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William TiIlman, steward; VIM. -Sted-
ding, seaman. who assisted; and Donald
Mcleod, seaman, who refused.
The prisoners on board are named
Jas. Minor, Of South Carolina, and
James Davsett, Of New; Jersey, who
appears to be an innoceD: sort of g per-
son. i='l'
The prisoners were arrested by the
New York police.
The Herald adds: fffF
The, stateroom occupied by the rebel
|. Captain. Of the schooner presents exactly
the same appearance it did when the
death h-deaiing strokes of Tillman hurried
them into that land "from whose bourne
no traveller returns" The sheets OF
the bed and the floor were covered with
blood, and the entire scene was one at
which human nature might well shud-
der. The berth-room of the mate did
not present so revolving an appearance
as that of the Captain, as it appeared
that he did not bleed as much as the
Captain. No struggle whatever ap-
peared to have taken place in either
case, but that state OF disorder which
resulted from the dragging of the bodies
on board.
The place where the second mate ex-
pired was stained with but few spots
of blood, as he lay upon the rebel flag
which had been cut out from the Stars
and Stripes, that bearing several marks
of the crimson fluid. The flag remains
at the headquarters of the -Harbor Po-
lice, together with the ak with which
the deed was committed, and the coat
which the rebel captain was in the habit
of wearing. The tonnage Of the schoon-
er is rated about 800, and she is said
to be fast sailing and quite a staunch
little craft, and belongs to Jones, Smith,
& Co., of this city. There is no ord
nance on the vessel. She was built in
Port Jefferson, L. L., in 1858.
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For the gallipolis journal.


Tribute to the memory of VIZ. HcsKrwrll
# Co. B, 2lst Reg, who died in the Hosplts
It Gallipolis, June 9th, 1861. .- -a.
BYA AgEILow-soLprrR. rf
Tones Of love from friends most dear
Did not charm his dying ear;
No sweet words from mother fell
As he sank and breathed farewell"
But when came the "bitter hours"
Death had lost his boasted powers,
For, as softly fades the day,
So his spirit passed away.
Then with slow and measured tread,
To the "Mareh," so solemn, dead,
Bore we TO the silent tomb,
One whose loss we deeply mourn.
Oh! thou widowed mother, dear,
Who can now thy lone heart cheer,
Since thy only son has gone
To his everlasting homer
Yet, bereft one, do not mourn
For the dead one lost and gone;
For thy loss shall be his gain, I'LL ..
Freed from sorOv, care, and pain.
His Country's call he did obey,
And died from home, far, far away,
And though no foe his blood did stain,
On traitors heads it will remain.
Comrade rest, life's battles DER,
Sweetly sleep on Freedoms shOrs
Till the Trump with awful sound,
Wakes the sleepers under ground.
D. h P.
GALuPOLis, July 9th, 1861.
eB Psrrysburg Journal please copy.
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pletely. whipped them from every posi-
ton they had taken. our men were
thrown into panic BY our troops firing
on them, taking them for the enemy,
for there was no way Of telling friends
from foes in'the general engagement:
And then came sight-msy be
spared from seeing such another! Two
Thousand men started panic-stricken.
running through some Eve thousand
who were on the way to assist them
The panic spread through the FIVE thou
sand, and it was not IN the power oil
human exertion to restrain them to form
them into any kind of shape. Appeals
of all kinds and threats were alike un-
needed, and the only men unmoved
were our regulars. They moved on in
compact form and fought the advancing
enemy on one side, holding them in
check, and on the other were our two
Ohio regiments, supporting Capt.
Ayers battery, which kept the panic
stricken men from being cut to pieces
while trying to re-organize them into
some shape on plain opposite to where
we lad been so hotly engaged.
l looked also on that plain and there
was our small band ofregulars and the
Ohio brigade under Schenck, with
Ayers battery, holding the enemy in
check and giving us time to draw of
our disorganized mass of men. and then
commenced retreat.
"Our- General is now subject to all
the blame and disgrace defeated Gen.
eral is made liable to. He is conscious
of having done all that was in his pow
err, and that too OF the best officers in
the army to assist him. In no one
point did he allow any changes when
he could by any means prevent. Two
things he could not provide for; one
was Gen. ,Johnston's army reinforcing
Beauregard; and the other the rndisci-
plined troops that were SO easily de-
moralized and thrown into panic
There is a vast difference between dis
ciplined and undisciplined troops in a
battle field. Our regulars and some Of
the volunteers, such as Barnsides' Bri-
gade of Providence, Schenck's Ohio
Brigade, the Connecticut Brigade, some
of the Boston and New York City Vol
unteer Regiments did well, and all of
these men were in the first Of the en-
gagement except the Ohio and Connec-
ticut troops. The great mass of the
troops were green men that had just
come into the service, for the very
morning we had our engagements. some
of the three months men marched from
the field for home. This had bad ef-
feet on our men.
We presume that this account will
deepen the impression on every ones
mind that our men were required to do
impossibilities. Their number was en-
iirely inadequate for the undertaking.
They beat the enemy wherever they
met them, but they would have cOntin-
ued to fall back on successive lines of
masked batteries and entertainments,
until our troops would have been over
come by fatigue and slaughter The
attack was brave and successful at the
beginning, but it was an attack that
never ought to have meen- made. At
tacking formidable entertainments with
half the force may be heroic but neither
that nor waiting for their compilation Is
strategy. -
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Notice.

