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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24
YENTE A L'ENCAN,
Troncois x. Gauiler
Jolln Eunis

John Eunis
FTAT DE La LOUISIANA Cour dn
= Troisieme District, Paroisse'de I.afourche.
PRENEZ AVlS-Que agissant en- yerth
d'uu writ dc fieri facias emanant de Ia sns!ite
cour ct dams l'afaire ci-dessus titree ct nume-
rotee, j'ai saisi ct j'ofirirai lencan public al,
plus haut encherisseur, d la ma!son de Cour.
dams Ia vile de Thb6danx, paraisse Lffou r.
che, Sanetli le 3me JOUR de MARS 1866, a II
heures A. NJ. la propriete ci-apres decrite,
sasoir:
In bis de lits IN garde-manger, unc table,
deux berceuses, trois chaises, un cheval.
CONDITIONS Compliant.
sCette yente sera faite pour satisfaire le prin-
cil, interets ct frais de Ia poursuite ci.dessus.
l1fev. M. ROURG, Sherif.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24

r al trouve dams ma residence 9 Eavabeaux,
y Bureau, .nne plaque en- marbre ct deux grandes
Berceuses de salon Qui ne m'appartiennent paa.
lie proprietaire EFT requis de venir les RETAINER.
Par lanieme occasion e prize t0utes les pers0nnes
aui niit des meubes tout autrc objet n'apparte-
nant de ME les renv0yer. L. Bush.
Ihb0danx "a fevrier 1866. 81
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24

Succession dc Caroline Bourgeois, veuve de Te-
rance Toups
Toutes les pcrsonnes ayant des reclamations,
pour 6trc liquidees, contre la dite succession,
ct aussi toutes les personnes deyant 4 "a .dte
succession s'adresseront
EMILE KNOBLO OCH, Administir,
ou a r. D. JORDAN, Ayocat de 10 succession.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24
AVIS DIVERS.

ToUTEs les pcrsonnes ayant ldes reclainations
contre la dte succession sont reqnises par le
present de lis presenter au soussigne, Curatenr
ou son Avocat, dument autheHtquGes; ct
tontes les pcrsonnes q'li doivent a Ia dite sue
cession sont egalement reqnises d. yenir payer
sans delais.
NJ. BOURG, Curateur
fev 10 81 LOUIS BUSH, Avocat.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10
d.: TinS's Played out.

At tho corner OF Cherry aud Broad
. streets in Nashville. is Il small but com.
Portable and poplar .hc,;cr. called 20
lands Varieties. There is no heavy IT.,
gedy, or even STANDARD comedy. ever per-
formed there; hut tho manager under
stands nevertheless. bow 10 draw 4 crowd;
and with the aid Of pretty iancin. urls
ana cx,rava:ant frees. he III images To ut
trnc. very considerable audience every
night. This audience consists generally
OF soldiers, although many others ~ t"
enjoy the hugh which may almost al:
WAYS DO obtained there.
Two or three nj CHS since happened
to DC prescn: at one Of these exhibitions.
There Wis Tie usnh qr,ntity~"f singing.
dancing, light comedy, anl brotd lIrcc
In one OF the ext: .vr:anz $ \ ,h.,tric,l
manager is represented rs h.sinS a'ivcr
,isa Tor u CON p.nY Of pcrfrme. Soon
after. negro. dirty, ragged: oltand i,
lspiiatcd, presents himself, aud proposes
to play nm en-. cement. Thu manager
asks him what he can play. With much
assurance. he answers that he can per
form i,ucst anything. The manager
then tries him IN vari,ns p.r's. and Of
course the darkcy ia!icrnusly breaks
down in each. TO the infinite ,mnscman,
Of the lockers on. The appi,u,e Of the
audience was reaoutled at each success.
i've failure.
A,llse tho manager proposes to hin
TO try.a p,rt in, which he.wiIl not have
much 10 say.
Why wont I have mush to say ??
inquired Sam"o.
We'll" says tho manager. "your
part is Isdcha ono that you WOO I be al
lowed tn. peak much" :; - - .,-
"What's DC rcasnn wont be allowed
to speak says ,hc.iad;:nan, darkey.
" Because YOU 70 to be- MY slave re-
plies the manager.
NO, no; you csn'teomc dat on dis
child -.
Well, ~bu. you see its only in the
play."E i s. - , : : - =
Yes" says Samho. | know H. i"
de Play; Lat31s9l .yas dafIi"ys, P4:y~st
out." -. -
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AN OLD SIRolSlA LAWS

