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senator Bright Gets 6 200 Acres Of
Land for ---.

The correspondent OF the Burlington
Hawkeye, writing from the Land Ofioe At
Council Bluff, after speaking Of the great
rush for land on tho opening Of the Office
says:
During the SECOND wosk, After tho OF ~
had opsned, an order was received from Mr..
0smmissioaer Hendricks, ~ W gshinktou, ~
leeats six Thousand e ,000) acres Ii he nanle
ee Tho Hon. jesse ID. Bright, OF Indiana. 4s (
~ oourse the order was complis1 With, ont
oeSsgular Office hours, and TINS TN heooFAc
IA senator got nice sliee 0f ~ public
1nna - : single haul, whtN The tost Of -
m - ~ eur turn - thenill - The Nnoel
sS3ko1 fo1ad. wonder IL NJ peculiar r
~ NAich Senator Bright occupies towards
~ DEMONSTRATION had anything n DO with
- 1eW pi1oe Of party favofitismp Was il
~ Dakt "a The price paid FOR biz support Of
~ Aon conssi,utioas
va Nh Dodge, the wits Of captain
6llsd'4s AUFa, while lying upon sofa In
ler residence 1t Deptford, Was startled 70
800, AS 81. supposed, asr husband staining
'bafore her. 6he rose TO meet him, but II
N1e MI thore. She even run - ~ gasden
lii NApe she Told her frisnds wh1a
\ sshedS - -
! ! Y l :, !
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4 8 N OWED !

e W. n. RICE. Archttcci,
LAS removed his Once into the 3pd story OF
i i Hatch Thompson s new Bank Building, on
corner Ok Main and Second streets. Entrance to
Office ON Second-st. [mch26dly
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NOTIGEe
ESSRS. PLUMMKR co. having made sach
vlsrrsugemsnts - will enable them 70 continue
lhsir business - usual, deem It proper 70 say
they arc entitled to the confidence Of the pablic
generally. WA. BR0WNELL.
r Kcokuk, March I, le56-d
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NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted 70 the late Arm Of Bernard,
n Eaudain Co., are requested 70 call q ~
oaace Of B. 8. Merriam (whsrs the books nay ~
found) and settle their accounts with J. o. ber-
nard who Alone 10 authorised - collect the sane.
~ BERNARD,
J.B. NAUDAIN,
BERNARD LOCKWOOD.
Late the arm Of "Bsrnard, N aGdain Co.,
Feb. l, l86S-dn
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IlU4s Rwenty-two Dollars and Eighteen
i00uts ovG Utilities.
IL Tho ktnount allowed by the Charter In
any enc ~ &1* 10 600.
IL. No limit Nhxed BY Charter or by-iawtto the
amount of Insurance by the Company in any one
any one exposure to $40 600.
IL. No limit is fixed by Charter or bylaws to the
amount o. Insurance by the Company in any one
block but care 10 taken in number IL pre-
IA. Ir Act Of Incorporation Of this
amendments thereto, by the Leg
sH Missouri, 10 hereto appended and
~ this statement.
"a Ali O. Nhich Is respectfully submitted.
WITNESS WHEaEoy, The Missouri State Mu-
TIL Fire and Marine Insurance Company have
Saused these presents to be signed by their Prss-
dent, their common seal and the Attcstation Of
their Secretary to be hereto atHxed In the City Of
st, Louis, Missouri, this first day Of March, A. u.
1853. s., M. EDGELL,
(Attest, Prnkjdsnt.
K. s. ELLIoTr, Secretary.
apr5d -
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Party LeaAoFS.
CKETCHES Of Thos. Jefferson, Alex. Hamilton,
- Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, John Randolph,
Amsrioan statanen: BY J. q. Baldwin. FOR sale
b. OGDEN BKOWNBLL co.
sep9d 81 Mein-st.
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IRE MOyAL.

