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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

NEW YoRK, September Q.
The steam or Meteor brings New Orleans
dates to the ist inst. The papers contain
the following items:
Governor Hamilton has ordered the nec-
essary steps toward the call for Oonven-
ton. @ t
Gov. Murrsh, of Texas, died at Monte.
rey on the l4th of August. ri Esf
The Houston papers are filed with no
tlees of robberies and burglaries. A band
OF desperadoes, under one Frszar, are ope-
rating extensively in Goliad county. One
wagon train had been captured containing
merchandise valued at $50, 900. The goods
were taken to Golisd, put into store and
sold in open daylight by the robbers.
The Indians have come within thirtv
miles of Austin. Higher up they are mur-
inately.
The cotton crop is seriously injured by
the warm weather.
Mr.. Wigfall has gone 10 Mexico.
The venerable Judge Burnett, first Pres
ldent of the Republic of Texas, has consent
ed TO 60 to Washington and make an ap.
peal in behalf of JEFF Davis. The request
was made BY men nearly all of whom were
giants when Texas struggled for indepen-
dence.
A Houston letter to the True Delta says
the opening of the port of Galveston has
given vigor and life to every branch Of
trade.
Cotton has been rolling throGgt the
States to the cArs, and the crowded cotton
sheds lave Deen empLied.
Large Quantities of fancy articles had
arrived and found ready sale.
All the troops except provost guard of
three hundred have left the city.
Gov. Hamllton's appointments give gem
ersl satisfaction.
A year of unexampled prosperity for the |
State is looked for. Emigration from the |
North ia solicited. The richest lands in |
the State are in market.
The Freedmen give some trouble, 1eae- |
ing the planters at the commencement of |
The picking season. a.t D. .r
The editor of the Alabama Whig says
General Longstreet passed through that
place last week, to visit relstiVe in Miss
Issippi.
The Mobile Tribune says the beautiful
little town of Marietta is still one mass of |
ruins, and the grester part of those who
1welt there in happiness are now homeless
and almost hopeless. This is the case with
.he entire section of the country from At
snts to Chattanooga. ,
A correspondent of the Augusta Tran.
script says: Judging from the number
'skiDg the Amnesty Oath in that County,
nearly the usual vote will be polled at the
coming election.
Almost all the white troops have been
from Macon and the city has be-
'ome comparatively quiet, with few ofsn-
es against the laws.
The Charleston Courier of the lst says:
4 daily mail North was commenced on
hat day by the North Eastern Railroad
nd Wilmington s Manchester Road.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

ElNANClALs
-ii i,s- NEW YoRE, September 8.
The apathy of business In Wall street is
interrupted by an increasing desire to sell.
The effect on prices has been slight, and
was not developed till some time after the
close of the morning session of the Stock
Exchange Board. There is disposition TO
put out shorts upon the supposition that
the market is long upon certain controlling
stocks. Erie is weak, and the clique con-
trolling that stock show no inclination to
check the decline. The continued frmness
in Governments in Europe have impaired
strength 30 soI1 beoriug OVn5s- atASe
bonds firm with further rise on Tennessee.
Michigan shares steady on call.
The Gold market is steady with fair
demand for customs.
The Money market continues steady.
There is fair supply of funds, but NO ex-
cess over the demand. The general rate on
sale is per cent, with rare exceptions at
per cent. Currency is going out to the
West and South in large amounts. The
ease of the market must be attributed rath-
er TO the dullness of the local demand than
TO an abundance of funds. H
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocks were generally Armer
this morning, with better demand.
Buchanan Farm TO- Excelsior l23, Fee
Simple ID, Heydrick 100, Pithole Greek
20, Empire City 60, Oil Creek aO6, United
States 275O. .
The Petroleum market rules steady with
but little business. Sales of crude on the
spot at 3S3@34. Refined in bond is quoted
at 55@57c, and 76@79c.
TRADE SALES.
The attendance to-day at the Trade Sales
Rooms was quite ss large as yesterday, and
prices we're as good. Some books went OF
very low, but as general thing sellers are
satisfied with the liberality of the trade
The receipts from the sale of Appleton'i
invoice amounted to $4,000.
VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS.
The Times says: We learn from cor.
respondent that Hon. E. D. Culver, oul
Minister, has obtained from the Venzuele
an government permission to hold con
yention for the settlement of all American
claims. The government BY this mean
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
OppOsItlOu nsiOrIty......................s s.l0l

