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Lincoln NIonumenf Fund.

A Alarge fund is being raised to erect ,
monument over the remains of ex- President
Lincoln, at Springfield, Illinois. County
Agents are being appointed to collect money.
Mr.. j. NJ. Watson, Cashier of tie First
National Bank of Cadiz, is the Agent for
this county. Those who subscribe enough
to make them honorary members will re-
ceive fine Lithogrnph of the Monument,
with o certificate Of membership under
meath. A committee from Springfield are
now on a pilgrimage to eastern cities to
solicit contributions. Those in this county
who wish to donate to this object, can call
on Mr.. Watson. 7..ws
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Iron City Commercial College.
AND 80 -
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITrrrr

NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE
Ill I ssS;s=: s;Ss5:4;' Ss$s:5;' \; npr'ns'p.'..
FIRST College Buitaimg, cor. Penn d. 81 Clair
1hfrd " /" Nos. 28 and 28, st. Cyair ST. st.
Arr,rals for the ,oeeh ending Oct 28, '65. '
5. i. Foulk; Buck horn, Columbia co Pa
). +. Hamilton, Pittsburgh. Pa, "
;; Walters, Fallen Timber, Crmbria 20 Pa
W; ;,K.. 4. McGinniss, Winchester, Adams CO co
Z. SSwartz, Wooster, Wayne co O.
Il. r; Weaver, Allegheny City, Pa.
N Crawford, Fayetteville, Franllin co Pa
L, II: Pugh Salem, Westmoreland co pa
Matte ,Criss, Paris, Washington co Pa.
p. Graham, Paris, Washington co Pa,
l.. IL. Walter, Oakland Cross Roads West
moreland co Pa.
Z. =. Hoffman, Malta. Morgan co O.
A. l.; Sherwood, McConnelfsvile, Morgan
co Pa. DAo'san
7. Walten, Wood4fiold, Monroe co O.
Z. II. Bradley, Fast Liberty. Pa. ..
Il. A, Smith, Rochester, Beaver co Pa, .~
For circulars or information concarnino
the College, address ''''s
JENKINS, SMITH & CONVEY,
.s ... Pittsburgh Pa.
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<y
GIVE THE PRINTER FAIR PLAY.-Tbe
following excellent advice appears in an
eastern paper:
10 not forget that il costs something to
puff as well as to advertise and never
sponge upon the printers in any manner
whatever. 1t is printers ink that makes
nlne-tenths ofyour fortunes it takes mon
cy. to buy ink, type, paper, and vet, after all
this, few are the thanks that the printer
gets Give the printer fair play and give rive
up up az me expectations Of gratuitous putting,
Webster was mighty near right" when be
remarked of the press, small is the sum m
required, to .patronize newspaper, amplv
rewarded is its patron, care not how hum.
be and nnpretending the gazette which he
takes. 1t ishext to impossible tofill sheet
WITH printed matter without putting into it
price, M 'ne subscription
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DEaftlrRoM ExcLssfvK WHISKY DRINK.
TNG.-Theod0re Reeder, young man abeut
nineteen years Of age, died suddenly at the
Star Saloon in Circleville on the 10Th ult.
A Coroners jury was called, who say in
their verdict, that ''the deceased CAME 10
his death by drinking twenty-eight ounces
OF whisky at the said saloon between the
bours Of three and four clock p. NJ. of the
abOve.nafned day; that within ten minutes
after drinking the last six ounces, the de-
ceased fell, soon became insensible, and died
about eight cleck p. NJ. ofsaid day. The
jury further found that this whisky was
drank at the iutance of Jscnb Gepheart.
Henry Cook, and T. w. Hodges, and on a
barter by them" These three men were
arrested on the lst inst. r -
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CAUTION FROM THE ~
AMERICAN WATCH co,