BANKING House or II. K. Low Co., Ag7
KEoKuK, April 7tASlS5S. III
|ffSHENn1erelgncd take pIeasurs iEaanno uncI
= that Uoy have removed their Banking How
y no. - Aal1 styeet, north side, between ThiS
aMd Fourth. INK. LOVE 1 "a. ~
npx7d1N W 4 - So sSsk
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ThJ11ec q ia Premium notes Of tho Company
Is $374,s52.Osj Of this there 10 uncalled and sub
the sum Of $237,4s4.b6
By the 9th section Of tho Charter , lien Is given
on real estate in the state issouri for ali the
Premium netes given tel npany FOR Insurance
kon buildings. The fal1 Company's notes
ahus secured 10 $2l7,9( hich there is un-
called and subject 10 c1lIS 4satiy b6i per cent /,
amounting 70 $l23, 500 rs. SI2t, 3g075
~ The Company also owns notes rccured
{laDeds Of trust on real estate in Mis-
tbo0fi, amounting, with accrued interest,
70 49,97095. g9T095
Making the total notes sccured on real
eatats In Missouri, One Hundred aud
gty-two Thousand, Three Hundred ------
r. Sixty one 10 100 Dollars. 4l32,3Gi.70
pany is possessed Of = capital Of more
Hundred Thousand Dollars, "secured by
n estate worth, at cash valuation, i've
pnt Of sld capital and not encum-
than ona half Of said cash yalua-
j. Loss1 ~ [ Il ~. / 2g6s
assesses ansdj u..sd -. 100000
xoucs In suspense, testi-
.................,... 2,seoeo sll,oS240
~ BilI5 e........-..2l,O6 T.s2
...."."..... 2,5a53y % ,elS.ol
llities...... $34g45.sf
|sAs...."....... 5s.a67. ~
ett capital and assets. $223 ,s22. II
~ and Twenty three Thousand, Four
-fxc. h.,li md Et1nf sep
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A~44EAsN p IcesS
1N9tEE fallo13 ANN ~ fil be soId 10 pay the
ehsrg.s = ~ N within shis,y days
ffam ~ 800 e. 4. ~.
HANKS As ga
s. Kichatds, oIsnuon1, \ e1sie koots and shoes.
Win. Reed, Ksskuk eoi books.
NCL&0MoAN = HA3RKEON.
kcoknk, April q lS5er-w Win
ltuMWoTaam q rass seed. ssss37
I'll UNiARIAN GRASS SEED for saf0s
IL rILliNGuAsT, LANE &BUEL,
nprGI signof he Broada
For lieut..
4 4 I'D Brick Dwelling, with rooms, cellar,
a ani II lots all in nice order for garde in1
part IL whichts already planted. Rent quite cheap.
Enql,r ~ j IL. wcseoit, at Anderson 4 Co.'s
Bank. or +. II. HI MES.
apr6,d6ts -
WssKINSON - GTWSR1 All.
NYn0LEsAL ANN@MH1AA DRUGGISTS,
w have removed to No. ~ M&1n street, north
side, doors from Fourth street, where they offer
81 very law prices for Cssh, large stock of Drugs
Chemiels, Paints, 0ils, Dye-st1ls, vkIpishes Al.
cohnis, Window Glass and Lass Wgse. o.
spradlm ~
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MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL GIRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE. CO.