JOSHUA e sI6OhhIHS and Eveline Col
81 lins, his wife, and Robert Castor and
Catherine CASTOR, his wife, Of the State Of
Iowa, will take notice that John Clark, of the
county Of Gallia, in the State Of Ohio. did on
the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1851, file his Pc
tition in the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for the county of Gallia, in the said State
of Ohio, against the said Joshua E. Collins
and Eveline Collins, his wife, Robert CASTOR
and Catharine Gastons his wife, with John
McGShee, William A. IMeGhee, James AcGhee,
Andrew j. MeGhee, Mary Ann Longshore,
James @. Hamilton and Eliza Hamilton, his
wife, William Edpiston and Margaret Edmis-
ton, his wife, David d. Ralston and Almira
Ralston, his wife, Columbus James, jefferson
James, Alfred james. Junior, Chauney james,
Anslem II. MeMillin and Isabella MeAillin,
his wife, as heirs at law, and legal representa-
tiYes Of James MeGhee, late Of Gallia county,
Ohio, deceased, defendants, setting forth that
the said James MeGhee (now deceased) while
in full life, on the 18th day of January, A.. D.
1851, sold to the plaintiff and one Benjamin
Martin, a certain lot or parcel Of land, situate
in the northwest quarter OF section number
twenty four. Of township number seven, Of
range number sixteens Gsllia county, Ohio,
for the sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars,
and executed bis sealed bond TO the plaintiff
and hessid Benjamin Martin, in writing. and
subscribed his name thereto, IN which said
bond be acknowledged full payment Of the
purchase money, to make and execute to them,
their heirs and assigns, q deed, with cove
nents of warranty for the said tract or parcel
of land when the same is surveyed and plat
thereof madey that said lot or parcel Of land
was surveyed by A. Vance, County Surveyor,
on the 23d day Of December, 1857, and plat
made; that the said James MeGhee neglected
70 make said conveyance and died seized Of
said lot of land on the 4th day Of July, A. D.
1858, leaving the above named defendants his
heirs and legal Representatives. The petition
prays that the said defendants may be re-
quired to appear and answer said petition on
or before the llth day Of November, AID. 1861.
JOHN. CLARK.
By Anselm 7, HOleomb, his atty.
June 90, '6l.-6w. i
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less infected; il is psinful--yery pain
full; so We must look out to make good
our retreat" n72 f.
Captaiu Dolliver and DR.. Russell re-
treated in company until all danger from
the victorious rebels was past.
Captain Dolliver says that the men
suffered much from want of water, and
that they had been inspired with the
hope of General Butler bearing down
upon one flank and General Patterson
upon the other, while they drove in the
center. = They fought confident that
victory was within their grasp. and knew
not the disaster In the rear until too
late to retrieve it. Tr
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Petition.

