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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-25
GommtrflaI Hlattfrs,
NER oRLEANs mARKET.

HoxDkr RvESIsG, od. 10, 1851
cor-,.-rbe condition Of the Money and Exehang'
markets does not yet iAvor an aetiys moVenleat IN M
stspIe and the mrreet to-day has worn = heavier app -
suc. Than On saturday. Tue sales amount % ab1ut 800
.Ife Al verv freeular prices, the prcValnt rates being
for Mddlng. cash. HiEher odars have been
m de psyzble an kxchaSEe, out sncn arIahsemens are
cot easiiy cGcted. We SIN omit qu1Htions.
~srAFEAEET oF COTTON.
sso-t % hsud SEPTEMBER I, 1s57....".- Bales ISIS
AAruvtd aso0O-iooe@l
lss.5iss
Expousd TO dase. ..-....-.-.-.-. 4Qsl
RrDorted tod, los1-f107s
stock on hand not srCd.---.--------.- lis sos
srsaR-ws notice ssIes - IS or 20 bids in several
lots a. y for Kascssado, and ioA@iiAeF d for new
soIassEs-s his new sd at a5e and one or two
smaller lots Al ssc 2 gAnon-
ToBAcco-The only sale reported has been I HID al
ioAe Rb.
TUESDAY. oct 20. ISL ,. n.
COTToN-We notice butiitur Inquiry a. yet ~ salee
Of only one tWo small lot
su0AR-A few hfds sod 81 nnehsnged PHSa
MoLAssEs-Nothing Of any ni0m-nt rep ftA-
ToBACco-We h@sr Of no tran.scieas
FLouR-The market Is very dun, andthus iarh sales
Of hsy c5nttqUenoe are repoIted-
WHEkT-Wen 0'ioe sales Of 1900 sacks prime red a.
the reduced rate o. a5c aud yesterday zoVo saSAsA7s
CoRN-s5 seeks mixed sold st 7Sc and coo white At
Osrs-The saies comprise isa sseks Ohio a. 90, $50
81 Louis 81 s9e, and 1905 several "sat~ oe1s
Posx-vs.sr retailing slowly st s9s5O@27 90 . bb.
Bscos AND LARD-We bear OF no sales OF any i'm
wHrsKr-5O bis Raw sold a. isAe . gallon
~COFFEE-Nohing doing
FarfaaTs-C-tton 10 Liverpool ID
ExcHANGE-Stl dull and unsettled.
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ChiIIs, Fever and Aeue.

THERE L. p-rhapss no disease more cCmmCnI In mizs
matte districts than the one here menti0ned; at person
are more or less subject % its iuduenos. aud partculari,
tue unaocinated Ard notEifhstsnding here are
preparations highly spoken q as beng bsnencial sor n.
cure Of this compiailt' yet. there Is nsue that his sta<
the test, and none - valuable. a. SLEDGE'S kERTOCs
TONIC 7 70 truly = valuable PREPARATION, a. macy q
cur leading eitiEens IN Memphis san TESTIFY, particularly
those Who speak from e. peIienfe. Strangers settling n
miasmatic districas o. in the city should not hesitate
one NON nt from pr0ruring a bottle Even the slight
est symptom sometines results IN long protrecfed sick
ness. hence TIE necessity OF immediate attention. SEQ
as you feel that peculiar chily sensation. slvrsys preced.
ed By attacks o. Fever and Ague, take a dose Of {
Nervous Tonic four times a day-the effect OF which vii
prove the efficacy Of Tire preparation; aud fer Colds
C0ughs, Bronchitis Asthma IHaufnzs, Group. Whoop.
Ing Cough, ~Incipisnt and al s~fectors o.
the LEngs, use the HOARHOUND P~EfTuRAL. As az
Is nov cnce1ed By all meiic.l puctltioners hat Hoar.
hound Is Que q the Desf exp-ctorauts nov in use, az
this being a concentrated extract o. HoaTh1uud with ed.
juvants, 10 rsnder n p1iitsb even 10 the youuEe1t in
FAINT In eases o. Cruup, a. acts almo-t iussanfaneuls.
relieving the child Immediately; no fsm ~ or indlv5c.
ual -hould hesitste one mon NJ from procuring this
vAluabie preparafi9n.
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MAGNANrMoUs AcT.-Mr. LefeFre, a wealthy
sugar PLANTER Of Lafoarche, died recently with
out issue-bis wife having preceded bin 10 the
grave. His estate was appraised at about $780,
600. few days since his viii was spened,
when it was found that be had left the whole of
bis possession to be divided equally between
two gentlemen OF this city-one d nephew to
his wife, and the o'hsr be broker who had
transacted bis business in this city, a msH in
noWise related TO him only 10 The way of bic
business. To The astonishment of bis friends,
this broker, sn finding that be bad been made
legatee to half the old mars estate (S350,O00,
at least wsat before a notary public and re-
nouneed TIE whole legacy, making 1t over in
favor OF the relatives Of the deceased ia France,
consisting OF nePhews and nieces to the number
of twenty or thirty, and all humbly situated
in life. The old man bad previously made q
will 10 which his French relatives were hand
sonely remembered; bat on returning from a
visit 10 them, not long ago, FOR some reason
known only TO himself, he tore the will to pieces
and wrote a new one, leaving every thing TO
his wife's nephew and hs broker, as above sta
ted.
He capo to this country when young, a poor
halter; but prospering 10 his business, and hnal-
Nv msrrvihg q lady Of wealth, be went into
the sugar culture, and progressed 50 well that a
few years more might have made hin a mil
iionsire. The broker who % msgnanimsusly
renowned bis share Of the estate gave as his
reason for 80 doing, that be was already as
rich % be wished to be, and felt so Independent
that he did not wish i 10 be IN the power OF any
one TO say hat any part OF his fortune vas not
Of his own nsking. HIS isdepeR6ence will
certainly be heartily blessed on the other side
Of TIE water. We would give the gentiemaB's
Bsns, were ne not satisfied that be claims no
merit for bis act and has 10 desire TO be pub
Iicly mentioned in Connection with the MISTER.
a. o. Cnseraf
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Spiral a0ttts.
The goonorranh.


