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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
S M I T HIS
Boot, Shoe and Leather Store.

NEXT door to De~ey's Bank, Charlotte, N. c.,
Is the largest Wholesale and Retail Shoe Establish
ment in North Carolina. .-.... .
The quality of their Stock is superior in every re-
spect, and unequaled in style, finish and workman
ship. The prices are low be afforded.
They buy their Goods exclusively from Manufac-
turers, or have them made to order They pay no
rent and do the business themselves and can there
FORE and will sell all styles and qualities of Boots
and Shoes at lower prices than be found else
where in this market. Every pair of Boots and
Shoes is warranted represented. ssOne price to
all, and "fair dealing" is their motto.
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CUTTING TIMBER.-A Canadian writer, after
long experience finds that timber cut in August
is much more durable fer all purposes than when
cut at any other season. White oak posts and
black oak rails cut in the winter do not last, on
the average, more than ten or twelve years, while
some oak rails made from timber cut in August
have been in use forty years, and are yet sound.
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N ew tore and
NEW GOODS.
J. ESSLER 81 co

at EaAmweiiers old stand I'd door from Brem Bron
+ Cos Store,)
Have just received large and general assortment OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.,
Which they offer to the public at fair and soma bic
prices.
The Stock of Dry Goods for
Fall and Winter Wear,
Will be found to be e the best brought to
this market. The ladies are particularly invited to
call and examine goods and prices.
Ready--Made Clothing,
Of every description, for and boys is being Of
fered at remarkably low rates
CAPT. J. ROESSLER respectfully requests his
old friends to give him n call this Fall and Winter.
and he assures them that he will continue to exert
himself to please them in the future as he homes he
has done in the past.
Sept q, 1868. ! ROESsJER b 20
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DIR. JAS. N. BUTT,
Druggist and Chemist.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
in Drugs and Medicines of every
49, description and kind,
CD Corner Trade and College Streets.
CHA V TIE. N. c.


Pure No. l kEROSENE-it is safe and nome plo-
slve If lighted torch be plunged in it, it will ex-
tnguish ii quick water. Ii is from six to eight
times as cheap candles, and from four six times
brilliant. --' - =
Buy Lamp, which | can sell for 50 cents and if
1t does not give perfect satisfaction you may return
it, have just received splendid lot of new Lamps
Call and see them.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

pa~ To cure and prevent chicken cholera
Take pound lard, OF. asafetida l o. pull
verified red pepper; melt over fire and mix well;
parch brown one gallon of corn, and mix all TO-
gether and feed two or three times week. If
any should be too sick to eat, put lard mixture
down their threats =
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Sensible.

a young fellow at the North. who had lost hi
Mary Ann, instead Of taking cup Of coll
poison, invoked his muse and got off the follow
ing machine poetry for the benefit of his ''South
ern cousin,' young lady to whom he turns 70
consolation. Hear him:
Oh! Fannie dear, and did you hear.
The news that's being told
Almeda has got married
And left poor Bob in the cold
No more up in the Hollow I'll 90
Almeda for to see,
For now she has got married
A jolly old bach I'll be.
For now she has left me in the cold
To travel the wide world through,
LII not sit down, with fear or n frown,
But paddle my own canoe.
Oh. up to Spotsvile she did 90,
Her cousins for to see,
She fell in love with another chap
And back she went on me-
On Monday night he first did see her,
His heart by storm was taken
On Thursday night he married her,
If L AM not mistaken.
Her name now is Williams,
historic namo you see,
Schuyler did not sound we'll
So changed the name did she
And now she has gone and done it,
And | don't care a sham,
For she is welcome to him
Or any other man.
Her mother is almost crazy,
Likewise her father too
But Bob is just old peaches,
And knows thing Or two.
And now she has got married,
May her good luck attend
And stay by her always
Until her latest end
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NEW FALL GOODS.

A. SINCLAIR, at Springs Corner,
Would respectfully inform his friends and customers
that he is now receiving his NEW STOCK of Fall
Goods
He is offering full supply of everything found in
first class
Dry Goods House
At as REASONABLE RATES rs they can be pur-
chased in any house in the city
Remember the House, the Old Stand at Springs
Corner. A. SINGItIR
October 5, 1868
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40 Years before the Public.

