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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-10-24
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

E PERSONALITY. J. Mott Smith, late Director of the
Government Press. takes passage to-day in the Non
funa for Sun Francisco and Washington, as Envoy Of
the Hawaiian Government. For two years past the
Doctor, has oficiated as editor of the Gazette, but
having now u good opportunity to r~elinquish the po-
sition, TO accept a better, has rendered his resignation.
We have always thought that lie was the person best
fitted for the Office of President of the Board Of Edu-
cation, and should it become vacant, we trust he will
be named for il. He expects to be absent till March
or April, and should he be so successful TO bring back
the ratified treaty, he will be greeted on all hands rs
the luckiest man about. We wish him q pleasant and
safe passage. |
sSEALING.-We learn from reports brought by the
schooner CGlier0, from Behring's Sea, that the Am.
bark Peru, Morgan master, that sailed from here
9th February last, and subsequently on the 9th
June, had been quite successful at st. Paul's Island
in the taking of fur-seal skins. She was at that island
Sept. 18th, nearly ready to leave, and may be ex-
pected at this pert soon.
y On our first page will be found aletter purport-
ing TO have been written from Honolulu TO Washing
ton, and published in the San Francisco Bulletin. 1t
will not be difficult for anybody to guess who the au-
thor may be. We ~purposed commenting on il and
the editorial accompanying it in the Bulletin, but
are obliged to omit the latter as we'll as the comments,
till another week, owing to the crowd of news in our
hands. -
II The steamer hlldued Will probably not arrive
from Windward to-day, and it is uncertain when she
will return or leave for Windward ports. 1t will be
seen that she is advertised for sale at public auction
on the 81 of December. This is designed 10 open the
way for any parties, who may wish 10 tender for the
subsidy and introduce inter-island steamers.
REFUSED To WoRK.-The gang of Japanese coolies
lately engaged for the Ulupalakua Plantation. fifteen
in number, refused last week TO work any longer,
and were sent to the Jail AT Lahains. They say they did
not come TO these islands tolabor, but to better their con-
dition, and to see the sights. Capt. Makee went up last
week to Maui, and may succeed in inducing them to
return TO work -
= We are happy to welcome back Capt. Godfrey,
of the Montana, formerly master of the steamer -ijdr.
Since he was here two years ago, he has been running
TO Oregon and Mazatlan, in the service Of the same
company he is now with.
= We understand that Colonel Prendergast has
resigned the superintendent of the Water Works, to
accept a position near His Majesty.
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The L,TE X. B. NEVILLE -The tragic death Of
this gentleman will be deplorci by ali who knew him.
He has been u resident Of these islands for some If
teen years or more. living, until lately, in this city.
He was known as a hard-working. industrious mechan-
ic, and having saved up q little property, retired TO
kona, Hawaii, TO enjoy a quiet life with his family.
There he engaged in merchandising, held several off,
ces under government, and was a worthy citizen.
During the last Summer two Of his children (both
bOys) died. leaving two daughters, who with his wild
ow survive him. He was insured in the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company for five thousand dollars in
gold, which will 60 10 the benefit Of his family. On
Thursday evening, Mechanic Engine Co., No. !, of
which he was long q member, me, and passed the fol-
lowing resolutions:
heard, viii unfeignei sorrow, Of the melancholy death Of our
late Brother and Member, r. b. Neville aad rssrsss.
by this dispensstion of Divine Providence, and DESTROYS Of
expressing their regard for the memory OF one ~ universally
esteemed therefore.
RsSofued, That by his death the COMPANY have sustained a
great loss and that upon this melancholy occasion it affords
us satisfaction TO bear tribute to the memory Of one ~ uniIng
10 MS services, and vigilant IN his duties As a Fireman
Resofued, That from the foremarship Of the Co 20 which he
belonged, he hSd been elected. to the office of Chief Engineer of
the Department. which position he had filled with houor to him.
sell, and satisfaction 10 all concerned
RsSOiUsG, That he had qualities which inspired confidence and
citizen.
Rssoired, That we deeply sympathizc viii, his tereavei
family in their irreparable loss.
ReSolueS, That his Co. wear the usual badge of mourning,
and that the Engine House Be draped in mourning, for thirty
days
letter Of coincidence, be forwarded 20 the family Of the deceased,
Resoired, That these Resolutions be published in the papers
Of this city. Ter order. /
il DowsETr- i
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FOR GRANT.
Total.