THE superisrity Of the AmbrOtype over the Daguer-
reOtype Is universally Acknowledged, and they m thef
turn are totally seipsed by the ZOOSO6RAPH. which Il
The result o. . new ehemiaal proosss Uncovered b. Pro
iesor RENMSGToH, sad pzfssied after nucs laboi
and persevsranos.
These pc ures are mole clear Ia their outlines. bril-.
lsnf in tone. iife-iike in expression. durable. richly
eolorsd and eiezanuy anishsd. than any style o. PHOTO
sraphie pieturs thatit has ever been our pleasure to ex-
smine critically.
CLAkK's GALLERY contains evcything requisite,
every eonvsnisHs And fAahay that can Be- desired Or -
tsinsd to srseuts IN he zoa perfect msuner any x ~
various styles Of photographic wo-k. Il vii richly
repay a visit. and especially 50 10 th1se Eho desire sr-
tistIc pictures q
We can also assure the public that Prof. Rsminrtoa Is
in preseason 81 rsvGal proeses and materials In his
ART. that no other establishments IN this part o. the eoun-
try Commands. As Consequence, be Is enabled 10 1--WE
a beauty, anisA and nfe to bis pietures nat We shan IN
vain I6ok for from other %srtis,s.
Give them . call and Judge Tor yoursslvts.
CLAHEs M~ARBLEBLOCE,
arrlo Cnruer Nan AMI Ma I-o1 sfrrefa
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Business Matters.

NV YORK, October ss.-Robsrt HAIlet, & CO. hsVe
susgen ed. This VII not eject the Bank Of james Robb,
Of New Orleans.
CrNc1SNArI, October 2s.-Money msttsrs unehSng 4;
well secured drafts on New Orleans. salable alta pr
cent.
RKw YORK, Ooiblr 23-Mone more strir gent
prime paper selling al from a Ter cent. The whoe
amount Of sts7ling bills reformed from London protested
was. eD.OOo ineiuiing sso. 900 drawn BY the bank Of
PennsyIvsnI ID On Ge5rge Peabody.
Mes.r. Lord, warren, Evans & Co, dry goo4s dealers,
have suspend.d.
NEW ORLEANS, OCTOBER 23--MOnfy matters unset
tied. L is impossible to report anything definitely
street reports conflict with newspaper reports.
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DAILY APPEAL.
sUEDAY MORNING., oeToBER IS. IssE.
DTyTrsE SERVICES THIS pay.

