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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
AN APPORTIONMENT!

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subject to the following regulations:
b CERTIFICATES naming each article and its VALUE
are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are we'll
mixed. One of these Envelopes, containing the Ger
ufc2te or Order for some Article, will be delivered
at our once, or sent mail TO any address, without
regard to choice, on receipt of IS Cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will see
what Article IL draWS, and its value, aud can then send
One Dollar and receive the Article named, or can
choose any 0theF ons Article on our Histof the same
va ne.
SEND Is CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.
In all transactions by mail, We shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage and do
ing the business IS cents each, which must be en-
closed when the certificate Is sent. Eve certificates
for 81, eleven 81 80 for SIS, IS for SO and 100 for
sI5.
Agents.-Wc want agents in every town and
county in the country, and those acting as such
will be allowed ten cents on evory Certificate or
dcred by them provided their remittance amounts
g 81. Agents viii collect Is cents for every GER
ti6cate, and remit I5eents TO rs, either in cash or
postage stamps, Agents RENTING at once S30,will
be entitled 70 a beautiful SilYor Watch, and also
zoo certificates.
Please write your Name, TOFn, County and
State plainly and address all orders to
WATCH AND GOLD JEWELRY CO.
IS Liberty ST. New York.
l0-22-6m ri mn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
.JAMFS S. BUTLER

No. 3zg BrOadedy, Neto JorL, General Agent
r. S.---A bex sent to any address on receipt qf
price, which is one dollar-post free. ~ dds
cupfiFe Circular kens on application. 8 weeks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
Nails, Glass, Sash, Queens
ware.
oBACC

The undersigned having been restored to
Health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several ysfrs with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, CoGsumption-S
anxious 70 make known to his fells s-sRffsrers The
meansof cure.
To all Tho desire il, he willsend = copy Of the pre-
Scriptiqn Esed free Of CHARGE with the directions
fOy FrepaTiRgand using the same. which they will
linda RREUREF0R CONSUMPTION. HSTH-
Ma, BROECHITIS, DO The only object Of the
advertiser IN sending the Prescription IS TO benefit
the afflicted, and spread infJrmation which be con
selves 70 be Invaluable. and be hopes every sufferer
Wilt try hisremsdy ,asit will cost them nothing, and
nay prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will pleaseaddress
Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON,
Williamsburg, KingsCo.s Now York.
s&c.1e-IeS mons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29

Good Samaraian Drug Storsi
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
TIE GANG. TRENCH,

AND
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08

yisi to their uafre countries to the pertr-
So u servc- like resident sab
s.enls eusng ffom the claim in this respect
80 :. .sSkn ssA.s- have heretofore been matters Ct
BETWEEN the Uri,ed States ard >srne al sAs
fu.eEs ard ;inir scsion consequent upor DE
~ eete sfIs question Increased during the war IN
shss q 1ssA isisy and Austria engaged White
s rsFer zckBewesea the right Of expA-
she has rot practically insisted upon France
has eaosile fat-.ri1 and Prussia has proposed
VINCE although esInc11g increased liberal
~ LAS Hoa ts~a acc=r t< BY the United States Peace
~" Ptssains everyxh in Europe. sad the p
y o alAsoilie time for assertion by Congress Of
me pflnePe' 50 long maintained BY the de-
ths native born subject Of any other State from the PER
iornsaee OF military under any foreign Govern
ent so ioas As lie does 10. Voluntarily renouncs
rights and benefits
CONCESSION.
In the Performance Of duty posed upon ne by the
constitution have thus .usm tied the representa-
ives OF me states and Of the people such Of
our ooestc and foreign affairs the public interest
seem to require.
tUt government il undergoing It's naoet trying
orosa apc my earoe. prayer lie that the orda may be
seeces iuilF aud finally pa.se without inpsrns its
otlSAi strength and symm try The interest Of the
nation can best be promoted BY revival of aternAl
the complete CELEBRATION of past differences
ana the DEMONSTRATION of all the pursuits of p
fectns our Efforts the early accomplishment Of these
ens let L. end preserve harmony between
the Coordinate departments OF the Government that
the other IN securing the msne of the Constiu-
tion the the Union and the
OF free institutions ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, recrmber Sd $50.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Notice..

