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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-06-26

From Clyde.-JUxE 24th.-Our Schools
clored last week for the summer The ex
aminations showed very positively that the
Schools in all departments have been a sue
cess. Mr.. Roberts, the Superintendent
has shown himself possessed of superior
qualifications for bis position. Under his
superintendsnce the Schools have been thor
oughly organised, and by the assistance of
the efficient corps of teachers that have
worked with him, they have been second to
none.
A meeting was held last Monday evening
to make arrangements for the celebration, in
some manner, OF the Fourth of July. 1t
was agreed that we have citizens pie mic
and celebration without any special form !;
that We, ceme together at some selected
place, with our baskets well filed, prepar-
ed for tasket dinner and a general good
time. Committees were appointed 10 sr'
range the place, provide the speakers, mus
ic, etc., with which to enliven the occasion.
We hope nothing will mar the enjoyment of
the day.
The Republican Wigwam will be built
immediately, go as to be ready for the Con-
gressionsl Convention and the Presidential
campaign. Clyde intends 10 be wide awake
during this campaign. aud do good work for
Grant spd victory.
New buildings are going up 10 every di-
rection.- Harkness & Sons new store room
will be ready for occupancy in little time.
The room viii be secoId to none in town.
J. M. Lennon. Esq, seems determined to
make something OF; his corner; what, it is
impossible yet TO tell something big, we
should think, by the commencement made
and the piles Of material on hand and COM
ing Private residences, mora than can
now count, are in course of construction.
The Universalists had very nice affair
last night in the way Of strawberry festiv-
al very pleasant, and financial success.
The strawberry season has been good, but
it draws to close. And-so must my let
ter. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mental DepressiOn.-Mental depression is a
disease of the nervous system, and, of all the ills
flesh heir to, it is the one that exeites the least
sympathy. 1t is subject of frequent jests, and is
called by various dersive terms; and although it is
often laughed at it is not easy to laugh the patient
out of the belief that his ills all real for it is
real disorder-the general features of which
slant fear, anxiety and gloom. Theexternal senses
as well as the mental faculties, often manifest
symptoms of degrangement. Noise, as of falling
water, and ringing in the ears are complained of,
while black specks and fiery sparks frequently fit
before the vision. Adnonitions likethese should
not be disregarded, they may, if neglected. ter
inmate in insanity The seat of the disease in the
brain and nervous system, and to control the
lady it is necessary to powerful tonic andal-
terative, which will correct and tone those organs
without infaming the brain. This is the secret of
the success of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS in of this kind for which it is the safest
as well the best of restoratives In fact it is the
only pure and reliable tonic stimalant known.
Many nostrums, purportng to be tonics, are putfed
up from time to time In the newspapers but the suf-
ferer had better let them alone Hostetter's Stom-
aeh Bitters has proven ITSELF by many years Of trial.
to be in every respect what it is represented to be-
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The Rescue 81, 4 T. Ool--At meet
ing Of the Rescue Hook & Ladder Company
last Friday evening, the following officers
were appointed to fill vacancies, occasioned
by the ,Foremsn. and 1st Assistant being
absent from the city; ISRAEL WALBURN,
2nd Asst, to be Foreman, GEoReE WILLIAMS
lst Asst, and J. R. Ramsey, End Asst.
The Company having in view the purch-
ase Of new uniform cap and their truck
being sadly out of repair, and having to
meettheir own expenses, they contemplate
giving dance on Monday evening, August
Sd, at Msmmoth Hall, 1t will undoubtedly
be the grandest affair of the season and they
deserve a rousing benefit from our citizens.
We understand they have also rented Hib-
herds Hall and intend getting up their own
supper instead Of having it at the hotels, as
heretofore. 1t is the intention of the Com
psny TO secure the cooperation of the
ladies Of our city in preparing the supper
and We have no doubt but what they will
contribute ehesrfully "lots of good things"
dor the occasion.
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1darins.-Phs Scow ThOs Richard Of
Detroit, Capt. LAxSsroS, arrived in port
Saturday last, loaded with lumber for NAT.
HAYNES. .She cleared on Sunday for Detroit,
light.
The Scow Kanpyre, Of Ashtabula, Capt.
LARGE, arrived in port Sunday last, light.
