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Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07
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A LFRED B. GARDNER, Agent for the
"A PRovIDrscE Mutual FIRE IxsuRAscs CoxrASr,
provdencc r. 1.

A LFRED ID. GARDNER, Agent for the
"A PRovIDEScE Mutual FIRE ISsuRAscs CoxrAxr,
Providence, Il. /.
PAwrucKEr MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
sGtojyls Pawtucket. Il. l.
ERANKLIN MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
IL ANCE COMPANY.-OiR No. 3, Bank of Com
mcrce Building, Providence, 4. !. Insure against
loss damage by Fire for the term OF seven years.
on buildings, and in separate class for the term Of
six years on household furniture.
DIREcToRs-W iliiam Foster, Amos d. Smith, Jo-
scph f. Gilmore, David Sisson, a. B. Dixie, Earl r. Ma
son, A. G. Barstow, Daniel f. Carpenter, Thomas J
Stead, William NJ Bailey, John f. Chaplin, Albert S.
Gallup, Thomas J. Hill, Lucius Weaver, George G..
Nightingale, Benjamin B. Adams, Enoch Stccre, Ed
ward ID. Pearce, Alexander Duncan, Simon Henry
Greene aud Richard ]. Arnold.
WILLIAM FOSTER, President.
JoHE +. DEIscoL. Secretary and Treasurer.
Applications for insurance received by EZRA NJ.
lARTlN, agent for this town. mhS
LNIRE INSURANCE.-Having completed my
IL arrangements with some of the best Stock and
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies, am prepared to
take risks on Dwelling Houses Furniture, Barns and
contents, Merchandise, Builders Risks, and other
property.
also still continue to be the Agent of the FRANK
I'm MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Provi-
depce, X. l., which insures Houses for seven years.
aud Furniture for six years.
mhi9 EZRA M MARTIN.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

Tue TREArf WITH CHiSA.-- Warrington, July
as. w. Williams, Secretary Of the Legation
TO China, has arrived hero bearing the ratifca-
ton Of tho treaty with this government, and an
autograph letter from the Emperor to the Pres
idcnt and presented both these documents TO
the Department of State to-day
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

That was terrible case Of wifc murder In
New Orleans a short time sinco-whsn an Eng
lishman beat his drunken wife to death with
hickory pole, and her arm was bruised to . Jelly
from the shoulders to the ends Of her fingers, in
attempting to ward off the blows.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

DRowNED.-A little son Of William E. Gilmore
Ucadcr of Gilmore's Cornct Band) was drown
ed in Pawtuckot about half past eleven o'clock
on Saturday last. Ho was in swimming, and
got beyond his depth.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

Thomas Ward and Samuel Maryfot, Of Chcrs-
kee county, Georgia, while intoxicated, agreed
to fight with bowie-knives in . dark room.
They did so, and Ward was literally cut to
pieces
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

The Pendulum" states that the number Of
inhabitants in the village Of Greenwich 10 2,116,
at the present timc, according to the Assistant
Marshal's account.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

CALEB CusurSo.-A N. Y. Tribune washing.
ton dispatch says Il Is arranged that Caleb Cus6.
ing Is to succeed Judge Daniels on the Supreme
Court Bench.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

Tho Bristol County Agricultural Society have
determined to build an Exhibition Hall, in
Taunton, 125 by so feet two stories high, and
Of stone, tho material to bo taken mostly from
their own lands
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-07

