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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-07
Final Settlement.

TAMES K GLENN, Guardian of Theodosia NJ.
st Loveland, Joseph A. Loveland, and James O. Love-
land has filed mis- accounts in the office of the Probate
Court the final sestlement of said accounts with his
said wards which will be heard the first day OF April
1865 at O'Clock p NJ, of said day
WM. s. RUSSELL, Probate Judge.
Fremont March IL, 1865. 1lwSs
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Certificate of Authority.


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
CoLUNBUs, oHIo February 3, 1866. y
VLTHEREAS, the Manhattan Fire Insurance
of New York. has hed in this office statement
condition, required by the first section OF the
To regulate Insurance Companies not incorporated
by the State of Ohio passed April 1885, and amended
February 1864; Snd WHEREAS, said Company has fur
nshed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it
possessed of at esst hundred thousand dollars of
tual capital invested in Stocks onds in Mortgages
of real estate worth double amount for which the
is mortgaged; and WHEREAS, said Company has fled
in this Office written instrument under its corporate
SEAL signed by Che President and Secretary thereof
thorzing any Agent Agents of said Company in this
State TO acknowledge service of process for and in be
half of said Company according to the terms OF said law
NOW, THEREFORE,, iu pursuance of the first section
of the aforesaid act, /, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State for Ohio do hereby certify that said Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company Of New York is authorized TO trans
act the business Of Fire Insurance in this
State until the thirty day of January in the wear
one Thousand eight hundred and sixty-sx.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereuntO subscribed
rsEALl my and caused the seal of nv office to be
affixed, the day and year above written
TsTAMPl JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
12w8)
ID. S. CAMFIELD,
AGENT for FREMONT and vicinity.
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E.,,bIisI,ed ISa5.

Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. r. E. Sellers, commenced 10
manufacture this remarkable Syrup for home demand
little dreaming ii destined TO form important
branch his drug business But from year TO year the
knowledge of It's value spread IRON family to family
E ounty To county-State to State-tiu 1T may be
found in nearly every town in the Western country and
considered indispensable in thousands oil families
PROM a. CUSHING, DRUGGIST, SOUTH BEND, IND.
u. =. OWEN Esq, Dear SirIB reply 10 your favor Of
the 18th Instant would that Sellers Medicines has
fac exceeded my expectations and IN have they
failed to produce the desired effect The Cough Syrup
A. cure tor Coughs Colds &c and the cheapnees of the
rtiee places within tha reach of ALL which, together
ih its eficaoious qualities renders uuversa favor
il = Not a day passes without numerous calls for 'ths
t,ng ueedu at this OF the year. Sellers
Coa,gh syrup. A. &. CUSHING,
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
F. K. SELLERS d. CO, Pittsbure, Pa.
For sale by DR.. E. DILLON & son.
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FARM FOR SALE!
d. About 625 Acres of Msss.
Iii CHOICE LAND. YR

REING part of the well known tract
IL called the" WHITAKER RESERyA ALTON" laying
the Sandusky River, about % miles below the village
of Fremont, Ohio
About 400 acres improved, and good share OF
good state of cultivation with good proportion of
bottom lands
There are four orchards the Tract and the buildings
are ingood condition
The whole viii be sold together, or will be cut I'D in
farms Of about lzb acres each The terms will be made
easy. Apply to BIRCHARD, or
K W. B. MCCLELLAN
at Fremont Ohio, or to
A CHEESEBROUGH.
l. Fremont, April 10. 1854 atToledo, Ohio
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Ma Nv WHTNEY, Toledo, 0hID--I wIsIto express
my asInaIau of tie superiority Ot Tine Aei0dsonsa aoi
vour manufacture. The Rcedy Nasal tone usually
Meloeous is entirely Obviated by your improve
mens Wlshing you the success OG well deserve,
am yourF truly, W b. THOMPSON, RIol Music Ny :
Neysr seen any thing ofthe Anthat interested US so
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WHITNEY'S

TOLEDO, OHIO, UctObeT, lbbI.
MR. ". ". WHITNEY: Dear Sir. 1 have examined your
Improves, Neiod.ous, and lake pIsasure in saying thaI
htd ~ them all thu elements that baye been SO ldag
sought alter Your Improvement the bellows will,
aa sure, make them The PEKERCT Heed lusru-
ments. g. Z, j. y. GILMAN, &c &
Tuner aud Repairer OF Organs, Pianos and Meodeops.
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TIS FOU ND,
wATSON7S
NEURALGIA KING !