She cleared fer Buffalo on Wednesday, load
ed with lumber from the yard of West &
DANA.
On Monday the Schooner II. d. Roof,
Capt. TYLER, arrived in port from Buffalo,
hay::us made the trip from this place to Buff
fslo, unissding, loading and returning in
side of a wee,t- She brought variety of
goods for different firms in Fremont. She
cleared yesterday with lumber from AXIS
DEN, bound for Buffalo.
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Personal-oH1s. F. Rlqr is at home on a

Persoaal-oHAs. F. RIcr is at home on
sacrt visit from New York.
Coy. HAYES paid our city visit last
week, remaining the guest of Ma. BncHARr
until Monday evening when he returned tc
Columbus.
DIR. q. r. BAKER, Of the east side, re-
moves this week to Bellevue. Good luck
attssd him.. nr
IS. s. LosG, ESQ.,, of this city removes to
Bowling Green, Wood county, next week.
where be viii begin the practice of law
Mr. LoNe has been teacher in our public
schools for three or four years, and has given
perfect satisfaction. he was admitted TO
the bar recently and now exchanges the
school room for the Office. We wish hirs a
successful career.
Gen. @. W. PAGE, of Clyde, one Of the
old residents of this county, having extern
sive real estate interests in the young State
of Nebraska will soon make his perma-
nent home there. Gen. PAGE has been an
enterprising citizen and a successful lawyer.
and we doubt not he will soon take a high
rank with the leading men of Omaha.
We notice an old and reliable Boston firm,
HARRIS d PLUxEER, who advertise in our
column The Success" They. are a well
known and responsible firm. and have incOr-
porated the popular One Dollar Sale into
their business as a means of reaching the
masses. They offer superior inducements to
Agents, and their advertisement is well
worthy the attention Of our readers.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
BRAINARD LODGE, F. d A. NJ,
FREMONT, June 22d, 1868.

BRAINARD LODGE, F. d A. NJ,
FREMONT, June 22d, 1868.
WHEREAs, 1t has pleased Con to remove
our beloved and worthy brother, HIRAN W.
BRIsroL, from his work on earth to higher
and happier sphere of action in the world
above, and we have this day buried his
earthly remains with the deep grief Of true
brothers and the last hoDors of Freemasonry;
Resolved, That we bow in reverent sub
mission to this mysterious dispensatiol of
our Heavenly Father, and realize in the
event another sdmonition of the uncertainty
Of life, and that we too must all follow him
to that BOURNE whence no traveller returns.
RESOLVED, That while SO submitting we
would express our more than common grief
over the loss cf one who lately presided over
this Lodge with so much kindress and
brotberly love, and whose cheerful tones
and counteuance ever shed light and Joy
from the East on all who were seeking light
and consolation in Masonry.
Resol;ed, That in his death a family has
lost kind father and husband, society
bright ornament and the country a patriot
soldier who had often proved his devotion to
liberty and Union on the bloody field of
battle.
RESOLVED, That this Lodge does hereby
extend to the afflicted and bereaved widow
aud orphan of our deceased brother our
heartfelt sympathy in this hour of our COM
mon grief, and commend them to the tender
care Of Him who tempers the wind TO the
shorn lamb and is the GoD Of the widow ard
fatherless
R.H. RICE, WIN.
J. v. BEERY. Sec'y pro tenn.
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Marriaa@.

At the NJ. E. Parsonage in Clyde, June
oath, 1868, by Rev. E. Y. Warner, Mr.. JAS.
P. RICHARDS and Miss RACHEL HARVEY,
both of Townsend.
The best wishes of the Printer are given
to the happy couple. May they enjoy long
life and good fortune.
In Clyde, June 18th, 1868, by Rev. E. Y.
Warner, Mr.. JOHN HES and Miss FLORA G.
WTNsIow, both of Clyde.
On the Ilth inst, at the Reformed Par
sonage at Bellevue, by Rev. Eli Keller, Mr.
JAMES Il. MAUBEoK with Miss CATHARINE
GEMBERLING, both of Sandusky Co.
On the 18th inst, at same place and by
same, Mr.. JOHN FLICKER with Miss LEHuA
KIsTLER, both Of Seneca County.