MISSOURI STATE mutual GIRE
AND MARINE INSURANCE co.
STATE OF IOWA: Aupifoa's OYFIcE,
DIS MoiRss, March ~, 1858
IT'S hereby certified, that on the 10th day Of
March 1858, = statement was 6led In this Of
- sho wing the condition Of the Missouri state
r1nal Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
nn1nud1110te of Missouri, on the lat day Of
u accordance with tn. provisions of
ne Legislature Of this state, passed
JKntUy 18th, 1851; that such statement shows
Shat said Company il possessed of the requisite
Aupnntsf capital, and Invested as required in said
Es 4thority " therefore given to the above named
- bee Company to transact business of lnsur-
snce1 this State In accordance with the laws
thereof.
Its also certified that A. BKIDGMAN, Esq.
Qf Elpkuk, has been duly appointed BY said Compa-
~ y~ir lawful Attorney and Agent forthe county
ct Lee with full pswer to take risks q Insurance
therein, and to ledge service Of process upon
his hliug certified copy Of The statement filed in
this Office with the Clerk Of the District Court in
and for said county.
slt Is further certified that the annexed 10 true
64py Of the required statement.
- In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
q. set my hand and atHxed my seal Of office
~ this 9th day Of March, 1883.
- JNO. PATTEE, Auditor Of Iowa.
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WE4G n ME NI OIL tho MlO0O0Yt 0t0t0
- H0suai EAHe ant MnaPin . Insurance
Ce4Pa4X ~ ~. Leuis, March ist,
!. The No u ~ Company Is, "The Missouri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
ny Of ST. Louis" The principal once Of the
Company Is located in the City Of st. Louis
TheCompany insures againit loss or damage by
IRE the marine department has not been or
Ganised.
:, Tho Company has no capital stock, subscribed
- ~, being orgnnis cd entirely ON the Mutual
systpaM Tbs Premium notes given by the In
U1fon 119titnts the capital Of the Company.
>. - IN ~. Of each premium note ia paid
WAem tA&&9lcy 10 Issued. The balA zee OF the note
v rN11s or assessments, TO DO made by
~ J1NI&& Directors a. needed to pay losscs
4GMj1nbes. tsce sections 8 and l OF chArtsr.)
~ h An1ots Of the Company are:
hand l.1s0.2o
tM@ UuSDy Agenta.......- ...-.sK OpoII.ZS
Bills receivable. ,667.40
Book accounts. ............... 447.66
- fnsnitare, testimased )...... 10000
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dhe Gate Gin.
X COX u X

THURSDAY MORNING, APR. 8.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

ried out the spirit Of that charge and of L.
S. District Attorney Belden, in indiciing
some thirtv-six citizens Of Lorain county.
under law which even Judge w. says
contains provisions repugnant to the moral
sense Of many good and conscientious peo-
ple'--would that paid L. s. Officials could
be included. The facts we learn arc these !:
Saturday two slave hunters stayed over
night at the house Of Lewis d. Boynton.-
Monday forenoon n son Of Bovnton, onl-
twelve years Of age, took tho horse and
buggy Of bis father and proceeded tn the
village Of Oberlin. He found the colored
man John, told him his father wished to
hire him to dig potatoes, and induced the
unsuspecting victim TO get into the buggy
with him to proceed to his labors. When
about one mile and a half from the village
a carriage came in behind the buggy at a
cross road, and soon driving up by the side,
the Boynton lad stopped bis horse, and the
first John knew Of the tolls set for him he
was seized from bohind by the arms, drag
gsd from the buggy, piniOned. and placed
in the carriage between his brave and chiy-
alrous Kentucky captors. The carriage
Was driven south some two miles to a road
leading TO Wellington, and fortunately
for kidnapped John after entering
upon this road an Oberlin student was
met who knew him. understood at 4 glance
the outrage that had been committed on
the rights of fellow being, and gave the
alarm along tho road and at Oborlin.-
The Boynton boy returned to the home Of
the Juror, with the gold obtained for the in
human betrayal of FREQ man into the life
Of slavery from which he had escaped. Do
the records of any Court in the civilized
world present another such a damning
recordi
The circumstances attending tho rescue
of kidnapped John at Wellington have
been Published. Democrats were present
and active in cause which reused the
noblest feelings of man, and made all
eager TO redress on outrage which all decent
SHAREHOLDERS reprehend. Not one Of these
has been indicted, not even the Oberliu
member Of the party who boasted that be
was among the foremost 20 mount the lad
der when pistol was presented and death
was threatened 10 any one who should at
tempt TO enter the garnet IN which Ken
tncky pirates guarded their human prey
Why Is thisl Why this discrimination p
No man who has read the charge of Judge
Wilson, heard Of the conduct of Marshal
johnson, and knows the circumstances un-
der which Lewis d. Boynton was selected
and served upon the Grand Jury, will be
at loss for an answer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