Mississippi, with Z votes. Texas with 6, and vir-
ginia with 10, are not qualified to vote. You will
notice, the Southern States are considered doubtful,
for Ku-Klux-Klans may defeat the Republican par
ty in that section. Now, c~onceding to Seymour the
doubtful States, he then falls short t~hirty-one votes.
What States attributed TO Grant will join the Demo
craey1
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r. Rev. Mr.. Bissell of San Francisco, who was
invited by the Fort Street Church to become their
pastor, and was expected in the steamer, has declin-
ed the offer. His own people paid off the debt
to release him. -
y THE WIZARD holds forth again tonight at the
Theatre. Those who have not seen him perform his
wonderful tricks, and those who have and want to
enjoy another good laugh, had better SO tonight.
y Messrs. Hymau & Brothers are just opening
their fall stock of clothing, which they assure us is
unsurpassed by any ever imported, and will be sold
at the very lowest prices. See their card and then
give them a call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-04

TOR NEW ORLEANS,
calling at Havana
The well known steamship
YAzOO Captain Hodges,
will leave pier c6 North river, on
Sal rday, November Z, at O'Clock r. NJ
Through and through bills of ling given TO Calves
tom ndiannla Lavacca and Rockport Texas; Mobile, Ala
and to all points the Mississippi river.
For freight passage apply -
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO., 50 Liberty street,
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LrOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il THE CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships OF this line will leave Pier NoS North river
al 3 o'c ock Y. NJ, as follows:-
GEO. WASHINGTON. a aser. Saturday, November
CORrES. Ne Saturday November ID
Freight taken for ST Louis, Mobile and Galveston u
through rates
For freight or passage apply to the agents,
a. b. CROMWELL y CO., IS West street.
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.COASTWISE STEAmShiISs
DACIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP CcMPANY'5
i THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
Through rates New forA ~ San Francsco.-
~ at Cabin.
ogs,de Isside. Second Cabin sesrsvs
Steamers above line pier No. n North river,
foot OF Canal street, at " O'Clock noon,
-Four times month,
except when those days fail su day then the osy pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult Medicine
and attendance Tree.
S.ye.,s.r \ a.hsxA, Captain Gray, connecting with
Steamer leaving November connects closely with steamer
CHINA leaving San Francisco December tor China aud
Japan.
For passage all further information apply
Companys ticket oice he wharf foot Of lanai street.
y. X. BABi. Agent
NJ 0TICE TO SHIPPERS ny PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
IN tompanys steamers via Panama Steamer ALASKA
tais on Monday November X NJ. Freight received
I'll y. M. Saturday, November7
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly Thursday, OF o'clock r. NJ precisely,
from pier No. 4 North river
EAuLE, Captain N. H. Grecne tvs NassauL.. november
MOkhO CASTLE, captain H. November y
COLI MBIA, Captain H. Van Sice NOVEMBER -
uE0R0R = HARTsoy, President
No. Ro-,rs oreen.
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LNOR CHARLESTON, 8. G., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
the South and souhwea Regular Line-rhe Al fast and
reliable steamship SARhGOSSA, NJ. b. Crow- commander
win sal Thursday November s. Al r. NJ, from pier No.
Norh river
Cabin passage reduced TO $lh
Through bills Of laaing all points South ami Southwest
Agents In Charleston avenei Co.. forward goods free
OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARy, ~ william street.
The ns steamship MONTEREY will sail the following
Thursday.
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THoR MOBILE-vIA FERNANDINA ROUTE.
Il The Al steamship GEOR Ia Captain Jerry Smith.
leaves Wednesday, November4, from pier 20 North
at r. NJ.
The steamer MERCEDIrA win follow Saturday, No
vcmber z.
Is receiving. Insurance guaranteed 70 Mobile at IL
per Through rates TO all points Ia the interior.
For freight or passage apply 10
l. k. ROBEnTS. Agent, ia Cha nbers street
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L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
The New York AMI Charleston toAmship Companye
nrst class sidewhecl steamship
MAMMAL. AN, Captain woodruff,
Saturday, November q at r. NJ, sal Ing from pier
North river.
Superior accommodations for pa ssengers.
Thruu passage tickets bills of issued
necton rolina Railroad poiuts
Southwest with Florida ports Insurance
by this line = per cent.
The JAMES ADGLR will follow and sail Tuesday, No.
vember 10.
HENRY 4. MORGAN A CO. Agents,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-17