perfect Antidote, Specific, aud Cure for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long been needed. After earnest and
patient research, this has been discovered
II is called WATSoN'S NEURALGIA KING.
WstsOn's Neuralgia King reaches the source Of the
trouble and banshes the disease from the system I'm
like the untold number of Lniments and EbrocatOns
which merely stimulate the surface but temporary
their effects, and are at best, of doubtful virtue it
strikes ut the seat of the ailment arrests it. kills it.
eTadicates il, and leaves no trace behind.
WatsOn's Neuralgia King also GOut and Dyspep-
s in all their fOrls it is now giving relief to thousands
who have been suffering from these diseases, anu who
have tried all other remeLies in vain
Watsons Neuralgia Klg fas received the highest tes
tmonals from the highs sources in regard its won
derfu efficacy. 1t opera,-s with equal in mild
aud chronic cases, ailing work out speedy
and permanent cure.
Watson's Neuralgia King costs but dollar per bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
Watsons Neuralgia King the only specific and cure
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that has been dis
covered. Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS,
29yl &lo, N. z; Fort Erie, C. ".
SnIdh SIlDr iats
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STATE OF NEW YORK. ,ss.

STATE OF NEW YORK, lsS
City and County of New York. 90
VIM. T. Palmer, President and Andrew J. Smith, Sec
etary of the Manhattan Fire Co. being
ally swOrn depose and say, that the foregoing is full
true correct statement of tie affairs of the said Com
pany that The said Insurance Company is the bona de
owner Of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
tual cash capital invested in Stocks and Bonds IN
Mortgages Real Estate, worth double the for
which the is mortgaged: and that they the
above described officers of said Insurance Company.
". p PALMER, President.
lNlAutN,I ANnPENN L
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IMPROVED

TOLEDO, Ohio, October 10Th 1854.
DEAR SIR. IL Is with the utmost Willingness that give
nv testimony regards the exceliency of yoar Msle
ons After . thorough acquaintance with the instru-
ments of other makers, candor eOmPes 10 say that
those OF your manufaeture srpass them regards elae
ticty of touch eyenness of sOieng; and freedr from
all harshness, and thinness of tone. shall ,sitat-
iugly recommend them in answer to the iudui
ries OF purchasers Yours truly, h. L. SPRAGUE,
Prof otMusic, and Ofgsnist of Trinity Church.
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CURE
CURE Cures when vthsr

= Il
ay wife has been IN poor health for long tims hav
ing frequently tOcall physician 70 attend her but sine
was recently very much worse She had nivht sweats
cOughed great deal during each night and considerably
during the day. and ali supposed she was going o
with The consumption, when friend advised her to take
the Peoples Cure On taking tho medicine she psT-
eeived change at once On the third dsy she had re
covered her apPe te aud sstrpgaiping her strength
until the eighth day, not yet having taken one bottle
she has stopped taking the medicine saying she was as
we'll she wss, aud well az auy hoy could bo
and she has continued so ever sinca
PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, 81 Pearl st.
Buffalo, October 20 1862"
~" For sale by all Druggists I2ovl7
c. CROSBY, General Agent, No rs Main Street Buf-
fso, y. Y, TO whosf all orders should be addressed
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TRUTH CONCERNING
60
ST. 3
7a;1II.I.IsygH!. !. ].

GRANVILLE, Licking county, Ohio.
Messrs. r. Z. SELLERS X CO-Dear Sirs:-I have been
engaged for the last thirty in the drug and medicine
business during which time have sold all the principal
Vermiiuges that have been before the public.
Some five years agoI received asqpply OF r. E. Sellers
Vermnge which, with the balance, had to stand upon
its merits. r
Shortly after receiving it. sold bottle 70 of our
citizens Mr. Horace Wolcot and others who reported
fayorabiy fits effects that induced to in my
own family when more than my expectations real
ized am selling of 1t ten to one OF all Others in
NV store among which Fshnsstocks, Mclanes and
STaines consider it a safe, prompt and reliable Yer
mis1ge and by far the best Of any with Nek am ae-
auarted You at liberty To the above statement
over Euy signature, if you see proper.
Yours, Respectfully, A. T. PRlChAki.
Price, TVVenty-Eive Cents.
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urpass every thing this line we have seem whether
'rench Or AmericsnA A-C eqnfHereioE = 2