81. R-ters ostboIc Church. ooroer q 4eauas an
Thlrd streis. Priest. Rev 7 l. GRACE Services a
z 8 and 70 o'oloct iatha ng-
rst BAPTIST Church, Second Erect, between ADAMS =
and Washington streets. Elder 7. !. DIANE, Pastor
Services A. a O'Clock A. " and p >.
Grace Chrrch -Maiu street betEeea Monraa and Union
Ees. g. p ScHrrsKW, Eecor. Services a. the rooms o.
ne KEunE Hens' Christian Associstions morning, &c
c'do I. e-enng a. : 0'ciock.
CumbeTlEn I Presbyterian Church Court street, betEeeI
Second ana Third, Rev. A. n BRVAE. Pss0r. Services
II 10Y O'Clock A. ~. and : ia fbe evcning. Also, wor.
shia every wednesday niEht.
Christian charch. corner, Of Linden and ST. Patricl
streets Rev Dr. ". J. BARBEE, Pastor. Services a
40 o'co 4 A. A., and : Pm
First PRESBYTERIAN Church corner Of Poplar and Third
streets. Rev. :. O. STRADMAN, Pastor. Services Al
10Y a'e'eek A. n aad At esriy Eas-light Lectures On
Wednesday evening, and Prayer Meeting on Friday even
ANS 4 each week.
s@caad Presbytsrisn Church corner Of Main and IA
streets Rev R c. GRuaDT, Pastor. Services al II
A. n. and 7 p. n.
Wesley Ohsrre. cornerfof POPLAR and second streets.
Rev. J. \. TEMPLE, Pastor. Services At ioK O'Clock A.
n. and p. ~.
Asbury Ghape. corner Of Hernsndo and Linden streets.
Rev PIT TussIE, Pastor. Services at l0s o'cloek
A. ~ sd : y. n
second Esptistc hurrh. csrner Bssla and Des0to streets.
Ner ,SeRL.- Faster. Services al II O'Clock A n,
Lutheran Church. On Vain between MARKET sad WIN
etasr Streets Rev BETER. Pastor. Services al
10 oclok A. NJ and : o'clock p. n
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The British Periodicals
AND THE
ARMER. GUTDE.

Great reduction ~ price Of the latter Publteatioa.
r EONARD SCOTT & CO., New York, continue % re-
Ia publish The following British Periodicals.. viz:
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-25

REVIVAL or BUsrEEss.-The Canal Bank
and Louisiana State Bank give notice, says the
n. o. Data Of the 20ah ult., that they will re-
eeive sterling sx change bills in payment of all
discounts due them, and we learn that the Bank
OF James Rob win extend the same facility.
The Canal Bank viii also sell sight checks,
ans short time checks, on New York
This assures a speedy movement in cotton,
at better rates, and a rsVivslo business in al,
departments A more cheerful feeling pre-
vailed in commercial circles yesterday than a.
any time for three weeks past and the oonvie-
ton is general that the worst has been passed.
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ST. Louis, October 2s.-oaptsin van Ylirt has ar
rived and reports that the Mcmons At Salt Lake refus
to sllow the United States troops TO enter the city
Young threatens to burn the prairies aud dsprive theft
aIimals OF subsistenos, and viii burn Salt Lake City Il d
becomes Necessary to prevent tOOps from s%uarterinI
there.
Government Forts aicnE The route are In bad repair.
ST. LOUIS. October p Captain Van ViIt also re-
ports that he met the United states Troops on the 27d
ait two hundred aud thirty miles beyond Fort laramie
81 wen. he also met Col johnson ami Governor Cum
mina.
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AcidIty of the stomach and Indi-

81 can eat any thing after taking your Hot
AMI BrrTEKs," is a remark frequently made
to Us.
To persons troubled with scidiy Of the stom-
aeh, Indigestion, or any disorder Of the
stomach, We would onlyssy, try It. Is world
wide reputation, has been established alone BY
the many wonderful cures it has Effected.
When used for Dyspepsia, Jaundiee, Liver
Complaint, weakness of any kind, CostiveDess
say, half a tessboonful, regularly three times a
dav, before meals.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 22ud ins al the residence Of A.
Henderson, BY the Rev. ITO. stednan, EDwIS N.
TEReEE, Ksq., and Miss MoLLIE J. HENDERSON an
Of this CITY.
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BOSTON, or. 2s-The Brig Anglo Saxon sailed tc-
day from here for Port az Prince. She was despatched
with eviaencs exonerzting Capt Nsyert and all accused
q completely in introducing counterfeit paper money in
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FAN IN FTEEKY.-The monetary panic VIII
seriously effect dealers in fnery and Injuries.
A dry goods iObber Of this city Informed us
the other day that goods coLh be purchased
from importers in New York now at 30 cents
on the dollar. The New York Herald Of the
14th, says:
Already have the retailers in our city Of silks
and fancy goods, reduced their price thirty
three per cent on rates that were established a
few weeks ago, and their example must be fol-
lowed all over the country. The same result
has attended trade IN groceries and all articles
that depend upon the great mass , { consumers,
including that Of provisions. This has been
done partly from the desire to raise money /:
but it has also been caused in part By the wish
to force of the large stocks Of all kinds Of
goois that have Accumulated IN our warehouses
While no branch Of trade is understocked.
there are now lying in our Custom House stores
importsd goods to the value Of thirty millions
of dollars.
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sailing sf Steamer.