1t having coff1e to our kfioR1edof that I'm.
itations OF the American Watch have beer
put upon the marke, in great number. cal.
culated by their utter wOrthliEess 10 iniurt
the reputation Of our genuine products. h
protect our own interests and the public
Irom linposiloni we again publish the trade
marks by which our Watches may inyaria.
bly, be known.
We manufacture four styles Of wat,hes.
The First has the lame
AMERICAN WATCH CO., Walthau.
Mass, engraved ON the Inside plate.
The Second has the name
APPLETON, TRACY & CO., WalthaIrr,
Mass, engravedon the inside plate.
The Third has the name
"PY 8. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass, :"
engraved on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name
American Watch Co., painted on the
dial, and Warranted in every respect.
The fourth has the name
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass. ;" engrn-
we'd on the inside plase, and is not nafned
on the dial.
All the above Described Watches are made
OF various sizes, and are sold in gold or sill
yer cases, as may be required,
1t is hardly possible for us to accurately
describe the numerous limitations 20 which
we have alluded. They are usually inscri-
bed with names so nearly approaching our
own as TO escape the observation of the nm
accustomed buyer. Some are represented
us made by the Union Watch Co., of Bos-
ton, Mass. no such eemt ANY existing
Some are named the soldiers Watch. y to
be sold as our Fourth or VIM. Ellery stTle.
usually known as the Soldiers Watch.",
others are named the Appleton Watch Co."
others the 'P. S. Bartley," instead of our
p. $; Bartlett;" besides many varieties |
named i'll such manner us to convey the |
dea that they are the veritable productions |
'f the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particu-
arly soldiers, against buying certain arti-
lies CALLED Watches, SO freely advertised
n illustrated papers as "Army Watches"
Officers Watches" Magic Time Obsery-
rs, Arcana Watches, DC, the prices of
which are stated to be from seven to 81 xteen
oliars. A good Watch, in these times,
annot be afforded for any such monv.
A little attention on the part of buyers
'ill protect them from gross imposition
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Co,
Oct. 25 1855.
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: THE Illustrated Annual Of pbre,oloe,
and Physiology for 1866, tile best ever sS issusS
Contains President Andrew johnson. Abra'
ham lincoln, Julius Caesar, with mort traits rats.
Character in the walk, with twelve illpstra'' ;
tIIons; The Mother of Wesley; Character n :
the eyes; Stammering and Suffering ics,,ses l
ana aand curc); Lieut.. Gen Grant TIE Re3
n Man and the Black Man, with illustrations.
Heads 4 Of tie Leading Clergy and Heads Of
Notorious Boxers with Portraits: Rate ~
the twelve Apostles; Head Of St Paul.
Qualities Of Men; Cornelius Vanderbilt
Language of the eyes--blue, black, crav
nazle ~ and brown-A.ter engravines. BRIGHAM
Young, Richard Golden, John Bright
Major General. Sherman, with poFtraits:
at Home; with Counting House
Z Ealendar, PNstspaid for Il cents, by Messrs
Fowler q Wells, 3S9, Broadway. NJ y 4
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GRAPE GRowGNG.-An exchange saws
that a joint stock company, with capital of
quarter of million dollars, is being form
ed, in Wheeling, for the purpose of enter.
ing largely in the grape growing business.
The land to be worked is on the Ohio side
OF the river, near Martinsvile, and fifty
acres of it are already under cultivation, and
1T Is designed to increase the size of the
working land to one hundred and fifteen
acres.
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ESs-We were pleased to meet the other
day, our young friend Geo. c. Finney, late
ihths Rocky Mountain service. George
laokswell and we are glad to see him in
land of civilization again. He says the
Harrison county boys are well and hope to
soon get home, but we think they will not
he discharged before Spring.
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A FREAK OF NATURE. E.-We were shown
on last Saturday full gropa Strawberries
and healthy looking blossoms from the
vines Of Mr. F. 1fmmons, Cadiz. The
strawberries had just commenced to turn a
reddish color. This is truly strange soa-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

Hods, I'VE learn from our exchanges in
Indiana and Illinois, that hogs are very
plenty, and that the corn crop is the best
that has been raised for ten years. 1t is the
general opinion of packers that the market
will open in November at not more than
Ss, or $3.50 per hundred, and that the sup
ply will he very large.
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IHE reward of five hundred dollars offer
dby Gov. Brough, for information that
would lead to the arrest of the murderers of
.. u, Cook, Deputy Provost marshal of the
ioth District, has been awarded by Gov.
Anderson to Miss Sarah Skinner. residing
near Washington, Guernsey county, as hay,
ing furnished the information that led the
the t arrest of Oliver and Hartup, who were
found guilty by q Military Commission and
executed at Camp Chase F8sT \ ! !
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

R@ Wilhelm Steubenville the other day
we stepped into the music store of p. j.
Schneider, and while there we had the
pleasure of seeing and hearing some of the
best looking and finest toned Pianos in the
country Schneider is up to the times, and
you'ean get all kinds of musical instruments
at his store, of as good quality as can be
found in the United States
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GaWe call the attention of the reader
sothe card OF Russell, Sweeney & Co. Whole
sale and Retail Grocers, Steubenville, Ohio,
An another column. We can say from per-
sonal observation that they keep a No es-
tabllshment, and we would recommend Gro
GERS and others in Harrison county when or
derlng any thing in their line, to call on
them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

sA-A nan came to town last week, with
number ofarticles to exhibit at our Conn.
" Fair. When told that it had taken place
over month ago, he was wmewbat snr.
prised' and could hardly believe it. He was
told that he might have seen the announce.
melt Of 1t In the county papers, but he said
he did not take them, he got d paper from
New York. He who would be posted on cur
local matters should take the county pa
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,AsrIculturnI .meeiinr1