SHADDY.-Almost every parlor center
table is covered in winter by WOODEN Ia
lie cover. Piano fortcs arc cftcn pgosccfed
by beautiful, sOfl, highly coIcred printed
wooicn covers. Do our female readers
know whence come these beautiful articles
on which fair hand. are often laid for con
trast, and over Which bright eyes lincer
lovinglyl They aro made Of old wooic,,
rags, the ycrisst refnc of old wool, and The
fragments Of oil greasy, filthy bsngarx
rags, which have refused TO hang together
on a trampeTs Iirnbs, aud would, few
years back, have been cast out 10 rot on a
manure heap. But skill has advaneed. nm.
I'll now, these WOODEN rags, saturated with
small pox, miasma or bnrrovcd in bv tho
propagators Of eutancous aDnoyance as they
often arc, are carefully collected from III
parts of the British Kingdom and convey
cd 70 Dcw4buiy, the center Of the shadslg
trade, as il Is called, and there, after having
been subjected TO various processes and torn
by powerful machinery into the original
condition Of wool, are rcspun, sometimes
with mixture Il fresh wool and semc-
times without, and mado into sIoolfy eloh.
Formerly shady was used only Tor PADDING.
but now It IS used FOR blankets, druggcts,
carpets, cloth for pilot and peiersham over
coats, piano covers, DC. The army and
navy Of her Majesty Of England are clothed
principally in this shaddy, OF 10 other
words in beggars' rags rcspun, There arc
few Of us who have not at this moment.
more or Jess Of these rcspun rags on cur
persons. Let Us bope that the steam was
hot, and the chemicals powerful. BY which
the rags were purged Of their former ini-
iquiiies. The shaddy trade is closely anaIo-
gous TO the paper manufacture. Il Is one
Of the greatest triumpls Of modern art, and
betOkens the advance of civilization. Tho
utilization Of refuse, as in China and Japan,
IS one of the most salient features Of an eco
nomical. refined and Thoughtful race, as
cOntTasied with the spendthrih habits Of
a North American Indian for instance. We
trust our fair readers viii not DO ropelIed by.
our disclosures Of the origin Of some Of the
articles they daily handle; the shaddy
trade is a great ono already. and IS
yearly advancing in Importance The man
ufacturc Is very active in summer. prepa-
ring for the winter sales; but it IS almost
dormant through the winter. as summer is
bad time to dispose Of shaddy. Hartford
COTaHf.
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MisrtIlanFous.
rAe gEssoII. s-sa--, r1sutr..s.

AA1 NAcAoLAA 1EzAAsts A444rG4L
TE< grszz work kzz bss@ F1shos fo--
wz1i 80 S.sr-tsln1ly IhIE The krS1-s WI
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1883. 51z1sAs az J11Ezy /. ISs0 II ~
scrs1o.e wiih TIA c,1srA,S terms Tbs
pzzs ssGs1z S-ssI oz2 Wsrs szg5sEeS =
Is s,ass-a.s51z. in,Aa1iag $50 7ss s1-isF-
az n -hs C1zA3I W1rES. Bkschsza =
Ezkl1r th8 a1kex Fire x1sA1E-x s.
ha-gsx Al sns~S. and - fairy H1a ~
k.lE2z, I45 hzcszz. s1s10zsiEss. Il pz..p-
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&c E1klAg 1sE&nss. And rIEs1lay zh-
salnssl we're ss178gEs1 81 sAs EurE
Ths tos1l 5Eagsh q Ehs Bss3se oESr the
81 LUrs1sss p tE0 zilez. 1ssz lS0 fssi--
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