COUNTY TREAsuaER-s 0rFIcE1
orovilic. Dec I. Is E.
Hf1 VIRTUE OF AN ACT PASSED BY THE LEGIS.
ature, providing for the redemption of certain in
debtedness outstanding against the County of Butte prior
TO the passage of said Act hereby give that sealed
proposals directed TO up and Including Dec 81
S6i. will b received for the surrender of County War
rants issued prior to the first day of Maya D. 1854
No bids or sealed proposals for than par value will
be accepted nor any bids unless accompanied by the
rants be surrendered The being equal the pref
erence shall be given TO the smallest amount Bids and
smeupts Of warrants being equal taking consideration
the principal and interest," shall be accepted pro All
not accepted will be on demand their
respective owners. lSignedl l.. POND.
Treasurer of Butte County.
P. Bids remaining in the office. accepted under
the last call, will be bids under the
above call Parties obtain the bvcaing the
Treasurer's office. c. L. POND,
Treasurer of Butte County.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
OrOville Feather River
FER Y.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
Il this old established Ferry. on the direct route
North from 0roville, hopes BY a careful attention
10 its business and to the repair and good condition
OF the patronage Of the travelling public
Nov. rs, 1855 GEO. c. PERKINS.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Lin e n S .

Irish Linens, Towels Diapers and Crash.
Bleached and Brown Table Linen,
Napkins, Ladies' and Gents stitched handkerchiets
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Dress Goods.

French and American and English Calico.
French Merinos, all kinds
Empress and Cotton Cloths.
Rich Wool and Empress Plads.
Plad and Plain Poplins.
Black aud Colored Silks. all widths and prices.
Mourning Dress Goods,
ALI Wool and Cotton DelaineS.
Wool and Broehe Shawls
Long Square Wool Shawls. in great variets
Cloaks, Basques, and Basquenes.
Cassimeres and Tweeds, in great variety.
Black and Colored Ladies Cloth,
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Flannels.

Saxony, Shaker and Opera Fannels of all hades
Mission, Pioneer. Red and Blue Flannel.
Canton Flannels, Linseys, etc.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Summons.

SfATE OF CALIFORNIA-CoJNTy OF
- - bul1e. S. In Justices Court The People Of
'ns state OF California, to John Sanborn greeting:
~ NJ. ar nereDy summoned to appear before me
at my once IN Bangor, Wvandotte townsbin con,~
o. o. butte, State of California, on the 18th dav
OF December, A. D. 1866, at O'Clock p n - an.
=. ."er unto the complaint of John Mead. who snes
him ane sum OF fifty dollars due from YOU to
~ nun on promlssory note, of which the following
Is a true copy: Wv iooNi"s
hESrucKY RANCH Aug. LIST 1850.
tn o na Jay aler date for value received, promise
pay 10 John Mead, or bearer the sum of iffy
collars, m U. s. gold or silver coin. VI 'l-''
(Signed) JOHV c.Nnon1
..; Mnen Judgment will be taken against Won for
var, an y, together with costs and damages if
&c me sperm or any Constable of said county.
greeting Make legal service and due retnrn buff
10 uiseh n under my hand this 10th day Of Norenl.
r, '7oo' g. B. VERNEY,
ATTEST; A true copy Of the original ea'e
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
G o t t o n S .

Bleached and Muslins, all makes.
Bleached and Brown Sheeting, in great variety
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Nursery Trees for Sale F.!

FRUIT TREES, AND GRAPE VINES OF
me pest varieties, for sale at Hendie's Gar.
aen oroviIe; Also, cuttings from the celebrated
80 aoe' n5.u
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
B l a II ket is.

