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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01

DUILDER and MA u fn u rer OF DOORS,
ID SASH FRAMES WINDOW BLINDS, YEA TIL
ER-BOARDING and CHALN PUMP FLYTURES--
HAVING enlarged my establishment and having hand
good supply of all kinds Of building materials.
prepared to put up buildings in town country the
shortest notice. fls'i's4s r
Those wishing to purchase any kind Of Building mate
rals be supplied at my Factory With practical
experience of fourteen in the business, hope
give satisfaction to all who may favor with their work.
Burlington, Feb 95, 1856 afs. ''4.1is 70 dw.tf
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@ Lawrence, Sept. "A.
About noon to-day word came in that party
was on the road, just below Franklin, and were
going to attack this place before night The
party FIRST seen was about 100 horsemen. Soon
after another messenger came, stating that the
footmen had also come in sight, and we're thought
to be 1000 strong. Some of our men staid in
Franklin until the vanguard of their party enter
ed the town, and they could see their rear .
We had but 500 men in the town, and, asGov.
Geary had desired us we sent to him, informing
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WETMORE & WEIR,

IT SLOWER, AHCHITEGT,-Will furnish
drawings and uperintend the construction of build
ngs Of sll description, public and private 0ce North
Third street, Burlington. Iowa. tlan2ly.l iiitte'
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AISo:--AARBLE -MANTELS OF the la-@
test New York aud Philadelphia styles from $a5 to ssed
MA choice collection ef dra wings on hand
az All orders promptly attended to. Call on US
W1Sh{nQkOn Sfrckf. ODU0ki{S M1rinn HILL
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-01
New Nillinery Estab ablishment

DENSMORE Is 4 PHELPS,
" WHOLESALE GR0GHRS, COMMISSION MEk-
CHANTS and Agents for Besox SALAAASpER SArssi No.
81 South Water and II Dearborn st's,, Chicago, H.
R.D.esAr-k Y. pGxsxoRE-o n. PHILIPS tJanl.bPyl
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NEW LEATHER STORE. -
HESS & STRASSER. H. t,i5.-,
iTTNANNERS. Curriers' and leather dealers, No. 5
Il BARRET HOUSE, BURLINGTON, Iowa eits-fH
Keep constantly on hand large assortmento of 49,t
Sole nnd Upper Leather, Kip, Calfskfn
Morocco. .sl ., 4
And an excellent choice OF Shoe Findings. je7bpy
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q Z POLLARD ,sE ss Z. \. wo1co1f.
POLLARD 4 WOLCOTT,
Mt. PLEASANT HOUSE, sFS ~
M Formerly "piank Road House" near The ?. y;
e'ssss teSso'bpm M ' NT.PLEASA6T IOWA.
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rTOUNFY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW. viii attend promptly to all professions
ha.nsss entrusted his care In Dcs hoincs and the
Surrounding eoies. Special attention given 70 the Sc
.nn, and co!cng Of claims; also, to renting aud pay
IN taxes upon reh estate and redeerng OF delinquent
iaads Z. ...-..,s 49,. . r. ,t.n-.,.
.nJny on Third street three doors above the Barrett
49,. 1t,,,,,,g,,n Iowa TDec 3 1ybp
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THOMAS ". NEWMAN,

A TTOkNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office in
"A the County Judges Office, Marion Hall, Burlington,
Iowa VIII promptly attend to Land Agencies Collecting
debts investing money, locating and selling LAND WAR
ksrs and all other business pertaining to hts profession
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keen your Rooms Neat !

ss',s ST. JOHN HOUSE, s
s{ X SosA Nsds Of ne fPa5lic Slsars,
$ decaSsy Chnrteons Aovsa.
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTOR

BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
A II. BURHANS Co., on Valley street, Burlington
f1s Iowa. would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements their
tablishnient, and are now making MATCHES of very
superior quay, and are prepared m all orders how
ever large that they may receive matches are war
raned to be as good any made. sgssst .sssss
We.are also manufacturing largely, WRTIse ISKs Of
very superior quality, and AL all orders at low rates
Orders solicited. lapr.27.y.1
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BURLINGTON Iowa, "
UARE.EYR AID TRIE0RAPH.