as TAAT also THINE "A beautiful re-
ply Is recorded Of Dalecarlian peasant,
whose master was displaying to him the
grandeur Of his estates. Farms. houses.
and forests were pointed out in succession.
on every hard, As the property Of the rich
PFOprisior, who summed up finally BY saw
ing: ain short. al that you can sec in
every direction, belongs 10 me- The poor
man looked thoughtful for a moment. then
pointing up TO heaven. solemnly replied,
'And IS that also thine =
And Is not this question which NAV
well be addressed to every one who Is re-
joieing IN the muliisgie Of his riches; who,
as be looks around him, sees tie ncrcies
that have been pOured into bis lap: may be
not be asked-Is heaven also thinel And
if such question may be asked Of the rich.
may it no; be asked Of all. whether rich OF
POOrl And may We In ail sincerity ask
the reader to weigh well tie words.-L
Hesrea also hiHsf
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ATOuehIng Inesdeut.

a correspondent, writing from PhiIadeI-
Phia to the Louisville DszaoeTat, relates
the following
Whilst an aged and poorly clad female
Was asking aims at the cOrnsr Of Fcarth
and Chestnut streets. smart Iooking vo1rZ
sailor passed within few feet OF her. csz-
ing iniently for several seconds ou her Rzz-
gard face She sppruz<hel him and ex-
tended her palm In silezcs- InsezrtIy his
hand found It's way to his czpaeiCzs pocket
and when he drew II out Il was filed with
gold and silver, which be forced her TO n
espt, saying =.
There, god mother, take tbs; yOa mzT
a well have It as the IanfshzrES. The
lAst cruise / had out Of New Yosk fJuu5
me with four hundred dollars on kzui: let.
as the neighbors told ue my oil uother
vas dead, got Oa spree vith The r10asv.
spent II all inside Of 4 week and thsn ship
ped agaiaI-
oh gOOi-gOOd siEl yOa ars too kind
10 al cid body Ike me- FOr yOgr sake, /
vii take H. Oh yog rguini uns a nv
Poor soa, Georgs. Who shipped an1 w.s
dIOEued- Oh Gsorge-Gsorz. WEslsI
where are you nS~F
-George WhitsT kzrris,IIy sxel1suasI
ths HoE sIeItsd saiIor- SWhy, Lhzsis nv
name And yoG-yos are EsT ustser-,-
With thu be se5zei ksr = his G-zx. aud
ezressed he at5srIi1azEslT, whILsz the beg
tears OF JOY ran down kis brpuzed eheek--
Ins Poor wouaa Vas GEEirsly OEsroo1s By
the recovery Of hsr IouZIass eh-BI- azd
wept and graazed alternately A carnage
soortly AFTER couEsyed tks n80<hsE and s0a
away, leaving UaEy \ Helssoasd era
amo1g the crowd uho witnessed Tie scs..
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The Scott Legion Of Philadelphia Is
&bOui to mako a handsome present 20
Lieut. Gen Windfeld Scott. Ii consists
of--A gilt frame, over three feet high bv
nearly three feet wide, nelly eInbeIlished
with carving and ilagres work, and con-
tains The certificate Of membership Of LisuI
Gen Scott IN the Legion The plate Is
hthogrzphed and printed in eolors-- On
the top Is q likeness Of Gen Scott in = me
dalliOn, drzPsd with two American fags
and two regirnental flags bearing the arms
Of Pennsylvania Oa each sidc, on a ped
sstal, Is a member Of the Legi0n, iu the
blne uniform worn IN r1exioo, one standing
Al rest and the other at SUPPORT arms
The Peiss1Alz eonizin the names Of the
pfineipai latiles fought in Msxioo- TaDer-
ing Up along each side Of the plate are two
pzlmsttO trees. eslOred true 10 nature. and
and NJ the bottom are bunches Of the prick
ly pear Of Mexico. The bottom Of Il eou-
tzins representation Of the Scott Legion
monument IN GienEOod Cemetery, and IN
the hzrk7grSusi appears battle scene, the
ssOrming Of The Castle Of Chzpultepee-
the Certificate Is filed up With the narns of
the General N : Esry neat style of penman-
ship, @ai : sigaed BY the oHiserz of The
Lsssc1I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