Superior California White Bed Blankets,
Red. Blue and Gray Blankets and Quilts.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
Notions & Fancy Goods

New Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
New style Balmoral Skirts, etc.
Also. a splendid assortment of Clothing. BOOTS,
SHOES. Hats. Caps Rubber Boots, Rubber Cloth
ing. etc. all of which will sell cheaper than
any other house in Orovie.
Please call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. We intend to salts
fly the public, that this is the only establishment
where goods sold cheap.
Country Merchants will find it to their advantage
to call and examine our Stock.
Particular attention paid TO orders.
S. BROMBERGER Il cos.
no52 Opposite George Perkins
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
CIR ackers

And shall keep supply constantly on hand. at San
Francisco prices. c
Having thoroughly reftted my establishment in
every way, am better prepared to accommodate
the public than ever before
Wedding, Balls. Parties, Picnics and Families
supplied with Cakes, at the shortest notice and in
the best of style.
\ share OF public patronage is respectfully So
licired.
October 10th, 1855.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
English Hose,

For Ladies Misses and Gents wear
Fine Wool and Merino Hose
Merino Wool Under Vests, and Drawers fer Ladies
Gents and Children.
Mems Fine White Shirts,
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Wool Gloves,
Dogskin Waterproof Driving Gloves.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08
E A GIL B A K E R Y
Corner of Bird and Myers Streets, Oroville.

l.. WIN I Z R
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08

Therepart Secretary of the Interior exhibits the
condition Of those branches of the public service which
committed 10 his supervision During the last fcal
4.9 3l2 Of public land disposed of l.
s. $40 Of which entered under the hons
set The policy Tsnally adopted relative the public
land has undergone essential notifications 1mnedate
revenue and their rapid settlements the cardinal
feature Of our land System. Long experience and
nest discussion have resulted in the conviction that the
early development Of agricultural resources and the
iiius'eu OF Of energetic population
territory objects Of far greater Importance the
natnsi growth snd prosperity than the proceeds of the
sale Of the land TO the highest bidder in open market
The prser pan laws confer upon the pioneer who
plies with terms they the privilege of purchasing
lin ted portion CT offered lands the minimum price
Payment Of purchase money and secures him permanent
home upon condition Of re sdence for term ofyesr.
mis- liberal policy invites from the old and
more crowded portions e the World Its proptious
results are undeuetej, and will be siSnslls
Tested when time shall have given wider develop
Congress has rnaie liberal grants Of publi- lands
70 corporations in sid q the construction IL railroads
and other .nerual improvements Should this policy
herafter prevail ere provisions vii, required
IA thfu application the funds The title TO
In the Governmsat and subject soit. CONTROL unit, some
portion Of the road hss been actually built
Portions q: them nigh; then. roua time time Re con-
veyed 10 the corporation but in greater ratio 10
the whole quantity embraced BY the grant than the com
posei parts the entire length Of the PROJECTED
Improvement This restriction would net operate te .he
preucs Of any undertaking conceived in COED faith arr
executed with reasonable energy Tits the settled
:iee to withdraw from market the snds falling within
the operation Of such grants and thus exclude the
cepton Of subsequent suhsersive rights breach of
the eon items for which Congress may deem prorr 10
Withdrawn bot uncoaSeye and c. title the lands
conveyed which remain rusohi.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-12-08

II HAVE COMMENCED THE MANUFACTURE
u Of all kinds of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11

