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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30
fau0 for Sale.

NOR SALE OR RENT. AN EXCELLENT
II COTTON PLANTATION. within two miles OF
Florence containinng $50 acres, most OF which
is cleared aud under fence. with comfortable
dwelling anu all necessary outbuildings. Apply
to F. a. Law. Darlington Courthouse
dcC2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuildinss and water.
Address ID, at this ONCE. scpt2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

WANTED A ARESPECTABLE WOMAN
w wishes to obtain q situation as Nurse.
Can give good reference. Apply at No. &c 81.
Philip street. dec30 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

NXyANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO COOK,
w or cook and wash, for two persons. In
quire with reference, at No. 10 Church street,
three doors below Water street. dec2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTENDENT Oh Rice Plantation by one
armed man, who has seven years. experience In
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address W. Il. W.,
Cho orInston Z e. dcc2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

EIREMEN WANTED FOR THE SPAN
IL ISL FLEET. Address +. K. DE MONCADA,
II the Onlcc OF the Spanish Consulate. dec30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

VXTANTED, A GOOD HOUSE SERV ANT.
w Apply at No. Q Legare street. dec30 II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

A COLORED NURSE FOR
w a Child. Apply at King Mapsion, corner
" Meeting and George streets dec30 ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

WANTED. A won WOMAN 1.1I TO &C COOK , - AND Al d
attend TO horse and walt about the house. To
competent persons liberal wages will be paid.
Apply at No. 574 King street, one door south OF
Spring. dec:oFb
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

A SMALH FAMILY DESIRE BOARD,
N with two rooms Terms must be moderate.
Address 'Envclope,'' Charleston Postonlcc.
dec30 IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

UTANTED, A GERMAN GIRL TO
w Cook and Wash for q small family. One
that can bring recommendations will hear OF
good home Apply at this office. dcc2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

VXTANTED, A COLORED GIRL TO DO
w IIousework and make herself generally
useful. Apply ut No. 657 King street, one door
south of Spring. dec3O II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

WTANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
w has had considerable experience In the
Apothccary Business, q SITUATION In some Drug
Store In this city. either wholesale or retail. The
best Of references, both city and country, can be
given. Address r. ST. at this office. dec3O 3D3C
, 1869-09-15
Railroads.

\ call Is issued, sgned .y Gem, Smith and
otceIs foE convention Q! the fr.tnsis Of thu p.o-
poted railroad between Portland Me. aud Gnl-
easu. 10 be he!a a 0swegu on TedEestar, 0cto-
btTG
The Board Of Directors Of the northern RaIl.
road. lot Alcntxaal+ at mee ting on the 1Etu,
elected the following oflce1as Horace $. Val
bridge. President: S " Ioun8. Vice President;
4 E. 4acomhes, Secretary aaf Treasurer Tae
Totc1o t0.t D1de Of the f3tn sas6: +" as tho nlore
meeting Of the eoaru the importance OF Immediate
actaeo ~as fnl.! conAide7ed. Co,anua!catinas
were read from ipsl!snu and Aan Afaor, !ndica-
ting znas bo:h ot thtse places we're fuIly alse 10
the project, AEd were Fe4I3y to meet rs y the
State llre At once. The board resolved 10 enter
rpou the construction and earliest possible COM
rlt1too Of The trad inst as soon the subscription
to The capital stock Of the road reaches slh',f1'.
The subscription now stands ut sst,l.D: r. 10,
npn2 tie rotk.''
The T1aite C.ty NIo) 'Rtrtiue o! the 1o:h..saEs:
~ gives Us feat ple1sure 70 be a1c to state tn,t
the work on The Chicago Southwestern RAttta1,
betTeen Pinto City and leayenHo1t1, Is progress
tug EerJ satisfactorily. Il there IS ro pEeyent!1s
P1ofi!eree, the road will be completed 10 this
r!Bce by to noTTpN evening
The Toledo {O} Etdde Of the 1Stn 9aSs: The
.at!aEttc Lake Erie Railroad, one o. the most
Important eotefpcsea ever projected, Il being
FLshed Win the ntr1oAt energy. The c1ptttu-
plated tine Is from Tole.io on Lake Erie 10 rome-
roJ On the Oato River, running through Buc5rQs,
Crawford County: MI Gnean, Aor1nT County :,
New ark, Licking County to Pomeroy. meeting
OF tie stockholders WAS he! At Eew1rt
H., on tie sth- Directors were elec,ed, d
TIE following otncers chosen: D. ". sElgar,,
, 1869-09-15
TEE DETROIT RIVER TUNNEL.
Mint II ~ Igoscts 1t WIZ Hc-Vshnt
Ii NeiuE Done asy the Engineers.

