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Wer regret to learn that Bishop Green has
been unexpectedly called to Texas on ac-
count of the extreme illness Of his sons
wife, He will resume the line of his ap-
pointments as soon as possible.
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Obffmaraes.
From the Water Vale,

From the Water Valley Courier.
Died at his residence In Water Valley, on
Saturday night March lsts 1873, WILLIAM
SIMMONS.
Died at his residence In this city. on
Thursday night, the 9Th Of March, 1873
Col. J. j. PEG0Es, In the S7sh year or bis
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a Family T'reasure.-The happ

a Family Treasure.-The happiest
and best member of family is usually
called the light of the household, because,
besides being happy and cheerful himself or
herself, he or she makes all else happy or
cheerful. The Charter Oak ia such treas
ure.
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sTATE OF MIssIssIPPI. ! Scr.

L. Henry MusGrJve, Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts OF the State aforesaid, do hereby certi-
~ thaI the foregoing statement Of the condi-
ton Of The New York Life Insurance Compa-
ny, the "lst day o. December, 1872, is truly
and correctly COZ. ed from the original on file
IN my office.
Given under my h,nd aud Seal Of Office, at
The City ul jackson, this llth day Of
lis March 4. a. 1879.
ii. MUSGROVE,
Auditor Public Accounts
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STANDARDIZATION Bereavement.

We acknowledge receipt of subscrip-
tons to THE CLARION for 1873 and "A,
since our issue of March 9Th to Tuesday,
the 18th, inclusive, as follows. Our
usual acknowledgment was crowded out
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Five copies Georges Digest-2 volumes,
Interviewed, Price $4,000.
Twenty copies Georges Digest, volume,
Price $500.
marl3-3m ENRICH Il co.
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-. Patrick's bay.

-. EsatricIs's bay.
On last Monday, March 18th, the Hiber-
r.ian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Associa-
ton of our city, turned out in fun strength
- celebrate the birth day of st. Patrick. the
patron saint of Aud Ireland.
THE PROCESSION
was formed at II O'Clock A. NJ, on Capitol
street in the following order 1st. Marion
smith. Marshal; J. L. Power and Ben. JOr-
dan. Assistant Marshals, mounted. %.
Brandon Brass Band. Sd. The beautiful
Banner of the Association, which was pre-
~euted 10 it by its lady friends sometime
since. 18th. J. +, O'Sullivan, President; G.
Cummings. Vice President; John G.. CASH
man. secretary. and about one hundred
members in line. a large United States
fla- was borne in the centre Of the line.
5.h. The very pretty little Banner of the
Juutor Hibcrnians, which was followed by
about thirty boys. each OF whom wore a
green sash The Juniors also carrie a
diluinutiye United States flag. 9Th Invited
guests, iu carriages.
The parade of the city was accom-
pIi-hed by the following
ROUTE:
Up Capitol street to State up State to
II gh. down High to President, down Pres
ident To Capitol, out Capitol to Railroad
Avenue, down Avenue to Pearl. up
Pearl 20 Lopez, thence South to Pas2a-
-'''''' 'P "'" - uo"h
~ 80 D,o"i,' W 0iia7 brown
~ 'U"'"' up
20"
l.....i.-.,1 IN, IN - '''''
49, .,. ,...l.. .,,'.'
-" Pi0
e.. ,-.[,f,,;.,,
ADDkh9StS'
NNPi"pI itle V''-9e7 were deiVered by
'"'' We L. iio'N''' -hI' 'ohh HhaIen' OF
'.'''''.'' anu "'''e' Sthtie'heL.
THE CLARION OFFICE,
which was appropriately decorated in green
fra honor Of the occasion. received tho
hearty cheers of the Association AZ If nass.a
for which we return our thanks.
THE DANCE
Ti,. pleasures of tho do,, +or,,i,,,toI ,..i,t,
4,, .,..,,rt hon at ,nyaIo,s mn tt.at ,,i,,t,t
81 GENERAL has the pnbIte confidence he
come in DR.. Ayers medicines. and 90 great
the demand for them. that unprincinlad
villains are attempting 10 deceiv. the nm
TaIv hy imDosiue upon them their worth
.yss uostrums under a similarity OF name
ncrry Pectoral Iozenoes. DIR. AYERS
Troches. Ayers pastiles for Copobs Cherry
Pectoral Cough Drops. Ayers Fever and
Acme Cura. DR.. AYERS Inaian pins So
60 lnnna az which ar. cf n, 49, -,
pf.ct,rs ar oor,nosi+ic,,, a., .,.,.t.....
nj. viIl,ine md d.oe;t rrho,r 49, .,,I,.
dafr,t,.l rho ~ th.;r t,,,+os.l,.t
be,lrh ar tba reco,,or,, az ,hoir ,ooItl
which i far more innortant tbon n,o,,ar
Ero,, a,,,,al ,c,,,,.o..ai4- ~
1900,
60. 80 ~
.I,,d tb. INV .,d ,ro1,,.or,
rI,.p,.aI,.o. ~, rac,s;r.. - -, dloa;Ira1 ii,
ohm, ~. ~
RURAL CAROLINTAN FOR MARCH
Practical men and deep thinkers are the
leading contributors to the Rural Caro-
Huian They are not all practical farmers.
but they are all practical men. In each
number they afford an amount of mental
the ordinary agricultural iptaIIae+ Tho
present number j. parficnlarlv INTERESTING
and Instructive Tow lridIIino,, E,r,r
Notes. and II. Wyatt Aila,,s Arrf@loo,, In,
migration ana Labor. can he read over ana
oyer with profit. David Dickinson foo
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RECEIPTS.
EXPENDITURES
STATE OF NEW YORK.