SRtOoAhoA AAogoAASJ fsesessss's.ssa~-~ass VIZ
The delegation stands, Union 4, Uppo-
sition B.
The returns of the election are most un-
expectedly encouraging. Though the
Pro-slavery party have won victory it is
like that of Pyrrhus another of which
would be worse than a defeat. The result
shows that slavery has very insecure
tenure of life in Kentucky, and that, as
distinguished Conservative official OF that
State is said to have remarked, Hif the
amendment men get another swipe at
US before the people, petroleum won't save
us-we shall be wiped out" The following
table, showing the growth Of anti slavery
sentiment in Kentucky, indicates how long
it will be before the pro slavery msjority
in that Stste is overcome.
Pro- sIav'y
Year. Ana-slsy'y Vote. Pro-slsvery Vote, msj;
1856 Fremont. 3l4 Otbers.....l42,O5 14I ,7H
1860 Lincoln...... 364 Others ..14l, ,S62 143 ass
1864 Lincoin......26 69B Mcclellan 6l,4TS 81 $50
1855 6eale....,. 2,0S2 GarrsId.... A. ,1S7 los
Let the Anti.slAvery men of Kentucky
thank God and take courage. The day of
their deliVerance is near at hand.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
FROM mExGCO,

NEW 1oKk, September 8.
New Orleans papers contsin Mexican
sdVices stating that all refugees from
Texas and other States who have taken up
their abode in Mexico, except seventeen,
have been ordered to leave Monterey and
domesticate themselves in San Luis Potosi,
or further in the interior. This is done by
Imperial decree.
Military operations are to be resumed
against the Liberals in Duroro and Sonora
as soon as the rainy season is over.
Preparations for q Franco Mexican ex-
pedttion in Lower California is progress
sing
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
THE OVEGLAND gELEGRAPH.

- OMAHA, n. T., September I.
The Overland Telegraph line to Oalifor-
mia is in excellent working order. There
are no Indians on the route and no further
trouble from that source is anticipated.
News is expected daily Of collision
between Gen. Oonnors force and the In
dians on or near Big Horn River, branch
of the Yellowstone in the Rocky Noun
taina l
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FIRE.

= ToRoTo, September 8.
A large fire this morning, commencing
In Dodgson, Shields &c Co.'S grocery store,
corner of Yongle and Temperance streets,
which was entirely destroyed, together
WIth Edwards stationery shop, several
dwellings on Temperance street, and the
Methodist church. Loss over $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The Paris correspondent of the (London)
Post, noticing the fact that Madam Dursy,
the wife of the Minister of Public Instruc-
tion, has just abjured the Protestant relig-
ion, adds: "Other ladies of the Protestant
religion are spoken of as likely to become
PApists. It is reported that N. Guizot will
erelong declare himselfA Bcman Catholic
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

It is estimated that there ara about one
hundred thousand Americans in Europe at
this time. Probably there will have been,
altogether, not less than two hundred thou
sand there in the course of the summer.
Paris is, of course, their chief place of re-
sort, but they penetrate into every country
OF GurOna.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
COLLISION.

NEW YORK, bept6mDer 8.
The passenger train which left Philadel-
phis yesterday morning came in collision
with freight train from New York, on
the Camden and Amboy Railroad, by
which the following persons were injured
Miss Eliza B. Wells, Port Richmond, s.
G.; Mrs. Samuel Graft, VIM. Burke, Major
s. B. Mitchell, Alderman Welding, q. +.
Rumpp, Hugh Humell, sll of Philadelphia,
and L. Thompson, of New York. None
ware nortaIlY wounded
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JEFF. DAVIS.

FoRTREss MoERoE, September Z.
Government carpenters were set at work
o few days since TO convert the old tele-
graph Office, inside the Fort, into quarters
for JEFF. Davis, but yesterday orders were
issued 70 stop that work and prepare Car
roll Hall building, which is inside the
Fort. From this it is presumed the trial
of JEFF. Davis will take place here and
hance these preparations.
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TELEGRAPH RECEnPTs.