JANUARY PRICE LIST AT SERwooD's.
The lowest prices yet made.-The large
retail House of Il. P. Sherwood has opened
the years business with sale of 10 cases of
the best makes of Domestic Ginghams at
l211a cents, goods worth 90 cents Extra
fine Bleached and Brown Shcetings at l3Ja
gents; heavy Sheetings 10 cents, Sherwood
is also making and immense sale of Dress
Goods, Cloths and Sbawls He is retailing
splendid Wool Long Shayls at So 90; all
Wool Csssimer, at - cents, worth 81 30; and
Beam Cloths and Cloakings at 81 50 to
81 80 half price; and Empress Cloth and
Merino at is cents to 81 90.
Bear in mind. Our citizens should bear
It In mind that Sherwood, of Cleveland is
making closing sale of Army Goods and
Blankets; he is retailing the new Cavalry
over coat at So 90, and the new Infantry
over coat at S3 90.
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p.,,.vr.scbools-We learn fro

The Bellevue Schools.-We learn from
the Gazette that the public schools of Belle
vue opened on Monday Of last week. Sew
eraI accessions have been made, and the at
tendance is quite large in all the DEPART
men,s. The names of the teachers are -
W. II. H. AvERr, Superintendent and Prin-
cipaI of High School; Miss L. NJ. BATES,
Assistant in High School Miss E. H. Nc
EtxANY, Grammar department; Miss L.
HASKELL, intermediate; Miss HATTIE
sMrrH, Secondary Mrs. s4KE DRURT, Pm
naary; Nr.J. Mixers, German School The
number of scholars in elch department IS /:
High School, 81; Grammar, 35 Interme-
diate, &c; Secondary, 81 Primary. "a;
t,erman, 40, Total, 2G6-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Surgical OperatioBs rendered Bsesssl The ipsssi,,
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afthe new patent improved ivory eye cups. MANY
Of our most eminent Ply seiAns, Oeulists Stsdpnts
snd Divines have had their sisht restored and per
msnently cured Of; 1. Impaired Vision. 2 Prs.
bEoP a, or Far Sightedness. q AslhsuOpin or Weak
Eyes. PiphOra-Runnias or Eatsry EJes. S
Sore Eyes. KeAkness Of the Rstina.- or Ostie
Nerve, oPhthaipiA, Or InasaastiOu of the Eve
and its sPPendAges. 8 Ph0iophobia, or Intolerance
Of Light. 10 AyodesObia seeing moving PEGS or
floating. II obsearity Of Vision. II Ca,arseta
Partial Blindness, and the Worst disorder, ef N.
Eye ANY one can use the Ivory Eye Cups, With
ouethe aid of Doctors NeJicins SO As to reeeizs
immediate beneficial results aud never wear sp~s.ae
les; or if useing noW, 10 lsy them asi5. forever.
Over 5000 certificates of cases where care was PEE
ViOpsiy guaranteed, maybe seen q tsurescs Ne
guarantees cursin every ease where the directions
are followed, or We viii refund the money. For
sale By Druggists and OeuliAts. To receive our
Trestisson the Eye, As pages, BY return mail free
send your full address to Dr.. J. BtLL CO. No.
81 Liberty ST., New York, o Box sS7.
RTFor the worst 'ses Of N yOPia, or NeSr SIGHT
sdness. use our New hyopic Attachments, eAsily ai
justed aad applied 20 the Ivory Eye Cupa Send fer
Pamphlet. Travelling Agents. psnted-gcod com
mission paid. selling crthe Ivory Eye Cups is a
pleaiant and honOrabls employment desirable Tor al
Ladies', Clergymen, Teachers Stu eents and Farmers
and fO7sl Who desire 10 make an honest living by
4n essy employment. All PersOus asking tsIastO
Age4 must enclose rs cents pay postage and cost
Of printing materials containing Information for
AGENTS 5l-Sif y S-B.s %.
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The New Gospel-The admission of
Mr.. REEsg aud wife, cplored, to the Com
munion Of the Methodist Church, in this
place, has occasioned the withdrawal from
the congregation of T. p. FINEfRocK
aud one or two of his friends from the
Church. The Church may thank them
