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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Privateer Shenandoah.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.
The Negro Suffrage Question.
AN INTERVIEW WITH JEFF. DAVIS.

| Ynvas ARRANGEMENTS for Ibe Capture
OF the Shenandoah he fcsii!f IN
iians iu the West-DiMculty aboui
Reconstrdction in South Carolina
| JEFF. Davis-His Opinion ON the An.
dersonville Cruelties.
(By Union Line, cor Water and Monroe Sts.l
New YORK, August 2S-The Herald S
Washington special says the statement
of the New York Evening Post that the
naval authorities have made no adequate
preparations to resist or capture the
Shenandoah in the Pacific is without
foundation. In fact when the naval Off
Ger at San Francisco heard of the pirate
in that direction he telegraphed to the
Admiral commanding i'll that quarter,
and the Swanee and one other ironclad
were dispatched from Acapulco some
time in July.
The sale of Government horses and
mules has been stopped at different mill
tary posts for the purpose OF ascertain
ING the magnitude of the Indian depre-
dations in the Western States and ter
ritories The total destruction by the
Indians of over five miles of the North
western Telegraph line in Utah at a sin
gle point, and the hostile attitude of the
savages in that region, make it impor-
tant to dispatch an additional mounted
force to learn how formidable they are
beyond.
A special to the Times from Washing
ton 9th SAYS: From Il highly intelligent
Southerner, direct from South Carolina,
we learn that the question OF suffrage
may prove somewhat embarrassing to
the South Carolina politicians in settling
the basis of representation i'll that State.
A strong party will be in favor Of form
ing on the white basis, while the low
country interest has hel etofore controlled
the legislation of the State by the pre-
ponderence in slaves To insist now on
the negro forming any portion of the
basis of representation will be more or
less compromising upon the question OF
negro suffrage.
On Friday last an officer of authority
called on JEFF. Davis, who announced him.
self as in very good health, the only
drawback being carbuncle on his leg
and a slight touch of erysipelas. In
speaking of Writ, Davis said he had
never seen or heard of him before his ar
rest, adding that from what he knew of
Winder, having been class mate of his
at West Point, he did not believe he
would be guilty of such awful acts.of in
humanity as are laid to his charge
Secretary Stanton will visit Saratoga
Springs before he returns to Washington.
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INSTRUCTION.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.
UHIS INsTITUTION, CHARTER.

THIS INSTITUTION, CHATTER
| il ED with full collegiate powers In 1864, and
| recently reorganized under q new Board Of Di.
rectors, will be opened as collegiate institute
| on the first "Wednesday in September next The
| buildings are now being thoroughly rehtted and
| newly furnished throughout.
In the hberaity Of its arrangements. in the ex-
| tent and comprehensiveness OF its course Of
| and in the ability and experience Of ii Board
of Instruction, the public may rely upon its
| being frst-class seminary.
| Having had many years experience In conduct.
ing leading Educational institutions IN the Eas.
| tern and Middle States, feel assured that with
| tiou of the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity.
the College win soon be able to extend to young
ladies all the facilities for accomplished edu
cation to be found outside of our eastern metro
politan cities.
Ii affords me the highest satisfaction 70 be able
10 announce the engagement Of a corpse OF
teachers OF distinguished ability, experience
and reputation.
sciepces. Miss Martha d. Halstead, former Pre-.
ceptress of Wesleyan Female College, vii.
mington. Delaware
In the department of literature and bellies,
lettres, Miss Mary Williams, late Preeeptress Of
Lafayette Institute, Washington, d. c.
In Music Miss Emily j. Shlpley, Of New York
ity, educated In Europe, and a pupil Of Bassi
nj.
In the Fine Arts. Miss Isabella NJ Gearn, OF
the New York School OF Design.
Assistants will be added in these. or otner do
partments as occasion may require.
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT viii be organised a
an early day, having especial reference 70 the
preparation of youngladies for the business Of
teaching.
A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will DO opened
for such Misses as are too young toentor the col
legiate.
EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS.
TurrIoN:-First Preparatory 60; second Pro.
paratory, 81; First Collegiate, IS Second Col.
fegiate So; Junior, $40; Senior, sl2 so Latin,
French, German, or other languas es. $5 EXper.
mental Sciences ~ extra, each Drawing, Is.
Painting in Oil. si0, Pastel,s Crayon. o. Mn.
sic on Piano. sl0; Use Of Instrument ~ 50; Vo.
cal Music, slO; Fuel, Cd and Sd quarters. 50 cents
each quarter
IS; Weekly Board, from Monday 70 Friday
night, s37 so; Fuel and Lights g.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in ali
cases At the commencement OF the quarter-Sep
9th Nov. 18th. Feb lat and April 18th
Young ladies are received at any time. but
not for less than m entire quarter. In case OF
protracted illness, allowance will be made
Young ladies should bring towels table napkins
umbrella and overshoes.
Applications may DO made by letter o. by
calling at the College from to toclock
L. c, LOOMS An n. D.,
July 90 lso5. President
SPECIAL NOTICE Having 70 be absent from
the 25th inst, TO Aug 10TH application may be
made in the interval TO bon. O. ID. Hubbard
President or to j. Wilson, Esq. Secretary
Board OF Directors Jy25tf
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WHEELING REGISTER.
rr,rs1,Ay MORNING, AUGUST ss 1865.
rei.graphic summary.

