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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-10-08

nPHow do Union soldiers like to
be called thieves and murderers 7 Here
is what the Jackson ErpresS said on the
SSth of July, 1854:
''What do honest Democrats think
of the secessionists of this county, and
especially those of Jackson township"
STANDARD
BY the term "h0neSt Democrats" the
Standard editor means those Democrats
who, at the commencement of this Old
John Brown Raid on the South, went
over to the Abolition party for Office aud
greenbacks. For Instance, John NJ
Martin, the candidate on the office see
kers ticket for County Recorder, is an
Hhonest Democrat" lie once acted
with the Democrats and received his
share of fabuse from the Stdpdard editor
and other disunionists. When the war
commenced, he concluded to join the
notorious band of thieves and murder-
ers."
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The attention of our readers Is directed 10 the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part Of this paper
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who uso It. Read the certificates.
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-nr. Lester Se1tOa, wLolssaie mefchdnt
Of thirty gears, IN Mihraukss, one Of the
most reliable and careful men in the STATE,
says, aacler ddtet
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CouNrY COMMISSIONERS PRooEED-
tNes.-The Commissioners Of Jackson county
met on the 22d Sept, and allowed the following
bills.
VIM, A. Noble, work on bridge In Washington
townsbip. 90 so.
vinton Mccoy, work on bridge in Hamilton
township. 800 90
James Hanna, WORK on road in Bloomfield
township. $50 90
L. May, sundry work on Cistefn, &C., GIG 90
French & Barber, Spittoons. 81 90
A. B. Monahan medical attendance on R. Hem
derson, insane. s11 90
R. W. Caldwell, grading and busts' 800 90
Same, On foundation for fence. $500 90
The Commissioners also met on the 26th, and
allowed the following
Joseph Mills, engineering, $18 90
The contract for grading he Public Square
was let to Joseph Mills, for "a cents per cubic
yard.
Adjourned TO meet October 8, 1868.
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agWaK. Hastings and Levi DUNCAN
debated N Coen's School House on
Tuesday night Of last week, and James
Trip and Porter Du Hallway at Mon
roe Furnace on Wednesday night
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHlLADELPHIA, April %, 1885
consider - s. HOOnandse
German Bit IA fers ,, UafudbA
med,cias i'm case "a of attacks Of
Eudfg e tiOnmzz EsaAzzOr Dyspepslaa
can certify this from my experience OS
IL. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMRSONv
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Is urged upon the attention ard trial Of fafTerer.
from tbs most houlbie of an diatases. Dysyep.
sia shows Us rayages IN thousand iifferep,
forms, such az Sick Headache, Heart Burn. De-
preston. general sense of uneasims and feeling
that You are not well. Food distresses Won.
rises and sOurB ON your stomach breath Is lad .
skin al times isalelea and lot: doB't feel a. II
you. could move 0f Or about aud worst of all
Indigestion or Constipation, are nothing more
or less lhan Dyspepsia Thousands upon thou.
sands suffer aud DE this way. and neither tetn.
selves nor tlIeif physicians knowwhat ais item.
except that they arc surely diving.
Reader, we repeat il, tbs IS all Dyspepsia II
you would have proof Of otr statement. II vou
would save yourselves and children ffom an early
grave, If you would have health and energy and
strength, again We beg you 10 tfyone bottle Of
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Premium List,.

List of femiums awardedby the jackson County
Agricultural Society, at lie 18th Annual Fair,
held In jackson. Oct 1st aud "a, 1868.
sTALLIONS E
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Attachment Notice.
Sutherland q Adams, plaintiffs,
oOaiuct

Barney Gallagher, defendant.
Before D. W. Winfough, j. p, of Lick township,
Jackson eoltity, Ohio. @
ON the oath of September, A. D., 1868. said
~ justice issued an attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of $1O.aG,
0ct.1,Sw SUTHERLAND & ADAMS.
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Blood Purifiers

zzsss Remedies ar. the best
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-24