- NEW YORK, September s.
The receipts of the Western Union Tel
egraph Company from slles0ufces for July
1866, we're sass. .934, and" for the CORES
pondino month last year, $16l, ,2Ss, in.
crease $5s,666. The total earnings from
January lst to July 3lst 1865, were
$1.737, 400 and for the same tine in 1864,
$l.l4s, ,32e, increase $3.50, ,2lo.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

A Tender Eete-a-Tete loses half its charms
IL the sweet words Of either party sre NOT mated
with fragrant breath. sOzOdont is the Only arti.
Gle thas Will assure this desiderAtun By keeping
the teeth sp,ekIssa, the gums health5, the Who'e
mouth pure and undehled. Il literally embalms
the dental substance, preserving it from decay
through life. UsBit daily Will md 1t pleasure.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

mani in the -contraband camps Of Ten.
nassee. Now there are but $40, and thev
are chiefly sged and infrm or orphans Of
colored soldiers.
At the refugee establishments at Nash
vile Clarksville and Memphis, thars were,
on the LIST of July last subsisting at the
expense Of Government 1884 dependents
IN addition to the large number drawing
ratlons for their families at home. OF the
former number there sre but eleven remain
ing inmates In the refugee establishment,
and the latter have ceased to b furnished
with public bounty.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
ROL.l.

NEW York, September 8.
Gold shows slight downward quota
tion, being l443 There is no speculation
on the premium and current operations are
wholly of regular character.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The General Convention Of Universal
lists in the United States will hold its next
annual session in Middletown, Conn,
commencing September 18th, 1866. Rev.
DR.. Fisher of the Canton Theological
School, is 70 preach the occasional sermon.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The prize for impudence, at the London
Dramstic Show, was won by young lady
who, after persusding the kindly manager
of the palace to get her some flowers, stuck
one in his button hole and charged him
two shillings and sixpence for it
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

guished gentlemen, at Mesdville this even.
ing. The party will probably visit Cleve.
land during It's stay in tits cOdntry, and we
trust that in justice to themselves. and in
recognition of the Importance of the occd-
sion, our citizens will prepare to give il 8
proper reception.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Il is said that 8 series. of almsnscs, once
the property of Schiller, the poet, in which
randA, has been republished in Germany.
One entry is to the effect that, in August,
1893, he wrote letter to 4. B. Sheridan,
who was then trsnslating "Pizarro." The
conjecture has been made that the Hon.
Mrs. Norton, who possesses the most of her
distinguished grandfather's correspondence
and papers, also has that letter.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

A steubenville dispatch to the oincin-
natl Commercial states that Hon. John a.
Bingham has entered the ring as candi-
date for United States Senator. g.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Bishop Coleman has filed in Chsncary o
bill of complaint sgainst the Chancellor OF
the Excheques, Vice Chancellor Sir w.
Page Wood, the Archdeaeon of London,
Mr.. Hubbard. N. p, the Arch bishop of
Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, and
the Attorney General, in consequence of
his salary, which is paid out of the Colonial
Bishoprics Fund, being withheld. An aP-
pearanee has been entered on behalf Of the
defendants, and the case will be argued
after the long vacation
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The Fur Trade.-We have beautiful stock
Of Ladies' Dress Furs Of our own manufacture, now
on hand, and parties wishing choice article and
desIrous Of avoiding the crowd, will do we'll to
make their purchases early,
8. a. FULLEB CO.,
ssps:s42 as supsrior sttset.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

IryOu are troubled with black, tArssred Teeth,
get box OF AudsOn's UnTivalsd Tooth Paste. 1t
will change their comulsxion instantly, and is the
best specific known for sore mouth Of any kind
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

A keeper of an old curiosity shop ia the
Rue de Grenelle has discovered in the Sc
cret drawer of bureau seventeen ineditsd
letters of Cardinal Richelieu, addressed to
Marion Delorme.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
An ARRIVAL,

NEW YnRK Senfauhar G.
The Hsytlan war steamer Geffsrd, sup
posed to be the bearer of dispatches 70 our
Government, has reached this city
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Free Lunch every morning and evening from
to IL O'Clock, at the Kew York Lunch, corner Of
Michigan and Ontario streets, under the auction
ttOrs. sep5:2A4
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ssp4:242