,o,d closed in New York yesterday at
sl43s
wealthy old lady in Wiiliston, Yer,
mont, was recently brutally murdered
dur;ng the absence of her husband
A collision occurred on Long Island
Yesterday, 10y which two traIAo Wa,
,.oken up, and 4 number OF persons
killed and wounded The accident Is at
tribnted to gross negligence on the part
of those who had charge of the tram
whose conduct ia said to have been IN
human on the occasion
A large number of rebel leaders are 'e-
n,,ted To be proparing to depart from
the country
The officials in North Carolina have
some trouble in convincing tue negroes
that they are not to be presented Win
farms.
captain Writ t,ial was still progress
ing yesterday
General Howard made a speech at CHI
cago Sunday night.
Two ironclaas left Achpnico IN july
IA pursuit of the Shenandoah
The reconstruction movements III
sonth Carolina are likely to be embar-
rassed by the negro suffrage question.
An official had an interview with Jeff.
Davis recently The latter is reported
!, reasonable health, and says he never
heard of Captain Writ till the late ar
rest
Or account of heavy mortgages ana
the disgust of planters with tree negroes
plantations in Louisiana are said 10 oe
offered for sale very cheap
General Curtis recently sent small
force TO Tennessee to capture some cattle
belonging TO the late rebel Government
The expedition was rcpelled, however by
bnshwhackers Another force has been
sent to do the work
The cholera is on the increase III Con-
stantinople.
The Great Eastern arrived at Crook
haven on the 10th Arrangements are
being considered for the recovery OF the
cable
The coroners inquest relative to the
Oil Creek accident has resulted In serious
charges against the engineer and con-
ductor.
DIR. Tuthill, formerly of the New York
Times, is dead.
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Horrible Murder.

BURLINGTON, Vt, August 25.-Mrs.
Ephraim Griswold, wealthy old lady
who resides in the western part of Will
liston, Vt, about 20 miles from this city,
was found in her house brutally mur.
dered. Her husband was absent from
home at the time. The perpetrator OF
the deed is as yet unknown. A large
amount of money was in the house, which
is missing.
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Withdrawal Of Lees Napae from tho
Wirtz Charge - Retirement of Mr..
Baker from the Gaze. W. I'll