The sneotbeuess Of thetoue makes beautiful accom-
papiine nj for the voice. Tribune
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Accept, Mr. Whitney, my sincere congratulations
Henceorh Toledo may advantageousIy eempete with any
of the larger cities in the construction of MeodeOns
D. DEVINO, Opera Manager, N. Y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-07

Exceeds estimation every other instrument of
this general Glass; Telegram
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Principal efce and Lsbratory is at the ". 3 Of
SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets PhiladeIphta where all
letters for advice business should be directed
He viii be found there every SATURDAY. profession
ally examine Lungs with ResPirorueter for which bis
fee Is three dollars; all advice free
In New York, at No. 81 BOND Street. every TUES
DAY, from 9 A. NJ, to Pm. -
Atthe MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, Jsnusry IS. and
To- February and IS, March Is and Ie April l9 and
20, May Il and Is, June IA aud 10, July 1s and 20
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURG viii be in the daily papers of that city.
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MELODEONS.
unce having seen them, will convince the most skept
cal that they just what has been long wanting
Herald. e
am daily receiving letters similar to those above
musicians: also from persons who have the
instruments use every instrument warranted years.
have all the faeibtesfor manufacturing these Aelc-
deons (evry department being under my personal super
vison,t and Feel confident with my unsurpassed i'm
provements, that am placing before the public a
larger and with evenness of tone
not heretofore obtained by any other Melodeou anuac
turer The finish and durability of these Instruments are
second to none.
All orders will prompt attention the par
ties were hereto select Address all orders to
w. w. WHITNEY,.
15l Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio
Factory lac & 148 Summit Street, Toledo
Nov. %, 1854, to Jan. 10, lS65.' r.t |
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

PEOPLES 5a1 CURE RAsa%.ii.m. Ss5.s
81 troubled with Rheumatism for two years. suffer-
ing less every day. have taken two bottles of
the Peoples Cure and hsve not bad any pain since
entirely cured and the medicine has made feel very
light and goOd-ust ike young Dsa, though am
sixty-two years old GODFREY SCHEFFEL,
4O2 Michigan street"
Ay wife has suffering from Rheumatism of an
6ammatOry character for about six years.
times very acutey. About the first Of June last she
commenced taking the Peoples Cure and continued 70
take it some three weeks. In ten days after she
meneed, the swelling and stiffness of her joints had
teray lessened and in three weeks had disappeared al
together. THOMAS POLLOCK,
Buffalo, Oct. l, 1852. AT VIII. Glenny's,"
rEdFHs's aHz CURE Fever SP5sa ss1s..
ssBufialo, Nov. i3, 1862
'sTwo of sabscribers-0ne Of them afflicted with
bad Fever Sore, the other with Rheuplatisnt-hsving
the advertisement Of the Peoples Cure in this pa
per- purchased the medicine now sitter having thor
Oughly tried it, report to Us, commanding il most
heartily, as thorough remedy in their csse-Editors
Christian Advocate"
rEdFhEs 3hG CURE cGFss aF is. Diseases ssfa
"My face has for than ten years been greatly dis
6gured by erupOns punches, which 81 times exteu-
ded my whole body, anu for three days made
entirely blind; but having taken two bOttles of the
Peoples Cure, ms acquaintance hardly recognize
indeed hardly know mysslf-as am weu man Let
medicine prepared by the Sanitary Sociey-and think
they will not begrudge their dollar
HJOSEPR SOUR, Turner,
Buffalo, Nov. 10, 1864. Mechanic Street"
rE6FErs pFH CURE Cure; ssls sfESt@la ESsa% '"d
''I have used the Peoples Cure my family with
great benefit of Scrolula and Salt Rheum and
have recommended il frequently 20 my friends all Of
whom believe have been benefited and most Of them
sntitsy cured by it. CHAS- SCHARFF,
2T3 Main street. upstairs"
rndFGrs 5Fz CURE 'S'si Sssld.s.s. sssal'
q" have been IN feeble health since the birth of nv
boy who is now twelve years old. I have had many
troubles aud difficulties all this time uniting for
cry kind Of labor aud destroying all aly comfort. Last
summer commenced taking the Peoples Cure snd
have used tour bottles, and am almost well woman.
Nv difficulties have nearly all disappeared and feel
cheerful and happy MRS CATHERINE DEWALD.
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MELODEONS.