q,
AN OLD EIRoISIA LAw.-S+me 81
tGsS ancient records s6f the CEeyaliei-
arc enc no less Amusing Than Those 81 the
Puri,ans. In one before Us. We real read
TIA. al grand assembly held i i,
James C.;,ic, in the gear lGlC; were
p,sssid !!o,anSS< actsto The, jsl6rie of Al;
miyh,ie God. aud the publique good 81 =,
his Maie:si,ie's 2colonit Of F'rs'"'e:
Among them was tho { following emu !.
tie d: g. .f.,:. .c,A :, :,
Women causing scaadalou; suits to be
ducked: ''...>', -,
."WusKEas. oftentimes many hrh.
bling: women often SANDER ant scandal
izs t6eir: nltei:hbors, for which their poor
husbands are often brought into oh 'r.' :
,bl, AMI vcxatious suits and cost in
great damages - .,..~.
,2"Bc T. thsretare enacted by The d~thor
iy ntorrsditl, That in nr'i"ns of Sian
der o.casioncd by the wife. AZ aforesaid,
alter ja,l-msnti-,pass d for Tue 'lan'ns"<'
,hc woman shall be published hy duck.
in. ; and IL The SANDER te :" cn"rm"u'
Us to be ALI ICED at, src'trr damage
than Eve hundred pounds IT tobacco.
then the w"m,n to suffer a tluckinC Tor
each Eve huu,lreI puun,is OF t""neco 5"
aAiu 'grh a.nins, her HUSBAND, it he re
fuses To ,,ny III" ,"'""r" .-.,s-.
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wanscl---1An Honest, 1ad1serAon
-, ....-.... ..: Boy. -.....


We lately saw an advertisement head
cd " above. It conveys to every boy at
impressive and unra!le>sun.
IAN honest, Industrious bny IS al
WAYS waited. liz vii. bo sought for: hi
services will be in demand he will tie
resprc,eI anil loved; lie is spoken o! l"
terms Of high COMMUNICATION; he VIII al
ways have a home; he will crow up Ia
x be man Of kuown worth aud establish
cd character. .... .. -
He will DO. wanted. The merchant
will want him for n s,lcsman or u ci"rS,
tho master mechanic will want him for
an apprentice ora journcvman RI SC
with job to let will want him for u con
tractor; c.icnts will want him TOR u lawyer;
pa,icurs will want him fur Il doctor; p
rents E.r teacher OF their children and
the people for an u&ecr.
II. will lie wantc,l. Townsmcn will
want him for citizen; Appropriateness.
rs a neighbor; neighnurs as a friend
families .s a visitor; the world as M uc
ouain,aace; nay-:irIs will want him for
q beau, ind 6naily for husband.
An honest. industrious boy! just
think Of it, boys sill you answer thu
desc:ip,i:nI Can you apply TO" thus
s;,un,lun? Are YOU sure that you will
DO waDted?' You, may be smars"nd ac
tive, but THAI does not It'll the requ''l'
tion-are you honest? You may be
c4pable-aro you industrious? You
may be we'll dressed and create a favor
ab!e impression at first >i:ht-nre YOU
both hcue,. and Industrious? You may
apply for good si,na,ion"-nre you
sure that your friends, teachers. ac'
ouaintances en- recommend. YOU tor
these qualities? On, how would you
feel, your character not being thus r>tab-
lishr,l. on hearing the words. :. / ran I
employ you p, Nothing else will mike
up tuf tue larA ~ .%.-- .,..i.,;"-. ".
readiness or aptncss for business will i,
it. Iou-mu., BE- honest aud inlLs'ri
ous-must work and laGor; then vii
your cuilin. ani election tor places Vi
prof. aud trust lie mad. sure.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