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A recent writer has said that no nation
bestows less attention on the human hair,
than the Americans. If this be said in re-
gard to the oils and greases that are used,
then never was greater mistake made. We
are pleased to know Remedial Medicinal
preparation Is now offered 10 the market.
It is not one of those clear colored liquids,
whose only merit consists 10 their beauty,
but of intrinsic worth, which cures all dis
eases of the scalp, restores the hair to its
natural color, when grey, and canses new
hair 10 to grow where it has fallen out; this
is Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
We speak of its virtues from actual USE
Northern Gazette.
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Transfers Of Real Estate-For the
week ending June Doth, 1868, prepared by
W. W. slime, County Recorder:
Amos B, Baker to George Ramsay,
Hot l66, Clyde.-- .-.........-S 1900
S Il Rhoades to Jas " Rhoades, lot
393, Clyde.--. - 200
James Msnahan to John Olink, 81
acres, sec 80, Woodville tp..-.- 1000
@ A Munk TO Isaiah Obermoyer, 80
93-l0O acres in sec 2, Washington. 2205
Isaiah 0bermoyer 10 Lewis Ober-
moYer, lot 81, Washington Station, 100
E q Gillette to T q and W Patterson
40 acres in sec 6, Scott ...-...... I4O0
Henry Lesher to Eyalins HerB, lot
5yI, Fremont ----.--,---,,-.-,, 2400
Christian Fisher to David Harley, so
acres in sec l9, jackson. -. ....-. 1860
Hiram s George to Dewitt @ Wads-
worth, 20 acres in sec 3, Townsend 600
z Fl Underhill to Jane Fry, IS acres
in sec IL, saDdusky 1900
Paul Cores to Frederick Wunderly,
lot 67o, Fremont .-.. 300
Rodolphus Dickinson to Clara NJ Au.
drews, part of out-lot l4l, Fremont 1900
Ambrose Ochs to Zach Ross, in-iot
Is5, Fremont ---..-........ a6OO
Charles KeiseT to Jacob W Smith, 40
acres in sec 35, Rice ice...- 500
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FRON BUPFALO-By New York Time from
Depotcor. E1eange and Michigan streets
500 A. NJ. New York Day Express (Sundays ex-
eepted.l Stops at Hornelsyill aQ9 m lBkftE
Susquehanna l;221 "A. Dinel; Turner's $50 D
m, tSupl, and arrives in New York S:25 m
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware Lack
awanna & Western Railroad and at Jersey
Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
+ Washington.
$50 A. N. Express Mail, via Avon and HorneIs-
vile Sundays excepted.l Connects at Elmira
with Northern Central Railway for Harris
burg, Philadelphia ahd the South, and arrives
in New York at 7:40 m.
2.35 P. NJ Lightning Express lDa,Ivi stons a.
HorneIsville 6:ln In Supl and arrives in
few York 7:4O m, connecting st Jersey City
Z : 9Th Morning Express Train of New Jersey
Railroad for Baltimore and Washington.
7.35 P. NJ. New York Night Express ss,,undavs ex-
eeptedl stops at HcCiTnellsville il:Os D m, in
terseaccsing with the $50 D m train from Dun
kirk, and arrives in New York at l2:4Opm
11.20 P. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sundays except
Cd stops at Susquehanna 7:4S m, (Bktt;)
Turner's 13T p m, (Dine,l and arrives in New
York at 3:55 p IN. Connects at Elmira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
points South, and at New York with After
noon trains and steamers for Boston and New
England cities
Only one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
2:35 P NJ. and reaching New York at 7:40 A NJ
Boston and New England Passengers with their
Baggage are transferred free of charge in New York
10 To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest, passing
through the beautiful valleys of the Chemug Sus-
quehanna, Delaware and Ramapo rivers, an ever
changing panorama of natures beauties commands
attention.
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O. M. MoxreOxrRr, Sec'y.


Death of Col. n. W Bristol.-our
people were shocked and panied to hear of
the death Of Col. BaIsroL, which took place
in Sandusky City on last Sunday morning,
after brief illness, the disease being spot
ted fever. Col BkIsroL had been 10 Sandusky
for short time, on business, and was stop
ping ct tie West House. Oa Thursday
evening, Of last week, he was taken sick and
sent for physician Friday be grew worse;
and on Saturday. there being no improve
meut, Mrs. BRIsToL was telegraphed for and
reached him. There were several other
Fremont people with him, and be received
all possible care and attention, but bis case
was hopeless, and on Sunday morning at six
O'Clock be died. His body Ass brought to
Fremont Sunday night by the cars and met
at the depot by large number Of Masons
and friends who attended it to his residence
and rendered such kindly offices as the case
required. The funeral took place on Mon
day afternoon, the remains being followed to
Oak Wood cemetery By the Masonic Order,
the Fire Department. and large concourse
Of citizens.