To PEinters.-We have for asle in quantities
to suit, BinghAm's Celebrated Roller Composition;
also, PaImers Patent CIompositiOn. the best and
most durable extant All orders By mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER co., Cleveland.
Ohio, aust
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Row 0pening-New Eau and winter OsSsi.
msres and Ooatings. choice lot-can te had Of
q. sEAMAG, Agent, Merchant Taller, Plain
D5aler Buildings. Sep7;244
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Providence, September 8
FROM NORTH CARotISk,

NhWBEkNI bept9mber 5.
Mrs. Robinson, loyal lady living in
Beaufort made application for back rent of
q building occupied by the Government. A
decision recently arrived from Washington
adverse to her claim, on the ground that
Beaufort was q captured city, therefore all
property, including personal, in turn are
lawful prizes of war. The decision will ap-
ply to the property of persons in rebel
States which are also conquered territory.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

General Fitzpatrick was expected at
Newark last evening and will Immediately
take the stump for the Union candidates.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Msjor General De Trobriand, formerly
literary editor of the Courier des EtGts
U1is, who has served with great distinc-
tion during the war, is about to publish
memoirs of his several campaigns.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

Artemus Ward is declared by his ply
siciAn to be too ill to complete his present
engagement at Irving.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
California Election Returns.
GOLD Last NIGHT IA So
FROM COLUMBUS.
lfpscIal Dispatch. to the LEADER
COLUMBUS, September 8.
TRTPrpR HosptTAt

COLUMBUS, September 8.
TRIPLBR HOSPITAL.
The State will assume the charge of
Tripler Hospital tomorrow for the purpose
of converting it into q Soldiers Home, at
which men crippled or suffering from dis
ease incurred in the service of their coun.
try can have quiet repose and medical
treatment.
a1s.Et a MASONIC.
The National Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch MAsons of the United States adjourn
ed its tri-annual session to-day to meet in
st. Louis in September, 1868. At the
meeting just closed the Southern States
were represented, and charters and dispen-
sations were issued to Nevada, Kansas,
Montana, Nebraska, Valparaiso, and
Smyrna, Asia. a
The resolutions adopted invite the re.
turn and cooperation Of the lodges in the
States recently in insurrection, and testify
fraternal feeling toward them.
The following are the newly elected
officers: John 8. Lewis, jr., of New York,
@. g. h. p; Ira A A. Buck, of Illinois
Department. h p; A. T. U. Pierson, Of
Minnesota, G. K; 1. q. A. Fellows, of
Louisiana, g. s; John Mcclellan, of
Boston, G. g. T.; John D. Caldwell, of
Ohio, G. G. s.; VIM. Hacker, of Indisns,
G. G. G. H. James L. Gould, of Con.
G. G.R A.C.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09
Hymen south.

The Court of Hymen has become a pop
ular institution in diverting conhscation tf
rebel estate. Numerous instances are re-
ported where Southern planters have given
all their landed properties in marriage with
their daughters to faithful Union soldiers.
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Arrived

NEW YORK, September 8.
The steamer Ariel has arrived from As
pinwall with the same dates as received by
the Costa Rica. She carried ont troops for
California. -
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DIED.

Boston, September 8.
Ex-Gov. John Page died this morning at
his residence in HaYerhil, N, q.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The Connecticut Union State Committee
has issued an address urging the adoption
of the amendment to the Constitution per-
hitting colored men to vote.
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VOL. XIX---NO. 215

contract with Robert Orrick, of Winches-
ter, Va. for carrying the mails twice 8
week between Leesburg and POtsdsm, vs.,
and intermediate points, at $500 per an
mum. The accepted bidder is the frat col
cred man to whom contract has been
awarded since the Department was orgsu-
lied. OF his own free will and accord,
finding ne line of stages on the route, he
came forward and rendered his propossl.
NRw ENGLAND FA1R.
CoNcoRD, N. H., September s.
The New England Fair has closed, and in
every sense proved perfect success. At
the sweepstakes trot Blackstone Belle and
Frank Vermsu ran. Tbs later won the
race in three straight heats. Time: 2. So,
2 so, and 2.39. -se..
Between the heats q running race was
made between Tom. Davis, Of Springfield,
Mass, and Jessee, owned in Farming CHAM.
The former won in two straight heats
Time 2 Is and 2.2s.
Providence, September 8.
ALPHA BETA PHI CONVENTION.
Members Of that fraternity have met for
the Pfst two days in secret session, in this
city. Tonight public meeting was held
at Roger Williams Hall, where Professor
Edward North delivered an oration and q.
+. Clark read poem. The next conven-
lion will be held at Cleveland. where the
Right Rev. Bishop Cox will deliver the
oration and E. G. Cutter, Professor of
Modern Languages at Harvard, will be the
noak
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-09

