davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-21
acknowledgements

~1FOLGE Ordre fra Gouverneaentet
bekjendtgjores heryed, at ALE,
som MATTE have DokumeRter udsted-
tie i narvarende Aar, der skulle be-
I@gges med Stempelpapir, vile have
at henvende sig Stempelpapirsud-
salgene i Christiansted. eller Frede-
riksted linden den 7de Januar nest-
kommende, da ingen n Udleve-
ring af Stempelpapir for indevarende
Aar vii finde Sted.
Stempelpapirs-C ontoiret, Christi
ansted den GLIDE December 1866.
CARL HATTENSEN.
, 1866-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Ansaettelse

UNDER 1Sde December d.. A. har Gou-
yernementet i Henhold til s ] af Low at
lode Februar 1857 meddeelt Gouverne-
mentssecretair p. p. Rosenstand midlerti-
dig Constitution til at fungere som Over
dommer j den yestindiske L~andsoyerret.
, 1866-12-21
Shipping Intelligence.

CLEARED AZ C-HRIsTIANsTED
Dec. 14.-Danish barque Prindsesse Alexan-
dra, J.. FL. Verdon, New York, Mol
lasses g. Sugar.
" American schooner Ella Hodsdon,
G. Hodsdon, Navassa, Ballast.
/" 1S,-Do. barque Antelope, B. f. White,
Turks Island, Ballast.
, 1866-12-21
r.usheran Church. Christianssed,

On Sunday the 23rd instant there will
be divine service held for the English
Lutheran Congregation, and on Tuesday
the 25th instant, CHRISTMAS DAY,
there will be divine service held for both
Lutheran Congregations in this Church.
, 1866-12-21
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 18th to 18th Decbr-
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
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'Impersane n,om 5tc.ico.

New YORK, September 15.-The He7ulds
City Of Mexico correspondence, Of tho 1st
inst, says the crisis of the Empire has
evidently arrived iud ging froan;the tone of
the French and Mexican Imperial press,
and the combined movements Of the Ldbe-
rails for an attack upon the very scat Of
Maximilian's power. The Imperialists
themselves now look imploringly to the
United States to take charge of the dcsti-
nies Of the nation. ..,-...-
Gnyamas, Mazatlan and San Luis Potosi
aro reported evacuated by the French.
Marshal Bazaine is reported to he in the
City Of Mexico.
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Hrarskes Reports.

New Yonx. September -Noop.-Gold
AZ. Exchange duif-sixty days u; sight
81. Cotton frnA- uplands Sas; Orleans s5s
136. Flour dropping. Wheat dull, and
&c. lower. Pork quiet, at $3.50. Lard
dull.
7P. M.-Cotton firm, with saies OF 1900
-middlings 1sss@se. Southern -four
dull and dropping. Wheat dull, and 2@sc.
lower. Pork quiet and firmer, at $500.
Lard heavy, at 1000 Gold 144s.
MOBILE, September 15.--Cotton sales to-
day 400 bales-haidd ddlings sd0si. Market
steady, and no demand for better grades.
New ORLEANS, September 15.-Cotto,
sales $50 bales. Low middling, a3@34c.
New York exchange, t@i premium. Ster-
ling, So. - -
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THE '1Ri-WEEKLY PHHNIX

Contains, ~ cvrry number. the reading
matter embracing tho latest news> Of
TWO ISSUES OF the daily. 1t is published
every Tnesdav. Thursday and Saturday.
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Great Bargains
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS,

"E are receiving this day, ciu the
w Emily B. Souder, from New York, a
large stock of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which we invite the special attention OF
the ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
800 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped Swiss.
Plaid and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarletons, Silk Bobinet for veiis.
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves.
Large stock of Hosiery, for Ladies'
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
best-regular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. SO doz. Towels-cheap.
Berage and Grenadine for Wells, all colors
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covcra
Lace Curtains, Pillow-case Linen.
S-4 to 11-4 Cotton Sheeting.
alosambique, Silk Poplins, Lenos.
Derage, Chambra, Pecols.
Fancy Lawns, Huckabacls Diaper.
Kid and Lisle Gloves.
Prints, OF all descriptions.
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle and Thread Edg-
ings, Insertings, Balancines.
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions
EombaZines. 6-4 Black DcLainc.
S-4 Black and White Bcrage, for shawls.
Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook MuslinA.
Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrica.
White and Colored Brilliants.
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroid'd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corsets, French Fans.
900 pieces Bleached ShirLines.
25 $40 and II OR. Sheetings
Bales 3-4, 7-S and ia Shirtings.
A large and beautiful lot of Sea siacs and
Sun-downs; together with many other
goods too numerous to mcntion-ali of
which will be sold very cheap.
July - TOLLESON & JANNEY.
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~ Ne.vs TEENS,