The GAllipolis DisPatok szys that some
az ysErs sinos . LADY of thas place began
70 lOoss hsE hearing, and Esed every rene
sy thAt oO1ld Be heard Of zith the view Of
restoring II Al prOvsd unaFziing- A
fsE dHys siDce shs eo1ssaasd to have =
physician sn0i1e ths ear aad 70 hsr A.
tOui<hDsAt. 4 t.g. abOuf h4lf or thres-qazr-
tsrs o< An inch N Isagth s1s taxa out
II lad rs1aAi.sa there six ysar< Il in all
PGOSsbility fC1Dd is way thsrs uh7s ths
lNdy uEs .slssR
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LIFE INSURANCE,

Secures Independents and domestic comfort
70 ~ vtss- s-5O-Fsa.-
L provides 4 security to the family q ever
u1--so .tkss F',ls-r IL r-zEas,s C,u-aHr-
There Is 10 eertainty Of leaving a pztriUOny
f,- ru-r F.-z-v 1. AZ ushe- ~ THs
CONNECTICUT MCTCAL Insurance COEP1xT
tsth- L----s ss--Cs-.i-- e ia- tizi in - Czits
S.a..s- uTth CtFsz1I e
81, 700. 900.
Il Is managed with economy, AMI ~ Com
p--- o-s-r r-vzsr- i-s--rzszts r----s Seru-isr.
Lev Es.ss- sss F-sz1. R.ssszis- Il Fail IN Lass-s
lEst ysa-, orsr-
. 2 . 3 .oo o.
AMI hAs paid sinos 1916, over one and
s-Erf Elzs. e Ez-zr.s -frzz- - l1--e uzz-se- ss
E5a-ss al O--t.-s. ~-fs--z,te fu5--ezis-cs- A.
IN VIZ =s-E rasss l. TAS AL Ei5rE ~ fsrsz
= Fts-z- e.I a. - Osc- e H. A-z=1 .zz ~ 4
Ra--tlss- zks-2 sSsEs the cuas-tl1 q u. Cs1z-T.
- Fl,-s q -Fs-z.i.-s, T1.lsz & EE--z5--sE L.
O--= q Ez-gz1rs- Elsrs-
w-B- NeLELLAN, Agent
F--z1czs- A--- = lssN xIu
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17


P0JITICs Il 1 DETRoTr CHrEcH.-(luits
a funny sceDe occurred IN the ATenuc Pres
byterisn ChHrch on THURSDAY during tbs
preaching Of the Thanksgiving Sermon, bv
the pastor, Res. Mr Hoszrih. He spoke
openly aud plsinly upon the Sin Of Slarcry.
and the manner in which it S astersytine
TO debaueh the put lie H,fais zad si;ae ths
Temoustrsuces Of religion His eondemna-
ton u the aocursed system vas fearless, el-.
o9ueut and uutIsfaL When he Has ores
h.lfthrough- the L. 3 Government present.
IS personi6cd BY cur worthy As.shsl, John
5 Bagg, EsI-, eouIIu't stand lie ouIspoken
criticism Of one ofthe ministry. ~bo iInitat-
Cd the memorable example Of John Ksox
II eOndemuing its Esults 10 lis fare. and The
government thus represented, vesv .ynyeiy
lest Ia peW ami Wslk5i doEB the broad aisle
and DISAPPEARED through the front door, and
Ezs s0oU afer followed By snosher genfIs-
me1 whose nzrns va 10 rot know The
pastor kept on his pECsshiag. ard the bel
zEoe Ct tie c01gTegziioa, cn zhoss faces
many smile vzs "a voked- kept q listen
Ing 70 the ss-uoa-zDd liking Il too. His
TOO ale tO silence Tie pulpit On this great
Sin, and Ws rsjnscs ihzt L car and vii
sPsak Of tbs as Of any other osieDos commit
ted against God ard nan zsrI5aae 26Ez.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