A little girl showing her little cousin, about
four years old, star, said That star up there
is bigger than this world" No II ain" said
he. "Yes IL is" "Thon why don't u keep
the rain or"
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BY tho steamers Adriatic At New yosk ssa
Ango-Saxon of Father Point We have fossin
papers to the goth and news to the s1st uit.
The Congress at Baden Baden had dissolvsS.
after being visited by Louis Napoleon, and the
French papers declare that the conference "oon-
solidates the peace of Europe" Two stsaneras
bearing the Sandman and American 6ags, with
a large number Of men and supplies for Garibal-
d.. had been captured by NsapO!itau higates
their release was demanded BY the Sandman
ambas 'ador, who was supported by tho English
ambassador.
The steamsr. Persia, from Liverpool, arrived
at New York on the 9th inst. The Ncapolitans
wero fortifyins Messina. They had eoncentrs-
ted 5000 troops there. together with considers
BILE ammunition. The evacuation Of Palermo had
been completed. The Nsapolitan fiigatcs had
let port. Garibaldi was forming twenty regi-
mcnts for operations on the main land. The
Ncapolitsns were in great force in Calabris.
All the communes in Sicily had presented I'd.
dresses requesting annexation to Piedmont.
The American vessel seized by the Ncapolitans
was the Charles and Jane, Capt. Quinn, of Bal.
timore. 1t is asserted that final conference at
Baden, bctweon the Prince Of Prussia anI the
German sovcrcgns, resulted in decisive agree
mcnt on the questions relative to Germany and
foreign governments. The sovsreigns rendered
their good offices to bring about an understand
ing between Prussia and Austria The Prince
Of Wales embarks for Canada July 11th. A
pamphlet with tn, title, "McMahon, King Of
Ireland" had made its appearance in Paris.
CLAyvMLE.-Wo learn from tho Providence
Journal that new rifle company, with tho
name of the Westconnaug Guards, has been
ormed at Olayville. They have obtained
charter and the necessary arms They paradcd
for the first time on wednesday. Thcy num-
Der about fifty men, The following gentlemen
have been elected officers
Colonel George K. Williams
Lieut.. Colonet-John II. .Aylsworth.
Mojor-Peles Wilbur.
Cdptain-Jamcs S!ocum
Lieutenant-Joscph Knight.
Adjutant-Cyrus Round
Paymaster-David Knight
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. Webster.
Commissary-Pardon Walker. ..
Surgeon-C Charles e. Nicholas.
assistant .Surgeon-Charles A. Cahoone.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
A U r o 3 A.

Tas Congregational Church in Aurora held their 6oth
Anniversary Sabbath the LIST Of January inst Not
withstanding the extrems cold there very large
congregation assembled, many coming from the adjoin.
ing towns, to participate in the exercises.
Rev. John Seward, of Scion, who had been Pastor of
the chui for some 80 years. delivered discourse from
Psalms 97:1l-l2 81 will remember the works
of the Lord: surely will remember thy wonders of
DID, win mediate also of all thy work. and talk of thy
doings"
The early history of church, its struggles trials
were very strikingly set forth.
It was organised with IL members, all of whom have
passed away From the time that Mr.. Seward removed
from the place, the following ministers were employed
BY the Church, each only for short period: Rev. s.
NJ Burton, Rev s. Stephens, and Rev s. G. Clark. The
present PASTOR Rev.J g. Graves commenced his labors
with the Church Sspt. 1850.
The Church at present, contains less than one-baf
the members that belonged to it under Mr. Stewards
minis t y. ..-..
Those who have borne the burden heat of the day
VIII soon be called away their places will be vacant
Who will come forWaid fill their places and do the
work that the Church is called to do?
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
R A N DoLPH.

The order of the day, says correspondent.
has been, during the fine sleghng sleigh rides parties
dances, and occasionally mistake,
Young America has well improved the sleigh
ing.
Mr. Ira Morse, of the pioneer settlers Of Ohio,
was, at last accounts. lying dangerously ILL., at his resi-
dence in Randolph.
Several matters of interest, pertaining to Randolph
township, crowded out, but will appear next week.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.--Or Saturday
the TIN inst Thompson, of Ravenna's oldest
citizens died, at the residence of his Richard ].
Thompson. Mr.. Thompson eighty five years of
age and had for several years been quite inrm. His
last disease congestye pneumonia
Mr.. Thompson born in Mansfield Connecticut, in
I774-he married in Pts6eld Mass April 81, 1899
and afterwards resided Stocbrdge, Berkshire Coun-
ty Massachusetts, From this latter place he removed
Rayenna in 1914. Upon his arrival here he purchased
The farm, upon which his Richard resides, and
upon which he lived until the day of his death. He
Comb maker by trade and engaged in the branch
Of manufacture while the East and continued
time after his removal Ohio, supplying all this section
Of country with horn Combs for long time.
lie purchased his farm of Rob't Eaton and the house
In which he ed and died is the in which the first
court held in Portage County assembled this,
however, before Mr.. to Ravenna.
The family Of Mr. Thompson consisted o: eight children,
six of whom survive him. Two of the dnughters-Mrs.
DR.. Isasc Swift, Mrs. Timothy carnahan. and
Richard ]. Thompson-sre residents Of Rayenna; one,
barry C. Thompson, resides at Hudson son, Orrn
Thompson, at Detroit Michigan and one daughter at
Memphis, Mishigan. Seventeen grand children. and
eight great grand children survive him. His wife,
Mrs. Polly Campbell Thompson, died in 1874.
Mr.. Thompson quiet, Industrious citizen, but
took lively interest in the social and political interests
OF the community in which he lived. Upon Frida, NOR
ning, before his DEATH ne reused from state Of
lthargy into which he to be sinking and the In.
tgence of the disastrous fire that occurred the night
previous, being communicated to him. he manifested an
eager interest In the details tina. told him
he soon sank away again, and rallied to entire
consciousness, but fell asleep gently calmly as
comes the close Of quiet, pesceful summer day.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
NE TON FALLs.

