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Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
Boyd,s Delaware state DIRECTORY.

This book, for the purpose of making which
the State was canvassed several weeks since,
is now out, and the subscribers supplied. 1t is
the size of the usual dollar books, contains the
names Of all the business men in the State, al
phabetlcally arranged according to theis yar.
Gus pursuits at the time the State was canvass
ed; has valuable appendix, giving the name
and title cf the Federal, State, County and
Hundred officers; the various Courts, when
and where held, and the names Of officials con-
nected Herewith; statistics of Wilmington
travelling routes the names of various benei-
cial and other societies, libraries, academies
and other institutions in the State, and where
located; churches and clergymen; banks, iH-
surance companies, gas companies, &c, with
time of Incorporation, names of conductors
&c. There are some inaccuracies, rs might be
expected in book of the kind, but they are
such as will not materially interfere with Its
usefulness. 1t must prove valuable to every
business man. Persons who did not subscribe
to the book can be supplied by addressing
Joshua Il. Head, Wilmington, Del, who is
the agent for the State. Price 81 90.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
How TO Kill MOIes.

Sprinkle ratsbuue on sweet potatoes and
put them in the mole-holes. This will e1ec-
tually check any aud every annoyance from
the pests. So says Perry Hamilton, colored
man residing in AppOquinimink Hundred, be-
tween Smyrna aud Backbrd. Perry has tried
the experiment and vouches for its iniullIbility'
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
Mount Vernon.
letter from tho lloa Edward Everett. to the Pub.

letter lroni tho lIoa Edward Everett to the Pub.
shen:
Bos roN 6th June, 1859.
Genlleme The box containing the view Of
MOUNT NEkNON, arrived yesterday. | am greatly
Obliged to you Tor hs pleasing specimen OF printing
coi0rs, Whc 4, besides lis Interest Representation
Oi the spot which Ian any other, Nndeats iIseh
10 The heart of The country worthy of attention as
successful attempt 10 place works of url Of This kind
within the reach OF Ihe great of the community.
remain gentlemen, with many thanks &C, very
respectfully yours EDWARD EVERETT.
The subscribers have Just Issued a PICTURE OF
MOUNT VERNON, printed IN Fifteen OIL Col, RS by
new and ImprONe ed process, by which pictHres that
have heretofore from So 10 Sj he furnished
Tor FIFTY CENTS. The SIZE of our engraving IL
Is by 70 ches super calcndered heavy plate puper.
Price FIFTY CENTS, iUaiuge paid 10 any part Of
The United Slates
J. II BYRAM y co,
ll2 South THIRD Street, PhiladeIrhia
- Agents wanted in every county throughout the
Uhion.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

GEs. GEO. F. Mason spoke at some length
on Friday night last, at Foxwell's Hotel, upon
the Improvement of Duck Creek which
subject has absorbed much of his attention for
several months past. The address contained
many historical incidents and "reminiscences
anterior to the present time. The object OF the
General is TO get subscriptions which, when
united with the Lottery appropriations, will
make a sum sufficient to remove the shoals and
cut off the bends in the creek. The Lottery
appropriation will be paid 10 the Commissioners
on Friday, and the General proposes to have
another meeting on Saturday to raise the a e.
sued funds.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

OF John Howard, of Minneapolis, Mime.
sofa, discovered an intimate male friend, named
Smell, in his (HOward's) bedroom with his wife,
who enabled Smell to escape his wrath for the
time being. Howard packed his wife OFT TO
her father, and gave Smell and his friends pub
lie notice that he should slay him at sight
Smell kept out of the way for a WHILE out on
Tuesday Howard caught sight OF MN IN anS
street. began firing at him, aud before he could
cain shelter in a store, put three balls in his
6ody. and at last accounts Shell was waVerlng
between life and death.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
The Markets.