: sT lJoaN 'cHtrcHLsYl PRrScS. - $'~'
Eyca winter to me- hath thousand delights
With its short gloomy days and .its long
starry nights ~ eI..,
Aud l love to 90 forth eso'tho dawa, to in
hale
Tho Misunderstanding frcshncss.that floats il
= the gale; = So -
When tho sun r;scth red o;cr. tho crest OF thu
hill, -.
And the trees Of tho woodland are hoary and
When tbs motion and sound o. the ssHcam'c;
- are'loss, -. :,
When. the, hunter Is out on the shs!sericSs
And the ro5inlook; in at tho eostaS;rS door
When tho spirit Of n!:asa has ia!I:4 bis
- WINS. = : 3 - = =.
To noa.isa the SELL DIAL! glorious things,
Tin th, h,..b AMI .ae l:G an tn; fruit AL
the Hover
saai! awas, ia tho fulla,s Of Ib'ausy AMI
pOSSl.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

SiGNS When VIII signs aud won
lrrs cease? MT Till the destroying mn
eel sh III clip short the thread nj time.
and the heavens he rnllel Together as u
,c,oll. Not day passes but We see good
md bad signs. US the Following Will
show: ...-.
II isn good sign to SEQ nun d"in.
an, art "f charity to hi, Fellows.
|, is bad sign to hear him boas,ln.
ufis. ...
. It is gonl sign to see an honest MN
weariu. his old clothes.
1t i, IL hal sign ro see them Cling the
holes in his windows. ..r
II is :url Si.n to ace mlu wiplns
the p .r>pirltion from his face.
1t is'a bad sign To Sc. him wipe his
chops as he cnmrS FROM the cellar.
|, il II good 81 IN to see Il WON III dress
with t.s.o and ne ,tncsS.
/. is II brl sign {" see her hu'bln
sued for her furry.
1t is Il good sign for i maa to adser'
d>e in a,p,pcr. ....
Il is a bal sign to see sheriff "lSer
.ise for him. .~, So. =.
d" 1t is Il COOL sim t" see Il man sending
hi. children 10 school.
1t Is u b;..l sign to see them edu:Ited
at evening srhn,l1. IN III" street.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-01-10

Tue noEElp wretch :Qna'trcll Win
committed the nwfrI massacre Of the
whole population "c Lawrence, Kansas.
is on his way to Washington ,otob,ain u
pardon. Why is tho icni permitted to
'ravoi through the, land? Why is he
nut a,res,e': at ones? p,rd%n? Whca
God ?ar!ous the devil. it will b. tim.
roonsh f'r men toAparlS5 Qlaa,ssll.-
Richie Press.
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A LADY who READ Of the extensive
& nianufacsnre OF "lomcsers. to tell how
MIR a:esrriase had bee ran. said fsshSa
wished some Connecticut, genius would
nj instrument. TO tell how far
Sbasbsaslss had been in the evening when
'stit5is scope. ,va ID tho p,s,.
ssG& 10 81 rent out 30 si,end oaaoais.." :
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VIZ have heard It siId that MniS' III
Jackson cnntenriat"s settling in CiarkS
burr. We w'all rr.lc' fully inE'rm
him that the supply Of such ar'i''les Is he
is. is already c'u,iiar.'lv above the de-
mauds VI tho arkct.-C.urL:s;"J Eic
1tiDh, ;.... >..... ..'...
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<s4 DOEggmals
,,frlryca aR5EsToN,c WEST Wait
wrDyEsD HY,.... JANU ARTi 10 lSGe.
The Beauty. Of Winter.