Ihs case Of edarailna Ea2sa bs Proyyrs-
Ez4g = L11zzz-Cr rzlhsr Rs lbs Ga wis-
% h1y Eb0@ NE Esd 10 kDOB j. car
by bod dEys sold hnEs SID Il a szra4-
Gag t.nEEsrA he S1e1bsa Rep.s&snzz
eaz he fOsl1HiAg uhleA ne take Z Is suE-
e1sa1 sE51s1ss q tkls ka.s-
A FuxsE REFO9z--Thsss b non 81
Ess (sr Eas ua Sls Nor 2s1h uIt- n tie
Al81ilrsfs Ofzirs f1r fAils 0uunEy. tbs odIrial
Rsposs q the TrasasEs and Cierk uf this
PSszz1asl hSSusAiR P@Pos1ing 10 hare
sssea siE1Dd ty A.1Hna MseESzr. G. W Po-
lz11 N trusszsS and W L HuEzrd, a
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AD1a,g o1hsr IAiass tl.s aRsp<rk- zrEE-
No nszn1zs4 srhaoas-z1 uzn.lzzsen---
BSzaehss a.1zhA. KnnS-E. r.sktr, cd Elslyz,
EslspzTifF sunf lrrsfsziEs-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
NAz- PArrrseros-Hers s hsr l.ssss.

from the Sail1Ssy Erezi.g Gazette
~Wbsr0 dfi yos got 50 uarh noDey.
Isaac sz5d Ms PzEtingtOn, .s be shook
half kz5dfl of copper ernis besose her.
grinning AL tie vhiIs. Ike a rogue a. be Is.
-ilzEs Yea fOand The honioopiz, o. has amy
Ooe gwen yOa a-reqaessg- She vas Ia
tie ANXIOUS Il gOs il from betz,- said be.
ehnrkIng the eOie into Ibc zir AID .lloniag
half q tbem 10 elzltsE zsd rzssls about the
Soo- EIih All the IlaFossaoee e 1allarA-
-5Ot thsn from Bess, d54 vOu- Eey.lssd So.
71ad sh0 + Bets. shsi she zhos.Is give yOu
aso1ays SIC EGz1 be Some i0s creature q
yOa SOaA ncs sFsezk Of her 50 dissespec4.-
bly- boPe Eoa III uo4 ga lsi ..sy Ly
any desOizts Companies. Eszsc. and beeOEns
"A unwostky msnArzBe q sOrieaF-- How
teD9s-iY the SFOo-boEsd speeEzE9es LEANED
uP0a him. i D1zn bets.- szil he, laagR,-
M. -thzt E01 On BzrlinZzz1Fl- Dear
Dz, she s1eizimed- ,.hOE oosll v0a do 50.
vhss gaming Is so-h ho-rii ha55s. WY.
s10ssInass ps0Fss ara GzEzagsl ~ Ihs bar
f1r r. Sc EEs really alarmed U11il he
sIPLasi ihzs- N i2is1i50a ofso1s csiss
Ooss. lie had be1 sozs eszz q Bz51gzns
and lad sOa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

Three more than Woald Be necessary to
a choice, with scarcely doubt that New
Hampshire, Rhode Island. Connecticut and
Kansas vii add their eighteen votes to- the
number.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

A oors<poeasaf of ths Ciaciza.ti Ga--
sils whites fnO0 FoSt Wayse that the ~
Psr saory q a th-ee saosy hriek b,.ihlins II
oourss Of oo1sfE.cs5oa IN that eity, ksII SIn-
DAY DoruinE. crushing down an Aiisizin..
hznss bgildiaE. 4Ad kilhs< Oas lza, ~
aEa aad her ehl3. and isjzrisg a Wong
Ec017 End \ s1.l boy
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

How cane surh greasy Eazs n the
oSsn = sad 6igsty sPiHztsr 10 ksE u.asSIs-
otal-Wosk why" rsPlssd the gTri. -rh.
candles feH iHt0 souss water and Fut then
into the oven to dry