The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided in the case of the recently appointed
Collector of Customs at Georgetown, s. o.
who could not take the prescribed oath be-
cause he had participated in the rebellion,
that he and similar appointees may per.
form the duties of the Office without pay
until Congress assemblies, they running the
risk of Congress providing for tho PAY Of
THAR salaries.
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obtained ten years for payment, except in
lame cases Of trivial amounts, which are to
be arranged forthwith.
General Falcon is stillst the head of af,
fairs. Gresmon remains constantly at the
capitol.
The season thus far has been unusually
good Crops are very full, especially coffee,
cocoa and sugar.
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Judge Advocate Chapman said to-day:
That while Wirz was an atrocious crlmi-
nal and responsible for great many
crimes there are others above him and
higher than he that the government will
seek and hold responsible for grsver
crimes. This was the theory of the gov
ernmsnt and for the purpose Of introdu-
cling recorded evidence this afternoon be-
fore the military commission.
Among those present at the trial as
spectators we're Hon. Arthur Kinnard,
member of the British Parliament, and
Lewis J. Jennings, correspondent of the
London Times.
MAIL CONTRACT.
The Postmaster General today msde 8
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.z9.'EN
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The Postmaster General to.dsy msde 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12

All the protestant Churches in thi.
place were we'll filed on Sunday last. 4,
the Methodist Church Rev. Mr. Mahin de-
livered an able discourse on Christian per-
fecticn. 1t was funeral sermon on the
occasion of the death of Mrs. Rachel Vim
all. consort of Rev. John j. Vinall, and
mother of Doctor Vinall.
AT the Presbyterian Church Rev Mr.
Chaplin delivered a very eloquent and To-
:gical sermon. after which the solemn and
interesting ordinance of the Lords Supper
was administered.
At the Episcopalian Church the same
ordinance was administered at the evening
meeting.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12
'why is a wish far dcarer than a crown,

"Whv is n wish FAR dcarcr than a crownl
That wish accomplished, why the grave of bliss7
Persons afflicted with Catarrh not only WISH.
but attempt by every possible means to affect a
cure. None bu; those afflicted can imagine the
unpieaSantneSs Of this disease, and MANY, very
many who have IL, a yctbu in its first stages, are
unaware of the pain, Inconvenience, and even
modification, which they are vet to suffer, unless
prompt measures taken for relief. DR. u. II
Seelye's Liquid Cltirrh Remedy is II CERTAIN
cure, strikn. at the CAUSE Of the disease, and
thus c.lcc,ing PERMANENT CURE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12


The "OxE Price" RULE--Aiopted at
the Regulator" Store. on the east side of
Michigan street, near the bridge. works
admirably. but no better than WAS expect
ct. Many people. of both sexes, who
dislike to chatter or cheaper goods. as the
phrase goes. are attracted thther by this
rule, ard large sale. are made daily to thi.
Intelligent ela's. in a quiet and orderly
manner. and highly satisfactory to both
mere liant and customer.
One of the prnprietors of the "Regula-
tor" goes east in a shoit time to lay in a
large and splendid stock Of Spring and
Summer Gbo1s. in tho meantime their stock
of seasonalle an,l fashionable goods is wor-
thy of the sitenti IN Of the public. AMI il
they cannot sell as low as the lowest will
not think hard of you for not purchasing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-01-12

FIRE.-The dwelling house Of Mr.. Jas
Curtis. in West township. was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning q week ago
1t took fire. we are informed. from thu
stove pipe. while the family were at break,
fast. Mr.. C.. are glad to learn. sue
ceeded in saving the most OF hi, personal
effects from the devouring element. The
building. we understand, was insured for
about half iis value. in the State Insur-
snee Co. at Ft Wayne