HAnRIsnURG, September 15.-Seward ar.
rived heseaastaight, with every symptom,
Of a violent attack OF cholera He was too
i'll to be removed, and remained in the car
all night. He isreported better this morn
ing, and left in the train for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, September 14.-By the
accident atJolinstown, twelve we-a crushed
to death and ninety wounded.
The New York Herald has despatch,
which says stiat Secretary Seward il SCI
rously Inland his condition iprecariDi,s.. He
passed badnighi,ttAs- ! & = 'S1 . /
New YORK, September 1.-THE .Heralrs
Canada correspondence says there is no
abatement IN tile excitement concerning
the Fenians. 1t is also said that the Cana
dians are organizing in squads to make
raids on the American border towns, in re-
senge for Fenian raids upon Canada.
The World makes the exciting announce
ment that four regiments of negroes are
being organized in this city, ard that Afri-
can Loyal Leagues are organizing and
being armed in every ward. The soldiers
are being instructed in dlill, &C., by Col.
Hawkins. The World asks, are we to have
n tasterohSan Domingo?
WASHINGTON, September 15.-Secretary
Seward arrived here at o'clock, on u
special train from Harrisburg. Since his
arrival he has been gradually improving,
and strong hopes arc entertained Of his
entire recovery in few days.
The President arrived tonight, being
delayed by the ovation which the people
OF Baltimore insisted on paying him.
Tens Of Thousands focked around him
there, and would take no refusal. A vast
concourse OF persons awaited for hours
tho Presidents arrival at the railroad de-
pot here. He, was escorted to the City
Hall and subsequently, to the White House,
withstanding it was long after night
fall. The procession which marched up the
avenue was very large, consisting Of the
military, marine corps, Mayor and Com
mon Council, firemen, departmental and
civil bodies. The Demonstration. WAS very
imposing, and the President was greeted
with great cheering by the thousands that
thronged Pennsylyania avenue.
George Ashman, Esq, chairman Of the
convention That nominated,Mr Lincoln, an
1850, has boon rendered the position OF
collector Of customs st Boston, Mass, oice
Hannibal Hsmlin, resigned.
Gen. swayne autographed from Alabama
that the report! Of the sale Of negroes in
Clark County, in that State, is untrue.
Tho President sent $500 to the sufferers
by the accident ut Johnstewn, Pa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-16
A Home Companion.

Besides he collection Of the cream of
til" news Of the week, Political, Financial
and the Markets. it viii contain large
amount of LITERARY NATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry. 1t
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in :,
form to bind, and thus secures faithful
record ana history Of passing events
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- sGAA1e sNaePaARhfs% ffSEl
L1vEapooL., Fridsy, September 14-Noon.
Cotton market steady. at uIzehehscd
rates. The brokers' ciregisr ,ssperts sales
OF 10000 hales fog the vsskSnidalag mp
lands quoted OF 1sd. sssa. is- Z;
visions unchanged.| -
LONDON, Friday. sepl,sea;sabsarI ;sab < Noon
Consols 60 ,FiEe-tBentiss: Ifirmer, and
quoted &C 7S.a g 't
PANS. Friday, september A.-The, Moni-
tea, states Ahst o1iszimilian hnd. named
Gen. Osnond a. Minister OF War, to reside
in France; but his military reports Is his
own ooahisS Seing> ineompA Asihae,witk& k&the
1snties 81 said oldce, NapoleoA refused to
grant aataaoriy Cor 6slaonds Seeeptances |
BERLIN, September .12rThe Prussian
Chamber Of Deputies has vosed an electo-
ral lawahd parliament for Saxony.' -
BEnLzN, September Negotiations be-
tween Prussia and SaNsny tnake slow pro-
gress. Il is said that Prussia demands the
taking Of the oath Of loyalty to herself by
the Saxon troops. The payment OF $1O,-
600, 600 as indemnity to Prussia for ex-
penses Of the war, and the right to garri-
son the fortress at Koningstein and tho
cities Of Dresden and I.cipsic.
BERLIN, September 14.--Doubt having
been expressed Of the passage Of the bill
authorizing the King to makeaa loan. for
liquidation Of the late war expenses, it is
announced, on what may be considered
semi-ofacial authority, that should the bill
be rejected, tie Chamber Of Deputies vial
be dissolved by royal decree
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Auct1on sa1ea

= -s.--rS fs>'s>,:. -;
Public Sale, to Foreclose Mortgage.
Wolfe q Hook us. E. H. d j. J.. B,i,yon.
pursuance Of the above mortgage. l
4 will sell, on MONDAY, the oath Instant.
at 10 o'clock a. M. over the store Of Wolf.
u Hook, on Gervais street, between Assem-
Oily and Richardson, the entire contents or
the "DAILY AMERICAN PATRIOT or.
FICE," including the Press, Printing Ma
terial, &c.
Terms cash, in legal currency.
Sept Is SAM. GREEN. C.. R.D.
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Ths Presllaens's Tour.