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, 1869-09-15
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tatti to hare heeu disastrot,s MD cuurca.tnrut
tegamr 1ronossl1,Ie,
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, 1869-09-15
CkNAJ, TnY,TE

The 1tcer: r. ilciio1 in the tolls on the
Erie Cauf, Eavt. rot been made too soon,
rad arr, we fra,. Of no advantage to the
ruf1ic. Fteietta Oh tire c:nnl have been
advanced, and the iitiylts aud tolls toseth-
er are uoE higrcr tha1 at any time dnrinE
the season. To show tie e1telt Of tue d.
version Of l-eads.ufs from the canal.
CAUSED Ly tbe high tolls and frcights from
Hufalo, the tenrH;r Of that city Publishes
talie, frcul which We learn: As compared
~ith ls',G, the decrease Of grain movenen*
l,y canal is lhMn.ta bushels Ieas this yenr,
It is this year ;sEt;,MN bushels 1css than last
year, thonEh tie receipts arc :'oH, ,tAa bush.
els gTeate-. There have }cen ei9,:nt bar.
re!s of hour cnd a., anA, ,c30 bushels Of grain
sent from Buffalo by rail, this season, al
# which has been ii, :rtca from tie cunal
One-half the foat ard +; lain teaching New
York is received there hy rail, New Iozl
city may well take alarm, when, owing II
r',ilrnaj competition. brcadstuds arc find
their way to 1'lrlasls''paia, Baltimore, ant
Montreal Ttc uuly remedy is an enlarged
ind free canAl.
, 1869-09-15

Euston hasing talcn the lead. aome Of
our Western cilies propose to follow her
example il nuue1ins Suburbs enough to
gre them lanilEolne show in the ccnsus
nf Is70. In Cincinnati there is pro,o,i-
:i"n to annex Mount Auburn, Walnut Hills.
Pcndle.on, and Ssorrs Township to the city.
u. Louis MT onls ngitates for Casonlclet,
but casts w1shful eye across the Mlssissip~
ii into Illinois. and calculates Row much
lie would gain By the addition Of East st.
Louis, Now Chicago alsu las 4 A.ns1l body
ef water in its front. and right over the
"ny from Us, though somewhat below our
hozizon. are St. Joseph, Grand Haven,
Michigan City, and Niles, aii suburbs Of
Chicago. But Chicago has no need Of an
nexation. Its nscendency is assured b. the
,:eyiees lis ,..als resort to 10 out>trip it
Those who have lie winning cards eau NJ.
ford fait p.Ay,
, 1869-09-15
THE NEUTRAL LANDS"
Letter fKo1tl <:sncrnt IEnzcn to Gov
etuuF 1Inxyeys