- sT 3JoaN cNtrcHLEY PRrscS. - g.
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WY may carpenters reasonably 'e
lievr th.ra is M 1u"h rhi ~ us stone ?
D"c us they never saw It
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Coon FOR HlM!-Ex Governor al
len, ui' l.uuisi,na. Is in M.xi:n. teaching
Msxicun pupils tn" + 's!ish lnnIulSc.
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Receives Money on Deposit,
nac,ar.,s;I:-a,snd Soldiers

sa;aafitIto tiis;rS interest Is ydePasi, here,
anlt .hsS. CAM rem: through ythta ABa 81 Sic
their rrien'ls in any part Of the country, az
an,all 'chArscs and with perfect ssfesy - s's
-. - - " J.sHASD. it.sist' 4:
= JSn. cLirrooL, cahitr. j. 80
os*a5, 1sihsly, !, s.. 5 !; ,ssfst rs ,y4
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n. s<rJi yfi ~ Il ~, III
The tins hss coma Shsa 1rsn ~
and II nsetsssty TO grsdssts q. - ~ AiSai
College, y. l syS - 80
,:.,,S. 8 -: s.
HEGES PlAStADoPfEp m GfRIcm:a! - 20
lT1Dc1pAl, Who 10 tl.a.lti q, I'm - WtADi
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4Americ am: Barb er Shop; !.

,,tt 5aa3 :eBr j. MalDlLLoN, q t.:it.'
II Roger. sRos, N. crsT Ftoat, Ny ST.,
GH.sLEsrcs;S /, Esr;s i5.,5 :.$ &
cHAyrSG, So. ,xpooIHa iHArRcUXr1y HAIR
O5DYeinR, &C. &c. done promptly, With tleanliness,
and on reasonable tsruis q 81 s ",
Mr.plilon Will give :yon Reo4 fhars TOT .nly dine
custnnerst srel emily requsste1 ~ NaA e
ss.sFaJh "a ~ p@ u g, -.
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DIE ID.

BRTTl-On fifth dsy third month. I'D. At Mamaroneck IN.
W Gilbert Britt N th- 18th year OF his
The syes and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funers at II O'Clock on It'll day Atn oil thrd
month. 1896.
HOLCOMB-On Wednesday. March 81. Laura t., vile OF
Joel hocomb IN the 3Tth year Of her sg-.
The friends and re,ves Of The family respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Friday Afternoon at O'Clock from
her late residence No. ip East Forty ninst. Her re-
mains will be taken 70 North Salem ~ ~. for internent
saturday morning.
LORDAt sea on board the steamer Ausrsaan from Liv
erpoo TO New YORK. Tuesday March H. Edwin Lord,
sgsl 81 year. -
from the residence OF hi. UNCLE Mr.. Caleb Swan No lJJ
Nnths,.
McCOLLEsrER-On Thursday. March %. Sarah Z. Ro"
kicC3lu.ter aged ~ years 5 months and IS days
The relatives and friends 81 the family respectfully invited
s.enl the funeral from ~ residence OF her nter no
9s West Twenty .eventhN Saturday H'h inst a. u
o'clock
BcDRRMUT-On Thursisy. March a. at his residence. No
25T West Twenty seconds st.. John L. McDermut In the
10Th year OF hi. age.
Notice Of tuner al hereafter
PARTRIDHF-At Orange IN. j. "Wednesday. March 81,
Of acute bronchitis. George Mnturn fourth Of George
s. jr and Helen d. Partridge. ssed years. 10 months ana
d days ,
d.rce Of his parents Hsrrsons Orange Brick Church
S,.,or Trains leave foot Of Barclay at by the
Morris and Rssei Railroad, at llt o'c oct. 80
WyFR-On Wednesday March a. st the residence OF N.
Norris H.ls,ed, in Harrison On. j., Mrs Mary Savage
Wyer relic, of the H. o. Wyer ofsavsnnah tGa m the
s9 wear % her sge. Her remains will be taken TO AleIan-
dria (VA) for interment.
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The Nsw.York semi-wcekiy Tribune,

