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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
OLE ,feIitiana nemotrat.
From the Iberville Gazette.
THIRD DISTRICT.

1t cannot be denied that considerable disanIcction
exists in the Democratic party in the Sd Congressional
District There is u disrust and dcstituton Of CON
fdcnce among the prominent members of the party
which speaks lily for It's success in the November
election. Haunting and acrimonious letters I'll the
press Communications full of bitterness are week.
ly circulated over the District Passion seems TO
have usurpcd the throne of reason and assertion to
have taken the place of argument. Party intrigu-
ants are mysterously busy with the public ear and
the interest of the Democratic cause isieopardzed
by the war OF petty chiefs; the urged claims Of u
supcrannuatcd and notorious politician are placed
10y peculiar combination of individual Influences
in opposition to the undoubted interest Of the real
Democracy of the heretofore indomitable and uncon
qucrable old Third District.
What has brought about this state of affairs? Why
is il that feeling almost universal pervadcs the
District that injustice was done in the convention
that nominated Mr.. Davidson? How does IL happen
that conviction generally prevails that influences
outside and beyond the District were brought TO bear
in that nomination? Whence arises this general
sense of foul play. There must be some cxislant
cause and what IL IL? We believe II was and Il that
same blighting cause which whercd, and democrat
lied and damned the Democratic party in the city
Of New Orlcans-tha influence, which like Tic Pei.
hams has no other recourse hit irn.d aud bribery.
corruption and lying and which being driven in
ignomny with misses. yella ali ecorn from Ms print.
tive habtaion, darcs pgiutc the pure country at
mosphcrc with the stencil of ts foul breath We say
from that influence God deliver US. or long fare.
well TO Democratic snprrmacy-tle fruclyn- aud
beautiful ami glorious Influences which il has like
the unseen and uuhearl hand of Providence, shed
over the land. But from such Influences We appeal
TO the Commons of the couu try to the great heart
Of the people. Let them decide in their own way
and in accordance with their own good understand
ing what concerns their own immediate interest.
Let the people assume direction OF their own rights
and frown down the drmagogucs who ackall-kc,
howl at the heels ol their masters let the would
he captains Of tens, hundreds and thousands who
think they make puPlc opinion and shape its dirnc-
ton, know aud feel that hr Democratic Commons
ARE capable aud determined 10 conduct their own
political affairs We appeal from The politicians 10
the people from The unwarraa.cd. gsurp and par
tal tribunal Of dcmgoguesm TO the impartial and
high tribunal Of reason aud common sense.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
TIE "LOUIS1ANA COURIER

With regard to the democracy of this district the
Courier uses the following singular Language:
"If the democracy of the district unite victory is
sure The men who hinder that union will he duly
remembered by the Courier, long after the Novem-
Der election"
Bah! who does tho Courier suppose cares any
thing about its remembrance. good or bad? Does
the Courier suppose that such covert threats will
have any force or weight with any honest and true
democrat in this district? Now let the Courier com.
mencc tho dirty work Of its master and institute its
System Of elimination ahisc and dcnunciotion of
the true democracy of this district. as soon as II
pleascs aud II will find lis hands full "D.ur-Y RE-
uE-NB-ER-E-p." may the Lord bless and preserve
ne. Tho thai talks like that had better get his
friends TO bring him up to Jackson where he can
find company that may prove more congcninl TO his
IDEAS
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

Iowa The Iowa constitution has been adopted
with The exception Of the clause voted upon scpa-
ratey for negro suffrage This clause has been re-
jcctrd by sweeping vote. For instance Scott
county gave 322 majority for tlo constitutions but
1916 agoiaa negro suffrage Jasper county gives
100 majority for the constitution, but almost unan-
mons against negro suffrage And 20 II is through
ont the State. This is an Indication of western sen
timent upon this subject
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.
Clinton. Ia. Sentember /, 1851.