r.ul fh< LfartnrnIth {Kun-, Lnnrnnf, sept. N.
We have been faHorrd with Il copy OF letter
a:'1rs7csi 10 Go7eTuUr i4arsty hE General Nszen.
tt. cor mani Of the Ea.ltary tt1stltt within xheh
Is eu1brnce1l The E0uthsa3tern Pat Tim Of kau-A1.
The Suggestions of tue General are timely AMI ~
thr rolni. Tars chow that this clea--heade', -,.-
t,'er 1a5 r!sar eomrtsasn;!o9 nl 1as questions
Stairs .! a,:airs On The Seatrs1 I-lu.;.
ton!nrn: coald not at'l i worl to the aln1os'':,'
Governor iiarsrs ill comply with ths su.c-s*,p1
contained IN The letter. No Eon! citizen wanss i
tnrn wno Il have l'een missed by amhifloGs Msn''
10 quote from General lIazenS letter. tsantrt
l1azen writes IN The interest Of peace pool o,tel
and the SUPREMACY Of law. aud We Hrsa 4u!,. tir
ttnyttrtr VIII B all Iii his 20 keE t. all ant assist
biul III na'atain''s quiet On The Seu'fa! Lauts:
IT, His EtttfIrHr%, the G+rtrA'r n hI...s,
TlstH, k1HsH4:
/ have Thought II lest 10 aidress yeu on the
without ouht. lan'1tar 10 so',. Very many Of the
SCI hers ther.. hpucs1fy heheve they have rights
that justify lor: tn .ntnre ayl'ast the parties
ho bare b,slIE.t the lan,i+, and now oaihltng
into teEnIcnIs, With duly elected COM
n9anoer. and have. vigorous vosktns or,
ac: nt tIulcnce cu1nmttie,s hE te7- OF the 1r1ent
burning ui i lorKr nu.nl'*r Of saIispa t:cs, aud
tia; :e lsln..1r, :0rrr- u the Atfc,f ,lte- ill.
t-en cait.t here to assist tEt cis!l authorities In
I ua,ntaiu!nv ,he rrace- However mnsh 1onAs sh.s
nus llo II will sI tp Impossible to Enasd at cA.
| pet.ed nrnn-rty aud interests Of the company
toward which tbis hostility is manifested, aas1
you kunw the iaerlness Of e.s,l 1aS 10 c'moHns.
+. .'"~ pnt IN symraus with It. 10 .nso.f, ts-r.
\ NJ, ,-,sssiy that may a,.ee from eyer
clstns nar,4.. IA. here hare deemed It ns .'':t
to state that le,:cse: sous ptesetlcc win t1r:"
| PEOPLE for q few t.ass, .e'dtng ulectl:,sS With
| them, and explaining the tine conat!on 0: tue
Neutral Land gnesttan, viii ito muth to afetr IN
pleasant complications. There Is scarcely doub,
but tfIay hnse BEEN m>sfs4i bJ atHNit!nus iuen.
Theg should understand clearly shat thrF lan l.
Earc nttt belonged to the United SsAsea urrlng
ahs Ut the tine that any Of the scttIer! nov
there have lcen on 'hcn. AMI consequently nor.p
OF thu !aws for fquat.tng. rre-emp.iux sr
''Enestt3ding ran. M n,ate optts-
IKE TN them. Aso. ina: 1t has been sold III coll
ft!uitty with law, nGd that the Gpfiest Statea ~
a'ssn's 70 E.sr psas.''e possession at any sacr.-
nce, sud niso that the purchasers nrc rca.l. 1T
Fot, tui1s tU R!ve every settler Ms .nl 81 t4.t
sa:ttn:Ion FactAc counsels, n fnll assursnrr ot
fairness upon the part Of the ,trEhA+cr+ AMI that
tl* trops Of the pnyfrn1nent are nut sent usnung
them tG- oppression. hit 10 IuaIhtnln the pea e.
VII tlo Itsntc thnn ali rfsc TO alAr plslul that
nns n,hrrri.e ttaH tn the most f,np1ra-sut r.
suits. ". H. HA7HH,
lireFet MaJ1r tIencta,.
, 1869-09-15
THE DANISH IHtANDs,

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, 1869-09-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ESSAYS TN POLITICAL E(pS'Mf, 1sy tile
late II. FKED1EIc liAs1tAT, fnemt+E Of the IN.
tiltG.e Ut France. IranA1atcd frum khr Paris
ttitt!.n Of fsfa. rp- al. Price, T. Ct!c3So:
The Western News Company. 1850.
Our readers n1e already familiar with the luu1In-
ons style md The rrathcma'lca precision OF A7Eu-
1ent OF tho late NJ Hnst1at. The volume before
III Is divided into four parts viz: Part l. Soph-
'sns Of Protection. FitAt Se1ien; Part IL. Sopa-
tsUs Of Protection, Second Series: Part III. Spoia-
t!ou und Law: Part ~ Capital 1ad Interest pos-
ton o! these c@sA{6 have arrtared In the columns
CT TIE TKIBCaE, and have been 80 widely copied
ard 10 much called for that the Western News
Company determined 10 print them, together With
lew other OF Hast!at i popular css1Js on eco
monica. questtoaa, IN book toFiu. The volume be-
fore us Is tho result o the1 enterprises foaS Of
over 90 pagea which Is model OF typographical
peatucsS autt leausy, nom tho printing establish
! men, Of Rand, McEalf d Co. 81 Clssk Street.
The scope and purpose Of the work arr Set foEta
the pttt ace, which VIC trauscnbe III full: ..-
"Ttls compilation, nom the woEka Of the !a1
N. Bastiat, Ia fven to the public In the hes!cI Liza
the tt1nc has now come Khen the people, sc!ltse'
from the absorbing anx1etes Of the ERr, aua To-
subsequent strife On reconstruction. arc pffrafe'
10 g1re more earnest and thoughtful attention 4
economical questtous than WAS possible during th
previous ten years. That VIC haze reisogradea /
economical science during this period, while max
Ing great strides u moral AMI political adsante
Etut t,y the abolition Of slsycry aud the enftst
Chltcncpt Of the freedmen, see1ns to mt lncou
iestsb!e- Professor Peri! has l1escsioc,. yer
coDclsrly tho steps taken hy the rnanuiscsurcf
In 1861, after The Southern members hal Il
, 1869-09-15