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j. ". HSINOXNoA0s 0OAC.sSs
TCktEMSlbN street, two doors from Main, over
j Gays Drug store, burlington, Iowa. Teeth inserted IN
e by the latest and most approved moae
Trsth allied without pain and warranted perfect. AL
nincr operations In Dentistry carefully performed. "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
Body Found.
WEST FRANKL1N, Ind, April "a, 1856.

WEST FRANKLIN, Ind, April "A, 1896.
Mr.. SANDERs-Dear Sir An inquest was
held here yesterday, on the body of a man
found adrift in the river; the man appeared to
have been murdered, and had been in the river
fifteen or twenty days, from the papers found
on the body. The name Of the deceased was
ndrew Brining, and he was member OF
Dosier Council, No. 102, Greensboro. Ky. He
was about 80 years old. 5 feet or Q inches
high, weighed from $50 to 10 pounds was
dressed in brown mixed tweed box coat,
common striped plush vest, fine cotton over
shirt. red flannel undershirt, black satinett
pants, cotton drawers, bark colored socks,
heavy long legged kip boots. There was in
the pockets various articles, among others a
pocket book containing one dollar in paper and
seventy five cents in silver one letter from
Andrew Brining to Mary Jane McAllister
and one from Mary Jane McAllister to Andrew
Brining also one order drawn by jackson
McAlIister, PAYABLE to the bearer, and or
Thomas McAllister for $13 So dated March
9th, 1856.
The articles taken from the pockets are il
my possession, where they will remain fo
some days. Any information that may b.
wanted will be given by me.
Yours, truly, j. B. CAMPBELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

of the great interests at stake, have felt at nd
erty to accept this act of voluntary selfsacrllce
on the part Of Col. Walker they cannot with
hold an expression of their admiration for his
conduct, and their esteem for his person, an
expression doubtless, that will find cordial
response from the people.
Was there ever more arrant hypocrisy and
impudence! This precious Committee have
"feH at liberty to accept this act of voluntary
self sacrifice on the part of Col Walker p head
their preamble and resolutions, and then read
the above twaddle about the magnanimity and
patriotism of COL Walker in resign!ng and
then the christian submission of the Commit
tee in feeling at liberty to accept this voluntary
selfsacrifice of the poor victim! What portion
ofthe people can swallow this Committee non
sense, or rather base hypocricy? They intend
to deceive the Democracy, who through their
delegates nominated Walker as their candidate
for prominent Office. They are trying to
make the Democracy believe that this resigna-
ton is all voluntary on the part of Walker and
he is deserving of great praise for the patri
otto, self-sacrifcing, chivalric spirit he has ex
hibited. Can a party led by such Commit
tee as this be again successful in Indiana. We
do not believe it? The Committee themsclve
are frightened, and are now using the bases
means to strengthen ticket whose weakness
is but too visible to their own eyes. The.
have taken off the most respectable man on il
and the ticket is thus made stronger with tn
Old Line Democracy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

Whatlady gentleman would remain under tho
of disagreesbe reath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers'as dentifrice would not only
render leave the teeth white aabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath bad and the
subject is delicate their friends will never mentionit
Pour single drop of the 'Balm on your toothbrush
and the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
TAM pmples. ami freckles from the skin, leaving
it of soft and roseate hue Wtta towel pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
| Shaving MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either warm cold water pour on two three drops
OF HBalm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
| FETRIDGk e. Co., proprietors.
| KELLER, FARNSLEY e. co.
| APPS lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
Mandatory of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles.