The officers and directors Of the Harrison
County Agricultural Society are requested
to meet at the Probate Judges Office in
Cadiz on nert Saturday, November Iii
1855, at i O'Clock 2. NJ. Business Of the
greatest importance is to be Transacted
Let there be full attendance.
r.- - JACOB JARVIS. Sec'y.
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ET,-Capt Jack Castell, loag known
m Harrison county, took his departure from
Cadlz on last Wednesday morning for Oma.
ha' Nebraska Territory, where, we under
stand he will embark in business. We
were sorry to SEE Jack leave, and the best
wishes of his numerous fri,nds in this conn.
ty will accompany him. ....- -.
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DISTRICT COTrRT

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
IN M M1nskingum County February 9th, May
Morgan County, March 9th, juno 5tb
November 18th, - >' ''n'
~" Noble ,6,, County, April srd, June 18th, oc-
>. GUERNSEY County, February 9Th, Nav
= Monroe County, February Goth, May 2lst.
ootb belmont County, February 9th, Nav
Harrison ION, County, February 9th, May 7th.
o.. Iuscarawas County. February 10th, NAV
2lst, October 10Th. Ni"S
~, Jefferson County, March 9Th, Juno 4tb.
g Done at stenbenville this 25th dny of
September, 1865. Va
EZRA Il. EVANS, J Judges
D. D. II. COWEN, in said
q. w. McILVAINE, District
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h9-A western paper thinks there would
be plenty of water to run the Massachusetts
paper mills, if the ladies would only leave
the water tall" We hope the ladies' will
do so, as paper is very high,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-08

ALL THE Go.-Iiammond at his Photo
graph rooms on Market street, has received
a new Camera, and is turning out 6rst-class,
lds-like pictures. Call and see perfect
specimens of the art.
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sA-WTLLTE, only son ofJoseph and Rebec-
ca Hurford, died on the 2Sth of October, at
Salem, Columbiana county. His remains
were brought to Cadiz and inferred in our
beautiful Cemetery.
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Adminisfrafor,s 7Nofice-

VNHE undersigned have been appointe,
administrators on the estate Of Ieze
deceaseds Ali persons having claims ag.,; o, =
said estate, will present them foralIownnt.e
and those indebted will please make pav
nient to the Undersigned. fN''> Fay
Y WI EDWARD GARNER. Y
by s. B. SHoTwELL, AM: sl
: their Attorney. 'Ik-ltt ~" .
Sov. s, lSG5-3t
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The High'and Neps says that the Grand
Jury " of the Court of Common Pleas for
ladies' engaged id the liquor riot al Greene ns
field last summer. w ~ o''e''-
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ssaIhc editor OF the Salem Republican
has been presented with new pocket book.
As if an editor needed such an article
bis subscribers must be of the prompt pay.
ing Kind.
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Hsaa-ln the Allegheny Cattle Market last
week. good Beef Cattle sold at 7(a73c. =
Hogs declined 2 cents per pound from the
week before and fat Mutton Sheep sold from
Ct to G}c. ..s-
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ORDER No. i.

PHOTOGRAPH DEPARTMENT, /,
,-CAp1z ONO, Oct. rs. IS65 *
Que hundred persons are ordered ! - T.
port'daiig at Hammond S Premium Gallery
and get the best Pictures maas tbst ANY srs x Z
the State, Report Immediately. 80 -
j. H. HAMMOND. %
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DREssINd Hoes IN CHcAGo.-Ad exi
change says: sF - ~ :. - ;
They kill pigs by steam in Chicago. a
great iron claw, with FIVE fingers, hooks out
the pigs which are quarreling in the pens Ee-
low, and lifts the porkers to gibbet near
BY, and then plunges them into scalding wa
ter. BY this machine fifty porcines are kill
ed, scalded, cleaned, split, and hung in
rows ready for sailing within an hour.
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esaF Read the advertisement of r. M
Bryan Il Co., Carpenters and Builders, in
another column. They are clever, enter
nrislng young men, and should be patron
iged. ....... ......,-. .. -
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lit FOR TAr.-Not long ago the seces-
slonlsts were selling Confederate scrip in
London; now, the Fenians are selling Irish
scrip in New York.
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New Time Table ON the Catliz
Rrameh

