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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-02
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YESTERDAY was field day for Old
Boreas. He stormed snow. flakes
downward, crosswise, sidewise, etc,
and lowered the thermometer to a
point somewhere below freezing.
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DeEiShtcd-All who have employed
Wilson's Laughing Gas for the Painless
Extraction Of Teeth at Lis rooms, II North
Liberty St, Cumberland, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-02

Er. T.. e. 3s'il>@I,. nrsssixt. OF
Cumberland, Extracts Teeth Positively
Without Pain, as many Of Frostburg ana
vicinity will testify.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-02

Eight D@.iars.-Beautitul sets of
Artificial Teeth, only S8 per set, at DR.. Will
sons II North Liberty ST., Cumberland.
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C9NgTAGLE'S SALE.

FDY virtue OF writ Of .ferj facias issued
IL by Henry r. Atkinson, Il Justice of the
Peace of the Stat. of Maryland in end for
Allegany county, aud to me directed at the
suit efJohn ). Keller against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenemcnts of George L
Layman, Francis Mckenzie end Daniel B
Layman, have seized and takel in exc
cntion all the right, title and interest Of
George 1. LGyman in and TO the following
property, to wit:
Lot No. Is of block No. of Frosts
heirs addition to tbs town Of Frost
burg
Lying and being in the town of Frostburg,
Allegany county, and State Of maryland.
and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23D, 1876,
in front of John j. keller's store in the
town OF Frostburg, at 2 o'clock p. m, |
will proceed to sell said property SO seized
and taken in execution at public suction to
the highest bidder for ctsh to satisfy said
claim and costs with the additional costs
thereon. GEO. b. PARKER,
Dec 2-3t Constable.
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A THANKSGIVING INDEED.-A
FrosIburg minister's family enjoyed
real Ths nkFxlving Dinner on Thurs
day, it being mainly the .roceeds ofan
anonymous remittance received Oh
Monday as follows:
BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
A friend begs the Rev Mr.. IS accept.
ance of the enc.os d mite, which he wishes
were tie times as much, for helping him to
thanksgiving Turkey for his dear FAM
lily and himself
The enclosed mite was a five dol
lar note.
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Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ on the LIST day of March, 1876, the CO.
partnership existing between l.. Il. DEWITT
and ARCHIBALD STEWART, doing business
under the firm name of DEWITT s. STEW
ART at Frostburg, Md, was dissolved by
mutual consent. The business belongs to
L. T. DEWITT, who will collect all bills and
settle all claims. l.. I. DEWITT,
Nov 1876 A. STEWART.
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HOLIDAY ApvERT1sING.-N is
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If you have anything to sell nobody
else has, or anything better than other
merchants have, it will not do to hide
the inducements under bushel. 1t
is duty incumbent upon you to let
the public into the secret in order
that your enterprise shall meet its
due reward. The best medium of
communication with the imme diatp
public is the JOURNAL, and the best
time is now.
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, 1876-01-10

Not many n,ontbs ago, In India, . gentloman
md wife having talon passage for Euala,ld
wont Oh board with their baggage. Presently
tho husband discovered that thero waa tIne for
him to 90 astoEo and soe d man. Flo went. ho
saw, lo was conquered and when 1t occurred to
inal that It Was tIme to 70 aboard aRa1u. ho
hailed boatman aud Gro long found hllnss,t Oh
boatl large Eassengsr-thIp. II 5as night, 4
sleopy steward inquired tue number Of bus cabin,
wkicn he chaBoed 10 remember. ~ also that hts
w.s tho upper terth 10 no conttayod TO chamber
into u without disturbing llls wife, ~ ho sup
posed, "lio slept boncatA. hut whcu dawn
oroks, aud tho ehlp was vol Oh her way, a
1esnlnlne yolco xas hoard shEieKlnS, in u toto Of
terror, 4" Steward. stswardI thores a man IN my
cabin !" Tho wEotcAel man was aroused, 1ud
tuo s'tuasfon explained TO him. Ho had n,a-
taken ehe ship. They weso under wcIy!, tor
Aus!ral':, and hss unhappy vito wnz stcsung
sway 70 England nnaer tiFm conviction That
ho bad heen robbed And mustlesou by IuItials
who tre!aopt tho qa.ys. When 10 1t ionRth
arrived ~ AustEasla, 4a conld not even there
relieve hor MUD, - tho eabla counyctiuc Thai
country with Europe was not co1np!oted,-tt
having. IN fact, only now bseu Working llttis
passed before Aa shsArd anything Of hiu.~ ~
, 1876-01-10

Its Present FriRtd Eronik Blstvcrcd
Over I'llrnuRll0tIs tho Northwest.