Henry W. Gilman, Plaintiff, VS. David s.
Pinnell, Indorser of E. R. Maguet, Deft.
State of Ohio, Gallia County, S., Court Of
Common Pleas,
DAVID S. Pinnell, of Parkersburg, in the
State of Virginia, will take notice that Henry
W. Gilman, of the county of Gallia, State Of
Ohio, did on the 9Th day Of April, 1861, file
his petition in the Court of Common Pleas in
and for the county Of GallIa, in said State of
Ohio, against the said David S. Pinnell, de-
fendant, setting forth that E. r. Magnet, Of
the County Of Gallia, State Of Ohio, made his
prommissory note in writing, dated 10th Sep
tember, 1860, for the sum Of 800, and paya-
bic to said D. S. Pinnell, which said promis-
sorry note for 800, was afterward, on the 2Oth
day of Nov, 1860, by the said David S. Pin
nell, indorsed and delivered to Henry w.
Gilman, the present plaintiff; that said note
was duly presented to said Z. r. Magnet for
payment, which was not made; that suit was
thereupon brought by plaintiff against said
E. R. Maguet, Judgment obtained, execution
issued, and the same returned by the officer Of
the law, endorsed "no property or effects, out
Of which to make the money" whereby right
of action has accrued to the plaintiff against
the said D. S. Pinnell. That at the time Of
filing said petition an order Of attachment was
granted BY SAID Court of Common Pleas Of
Gallia County, attaching certain monies and
effects of said D. S. Pinnell in the hands Of
Francis Wilkinson, Robert Warth, and Joseph
Wolfenberger.
The said David Pinnell is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Gallia Coun-
ty on or before the third Saturday after the 5th
day Of Sept, 1861.
HENRY W. GILMAN,
By his att'ys, BRADBURY and STEWART.
July 81, 166l-6w --
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Sherif,s Sale.


NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, Sheriff of the county Of, Gallia,
will, by virtue of an execution issued by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of said county, in
favor of Neal & Mccormick and against
George Wise, as principal, and Jonathan Ham
ilton and Jesse Ingles. as sureties. and to him
directed, at one O'Clock P. N. on the 18th day
Of July, A. D. 1861, at the house Of George
Wise in Clay township, in said county, offer
for sale at public auction the following goods
and ehattels, to-Yit: The undivided half part
of about thirtysfye- acres Of growing Wheat
in the field; the undivided half part OF about
five acres Of gEpwing Oats IN the field; and
about twelve acres Of growing Oats in the
field. Taken on said execution as the proper
ty Of said George Wise.
Given under my hand this 27th day of June,
A. D. 1872 co..
JAMES CAMPBELL. s. C G.
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A REBEL AHERIoAs ABRoAD.--We
have seen letter-f.om an American
gentleman, who has resided in France
the past three years, in which ths fol-
lowing statement is made; z
Madame Bonaparte told me the other
dsyEthst ons day at dinner. Mr.. Faulk-
ner. the american minister said to her,
s.Madame, many of Us ardently wish to
see yonr grandson sour Emperor."--
Respect for the gentleman at whose
table she was dining. alone prevented
herfrom saying aloud, "Mr. Faulkner,
although bis family has seen evil days,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1861-08-01
CINCINNATI MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 81.
FLOUR-The market has not changed, the
demand is quite light, and prices are irregular,
and to a great extent nominal. There was
some inquiry for new superine which could
have been sold to some extent at 50 5O@3 so,
but there is not much to be had below 50 go
6375. Extra, old, sold at 81 0094 25.
PROVISIONS-A continued moderate de-
mand for Bacon Shoulders at Sc, but there is
no demand for other articles, and prices re-
main nominal at Sl4 so for mess Pork, and
61l@73Sc for Bacon Sides, and 414@5l4e for
bulk do.
GROCERIES-There is fair demand in
the iobbing way, and prices remain firm at
.71S@9c for Sugar, l41@@l6e Cor Coffee, and
3l@33c for MOlasses.
WHEAT-The receipts Of new Wheat con-
tinue liberal, and the market was not quite so
firm to-day; prices did not undergo any change,
and we continue to quote prime to choice Red
at 70@73c, and prime to choice White at SOC
S3c. Some few lots of strictly choice Ken
lucky White sold at S5c. Old is in brisk de-
mand at S0e for prime Red 90@93c for White.
Sales / 900 bush prime White, new, at SOC;
$50 bush do Red at Zoe; 700 bushels do White
at soc on the landing; $50 bush prime Ken
tucky White at SIC delivered; 400 bush prime
White at 6lc.
CORN-The supply is but moderate, and
the market rules firm at 2sc for Ear in bulk at
the lower depots.
OATS-The receipts are light with an i'm
proved demand but without any change in
prices We quote them at 23e in bulk; 500
bushels choice White sold at 231sc in bulk.
HAY-The market remains dull but with
out any change in prices. We quote prime
new and old at $9@l0 per ton on arrival.
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DRESS MAKING.
.i MISS ROSS

W7oULD respectfully tender her services
w to the Ladies of Gallipolis, in the bust
ness Of Dress Making, in which she is thor
oughly skilled. Residence on Court street.
between Third and Fourth, opposite the resi-
dence of Mr.. John T. Halliday.
April IL, 81.
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Probate Notice.
Settlement of Accounts.