hdReT IFO" tHc Sdscs
WASHINGTON, August 25s-Thc reason
assigned by those who ought to know for
the withdrawal of the. naie,of Robert
E Les and several Others from the charge
of conspiring with Wirtzs is that these
persons are actually or co4stractively in
the custody of the Unitsb States, but
not Oh trial. isyNl
1t was seen from the tlrne that Mr..
Baker entered as counsel tor Capt. Wirtz,
that he would not long enjoy amicable
relations with the Court, and on repeated
occasions sharp words passed between
them. To-day he, together with his as
sociate, withdrew ~
This is the second time within week
that Writ counsel have deserted him.
Wirtz was very much hntt at this and
imploringly said to Mrr Baker, you
might stay to help. and ypu should not
mind if the court sometimes overrule
you" a,s &
In the absence of othsrcounsel it now
devolves on Judge Advocate Chapman
to see lie has fair play
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Emigration Of Rebel Leaders.
(By Uuion Line

New YORK, Aug. 25-The Worlds
Washington special says: The order rel
ative to passports for paroled rebel pris-
oners, is the signal for a general emigra-
tion of prominent rebels, led by General
Lee, who will 60 to London and there
finish his history of his military cam
paign. Among others proposing to go
are Generals ongstreet, Ewell, Beaure-
gard, D. b. Hill, Wheeler, Mullin, Buck
ner and Gardner, and it is probable they
will be accompanied by hundreds of 9TH
ers of lesser rank.
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adrisa. fra,n Ciiua .

New YORK, Aug 29 The latest ad'
vices frem China are to June 22d Anew
rebellion is spreading -fapidly, and the
rebels have advanced within 100 miles Of
Pekin, Hhsre they occupya a strong posi-
ton The authorities Of Pekin have ap-
piled for British military officers to come
to their relief Col. Bnrgerine i, in cus-
tody of the Maudarons, who refuse to
give him.up to the dsmsnds of the Amer
lean Consul ssf.sEt -r.t
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The Oil Creek RaiIrond Accident,

NEW YORK, Aug 2s,-The coroner's
Jury on the inquest relative to the fatal
collision on the Oil Creek railroad, in
Pennsylvania, on Thursday, returned a
verdict charging that it resulted from
negligence on the part of the engineer
and conductor of the freight train, and
requesting the coroner to issue warrants
for their apprehension. The jury also
saw that lives are constantly in risk on
this road in consequence ofits insufficient
accommodations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

A number of persons in the county OF
Stafford, Va, have been swindled by q
knave, who informed them that he was
an agent of confscation for the United
states, and that unless they paid him fit
ty cents per acre for each acre of land
now in corn, their land would be sold,
and they would never be allowed to re-
purchase it. By this statement and by
means of threats he succeeded in obtain
ing, in several instances all the money
which the persons had at the time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
Philadelphia Voiuateer Refreshm en'
saloon.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2o.-The Philadel-
phia Volunteer Refreshment Saloon was
closed at noon to-day, after having dur
ing four years and three months enter
tained all soldiers passing through the
city, numbering 10000 persons, without
expense to the soldiers or the Govern
ment. The Union Saloon will, however,
still be used to entertain returning vet
erans as long as there are fluids in the
treasury.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29
New England Cotton Milis.
From the Boston Post. /

The New England cotton mills are ex
tending their operations as fast as the
supply of hands permits. Some Of the
larger corporations have their agents in
Lancashire England, for procuring oper-
atives, the supply in this country being
inadequate. We hear Of large new cot
ton factories being projected-one requir-
ing an outlay ofsl ,25O,0O0,
The New England manufacturers have
carved fortunes out of the necessities of
the country during the rebellion and
by an understanding with Stanton and
his subordinates the cotton spectators
and factory owners are now enabled to
control the market through monopoly
of the telegraph lines to the south. The
immense gains of these patriots" are
mostly hid away from taxation in United
States bonds
THE Rev. DR. James w Alexander, in
his letters to Rev, DR. Hall, gives the fol-
lowing as an exact copy of an epitaph in
Craubury church-yard
Her blooming cheeks were no defense
Against the scarlet fever,
In five days time she was cut down
To be with Christ forever"
Whereupon the Rev. DR.. Hall sends him
back, as fair return, the following in
scription from a stone in marble-yard
in Trenton, New Jersey
The boiling coffee did on NE fall
And by 1t was slain.
But Christ has bought my liberty,
And In him I II rise again
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Dr. Franklin
Tuthill, formerly associated editor OF
the New York Daily Times, and for two
wears member of the Legislature, once
from Suffolk county, and once from
Brooklyn, died at his residence in the
latter place yesterday.
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The Freedmen i'm North Carol iua
IBy Union Line.]