Really very effective ard besufu Instruments Al
that want the best will get ''Whitney's s"-BLade.
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Subscribed and sworn before me- this 30th day Jan
uary A. ID. 1865. THOS. NJ THORNELL,
TSeaLl Commissioner for Ohio, in New York.
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Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and New
York Takes effect Nav I6. 1864.
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Splendid List of Articles,

All to be sold at ONE DOLLAR Each.
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Atlantic l. Great Western Railway

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The H1srosY OF DR. ScHENtKs own Cas-,
AND HOW HE WAS CURED or CoNsUMPTIOS
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GTTRE, Cures ~ IS. Diseases gs;a
CURE 0usss ssIt ffsSs1la RSsa%I anu

fEtfbEo OOlUlI Salt hheum.
'I have used The Peoples Cure my family with
great benefit, OF ScrOlula and Salt Rheum aud
have recommended il frequently 20 my friends, all Of
whom believe have been benefited and most Of them
sntitsly cured by 1t. CHAS- SCHARFF,
Main str
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
NUN BER 49,.
Early Piety.

The following is acknowledged agood one
and will bear repeilion:
A few years ago some roguish boys in q
town not thousand miles distant from the
capital of Vermont, persuaded Joseph c., or
as be was commonly called Joe, to attend
Sunday School Joe was an overgrown,
half wil,ed, profane lad, and the boys had
anticipated consid cradle fun Of him; but the
answers to the various questions rropounded
were given so readily aud correctly that no
one could for q moment suppose that he was
not fully versed in theological lore.
Joe was duly ushered in, and placed on
seat in front of the one on which his friends
we've seated, and the recitation commenced:
"My iriend," said the teacher, "who made
the world we inhabil!"
"Eh?" said Joe, turning up his nose like
an expiring calf.
"Who made the world we iuhabit9" re-,
peaied the teacher.
just as he was about to answer, one Of the
BOYS, seated behind, inserted a pin in Joe's
pants. about nine inches deow The ornamen
tai button of his coat.
"God Almighty" answered Joe in an elei
waited tone, at the same time rising quickly
from his seat.
THAT is right" said the teacher, "but it is
not necessary that you should rise in answer.
ing. A sitting posture is just as we'll"
Joe was again seated, and the catechism
proceeded.
"Who died to save the world?" was the
mex, question. The pin was again inserted.
and Joe replied "Jesus Christi" in a still
louder voice, rising as before.
"lhat is also correct, but do not manifest
so much feeling; do be more composed and
reserved in your manner" said the teacher
in an eXpos,ua,ing tone.
Afler jos had camed down the examina.
! ton went on.
What will be the final doom Of all wick.
ed men9" was the next question up for con-
sideration.
AS the pin was again stuck, Joe thunder
ed out, with higher elevation of his body,
Hell and damnation!"
my Young friend" said his instructor,
"you give true answers to all these questions
but while you are here we wish you to be
more mild in your words. DO endeavor, if
you can, to restrain your enthusiasm, and
give less extended scope to your feelings
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary. considered as wishing TO con
tinue the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinue
ed, publishers nay continue to send them until
all charges are paid
g. Ifsuhscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place TO which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue.
T. If subscribers move to other places without
Informing The publisher and the paper is sent TO
the former direction. they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of the removal.
5. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the Office. or removing and
leaving it uncalcd for, is prima Jacico evidence
of intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
Josh Billings on Wit.

| Yu ask me to describe wit! cant dew
it we'll 1t han' got any pedigree, it is like
the wind. blowe:h when and where it lis,elh.
No man can be witty when he wants to, emmy
more than he ken be hungry when he wants
to, it cummelh to him as luv duz, be cant
tell how nor viii.
Wit is wisdom at play, while humor is
only good nature on frolic
Wit is like great strength, dangerous
one.
There is nothing that seems tew suit a wo.
mans haIte so much as jeweIry.
God save phools! and don't let them run
out. for il it wasn't for them wise men
cou'd'n get Iiven.
Some peoples brains are lokated in their
beds.
We are told that there wasn't ennything
made in vain, but have thought that all the
time spent in manufacturing striped snaiks
and muskeeteers was wasted.
If there wuz nothing but truth in this
world, a phool wud stan just as good a
chance as " Use man.
True politeness consists in being very anx.
ious about nuthing.
Robbers come just like rain, they fall on
the just and the unjust.
II a man is as wise as a sarpent, he can af
ford to be harmless as a dove.
The best place to worship Gods out Of
doors.
We are apt TO halt them who won't take
our advise, and dispise them who do.
1t is dreadful easy .u lie phool-a man
can he one and not kno it.
Elegant ltzZlIre-,hawi pluo ferhackor
and splitting in dorg's eye.
Real happiness don't consist so much in
what man don't have az i. duz in what be
don't want.
Fear is the fust lesson larn't and the last
one forgotten.
Nobody but phool gifts bit twise by the
same dorg.
A pet lam alwus makes a cross ram.
Epitaff' are like circus bills, there is more
in the bills than is ever performed.
Peace IL the enamel of the soul.
lew be healtby-eat onion and go naked.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
THE
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
NSSA GaZs &AsI&sfssAa

HAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX HORSE con-
IL cord Coaches to all parts OF California, Ore
gon and Nevada
Passengers from San Franciscoand Sacramento
for Virginia City. Estate OF Ncvada.) lllinoslown,
Grass Valley Nevada Iowa Hill and Dutch Flat.
take The cars Of the Central Paciic Railroad. at
Steamboat landing. foot OF X street. Sacramento
City, every morning aC 6. 80 A. NJ and arriving at
Clipper Gap at $50 NJ, where they take coaches
of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
and arriving at Virginia City the next day at 6
A. NJ: also. stages Gilcc from Clipper Gap o Hi.
noistown, Grass Valley, Nevada, Iowa tlil and
Dutch Flat, arriving at each place at about ~ NJ.
Also. lines from Auburn connect with Forest
Hill. Todd's Valley, Ya,kec Jim, Michigan Bluff
and Squaw Valley daily.
Stages leave Auhurn, Tor Marysville, every
morning at o'clock, A. NJ.
Office at the American Hotel. Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
Habeas Corpus.

Horace Binney, E.q., of Philadelphia, has
lately written a pamphlet on this subject,
which attracts general attention, because 1t
is in one sense a review of the opinions he
out forth at the beginning of the war. lie
mainly discusses "chat is allowe ed to he done
during its suspension" and successfully main
tains that it does not confer unlimited, but
only qualified, power on the Governments:
at gives no authority to arrest without
cause. 1t gives no authority to arrest wth-
ont warrant 1t gives no authority to arr
rest for any cause but treason. or some Of
ftnse kindred to treason, which like it, en-
dangers the public safety. l, gives no au-
,horilv of martial law, nor on the other
hand, does martial law give. any authority to
suspend the llaheas Corpus. The one proI
ceeding is civil; the other military; aud no
part of the authority pertaining TO the one
is conferred 10y the other. The suspension OF
the llabeas Corpus does not preclude judges
from Gquling into cases Of arrest made un,
der color of the suspension, in order to see
whether they come under the power thus az.
CURED"
II these views are sound, and we think
they will hardly be questioned, there is dan
ger of some of the uLderstrappers of the
Federal Administration being made to suffer
10y criminal prosecution for their unauthor-
ized arrests. One of the worst features of
Mr.. Lincoln's S rule was the entire disregard
for the Constitution and laws Nearly all
the safeguards thrown around the people
We're invaded and broken down, and life,
liberty and property were only enjoyed at
the option of the War Department. If those
who ave been busy in arresting without
cause and imprisoning without warrant, are
made to feel the weight of outraged law and
violated rights, it will be no more than they
deserve
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
TWENTY. FIVE YEARS MORE OF Ao1rATroN

TwENry.FivE YEARS MORE OF AGITATION.
1t is the opinion of Mr. Wendell Phillips,
that unless negro suffrage can be fixed
throughout the United States by an Execu.
tive coup de main twenty-five years of agita.
ton will he needed to accomplish it through
the agency of party politics. This is a de-
cided admission by high authority that the
negro question has has been put at rest by
the WAR; Direct intervention, or Execu.
tive coercion in favor of negro suffrage is
hardly to be expected at the hands of the
present Chief Magistrate. The negro machi'
merry seems to have taken to running back
ward of its own accord. The loyal Legisls.
ture Of Tennessee has distinctly recognized
The difference between black and while, by
the passage of several disquaiyng acts and
provisions. The legislature of Virginia. elsc'
ted by loyal men, is imbued with aptpro'
gressive notions which promise less than
nothing in favor OF the coIored friend and
brother. Everywhere that the work OF re.
construction is going on, the auSpicss are
decided, =, H. African