! u
DISEASED LIVER
I@g~ Read the following CERTIFICATES from
persons of the highest responsibility ia
LIVER COMPLAINT
REV. DR.. G. F. DEEMS, august 23d, 1862 says:
81 have derived great benefit from these Pills, and
have known many families and individuals who have
found them very beneficial and / have also known
physicians in excellent standing to recommend them
to their patients For all diseases arising from dis
orders of the liver believe they are the best med-
cine offered to the public. ....
Rev. JOHN W. POTTER, Snow Hill, n. c., (January
9TH 1863 says "For twelve years ! was great
sufferer. My liver diseased. | lost my flesh
and strength, and my skin seemed changed in its
color by the bile with which my system
charged. became subject to frequent and violent
attacks of bilious choGc, every attack leaving
weaker than its predecessor. The physicians had
been able to patch me up little, but my health was
in dcplorable state. / had taken patent medicines
until l was tired Of them. Without energy COM
fort was barely able 20 go about little. Atlength
yielded to the earnest persuasion of friend and
commenced taking the HEPATIC PILLS, with no
confidence in them. They acted Ike charm me-
From that hour have improved. Ihave persevcrcd
in their use, until now, by Gods blessing am well
and hearty. had negro man, who, as believe,
was saved from death by dose Of thcsc Pills. My
Doctors bill annually from 500 TO 5000 but /
have had no use for physician since / conf
IDENTITY recommend them superior family medicine.
EsF" These Pills are made by G. W. DEEMS. No.
% South Calhoun Street, BALTIMORE, Md They
be sent 10 any point in the United States by Mail
or EXP press ..........r . ...r-.
PRIcE-For one Box, 25 cents
F. SCARF, Druggist,
Special Agent at Charlotte, n. G.
IE-6mpu
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PAINTING RATs.--A Connecticut man saws
his way of driving rats from his premises is to
catch one, dip it in red paint, except the head,
! and let it go again. He finds this plan effectual
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Their Wholesale Department.

They are now receiving their Fall and Winter
Stock, the largest and most complete brought
to this market and propose to sell to merchants
NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRICES.
Their expenses being much less, and they buy
exclusively from manufacturers, there is no reason
why they cannot sell at as low prices as the New
lork Jobber All they ask is fair trial. Remem-
Der and ask for - -..... II ----. .. .
SMITHS SHOE STORE
Next Door to Dewey's Bank, Charlotte, N c.
August 81, 1868 ... .-.:
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Family Groceries,
Receiving daily at S. Crosse & Co.'S

select stock of Groceries recently purchased, which
we offer very low. Call and examine our Goods be-
fore you purchase. S. CROSSE & CO.,
..- Trade Street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
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Leather. Shoe Findings & Betting.

Their stock of Leather and Shoe Findings is most
complete, embracing every grade of Hemlock and
Oak Sole Leather, Upper Leather, French and Amer
lean Calf Skins, Kip, Lasts, &c. They also furnish
oil widths of Rubber and Leather Betting at Manu-
facurers prices .-.s ...
tablished Shoe House in the State
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Attention.

You can get Medicines and Prescriptions ut all
hours of the day and night, and on Sunday. at
JAS. Y BUTTS
Charlotte, y. C.. Oct Il, 1868. Drug Store
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Preserve this Notice

You can get at DIR. JAS. Butts Drug Store the
follouing sizes of WINDOW GLASS:
Glass Sxl0. lOx12, 1Ox14, 1Gx15 1Ox1G, 1CxIS,
l2x20, 10x23. lOx24, 12x14. 12xl5, laxlG l2xlS
14x2o. 12s22, l2x24 14x!S, 14x22. 14x24 lGx1S.
l6x2O. ltA24, lsx20 1sx22 1sx2i, 20x24, eOx3O
&c, Sc.
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DEPOSITS.

Deposits of Coin and Currency received in any
amount and interest allowed per agreement, and il
preferred certificates of deposit issEel bearing i'll
teFest rates stipulated, the City Bank of Char
lotte. W. 4, WILLIAMS. Cashier
J3iy 6, 1863. --~~. b. .- .-..
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NEW STOCK. OF GROCERIES.
WANTED.

By the undersigned, all the new work that may be
needed in the Saddle and Harness line Also, all
the Repairing that may be necessary about your
premises. Work warranted and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed.
Next door to J. Y. Bryce l. Co.'S, Trade Street
Charlotte, N. c.
Sept. Z, 1868. L. W. OSBORNE
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Bank Money!.