The Presidents Tour. yes
On BoARp OF srzo1Aa THArs, Rsptsinber
cial train, at sA'o'cfock The riot Or last
night wss serioua one, and ap The Jour
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Drugs
AND t
M E D4G4NBS9

HOSTETTERS BITTEkS.
G McLean's Strength'g Cordial.
Panknin's Hepatic Bitters.
A Plantation Bitters.
A2 Mustang Liniment
sS Perry Davis Pain Killer
Hoot1and's German littcrs.
Kadway's Relief.
SandFord's Liver Inviaerator
White CASTLE Soap.
Cod Liver Oil.
Calomel, Alum.
Opium, Blue Mass.
Concentrated Lyc.
Castor Oil.
Sulphur, Cream of Tartar
Epson Salts, Ma9nesia.
White Mustard Seed.
NutmeSs, Mace.
Turmeric, Prepared Chalk.
Hops, Dovcr's Powder
English Mustard
Together with u large assortment of
such articles as ere generally kept in first
class drug stores. DIR. c. Fl. Mot,
Sept Druggist and Chemist
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THE CLEANER

Is puL!ished every Wednesday morning.
1t is tho desire, and will be tho object of
the Proprietor. to make this equal to, il
not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in
the South In fac!, ~ liz name indicates,
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hundred and sixty Of land mostly timber not ono
n samuel arsybii, IT,. had his barn unroofsd and
all his timber destroyed ~.
Mr. Frank Frsntss stable was unrosfed and ~ his
Mr. william Frames brick house was unroofed, his
large barn blown TO pieces and his orchard literally
S Sround and thrown S . one hundred sp yard.
Mr.. Jesse Durham's barn roof was blown partly on
Mr. Schonelds house was blown down eyer Ss c sTe
dren In his arms, protecting them nom the fAng cgs
His wife, who had child IN her arms was Knocked
had, except = bureau, was destroyed =,
Mr. Henry Johnson's stable and, oushouses were al
Mr.. z Pei,y's house was blown down ~ 60
Mr. Ticers log house was blown down while the family
wss in bed and S .sS none au u. house Of
Benjamin Walden, twelve miles west Was unroofsd ana
n'j James wilson's bSiidnss and farm ans damaged
Nine miles west Of here, Henry Fosters house and
barn were blown down and scattered His wfe and two
S SImssf ssS sns .s q. oss IL 81
surviving childwas found in tho wreek unhurt huf
M.s.hsw James north q P,xist:SuSg snS even g;
blown down, himself crippled, one child KILLED. q
dsush.er. ana : hired man badly crippled, who y I
Dr. :srsushn. coss By NJ yamas had hs houss blown
down and HI little daughter blown away one quarter q
George Hssfssho1ss BAN xss blown down and .tect
killed M n found door Of house his farm that
muss have bee. blown p the storm several miles -.
y F q. ~ e SNss IRE 's sAs' IOWA. jug
N furh Ss' AZ lr. Aisxaadsr Rossn house NJ
torn 70 pieces and stable blown down. .syt ~ 81
Mr. Ehis' house was blown down and torn 70 pieces
Mr. Harvey Hart's house roof was blown on and the
outhouses blown 70 pieces !.
7. h Aessick's barn was unroofed and his farm m
jured. at rlfL tf .at.H. -. af.sL
frame house blown on
As far q ve could learn east and west for half mile
wide almost every useful tree was blown down o. a.
stroyed The telegraph poles all broken on and
blown across the thread Of the storm.
This 10 but hasty sketch Of the damage done BY this
dreadful Storm all done In few minutes Tho cloud, a.
it went over looked like boiling cauldron OF destruc
ton roaring like thousand railroad running over
bridges and the clouds and lightning lifting and wheeling
In darkness above the horizon, terrible and sudden
We have given all the could learn OF the tor
nado up the time Of going 70 press We have traced
everything In It's way. Several lives were lost In the
neghborhood Of that place. and was stu raging at It's
highest pitch. - ~ ..- S IRA ,1 5i,srg
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERc iAL.
SUNDAY, APRIL, lS06