White wheat is selling in Smyrna at 81 65
Red 81 55; Corn so cts. Oats 40 Cts, and
New Potatoes 81 25 per bushel. Butter l5 cts
per pound Eggs l2t cts. per doz.; Rsspberrie'
berries are beginning to come 10, and are sell
ing al 62k cts per basket, or and s cts. PEI
quart
In the Philadelphia market. white wheat il
selling at 81 rs; red 81 65; corn 50 CITE.
oats 46 cts, and buckwheat IS per bushel.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
ssgsEELEY'S
Letters from Pixies Peak.

MIR. GREELEY's next letters will be from Pixies
Peak, anA Will be read with lively interest. as ill.,
tended TO satisfy the public mind in a great measure
10 the rulhor aiiy of the various reports from the
so.caed Land OF Gold" HIS Letters will all ap.
pear IN The Semi-WeclIy aud Weekly Tribune as
We'll as IN tie Daily.
TERMS daily Sc, Scmi-Weekly 50. Weekly Tr-
bulie 81. For CLUB terms TrIbuae ofany daIe.
Address HORACE GREELEY y Co,
je20-3t Tnhune Buildings. New York.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
Weights of Produce.

The Legislature of Pennsy ylvania has fixed
the following as the standard weights of vari-
Gus kinds of produce in that State. This is
important TO our farmers to know, as most of
them deal or are interested in the Philadelphia
market:
"By the act of March 10, 1858. the weight
OF bushe OF wheat was fixed at 90 pounds;
bushel Of barley, AZ pounds; u bushel of buck.
wheat, AZ pounds; u bushel of potatoes, lrlsh
SO pounds; act Of April Is. 1855. rye Sc
pounds; act of March 10, 1918, oats was fixed
at 80 pounds; this year, 1859, it has been al.
tered to 80 pounds. The other standards are
corn on the cob, 20 pounds; corn sheled, Sc
pounds. onions, 81; timothy seed. 40 pounds /;
clover seed, SO pounds; bran 20 pounds
These are principal of the farm produce sold
by weight in Pennsylvania"
0+r The Resolutions of the Amity Lodge |.
o. o. F., of Camden, came too late for inser.
tion in this issue.
0.r Our Eigbty-Third Anniversary of Inde.
pendence will be celebrated in Wilmington,
Newark, Milford and Smyrna, O this State.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD.-At a meeting held
in Wilmington on the 16.h inst, dividend OF
three per cent. for the last SIX months was de-
clared on the capital stock of the company.
THE STEAMER "PILOr Bov," on and after
Monday, will make daily trips to Philadelphia,
leaving Long Point every day at p. M, and
Philadelphia at a. m.
or The MispiIlion Lighthouse, with several
others in different sections of the country, will
be discontinued after the first of August, by
order of the Lighthouse Board.
0rrIt has become almost dangerous for la.
dies TO wear crinoline in the streets of Mdnich
the mode being considered French one, and
the populace being determined to extingush,
if not the French, at least their fashions.
or Importing slaves seems to be ruinous
business in more ways than one. The Oxford
(Mss.) Mercury says that three out of four inn
ported Africans bought by planters in that vi.
cnity have died.
OF The prospects of an abundant whea,
crop in the Western States are most flattering
but corn has suffered little from the protrac.
ted drought.
OF A railroad accident occurred at South
Bend. on the Michigan and Southern railroad,
on Monday evening, resulting in the death oi
20 or 80 persons. The accident was caused
by the washing away of a culvert
OEr The balloon in which Prof Wise and
party propose to travel from St. Louis to poin
on the Atlantic coast one thousand miles dis
tant, has arrived 10 st. Louis The car or boa
is l6 feet long and four aud half wide. and il
provided with row-locks and oars, ready fo
use in case of emergency. 1t will accommo
date half dozen men five hundred miles at sea
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