selves for the riddance. There is no ChuIch,
north or south, that does not admit the hum
blest and blackest and poorest of Christ's
followers TO its Communion table, and
these seceders will have to take their |, lace
among the goats, where they belong. II is
nowhere written that Christ came into the
world to save white sinners.
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No MORE HARD TraEs.--Fhe hard
times, which people have been growling
about for 50 long, are about over. People
can now buy dry goods at lower prices than
they we're accustomed TO pay in gold before
the war. This year is the harvest year for
farmers aud no mistake. Brandt d COndit are
selling dress goods, furs, embroderies,
shawls, cloakIDgs, kid gloves, and all sorts of
fancy goods in immense quantities and at
low prices. The ladies always make their
store one of their principal points on their
shopping excursions and every day. brings
them customers from all parts of the coun-
try for 25 ard 30 miles from town.
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A Murderer Caught.

A Murderer Caught. t.-One of The four
men who were concerned in the late murder
of banker iu Springfield, was caught IN
Elmore few days since. IL will be rem
ewbered that in the confusion consequent
upon their discovery before they had finish
ed Pillsgiog the house, the villains left in
hot haste, one Of them sua,chipg aud wear
ing away the old msu's hat. The names of
the murderers were given to the police by a
disrePutable woman who knew them aud
accompanied an officer tn EImore in pursuit
This one, whose name we did not learn, was
ssrested with the stolen hat on his head.
Only one is still n large.
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At 80 Cents on the Dollar.-BorKFUz
told good brother democrat that he would
sell the two 81, OOO City Bonds at 30 cts, on
the dollar, rather than not have his way in
the matter. Wouldn't it be well for the
Council 10 investigate his little transaction
in the bond matter.
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d"
Fancy the Dlsm ay which would prevail
thousands Of Households il it should be suatrulv
HnnoHzeed throughout the United States, ,Csnsfss
the Westludies aud Spanish America that M more
Of HOSfEffER's BlTTERs would be nianafsstaF.d
and that hsnceorth the Gran Specific for RysPspsis
and preventative Of all mstrozs diseases would he
lost to the world. This <baiozs,Re feeble, the de-
sPondent; the tTavser, the roys GER tbs miner the
ssdsntAry. .stasent the:sslet on seffoatisr o. civ
iFzaiion; the toiler, OOoPe up in crowded city tsns
usnts; tae sopvaleseest, sealing iDTs sorani The
shiTerirg victim of agss. ant tasi nervous sf both
sexes everywhere, would lSkra With yrisf too Sisvp
for w6rds, that the most esisa-zts rrsetits, in
vigsr.ut axsrssSfive OF te age, MA tesn Efstted
out of existsaSs 'AssA pfeiAtdrS saikioss 10 epi-
smc disease, asniSi sriinnIant APFsmotsS Of con-
stitutioaSl Figor, appe.izsr, astosn sShie, aal
reusayyfef nefsoas1 aehflis ,no nd end prpsa I
tiOa has ssera tkined the tpatatIon Of RosieneF1
Hitters. Itisths Household 7 ne Of the 4asrieaa
people-has been , for twenty Tesrs, AMI iasH Ia,
mn probability will lie for csltnriss to cone
The magnatss Of Science cognire It's merits; and
that Il Is saPhatically the msdeins OF the lnisses n
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Rollsrsville The store lately owned
by E. SMEEp, at Rollersville has been pur-
chased by G. NJ. ESrsNISeFH, who viii carry
on the business at the old stand. Mr.. SaEKp
& GEo. VANsICKLE have purchased saw
mil. about mile and half above the ST.
lem Church.
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Il W. BUcKLAND, 4. M,
Arrest at ClYde:.-On Monday +, bar