The Phenix Literary )Society held its meet
ing at the Union High School Building last Friday eve
The members did themselves much credit their produc-
TONS The Rhetorical and other exercises excellent
There two Societies connected with the which
is under charge of Prof N A. Bsrrett-the Phenix and
DePhic These societies organized last winter and
have given two very entertaining Exhibitions.
Leapyear manifestations have commenced in good
nes already have the young des assumed the privileges
peculiar 10 their during this delightful
the young gentlemen home; invite them enjoy the fine
ssighing and setting fine example for the Besux
when it shall become proper for them to return theis
compliments
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

~ Maxim strictly adhered to-
I give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
He is Phys ician indeed, who Curesl
The Indian Herb Doctor, R. LYONS, cures the fol
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages of their
existence, Wig:
Diseases of the Throat Lungs Heart Liver Stomach,
Dropsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Falling Sickness, and all other Nervous De-
rangements. Alao, all diseases of the Blood,
such as scrofula. Erysipelas, Cancers,
Fever Sores, Leprosy and all other
complicated chronic complaints.
All forms of Female Difficulties attended to with the
happiest results.
It is hoped that will despair ofa cure until tbey
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines fair and
faithful trial. GF During The Doctors travels in Eu-
West Indies East Indies, South America and the
United Staes he hss been the instrument Gods hand
to restore health and vgor thousands who were given
up and pronounced incurable by the most eminent Old
School Physicians; nay more, thousands were on
the verge of the grave, ROW living MONUMENTS to
the Indian Herb Doctors skill and successful treatment
aud dniy exclaiming-" Blessed be the day when
first and partook of the Indian Herb DoctorA
Me 1icine.
Satisfactory references of cures will be gladly ara
cheerfully given whenever required.
The Doctor Hedges his word and honor that he will IN
nowise directly indirectly induce any invalid
to take his medicines without strongest probability
of a
Remember, consultation and advice free. The DOC
shall he ibera'y considered.
EP Post Office address, box 1868.
R.JLYONS MD
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
W IN IA M.

On Thursday last Rev. james Shaw was
installed Pastor the Congregational Church and
Society of Wiudham. Sermon by Rev DR.. Aiken. of
Cleveland. sketeas
We have full and interesting detailed account of the
exercises, which we shah insert in our next.
The Revival work still continues. correspondent
writes the spirit of the Lora is many are think
ing deeply Of religious things. and frequently one and
anoLnsF Is ready to swu Jasus ~ his Saviour
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

During the fire of last week, no building on
.ns sde OF the street in imminent per.
tnan FraEerS Block. The wind drsed In that direction
there was literally rain of fire on COL Frasers prem
ise men were stationed upon his roofs as upon others,
sueceSsiui m nghting fire. By bis activity and
vigilance. the Colonel barely saved his barn f,r .ona
gaon as cnders and burning Goals were carried by the
Wind and rapidy a0assd into an opsu window.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
CLEyELANn ANp P1rrsRuaaH RAn. Roam

CoNPASY-ANaukL MEETIsG.-The annual meeting of
Stockholders held in Cleveland last Wednesday.
The following Board of Directors elected They
the last year with the exception Mr.. Sho-
enberger in the place of Mr.. Gilbert. z. Fitch, Ceve
and; James Farmer, do; James F. Clark, do; q. W.
Clark. do; D. G. List, Wheeling W. W Holloway,
Bridgeport; B. Drennen, steuhsnyile: H. Stowe Beaver;
J. Pennock, Pittsburgh; J. Shoenberger do; j. N Nc
cullough weIlsviei Il. c. Kingsley, New Haven.
At subsequent meeting of the Board of Directors
last years Board of officers elected, us folows
President-J. N. Mccullough.
Secretary-E Rockwell.
General Freight Agent-w W. Chandler.
General Ticket Agent-F. B. Myers.
Master Machinist-J. Hovey.
Paymaster-R. r. Smith.
Says the Cleveland Herald
The former efficient Assistant superinte, dent C. E.
Gorham, was also confirmed No better staff Of officers
than eanove could possibly be appointed the Road
and the Board have ehown their wisdom by confirming
hem They have ever iabored to give the fullest posi-
President Mccullough submitted his Annual Report
from which we make the following extract
TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT
The Directors Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company respectfully submit to the Stockholders the
following Report of the operation of the Road for the
year ending Nov. So 1859:
To expense of operation for .S4sl lo4 q
To covering bridges river division. 3so5 Il
To fitting up MacliHe Shop and machinery
Manchester. 6,2l0 -
No new cars. lo,7I2 80
NO fencing at Smiths Ferry. All IS
To fitting up Telegraph Office at Pittsburgh.
Manchester and Atwater. :.............. Sss IS
To uipe, hydrant bose, &c., at machine
sI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 10
To right ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l6 81
70 ness accrued prior to Dec l. So. SO
To interest, including rent Pittsburgh Fl.
- Wayne : Chicago R. R; Co. o.::..::..:... as2,l7e 60
70 amount due from u g. Postofice Dept. 1885 81
TO amount due for connecting roads. S8a68 IS
10 ohis receiVable. l4,3i7 -
10 cash on hand. 6132 81
$i,oos, ZOE o.
BY receipt from pass. S3l 927 80
BY receipts from freight. 5ISe54 70
by receipts from mails, &c..... 55s2s So
BY balance mis-. accounts. 1882 l9
$l,003, ,2o2 o.
Il will be by this tatement that there has been an
Increase of the eavnings Road over the previous
yesr, which is 60 far satisfactory.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
Local Notices.
A CARD.