Col. BRIsroL died in the flower Of man
hood, being scarcely 80 years of age. He
was born In portage county, o., and studied
Law in the Office of Judge DAY, at Raveuna.
He was admitted 10 the bar in 1858, and the
some year married a daughter of GEO.
WHrrTLsEY, Esq, of Ravenna. Removing
to Morris, Ill, he continued the practice of
law until the breaking out of the war, when
he entered the service as Captain and af,er-
ward became Colonel of the 34th regiment
Illinois infantry. In 1868, on account Of
sickness contracted in the service after the
battle Of Stone River, where he was captur.
ed, be resigned his position in the army and
came to Fremont and engaged in sctive busi-
ness unable, on account of impaired health,
to resume his profession, and IS the leading
member of the firm of h. W. Bristol & Co.,
and the late firm of Bristol & Taylor, he
was well known In business circles. Col.
BKIsroL was brave and accomplished SOL
dier, gallant fireman, a social, genial gentle
man, kind husband and father and pub
fc-spiritcd citizen. He leaves a wife and
little boy of three years TO mourn their
irreparable loss. They have the sympathy
Of the entire community, of which the hus-
band and father, now lost to them, was an
member.
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Nor DEAD Notwithstanding
all the attempts of the Wheeler d Wilson
agents to kill off and drive out of business,
jackson still lives and sells the best Sewing
Machines for both family and manufacture
ing. Will make standing offer to the
Wheeler & Wilson sgents, that they need
not write apy more letters trying to get my
machines from the General Agents, but that
1 will give them one at any time if fail to
sew all that that they can sew, and then
sew what they Cannot. Remember the Elias
Howe is the only genuine Howe machine.
]. L. Jackson, Agent, st. Clair's Block.
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SUGAR. SUGAR, SUGAR.-Sugar for
the million. Fifty-fve tons sugar just re-
ceived, all grades, the largest stock and
greatest variety ever offered in Fremont.
A beautiful sugar for one shilling, a very
light colored sugar for fifteen cents, white
coffee sugar for seventeen cents, or six pounds
for one dollar. Come along every body and
get cheap sugar at P. Closes.
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The largest and finest stock of Pocket
Books and Wallets, in Town, Wool Twine,
and Wagon Grease, Cloth Brushes, Shoe
Brushes, Horse Brushes, White Wash Brush
es-Clothes- pins, Clothes-lines. Bed Cords,
and Soaps of every description, and the very
best Baking Powder, Soda, Cream Tartar,
Saleratus, and every thing that you may
want, you can get at P, Closes.
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sALLyrLLH GRANT CLUB.

A meeting of the Baslville Grant olut
win bsiheld At Bebione School House on
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3Oth. AT
ter thetfansaction of the regular business
the Club will be addressed BY MAHLOs
CHANCE, Esq. The citizens OF the Town
ship are earnestly invited to attend. Come
one, come ell. By order of the Club.
--->--------- - : : -
Accident-WM. REARToE. Esq, former
ly trustee Of this township, met with q
severe -sccidsnt last Saturday BY being
thrown from horse in his barn yard.
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SOMETHING NEw.-We have all heard
it said, no doubt, that if the felloes of car.
risges and wagons were boiled in oil ii
would prevent the tires from coming off
but no one has ever tried it until now. J.
P. Moore informs us that he boils the felloes
of all his wagons and carriages in linseed
oil. He finds that it is grand thing. II
keeps the tires from coming off, because il
renders them impervious to water. So
there is no swelling and shrinking. Re-
member this when you go to buy vehicle,
aud purchase of Mr.. Moore.
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A WONDERFUL MAN.-Dr. Sage has dis
covered perfect specific which never fails
to cure catarrh in any stage or form. DIR.