'|I'F III J
Morris franklin President, and William
II. Beers, Vice President and Actuary Of IN,
New York Life Insurance Company, being
duly affirmed aud sworn. do depose and say
tiat the foregoing statement of the condition
of said Company, on the 3lst day of Decem
Der, 1872, is correct and true, according to the
best of their knowledge. information and be
lief
tL.L.l MORRIS FRANKLIN,
President.
Il. :. VIM H. BEERS,
Vice President and Actuary
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Gnrrnrnn (nnrl

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !
Supreme Court.
October Term. A. ID. 1872.
Saturday, Marchlbth, 1873.
ORDERED, That at the April Term, 1879 Of
" this Court, the Docket Of the Jet District
be taken mp on the 81 Monday the Slst day
Of April and the cases thereon called until
Monday, the 18th day Of May, when the Dock
et of tie 81 District will be taken up and Tho
cases thereon called until Monday, the 18th
day Of May, when the Docket Of the ~ De
trict will be taken up and the cases thereon
called until Monday, the I'd day Of June.
JAS. ~ MCKEE,
marriott CLERK
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Affirmed and sworn to before me, TINS 81 day
of March, 1873.
FRED. r. ANDERSON
Commissioner for Mississippi in
IL. City, County and State OF New
York
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SENATE BILLs.