'-'''''iif ''''' ~ t'''Hl'fA ~ I'' -
This being the first Monday in September
and being the regular meeting day Of the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of East Frliciann,
they met pursuant The adjournment Of Tie last
meeting held Oh The Birthday orJuly last, / 57.
The meeting was called TO order
Mr. .Ios Norwood presented an account Of
III J fugna, for 81 which WI allowed.
MIR Dubosc presented the following, Viz:
BE it resolved by the Police jury Of the
Parish Of East Fcliconn, ut its September
term 1851 That David c. Norwood be and
he is hereby appointed oversaer Of road dis
lrict No commencing tat the sectional line
separating S. A. Dubosc and DR.. A. T. Nor,
wood, and terminating at the g omite Bridge
near Mrs, Sara CaullicIdS, and that he be
allowed the following hands viz: ! G. Gay.
aen's, 4. T. Norwood's, H. j. Collins, Mary
Dntarts, Jno james and David Bronsons,
his own, and all Others in sad district not
otherwise appropriated.
Onmotion tire aboycrrsolnlion was adopted.
Tie sum Of $40 10 was allowed \ j I1a.
qua, for services rendered as Parish officer
The sum Of Sol was allowed q w Reese
for advertising ProeIamations Of election, AMI
notices Of Ward elections.
Two separate bills were allowed Dr.. + Il.
Harvey, $25, and $50, for medical services
and medicines furnished a, Jail Physician
The sum Of 81 was allowed Joseph White
aead for cleaning ont tie well At the Jail, and
s. for erecting shed at the iaiI also, The sum
Of 50 for line and whitcwasaing the JAIL and
S3 for repairing fire place
b. il resolved &r., that the Parish Treasurer
be instructed 10 hold the Fifty Dollars appro.
priated for the Town pump until the agree
mants is compiled with,
On motion the above was laid Oh the table
On motion Of j. A. Norwood il was order.
ed that the sum Of $40 be allowed A. D.
Cleveland, for Jury services in place Of lost
certificate.
In accordance with an act of the Legislature
approved April, 1851, requiring the Police
Jury of the several Parishes Of the State, be-
fore they shall fix and decide Oh the amount
of Taxes TO be assessed in their respective
Parishes, for the current year, shall cause to
be made out an estimate exhibiting the yar
ons items of expenditures required for said
Parish respectively
The Police Jury Of the Parish Of East Fc
liciana, La,, TT Tie session commenced on The
first Monday in September, 1897, make The
following estimate, exhibiting the varion,
items Of expenditures for this Parish for th,
current year, to.wt:
j |. For the purpose Of paying the Jury sum.
moned to attend the District Court 1000 on
1 2 For the mnnanencc Of l'aupers. 1909 OF
3. For the repairs and erection of bridges 1000 Dl
] /. For the repairs and preservation of pub
lie property in the town of Clinton.,.. 800 o.
/ j, For the current OF the Pol lice in
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Gh-Wc are authorized by the friends Of ALEX.
ANDER S. NORWOOD to announce him as Il can
ddntc for the Office of SHERIFF of the Parish Of East
feliciana, at the approaching November election.
G.1"We are authorized to announce G. II JONES,
as candidate for :" n scat In the State Legislature.
subject 70 the will Of majority Of the voters Of the
Parish on fhc First Monday in November next"
1t- We are authorized TO announce JOHN c..
WHITE, rs q candidate for reelection to the Office
of RECORDER Of the Parish of East Fcliciana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
GREAT EXCITEAfENT!!

III only one week. aud The enlightened and discrim-
mating people Of Clinton sneng the great suporor-
ty or hi pictures are already crowding his rooms
daily all having their Hmbrotyprs taken. lie war
rants his pictures for beauty. brilnncy of tone life
like expressions and artistic finish to be superior to
any eyer offered 10 this people.
Gail AMI see for Yourselves That now Is your time
Remember h1 rooms. one over Mn Ncafui' store
sept. ~ is51.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs!,

TilE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
/ every trip Of The cars from the various northern
markets ii lot Of their now stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
and expect tbr same to be larger This scason and
more carefully selected than any stock OF merchan-
die over brought 10 this market.
They expect TO have their entire stock completed
by the middle of this month ami would offer the fol-
loving inducements for continuance of the very
liberal pntronag" Of the community at large TO wit
Low pRlcES-PROpER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FASIIIONABLEAND WARRANTABI.E ARTICLES.
They do not dem II necessary 10 cnumeratc any
Of ihn articles TO be found in their well known
tabl.shmea by adding, that their usually large stock
is still increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and sat slY Yourselves.
sept -. ls57 A. LEVI. BLOOM q Co
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

1ss,- Tho contest is Democracy aud Davidson on
one side, Sigur and Opposition on the other. upon
this issue the battle is TO be fought. and upon It we
intend TO stand or fall l-Logcr.
There Is no such contest or ISSUE II Is sigur and
Democracy or -Dayidsonsm. 1t Is the true.
aud unhourhi Democracy against the spo1s Democ-
Tdcy. That's the true issue, yon can look out for
IN easy place 70 faN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
Polnte Conpoe, Sept. !, 1857.
NOTICE..