Mandatory of Lard OIL Soap and Candles.
Among the other manufactures of Evans
Vile, one of by no means the least Importance
is Messrs. Geo. Klein & Co.'S mandatory of
Lard Oil, Soap and Candles. The company of
this firm, is composed of the grocery firm of
Decker & Kramer, the oldest firm in Evans
vile. Mr.. Klein is an old and experienced
manufacturer of these articles, and devotes his
whole attention to the business. The firm
have large building erected expressly for this
business, and they manufacture Oh an extern
sive scale, the very best articles of lard oil
soap and candles, sold in this market. These
gentlemen are pioneers in this business here.
and from their character, the superiority of
the articles they manufacture. and the prices
at which they sell, should received every en-
couragement. The country merchants Of this
region have been IN the habit of buying these
articles at Cincinnati, until at last they are al
most ready to believe that anything Of the kind
not bong bit at Cincinnati, must either be in
ferior or of higher price. New we assure them
that the soap, candles and lard oil, manufac-
i LuTSu Dy Alclu " w., VI IlliS CllY are HOI
only of good quality as the Cincinnati articles,
bat are sold at the same prices, thus making
it economy for dealers in this region to pur-
chase here. Our attention has been particu-
larly directed to the soaps made at this manu-
factory. The white German and Palm soaps
are of very extra quality, free from dirt Oh
dregs, clear and almost transparent. We are
sure families will give them the preference tic
anything brought here from Cincinnati. But
we have not space to enlarge upon the excel
lence Of these articles. We ask the attention
of country dealers to this mandatory, belev-
ing that they will find it to their advantage to
purchase soap and candles here instead of go.
ing to far distant point and paying proper
tionately higher freights.
Families in the city wanting soft soap by
the barrel can procure it by leaving their or
J ders at Decker & Kramers store, at which
| house any orders may be left for the firm o
| Geo. Klein & Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

o. Sheriff Gavitt desires Us to do him the
justice to state. that Mr. Churchill, who, it was
charged In a late controversy, had proposed
Mr. GaEitt for membership la Know Moth
ing Lodge, denies ever having proposed his
name. 14r Churchill has denied this in our
presence, and we freely give Mr.. Garitt all the
comfort in his political troubles. that he may
receive from this denial
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

OF We understand that shipbuilders here
and elsewhere have increased the price ofbuild
ing boats from $40 to $25 per ton, owing to
an advance in wages and scarcity of timber
Machinery has also advanced correspondingly
This may retard boat building this year but
will doubtless make it better next season for
those interested in steamboat stock. From
present appearances, our large Southern steam
ers will be compelled to lay up after making
another trip or two owing to the superabun-
dent tonnage and consequent scarcity and low
rates of up river freight Gin. Com.
This determination is principally caused by
the scarcity of timber. 1t affords another ar.
gunent for the establishment of shipyard al
Evansville. We have inexhaustable quantities
of the very best ship timber right at hand here
Old boat builders who have examined into oul
resources in this particular, declare we have
the best point on the Ohio river for procuring
excellent timber and enough about US to last fol
a century. We have iron near us, and GOA
beneath our feet. No city is more advantage
onsly located for a ship yard, and none offers
greater inducements to enterprising men or t.
> company, for the starting of a shipyard, with
ways, Saw Mill, &c And there is no place
where the citizens really SO feel the necessity
for sneh an improvement, or would do more t.
secure IT, Cannot Cur Commercial friends pu
IN word for us, without inj uring themselves
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

|A Peoples City Convention uaet at
indianapolis last Saturday and nominated a
city ticket Mr.. Louis a Colly, is the candi-
date fer Mayor. The journal says the ticket
ls an excellent one.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

o. The Vernon Banner. says Judge Pea
body ot the Common Pleas Court of that
eeSunty, sustained the liquor law in several late
cases, and the parties were fined $40 each.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
CORPORATION rOTICE

dARDERED that tbs of Let's Nos 23 "a
u 25 2 q aud rs in block No. O. Eastern Enlargement OF
the city of EVanye plank sidewalk be placed
down extsGdsg asng the ents of said lots
Fourth street. within day after pu lc2tion
in default tkereo the Street
dreeed perform said work aud and
ing thereby will lie assessed to and collected by
lots thereof will satisfy said
rdeT of Go Council. NELL Il. WALKER
Citv rIart
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AntIIyIsrp .wop,S "a.