The highest market price paid for old Bank Notes.
and orders for the solicited at the City Bank
of Charlotte W. A. WILLIAMS,
July g. 1868. Cosbier
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ChillS and Fever.

am treating numbers of persons successfully for
Chills and Fever If You suffering this way
think can assure you of a successful treatment
having praeieed for twelve years in fever and
ague district
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Hams and Syrup

choice lot of Sugar Cured Hams and Maryland
Golden Syrup and New Orleans {new crop) Syrup,
at 1884,. 8. GROSE & cos.
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CataWba English and Classica
H I G III S G DOL,

The next Session will commence the 1st Monday
in JULY next No pains are spared in fitting
pupils thoroughly for the best Colleges in the country
and in giving them thorough business educat On
Special attention given to MATHEMATICAL TRAINING
Tuition per Session of 20 Weeks from 50 to So so
in currency.
Board in families from So to $I2 per month in
clubs at about half these prices
For Circulars and particulars address J. c. Clam
Newton, n c.. #.. a.. j. G. CLAPP. A. e. -
June s, 1868 s. II. FINGER, A b.
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Peruvian Guano,
In Store and for sale by
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & CO.
PACIFIC GUANO,
Call on HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS L co.
OBER'S GUANO.
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
BAUGH'S SUPERPHOSPHATE.
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
ZELL'S SUPERPHOSPHATE,
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT.
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
Be- Farmers can save money by calling on
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS 4 CO., to buy Cot
ton Ties.
Hutchinson, Burroughs & Co.,
General Life and Fire Insurance AGENTS.
Office on Trade Street, CHARLOTTE n. c.
Sept. Z, 1868.
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Muti1ated CURRENCY.

Ragged and defaced Greenbacks. National Bank
Currency and Shinpasters bought at small discount
at the City Bank of Charlotte.
July u, 1868. ". \. WILLIAMS Cashier
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

sL FAMILY GROCERIES.
have on hand, and constantly receiving, a
general assortment of Groceries, such Sugar Tea
Coffee, Moasses, Cheese Flour, Bacon, Corn Meal,
and everything else in the Grocery line
will sell as cheap as any house in Charlotte and
respectfully request persons wishing to buy to give
call
deliver, within the limits of the City, all Gro
ceres bought at my Store.
good lot of Castings and Hollow Ware for sale
-.. A. BERRYIILL
Feb II, 1868. Under Mansion House
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Dry Goods House
Fine Store and Elegant Goods.

BUXBAUM & LANG
Have removed from the store under the Man
sion House to the newly fitted up store of Hammond
Mclaughlin near Oates corner where they have
A Splendid Assortment
or Dry Goods, Ready made Clothing. Boots and
SHOES Hats and Caps, and every other article usually
kept in first class DRY Goods Store.
TO those who may patronize them they will say
that they guarantee satisfaction in
Prices and Quality.
Call at the New Store, Sd door from Oates corncr
and see for yourselves.
CAPT &. ii. ELMS is with Buxbaum & Lang
and Will be pleased to see his acauaintances and
friends and assist them in making purchases
Sept %, 1868.
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THE LATEST NOVELTY.

Now arriving daily, and on inspection ut the Cor
ner Store, GRAT'S BLOCK, NEARLY opposite the
Court House large and carefully selected Stock
of choice ....- ....-.s ..-.s - s.- tFE
Family Groceries, ~
Which We propose to sell low down for the Cash
either at Wholesale or RETAIL. We intend to keep
good Goods, and sell them cheap az any other
House in the city. " = , s.s1'-
We have Tagging, Boards Patent Buckle Tie, .
good assortment of Hardware and Wooden Ware =;
in fact usually kept in the Grocery line
Try us before purchasing -"- &c.
Oct, 5, 1868 W. w GRIER & co.
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Tobacco.

Smoking and Chewing, which are offering at
prices which defy competition. ..
July y, 1868. NISBET & MAXWELL
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NEW BOOKS! GOOD BOOKS!
and Cheap Books!!!