THE following accounts have been fled in
Il the Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same will be heard and
examined by said court on the 26th day Of
July, A. D. 1861: The first account of John
N. Kerr, Administrator of the estate of R. s.
Kerr deceased; First and final account of q.
S. Tuck. Administrator Of the Estate Of W. @.
Anderson, deceased; First account Of II. V.
Compston, Administrator Of Isaac Compston,
deceased; First account Of William Daniels,
Administrator of the estate of David Daniels,
deceased. A. LOGUE, Probate Judge.
July IL 1861. r.t
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although one member of it was
bigamist. and another rogue. yet.
thank God, it has never yet had trai-
tor.--Bosfon TRANSCRIPT. I Z =. IL.
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COkeREssroNAL IsrbuEseEs wrrE


CoNGREssIoNAL ISFIuEseEs WITH
GENERAL Scorr.-Tbe Pittsburg Dis
patch says:
A very reliable gentleman informs us
that, little over week ago. Gen. Scott
was called upon by a. self-sppointed
committee--members Of Congress-and
told by them he must move the army
forward to Richmond--that if he did
not, resolutions of censure would be in
troduced in the House. We hope the
story is unfounded--thst no such folly
and impertinence was committed by
men claiming 10 be sober, intelligent
gentlemen--butT true,- the meddlers
have much to answer for. !
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Attachment.

James Long. plaintiff, against Albert Almond.
defendant Before John z. Holeomb, ]. p.
OF Huntington Township. Gsllia county, o.
.0E the 9Th day of July. A. D. 1861, said
" Justice issued an order OF Attachment
IN the above action for the sum Of eighty-tvo
dollars and hfty eents, which order Of attach
cause continued TO the 3lst day Of August.
1861, at 4 O'Clock P. n. 'r'-e
July 25, ls6l.-3x.. -. Il -
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Dissolution Of CO-Partner-
ship.

THE Firm of John Dages 4 Company is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Theodore N. Wilson retiring from the concern.
John Dages is authorized to settle all claims
due TO, and by the company.
JOHN DAGES.
THEO. N. WILSON.
Gallipolis, July "a, '6l.-3w.
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Teachers Examinations.

Teachers Examinations.
EXAMINATIONS will be held at the
IL CoURT HOUSE in Gallipolis, the first Sat
urday in each month, until further notice. u
Applicants must comply with the follow
ing
RULES:
1st. Examinations at the County Seat the
first Saturday in each month. Special exam.
nations elsewhere at irregular periods, Of
which see notice in county papers s
end. Applicants must report themselves
by ii o'clock A. NJ. t-. IA
Sd. Applicants must produce satisfactory
testimony Of good moral character
4th. Certificates only granted upon sxami-
nation. 'jia --,,-
5th. Certificates will be ante-dated in no
case. -c
6th. No certificate issued or examination
held except as above. HH r
7th. An application to revoke a certificate
must be in writing, specifying the causes, n
copy Of which, with notice Of the time and
place where the same will be heard, must be
served upon the teacher by the applicant, at
least three days before the hearing.
By order Of the Board. .....
A. VANCE. seo'y.
June I3, 6l.-3w, .a.lf- .fl
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DIR. CORNELL,

MANUFACTURRR of Indian Vegetable
WI Medicine for the cure of all complaints
that flesh Is heir 10, so far as they are eurable,
can be found at Mrs. Coleman's Boarding
House. where he can be consulted all hours Of
the day. Special attention given to female
complaints. | request the public to call on
me and satisfy themselves.
July 4, 1861.
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MARRIED-In Clay township, on the
25th ult., by Rev. Jesse Ingels, Mr.. JOHN
LANTHRAS to Miss CAssoS CRousH; all Of Gal
liza county.
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Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Executor of the last will and testament
of Samuel Rothgeb, late Of Gallia county, o.,
deceased. WESLEY R0THGEB,
August ], 1851. Executor
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Howard Association, ,