lFLOURl-Ciood superfne Is in demand at So a51D
BOO and some are asking higher for choice qualities
The trade brands are selling readily at from
Vl0Rig; Fancy Is held at el2 600H
:. .WhEAT-ho. red is held. a. % 35D2 40, and
NO At 1902 80. There Is but little strictly hill
OOhN-Mixed shelled ~ elevator is held at e7@
Se and ear At S3904c. White shelled Is held at 6s
OATS-Fresh receipts are prsfsred. No. ] will,
bring 25c. and No, 2 s09S2c. We heard Of no sAles
RYE-hQ, lis beld ~ 800, and choice, at 83Ds5c;
1000 bus cold tg-day, uhinspected, at 500. ~, VI
BAhLEY3Strlcnyl prime fan will bring ~ 80,
ans d MS; spring y aO@I h, Z,
BUR sfssiS SS.ias u h'!a sideS Hs% shS
Sides, at l56, III Ina iOef dHsls fqffH TO TO
BAOON5Stsody at .l7c, feriSnouldsrs, ,lla1lp for
0fTON-Middling is held ,nonjnallS At SIC;
IS bales low middling were sold at 30c. The hTst
Aiyal Of the new crop at this place was sold to-day
on niChangej and brought 30c.
OOFFEE-The mArket remains unchanged, with
tsIT TrS demand az g593lc for fair 70 choice Rio
SUGAR-129l6Hc for Raw; rk@isc for hard
I'1VSg I092 ssEsI IsossoS for Porto Rico. 2 3TAa
,TIER75EPTims 70 choice quantities Of Central
CHEESE-A steady market at I7c per pound,
actual tare, for Western Reserve and HAMBURG.
Vhe demand 10 faEi .sIlups Icq rofll.sri Ls.s-.R
EGGS-An unchanged market, with fair de-
mand at 1920 per dOzens shippers' count. gait,E
prices Of free have advanced "a a. ith sales OF
p5 barrels Bonded is also firm, and prices arc kc
higher with sales o. $50 barrels at 32o., Jo1g en,
| iSEED-The market iNflFm at % for prime quail
hes Cloyetis dull at S7b09775, Timothy steady
at % 6OQ375. IigYgU
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
A Slight Difference.

| ia good story is told of an old Baptist
Deacon, living in Giles county. At the
commencement of the rebellion the Deacon
lespOused the cause of the South with great
earnestness, and during the war was very
active in inducing the young men to enlist.
Whether the effects Of the struggle de-
moralized the old gentleman, or the process
of reconstruction has had bad effect on
his morals, we cannot say. Recently hove
ever, having some business to transact in
Pulaski, he.was obliged to use number of
United States revenue stamps upon the par
pers executed, and while doing the blIsi-
ness he took an indefinite number of
drinks. Not long after having brought up
against a fence, and holding the stamped
papers in his hand, he was heard to indulge
ia the following soliloquy: 60. u y. ID ~
"Pve always understood George WashL
ington was Ia good man. Hefought against
Great Britain in the Revolution. Our faith
ers fought with him for eight years, and
we got the niger and beat Old England
out of the stamps. General Lee--he did't
fight in the same war that Washington did.
Our boys fought with him for four years,
and now we've lost the nigger and got the
stamps" '''' ''' ..... -. .....rf ,r.'.r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
The AmiaI,Ie BrownIoxy.

In the proceedings of the Philadelphia
Convention published by US, the amiable
Parson Brownlow figured as follows:
"Mr. BrOwnlOw rose to Withdrawals mo-
tion to adjourn sine die. Before doing so,
he would make an explanation. lie did not
make the motion at the request of the Mary
land delegation, or any other delegation.
1t had been said that he (Brownlow) was
afraid of the negro suffrage. He never
held a doubtful position on any question,
and he had no hesitation in saying he was
for negro suffrage. He would rather be
elected to an Office by loyal negroes than
disloyal whites. He would rather associate
with loyal negroes in private life than with
white rebels. He would rather be buried
in negro graveyard thanin rebelgraye-
yard and if be had to 90 to hell or Heaven
after death, he would rather. 90 with ne
groes than with rebels, He withdrew his
motion to adjourn sine de-" ------.-
What a sublime aud patriotic spirit is
there evinced! How wise he must be who
will act under.its prOmptings 1t is all
reason and no passion! The amiable Par
son says, If hehas to 90 to Hedter or hell
after death-thus implying that be is not
certain that either place will be his destina-
tion His friends, who know him., labor
| under no doubt as to the place.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
OIeveiand .ptnrket.