NEW BOOKS! GOOD BOOKs!
/ and Cheap Books!!! .-
Just received at Tiddys New Book Store, Bibles
of all sizes, from the largest to the smallest. All
, prices, to suit everybody.
Prayer Books, ..-..
handsome assortment, some really elegant, which
and price. Hymn Books-Methodst, Presbyterian.
Baptist and Lutheran all the different sizes pub
lished can be found at our store.
...- Albums, ~.
We have the handsomest and most complete assort-
ment offered in this market, which we offer at
remarkably low prices. They are Lppincotts make
and have the patent hinge, which, with ordinary use
will last always, and little longer.
Catholic Books.
Mission Book, Flowers of Piety, Christian Guide
g styles, Key of Heaven, Path to Paradise, SC.
find something to read for small sum. We charge
nothing for showing our goods-call and examine
whether you want to buy not.
Our stock of School Books is complete.
Wholesale buyers and Teachers buying for Schools
will certainly find it to their advantage to call and
see us before buying elsewhere. -. ---.
Stationery. ..
Something nice just received in the Stationery
Line Stamped initial paper with envelopes to match
put up in neat one quire Boxes \ full line of fancy
and plain Paper and nvelopcs
We have full stock of job Office aterial, such
as Bristol Board, Printers Blanks and China Cards
all sizes and qualities. Paper, Flatcap, Foolscap
Letter and Note, Plain. 49, -. :.
Book, News and Wrapping Paper at Manufacturers
prices. All We ask is an inspection of stock and
prices, will not be undersod.
TIDDY, & BRO.
PaCSi Raoctt
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-s TAILORING. $500.
John Vogel, Practical Tailor,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country, that he is prepared to manu-
facture gentlemen clothing in the latest style and
short notice. His best exertions will be given TO
render satisfaction to those who patronize him. Shop
opposite old Charlotte Hotel, next doer to Brem's
Hardware Store.
January l, 1868
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Wanted,

500 Bushels of ONIONS, at
Sept. Z, 1868. -.-....-- s. GROSE & cos.
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Coffee.

We hare just received a lot of Coffee which will
compare favorably, both to price and quality
with any in the city. = -
July q, 1868. N1SBET MAXWELL.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
I'm portant Notice.
III IT,. NJ . L I'll Ell p S

~ ~
H. NJ PHELPS
Has the honor to inform his friends and the public
that on account of au enlargement in his business he
has found it necessary to from his old stand
opposite the Court House. at3 that be can ney be
found at the handsome and comnlodisus
STOREROOH ON TRADE STREET.
Next to STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO., where
he will be pleased to receive his old friends ensuring
them the same attention aud treatment they have
always received at his old quarters His stock of
SPRING AND SENAlER GOOCS now in store win
compare favoraby Sifh any in this or any Southern
City. and will be sold ~
Considerably Reduced Figures
In order TO make for bis Fab stock
a full assortment Of Dry Goods and Domestcs
Dress Goods and White Goods. Clothing, Cassimeres
and Jeans.
A well assorted stock Of MILLINERY in all its
branches.
Groceries, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Notions, Hardware, &c &C.
BE- Remember the place.
IT. NJ. PHELPS
next to Stenhouse, Macauay Cos
At the stand formerly occupied by the Farmers &
Mechanics Association.
Wall Papering.
Just received 1000 pieces of Wall Paperng Also,
100 pieces bordering Paper, 200 pair Window Cur
tans. 100 Fire Screens, &c, for sale at New York
prices. III. NJ. PHELPS
August 49, 1868.
KNOX & GILL,
Cotton Factors and
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 125 Smiths Hho,J,
LAURENCE L. PRINcE.] Baltimore.
p6FConsignments of Cotton respectfully solicited
and liberal advances made thereon.
Orders viii receive prompt attention,
ESefslyer 5, 1909. 6m
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By Farmers can save money by calling on
HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS 4 CO., to buy Cot
ton Ties.
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LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT.
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
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ZELL'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
For sale by HUTCHINSON, BURROUGHS & co.
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Kentucky LOTTERY.
FRANCE, SMITHa CO.,

Successors to MURRAY, EDDY a co,
In the management Of tho Kentucky state Lot.
terry for the bcncdt Of Shelby College.
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COurt.,,JurIes.--co ,.:.o@snes' on lhe

C0uTt.-,Jurles.- Court v''nmr'enees on tne
18th OF this month. Tho following Goa, pose the
GRAND JURORS
Henry Myers, Venice.
Josiah Heltehralsc. Pleasant.
John Cooper, Loudon.
D. H. Watson, Bloom Ht9sTfrNgt y
Dahiei Keiser, Loudon. -
John W. Clay, scipio.
W. H. Free, Reed.
Rezin Rockets. HOpegell.7 'rts saa -rr,-ff 81.
S. II. De Witt, Clinton. iaa rhs avHl s,iar 7i
John HoucI, ist wArd, Tim as 'l' ene
Joel Hull, lst W. Tifnn.
John G. Gross, ls.w. Tifhn.
Andrew ]. Mittower. Reed.
John Ksgy, Bloom.
Daniel Knupp, isi ". Tim.
The follosng compose the
.g1EF-r PEfu ruRH.l = 700 10
Cornelius Shook. End Ward, Tian.
John Henbler, Venice.
Jos, p, hRgers, Seneca ya o. ksf-rsrnf rln q
David Holmes, Edens Htr.lfa ii.f rrn efrl' IH
WIN Gibson, Adams, si Hnee'eft' o. fsf ~.
WIN. Sheath, Pleasant. ~
JOSIAH Gooding, Adams.
Samuel Keiser, Loudon.
William Morton. Pleasant. = dsfetA
Noah Stab : Jackson 81 iasaggfs ~
william II. Kellholts. LIST W. Tffin.
Aadrev Dildino, Ist W. Tina.
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Miss Caroline Hays. This talented at