il the President did not say that his OBJ
iect in removing Mr.. Stanton was to test
the law in the Courts, etc. TO all ofwhich
the prosecution objected.
But, before argument, and to the in.
tense astonishment of many Senator'S,
the Chief Justice said the evidence was
admissible and, at a subsequent stage of
the proceedings, gave his reason why it
was admissible.
A long argument arose, during which
the counsel were able, eloquent, bitter
and, at times, personal.
Messrs. Conness and Howard appealed
from the decision Of the Chief Justice,
and the vote was awaited with the keenest
interest. 1t resulted yeas, %; nays, %.
The following Republicans voted to ad
init the evidence Of what the President
said, to- wit Messrs. Sherman, Anthony,
Cole, Fessenden, Fowler, Grimes, Nor
gan, Ross, Sprague, Sumner, Trumbull,
Van Wrinkle and Wiley.
The substantial question was put in a
half dozen different forms, and, although
the dercnce labored hard. every time the
yeas and nays were called, they were de-
feated by from five to seven votes.
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why is tom-cat like surgeon
Dcause thev both mew-tillla
Nr,y YopH Anril II

~NE" Ohn, hpAh
.Thc Times Port Jervis dispatch says,
robberies were committed upon the dead
anti wounded, after the disaster at Carr's
Rock by passengers who were saved by
hing in the forward cars. Money in
lsrge sums, and gold watches from the
rockets of the dead, and rings torn from
the fingers of women. In one instance
q file was used to release diamond ring
ftom the finger of lady, who was at the
tine conscious enough only to be able
akerward to tell the story. People who
we're at the scene say they could not pro
tcct the sufferers from this sacrilege.
The Times Washington dispatch says
the following additional subpenas were
ieued by the counsel for the President: :
Benj. F. Boyer, NJ. c. from Pennsylvania !;
Fernando Wood, M. G. from New York.
A Washington special says, the final
usult of impeachment is beyond con
kcture. There are twelve radical Sena-
wrs so reticent that their views are utter
Il unknown. During the trial yesterday
Butler read the following:
Butler, prepare to meet your God 4;
the avenger is on your track he'll is your
portion.
(Signed,) KU KLUx"
Ashley, of Ohio, speaking to the ne
groes in Charleston, said expect to
nee the day when colored men will be
elected to Congress and when done ex
pect to vote for the first black man there
as speaker. .. ......
New ORLEANS, April Is.
Cotton very dull, middling nominally
q ozW ozt, safes TO day, 500 bales sugar
Cuba, good fair IL; molases 47@5S,
Louisiana stock light and prices nominal.
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, 90 EEL1-- LLE-
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~ The american Is now commanded by
- old and experienced steamboatuen Capt.
~ ~xroy. Ben. FIELD In the Office and JEpF.
nsrpwIy, at the wheel. All are popular Of
ee,rs and we are sure will command tull
- ~ of the travel.
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-24

Law of Humanity, In relation 20 social
evils. An Essay for Young Men. on Phystol-
ocical Errors and Abuses, incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, with the humane view OF
treatment and cure Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address pr.J Skill
LIN lIOUGHTON, Howard Assoc's!ion
Philadelphia, fa Mg's-i,s
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-24
ErrOrs Of Youth,
A Laetura To Young Men.

Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope. Price
six cents. A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment.
and Radical Cure of SpermatorrhGs. or seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Ds.ili'
ty, and Impediments TO Marriage generally Nsrv.
business, Consumption, Epilspsy. and Fits; Mental
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Abuse, DC BY Robert j. Cul.erwell. u. D..
Author of the "Grcen Book. DC.
The world renowned author, IN this admirable
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that the awful consequences Of Self. Abuse may b
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This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and
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Send under seal, to any address. in arlsin sesl.
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z Tine neat and elegant Osark Capt.. BIER

AZ is the regular Memphis packet. Comfort
~ tp-top living is the order Of the day on
IL rilable Ozmk. She left Van Buren, We'd
neelay night and will be back he re in ten
dsys With Capt Ed. NowLAND at the wheel
vko knows every nook and corner Oft the river,
slwill be well
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City Tobacco Store.
FORT SMITH, ARK.
II EN- RY w. SM I L II
EXCLUSIVE DEALER Is
Cigars and Tobacco,

Cigars and Tobacco,
HAS always on hand the choicest brands OF
Cigars and Tobacco, selected especially to
suit connoisscurs of these articles also, a
splendid lot Of neat Mccrscha,im Pipes,
averaging in price from 81 to $50
One call at the Store will insure future
customer.
HENRY W. SMITH,
Sign Of the zig Indian on Washington St.
Fort Smith. june 2s-Iy..
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-24

Much Benevolence consists in an
sabition to distribute anothers money.
The Van Buren press., 1868-04-24
The Van Bursn Press,
VAN BUREN,. ARKANSAS.