The undersigned nke this method of rendering their
grateful Acknowledgements the Fire Company
for their efficient services at the confagation in stay.
ing the progress of the ayies and saving so much
erty from what seemed certain destruction.
We also feel under great obligations to many citizens
for their noble and untrng efforts to property.
J. C. PRENTIss,
SAM'L J. HOPKINS.
g. Our Office for the present. is at the late residence
of Cyrus Prentss.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

ODD FELLOWS "A public installation of the
oces o. hasenna Lodge l. o. o. F. will take place on
this (ednesdayJ evening at the elegant Nal, !, ~.
in Phsuix Block. c. w. Palmer ESQ ~ cr...,.. =
the orator of the occasion. Ladies snd rept.u.
invited to attend The exercises will commsnc. :. ,
O'Clock M The installation ceremonies of thi. ord,
are impressive and refining.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

Fire IN HUDsoS.-Last Wednesday morn.
ing, the dwelling house of Mr. oin Porer north of the
village of Hudson, Summit County, destroyed by
fire. Loss from two to three thousand 5ris-no insur
ance. Two Western Reserve Coll. q ~ .sents, who
were boarding with Mr.. Porter, lost oil s.othng and
| books.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

PHENIx FIRE COMPANY. No. l.-At a meet.
ing Of the Pheuix Fire Company No. of Rarenna, Jan
7ih, 1870, the following resolutions we're adopted:
Resolued Thai we tender to Mr.. Hiram Collins yoto
Of thanks for the excellent breakfast rendered us on ba
morning of Ihe FIRE.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be present.
Cd to each of our County Papers for publication.
cHAS KING, Asst Foreman
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

To ADvERTrsERs.-- 1t becomes necessary
again to remind advertising that to insure
tnserton for the current week. advertisements
hand In by 10 O'clock A. n. Monday. Advertisers
respectfully requested leave their advertisements
tho Business Office, in the Ravenna Book Store and not
take them in person to the Printing Rooms.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

To THE SIcK.-Remember DR.. Dellenbaugh
will be in attendance follows Ravenna Collins Hou,e
January 18th; Garrettsyille, Norton House, Feb lsi
Consultation free. janll-sw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

JANUARY THAw.-Afier five weeks of ex-
eeen' seghing. the regular January shaw' has come
anu 'he mack bone of Winter broken. Ghe weather
no" mild ana bland-the streets sloppy
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

Mr.. WILLIAM II. FoLGER has taken the
residence Chestnut Street, South of The Union School
Building known the old Collins Tavern the building
having been removed from the sits of the present Collins
House. The building having been put in thorough re.
pair now makes very BILE residence. tits not
yet fully determined whether Mr.. Foger will open this
establishment Boarding House. The matter houev.
er, is under consideration.
We should suppose that first class Boarding House,
such Mr. and Mrs Folger would keep, would be fully
pstronized.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

Those observations of the aAttached Thermometsr"
which are marked with an ~ conjectural the
cury having retired Of sight in the the
menr.
The sign minus (-)prefxed to observation of the
Standard Thermometer, indicates a temperature below
Gro.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
THE CorrRAcroRs OF THE UNION scHoc