Miss Caroline Hays. ..--This talented and
pleasing actress has been playing to delight
ed audiences at the National this week Her
vivaeious manners and brilliant conception
Of the characters she assumes, makes her at
once a favorite with her audience. Like
Maggie Mitchell, she displays a remarkable
talent in swimming her way to the hearts
of her hearers. Her engagement has thus
mr been successful though she is deserving
y, crow 'ded houses every night She is ably
sunuor,.l b, Mr.. Charles Lovedoy, aud 9TH
ers in a vsrs !. 'eritorious mauOer'"'much
ahove tho mana, :, .,ler. Of travelling troupes.
Tomorrow and sa,urGy evening closes et
entertainments in this place, ,'uu We Woo'u
advise all lovers Of the drama, If ne! n'''
not already done so, to embrace thi' c, ''''
tunity of hearing Que Of the most ChArlnine
ing Of players, ,4 ...e.- s. ..... ...
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Fire Engine Matters.--There sec

Fire Engine Matters. There seems TO
have grown out Of the fire on Sunday evening a
Misunderstanding between the Seneca Chief Fire
Company and their Hose Company. A complaint
from the Foreman Of the Seneca Chief company
VIM. H. McNforran, has been handed the city
Council In which he complains Of the action taken
By their hose company in attaching tho hose be-
longing TO the Seneca Chief 70 tho Independent
No. engine. lie says that il was n mistake be.
cause the hose or the Independents was old snd
was next the engine whete II had to bear tho
greatest pressure of watcr, while their hose tnewl
was next the Are, where the pressure was luhtest
lie also says that the No. did not possess sum.
cient power to force water the distance required.
Further, that their hose company hal threatened
to procure a new reel in the snring and run indie.
pendent or with the No. {. He asks the C,unciI
to give his company power over anl control Of
sAid hose,
A petition from W. II. Kissinger Is also In the
hands Of the Council in which he rs m ofhcer n
she hose company, says that when he hoard the
= no was bat short distance from the FIRE s
' ". AN to the engine house, meeting the
... ..' vo Aon her way to tho hre. When he
-' -, nl.ruce No. 4 had taken position
a, ,,,. h,s oar, had arrived and the Seneca
CHEF not being in sight. 'oa know'as 'n" mere
wa. not enough OF hose % 'eaohihe hre' "nn
there being no oflccr present = sn''' 70 n,'nSen
he took the responsible iy of eonne, 's WIN .. .e
hose Of the No. which wa done, me- -,
ing tho fire. 'It needed all Of Hur hos0 ~"
both carts with the exception OF thrse se'"eur'
and all that No. had, to do any service ''Hly
idea" says this officer, "of the Fro Depa' Nnsn.
is, thatit is orgNnissd to save property and y'''
"a the reason that acted as did"
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Inteynal ReveDue.-Tho Assessors and
As,is,.nt .ssessors Of the Fifth, Eighth and
Ninth Districts net at Cresiline on wednes-
day and decided to commence tue annus'
assessment Mendav nsIt .'nd prosecute 1t to
which will prOba Wy be about the
first Of March.
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Dexter No. 2.--The Fremont Journal
says; Mr. J. T. Norris, of 'riHin, Ohio, was
in town, on Monday on his way home from
Toledo with colt which he had just pur-
chased in jackson, Michigan, for SIG. His
owner calls him Dexter, Jr., from the resem--
blance in color marks and movement to BoS-
NER's Dexter, and claims that he has already
made hetter time than his famous namesake,
We have not seen him travel with anything
like fair chance to show his speed, but
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Grand Ball. "A grand Ball win be e'-
en- at Dariows Hotel, in Republic, on Fr'day
evening, February l4th Oar friends are
requested to aid us, as we wish to repair the
House with the proceeds, All well behaved
persons are invited to attend. Cards ofAdmis-
sion IS cts. Music by the Melmore Band.