NEwBERN, N. c., Aug. 2.-Col. Whit
tlesey, Assistant Commissioner OF the
Freedmen's Bureau of Raleigh, has found
it necessary to issue circular to disa-
buse freedmen of the belief that they are
to be presented with farms by the Gov
ernment, and urging them to make con.
tracts for labor, from the proceeds Of
which they will be enabled to purchase
farms
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Another sS.tdeu,.

TARRYrowN, August s7.-5The after
noon train from Albeny' broke an axle at
'Haverstraw, whereby.fye or six cars
were thrown from the track. One man,
who was catching afide. hadone Of his
legs and arms broken. & No one else hurt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

THE New York Tribune inquiries wheth.
or the Democratic party is "to be or not
to be-" The evidence is daily and hour
-ly accumulating that it is ito be- very
decidedly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

CHICAGO, 2s.-MzisHen Howard ad
dressed large con6olt!se of citizens at
Brvan's HaIflast MI ;;sSfi fshalf of the
Freedmeu's Aid ca asJ[on. He leave
tomorrow forWasAlaAp
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.
GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
yrME UNDRRSlGNED WOULD

respectfully call the attention Of the Sport
ing public to his large assortment Of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS
for Duck, Deer and Bird shooting
RIFLES Of all sizes, caiibre, weight and
length
from one 70 eight shots. t...- -
Fine POWDER FLASKS, Shot Pouches and
Belts, GAME BAGS 80
KLEYs Double water: Proof saa X. b CAPS,
walkers, Cox's and q. d. do. 80 sr
POWDER, ShOT, CARTRIDGES. and all
kinds Of Sporting Ammunition constantly on
hand
Guns made 70 order, and Al rspziring done In
the best na1uner, HudWnusuted.
A call 10 respectfully solicited tii@
NO 81 SOUTH CALvEET STREET. HALL
40KEs - s1ssT s...a
sysrs &C. sssls ALExAEDER AeC0AfS
susloan > ssrAstnExs Isss - /,
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Co,erner n 6 lapnish

CLEVELAND, Aae -Gos. Brough is
much worse No hpF {fecovery remains
and death may ocod Atsuy moment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

At Saratoga, Congress water" is .
harmless drink. At Washington, Con-
gress water is fire-water.
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THE PRESIDENT AND GARRET DAVIS
The Richmond Whig says: 1T is report
ed that Senator Garret Davis, of Ken
tuckey, has just had an interview with
President johnson in relation to the re-.
cent election in that State, and expresses
a full conviction. from the result of the
interview, that the President is irreyoca-
bly, resolved to 80 administer the Govern
ment as to eschew Radicalism of every
cast, and speedily harmonic all estrange-
ment." -.---..---... i
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CLAIM AGENCY.

uHE a.. y. SANITARY COMMls.
SION, desiring TO relieve soldiers, sailors,
and their families from the heavy expenses usu-
ally paid for the prosecution Of such claims,
have established this Agency, 70 collect pen.
sions. arrears Of pay, bounty and other claims
against the government, without charge OF eI.
pense of any kind whatever 10 the claimants.'
On application sent TO this Agency, stating the
name and postofiice address Of the claimant the
name, rank. company regiment, service and
State of the soldier on whose account the claim
is made. date of discharge or death. the proper
blanks will be q lied out a. far as possible and
forwarded to the person applying These can
then be executed and returned 10 this once.
where the claim will be prosecuted to maj -
sue in the shortest possible time
iul5-eod6Od
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