THE HOUSE OF THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE
l. closed on saturday 10Th. and Monday. 2Sth inst,
they being the usual holidays with the proprietors.
sept s. 1857 A. LEVI, BLOOM Co.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA / IT'D District Court,
PARISH or EAST rE IcMNA. No; 1850.
In The matter Of the succession Of Mrs Margaret H..
Knox, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that William s, IT.
~ win has applied TO this Court for Letters OF Ad-
the above succession, and unless lo-
gal opposition be filed thereto in ten days alter the
publication of this notice letters will issue to him.
sept l. 1857 WIN PATTERSON, Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
CARRIAGE & BUGGY HARNESS.

THE subscriber, in addition TO his Carriage Manu-
l. factory, intends 10 manufacture and Keep con
stantlY on hand. GfRRLtGE s. BGGGY mar
MSS of every description superior in durability
to nnf Harness brought from the north.
Also: Harness Of every description repaired at the
shortest notice and on reasonable terms. DESTROYS
and confident Of giving satisfaction, share Of the
public patronage isrespeciully solicited.
Prompt attention paid to all jobs from distance.
may 30 II. BAUMAN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

MORTALITY AMONG UNITED STATES SENArons.Ont
Of the ilty-ninc members Of the Senate during the
la. Congress. no less than five have already passed
away, wiz Mcssrs Clayton, Of Delaware Bell of
New Hampshire: Adams Of Ms.issippi Butler. Of
South Cnrolinn and lsnsl DC TeNns.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

The remaining tickets each draw 4 Prize from One
Dollar down TO 10 ceut3-no prize Of loss value than
10 cents.
Persons taking 30 or more tickets will be entitled
TO n discount Of ten per cent on the same.
augl. 1857 NORWOOD TfLDON
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
FOR SALE,

TIE MORGASIA HOTEL, SfOREllOGSE, WARE
llOl ~. a GROCERY, AND A PLANTATION.
'IllE BUILDINGS are ali new, large, and commo-
l. 6lous. viii sell them in block or separately
Any man of business need only know the place and
the advantages Of its locality to be convinced Of
their desimblpHess
THE PLANTATION,
Is situated on Bayou fordochr, dying back Of Nor
ganHa,) three and half miles from the Mississippi
River II contains three hundred and hrty-iiye
acres, Of which one hundred acres are well fenced,
dichcd, and in fine state of cultivation, having on
II good Dwelling House, out buildings and fine
story and half Clubhouse. seyenty-tve acres more
could easily be brought into cultivation The place
is well supplied with cypress
j. l.. STROTHER.
Ponte Conpee Sent l. 1857
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

liifl q ~lnlIn.
by VIRTUE Of a writ of Ger incias 10 me direct
Court niore.a.d haze seized and will oAir for sale,
~ me door u tie Court House il aid Parish, on the
First
SATURDAY IN OCTOBER, 1851,
NJ II o'clock, n m all the right. title. interest and
claim, Of hedeenlnuts Hart y smith, in aud to
\ CERTAIN STEAM sAW AND GRiST MILL,
win all the fixtures aud appointments appertatH-
ing thereto, said mill being situated on the pre-
misses Of John y. Green, in .aid Parish.
TERMS on SALE.
Cash with the benefit Of appfaisemont.
sept IL l355. d. NJ. q. BROWN, sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12

THE STATE or LOUISIANA. III District Court.
PARISH OF Essr FELlcIAHA. No. 29Sl.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that Thomas j.
~ Muiroy has applied to this Court for letters Of
administration upon the above named succession,
aud unlcs Legal opposition be filed thereto in ten
days after the publication Of this notice letters Will
Issue 10 him
sept. T.. ls57. WM PATTERSON. Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-12
HORSES! MrLESl WORSESl

THE UNDERSIGNED haze II fine LOT Of Carriage
l. Horses saddle Horses and about twenty-five
head Of Mules. which they offer nj reasonable prices
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can examine the
Horses and Mules at Clark stable or By calling on
the subscriber At Evans Whites Hotel.
aug. 70, 1851. HAYS & LOVE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

Rol7oroy's PiAs.--iush of blood to
the head is often primarily caused by .
bad condition Of the Stomach and bowels.
Invigorate the stomsehe. regulate the ex.
cretions. and purify the fluids with this
world-rrnowned medicine. and yon will
be exempt from vertigo. dimness Of sight.
and other alarming apoplsp,ic symptoms
which frequrstly accompany dyspepsia
and hahitual constipation. The inpurity
OF the blood. as we'll as an excess Of il in
the brain. has much to dos..wi,h cerebral
affections. and as Holloway's Pills oper.
ate upon the chemical agents which gen.
crate that fnid. as well as upon the cir.
cuIalion i'seli, they ore infallible in this
class OF maladies. 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