SUNDAY, APRIL, 1894
usness in Wall street during the past week was m
arrupted by the occurrence Of Good Friday, which was
ubssryed as a holiday. The stock market opened dull,
heo.me feyersh and closed heavy under strong efforts
a break down Erie with Wow 10 depress the entire
railway list The price declined 10 "a on Saturday,
against SIX on the Esd ult Michigan Southern re-
NAMED very firm throughout, selling a. high san;
but the other speculative stocks sympathized slightly
with Erie Rock Island after rsing to lis fell back
70 Ill x late on Thursday evening. On Saturday
the market lacked animation, and the bears hammered
Erie In particular with considerable effect The ndica
tons are, however, that In view Of the present condition
Of monetary airs ana the rsasung aspect Of financial
legislation In Congress, the upward movement mas
mot yet eliminated but has merely been temporarily ar
rested by the attack Erie by parties 'sho OF other
stocks The following quotations wore current on shs
street q half past hve Saturday
Southern ssx 4, Cleveland and PtttsbuTg 7ok q,
Rock Island lloX Erie "a, Fort Wayne So y, North
western 2sX 90 preferred sax X New York Central
sox y, Hudson River lo7k u. Reading esK 4.
The gold market experienced further recovery from
the depression Of the previous week. and remaned firm
at tho advance the closing price being 127X. The ex-
treme range the price each day Of the week was a.
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yous prices Cheese was unchanged In every particu-
lar
RsoH was only In demand 70 supply the requirements
Of the trade and no sales OF moment wore mada Prices
were noIninay as quoted yesterday. kM
SUGAR-The market was rather les active but prices
for all grades well sustained The sales comprise
lasses sugar at exc, 40 hhds Porto Rico at l21<c
1910, and Sl7 hhda Cuba muscovado mostly for TO-
nnng ct 10c 10xc, but part for the trade at llXc
were heavy t3f <. ffrTff -
TAILow m active demand at previous prices, with
sales Of nearly SOC, 900 lbs at llXc l2I<c.
TusAoco was dull Of salc, bat holders generally were
not disposed to sell At lower prices though always free
sellers at the current rates The sales limited 10
~ hhda Kentucky ct from g. no. and ITO cases State
seed leaf ct SAc, also II bales Havana In bond a l0
gold. tsfi9 req '1f' Jsl ~.
WmKEY Receipts. o6 bbis Tho market was un-
changed in every respect Small loss sold At % a.
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i honor 70 inform her friends and the ladies' in genera
that she has Established hsrss In tins city 70 carry u
Millinery and Drcssmsking This day MAdsms v. Win opo1
her Pass n!insry, . OrAeoe arsst DEeoayn. ne drs
mAung win b. conducted b. m1ss H. Dock1av. Who =
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IMPORTANT POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.

---
ss&que1 Rtghts tor A1ls'-The Women In
the Field. t-tit'
70 4Hr uplr0n a. PIN rmALD
xv,r -. 49, - - ..,---s go 49,. a. A..
~" So~ p 81" . .es .s..u osAl p'''' ~ ~.
HnRAo ana caA ssenton 70 she TACT OF the proposed
convention. This and oblige yoxrs RESPECTFULLY,
. -. - suaaN n ANy,HoNv
s..t, 80. oo~A = ~
n. .s vRrI0N.
y The Eleventh National Womans Rights Convention
win b held 10 the city Of New Yos at the Church OF
O'Clock - - - - .',,,lst - -
Addresses wiz b delivered BY persons 70 b hereafter
announced d. se,~.. g.se -
Those who TEL NJ the republican AeA Is failure DO
not see the deep gulf between our broad theory and par
A Iegisaon DO mot zee thai our government for tho
last century has been bat the repetition Of the old OK
periments OF case and Caste Henoe the failure 10 not
In the principle but In the lack Of virtue part 70
apply It. tasb otl, ~ ls-ss s,.- ~, Is.
me question now n hayo - the wisdom and CON-
science from the present upheavingB Of political sys
tenn, TO reconstruct governments on the en-
during basis thai has never yet been tred-equa rights
70 ALL Yslrt, a . -
From the proposed class legislation In Congress Is
perence OF the past for Wills representatives at
Washington discussing the night or suffrage for the
black man, the only projection 70 lfe liberty and
happiness, they deny that NECESSITY Of citizenship 70
woman by proposing to introduce the word ''malo"
into tho federal consultation In securing suffrage but
ffteen million taxpayers we como no. one line nearer
the republican idea Can ballot In the hand OF
and dignity her brow moro unsex her than do scep
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
$50 m SATURDAY, March as p.