,s.,.".......s eo1N oasefeo ~
ose1 l. anr"u1nomt .,.a. a,. INC Nofthsscsf"
7peeia' o7soaten 70 4ns e"'eaao aTao"t'<'
lenly cold last night. Two tuchos Of sno4 foil.
This morning tho mercury was ut zero, pipl1.
,hor,a IA n-oro,l;n1 ,,,,in, eov,s ~, sa,a e.,
o9si dsaths an,nn,t ,,;iar,, o.arro., ~ ou. u
mi dsv hefnro ~o''ae-' "se01'oo seS'''oeS
rT.t,. I'm "a rorr oovo-o o,,a ,x;,,a -.t,u,,
accnmnsntoa ri,, si,ch1 ri ~ %rr .1a,E 49,
vaiicd hat wcan Ghovornn nj lids -isen ,s,,'
, 1876-01-10
TURKEY.
1rALr 40nEEtnIr.

RoME Jan. Ollie report il confirmed that
Italy has given notice of hor adhesion to Count
Audrasss'a noto CONCERNING Turkish reforms.
AusTniA WILL AND WILL NOT GO INTO TURKEY.
LONDON, Jan. 9.--A special from yiepna con-
tainB tho following: IA report In current in
Bosnia and namatis that 10000 Austrian
troops will worry shortly occupy bosnia.
ln Vionneao official circles ASSURANCES
aro constantly given that no occupation
OF tho Turkish provinces Ia intended. oven II tho
Porto rejects Count Andsnssy'B proposals. II
tlo insurgents refuso to tAY down thoir arms
whom tho great Powers shall require them to,
Austria will simply discontinue to Subsidy
whics! bio now gives to refugees from tho re-
voted dtstsctH.
FRANCE.
LONDON, ian. .10.-lhe Vienna correspondent OF
tho Times announces that Franco haa unresery-
odly accepted the Austrian note. Another
Vienna dispatch reports that tic Turkish 1ov-
crn.nent has ordered lilo Uircaas,an settlers In
RulERtIa to TO organized into twelve batthonH.
winch are deatluol to guard tho frontier OF
Eoryia.
14oNnos. Jan. 10-0 a. ma Dotlin dispatch
says 1t IL fal ortea that the Turkish Ambassador
at Paris entloavoted 10 influence tho DUO Do
Cazns against AudrasAy'e note, and, consequent
". ta lnfnEred tuat tho Porto was uasuro1 that
Great britain Will ro}ect IL.
, 1876-01-10
The London TIMES Prints q Long Spanish
Editorial Of 4 Remarkably Bel'
ligerent Spirit.
Conflicting Reports Regarding
Turkish Occupation by
Austria.
love1Iar 10 Have Six Of Krupp's Big
Guns with Which to Shoot
Cubans.
Tho Strike Mt Cl,ur1croi, Germany,
Eulisting Military Attention.
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
FnI1nTFrL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ODESSA, Jan. 9.--A train filled With military
recruits ran on tho track yesterday and plunged
dowu tho embankmont. Tho wrecked cafbcaught
fro bosoru all tho mon could bo e1trichtad.
Many hurnal to death, Tie total number killed
WA sixty-olght, aud ifty-tour were injured. sew
etal fatally.
CHANCE ron A coMr1tcA11oN."
MADRID, jan. D.-An official dispatch Aaa
been received horo which states that .-ranish
n,an-of. mar has captured vossel under tho
German lug loadod with freight contraband Of
WAT.
NEWSPAPER sTATEMEETH.
Tho Coursi1 IL con1l.lcnt TINT tho Government
will not accept tho resignation Of spnor Rubf.
Financial COMMISSIONER to Cuba. Tho sAuse
Journal tcpor.a that tho wife nj Gen. Tustnnx, a
noted Cnrllst leader. has info, med tho Bpanss,
Ambnssador at ParlH that her husband will DO
claro allegiance to King Alphunso II be bo al
lowed TO retain Ilis military rank. Tho Madrid
Government has not yet decided what ansror to
mako.
, 1876-01-10
SPAIN.
THE TllQEpEREn,