A BUOY marks shallow water. So,
gtrls, take good clear to steer clear Of the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

A LOUISIANA paper declares that the
town of Natchitoches has fleas that cay
jump higher, come down quickei, bite
harder, out dodge, and run faster than
other feas They are larger, fstter,
4. harder to -.upe than any other
U1E5stxH{ g1nfn and . white
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-29

THE Richmond l6e makes the fol-
lowing references q saeg Hero:
The dog Harn. sxhibition in the
North, is creatiHgH bst asapnch excite
ment as Japaues4 bfnlsay Hero Is a
hero indeed. and 4u npSets the adage
that nobody is = b save in his own
country What Md I've to say is this =
The exhibitor Of tb9 log dog though he
may he himseIf flowed to pass cur
rent the assert his lecturer that
Hero. once upon =: fme, tore the heart
ont of . Unio& = ef, confined in Cas-
/ tie Thunder incspable of any
such sanQuinafy "a of blood, and the
bloody tragedy have authority for
neyiae itefigjlS Snly in the muddled
S3d q Him Wi utterance to it.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. Having to be absent from
the 25th inst, 10 Aug. 10th, application may be
made in the interval TO bon. O. ID. Hubbard
President or TO j. f Wilson, Esq, Secretary
Board OF Directors jy25.tf
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
little, bn' ne seemed to convey moro po,en.