An act proposing amendments to the Con-
Stitution passed its second reading, as fol-
lows:
YEAs-Messrs. Abbott, Alexander, Allen,
Barrow, Bennett, Bowles. Caldwell, Camp
bell, Cassidy. Duncan, Gibbs, Gleed, john
son, Little, Lyles, Mcclure, Millsaps, My
gait, Price, Seal, Smythe, Sullivan, Smith,
Stone, Watts and Warner-26.
NAYs-Mr Williams-1.
An act in relation to discounts was indef-
| iniIely postponed,
An act to allow J J Bennett to keep a
ferry across the 1ockanoOkany river.
Mr. Smith moved TO amend b. striking
out the 9TH section. Carried.
And the bill as amended passed.
An act to limit the power of courts to
punish for contempt in certain cases. Passed.
An act to repeal an act in relation TO
equity of redemption. Passed
An act for the benefit OF Fire Con pany
No !, of ShieldsbOro, committee amend
mentS adopted.
And the bill as amended passed.
An act to prevent forgeries and fraud was
| indefinitely postponed.
An act authorizing the Governor TO APP
point commissioners to secure lands. Sena-
| tor from the ID District.
An act to remove the civil disabilities OF
Wilson E. Hemmiugway. Passed.
| An act To incorporate the town of Ches-
| terviIle. Passed.
An act to repeal section 1249 of the Re-
I
An act to incorporate the Meridian Lodge
No so. o @ f. Passed.
An act 10 incorporate the Bank of Corinth,
Mr. Allen moved 70 lay the Com mittee
amendment on the table. Lost.
Mr. Alexander moved to indefinitely post
poue the amendment. Lost.
And the amendment was adopted. The
bill as amended passed.
FURTHER INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
| By MIR Watts: An act TO authorize certain
persons TO practice law. Judiciary Com
mietee.
An act TO incorporate the Greenville
Building and Savings Association. Passed
Mr. Stone moved 70 reconsider action Just
had, and to table the motion 20 reconsider
Carried.
An act to amend section 9z30 OF the Code
Committee amendment adopted. And ths
bill rs amended passed.
An aet supplemental % "a act entitled thu
Brandon Dime Bank. Passed.
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Maj Henry McNaiI one of the General
Agents laid before the Board "a statement oi
financial condition Of the Company, and oft ils
workings during the past year. showing most
gratifying aud conclusive results
The President. ia few well timed remarks.
urged upon the Board the Importance of euer-
gy in promoting the interests of this Home
Institution.
James ID. Stewart was presented ns thr Gen
eral Agent of the State Of Mississippi, with
office al jackson, aud Capt. Geo, +. Taylor
Special Travelling Agent.
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L. Brown ct al.
DY virtue of decree Of the above Court
ID rendered on the LIST day Of March, 1879,
tho undersigned Commissioners or either Of
them, will proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash, in front of the State House, in the
City Of jackson, within the hours prescribed
by law, and on Monday, the 2lst day Of April,
1873, the following described lands, situate
and lying in the county Of Newton, to-wit
NeI4 secs IA, W IA, sec 22, IA l-2
W IA e IL e IA, sec. %, and n IL IA,
sec 80; I-2 IA Ia Of " IA, sec. Il
ali in township 6, range IL, east. All Of sec.
len IA sec. B. 70 e Ia and n IL "
IA Sec 80 all in township 8, range ID, east
also an undivided half Of the following lands
in said county of Newton, to-wit: n " Ia OF
W IA sec. 70, W 1-4of sec. y, n e IA sec 10,
and IA Of IA sec. u; and ID Of G
IA, sec. 81, and l-2 IA sec. %; IA
sec 28, and l-2 Of III, sec. 28, and ? o.
n IA of see SO, all in township 8, range Il
east.
The proceeds Of said sale to be applied as
named in said decree.
- ARCHIE McGEHEE,
JAS. d. STEWART,
mar2O-3Od Commissioners.
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1,1aANrnnY NnTI1E.

Sja'" Of Mississippi. Chanccry Court, LIST Dis.
Hind joJnty 70 July Term, 1873.
Aug. Cttchiues,
10. l1G Y. ~ vs.
II T. apd j l.. Former. adm y, ct a. J
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If you want Sewing Machine. try the
new Victor" before buying any other
Sol on easy terms, and which if not salts
factory, can be returned.
ROBINSON q STEVENS,
Sole Agents.
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The following Address was issued by order
Of the Board OF Directors of the Jackson
Hwanrh
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Call and see the new Warren Hoe, at
ROBINSON s. STEVENS.
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INTRoDUCTIoN OF BILLS.