.a Arrest at Clyde-On Monday hard
looking customer was arrested, al Clyde, on
authority of telegram from Cleveland, de-
'scribing Inc fellow-exactly and stating that
he had 800 counterfeit bill in his hat.
The stranger tried to pass the said bill at
several places near the Depot but failed, and
al last started for the southwad. bound
train, which was thcn Just moving Atthis
jGncturo he was nabbed and taken TO the
Juucliuh House and searched. Just before
he started for The train he was seen to place
the 800 bill in his vest pocket, and the Of
icets " no arrested him were ef careful not to
let his hands free but upon search no bill
codld be found. The suit which he had on
when he left Cleveland, and Which was de-
seribed in the telegram was found in a
small valise, he having put on new suit
hat And all, probably after reaching Clyde.
He was retained in custody until the officer
from Cleveland came to take him in charge.
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The Lost Child. ..9fhe psrcrts 0f Lille
Bower the lostch Id. have no, yet found
hsr. Thsy trsced gypsy family. who had
in their possess on child answering to a e
description Of their little girl, from Wood
vile snd Elmore 20 Perrysburg, where ihe
trail was lost. They say they have found
FIVE or six little children that are supposed
TO have been stolep, aud d" not desprr Of
recovering their own.
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Personal. Weston, the walkist, went
through this place on Saturday on his way
eastward. People don't take stock in him
now.
We are glad TO learn the HoS HoNrK
EvERErr has been improving in health ever
since his arrival in Columbus.
-KIT DoUGHERrY, well known to our
readers, is now operating the telegraph lines
in the new city of Cheyenne, Dakota.
Lieut.. HUDSON, Of Clyde passed an ex-
cellent examination, received his commits
sion as "a Lieut.. U. s. 1. and left last week
to join bis regiment in Texas
--OHAs. CLArP, has fully recovered from
his accident Of few weeks ago.
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List of Letters remainr 6 pnc ylad TO-
in in the Post tIffce at Eremaili. q iq. Of
ThuTsdsy, Januafy l6, 1865 s,...l.l,,a,r
Cbas H Bennett Miss Netis Kline =.
Fred BenGer2 2 Elward Lemon :.
john Biukley sa 'o II Lehnsuh 'S
Miss l. E Bar Jas W Laird 7s'r
Moore & BecenellI 4Ftanc Matak h,-A
Amsa Butler2 Isaac W Moore
MICS Harriet 'Croizer Mrs Sarah O Pearson
Miss j. 5 Clarss s' Ellen Pete II 80
ABsen. b Clark ,r,s Enos Peters
N j Dagis,-,v-s,,.l 4, y Ohm Right sfaf
Henry Engler, Mishaei Reed
Miss Phcb Fils6n Miss Cathrai'e SIemei
Miss AunaFluiaerfelflD Daniels & Son
Mr.. -Gink'ns siedH = franklin SchatE
Mrs Anna Henry, Joshua Shawl yei1
Geo w Hopkins Noah Stenberkl
Geo w Hoffman VIM W Sher
j II IRWIN - John Walhern' % Fs
Mrs Elizabeth kriley NJ Wadsworth = c
Geo Kline Miss E J Whitsell 2
II w RITNKT AMI II NJ
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Dry GooDs at Bristol d Taylor's, for
thirty days at great bargains.