FL0UR-SAles Xxx SPRING city made. at e11ooS
Xxx red city made. at tl3 300el3 80, Xxx white, city
made, at SIS GOALS 80; country brands Xxx red are
held bel "a as rSngs Of $40 and Xxx white At
swfiEGTMSalsss 1000 bush s. and cars n .. fsptinS
at ~ %; 5000 bpsh dodo to arrive pekt week on
private terms; car No. white at q 75. y. ou w
CQRN-Sales cars at CSC for No. mixed from
store lf--.-ags--,s sss-
OATS-No. State held at s4936c in store. --
RYE--Qgiet. ,lAo.ll held at 50 s90c,r,.iI N
BARlEY-Jnactiyea and nominal at range OF Zoo
@$fO0for good " prime )iuF EIuJyn nRT4 "a
,Pt9eRk--Salessobrs NO,rl,Siy packed mess mess, at
LARDa-steady atRsc for oity rendered. in tierpes;
BEEFNStsaSy a5S unchanged at s1O o fOf city
SMOKED MEXTS-Ssles 5000 lbs city sugar
cured hams AZ 34c; 1000 lbs Shoulders lTc; Dnef
Beef 29c; Bacon 2Ocl io .l' I0.- H|. JLgjgl1u
3 BU TTER-SAles 80 kegs prime W estern Reserve
stS29sSc; cepmon Western Reserve and Central
: TCHEEsEH Houiet and steady at lOSI7c, for. conn
mon TO prime. uu F. $500 E--IIlt.U.il A bed
2 EGGS Firm at 2lc. .,.. u, ..f 4 - -
= xHlGHW INES-ln moderate demand and hFm q
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS Higher, Alcohol.
9epe' cent "a 609465, Col9gn Spirits s per cent,.
$47O9t75. Neutral Proof Spirits, - 5U97 IS. ~
., IPETROLEUM-B in bond, September and
October delivery hore, SS94l.N IdGBSN 1id To
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
General Howard and she Freed.
mans Bureau-G Gen. SchO1ield
Acting Naughty. TEUSUA

New YORK Sept 1O.AAH Tribune Washington
special has the following items
RumOrs Of the intended resignation of General o..
o. Howard as Commissioner Of the FSeedman's Bu-
reau are again a1oat There is no truth whatever in
the statement. General HOward Is an army officer
detailed to the charge of the freedmeD's AFFAIRS and
cannot resign. He could be relieved, but no appli-
cation to be relieved will be made, the President
would construe the wish into an acknowledge cement
on the part of the General that he unable to ad
minister the affairs of his department. Mr.. JshD-
son would claim this Justification for the dismissal
from the army 9i q well kn9wnsallant oiticer Gen.
such position. and Secretary Stanton plainly and
emphaticay asserts that long he is chief OF the
War Department Howard shall remain Commits
sioner lhe Bureau. '.
Major General Scho6eld. commanding the depart
ment Of Virginia. headquarters at Richmond, has
made the significant move Of taking up bis residence
at the syoWed rebel hotel-the Exchange. The
Union citizens of that city have been led by this and
similar indifferent acts toward loyal sentiments, to
indulge in no hattering comments Of this new COM
manding officer. .'-.----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
Large Auction sale of Fine FURNITURE