"a OTiG is hereby given THAT Will sell public sale
ton sH Monday the 18th day May the late
Unten To sHship Vanderburgh county personal
property (aot taken by the widow isng Hogs
Cattle. Cora, heat Household furniture and Farm
utensils. DC.
credit of RiHs months will be given all oy err
three dollars purchasers giving with approval security
bearing interest and waving valuation and
laws. ap24-3w J. II. CALDWELL, Administrators.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

MNRE CHPHESS POND DRAINING COMPANY, Incorporated
BY OF the last Legislature of Kentucky
$0oo werth Itching be done through their
UniSo eoSnt fog which they will cash. the
work dene and will make advances equal
the dsae each AFTER the work
to commence in jane July and be finished in
The land will be shown and fell particulars by
applying TO A. L. Churchill Geo Henshaw DIR. J. D. Ames
Gee Payne living the iaad me- Clerk the
Board An MorganEeld. Ky
apsi-2a dkE WILLIS G.. HUGHES
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ap5 lyd&v
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E in this place per line insertion;
line three times; 80 line week. dis
counto on longer time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II T Il S.
One ten lines less time SOC: three times. gil
week. ST. 80; weeks. SO month. three
months. 81 six months. SIC; year SI5 Discount
larger Advertisements Cards of six lines under
No charge for marriage death
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
Proceedings of the City Council.
Council CHAMBER, April 81, 1856.

Council CHAMBER, April Il, 1856.
Council met-present His Honor Mayor
Hewson, and Councilman Scantlin, Rathbone,
Satterlee, Cook, Orr, johnson, Hunnell and
Kinney. Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Geo. Venneman appeared and presented
his certificate as Councilman of n Ward,
and was duly sworn into Office.
Allowed L. Kolb 25c. for hauling dead hog
out Of corporation.
Allowed John Gavisk $51 Is for hauling
and leveling dirt upon lots.
And also ordered that the following lots be
charged with the amounts set opposite their
respective numbers for said work:
No. So f. E., to filing and leveling alley in
of lot, 8 sc
No. 81, K. E, g said lot, % Is
No. %, =. Sc alley in rear, 8 81
Streets charged with IL s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
MA SH,S PRACTICE.

PLEADING AND PRACTICE UNDER THE CIVIL CODE.
NASH.
yWNHIS is large 800 volume. aufully printed and
y neatly firmly bound in law price $500. 1t
ample collection forms petitions
en- tries for CLERKS. returns for Sherifs. &C.
The forms entries and returns which
render the work especially useful County Officers we'll
as to the profession generally For sale by -
apl6 It. CDNHNGTON & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
SHERIFF'S SALES.

[Under this always be found correct statement
of the SherfGs Sales including of parties property
n time sales
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

GLARET NINE.-Iee bsxes ia store aa1 for sale by
W Ap2t PRESTON BROS.
YNIND0W CO. ASSOC boxes assorted sizes rec'd
4W and fer sale by aP2t PRESTON BROS.
A10FFEE.-1e3 bags Rio from New orleans reed Der
~ steamer MeatgOCnery this day By
MONEY FOUND.
"A SMALL sum of money found yesterday the
wharf The ewner have it by calling this
and describing property. apsi-3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
WONDKRRuLLY ATTRACTIYE

WATER FL (NEXT DOOR TO Il. BARNEs) MAIN
VA most respectfully call the attention of the city and
w trade beautiful stock of
bite Goods Ladies' Dress Goods Grape Shawls
lancaster and Marsles Quilts Gentlemen and Child
apparel and diest variety articles
retail merchants which have just received
Spzt MCKINNEY & COOKE.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
N 0TiCE hereby given that the undersigned
appointed administrator ct the Estate OF Harvey F.
Galloway late Of F2RdezSurg County deceased Said
supposed to be soiVanb. j. n. CALDW ELL,
spZl-3E Administrator.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25

GROCERIES A 7 AUCTION.
XXTE viii sell Friday morning Aprii 18th
Wv at oelock general assortment of Groceries
store formerly occupied Krou. Vine street between
water and First streets w00LsEY & NELSON
ap23-3t Auctieneers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY
q r. g. = II Ea

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets o'clock P NJ their Hall Water street.
the Telegraph Office the first and third Saturdays of each
month. ott2jd6w
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-18
FroIa : correspondent Of tie Hous journal
Psradi and Rachel In Kew York