The Times Paris correspondent is informed
that negotiations have been opened st St. Pc.
tersburg for the conclusion Of the Treaty si
Commerce between Ru sia and Austria.
Two Russian steamers and four gun-b
had disembarked troops in Absa, who had
burned baxarr and destroyed shipping. The
loss sustained by Trebizond is SO. 900 francs.
The Russian Government has inflicted a
severe punishment on the parties Who violated
the graves Of the English and French in the
Crimea.
The Russian Minister Of Marine officially
reports in regard to the loss of the line. bat.
tic ship Lefort, that she was laid on her side
and foundercd in few minutes. and that all
on board peri he'd. including the commander.
10 officers and 743 sesmcn. - women and II
childrea. The ship went down in 80 fathoms
water.
The same storm had caused many other dis.
astcrs and much loss Of life In various parts Of
the Baltic.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
CAUCHTAGAINi

James Linton, the burglar. who broke
jail in this place on last Mond4 y week.
has been re.tskn. 1t appears that after
he had succeeded in getting out.
he undertook to leave town by following
the railroad track towards Forest, but
when only short distance from town he
unfortunatly--tor himself. fell through a
culyert and broke three OF his ribs! This
somewhat impeding bis lOcomotion, he
look lodgings in corn6eld. from whence
Sheriff escorted him to his Old lodging in
the cell Of our county Jail.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
TRus TO THE LEr,xa--Tbs cylsvaI,,,

THus TO THE LErixa -Ths Cleveland
Leader says:--"Under the unparalleled
discouragipg circumstances which the
Republican party Of Ohio has labored pn.
der. If Mr. Payne had happened to have
been elected by the same majority that
Gov. Chase now has. il would still have
been triumph for the latter. on the same
principe that the fight Of Leonidas a.
gainst horde Of courtless Persians 70.
dounded to the honor Of the immortal
Greek: or shatthe battle Of Bunk or Hin
was an American victory, ssass yh the
British obtained posscs:ion os III battle
field.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
Chase's Msjority.

The Ohio State journal focts up III,
majorities for Governor as follows: Fo
Chase 1886; for Payne l3,ss2--mak
ing Chase 1881 ahead.
Although this may appear. at frs
blush, TO be a small majority says the
Sandusky Register, we regard it as sub
stantially the greatest triumph YET achiev'
ed by the Republicans party Of Ohio. The
battle which has been 90 terminated SC
gloriously has been fought upon distinct.
i've Republican principles. and those
principles alone. The victory has been
won without any adventitious aid from
other organizations on simple Republicaa
issues. The day has been carried AZ nst
combination Of corrupt Democracy
and the pro-slavery Fillmore Americans
Single handed and alone the Republican
phalanx has met its allied enemies, and
though stoutly resisted, it has overcome
their united strength, aud they now lis
PROSTATE il: the dust.
The ordeal through which the party Of
freedom has passed. has been most try.
ing one: but it has nobly demonstrated
its invinei5ility. 1t has preferred to risk
q hard won triumph, rather than to pur.
ch'se an easy victory BY the sacrifice Of
its principles. or by vain efforts to conciii.
ate the support of those who do not SYM
pathize with its aims OF objects.
Other causes conspired to make the
success Of the Republican ticket matter
Of extreme doubt. We need now only
allude to the most prominent of thcm.--
The Treasury defalcation. the division Of
sentiment, even among Republicans. on
questions relating to the canal contracts.
and tie unius'ifable and overweenins
confidence Of thousands Of Republicans.
who, thinkins the State safe, failed to cast
their votes. -
Yet, under all these discouraging cir
cumstances. the Republican cause has a.
chieted yictoiy which is Of more value
and will y pore enduring in its eifecss
than an kt has preceped it. All hon
or to u afeemen Of Ohio!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
Columbus, Ohio. OFT. rs.

a freat the State Prison commenced
IN the shops at the north end at half. past
seven o'clock this evening, and has Al.
ready destroyed all the shops in ths,
portion Of the yard. Tie steam engine
and Hour others were promptly ON the
ground. but not before the flames attained
such hsadway that il was feared the main
building would slso be DESTROYED. The
city was Illuminated BY the flames, and
thousands Of spectators were attracted to
view the destructive scene. II was doubt.
less the work Of IN incen.liary. + The loss
OF stock Is computed at from s2 S, 600 to
9s0. 900, not including the damage to tho
binding. By strenuous exertions tho
flames were confined to the shops a n.
north end OF the yard. which are totally
destroyed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
Minnesota Election.