Lord Granville was first summoned by the
Queen, but could not form Ministry. 1t seems
that the Derby Cabinet assembled on Saturday,
the llth, and determined TO place their resg-
nation in the hands of the Queen, which was
done, and formal announcement of the fact
was made by the Earl of Derby at the Banquet
Of the Merchant Tuilors' Company, at which
several of the Ministers were present.
Lord Granville, after an audience with the
Queen, waited on Lord Palmerston, who con-
sented to waive his claims aud serve under Lord
Granville. In his interview with Lord John
Russell, Lord Granville found him disposed to
insist on conditions which made the union with
Lord Palmerston impossible, whether the Gov.
ernment was presided over by Lord Granville
or any other The Queen being satisfied thai
Lord Granville was the only obstacle to the
union of Lords PHlmerston and Russell, seni
for Lord Palmerston, who had an interview o
an hour after which he stralghtway sought one
with Lord John Russell, who agreed to serve
under him, but not under any other person.
The London Times says that Lord John Rus
sell is the ardent friend Of Italy. Both he and
| Lord PalmerotOn desire Austria TO admit her
defeat, her ascertained inferlorty, and the IN
curable disadvantage Of her position south oI
the Alps, and both are of opinion that she viii
consult her own greatness ny leIl"qu's"'"s 'ei
ritory which costs the support CT great army
and still greater odium.
The London Times city article of the llth
says that the belief that the new Ministry will
inspire respect abroad, and without pretending
to establish confidential relations with Napo:e-
on, will conduct its intercourse with France in
consistent and dignifed manner, has given
increased strength TO the funds.
A submarine telegraph is to be laid from
Weybourne to Denmark.
A financial convention with Russia had been
concluded by the Rothschllds, but no details
had been promulgated.
Wheat had declined IS in London.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
Fourth of JulV.

Monday next, the 4th of Jolly, promises to be
very interesting day in Smyrna, and we hope
to see large cOncourse of people Oh the occa-
sion. The stores and other places of business
10 the town, will be closed. The following
genllemen will deliver oratiOns: Rev. Chas.
and Hon. Jno w. HoustoR. Rev. WIN. H.
Brisbane, in consequence of domestic affection,
will not meet with US, has been announced.
This will be source of regret to our citizens,
who had anticipated much pleasure in hearing
him again on the rostrum.
The Procession will be formed at o'clock,
A. NJ, precisely, near Sharp's Pond, in the fol.
lowing order. viz: Municipal Authorities, in
carriages; Orators of the day and Rev. Clergy,
10 carriage; The Washington Brass Band
horning Star Lodge, No. 6, of the |. o. of Odd
Fellows, dressed in regalla; Shawnee Tribe,
No. s. of the |. o. of K. NJ; Citizens in carri.
sge-on horseback-on foot. The whole will
then move up Main street, to South; from
South street to East from East street to Com
merce; down Commerce street to UnloH from
Union street to Ball from Ball street, through
Delaaa are to South; from thence to Main, anC
up Main to School House in District No. 3. on
North street, where the exercises will be in The
following order, viz: Organization of the
meeting; Music by the Band Opening with
prayer; Reading of the Declaration Of Inde
esndence Music by the Band Grafton; Music
Grafton Music. The meeting will then ad
lenrn until 3 o'clock, p. Nj when Addresse
will be delivered, interspersed with music b.
she Band after which, the exercises of thu
day will be closed with Prayer and Benedc
&ion.
Rev. GoLosMIrH ID. CARRow, of Philadel
phia, has accepted an invitation to participat
90 the Celebration of the Fourth, in this towI
and will address the Odd Fellows, at Ward
Hall, in the evening. at o'clock. The publ
of course are exnected In attend
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

Tup LoNeEsr DAys.-The longest days OF
The wear began on Tuesday week, and continued
of the same length, Ia hours and 90 minutes
until Saturday, when they began to shorten
and will grow less until the 2lst OF December
From sunset TO sunrise during the interval be-
tween the days above mentioned, was oTrly
period of 9 hours and 10 minutes. This period
is known as the solstics.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
s,iX GCmEs EseHarh.

FRANCES A. MESSlCK and CHARLES W.
NES>ICk. lndenucd apprentices, having ron AWAY
rm the unde signed, he oilers the absve reward for
their apprehension d return to him. He would also
warn all pe,sors against harborig either the said boy
or girl. trust g them k!a lcC0l he will not
III such be res spOilslbie
JACOB Z. DICKSON.
Near Smyrna DEL June 80 1853.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
J HE WAR IN ITALY.
The AuStrlans Giving Way!