The CONTRACTORS OF THE UNION School
MISUNDERSTANDING given description the building and
the schools therein would but just
10 say word in behalf of The Contractors The Board
awarded them the contrsct.as the lowest bdde-and
faithful trustees of the public interest," held the
tractors to their engagement. The Board could do
Iessthe contractors expect nothing less. So
s Is fair and open to no exception II the contractors
hd 100 lou 1t is their misfortune not the fault of the
Board.
contractors h.d Unforeseen reverses. Ia
the frat place. the unusually proraeted wet weather.
the Spring Of 1858 retarded their operations in grading,
eusrviue atone for the founatons which retarded tbe;,
operatious and cspsed them increased exp.pdi,urea
In the seoond uI.ce their loss by Are In luna 1883 Of
snised work lumbar and other material wa for ,lem
v.rv b.,vv,na the Are having t.sn onbtIss. ..n..d
bv 2, ;uce,d;.rv ,ts cantr,ctor. a; mi. s,nect -,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
Truth is stranger than fiction.

TT1tthis stranger than fiction.
| PAINEsvILE, Oct. %, 1859.
DR, LYoSs-Detr Sir: Deep gratitude requires me to
certify to you the blessings l have received from God
through your agency About eight months ago. suf
fering severely with diseases of Lung, Liver Heart
and my whole system was laboring under very hazard
situation twice bed ut the lungs and perodca
chills reducing to very dangerous state lap
piled to you after having tested the skill of other phys
clans of this place with and find myself
with the highest hope of ing goodly degree
health more, and sincerely hope that it may be
your portion to relieve the suferngs of thousands Of
poor discouraged invalds, you have me.
Yours &C., ISABELLA r. BAKER.
To THE PUBLIC My wife has suffered with the Liver
Complaint, affection of the Lungs and Heart She suf
ere also with pains produced by Rhematisn
and Neurological these she endured without cessation for
six years having failed to receive relief from
other sources. Three months ago she induced Co
try DR.. Lyons, the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
His success in aevating her suerings las been of such
astonishing nature that gratitude to the Doctor and
the duty owe to suffering humanity, feel myself called
upon 20 recommend him excellent and competent
physician. T. NAYLoR,
Paiues.ille, Ohio. nov9-Sm
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

APPoTNJTN
nR. r. J. LYONS, the celebrated Indian Herb Doctor
can be consulted at the following places every
during lS59-60:
Cleveland Office 1874 Superior street. Office days in
Cleveland foows:-lst 3D. 11th, l2h 18th, 2zh 25th
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

OBSERVATIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAM
UARY 7, 1850.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
The sufferers by the Fire

The Sufferers by the Fire
Preniiss Hopkins-stock OF Goods; estimated value
$4,000. Insured e6eO0.
Prentiss House Biock-yalue 5000 insured a. 0oe
The insurance upon the goods and building are in the
Ena and Phenix Of Hartford, and Home and Manhattan
Of NV York.
W.BecidIey, Stove Dealer and Timer. Loss 50 900
Insured in Knox Mutual, Mt. Vernon, $1,000
VIM. n. Folger-Landlord of Prenliss House. Loss
q. 600. Insured in Knox Mutual 1890.
Building occupied by A. W. Beckley and Warehouse of
Prentiss & Hopkins. Value, $500. No insurance
Most of the boarers at the Prentiss House lost all their
effects in their rooms. We give list complete
are able to make it at this time.
D. n. CIevell, clerk with Poe & Bro. Saved nothing
but one suit Of clothes.
C. Greenaedsr, Clothing Merchant NO. Phenix Block
Saved nearly all the contents Of his roo consisting
wearing apparel, &c.
Jesse Willard, with Baird & Wait. Lost everything
Nelson LoveIand, Carriage Maker with N D. Clark &
Co. Lost comparatively nothing.
Tho's W. Burgess, Civil Engineer. The trunk Of Mr..
B. was In the Office of the hote and his surveying equip
meuts also, and were saved.
B. Hayes, with ellis & Durham. Lost everything
s. Comstock, Cashier Portage Br. Bank. portion
of the contents of The occupied by Mr. Comstock
were saved. Mrs Comstock, who is confined to her bed
by Illness safely and promptly conveyed to the Col.
n,,.. go.
.vs-ss,,,r. = 1Ai' ~'D's'OeA ia'n'''' i'"'
~.
sao - so'
A. =. - p.se =. s''.o0, e-e
lsavs the burning premises in her night clothes.
Thso. Baldwin-elerk for Preniiss Hopkins. Mr.
sn' nf'' person VINO discovered the nre'"nd
gave 'ne aiAim. ne sept IN room Immediately over
ne s'o'c- a. tne hine ne aSoke oetween one and two