The following bills were referred:
BY Mr. Little: An act to amend section
420 of the Revised Code. Judiciary Com
mttee.
By Mr. Abbott: An act ID charge the
boundary lines of the counties of Chicka-
saw, Colfax and Monroe. Committee on
County and County Boundaries.
BY Mr. Caldwell: An act to amend section
1924 of article 8. chapter 80, of the Code.
Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. Gibbs: An act to amend an act
entitled an act how foreign insurance COM
panies NAV do business in tile State of Mis-
sissippi. Finance Committee.
By Mr. Barrow: An act TO provide for
funding schoOl-hOuSe warrants issued by
the Warren county Board of School Direc-
tors. Finance Committee.
Fl B, an act to amend an act TO authorize
the Board of Supervisors of Pamela county.
Passed.
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To the members of the Legislature and
others visiting Jackson, in want of almost
any class of goods. we beg to tender a cor
dial invitation TO visit our establishment,
where it will give US pleAsure To receive
them and 10 trouble 10 show goods.
ROBINSON q STEVENS.
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ne 'Honae Bili providing for. the send.

The House Bill providing for the send
ing oftwo Commissioners to the World Fair
at Vienna, tailed in the Senate yesterday.
An our present stock of Girls and Boys
Clothing, at cost until further notice.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
The FIRST IN THE CITY.-New Sprin g
Calicoes, in all the late designs and in great
variety, for Shifting and Dresses, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Human Hair Braids, full sets real curls,
single and double-new styles of Chignons,
have just been received, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
200 Boxes Tobacco, in caddies, to Job at
low rates, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
New lot of choice Tea, at reduced prices,
at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
200 barrels extra fine Family Flour. at
ROBINSON < STEVENS.
200 pounds picked Feathers, at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
A few more left of those desirable Car
pets and Macinaw Blankets at prime cost.
at
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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PRESENTATION OF RESOLUTIONS.

BY Mr.. Gibbs: That the Joint Select
Committee on examination of Penitcntiary
site be, and are hereby authorized to inves-
tigate, in addition of sites. etc., the general
condition and management of the present
Penitentiarv. Adopted.
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SENATE.
FORTY-THIRD DAY.

PRESENTATION OF PETITION.
BY Mr.. Campbell: A memorial from the
Grand Jury of Tunica county. Judiciary
Committee.
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HOUSE,
FoRTY-FoURrH DAY.
Adjourned

OINA " Oh
JACKSON, March IA, 1873.
Mr. French, by general consent, introduced
Fl J Res, providing :or contribution of Mis-
sissippi Reports. and other public docu-
ments, to the Vienna Universal Exhibition.
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OFFICE: OF TBaE

TO ELECT
BOARD Oh DIRECTORS
CENTENNIAL BOARD OF RI
NANCE.
In accordance with the Act of Congress, APP
proved June LIST, 1872, the United States Cen
tennial Commission hereby issue n call for a
meeting of the Corporators, and all others
who may then have subscribed for Stock of
the Centennial Board Of Finance, to be held
N CONCERT HALL,
on the north side of Chestnut street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets in the City Of
Philadelphia, aforesaid, on the
92d DAY OF APRIL, NEXT,
Alta o'clock, Noon
| for the purpose of electng board of direc-
| tors, to consist of twenty-five stockholders,
| whose term Of office shall be one year. and I'M
| til their successors shall have been qualified
| as prescribed in said act.
At this meeting each subscriber FOR stock
| will be entitled to cast one vote in person or
| by proxy for each share of stock thus repre-
| scented.
| And under rule ninth, the following form of
| proxy may be used
Il do hereby authorize and empower.
me- and in
! my name 10 vote upon---.....--.-share of stock
- in said corporation held by me, and repre-
scented by subscription certificate Mo-,
I" at the meeting of the eorporators and sub
scribers for said stock called by the United
| States Centennial Commission, and 10 be
sc held at Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania.
! " for the purpose Of electing the first board OF
directors of said corporation.
! Witness at "(name of Subscrihery
signing. 'faddress.J'
BY order of the United States Centennial
/ Commission.
JOSEPH X. HAWLEY,
President.
| LEWIS WALN SMITH
| Secretary. mar20-5t
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On last Monday, March Eth, the Hiber-
rian Benevolent and Mutual Aid Associa-
ton Of our city, turned out in full strength
to celebrate the birth day of st. Patrick. the
narron saint of Aud Ireland.
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JOHN T. BUCK, AGENT,
mar20-3t JACKSON. MISS.
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SOUTHERN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
MEMPHIS, TENNERaEE.