RntNy y.
NV, srrs,pr-hili,sry Nuvh News from Warrington,
New Yor. Ene ard the southern Atlantic State. the
Col S,t-. Kentucky and Tennessee The Mcsern S';e-'
thr Pacific Cost tie reuiories, Poiici Domestic Mis-
XxSixTn coSoarss - The Proceedings Tue'd,y.
NEw.lorK LzGlsLArtEE-Ab,,is Of the proceedings
Tuesday. weinosd,y snd rhul.isy -. -.
TnE TniAL on TnI sALsBcRr PRIsoS kEFprn-Ab'ifaoi
Tay Fyvi,s.-Ren-w.l Of the Canadian Ass,ioa, En-.
r.v.sAn, Runors Tue situation n The United states
ar FHrEpxgs Reports from Various Part. OF the South
Pros IN, MISSOURI To TnE PAciTc-i far'ah Letter.
Fronl Our special History o. ldsho
lie Placer d0l Pit Clartz Discoveries foIiiode Of the
f,rv Erplor~f. 4 SILVER Spoon Yield for 1865 Marke,
p,e.. Road NEEDED 10 ifsn.s Nevada Boni~f Mines
~ 81. in NewYort Where 20 Buy Qnark Mills Idaho
Pepnton and Ee~sp,p-r Visa TO wsr Esse Mountain
r. .aS isS.s Mn~so.s IIsy. AID Ray Tue roor
msn wsr. Riot-.t silver Mine Ever Discovered =,
"a Va. Ds1eered 10 Mon,ns Gold ws.6ng, Tho Pfo-
es.. I,s Ws.tefln,ss Prospecting Ground hews
lSrxIEsrisG TO FARxERs-Amrrican Institute Farmers
Cub Nsfrl ., New Food Plants ScwsF- a. Manure Dis
upon S0.is and Magurcs Unccidfanlns feh hu
-. U,,-ts rs thout sand New Kind q Fencing Fer
,.,. AZ VT. in Wool r,rs Breed. and WcisL, Gained
Per DAY Cow. hen 10 Feeii III f-es-1Iio OTTER lover
Wo, IN The state Of NV Yofk. Other Pests Of the srm
sheep " Bor, Putt Couture An Iowa Vineyard Cold aud
Fru, IA Indiana Osaee Orange, SefEo ~ new ois tIus
f iuo. Hard Water information FOR LmelsDts Science
Apuiied 20 We'd Ponac- for Manure Buckwhe. IN OI
Hes. II tie oven for Bread Mskins Increased Power Of
afsr M m. Nifb New Food for Ber- Sowing Machines
Dressing Fur Sta Mexican FrJoe kafy Potatoes "si'f
Pipes r.. nx s.,,v Nv Mr..
Gs., . Cnaper KILN Molly Gibson finds Ch'"y'on'
To-. HY-Aitsr tue Nst
IHE flIGH rEIcR or MASusACTuREs-The Remedy
Tar Wmrs lABoRERs-llow They are Treated South
EDITORIALS
hscELLAssors lTgNs
LITERARY RVS o,..,,,.
INV YohK wHoLEs.LE PkIcks oF oouxTRr PRODUCE
LATEST DOMESTIC AND togEIGs hAhKtn - -.
CozxsECIAL MATrEKs-Ihs Latest stock h1a OOla 0u0'
MIRRi.ors AND DEATH,
1ApvKarlsKxENrt
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Amusements this Evening.