The GI"r'h [ "t"" newspaper states that
Henry Ward Reccber is al,oat to take Lead
ing etlitarlal charge OF tlat paper, whose
1nain object has been, and will continue to
hc, the hreaking down Of dcnominational
barriers between the evangelical churches.
While alr. Eeechcrif, mid did much to build
up tlr fni'ltHHthf, jts influence may be
less potent in behalf Of the {Iurrh U,si5A.
But the effort Is in harmony
with his sympathies, and i, is not iu,.
probnble that lie may, in 4 des1altory way,
undertake 1t. As the work Of bringing the
sects togetheris, however, very slow md uu.
promising task, aud ns Mr. Deecheria lal,ozs
are hundred times better compensated in
other directions, il is probable Tint whatev;
CT aid he uiny lend to tue cause of Churct
Unity will be quito incidental, aud, perhaps
accfftnta1
, 1869-09-15

Tailor, secrcta1s; David Richards, Treasurer.
The prospect Of fhe success Of this enterprise IL
possible Of The Wuo.lvilIe 4 northern Roa3s. The
Atlantic Lake EHe expect us to gre them
;tek aR. e Ieedo an p'n M the
the 8. Joseph sNo., HtTaN. says: "ror the
psst rev DAYS quite sen:at1gn hs5 I 5;en pea.
purchased controlling Interest IN the stock Of the
HANNIBAL + st. joseph RaIlFnu,. Ws haze taken
hs RaR e e p1 sti 3 Ell
1ne Ere Road has Tor seTeral hs5s past heen en-.
Eagcd IN purchasing all the +" tloat.og" ssock ot
the Uaunpal j St. Joseph that could be procured
IN the market. I1oE much IT has kccured Il un-
kppWp 10 any save the purchasers II may ha
enough 10 control the at1aEs Of the road. 0ris
rnsr not. In November next an election VIII he
hetI for piectola Of the roal, an1 until ts1t time
not rosao,s tnst 5nf smaans ,'e % Sf nteF.i
statements IN reference to the matter npr a5e
prrmafu1e and unatvlsed."
Tne st ,iosenh tMo,} Ga:<t:t Of tns 5,h aa1s;
5on1 81 fe 95l e Il
ready 1or lst1n9 the uack, which WIZ castJ tne
tsa s q q liz ra
Icing constantly transported across me riys. anu
Tomorrow Messrr+ Gum Roh!hton, me cnu' M
| Nusk wila ue prosecuted with the ntlno It riEoF
aad In q very .host time tue cars will he Funnin9
| into lroHr t'onniy."
| EE HrilfHE t4iu,' FFfe $JeeF 91ta' 49, 49,
cfat Getting Of the l'oas't Ct Dfrrtne| 81 fne II
eleAe Fo Scott Isstiroad Tas hs'f .: Fort s;ost
August -. Tie lnaf,l proceeded 70 tue elecfnt
uf rtlI,uuipnle u,crrp with the following result
v:rr Pfr.,t,it.. r. Iipsrt, uf l.n1u'o: Treasurer
rant F.. Thrrnion Ut Sera1a t'itt: Attnrnsr, |,
| +. Strn1tpt IT strvktpn; Executive tusnfH!ssrs, \
y II Itu,u,r, y. Il. H1eD, e. !. Van Fnss"n
thief Ftvinrrr. J. f. Kamer. Ut nnltF ar: Ass'sthu
ErRinecr. J. ltuuk. Jt., Of Tort scott. The follow
| II 4 t,r,!ef~ wpff fn.5e t;y the t~'sr's: .
"t+ttF't 1l!-t lrnsin'!eh - n Gr!fht nm fI*
ban suf.s ft tr ttr rartAl strek n tfr t.srf"he
t",t Sc nIIr", i, sfrsnt ~ B"nrs q l'T. 7 u
III issn at.Ir EtI tr' Ili"s with t,' w"Eh. thr Esrt
tive T. 1nte sfe he!ths INSTRUCTED lrf !ttl,r it
stfr,rt IT t'r rnflr' hnr tnn fnrf s"''tt T. "snn
r. ~ ftals. and t., 1s t,HIttt t1stfsrt n fsr frl
,'' !itr. ~ lx!"r, + ts,s w"rk r IN tt" 'ie'e
| "hr,f.'t" hat ltAnt!l .. ile l-r'f:f@ F"tl ~:
f'al1!! nh. In :. nnstin + thr n,sa's W. flHtl'
I'm rFsat.i ~. /" Y, tn.n r",.,,s, II ~ - Il
l!.il!"+f +t '"ns sht In 'is'I..r e ns~t"" smt!t
III. et"tr tr !" An"t." t!T N"s4ts ~: ha!tt ~
st t!'.I All #" r.rst sl.a .,:ta."I T.. s:l n.nt
rs H. iu. tf. j AIt,. IN f1lE |. tsiiH HtiI tthstfH
I t!nf, 81 mil ffstr Il t"sd
, 1869-09-15
THE TAYLOR GANG AGAIN.