NEW YORK. OCT 24-Ths Vanderbilt sailed to day for
Southampton, but took no specie. Tae Atlantic vas pre-
vented from sailing BY an accident q her machinery. The
North America sailed to-day from Quebec for Liverpool
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RELIEF FRE COMPANY No. This Com
pany have appointed a committee to solicit sub
ssriptiOns for the purpose Of buying an engine.
AMI building a house on their lot on DsSOtO,
between Beal and Linden streets. We unite
with our nelghbOr Of the EeUs in hoping that
the citizens Of South Memphis, especially, will
contribute literally to this object.
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TaE OPEzA-On Monday evening, viii be
given for the first tine in Memphis, ROssini's
Tar famed Fairy Opera Of CiHdsrslla, q work
ebounding in charming melodies, rich harmony,
gorgeous scenery, splendid costumes, and witty
dialogue. This opera we are informed has
been really got up properly, and The requisite
care and attention paid to The rehesrsBls both
Of The scenery and the music The Theatre
VIII be opened throughout snd al the sofas
eusbiosed and arranged 50 that nothing will be
wanting either to the comfort Of the audience,
or the effect Of the piece, which is confessediy
tae most sparkling and attractive on the stage,
and pre-eminently calculated 10 display the
artistic abilities Of the performers
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EoOsOnr BrooNrso FAsHrOsAprE-rh'

EOVHSAf DEOOAiN1 AHe
New York Mirror has the following:
We have reason to believe that simplicity
and economy ia living and dress viii be the
prevailing style in high life in the great me-
tropolis during the coming season. Il viii be
voted szs0arais Ton as well as bad taste to in
oulge in expensive habits. Good taste in dress,
e~qlipage and social appointments, if, after all,
bat the highest expression Of what the French
call acknowledgements and harmonious
70 the occasion. Il is not coareH1ble to dress
richly when the whole commercial world lie
under a cloud nor is It graceful for = lady to
display Der Jewels when her husband, or her
BROTHER, or even her lover is Ga the brink Of
failure, or has passed the RH5ieon, which
separates wsridiy prosperity from heart.rack-
ing calamity
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sESIoUs-We yesterday eOnyeTsed with the
physicians attending Mr.. PUcKETT, who was
wounded al the Fair. They have been unable
to find the bah, and pronounce their patient in
a very critical condition, but think the prOba-
bilities are in his favor.
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8listsQanfOas
Something New.


sTRUP FR0N Il CHiSEsE sUGAR CANE.
A PEW packages Of the thove srticie, made b. d..
~ Thomas 0u his piantafian nezr TIE city Pr aais
ether b me BARR. htu barrel, gal q or quart. 70 ts
en- iideret sup ror Maple syrup. and on y r quifes a
trial 70 ensure the pcefsrsnoc = any ether syrup FOR table
use. FOR sai6by n uOTD.
- - 49,
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Any ARsoR. November 8 1885.