LONDON. Jan. 9.-A Berlin telegram gives ns-
surauco that tho principal facts ocitcd IL tho
inquiry rola:lve to Thomas will DO officially pub
lishcd.
Tho Times, in Il leading article, saya: "The no.
tco In tho Gazette Of Jnn. ., warning mariners not
to approach tho Spanish coast east OF Bslboa, on
nceount OF dnnRor from Carlist batteries planted
thote, vail suggest tho thought that our Goyor1l-
mont ts treating sertous matter too lightly.
Doing at pesco with Spain, no hnYo q right to
trado with any part Of her territory. Tho Gov
osnu1cnt Of Spain Is bound to protect tho
property Of our countrymen when Within 9
lnilca Of her coast. Woro my Of our
soamess murdered. or cur ah!rs burned In one OF
her bA'Dore, we should inBis. that the criminals
bo punished and coutponsatfon made. The Span-
ish Govcrnmeat might plead that it is too weak
to contrnl Its un7uly subjects, and too poor to
pnY. II alicli all e1cnsa wero false, wo should
invite that Government to do Justice or prepare
for rentlsAls which would amount 10
4 DECLARATION or 4yAn.
II tho Government wore really powcrIesa, wo
ahould havo right to taIso its placo and dofcnd
tho Ilyes and property OF Our Hubjecta. Theso
elementary facta suffice to Bllow tho duties Of our
ill1ure any British slip w8 lnust look TO Madrid
for sodsoss. Either King AIphonso or wo must
aseutno police OF tho splua!l coasta Tho plain
duty 1f Spain 's & to place leet oil her eoas. aue
L
uent will not protect it's own coastB. 1t must pay
for any damage tho rebels may do. We fail to
soe Why Spain should bo freed from the duty Of
guarding hor own coast. Her navy Ia no powcr-
fnl tl,at, in caso Of a struggle Will, tho United
btatcs, Bao would linye great adyautaEo
in the commencement Of tho struggle. Some
voRaels may be stationed OF Cubn. That Ia An
arrangement With which we cannot concern our
selves. X 6p.iu inHlBtB on having the luxury Of
rebcltoHs colonies at timo whnn she is Wasted
by civil WAT at homo. sho muat take tho copsc-
quonces." Tho article goes oil to state tho
habitual lenicncy Of tho other pOwers to Spain,
tho reEult OF which In that her atateHman pro
Bume On CONTINUANCE Ut foolish md traacher-
ous impuu'ty. Il would bo buttor for all parties
II Spain was held accountable for ller actions.
Tho United StateB might set good example by
fnAHklbg that Cuba bo no longer allowed to
become tho plague instead 6f tho pearl OF tho
Antilles.
II CONCLUSION.
The article concludes by recommending that
Hpan be told TINT she will DO bold accountable
for eyety shilling Of dannge dono to foreign
vessels by Carltat shc}!s, when. donbt.eas, aftor
preliminary bluAtcr. tho rosnody would he found
easy. Spain would SEQ cicaros tho danger OF
dalyi1g with ciyll wns.
lld GUNS FOR CCnA.
MADRID, jan. 9.--IAn Spauiah Government
has ordered from Herr Ktupp'H foundry, at Ea-
Boin, aix 11-incll btoreh-loadng eseul cannon
with GuO rounds Of ammunition. for tielfsbry in
Cnb1 at the earliest tnom0nt. Tho contract hAn
been madu ut the special request Of Gen. Joye-
l1I.
, 1876-01-10