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aSt 4 Co., are our Agents at Little Rock.
-, piU receire subscriptions for the Press.
- S. W. PettiagiH & Co. in Ner York and
nsSton. are authorized to receive adrertisiag for
~ Press, in those cities.
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To COns,mptives.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(frec Of CHARGE to all who desire it, the prcscrp.
tion with The directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured of u lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption His
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every sufferer will try his prescription, it will
cost them nothing, ard may prove blessing,
Please address
. REV. EDWA ARD A. WILSON,
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At ID. G.. WILLIAMS & Co.'S.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is falling slowly, with or feet
on the bars.
.F ffF.h ARRIVED.
Saturday-American, Little Rock.
Wednesday-Ozark, Memphis.
49, Mary Erwin, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Sunday-Van Buren,, Little Rock.
MOnday-American,
Tahlequah, Cincinnati.
Wednesday-Ozark, Memphis.
Thursday-Mary Erwin, Cincinnati.
The Empire Capt. YERKEs, left Cincinnati
On the 18th and will be here the first of next
week. -r... r...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

samuel wilkinson, well known citizen Of Paw.
tucket X. H. was killed 10y the cars at the Pawtucket
depot yesterday noon.
The dIstilcry OF X. sedgwiok, the plaster mill Of
Allen 4 Nagruler and seven small dwelling houses
on IhIrty-sixfh sheet, Richmond, Va, were de-
stroyed by fre yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Two men and boy we're drowned yesterday after.
noon. while skating on the bay ~ Toronto Canada
The body OF the boy only was recovered.
Inspector General Ayres, OF General Rousseau's
stair left New Orleans on Friday for the disturbed
norton OF Arkansas. under orders 10 examine Into
the condition " affairs and report upon the same
The severe snow storm which occurred at Buffalo
on (nristmas day has not mpeded travel. All trains
rnnpng into THAI city from the East and West, and
from Canada were on time yesterday.
Near Lavergne, in Rutherford county, Tennessee, a
few DAYS since. VIM. Hickman father OF hve chill.
dren was killed by his wife. Deceased was intoxi-
cateJ and attacked his wife with q knife and she
was compelled TO defend herself with a stick Of
wood. ME Killing was sdiudgcd justiiable.
Tho residence OF General George ". Deitzler at
lawrence Kansas, together with the furniture, was
Totally destroyed by IRE yesterday morning. The
ioss l. estimated al $4,000, and IL insured for
sl7 900 in the North America Company OF Phadel-
pan,, II was undoubtedly the work OF an incen-
diary.
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CALF ORN.A.

Heavy Fall of Rain-Mntes OF a New York
Vessel Sentenced the state Prison
Another Rich silver Lcdc in Ncvada-Snn
Francisco 1Iariscts-lsining stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. "a. 1858.
Il has been raining throughout the state for the
past three days. For the twenty-fo hours ending
eight A. NJ. to-day the rain gauge shows one and a
half inches.
The first and second mates Of the ship Santee TO-
lay were sentenced to the State Prison-the first
for two years and the second for one ycar-for IN
humane treatment of two apprentice boys during a
voyage from New York.
Another rich strike, equal, n not superior to- the
famous Eberhardt mine. rs reported in the White
Pine district OF Nevada. One OF the mines IL csri-
mated to yield at the rate OF 800 per ton.
Flour 81 70 So IS. Wheat. ~ IS a 81 So:
market heavy. Sales Of good shipping at the latter
figure. Legal tenders, "a.
The Stock Board has adjourned until Monday
morning. stocks weak. Alpha, 30; Beeher, 49,;
Bullion IL; Ohollsr, las; Confidence 80; Crown
Point, so; Empire Mil, l2o Gould and Curry, os;
Hale aud Norcross, 40: Imperial, 1l2: Kentuck, 247
Ophlr, 10: German. So savage, 20; Sierra Nevada,
10: Yellow Jacket. l.S2o.
Theisteamers John L. stephens and Colorado bring
S6T. 900 Mexican dollars rom Mexican ports.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