The following returns Of the election i
Minnesota have come to hand:
Goodhus Co.-5O0 Republican msjor
i'y--one senator and two representative
elected. Heretofore strongly Democrat
ic.
Rice Co.-Repablican majority aOc-
one senator and three representatives.
Washington Co.--Republican maforii
IA aad two senator's aud three rcprcsst
tatives elected. Hitherto strongly Der
ocratic.
Wabashaw Co. Republican majorit
from 400 to 800.
Olmstead Co.-Republican by ESQ ma
jority.
Minneapolis. Republican by goo ma
jori,y. being large gain.
The town Of Winona gave four Demo.
catic majori,y-county Republican by
i5o 10 goo, which is q gain.
Apoka.--Only two precincts heard
from. both showing Republican gains.
Scot, Counly.-Rsturns from Shackc.
pee give Ramsey i74. siblsy 2GS. The
rest Of the state and legislative ticket va.
ries but sligtly from the above. II is con-
ceded that the Democrats have carried
the county by large majority.
Carver County.--Carvtr precinct has
given Ramsey 100 majority. and Chase
precinct has given Sibley ~ majority.
Chicago Co.--Chicago lake precinct in
Chicago county. has given Ramsey 100
majority. No returns from the county.
The Galens Adratiser Of The Goth
says:
Mr.. John Q. Charles. who arrived here
Saterdsy on the Fred Lorens. brings tks.
gratifying intelligence. that the Rspubli-
cans have swept Minnesota smooth and
clean. Sc. Paul gave only 500 Demo
cratic majority. and Saltwater gave 400
the other way. Col. Aldrich 10 elected
TO Congress, With the two others running
with him. ss 10 the whole Republican
State ticket. iac.
The Republicsu victory 10 complete
; Governor. three members Of Csngress.
'tats officers. mejority Of the Legisla-
'urs. and ultimately two United States
'snasors. A glorious bsginaing for the
'sunR easte. !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

David Gum. OF Columbus. Gs.,. was
murdered on Friday night last. ! short
distance from tha. city. Five or ak stabs
and cats were on his body. and the caro-.
lid artery Of the neck Was severed. A
man BY the name Of Dosier is supposed
to DO the murderer, and strychnine whis.
key and the "green.eyed moustsr" tho
exciting causes. Dosier 10 in Jail. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
From the Lam ing (Michigan) Journal.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Diabolical Attempt TO Burn the Town
For Plunder.
IHcENDrAR1ss CAPTURED.

Sunday. Oct. 8-l0 AN.
This morning, at 9 o'clock, the Moore
Block. swned by Hon. Geo. W. Peek.
was discovered to BE- on FIRE. The block
was burned with most Of its contents, and
the whole village was saved by the vigil.
ance OF our citizens from destruction. BY
th. arrest OF the principal incendiary.
who gave his name as Edmund Hawkins.
Our seiglbors Of the State Journal occu.
pied this block, and everything pertain.
ing to the office. including all their books
aud accounts. were destroyed.
The losses are estimated ~ fol.
lows:
Geo. W. Peck, $4,000. no insur.
ance.
Burr l. Grove. hardware. $4,000 in
sured for $4,000
John Thomas d Co.. $4,000 fully in.
sured.> Notes and mortgages lost $3.50.
Mead 4 G'iswold. Michigan State
journal Office. $1,000 books and accounts
$4,000. No insurance.
Lansing Masonic Lodge NJ. SO. furni.
ture and rtgalis. 500 dolls.
BY almost superhuman -xertions, the
Columbus house was saved. and the State
Republican Office and State bindery. the
last OF which would have added more
than 2O,O40 dolls TO the list. While this
FIRE was raging. FIVE other buildings were
discovered in flames in various parts OF
the village. only one Of which was burn.
ed. barn belonging toJ. G. Bailey
worth $50 dolls. The stage barn adjoin.
ing the Lansing house was discovered on
fsr, the barn Of D. p. Reif, and the
marble shop Of @. W. Butler,st the same
time.
The incsndiary was caught in the act
OF firing the United Brethren church. and
the excited crowd seized, and would have
hung him upon the spot; but for the
prompt interference Of DR.. Shank, T. La.
Rue, and others, who rescued him from
their hands.
A meeting is 10 be held at is O'Clock
to-day to organise protective police. to
act as a night watch. and TO tSke such
measures as the emergency requires.--l
This morning . second person. named
William Kice. vac arrested. supposed 10
be an aeeomplics. and othess srs impliea.
ted. The officers have them 10 charge.
This 10 cad blow 10 our villsgs. from
which she will not soon recover, and had
there been any wind. nrarly or quite all
The business portion Of the village would
have been destroyed The regular is-
sues Of the Journal viii appear in = week
or two. IS We are informed by Messrs.
Mead q Griswold.