Trains now run on the Cadiz Branch as
follows:
: Leave Cadiz at losOo A. M, 4:45 P. NJ, and
7:45 P. NJ.
Arrive at CadIz at I:s0 P. NJ, 7:I5 P. NJ,
and $50 p. NJ. a "a
The train leaving at 1000 Am, takes
the mail both East and West and also con-
nests with trains going East and West
The 4:45 train connects with the passenger
train going West; and the train leaving at
I:4o connects with the passenger train going
East, 9fg a=~t' r..
The train arrivingat 1870 brings the mail
from East and West, @
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A NovELTY.--They had green peas at
the Spencer House in Cincinnati on last
Tuesday, gathered Oh farm in Butlercoun-
ty the day before.
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EI-lnt those interested in the culture of
Sorgho, cal at the Cadiz House and see
De silva's machine for making sugar from
syrap. H.' 5.'~ - oa
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THE STATE OF ONO, J,h GH

THE STATE OF ONO. nt1 vi GtyTF
HARRIsoN County,. 4iSii-f ssEocis 1nn.i,
OF the Court OF Common Pleas within and
lor the County and state aforesaid. do bern-
ny certify that the foregoing is a trne and
correct copy taken from the Journal of said
In testimony whereof have herecnto set
my name and affixed the seal nf ssi,, r1.t sct
at Cadiz in Harrison county this Sth da,a
November, A. d, 1865. Z, '5-',.r''' - - 20, -
" NJ, > ,oo. a. JOHN FoGLE, Clerk. Y
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|, James Elliott, Clerk of the Court Of
common Pleas within aud for Jefferson
gong is correctly taken from the Journal NJ
said Court. ""i vi
>. Witness my signature and the seal
IL. g. OF said Court at Steubenville i'm said
Jefferson County this End day of
October, 1865. "}N' =
@ JAMES ELLIOTT ClarL
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DRoPRIETARY MEDICINES.
J. Nearly all the popular Patent Medi
cines OF the day constantly ON hand and tn,
aN,e n ,oo- JOHN -ISIlALL.
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NOTICE I'm PARTITION.

l
4 ZANE WEST, (widow.) Mary Vast
~ William West, Amos West, Albert
west and John Holland, their guardiapI
Will take notice that a petition was filed
aga INST them on the 29th day of September,
a: y. 1865, in the Court of Contnton Pleas
within and for the county of Harrison and
state OF Ohio, and is now pending, wherein
Thomas Burton and Esther his wife. demand
Partition of the following Real Ilstate of
which Jonathan West, Jr., died. seized
to-wit: Part of section l, in Townships III
of kange s in sud county, adjoining lands
OF Jacob Lewis and others, Containing loo
acres. T-T' !, III = - 9 Nv ~Aoo
Also part cf Section 0, Township 10.
ana Ifange B, in said county containing IA
acres, more or less -
And that at tho February term of said
Court, A. D. 1865, the said Thomas B,trton
and Esther his wife, will apply for an dr5ar
Una snat partition may bc made Of said preifii-
sss sS subject to the dover, previously assign
cd OF shid Jane West In SO acres and a
perches Of said first described tract Of loo
AcrSs. ]. NJ. ESTEP. U
Oct. rs, 1856. ~ : s'
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he taxes
on or Nh December,
within
wen lied
in Vi
ONO VIII be required NOTES. or Notes
A. NJ.
Irers Office Harrison s. PoUIsoN
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Rsr Paper is going up--c -consoling to prin-
ters-oyer the left. 5.. VI ..
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COURTS FOR 1865,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

" E do hereby fix the times of holding
w Courts of the Eighth Judicial Dis,
trlct OF ONO for the year 1866, as follows:
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M A r. r I Fl d

M "A R h L Il d :
On Nov. LIST 1865, by Rev. G.. w. Dennis.
assisted by Rev. w. B. Watkins, Mr.
NELSON i. BIRNEY, and Miss HATTIE
a; HAVERFlELD, all of Harrison county
Ohio. -
ON the End by Rev. w. NJ. Grimes. Mr..
NORMAN SIMPSON and Mrs. ARBINDA
PURR, (both colorcd) all of Harrison co.
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MASON 81 HAN1LIN'S
G ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The ne plus ultra of reed instrtlments.
The latest SHEET MUSIC and MITSyc
BOOKS received daily--any piece of music
or music book sent by mali prepaid on ra-
ceipt OF price, The usual Publishers dis
count to Teachers, Seminaries and Public
schools: - 7. j. SCHNEIDER,
sept ~, looo-lyr. SteubeaNilc, q.
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STEINWAY { SONS PIANOS,