special Htticer Hell attempts 10 Ar
rest Iheni-TtlGy Hr~tAt Hays
Tmyior, stan wrAss.siI Killed, sas.d
Ftnbv TmyInr wounded He'll In
pursuit. OF 1i,nsc thnt f..cRptds
F|f,n4 he SIN .iHs.,ai. tTfxd<] Ettyk4s.
We haze t.tn pit II pusAtBs.Un Ut the following
II pnrt Of clA ulleE Hell Of hls al1air With the
:" nELNosr. Texas. Augnst q. 1sS2.
" r ts.1nh hIIHI ttt Ger, Ha* .4Ht.n.s, TtIaa;
''In'ier In-,rucisons from iIca.tquarferl FIT:
Nlisar! t,ssrrt ~ent ln quest, y few days aimee.
Il: thc III, tie21eEaiGes v hp murdered Mar,r
1hnmp.rn, fuurth CsyoIry, At Fort Mason. IN
Isl. s'ssHsp1ri 10 as7eat them anti aone nsa,-
cate Ie.peE:i4ot.s on the morning Of the s.I, "
5ss Ks2se, 'sy15, gs,r Sshs On re t' =
Tss!or % al W+@,tan ress ss'tS ssot ana ras!es ~!
,,'t.i icstan.ls. and wes:iall was dying rts:er-
Gag; l'ol'e Taylor escaped w!sh Tounde,. ann
elunie..og citizens this morning, nIt still hopa
10 take h!u. Please telegraph 10 thr AUTHORITIES
u Ansftns HaFt'up. and LaGEabge 10 ares: Uyl'c
IaJ{o7, 5nMee GDck, and tep1ge ke!!e.o1- fhs
ftr; the second cannot describe; the tn,st. la,
scAr on his neck which t1stoEt4 It. the resnlt O.
En0sact wound feset1ed long ssnce. The Hs+;.sEa-
does are Ea11ns for SONG rons 10 Sos1afsn r; fhss
pcsais catned. They are charged with murttr. l
leave u . feF noEents Ia pursuit. l aa' ST.. re-
'es'ca5 51te5i aeg5S oncer rnh N,'i;.; ) ha
The last a1temct Ma1ie to br1Dg the Ta}loEs 20
justice VAS hy Major steelhAtnner, hit WAS m
tureessfu! unt U1ieer He'll deserves pfase tot ~
daring an! sueeess Ins5 ensstuay M or s,1e Se
brought dt.Ersce and shame to western le3As.
Mr.. creed Taylor, the father OF the fa!iot bo:s,
y known to be 4 worthy man, tnd, IL Dis cresa
Iess ns asmpss1 sn sn ,9,. bfore e e9
Authorities Tfe foad 10 sne to2s. N35 ~" W
considered safe.
, 1869-09-15
ANOTHER MINING DISASTER.
Fnut sttn Killed by the l'n1 nT n
1st1ltItssE mt titr tFEhrn Iron Mine.
y. .t.-tg1rgrt1 criminal tWtrlrs..
ness of the 1ssners al The WORKS.