s;uic;de OF a si-ter.iu. Law Of Charles Dickens.
CHICAGO. Dec. 20, 1888.
Mrs. Augustus n. Dickens, widow OF Augustus
Dickens brother OF Charles Dickens. che celebrated
novelist, committed suicide yesterday at No. COS
North Clarke street. BY taking an overdose Of NOR
phine. She sent her children TO the home or nor
brother .naw, Mr.. Lawrence on Christmas eve, to
take part in getting up Christmas Tree. They re-
ma,ned there over night and ON their return home
Uncovered their mother on the door dead. Mrs.
Dickens was thirty.nv years old and leaves three
children. she has suffered much lately from pow
ertv. being DEFENDANT almost entirely upon her
friends for the pecessarics Of life. The acrimonious
controversy growing out or the conduct Of her dis
,pouisned brother n-law, charles Dickens. towards
Mrs. pickens. on the Occasion Of his visit, win be
memberet by all.
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The Duke Montpensier and the
Spanish Throne.
Arrival Of Minister ROsecrans in the
City Of Mexico.
Excitement in Havana Over the Reported
success OF the Insurgents.
ENGLAND.

TIE fsHgiingame Mission and Its Deibera.
tions--The Late Act of Violence in Chinese
Waters by an English Man-of-War.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, Dec %, 1868.
Jhe Buringame mission commenced its delibera-
lions yesterday and far, matters that have trans
PRED have been favorably discussed The subject
OF the recent violence by British man-ofwar in
Chinese waters was brought up for investigation
Mr.. Buriinsame held that such vessels should only
be used to protect life and property when imme
diatey exposed to danger, but in regard to that
which safe he was of opinion that interference
Should come from another quarter In his belief the
subject then properly became matter OF diplomatic
reference to the Ambassador at Pekm before an
acc was committed that might lead 10 a war be-
tween CHINA and England.
II is thought that the English government will
AFRO regard the matter in this light.
The Alabama Negotiations ard the Uneasi-
meas of the English anu American People
LONDON Dec. 26-EveDng.
The Times this morning has another long editorial
article on the subject Of the Alabama claims. The
people OF both England and America. the Times
says are uneasy in regard to the relations which are
TO exist In future between the two nations. This
uneasincss arises from ignorance Of the true state
OF the negotiations now pending on The Alabama
question. The Times believes that secretary Seward
himself obstructs these sentiments, but that the
questions viii be finally and amcably adjusted
under the incoming administration OF President
Grant. Reverdy Johnson IS not likely 10 be removed
by the new administration, but will be permitted to
remain and complete the WORK already begun. Ir
Mr. Seward seeks to delay the settlement Of this
important question he should be numored: but
the bases Of the protocol already agreed upon oy
Lord Stanley and Mr. Johnson must remain fixed
and will sooner or later command the consent OF
both countries
Eng'isl Artisans 30 Found u Colony la Ne
brasixa--An Interview with the American
Amias yadDr.
LONDON, Dee. 20, 1868.
MIR Rcyerdy Johnson yesterday received a deputa-
ton Of Lonaon artisans who desirous OF found
ing colony in Nebraska. Mr.. Johnson encouraged
the proiccf
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THE NEW DOMINION.

e Mr.. Howe, Of Nova Scotia, Upon
s..siny the situation"
uAllFAx. Dec. 20, 1885,
Al lecture delivered at CornN "a !, - ',
Mr.. Howe one Of the audience Inquire. ~
accepted the situation. Mr.. Howe replied:- "S.l
changes have been rung upon the words, accepted
the situation When King David's son lay Sick unto
death David wept grievousy and prayed to the Lord.
The child died. Then David arose and accepted the
situation. In this way have we been obliged to ac-
cent the situation; not because like IT, but be.
cause we cannot work miracles, and earthly means
have been exhausted. II the gentleman means, Have
Iaceepted situationr answer, NO. In August last
Sir John A. Mcdonald offered me a seat IN the Cabl-
net with Ct 500 year. not only declined but In
formed him that no honorable man on our side OF
politics could take office until the confederation
scheme had been revised. I am as free and indie.
pendeut OF the Dominion government as am Of the
local government"
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The Alabama CIaims-Reported Basis Of
Agreement