Ali eyes uEe turned to Louis Ma apoleoR the
great schemer OF the day but, at the same
time, the extra fine assortment Of cheap Lumber
at james l.. Blacks Yard, in Smyrna, is crea-
ting stir among the farmers aud builders far
and near. Look for yourselves before you pur-
chase.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

o. Monsieur Blondin is to perform the
great feat, Tomorrow, of walking across the
river, at Niagara Falls, on tight-roPe. A
great many persons have arrived at the Falls
to see the agility OF the astonishing French
maa
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30
CumD-Mceting.

A camp-meeting, under the auspices of the
Methodist Protestan: church, is TO be held on
the land of Mr.. A. ID. Caulk, near Warwick
Md.,--to commence on the l2th day of August
next
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

GTJ. T. Headley, it is stated, has been ap-
pointed by the Associated Press their special
correspondent at the seat of war ia Italy.
Smyrna times., 1859-06-30

~ge "TIMES" is published Euery Ihusday. by
Rssr, D. HoFFEcKzR, ElitO' and Proprietor, at the
g,mserance Had. Smyrna, Del.
risys- s-SuDscRlPrIoN-One year, 81 so in advance,
a. $500 if not paid till end Of the gear. No paper
J,cotiauei until all arrears are paid-Only at Tie
..isa of the Publisher.
,o,xsrIsING-For every square Of IL lines or less first
;.,,riOa so cts.i each subsequent insertion 25 cts
liberal arrangements made 'ciM yearly and halC
rlrIy GiUertisers.
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GatEsi bp GtIsarapb.


SANDY HooE, Oct. a..
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool Oct
LIST has passed this point bound for New
York Her adyices are two days later
than by the City Of Washington.
The Italian rumors look threatening.
Napoleon rcpudiates any desire TO place
Prince Napoleon on the Italian throne.
Later accounts from China confirm the
rumor Of the nominal imprisonment Of the
American Minister al Pekin.
LtyrRroOL Oct. 1.--RchaYdson q Spence
report -four advancing, and wheat q I'd
higher. Corn dull but steady.
English politics unimpOrtaut.
Prince Napoleon had left Zurich, without
an interview with the Plenipotentiarics,
The Zurich conference continued, but
nothing further had transpirod since Prince
Napoleon had visited Zurich.
IL is asserted that the King Of Belgium,
on a visit TO Bearitz, referred simply to the
Belgium debt to Franco, the payment Of
which had been demanded.
The rumors Of active preparations OF the
naval afmaments and Qualifications in France
continue.
II was regulrr,y reported that Austria WAS
seeking secretly to negotiate loan in Eng.
land.
II was reported, that Austria and Sardinia
arc making warlike preparations, and that
the French army Of occupation is to be rein
forced.
The Dukes Of Modena and Tuscany are
reported to have organized a large force in
order to attack the army Of Central Italy.
Another authority says, the Duke Of Tus-
cany viii regain his throne by an appeal 10
the universal suffrage.
Rumors Of a disturbance in Naples are
current, but they are contradicted.
The Spanish Government has declined the
offer of England, 10 mediate with Morocco.
The Paris Pays says: Minister Ward, and
the American Legation were conveyed Ia
Pekin in huge travelling box, from which
only the sky was visible. They were well
treated, but were not allowed to sec anything
being confined to the house at Pekin while
waiting an interview with the Emperor, after
which they will return to the frontier.
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Jefferson TerriforX.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL.
The Leavenworth Overland Express to
Denver City on the 9Th has arrived.
B. d. Williams is probably elected Dele.
gate to Congress.
Snow had fallen to tho depth Of one foot
at Gregory's diggings and other localities,
causing temporary suspension of mining
operations. Succeeding mild weather. had
enabled the miners to resume. Large mum
bcrs are leaving for the States to pass til,
winter. The mines produce we'll. A nr4g.
get worth Sl50, was taken from Russei's
Gulch, and several others Of a less amount
have been found.
Miners remain vigorously at work in all
the diggings.
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New York Markec.