reason, ~i,rn hr added, ~ n whisper .Eor /
'""st fsl r"'s, nsy sister. .irt ColaniJ;.. * (:
!. ce"4'H ei'n' Terr;tle COON. Thi, :ee..tu..,
;i'avi'. as tools ..t,.,i him. disappeared to
,'ow H'.'f nr m"r,,. Tie g'vrds so left be-
h'nd w. G'a'v ann..: til. n.,.s busy as
dr.> /. OIL b: the tsr.. we're free 10 abandon
Tie ,'":.'. they h:"" 70 revel l.. its contents.
V0,S e..I~;'-t .Ir~.s cr<:od .f:7,o s,:a!i guard
,"e ~ s!--asisS to- ni"ver!, In half the
nut'pesw. c,s"s, ;hs :..'i."- pa. lied for the
c;'IvTssv .,.u"n.. tl,s :a.ast ...:yc plunlrr-
e; ~'.ss qsrrA /" ., i',@;. 7.s;.,
ihsx YrM:. sr'' rirs ,h.ir colt: ...ics IN T., ION
IL sts -:..."rai ii.iage The :..er k.cStrcus
sr'! 49, ~ .hr,,, i Is N. cp.nicn OF ,nos,
'a'& =. '.>r> v;..-i!' i.as.tl:. :,.en. or ,.en oi
''''':A "'s'e Eastern ,'si-ri;' pt"',~bly !.c ex-
i~f's, shrbaCa al. '".:s., VI training, o;
he .fH.,xr eit.>>, :;s: ';ia>ig fa.ly a. Sing.
srS'@ II. F.c est.r: ;:,en, incuiiug the
!fnin.'n :. prs'..on NJ tire illinois and Iowa
VIZ i.''!A'r So * Ni",ue nor so unserup,l.ous
frequently - .'ul aid respectful; aud
Yfi.'I.- II i"c;:"! o. s&te ta ausera thai ,a.,ny
80 aouses viii csc.!f,,t It's sack a1l.; ire,
vet tSei7 AaIet'- [" '!ir presenr.: CT L,e tou
r.,3';y Of soh't.vi 'iese pl.,:. ka..:t OF sn-eca
S,'&fnanner tiian t!c i:a.lei.. n,e!. rous:. and
fui3 perhaps, the: lac..eI equally the i:nbu
S''-'' !'F'seHs!oi,, pompoSiiN :iid ulier iH,ii r.
~ ~ 'e; % rrth. h'>nesty and shame, whiy
t;s a.rshrG The ';sa&r. :;,.l ve nus,. re-r::..
F'r ataes.
,iri2.y he WELT. rsu,sr' cKtt The ..iy..irlnc
cf t..e ,;ar'hv Nycu their rs,. rutr..nv.. M !.
1ne c!'ENwas ler.ect:.nG ,o.,t :,::.,i,..blc III! =,
Was 10 'i'spisi.f ~ irresain:lt. ~, the liz. u
't1aofrh. showing that t'r,s r:iic, hs.! tn ;n
c'f t!eie!y in hend. They wvf.. y fine lookin
s'-5 Of ::en. mostly young a.": oi Vigorous
), ,r:N':''aa. We'll clad and we'll xl,o., scs,niur.y
x 'A'i;.g i9 nothing. Their arr,rs sud accoulrs
n IS we're in bright order The negroes
accompanying theru We're cot numerous, ,.ud
s"en'r'4 mostly to act as drudges and body ..,i
T'ats's hey groomed horses. waited, c.rrel
.'~'';:s, and, i'll airnoe. every Instance uRS.r
81 eS appeared in pure y servile, anI 10,
q 'q''f"ry. capacity. The men Of The " .si
l't''s' '"+m genera iy With scorn or in ller.
'''fe. sometimes harsi.ly, and not uufre1uently =
N'p' e!cws. Most of those escaping iro,n then,
rin"e 'Atfr depart"re&am] they have been
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4>t . 49,
:
we'll prsps7sd with all the appliansss .,..n.ta,
70 thsis vo5E. They did not need the tSreh
They carried~wi.h thein, from house 20 bouse
pots AND vessels con Gaining eomb mbustble liquids.
comPosed probably Of phosphorus mud other
Am'lar agents turpeatine DC; and. with baj;s
oi cotton saturated in this liquid. with which
sney aiso ovefspread Aoors and walls, they
conveyed the flames with wonderful rapidity
rom dwelling to dwelling Each had his
IsAoy nea OF ,Laeifer matches, and. with;
scraps upon the wallis. the Aames began To-
rage Where houses we're closely scon.iguous.
brand from enc was the msaps of senysviae
dess1 TO ine olneI.
Ins winds favored the demons. Thev had
been high throughout the day, and steadily
prevailed from South west by West, and bore
ss'e flames Eastward. To this tact We owe tas
Trssesvas.on w OF the portiona of the city lying
West OF Assembly street. The houses IN this
quartz. being mostly Of humble dimensions
and appearance, held forth no Inducements to,
the piunderers, and, indeed, they foupd suts-
Gent employment for all their numbers in the
more wealthy and fash (bnabls portions of the
Ie'ty. 10 the ABUNDANCE of the spoils in these
quarters which gave employment to ALL ws
owe those dwellings which were saved; and
possibly to this and their subsequent da6Sfsh,,
~ sut ~emeu.
Ihe Fork, began thus vigorously, went On
VII lnout impeachment aud With hourly incrssse
Fot i'ry throughout the night. Whasremsinea
son' the ncraing of eneines and hose, wers
Drought out by the iremen, but these were
soon trlve;l froia their iabors-whch were in.
Hee: 'a'. against such storm Of hre--by the
:efS 'h'aei"uS husti.hy of tie inceuusries. Ep
S'''ss yer; .umo.ei ove. .nl disabled, the hose
""s fe"n 70 pieccs, sad :as drsinen, dreadiog
""rio usAsc TO themselves. ief; the field in d.
SrHf. Ic"n~ bile, ,ha ilausss spread from side
[" sde. from Won't q, r.a., from street 70
'1ie'S' '.id "si'rs the. aatu:ai aud ia.visa bic
!i"srsss WAS sc' SOW for the demons " ho had
N!idsd ,hcn', l:lcy heipsd .aem on by IN. An.
piie~sion Ut fresh eombustibies and more rapio
asensies oi eoDf'agratisa. By midnight, Main
esroet, from l'A Northern t. It's Sou:hsrn ex.
tsemlty' was solid ~a.i OF fra BvsI2
|o clock, the great blocks, which included ths
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