JAcKsoS, MISS, March 18Th, 1873
At a meeting Of the Jackson Directors of
the above Company held this day, Hon. Amos
X. Johnston, President, presiding. twas
Resolved, That the jackson Local Beard
be merged into " Central State Board witch
the following officers and directors.
Hon AMOS r. JOHNSTON, ................. President
WV. H. ALLAN, ............... ..... Vice Prsaideuf
;. A. Ksusler. S. G Newcomer.
II. NJ. Taylor, Writ Johnston. NJ 70
(. SteinberR Gus. Asher.
Marion smith, Arthur r. Yerror
VIM. b. Taylor, VI 81 Rainea
Austin Nicely, +. W Cabanisn
Frank Johnston Wv Wishart
Jno. ". Robinson. James Compton
1. F. Harrington. NJ. d. r. b Hardy.
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An our present stock of Girls and Boys
Clothing, at cost until further notice.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Up Capitol street to state, up State to
High, down High to President, down Pres
ident To Capitol, out Capitol to Railroad
Avenue, down Avenue to Pearl. up
Pearl 20 Lopez, thence South to Pas2a-
goula, mp PaSca2oula TO Congress, down
Congress % Silas Brown, up Silas Brown
70 President. up President to South, up
South TO State, up State to Pearl, down
Pearl to President, up President to Capitol,
up Capitol to the Hall, where refreshments
in the greatest abundance had been pre-
pared by the many warm lady friends of
the a s-ociatj0u.
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REFER TO IHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN:
B. n. Pond, ofG. NJ Bayley Pond, E.v
J. J. Guidiere, Of Clapp, Bros. fOrieeBr
Co.
.. X. Singleton ...s.s s....s.. "a nt9ni A4laA
A. r. Johnston ......., Jackson, Miss.
and to the Directors Of the Central Board a.
Jackson, and the Auxiliary Boards through
out this Department. DmaroW
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Marine Medicine

Strange stories come from the sea-.
Some of them are at least ben troUati.
The Chemist and Druggist contains the
story of a sea captain to whom a sailor
applied for relief for " something on
his stomach The Captain consulted
his book of dire ctions, and prescribed
No. To-" Unfortunately there had
been run OH No. 10, and the bottle
was empty. But the skipper, remem-
bering old games of cribbage, made up
dose by combining No. S. and No. Z,
saying IS and 7 make 10; and the
sailor, to whom the calculation seemed
quite natural, took the mixture with
startling effect. The New Bedford
(Massachusetts) Mercury says the med
icine-chest of one of the abandoned
Arctic whalers was broken open by
some of the natives, who, thinking thew
had found prize, proceeded to swai-
low the contents of oil the bottles. The
survivors described the result as start
ling for the doses were too large for
the constitution of even an Esquinallx.
Several of the partakers died, and
others wanted to but could not. Brit
ISL Medical Journal.
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A Biz Gnn.