NEW YoRE, Oct. 70
FL0UR-Dull and l0c lower. Sales Z so
bbls at 45S95 60 for super state; 4,6F @4.sO for
extra state. 4.60@4.7O for super western. AIS
@5,l5 for common to good extra WESTERN 40
@560 inferior to good shipping brands round
hoop Ohio Canadian dull, with sales 100 bbls
at S,5O@6,25.
Rye flour steady at 3,7594.40.
GRAIN--Wheat dull, and nominally @2c
lower; sales $500 bush Milwaukee club at
I,03
Rye dullj sales 800 qush at ssc,
Barley quiet at 75@60.
Corn dull and heavy, without sales.
Oats dull at 42@4I, for Canadian and wes-
tern State.
Lard shade easier; sales 100 bbls at lli4@
ll1S.
Butter in fair demand.
Whisky quiet, and held a. SOC, with buyers
at 29c
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Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, Oct. Ia.
The st. Paul Times Of the 18th, says:
Returns received thus far show the follow
ing Republican gains over the vote of 1867:
Ramsey county 500; lennepen 500; Daco-
tab 400; Rice ITO; Washington 100; Inoka
400; Carver 100. The Republicans are
known to have gained one Senator and two
Representatives, viz: Ramsey county, one
Senator and one Representative; Inoka. pro-
badly five Representatives. In Dacotah the
Democrats gain four.
There is but little doubt Of the election Of
the Republican Congressman, Governor
and State Ticket, and both branches Of the
legislature
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EplscOpnI Convention.

RICHMoND, Va, Oct. ID.
There was great throng in attendance
at the st. James, Monumental, and st. Paul
Churches, Of this city, to day, to witness
the cons Grafton Of the Bishops and Asss.
tant Bishops Of New Jersey, Ohio, Texas
and Minnesota. The Rov. VIM. II. Oden-
heimer, Bishop Of New Jersey, and Rev.
Gregory Thurston Bedell, Assistant Bishop
of Ohio, were consecrated in st. Paul's
Church. Rev. Alexander Gregg, Bishop Of
Texas, in the Monumental Church, and Rev
II. P Whipple, Bishop of Minnesota, in st..
James Church.
The ceremonies were very imposing. All
the Bishops in attendance, at the Convention,
assisted in the conservation. The attend
ance included large number Of strangers.
The General Convention Of the Church was
not in session to-day.
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cloth aIile, which cannot be unraveled or pulled
They are all made with the higbes. mechanical
skli ana aii warranted to wofk weli on all kinds
goodh, from the lifhicet fabric tOheaNy leather ~
particuar,We would call attention OF All ON new
family sewing naclinc. llhaa been manufactured
nom an ,lsso alnpie az 10 render s n impe,Si
We - Gttout cl order cf dffnngc It's operations
s'lset x x q ,gple % estensh one, that 80
n4IoF ae elte descriptions of The diaereutstyies
rs. q atSss convenient s,,ie which can be
Wttkeabt ttna "a ioet "a el "a lts own table Tor
fotf9 eaft a thippint And also for large manuisc
y !. nsees1t, N place nnmeef o.
idf them al. ffitc 500
80. = WIN Walnut Of Mahogany Table, either
wa et Wt.eont BOX TOP, which locks down. Price
50, .. sane sire A. No 9, bu, runs with bel,
adapted to manufacture clothing or leather work
This is really the ohcapeat achlne In the market
a. there y no work done on Sewing Machine that
II viii not TO- II IL Confidently asserted hat this
Machine runs easier than any machine now Ia ust
/ NO. 4. This Machine has \ long arm, 10 accom-.
modate large work. u runs a. a high rate ofapret
lunseaeiiy, Anda without adoubt, the best Machine
or Isilors use ever offered to the public u is also
peculiarly hted for plantation work, ae u IL very
simple yet substantial and durable with but littlt
liability to getont OF order, Price sI2O.
] hO.o This IL a new aud cheaper style, and
general favorite for Family, Light Leather, and
great variety Of work. ithAs been gotten up Will
i,elte.choe W iuIhlsnihB sfong ana dutable, ye
iighf and tasty machine AZ lcas price than eithc
OF the above. II runs verv easy, RAPIDLY, and 4
pronounced the best machine now In market 70
No. s. This iu a machine got up on an entirei,
new principle different from anything ever beiori
offered TO the public, and confidently assert tina
Tot family use 10 has not an equal II is very hah
and tasty, runs very rapidly, Is almost nOlaeess Il
lta operation and uses STRAIGHT NEEDLE, u 4
so arranged ~ to be utterly impossible for Il to mis
stitches, II has tension on bot sides aud rarrie
large supply OF thread on the under spool. Tn
motions are gained by two small eranks that rui
without perceptible noise. The two threads an
worked In such manner As never TO pull both AZ tn
came time andconsequcntly, little liable 10 break
The seam ts very elastic snd the thread does no
breakin wAshings II will do work bette
than an, cheap machine now in mar et, as IL use
SILK cotton, OF ltnnen with equal facility, Price 90
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
\ OFFICE l11, BROADWAY, NY
WHITNEY g. LYON PropTietors.
D.J TRUMP, Agent, Third st., door west Of IN
ONO BLOCK. tlet7-imdSwl
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NEW EDITION
or NsvQaa,S sRl6Eal9ENE!
AT PAYNES.