Everybody should Ly careful to g'sa prompt stssu-
t1ou and rsliona! treatment to ssveEe Culd-orA
s4cliuv Coughs tAt4s COMMONLY tho rhsf pri-
1nasy symptoms OF dsoreral stats Of tbs LanSss
involving = tendency to tarslop into sstslsd Con
having wosk OF unsuuul Lungs, should bs nspec,altS
hohcou4 u ttrat tho r4rliass symptoms nf cod, M
lelty keep by you, thrEs5otu, uE. Isyns'a E1pscto"
rsnt. that you niaY ADMINISTER It o1os laolsloua
disorder for tut oIY are special sysnptons Of thsas
complaints trnetatis aud esay cout1utcd then,
but thu general strength utl tons of ts sykss0 haA
not had TIME ba seroualy anecs. and ts thssnfeFs
1uors ancnable 10 ts Fecut4Fatise ana healing prop
8st!es Of tho Eapector4nt. Gttls attsnton 70 aaA
tnay snsm tribla8 Gold may sayv you from sas aas
pf i lingering Uoa1uupIru.
, 1876-01-10

Special D7sDateh to Tie Ca,eaao Tribune.
WAsA,EaTos, D. c.. Jan. O.-~Attor1,ey- oneral
pierropopt has In preparation 4 bill designed to
guard against tho taking Of unlawful and I'm,
proper testimony tn tho Court Of Claims, md
before tho Southern Claims Commission.
TIE CENTENNIAL MANAGERS
aranot Is hopeful as they were Of tue immediate
passage Of their Appropriation. Tho Amnesty
bill tbreaicus the temporary dofoas Of their
plan, as soa,s Of the Southern men still refuse
10 yoto for tho Conlounial until unconditional
nmueHty is secured. and the appropriation cam
no: DO obtainod without Southern yo:es.
TIE skSAToI1AI. PRESIDENCY.
Tho opponents Of Senator Ferry for PleHident
pro tom horo hayo not abandoned theis hopes OF
securing bis removal. Some OF thom claim that
t!lov hayo pol1cd tic Senate, and that thero ia a
small plurality against him.
THIRD rEn1L
4 prominent Western Senator, who has always
hocn considered n.thtck-and-thin Administration
man. las bonn for Bo,ne days engaged In pre-
par1ng apecch upon tho third term.
ALASKA.
The Sennto Committee On Territories will on
Thursday consider the bill which proposes to
mako Alaska Tcr1,tory. The Oregon poIi.i-
clans want a Territory crented for the Offices.
1t will DO demonstrated. In opposition TO this
scheme, that there are not moro thnn forty
white people In Alaaka iu addition to the army
otilcora,
OFFICIAL nEcAPrTATIos.
There ia considerable excitement among the
c[orka in tho Treasury Department, occaslouod
by number Of removals that have been made,
and rumots OF mora to come. Biz clerks In tho
Office OF tho Second Auditor wore notified yoster-
= kI.I II
ruIred aud several we1e alao dlsmiAhod from tho
chico Of the Comptroller of tho Currency, Ad-
t!it,onal removals will a1ao DO mndo from the
Hntne oitlco this week. Among the o0icoH that
Will eutfer are tho Troasuret'a Office aud shat Of
the Third Auditor.
Chairman MorfHon's iatoFvaw with tho presl-
don't while with tho Ways and Means Committee
showed that tho President remembers facts which
Morrison has forRottan TO put IN bis biography :
!tt the Congressional Directory. Tho President.
approaching tho Committee, extended htB hand
to MORRISON and aaid that lle remembered him
very vol Tor his gallant aersicoB At Folt Donol-
son. Morrison haa caused that passage to bo
stricken from aR biographical record.
TEA AND COFFEE.
Tho Ways and Means Committee. In calling
upon Hecrotnry Dristos, lsaEue4 his yiaws ~ to
tho tee sud cotree tax. IIo yoty emphatca!ly
utRod tue restoration Of tho duty on ten and
Coffee OIL the ground shat it is necessary for tue
revenues Of tho couUtry.
LOUISIANA.
Tho latest uowA from Lonlalanh il that the
Legislature will probably NOE uisturb thu Whebl-
or Compromise, and that wlacs counaola have pro-
vailed.
Tho Democrats MO tuaxine arrangements for
an investigation Of MisAisBippt afEaira to follow
Senator Morton's speech. They say thoY Will
call from that stata Ii witnosnos only Republic
ans, including ex-senator lsoyela.
Ito tie d&91c1dftd fT<1f,3
, 1876-01-10
Tho Present Bad HumOr OF the
Honorable congressman
frOiu the South.
Impending Labors Of tho Ways and
Means Committee in stran-
Cling Reputation.
Catalogue Of tho Forty.slx Measures In-
trodaced for "Sonthern Rclicf,u
The President and Representatives Cason and
Fort sereaaded Saturday Night.
THE INDIAN QUESTION,
Ex-coMM1sSloNEn sM1TH's WE'VE,