BRsADsruyrs. Receipts, 2s2o bbls -FOUR 100 bags
corn meal 1850 bushels corn, 40 bushels malt State
and Western -four were only In moderate demand, but
no essential change was apparent in prices for any
description though the market generally was heavy.
The sales comprise 800 bba q the annexed quotations
Southern -four was in moderate demand at previous
prces the sales $50 bba Canada -four steady
with fair inquiry; tho sales about 400 bbla Rye
-four was Inactive Corn meal was without noticeable
change; the demand light and have only to no.
sales Of about 800 bbs OF Harshs caIorc on pri.
vats terms 10 bbs Brandywine and 200 bbls Jersey
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TRRlon7s were steady, With moderate offerings 70
Liverpool Tho engagements were;-To Liverpool, 20
ION TS 200 Ss fsi a ass To iouSon
sS Sc O. sse go s sS 20 s.ss
taIlow Il 25s the charters wcre:-A British brig TO
Queenstown for orders petroleum 81 Ga II 70 the United
N to pom on the east coast or the Continent between
Havre and Hamburg; italian bark 10 Bristol a. 900
bushels corn At a. Cd Bris.h brig 70 south side Cub:
s2,soo Havana At 5000, gold; one to Barbados
and back at ss20o British brig 10 Queenstown for
brig from Rondoutto Aspinwa coal and boilers brig
and Danish brig to Havana, on private ierma
McL.xrs The sales we're rather light but fun prices
small The sales emSrnes IS Snda Poo Rico al ssc
and 20 hhds Enslsh Island toc. also 90 hhds COM
i1 SoSs Ss ay active and nrm su,
crude was neglected The sales comprise $500 bbls,
mainly at 2cc 2exc for crude; <oc 4lc for rcnned
for Juns. sellers option We heard Of no special salss
for future delivery and SOC sos. Tor ronned free
~ S:s. md 3, ss x.
and prices wers heavy but subsequently, the demand
sssd q ss ss
G Gsw .:.. for sp, ss,,' ss A u *, 80
s'd sss 81 for new mes, sss u sss icr ola
mes. sn4 42l - s2l 70 for prime The beef market s
800 bbe n SIS t1e for new plain mes ppd 80 ~
Ss.ss s s.s scs SS % o % ST.
; q, % and Ss %c ssss w. S
&. ' Sss. n. s. S:ssl a. iS&ssisss g;
,,ss we're $50 pkg, a. ALIKE SaSss and
p ana HTss' s iss s'':sy ,s 70: ..
Butar was In d,mapd ami small los wsrs seid n pro
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Tho demand FOR wheat continued good, though
not quite so active yesterday, and prices again
ruled nrmer The sales embrace bushels at 81 35
for amber state u 20 for No new Milwaukee, 81 6s
In moderate active demand and prices well
tanned The sales a. 500 bushels 81 Tic 7ec for
store, and delivered. Oats were firm The sales were
q SIC. Soc for state 35c q CSC. for unsound and
Sc. for Canada Rye IaS d1Is and nominal Nait was
In moderate demand and small sales were made at full
prices Barley was nrm with q continued good demand
FOR Canada West The sales OF this description comprise
nearly 1900 bushels, mainly at 81 10 81 Is. The
sales Of other kinds wcne insignificant ..
Corrox was dull and heavy. The sales comprising
5000 bales were good part for shipment Tho mar
kst closed heavy At the following nominal quotations.
Rufond Rorsdn MohsIs
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Terrible Tornado In Indians.

tFrom the Iadoga lind Herald, March ~
On Tuesday evening about seven and half o'clock
terrible storm came up from the west about two degrees
eouth OF west touching the north edes OF town, unroof
ina houses barns, and tearing down al outbeidnga
Fencing and timber We have heard from the tornado
some three miles west and some two miles eess town
The track Of The storm was about one half mile wids,
destroying almost everything.
M Ldikay's large now HOUSE va unroofcd and all
his fences and outhouscs torn down.
Mr. martin Nehrs house west of town--Iarse frame
vas unroofed and partially torn down. his barn snrcefed
snd 2cyn sone ~ lcih md bs epe orchard 80 also
blown d6v6, khd svery panel OF bis fenca We learn
Der, and his wife received several byuissa
Mr. VIM. fyers, west Of the tovn-lerge bsck house.
roof partly blown away his outhouess blown down, and
tue roof % hs large barn msshsd ga sha