The Alabama CIaims-Reported Basis Of
Agreement.
washington (Deo. 26) correspondence OF the
Evening Postl
r SINCE nee has become ts known that the negoton
received, your correspondent has endeavored 20
ascertain the kind OF agreement which would be
ratified by the Senate IL sent to It by the President
Many prominent Senators, including members Of the
committee ON Foreign Relations have mad an inter-
change OF opinion on this subject, and after care
iul survey 1t Is found that the following draft con
tains all the concessions to England which would
stand any chance OF being considered or ratified by
the senate -
Fyst-The British government must admit ITS pc
shenandoah, Florida and sumter, and agree to pay
an amount or money which shall be determined by a
joint commission 10 be hereafter appointed.
Seto"o-A commission OF -four members shall be
agreed upon cach nation appointing two, and these
Jointly selecting umpire.
TaTu-Ihls commission shall adjust all claims
presented to them by American citizens which arose
OUT OF the depredarlons committed by any OF the
aDove tanned privateers, and shall investigate each
case ana decide what amount OF money IS due Tor
said claims.
Four0t-After this class OF claims are settled The
commission shall pass upon all other classes OF
claims Dy American citizens against England tr0m
1885 ap 10 the present time.
The commission Will likewise consider all claims
OF Brltish subjects against the United States the
following class OF cases.--
Figst-All cases presented by British subjects re-
siding permanently in The United states
Sec0Ru-All cases in which the claimant is unable
10 show that he remained neutral during the ate
civll war.
Ttrd--Those cases decided finally by admiralty
courts.
The above draft contains the largest CONCESSIONS
which those senators who nave studied the question
thoroughly are willing to make; and anything which
Ialls short has but little chance OF atidcation by the
Senate.
IL has not been ascertained whether or not this
drait differs materially from Mr.. Stewards views.
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CUBA.

Excl anicrf iu uavamu--Rum0rs Of Rev0Iu-
sionary Successes.
HAVANA, Dec. rs, $685.
The city was very much excited yesterday owing
10 the prevalence of reports of by the
utionsts.
These reports were started unquestonably 10
cause an outbreak in the city and create alarm
among the people.
Everything is quiet and undisturbed.
The steamship San Francisco arrived here yester.
day from Vera cruz on her way TO New York.
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Another Assault Jacmei--rhe Besegers
Ecpuiscd REV oluiionists Fortifying the In
terror.
HAVANA, Dec. 2J. 1868
Advices rom Hayti state that Iacmel continued
closely besieged on the 9th instant the garrison
repnsed the Piquets; both parties sustained heavy
losses.
sanave's men-of-war hover about the coast.
Tho revolutionists are confident OF for,lrying the
interior.
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In Greene street.

ihmed'at"N alter the fire in Forsyth street wasi
cXtinguisheu another broke out on the fourth door
Of the I'VE story brick building No Al Greene street,
occurred by Messrs j. faster 4 Co., glasscutters and
ensfiVerS. Their loss viii amouni TO about $500
out Whc'hcr ihsured or not could not be as
certainel. The seconi AMI third doors were also
damaged slightly by wafer. The buiidina il owned
ny Alfred Brady, ana IN damaged fully $1,000, In
la returning from the Dire Engine No. 20 yas upsot
nj The corner OF Broadway and Grand street iniur-
ing the engineer, Edward Willougbhy slightly WHO
was at onrc cared or b. his friends The machinery
OF the apparatus was sadly iisafransed.
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THE F'ARAGuAYAN WAR.

v,,,et. Bsmbarded by The Brazilian Iron
C,,ds--Thc Fleet Forced To Retire Below
The parngnaynn Batteries.
MARsErLLEs, Dec. 20, 1865.
Late. adyIces from Rio Janeiro report that after
the failure OF the allies to carry the Parauuayan
stronghold at vieta, the Brazilian iron'ciaos al.
tackled but with no better success, and were obliged
10 retreat beyond range Of Lopcz's batteries.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Burning Of Cloth Mill in warwick.

Burning Of n Cloth Mill in Warwick.
PROVIDENCE Dec. 26, 1868.
mill in Warwick, on the East Greenwich line,
owned by Richard G. Howard ana run by General
James WaterhOuse, for the manufacture OF cassi-
mere, was burned about four O'Clock on Friday
morning. It's loss is estimated at 5000 which was
wholly covered by insurance, foll0ws:-s2O 900 in
the Boston Manufacturers Mutual Company, $1,000
in the Worcester Mutual, $1,000 each in the Hope
and Gerard Companies OF New York and the
mainder In several Providence companies.