Trunks. Umblel.
las, etc. They respectfully reqnes. portion al
public patronage, redsns themselves 10 do
their best to meill il.
Slauuion, oct. 90, 1851.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

NEW AND VALUABLE LAW BOOKS-Rccent-
BOOKSELLER and Publisher. 81 Main Street.
Robinsons Practice. Vol. l.--.Thc Practice in
Courts of Justice in England and the United Staes
and time OF transaction or proceeding, treating
chiefly OF the conflict OF Laws and Statute of Lim-
tatons, price Sc.
Calls Virginia Reports, vols. |, 2 and S.-New
edition. with Notes and References to Subsequent De
eisions. BY Lucian Minor, Esq.-pricc SIS
AT Z RESS
Second Edition Of LomaX's ngcst.--Digest OF the
Laws OF Real Property, general, adopted and in use
IN the United states; by John Tay or Lomax, l.. L..
D., of the judges OF the General Court of Virginia.
and formerly Professor OF Law in the University of
Virginia. in vols, royal svo, greatly enlarged and
improved.
History Of Suit in Equity, adapted to the prac-
tiee of Virginia. BY Alex. IL. Shands ESQ.,, in /
vol. royal II me-
Richmond, Jan, G. A. NORRIS Publisher.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
JOHN KEN n EDY,
Soap and Candle Factory

East Courthouse Lane,
stauntOn, virginia.
@Tgy II f L + he " i'll constantly have White,
SsEy Yellow, Brown and Liquid Soap, and
Mould CondIes OF the test quality, which he will
sell al the lowest cash price " exchange Tor
pec,fully solirils share of patronage.
S,aunton, Nov. 6, lS5l.-Gn.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
THE ALBEMARlE
INSURNCE C)iP IVY.

CHARTERED CAFlTAL EIUU, UUU.
This Company now organized with a cash
capita! oil $4,000, paid in: is prepared 10 take
Fire risks in Town or country, Marine fsfs. AMI
to insure The lives Oh free pefsoas aud slaves on
the same terms as other responsible companies
in this Stale.
pnnaiznnlEIIrl FL II EARLY
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LOUIS J. BOSSlEUX,

LOUIS J. BOSSlEUX,
1O7 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Manufacture of Steam Refined eandes, and
Dealer ia Imported and Domestic Con
dictionary, Fruits, Fancy Goods,
and Cigars,
~ EGS to call your attention 10 his Fall stock
- Of Goods, received by recent arrivals, aud
particularly to his STEAM REFINED CAN
DIES. warranted equal ANY manuiac'nied IN
The Union, an which he sells as low as the III.
ferior article
Sept 25, IS5i.-iy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27
Drugs. Chemicals. &c.

Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
GlFRlC Acid, Benzoc acid, sulph. Muir, and ace
" tate morphuia, Sulph. Quininc Iodide, Potassa
and Mercury, Choroforn, khubarb, Turkey and
india9 Red freeipitate and Corrosive suhlimate Tor
sale by j. 3. ESKhlDGE, Druggist
Jan. y Main st.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-27

A MARRYING HAN.-A man named Da-
yid Bates was convicted at the las. term of
the !pdeuia county court, Of bigamy, and
sentenced 10 twenty tive A!ohths' imptison-
ment in the I'estern Pelitehtiary to viii, /.
place he was brought the other day. Ii
appears he was committed for the same
offence in 1881 and had just got out. He
returned to ,he neig hborhoe OF Blaifsyile,
and by dying his whskers and changing
his name to David Beatty, was again mar
ried to young widow BY the very same
Justice Of the Peace Who married him
before One of the witnesses on the ttial
stated that Bates had seven MiYes living
or even more Piasdare Posi-
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J. w. AIeIIENRI.