p..s.ss ,.us'l, y! ~. anlth 'ik"S.
,y,a,'.saa,..' - - :" "e G"''e~o .' fF'oo'e'
"1"4.oioS' - W 'ao' ''-lao commhhieA"
toh received BY tho Souate Committee on the Re-
organization OF tho Civil Hcsyco for the Interior
Dcnprtuont In answer In onpst;nne from lin
t,or,,,;,,,o a, - ~ ,,.,-a - IT,
j., .a'.".'' -. .s.,. Wv ''e"u VI 1'', DeP1'taeo'
IN foKafd 70 turning oTor tho lndlau Bureau 10
Tho Wnr Department, was prepared by ox-c con-
missioner Smith. It ta4es very positive prouud
aea,ust thu tranafor arcon. in +," c,,o
"a "'lu aho laofoogh'y host'le tFibes' IT quotes
sne opln'on OF tho 4halah Feacn Commission OF
1868, that II vo iosand To haYo poReo tho
Burcat should be in tho Iuterior Dnnartmcnt.
1,,t - -, ,,+o,, =, 80. -. +. t,, -.
, 1876-01-10

Srtrat Dittsdfeh to Ths Ghstaco Trib!Hs.
I,ASs1No, Mich, jau. o,-Eharies W. ClIsboe,
Of Csssopo!ts, Caas County, llas been appointed,
hy the Governor uscnt to prosecute to final de-
cison tho claI,ns Of tho Statg for tho 6 per cent
due tho Stato from tho United Btates upon tha
ian.la within th;s State disposed OF by the locs-
tion Of military Sarrluta aud land.scsIp isss,ad
for military service in tho wal6 Of tho Unltad
Ss2tpu.
, 1876-01-10

AEaE3fBLAGE OF INSURGENTS,

2kHEHHLAuE UF IH9UHnEKTB,
LONDON, Jan. D..-Latc advlces from Klod|ent
say It is estimated that $4,000 lususyent Turco.
mans arc assembled in tho nelghborhood Of
Andijan, which Ia expected to DO tho chief the.
afro OF WAT. Autijau h4s boon fortified and is
capable Of offering strenuous resistance.
, 1876-01-10