PROF. o. J. WOoD-u sr ST.: 7 E4re heard much
said of the wonderful rfe O. % ou~Har E-ar5rarive-
but having been 90 0f"u ch-st-d By ~quslE-rv ant quack
no-trums, hsir Owes &c, 7 va f-pose o. place y1ur
Restorative I'm the ame catcrorv with the thCrsanf and
on l1uH y-tru7D peted quack remedies. uufr I met you
il LfETeuce county somr uonfhs s.-cs when yc- gsve
ne su1h assurancs a. nfuced The trial yeur Rest0-a-
ave ny f-ulg.-lr-t By ny god Eifs. whose heir
lai be1ume ve-T ftin auf entirely wnife- anf hef.re *
laus ing me oi Torr .arge BOTTLES. mr. hair Wa resf0Ie d
Heary 90 It's origlnal beautiful brown color. and had
fhieSnhed and cecome beautiful and Eossy uD1n AMI en-
nr-ly 0ver tee head She c-ulIi4ues % u-e o.. MT simply
l@ause Of re b-auftyiE eGectz upon rhe bair, but be-
-anse % is hsaiihful III cree uDun TIE bead aud mid.
Oth-r Of by fsusiy and friauds are usfng yosr z st.ra-
tive with the tuppiesf e1ecrsi t~hrref0re. ms ske1ti-
ISM und doubts IN referees % ia charsc ~ and vslHs
are Entirely removed and I can and % most ca-f.aHv
and coudf-nttaIV ume rs use BY an Who worrd
n1ve taelr fatr restored frrm white or Ersv. fhv reason
n sickness Or age-l 20 original color and beauty. and b.
El young persons who would have their hsir beautiful
1ad giossy- Yery truly ard gratefully yours.
OLOMO N
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CALVARY CzUEcH-Divins,seryiee viii be
held in oad Fellows Hall, this morning, at 100
O'Clock, ard evening, at II O'Clock. The Rev.
C. T. QUINrAkD, Rector Of Calvary Church,
viii o~fieiats.
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DEATH OF JONATHAN BAILEY, Esa This
gentleman, proprietor Of the celebrated Bailey
Springs, Lauderisle County, Ala, died on the
18th inst. He was in the 76:h year Of his age.
He is said to have been a nan Of great brnsyO-
lenee Of character.
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800 Reward.

GrOLEN from the sub oriber, in April. on
- The Aiis 81 siQni, two miles -h1ve Memphis. -
a large DARK BAY horse MULE 8 .caTs
4 age. Also, z ON hi premises four miles 49,
ssuth o. Memphis, On IN i2tn o. Augu-t q bLAt
HORSE MI Z, medium size, nine or zen years ola
mouth cut with ths bit
he above ressrd viii Be paii f0r the apprehension Of
the thief or thieves and IS each for the delivery Or the
mules. A. G ELLIS.
serbs In Cane Creek.
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MoRAL ~INFLUENcE or CoTroN.-Since the
ssopPsge Of the cotton mills in Amherst, n.
r., the jail there has been filled 10 overlooking
with persons charged with petty thefts-a
melancholy illustration Of the old sdage that
" idleness is the mother Of crime" The North
and England would be in a pleasant fix if cotton
the product Of slave labor-shoRld chance
10 he cut of from them altogether.
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Illinois Election
n.n..,i.n 81 Far,.

CHICAGO, october 2s.-Returns from 9s counties EiE,
the EepubIieAns q majority q 2soo. The Republicans
have carried both branches Of the Lsgislsture.
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Il A banker asked ayoung lady Of This
city what kind Of money she liked best.
MatTimOny," she repliei.
What interest does it bring2" asked the
sharp banker.
." II properly invested, II twill double the orig
NAL stock every two years" she replied.
He concluded she was a match for him, but
the rest is a secret.
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sErrLTEe-Persons who have accounts
against the Agricultural Association must pre-
sent them 10 Mr.. UNDERWOOD on the Fair
Grounds on Monday and Tuesday next. We
have already spoken in communication Of the
manner in which Mr.. UNDERWOOD, superiuten-
ded the arrangements on he grounds-a proof
Of the excsilsney OF bis services lie that not a
seat OF a post in the buildings gave way dur
ing the whole period Of the exhibition.
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CIvcrNEATI October %. -Deibreath, McKenzisS CO..
Sugar Refinery was totally destroyed BY IRE. Loss $50
900. T5ey we're FULLY insured.
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I,sss Of Propeller


CHICAGO, Otobsr 2s.-The Propeller RENDER run
alag between here aud Montreal vent to pieces near
Point Aussba, On Konaay, and all hands were lost exc pt
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soI6s0E MANN.


CARLYLE, III June %. 1882.
Ihavs used Prof o. J. W1Jd's hair Restorative. and
have afmiud its Wonderful en- cts Ny hair vas heoon-
iHE, a. thaught, preratureiy gray, tut BY the U.s. %
bis Restorative BE- has ra-uv-ed is oriziual color. ard
have no doubt pgrmanentlT So
s. BRESsE, Ex-senator Q. g.
{. y. WOOD 20 Pr0prietors. 3I2 Broadway, n
z. On ne great n. r. Wire Railing EstabhshmentJ and
ia MARKET street. ST Louis. No.
~ AuE sd BY an Flof druggists. as2q dauAoIIv
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in C-igoInnatI.

COLUMBUS, Oet-5er IA Gre broke out IN the State
Ponitentiary, vhi5h destroyed the shops at the north end
OF the yard. and for some time threatened the destruction
Of the main building. loss OF stock, &c, s25to $4,000.