WESTON THE GREAT WALKER Our
WALKED BY A LADY-She was to walk 300
miles in three consecutive days by walking
81 miles the first day, 100 the second day
and $50 miles the third day. The irst days
walk she performed with ease, the second
day she was somewhat fatigued, but on the
third she arose fully refreshed and vigorous
aud progressed well until about one O'Clock
when her attention was arrested by which
she lost two hours in going with the constant
throng going 10 and from Harris Photo
graph Rooms in Bucklands New Block.
She was justtw hours behind time. "a
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Paw his Bill

Pay his BilI.-NAr HAYNES charged
the city some $500 for the blinds which
enclose the cupola Of the engine house.
EpaERroS says he will furnish the same
things finished in as good style for $l4.OO.
People can see for themselves the difference
bstweeu Republican and Democratic prices.
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To MAZE A LONG SroRg SHORT, the
place TO buy your Readymade Clothing is at
D,yfons' Store There can be no mistake
aboilti. He has the largest stock in town,
eyerybcdy buys of MIN and hecsnHfford to
sell cheaper than anybody else. Go TO his
store and you will find anything you want
at your own prices. I.a-s r ,aHe 81,
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MarriaQfs
~ e s,s sEYYe,siasL;ssY ;s.Ys s2gss1s sEs. ssE;sa.ifiC

,hI In a,s %,s1sseasI ], Is sSEss sEEtn sEsni1 kS
by the Rev. X. Brass, Rector st. Paufs
(EpiscopaI church. DR.. J. B. GREENE Of
Woodland, Ind, (formerly pf FremontFO n
to Miss Mary Z. HAGuEr 81 0ishawaka Ind.
On Thursday, January, 9th, 1863, at the
residence Of Mr.. JosEPH CHAPMAN, by Rev.
E. Bushnell, NJ RARa 2 RscKIAsD Jr, 10
Miss LIzzIEJ. CHArMAN, all Of this city.
Dec, 25tb, 1867, by Rev. II. LING, Mr.
JAMES ENDsLEY and Miss FRANcKs HEBER-
LING, both of Washington TP.
By the same. Jan. 5tR, 1863, Nj IJoHA y
HUBER and Mrs. ANNA MARIA FRIEDER, both
of Fremont.
by theieaueE Jan. 9sh, 1865 SMf. AAR6s
KRErLrcH aud Miss n MGReAkkr HKsRY, both
of Rice TIP.
By the same, Jan. 14ih 1868, Mr.. CHARLEs
A. MIcHAELs and Miss ErizAsErH BKEKMAs,
both Of this vicinity.
: Jan, 9lb, by Rev. E. Bushnsll an. ksFS1I
LIAM h. GILcHER with Miss MINNIE ROsEN-
RAuM, both of Saudu ,kyTf,D aKAG(
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Another Suit-It is becom

Another Suit--lt is becoming quite
popular 10 sue the city, since people ave
found it can be done, and the probability is
that in q month, there won't be piece Of
property belonging to the corporation with
ont am attachment oD il. The Fremont Band
a,as sued the city for pay for services done
last summer, at YoUSG's grand review.
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Cupid dAbroad.-Last Thursday RALrH
p. BucKLAND, Jr., was married with Miss
LIzzIE CHAPMAN, and the twsin left On
Medding trip to Detroit. Both parties are
great favorites among both old and young,
and if they enjoy half as many happy days
as their friends gave them good wishes, they
have long life before them.