Large auction sale OF E1neFurntturo.
A, Sells g Brother will sell, at No. 25s
North High street, on tuesday, Sept. IL,
1866, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M:
A house and lot, Saloon fixtures, large
lot of household furniture, consisting in
part Of one Knabe piano, two rosewood and
mahogany sets, marble top tables, eight
pair bedsteads, wash stands, seven ingram
and three-ply carpets, French and Ameri-
can mirrors, a large lot of oil paintings,
bureaus, cane seat chairs, one extension
table, dining and kitchen tables, parlor and
kitchen stove, one large Stewart cooking
stove, lin, good .order,) kitchen furniture,
glass and queensware, with great variety
of other goods.
=, The saloon fixtures consist of bottles, de-
canters, barrels, sideboard,, counter, pic
lures, goblets, tumblers, chairs, tables, &C.,
&c. ID b.. rE 'Hyr r- ~ --
The house and lot is in the very best
business part of Columbus, on High street,
near the Depot. The buildings are large
and substantial, 3311 feet front by 1871,
running. to an alley; good stable, carriage
house, we'll, cistern and wood shed; also
O0bushels of Good Hooking COAL az 4
All of which, with great variety of
other articles, will be sold without reserve.
A.SELLs & Bro, Auctioneers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
Cholera.

As the question Is settled beyond dispute,
that we are to be visited by that most to he
feared epidemic, cholera, 1t behooves us all
to use every precaution in our power to stay
its progress, and there can be no more GER
tain preventive than Roback's Scandinavian
Remedies, keep the bowels open with the
Pills, and invigorate the system by the free
use of RObuck's Stomach Bitters, or, If the
blood is thin, use the Purifier. No family
should be found without these remedies.
Keep the system in full vigor and nothing
is to be feared from disease or cholera,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Sthe most delightful andextrAOrdinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOAry satin texture Of ravishing beauty
inparting the marble purity Of youth. and the DIE
fN0Ee appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
1t removes tan recklss. pimples and
toughnsss from the skin. eaving the compilation
fresh. Transparent and smooth. It contains no ma
teral injurious to the skin. Paronzed By Actress
% and Opera Singers II Is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. Scots. rTs
Prepared by w. L. HAaAN, Troy, N. Y.
! Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
octs-dGw1y te'~A ttL-RS NJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
', ReIoTG tons q Tnanlts.


At a meeting of the Excelsior Base Ball
Club Of Columbus, o. held onthe even Ing
5is ofrthe rl0thinsts the following resolutions
90 were unanimously adopted ~. hm
Resolped, That the thanks Of the Excel
sior Base Ball Club Of Columbus, be tender
ed to the Buckeye Base Ball Club of Xenia,
for their h0spitable and generous enter
talnment furnished them, and for the unre-
'S'uqmltting attention showed them both before
and after the match, as well as on the field,
and that we hope to be able to testify, 10 a
suitable MANNER, BY attentions here inI Co
lumbus, at no distant day, our apprecia-
si 70 tion of the safifews bn iBST15 odi 10 6Is y
~ ~ RcsoIusd, That the hanks Of the Club bs
Gtsgl returned theladies and gent tlemep Of Xenia,
who, by their presence lent interest to the
game, and who testified to their interest III
tae same B3 their iHApaftiiAll il AindiiestatiOni nile
Rss6loed Thatthe Corresponding Secre-
tary be instructed to forward copy OF
- these resolutions 10 the Buckeye, Club, to
the Xeni1 Torch Light, and to the DAILY
,osTl ONO ST ATEsMAN and Daily Morning JoErnai
of COLUMBUS. = -. -. ..,s,-,A. -. "a ~ III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11
FROM NEW YORK.
Large Fire at Sing Sing-L Oss
S2OO,OOO. #-a H

New YORK, Sept. 1O.-A fire occurred in Sine
Sing early Yesterday morning. which destroyed oyei
twenty buildings including, among others, Van Arr
denis large file works. The rest we're stores, dwell.
Lighthouses aud barns. Fifty families were rendered
hOuseless. and the loss is tstimaced at 100000
Nearly all the buildings on the lower dock were
swept away, and the homeless families were pro
vded for by the villagers, and the American Hote
was thrown open to the sufferers, many of whom
breakfasted there and received every Kindness that
cOSld be bestowed upon them. In the afternoon
the subject Of the ere adverted to by the eler
gymen OF the different churches. and collections
were taken up to afford the sufferers temporar,
the purpose of aising money TO help the afflicteG
out of their troubles.