PHILADELPHIA rl
A BeHevolent Institution ESTABLISHED By special
EndOtrmeHt, for the Relief Of The Sick and
Distressed, afflicted lcith Virulent
and ChroRie Diseases, and es-
peeiGLly for the Cure Of Dis
eases Of the SeEHaI
Organs.
MEDICAL advice given gratis, BY the Act
w ing Surgeon, to all who apply BY letter,
with description Of their condition, (Age,
occupation, habits Of life, &e.,) and in eases
of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free
Of charge. ,.-
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhea, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis
pensary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DR. j. SKILLIN HoUGHroS, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of
the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEo. FAIRcHILD, Sec'y.
April Is, 1861. t $500
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Notice.
Estate OF William Bray.
deceased.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il and qualified as Executor Of the last will
and testament Of William Bray, late Of Gal.
ha county, Ohio, deceased. Isl. q . 20
WILLIAM BRAY, Jr., .
sJuns 2, ls6l-sv' -sel 'Executos.
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MILLINERY.
MRS. J. HOWELL,

"a HAVING Just received her sec *
~ ond lot of Spring and Summer ~
Bonnets Of the latest style, which she will
sell twenty-five per cent. cheaper than ever
was sold here before. Ladies call and see for
yourselves. Flowers, Head-dress, Caps, Rib
bons, Ruehes, children's Hats, &e. =
Don't forget the place, on the Public
Square.
Bleaching and pressing done in good order.
May 9Th, 1861. .r-
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Executor Of the last will and testament
of Msriah James deceased, late of Galha coun-
ty. Ohio. WILLIAM SYMMES.
June ~, 1861. -r
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Stone.Fruit Jars

OF latest pattern and most approved style
" of different sizes, for sale by Co..
G. d A. HENKING.
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Lamps.

A FRESH supply Of Coal Oil Lamps Of IA
IA tsst improvements, superior styles and
6nish, at greatly reduced prices also Shades;
Brushes, Chimnies and Wieks for sale by
'. c. 4 A. HENK1Ne,
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Caution,

T FORBID all persons from buying GER
i tain Note of Hand signed by A. s. Guth-
rie, and payable to me. for one hundred dol
lars, on which is endorsed the sum Of thirty
seven dollars, as said note was stolen from
me. HEINRICH EITZE.
Addison, July 25. '6l-3w.. F..
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VALLEY HOUSE,
SECOND STREET,

GALLIPoLIs, OHIO
UPPER END OF PUBLIC SQUARE.
THIS House has been thoroughly renovated
i and newly furnished, and is now opened
for the. reception Of company. Satisfaction
guaranteed.' Charges moderate.
JAS. E RICHARDSON, Prop'r.
GaIlipolis, o., March Z, 1861.
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1.rrrER FROM RALTIMoRE.

Idle Rumors-Deploying upon the
Western Potomac-Thrilling Ac-
count from Zouave-The Balti-
more Killed and Wounded in the
Southern Army Movements Of
Troops--Returned Soldiers = Gen.
McCielIan--Order in Baltimore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-07
BROOKLYN.

WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHor -Yestsrday
morning Mr.. ALLISON MILLS attempted 10
shoot dog which had bitten him some time
previous. The o~ner Of the dog, Mrs. DALE,
reading In Throlp avenue, near Myrtle, rs-
monStTstsd. The pistol was disc larged, and
the oall instead Ct striking the dog -ntsrod
the leg Of the woman, inhicung q severe
wound. Mills was arrested on charge o.
f,lonious assault and held 10 await the result Of
the Il j. ries.
The 18TH RiGrMNr MUsrERKD Our or
TBE SERVICE. --Tbs 18Th regi msnt was mus
tered out Of the service Of tho United S ates
yesterday uornipg, at the srssnal, IN Port
land avenue, by Mir BHsPHHRD, ". s A.
The men vera informed ,ras they would be
duly notified through the papers when thu
IN ney dss thsm would DO ready. Tho 2Sth
regiment was also mustered ont OF the sol vc,,
and deposited tbsir arms in the City Annoy.
FOUND DRowsED.-Tho body OF man
named JONI CARniGAN was fund 10 tho water
at tho foot Of JMolemOn street. yesterday
morning. lie was last en- about the dock GU
Suniay night, and it Is opposed accidentally
tell ov,Iboatd. lie was about 30 years Of age,
sipale, ard II Is believed had no relatives In
this part Of tho country. An inquest was
bold aud verdict OF found drowned Was rem.
dertd.
FraK About 10 o'clock last night Grs
broke out In the carpenter shop Of p. ]. Ed
wAaDs, In Ds Kslb avenue near De BIvolss
street. Tho flames extended 10 the adjoining
carpsntlr shop Of IaA YoUSa & SON result.
iBg In the destruction OF both. The tools wers
mOetly saved. The sntirs damage will hardly
exceed $780, no irsurApco.