WALLACK'S THEArER-BEsZPIr OF Mr.. GEORGE Hot
LASD-PAUL PRY-DEAT As A Posr.
OLYMPIC THEATER-BEsgPiT OF Miss ELIZA NEWTON
-MrRIAx's CRs8-CISDERELLA L. CosARR
NiBLOS GARDEN-SiIss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN THH
PEARL oF SAVOY Or. The MOTHERS PRAYER
WINTER GARDEN-FDwIs BooTB IN RIcHg.IEU
LUCY RUSHTON's NFW-YORK TiEATER-THa AP-
PorsTSEST-DosIS1ouE.
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHs T. OWNS VICTIMS
FORTY WIsKs
WOODS THEATER-Mss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAST
LrssR; On TBR ELoPgsgST
BARNUhrS MUsEUM-MosEs; Or. ISRAEL IN EGrrr-
100, 100 CuEIosITIEs-kfternoon and Evening
FoXs OLD BOwEgY THEATER-JAoK AND GILL
WEST Up BILL
NEw-yORK CIRCUs-l<rH sr.-F ouKsrRI,s AND GYM
sAsTIc PERFoRsAEcEs-JAsEs RoBissoS THH BARI
BACK RIDER.
BRYANTS MIYsTRELs-LrrTLy Mac A. JocEo rHs
MONKEY - LIS MIsERABLys-'RuELTr TO JOHNNY
POWER OF MUHo-LADr oP Lyons
AYERY'S GALLERIES No. co.. BEoApwAY-KEyssrr
PIcrrggs HUpsOs RIVER AND MAssAcHUsgrTs COAST.
BRADY's GALLERY. No 1856 BRoApwAr-ErHisTros OF
WAR WINS AND PORTRAITS OF REPxEsssrA1IvE mKs
PINE ARTS GALLERY. No. 5l3 BEoADwAr-ExnIsrrios
OF PIcItREs ERostgs TERRA CORA. rrc.. By TIM
FRENCH LrcHIsG CIrB.
CLINTON HALL--sHaEKsPEAREAs READINGS BY Miss
AEILLR STAR
sTEIywkY's ROOMS Nos II 70 FAST FouRrzEsra
sI-MK ROBERT GOLDBscK's THIRD CONCERT
WOODS GYMNAST1C ACADEMY -FousrH AND LAST
RECEPTION OF TnE SEASON
ATLANTIC GARDEN-AFTgESOos CONCERT ut TBx Or
CBEsTKIoS
FAIR-NissOs SCHOOL FAIR AND ART OALLERr CORNER
~ BnoApwAY AND Twenty rHiRDsr
BOAT FXHIBiTlON-THIKTr EIGHTH ANNUAL Boar Er
BipIrIos At iSGEKsoLLs Boar AND OAR BAZAAR Nos
"a AAp if SOUTH IT.
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Grsat Fire in the Oil Beyions-Lsss Ests-
mated Mt sl5O,OOO-ssvsrai Mes Fs-
tall, burned.