Mr.. Alonzo Hitchcock has arrived in,
Springfield, Mass, to superiutend the
work of making his thirty-fve-ton gun
The forging of this immense piece re-
qulres furnace which will cost S.. 600
and the whole cost Of the plant is fins
calculated by Mr.. Hitchcock Hammer
$40, 440, cylinder of hydraulic press
Sl,2S0, plunger 81, $50, anvil block 50.
800, supplementary block $3.50. force
pump $1,000, reverberatlng furnace
80, 900, extras, $2,950-total S25. 600
the estimate, however, not including
foundations or stack. The foundation
OF the hydrostatic ram, on whose piston
the anvil rests, must be of the most
substantial character, to resist the i'm
mense force of the tension hammer
whose blows it must support 1t Is es-
timated that the pit to contain this
ram must be sunk fifty feet below the
surface and rest on the rock bottom. Il
the building mt the water slops now
selected shall be used. When the pom
drous machinery is once in readiness
Tor operation, it can be managed by r
very small force of men.
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The life of an artistic is tho .a5iost
ME on earth. / want my husband. nv
parents, my child, nav home am
aot as other artlstes. LcigUot become
intoxicated, as the Cells IT,, with qi-
mIaton, and live ON iu chs roam. n
eYeitaments While nm 81 the si9rs
I do my very best. rlas ineav
artiste, That is ~ tue AZ. .a. WHO
would net abandon hey IA .t3liy Ia
Let ar, upon Tie stage-3a. hec6ese
we p1nlcls therefor 4 a.Ysr know
that tae public I. there MH. neran.e
OF The sake otart! I do n.. .n,w fSat
anybody sees no when lal. Mar
s.,g' i only know that I .m being
u algatct. z But shail M IS nv
stage jas. two years more.
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by Senator Pomeroy during the recent sena-
torial election.
THE Marshall House in Alexandria, where
Col. Ellsworth was shot, has been destroyed
by an ineendiary fire.
THE late Edwin Forests property is valued
at over $4,000
SALT LAKE had the severeat snow storm
known for fourteen years on Tuesday.
Ok Sunday afternoon, boat house in De-
troit, containing one hundred and fifty small
boats, was destroyed by fire with its contents.
Total loss $4,000.
The Bonds Of which Vice-Prcsident Colfax
was robbed in Washington, on Saturday, were
recovered in Baltimore.
A FIRE at Chicago, on Tuesday night, de-
stroyed the paper-box mandatory of p. b.
Barrett & Co., the junk establishment of b.
Lowenthal & Co., liquor store of s. schrader,
and saloon Of VIM. Dyer and partially de-
stroyed the sash, door and blind factory OF o.
II. G. Williams q Co. Total loss $4,000.
A FIRE at Montague, Michigan, Tuesday
morning, destroyed the Montague Hotel,
Dowling's Block, five stores, and tho Syndi-
cate printing office. The hotel was valued at
$4,000 the other buildings $4,000. Partial
insurance
THOMAS CHAPLIN, Of Union Rock county,
Wisconsin, shot himself through the body
with revolver, last Sunday, and died on the
following evening.
SHERWOOD 4 Co.. IS extensive printing ostab-
lshment, corner OF Gay and Baltimore streets
in Baltimore, was burned on Friday.
Snow DRIFTS cut off all railway communica-
tons west Of Qaebec o. Tuesday. Some Of
the trains are snow-bound in out of the way
places. A four days storm ceased Tuesday,
the seyerest witnessed in manyryears.
NEAR Greenport, l.. l., the schooner Jury,
OF Trenton, n. j., went to pieces on the 2lst.
All on board were drowned. Four bodies have
been recovered
THE engine house ofthe indianapolis Bloom.
ington and Western Railroad, at Indianapolis
was destroyed by fire last night together with
two engines, which it was found impossible
to remove. The loss will be about $4,000.
The Girls Industrial Home, but better
known as White Sulphur Springs" six miles
west OF Lewis Centre, Ohio, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire Monday afternoon. Loss be-
tween forty and fifty thousand dollars. The
members of the General Assembly were there
making an examination at the time the fire
broke out.