TNWENTY of the finest Musicians in
IL America, headed by Mills, Mason.
Thomas, &C., say, eve have at different
times expressed our opinions regarding the
Pianos OF Various makers, but freely and
unhesitatingly pronounce Messrs. STEIN
WAY q SONS PIANOS superior to them
all. Twenty-four of the Leading Opera
Singers, Managers, &C., consider them TN.
re u ALED for acco npanying the voice.
This Piano also received the prize medal nt
the Worlds Fair, whera 269 Pianos from Mi
pacts of the world were entered for prelni-
ums. Agent, also, for the celebrated
.v JARDINE B. SON PIANO.
which has taken several State Fair ,orcn,i
nms, also, the medal atindustrial exhibitions
This Piano is considered by many uI,sur-
passed and by some unqualed, TE
L4RGBSTOGK AIN Us ON HI ND.
An assortment of f. G. Lighte Co.. Mar
shall u Mittaner, A. f. Tryone & Co. and
other New York make In store. Every
Piano selected in person at the Factory
and warranted for five years. The Pianos
of any maker in the United States, furnish
ga OH application. Second hand Pianos Ia
ken in exchange for new ones. Agent for
Eastern Ohio for 'a'st' -
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IT fs UNDOUBTEDLY rkUB 1a,AT
4 5x,i.a IN sTory country whore the light II
the unparalleled prosperity OF tItis conns,a. ~
thousands of pens are engaged 10 dsscriE.,
ire cause, but we dotibt whether ono ~
them presents the real reason, for n A. ~,
Insignificant that IL escapes the nttantios, a.
me most rsssarohing writers. I, ,,orsisss
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rHE sEyENrH REaIMRNT.


FIRE IN DOWNING sTREET-DEsTRUCrIO OF
SENIORS COFFIN FACTORY.
About six clock last night fire broke out on the
second floor Of the building 81 Downing street, owned
and occupied by E. H. Senior undertaken and co6in
manufacturer The flames spread rapidly TO the upper
stories and before the fire extngushed the entire
posed to been caused by accident Owing to the
bells ringing Sixth district FIRE at the time delay
occasoncd in giving alarm and when the streams
of first brought TO bear they not OF much
service consequence l. alleged, Of the hose In use
being in very bad condition Mr. Seniors loss on stock
will be about $4,000, and on building 5000. The
property is insured for $500 stock and
~ 900 on building, In the Greenwich Insurance
Company. No 80 is dwelling house, owned
by Mr. Senior and occupied by Mary Barron. Damage
the Peter Cooper Insurance Company The building II
insured for O00 in the Irving Insurance Company
The hose was taken through the dwelling houses 81
and sc, doing some slight damage by water, and also
through 70 and ~ Carmine street. The hre burned
erccy time and fears entertained for the
safety Of the buildings the opposite side Of Downing
street. Consequently Nos. g. and IL Steam Fire I'm
gines teegraphed for but afterward part OF
the wall fell in, which enabled the remen 10 get con-
troll Of the devourng element and also rendered the scr
vices OF the extra force unnecessary.
PRE- IN SUFFOLK STREET.
Shortly before six O'Clock last night Gre was dis
covered on the fourth floor Of the building III Suffolk
street. in the looking glass factory ofFerdinand Fauk
cnmaycr The Are was caused by some 6re falling
through crack In the side OF the stove. The fames
were with pals OF water but not before
damage TO the extent Of 500 was done TO the stock
Insured for $500 The damage TO the building y ABOUT
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Personal Intelligence.

The Columbus (Mss.) Weekly Republic has the name
OF Andrew Johnson the head Of its columns for the
Presidency of 1868.
Brigader General Absaom Baird, regular army off,
GER has been appointed by the President superintendent
Of the Bureau of Freedmen in Louisiana, in place Of Mr.
Conway.
General John B. Hood late Of the rebel army, is to
lead the altar charming daughter Of General Preston
OF Kentucky The San Antonio Herald of the 26h uli,
in speaking Of the departure Of General Hood for Wash
ington says
II ia understood that General Hood is very socous TO
ascertain from Mr. Davis in person. To certain
questions involving facts fatally connected with the last
days OF the attempt at revolution and concerning which
there may be much conflicting opinion when the future
historian shall undertake TO record the momen0us
which transpred in and around Richmond at the
close Of the war; which necessarily involve the repu
taon Of some OF leading spirits Of the revolution II
Is General Hoods present intention and hope TO make
Toxins HIS home