A MANuAf roR ExFcuroRs AND ApMISnTBA-
tore, IN the Settlement Of tho Estates of
Deceased Peraout, with Practical Forms,
&c, DO ny Joaerh r. Sven. late Presi-
dent Of tho twelfth Judicial Circuit. Fifth
Editioni Revised Enareed, and Adapted
to tho Present Practice ly H. Q. Noble,
Attorney at Law, Cjlumbus with Notes Of
the Euac,msnts and Decisions down to
the Present Time. Ry +. J Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court, Of Franklin
County. One Volume Sgo. Price, in
Law binding. Al 90.
The charscieruf Swnn'a Manual ie 70 well known,
that n would aeem entirely unnecessar, NJ this
time, TO say word in c0rimendation OF ~ The
present edition u believed 10 be much superior, In
every respect 10 any heretofore publish dI and
the Publisher would therefore especially recon
mend II to the attention of Members OF the Bar,
auoth
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From Havana.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. H.
The steamship Catawba, from Havana on
the 10Th, and Key West on the Sth, has just
put into port for coal. She has on board the
passengers Of the steamer Star of the West,
which put into Key West disabled.
The Republican Of this morning contains
the following additional news from Havana,
brought by the Catawba: Maretzcka &
Bro. had leased the Tacon Theatre at
Sl2OOO
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CrsofNs ,ri, Oct. IL.
FL0UR-Markot unchanged at 460@4,70
Tor supefine, and 4.sO@5,l5 for extra.
wHISKY--The market is unchanged at 25
BUrTER--Tbe market steady with fair
demand at l2@l7c.
PRoYISioNS-Bsco1 sides no.
Lard l03&.
Mess Pork nominal.
GRAIN--The market is firm at l,O0@l ,05
for prime
OATS--A good better demand aud prices
firm.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ID
The President autbOizes the emphatic de-
nial Of the truth of the dispatch from Phila-
delphia, that Col Forney has received no
tification ftom him of his intention to insti-
tute proceeding for libel, Of Monday in re-
lation to Senator Broderick.
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Fire.
ynRNoN, Ind. Oct. ]

hNNol', luusY WI IL
The fire last night destroyed Is houses
Loss $4,000; insurance about $1,000. The
fire originated in a stable, and is supposed to
be the work ofan incendiary. The principal
losses are. VIM. Sharp & Co, Riley & Nc
Clelland, Felting & Co, Vim. Love, and Il.
i. Hennington; also, the Masonic Hall,
Adams Express, Post Office, &c.