--=.-e----.--
tho ssaa,on. thoro,, s..,..,. .,,,,
das1 Vnesn - ttI.uuR", uouot1ees, knefe "lil be
t..no, 1aa.g o. the same aort coupled with re.
r.an.sn,' hahsates OF various degrooa nt
tl,e ILL, 1na l"pfaetIeahl!!tS. bnt all with
tnr r,,nn.,a, snl,-tna OF manufaetHr.
iyG,,,,.i i"'Pa'sn caP3tnl Tor tho Pres.
tus';.a. n,',,;.1', canvass. Nero 1t not ~
n-,r.s. - ~. sas pntp Bs. And o'd 1t bcas
pa.n T.. .nn5 " tesotM oa h1'seh Therdvcr dis.
tnsu, ~ sa o. eaponuso or all implicated In
onrar.i inda,sa,,nn. dSa''ns esa,pa.9n would meet
srhn,osai. .uo.neneni.-tnon9h embarked In bY
t"s.I'aa toeonnE'g on s0o assumption that
p, pous na7 pneh stcalnR SINCE shere were no
trDa .snuo ~ nuss' ~ tno Denl2cF.tic party en-
i,rinp 1or,H ts., ~ nun,1o slfsue. "has It W.T.
sho !sopuecan sido be guilty Of tho cgrcrsous
rna,Tr,tto,s ac lnefcpg IN tho s'-
~. ssss,Rsso"s .Is'eam or sig'iAntY pursuin5 them,
.,,a aa ansnoa o. IL VII nc u enormonsy reduce
WY h"nIp''R chs'Res OF corruption brought
"Eainht 'ne party ~ the ssocx Argument In escry
po"''csf CANVASS. Fass....
h.. sEeRE5Ahs hhtaToW
To"v @ aHu 10 doinR excellent work IN This re-
isss am n,.,st, sio og nGre . o. to 20 ttons un-
tho evubcs,s toro ~ tuS ~ 'uo' p, tae noase
thore be- co.rnn,ae .uoIe sao .oaa5 Lot It a1d i
IN Il sn T., 10 DO oxpofod thsr will aid
tIiavas % a,,4, ~ nAns ,s tho fceEouaeliey upon tho
'rhn ;nsa.,s...In
~ ra:s 'e0s,EatHns Recruiting At M end. CAson,
tha cont-r p.re'ea ~ 'enoluaon recitng that
f,,;et euau.Iy owes a"bt Of gratitude to tho
en..,n nu.o.els' n1'a that 1,FeFtteuco in public
SSpymon' Snn % IL, III ail caaeH hlloId, other things
,,r,r;o,,a ~ E'snn 1nem ever civilians. The
H., o,nan 41us'toa "Aa ea9'au Atn attei lft:In
nn; ~ ~, VI ~ Uelnoesasto Hlt'o. "as sustained,
,;; u,s ,a.ne !!enoefss voting nsaiu@s tue rcnou-
~, Eo,t suueI ~ i,'a, "as .nen aereea to, ...
dac.,,, ~ ,ha t!e, ,I, aoosea win hs retention
eeso1,.4 'nat .. t'.e nGnssaen: n tn:nh
III ~ ~, VIZ 70 M!so ai,a Just y Hliouii hu
ia u.t ~ .no oaSsfs 0! sbe linlbe..ln K!sl:%
- r,',a, % ~ nlaR tno shnrd'stn Positions
- e"'oH ao'aieia ~ nset oA.~ohleaefhttS.
~. ~ uoIiHLstoS. As II WE'RE.
-n.oi,,t, nnossa.o saa had Swallowed Casona
IT," ~ ~. "..at H'aslng "ri tac"B over 1t.
~ ~. les '.ntton pfeterflnE Union soIdisrd
s ~ nA.osteoolates "Aa TOO much Etr t'o sneeo,,-
Eona a. ina odcfateA' AMI Oh tnotin Of
IL "u.a. ~ htt'c: 1,ett7 vote tbs reso-
"s'oa ~ wv 'otelted 70 ths Centanhinl Commit
sc1iuoIn."u aha Iau'HeA or the Dnmocrats
'ostnI vHi'f, "iIsn"s ;ht @ ~ lo1elehca.
,,,,.n, ma'd dt NV Ivy Vas teh2 tnken, Sam Cox
Sneiss;a u.4 ..' utA"'ng w hcounter.resoutlon.
-o,,asI: LIN I" ~" distribution Of phtronn.e
.sRalo .. hn9alu 10 hId only to tho JeGersouLau
l.; ha r;t,,t,ts" Fteut l1n'lestf le he capablc7
~ s.. ~ nsa. -"neA yenoia aonihn testH. ny the
nst " ~ H. ".su @ .sea1dea ny tho Democratic
nsssaJ ~, N u 1sHgt W 90" lorE lad been
bn si,oa ~, "a. " '.asGs' NIL as Illinois "as
o''ot' e"''oa -, -" Sua 1naao nafpT our
=, ,,an..1 Ina ma.- Gan1.h hAhhis'x.
.ar ~ i'..s 80, eo.. ~ nhuoiuE TUG resolution
viii liz f.oo .n1ow ,;,. tao ~ q. paper. UNI,
, 1876-01-10

Tho alarm from uox 741 at e:Do O'Clock last
evening waa eauacd by tue burning Of barrel
Of shaytpgs In tho basement Of tho tyo.storv
frame house No. ass North Market street. owned
9nd occupied ~ = dwelling by Hugh AcDonnai.
, 1876-01-10

LEXINGTON, ILL.,, jan. "a fro broke out horo
nss night In the bsru-ioit OF ]. O. Mahan, OF tho
banking house Ut J. @. MA!au l. Co., destroying
W. bafn, crtbs. carrage-house. carriage, eraip.
na other property, and burning fac span OF
0u1os, . horne, suu other stock. lta origlu la
~sJ mysterious; no Insurance.