PETROLEUM CEyTRR Pa, Thursday. March p 1866
The greatest fire ever known IN OildOradO.
ex eptiog tbs. IL The Maple Shade two years ago has
nearly exhausted itself leaving horrid and fearful
emouat " ruins The o0o1agraton began 2, tue Ocean
Web where two men engaged IN calhng new
tank containing oil 20 the amount Of 200 barrels one
o. The slaves forced out at the bottom. which Gre
aied vacuum through which the oil ran out and run
ming down the Run It communicated with tue engine
IRON this point It rapidly spread to the oil tanks
OF the Ocean Oh Company. Philadelphia tie Arctc
Well and No 20 Patterson Dickey. ard No. ~.
thence down tbs Run 20 the different wells, I'VE 10
number belonging % the Breedin and Myers and
Breedin and Tennent Leases, which we're sool envel-
oped in one huge mass OF flames With no early means
OF checking tbs fearful tide II rolled onward down the
RIM in flames communicating with everything
cOnbnafible sweeping every object before II. IL
soon found a channel which carried The burning
mass into BennehOf Run. catching, IN its way three
fneries thirty Or more buildings and several
wells IN progress Of drilling In less than fifteen MIN
utes from tie breaking out OF the FIRE 1t was empty
presenting 10 The eye terrible mountain OF black
smoke and flame nearly mile IN length.
The damage ia estimated at SIJ0OOO. Patterson &
Dlokey with the Ocean OIL Company are the heaviest
losers Twenty Thousand barrels Of oil was consumed
with the tankage. Some III eDginehouses. derricks
eng ses and the whole paraphernaia for sinking Wens
we're destroyed. The Bennehof and OIL Creek Rail.
road sustained some a5OJ damage. Two men are re-
ported burned seriously three fatally and one Nick en-
ne has lust died al the McCInOck House. lie was the
most borrid sight ever Witnessed being notaing but
blactened charred mass OF flesh when exricated from
the deyourng element. and he was in every way I'M
recognizable Another man Is reported 70 have been
top Of another derrick TO save his life and was injured
CHI
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who also occupied the first floor az lagerbeer saloon.
Mrs KTause was absent a. the time visiting sick
friend while Krause m the saloon attending TO the
wants OF his About Is minutes before the
discovery of the fire. Krause in the room. and the
children were engaged IN play The tire first dis
covered by OF occupants OF the upper floors.
the smoke having penetrated into their apartments.
The alarm was given. and Krause and Others rushed
upstairs and after considerable effort succeeded N
rescung the younger children The eldest girl Kate.
aged six years. owing 70 the smoke and fame bathing
all ttenpts AZ rescue was burned almost 20 crisp.
The body conveyed 10 the Twenty second Precinct
Station House in Forty seventh st.. IL ID con
jectured that in the deceased must have
her clothing ard thus caused the catastrophe
The furniture IN the apartment was damaged 10 the
amount Of 500; no insurance The building was
damaged to the amount ~ $50.
IN sEvENTu-sr.
AZ IA o'clock tins morning FIRE broke out on
the second floor of No Isl Seventh-st. occupied Ivy
Albert Kez!er. tailor. Loss on stock and fixtures.
81 900 insured for - 900 in The Germania Company.
The first floor occupied by James Webb butcher
Loss by water 500 insured for 81 900 In the Yonkers
Company. The building belongs 20 the ST. Bridgeps
Church Society and is damaged 10 the amount OF 500
Insured IN city company
FIRE IN Benson sT.-At about III o'clock last
evening fire occurred in the boarding house for col
ored sailors of Samuel Porter No. Benson-st which
though promptly ertingnshed. caused loss on furn
ture Of $500 insured Tor $500 in Central Park lnsnr
ance Co. The building. owned by DR.. Trumans suffered
70 the extent Of $500 Mr.. Porter and several OF the
bOarders who were asleep at the time, were rescued
through the efforts Of Rounisnen Mcdonald OF tht
Sixth Precinct anG the hrenen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23
ASSEMBLY.


The special order, the Niagara Frontier Po-
t( bill W o. considered in Committee OF the Whole
IT. WILLIAMS moved 10 amend by naming as Com
tsioners Hiram Barton. Nelson h. Hopkins, Ephraim
Sisvens John S. Hutchinson, and the Mayor OF the
III Of Buffalo. which was Lost
IT. WILLIAMS moved TO further amend. that said
COMMISSIONERS together with the Mayor Of Brelo and
fiuiff Of Erie constitute Board Of Police Commits
oers and further that the act be submitted to the
,oular vote Of the district.
IL proceeded TO address the House. when progress
va reported and the bill made the specia order for to-
l0rOw morning.
Tie New Capitol bin was then taken up.
NJ COCHRASE moved 10 postpone It's iurther cOnsld'
rston until Monday evening. After debate, the mo.
iOnwas amended 10 make the bill the special
rae for Friday evening. which was adopted-g TO {
ot9.
BILLS PASSED.
ID extend the term of the officers OF justice and clerk
ftke Eighth Judicial District Of the city vi New York
Dec. 81. 1869.
Mr.. Cunrrs moved to recommit The motion was
at by "a TO ca. The bill was then passed.
To authorize Henry Solyyns, alien. 10 hold real
state To enable the Trustees OF the Seanens Fund
nd Retreat. 10 borrow money.
4 recess was taken.
EVENING SESSION.
The special order the pro rata freight bill. which
as considered by the House Committee of the
Whole This bill compels all the railroads in the State
carry way freight at a scale of prices graduated by
he prices charged for through freight with allowance
pr short distances over pro rata through rates
The bill was discussed at length and ordered TO a
hrd reading by a vote Of ~ to 9. Adjourned