f'f' III The t,'- i r. 7fn>.. ;s.,tR.
1hoss"tn 1.na Mne. l"rnsrA t',,ra ,,,.lt4 from
trH'tttnte. n IN" t'vr'h'r nf sr4rts. E'a"4
runtt. In N'r .ttf.rf. Nm. IN lrtlas III. srrn.
Il nt ' ~ H., in t p n '''s th % ,,a :"
T. an t,'ntu ~ ann l:t .t 'f"tr, aaj lnst,lr
,sh ~, " .I ."' .ss.n 81, t. 'naa ~, Mi, @ 4 Il
2: nj tiar" t'''tltns ''rt teen "tt.t',i m
'.r4' s "'t 1tt.t.",!n, .'' y ''.t'r In
nt''. ~. All. n Ehn IN. hi, ttnr}n'f h anHu
ssts,A .stYts' IT, 14Hs 'a the s,%H>i i1st,s 4'"a
,''A"ne u" ',s' ',s, = 'fh' s t.ylrtl !na
IL ''a .'.s4 t*te.tii rf"h'iIhF tr,'ifts in" tht:
tsr It tst'tr = ~. ts"n' s'...t. l., i..." a."
t.t4ita n ht h htEu Ai!as tlt.a t.it,
,"In", VI" i..s ssst inn.,t II I.I"'Aa ii. sapIa
.,"~n, s;,s ,ntn &+1n rnfaxat II, .'a,hs his III.
dus xhn''t "A F'''"s as'f''t"s. *''A"'' H"1 i'F"'
fHn.ithe III u, VIM ~sts mlsr uluau thu tnnl
y, tin Him. 'ast' ihe'T s'yr. IL ,i,,nla5 i''i'
thr'f MhIkths rl*'rs n The Gtnf'shk lnnRf fhcf
hss fs1ta'tatp !rih,"' '*h1Aerr. tanf III nniatter,
writ dnAH *lli1 tbs ft!n8. aiEtI WeIu tl{lr,!
updrr ia talLs, 1firil h,ls!fs xf,illl tlala'rcn
it,hstlary moved fEulu thE stt- f'ul fGf tltr
"a, 'hai hnls r" ,e spn' ~nsse ,,
WIKI 1mnsrIr.l from III zfat uni lhrn~n ttnwn
uiA.n He Ih!nh trlHN hrtusr uaIunc bt The men
ssts wSrpt snsa ,Sssas sr.a , 1saph,
with one exception, wtse r'lp1es; anu the one
exception WAS 10 hass!s !ntsss'! ,hat In 'ssti
srartt u ten 1Aiuuies alter its REMOVAL froln te
RUNS. .....-.
To ndd to the m!sforturc OF ther desth, each
of tnrt. men Irlt f'th!ud argr families wholly r-
reaccht upon hin Tor tuppu1- Thomaa Fox. one
| OF the A.tti. NAx The :ashrE Of stx tnAdfen MT,
| Tire hllhhapd Of 4 W'!r. who survives hnl- WL!llm
ttzgi.rlxLA, second. lesres Il wife ant 1se ch.
/ n!eu. Tie lam.ly IT Wiliiam lto8s, 4 third. ron
| aittA Of hts N,r,ow nud slx chlrrn: and that VI
James Turner, tic fourth. u widow and sever
ehihtren.
! Aste the Immediate ear.c Of The aecihen,,
| host oi theottes prevail There Gnu be no tiaubt
however, that The building WIS, owing to It's host
| t:on. m uuEaft pnc, Thts ~ns The opinion wh!ct
| rsesa!}t.. Aeong the gHea engaged IN the n!nr
ard 70 s.rcnelJ tlsd they bold it that for mani
days they lad Refused to work under It. Inss
cure A. II waA The r:tns Of Taeslay an
| "Wednesday made II i1uuby so These moafeaet
the GROUND Oh which It suod ID part, and rene
| trattd downward the hide of the c1t ngatns
which the pruna restetl. 1t II the 9eperatJ rrusa
lent opinion, however. that iheAe rains tas.enr,
| but by two oF three days the catastrophe Of fa
day morning.
i deer+teated feeling q soY1ow perra,les IL
| ret1Iep's Of Spaffs: but It il not uplutxed with
feeling Of Indignation that the huilC!pg sho3
| eres have been erected, Or L erec:ed, ere1 bee
| allowed to s.41d