&C. One man sucks an orange and Is
choked by pith another swallows "a
penknile, aud lives one rans Il thorn iute
his hand, and no skill can save him an
other has the shaft Of a gig driven com
pletely through his body and RECEIVERS !:
one is overturned on a smooth common.
and breaks his neck another is tossed Of
a gig over Brighton Cliff and survives
one walks out en- wind. day meets death
BY brickbat another is blown up in the
air, like Lord Hatton in Guernsey Castle,
aud comes down uninjnred. rHe escape
OF tins nobeman was, indeed a miracle.
An explosion Of sunpowder, which killed
his mother, wife, and some Of his chill.
dren, and many other persons, and blew
up the fabric Of the castle, lodged him in
his bed ON wall overhangng a tremen-
dous precipce. "Percrivlng a mighty
disorder, Gas he mighty lie was going to
step out Of bed to see what the matter was,
which if he had done. he had been lire
coyerably last but, in the instant Of his
moving, fash OF lightning came, showed
him the precipiee, whereupon he lay I'LL
the people came aud took him down.
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-, 4 splt answer iarnetA ew,y wrath
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR., JOHNSON
SECRET DrSEA SEES:

ETE ASNdIscOVtTtd TIC IHOst NPetUy, TIeasaN|
h il aud F.fleciual Remedy in the world
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Returning Home.

We publish portion only to-day of a
letter received from our Reporter last even :
ing, writing from 'sthe seat of war;" The
remainder of his letter, containing sound and
common sense views on the great diff Guilty
will be given tomorrow.
Only two of the volunteers returned last
evening. Maj. Hughes and Mr.. Ssehs. The
remainder will be here to-day on the cars
The Canal broke above the Reservoir, sc
they probably had to foot it part of the way
to Terre Haute. Well, we hope they will
have good resting time when they gel
home. Let's give 'em a welcome this eve.
ming! What say you!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-19

CuIvert Rroken-Water out of Canal
Yesterday morning about O'Clock the
culvert running under the canal at the Divi-
sion street bridge, and thence under Division
street to the river, broke away, and the wa
ter of the canal commenced running through
it in a torrent. The lots above the canal
were speedily overhowed. Mr.. Emerick's
brewery cellar at the corner of 9th and
Ingle streets, was soon filled, and many Of
the cellars and yards in the neighborhood
inundated. Below the canal the water kept
in the culvert to the river. Mr.. O'Riley's
ice house, containing large quantity of ice,
was filled. At s O'Clock, when we visited
the canal, Squire Rowley, Canal Collector,
had body of men making a dam at the
Main street bridge, SO as to hold in coming
water, and to enable force at once to be
set at work repairing the culvert. The wa
ter in the canal had fallen six feet, of course
leaving but a small quantity in it. The re-
vealed bottom exhibited pretty thick mud
covered by long grass. We presume no
unnecessary delay will occur in at once re.
pai-ing this broken culvert, but it will be a
heavy job. There must have been some.
thing wrong in its construction.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-19

cend with amazing rapidly. You pass
through several tunnels, one of which is
about three quarters of a mile in length.
A little accident occurred some 80 miles
from Pittsburgh. We were startled with a
crashing jar, which sent US instantly pitch
ing forward from our seats in frightful
manner, awakening no small cries of alarm
among the timd. We had run into burden
train. They were waiting upon ga side
turn" for Us to pass; but neglected to turn
the switch after them, and thus we were
preciptated upon them, our shattered engine
burying itself fully halfway into the hindmost
car and crushing others, the disjected mem
bers, smoke pipes, iron bars and lever
rods and doors and windows, &C., being scat;
tered in significant confusion around
Strange to say, no one was seriously injured.
Happily in turning the curve which brought
US upon the train, the breaks had been partly
put down and our speed abated to Is or Is
miles per hour. Our baggage car was a
wreck, but its contents were transferred to a
passenger car and by taking the locomotive
of the burthen train and backing on to rec
tift our course we were soon under way.
But l am tedious. l may occasionally
drop you line from hereabouts.
Tri,l,y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-19
SCHAGHTfCOKE.

o. Andrew Jackson Wheeler, Esq, our
local confrere of the Appeal, having DESERT
ed his post, and torn himself asunder from
the "can't-get.awav club" has left these
parts on tour of inspection to the Eastern
cities, and also to see his maternal ancestor.
We wish him pleasant tour and visit, and
hope he will return without hair on his
head being harmed. - Memphis Appeal.
Andrew called to see US, and looked fresh
as rose and nearly as sweet. He may re-
turn without hair of his head being injured.
but we shall not answer for his heart after
witnessing some of his devotedness to fair
ones while here
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-19

~ By way of change, we were visited
yesterday by heavy blow of wind, which
for time shrouded everything in pail of
dust, and threatened serious injury to all
movable things. few shade trees fell be-
fore Its wrath, and there ended the dana ge
SO far as we have heard. A refreshing rain
fell afterwards, and we had need of it to- lay
the dust. The morning was very warm be-
fore the rain.