There has been no such enthusiasm
since the day when Parodi and Jenny Lind
stood as rivals before the public, that can
be compared TO that, recently experienced
al Psrodi's Concerts, where Strakosch and
mrs lady have each been crowned with fresh
~laurels. We must confess that when we
heard that Pared was about 70 test the pub
lie voice concerning herself, by entering in-
TO q business competition with Rachel, We
feared the result-even though we knew
parodPs power, and her triumphs in London
and in this city, when Jenny Lind was al
the height of her fame. Had Parodi up.
pesred in opera, We should have sppre-
he ended no want Of success, for she 10 not
second TO Rachel in dramatic power.
PArodi's art is based upon 8 beautiful
nature, her voice being the symbol Of the
soundes, vitality and the most physical har-
mony. Her art il in her execution, which
sppeare within 4 compass OF uncommon
range, in which the registers blend without
a bresk or nav. Such a singer is a rarity,
and the popular admiration attests il al ey-
cry concert. When have we had such bril-
Iiast musical festigals1
Besides Parodi, the delightful singing Of
Madame Psrodi. Strakosch has Delighted ev-
cry one. Her English ballads have the full
value of stress and lone when welded 10
Madame Amalis's ltaiian style, without
which an English ballad is a failure. We
have not space TO specify the songs which
most pleased US. All were highly accept
able. and were frequently encored. -
On the pisno forte, Strakosch performed
tbose magical fsa,s for which ne 10 eelebra-
ted throughout the country Ever charm
ing. ever new he Seems % rsyel 10 spirit
with the tom e Of the instrument, and makes
more lnpsic when his sgile fingers touch
than any performer among us,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-18
Isvs suur Fair

Our sotsmporary Of the Burlington Ha~s-
ss giyss tine following iniormation in re-
s,sct to the next State Agricultural Fair:
ThaIssula1lnps meeting Of the Board
-ef Control Of the Iowa State Agricultural
n~ociety, was held 1t Muscatine last week.
The principal besin ess wss to make the
prvnium list for the FAR to be held al Mus
1eatine on the 9Th, 9th and 10th of October
merit IL embraces q much larger list OF
n,eniums than the one OF las. year, and in
lmoat Instances they are double that of any
pre yious isl, IN oil amounting 10 somsthing
upwards Of $500. Amongst them ere
several sypecisl premiums IN regard 10 re-
rard To reports OF crops, farm cultivation
"a ooe or t25 by the President for the
best Esssy on Agriculture In lows. Ar
ranpements were made to secure sesera
distinguished speakers from abroad. The
citizens OF MuscstiBe county have pufchss
ed forty acres for the especial use OF theiI
cosnty society. and are hitting it up in tae
most acce manner for The ncrommo
dstiop ofthe State Fair. Thirty two acres Of
this will be enclosed by q tight board fence
sight feet high, and the trctting course Il
: circ,e ofhslf q mile. The whole expense
viii moi be lees than $4,000. its location
l. n. "a. Island, one and a half miles from
Muscstine, to which there 10 access oy ran
road. The several steamboat ano raliros'
fines will take passengers to o from I'M
fair, 1t half the usual rates. III VIII ID
doubt he a grand affair, and we hope 10 Sc
our farmers and mechanics wen represent
ed there.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-18

REPkAkrisG CsRk.-A great many Of
the Pennsylvania farmers hare been com.
PEELED 70 re-plant their corn tbs spr.Hs.-
The Lancaster Ezszinsr ssgs: "The shoot
nst appearing 9, the proper time. examina-
aion has been nsGe, and the grain found to
be in q process ofdeeay- This matter be-
ing very general, . gooadeai Of s?eeulsiion
hes arisen Is 20 the cause. the continued
vet weather not beins sufficient TO account
for Il. The received opinion 10 that the ex-
IRENE cold weather Of The past einier
froze the germ Of the grain, thus destroying
its yitaiity."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-18

EtsE II CIScixnATI.--A destructive IRE
occurred in Cincinnati on the afternoon OF
The 18th, BY which the People. Thester
and two three story brick buildings on SIKH
street were destroyed Considerable dam
sse was also aone TO other buildings
George Wood. the lessee Of the thester.
loses abonf $500 BY the disaster. and the
iuss on the bulldog itself YVES between six
md eieht ,houssnd dollars-no insurance.
The los on The other buildings, il is said,
Sill not fall short Of thirty thousand dollars
The Comme7eiss sss the thsater was un.
rueetionabiy set ca Ere.