Sage d Co... of Buffalo, the proprietors,
offer reward of $500 for case of catarrh
that they cannot cure. DR. Sage's remedy
is the cheapest and best remedy ever offered
to the public. Ask the druggist for DIR.
Sagss's Cdtarrh Remedy and take no othkr.
Ii your druggist does not keep the Rem
edy, seLd so cents aud it will be sent to yon
by mail.
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Runawsys-onlast Saturday or Sunday
&c JANIS MrERs, with his wife and three
children, were in one-horse wagon about
three miles west of town on the pike,
the horse took fright at the hosting of an
umbrella, and ran eff the road, upsetting the
wagon and bruising more or less severely
the occupants. The smallest child was
picked up insensible, but soon recovered.
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Extra Carolina Rice at 124 cents.
Choice Rio Coffee at 25 cents per pound,
extra fresh Prunes at 90 cents, old Prunes
at 10 cents, extra muskatell and sugar Rasins
at 25 cents, The finest Georgia Bank Cod
Fish at 9 cents. Bran new No. l. Mackerel
in half barrels, warranted full weight for
So so. also kits from $1.5O, to $3.50. Fresh
and choice Hallibut at 18 cents. Holland
Herring in kegs for $3.50. New and fresh
scaled Herring at sixteen cents per box, just
received and for sale by P. Close.
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Good Tsmplars' Boat Ride. - The
Good Tenplars of Fremont have chartered
the splendid steamer, Evening Star, Capt.
MAsIr. for IAN eseursiOb and basket pic mic
to the Islands, on Thursday. July 9tb. The
boat WIN go to Put-in-bay, touching at SAM
dusky and Kelley's Island. Everybody is
expected to take their own provisions. Tick
ets 81. 90.
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TEA, TEA, TEA, 7. T. T. I've can
beat the world in fine Tea, and we defy
competition. We can sell as good Tea for
$100, as any Tea company sell at Last
If you want a choice article cheap call a.
P, Closes.
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Another Festival aud Fair.-The
ladies of st. PauPs (Episcopal) church will
have Festival and Fair on Tuesday evening
June 3Oth, at Birchard Hall. to raise money
60 assist in defraying the expense Of recent
repairs to the church building. They have
made arrangements for an abundant supply
of late variety Of excsllent strawberries,
which will form an important part of the
Refreshments.
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil" cures
Deafness. DR.. Smiths Electric oil' cures
Rheumatism. DR.. Smiths "Electric Oil"
cures Neuralgia DR.. Smiths Electric
Oil" cures Gathered Breasts. Dr.. Smiths
Electric OiP' cures Felons. DR.. Smiths
Electric Oh cures Piles, Sores, Wounds
Burns, all infammatory and painful SWELL
ings, and is the most soothing of all known
appliances. Sold in Fremont by BucELASp
q scS and @. R. MocuLLocH.
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Piper.-E. s. PfPER, q notorious char.
scter, well known hereabOuts, has recently
been tried in Rutland, Vt, for forgery, and
sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary.
The forgery or forgeries, were committed
several years ago, on Vermont banks, to
the tuneof $s,5000. He now receives the
lOrg delsyedP punishment. The jury were
orly twenty minutes making up their vsr-
dict Of ~guhty.'A = 8 = . =
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Clyde.-Tuescsy evening Of last week
the barrel factory of Mr.. WHIrAkEE in Clyde
was destroyed BY fire. Loss $500.
A man who hired horse in Tifin for q
short ride was arrested in Clyde for trying
to sell the team and brought TO Fremont for
ssfe-keeping in Jail.
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Go to P. Closes if you want to buy
cheap. He has the best -four, for the lowest
price, also, Potatoes, Pork, Hams, Dried
Beef, White Fish, Mackerel, Cod Fish, Cat
Fish, Herring, Hallibut, Raisins, Currants,
Oiirop, Prpnes, dried Black Berries, dry
Apples, also Torpsdoes and Fire Crackers
at wholesale and retail
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MEMS oRANTcLuB
FRKxosr, June 22d, 1868.

FRKMoKT, June 22d, 1868.
Pursuant 70 call the young Republican,
Of Fremont met at the Union Club Room
for the purpose Of forming Young Mem
Grant Club, to assist in the election Of GRAM
! and OoLFGx.
The meeting was called 10 order and, on
motion. D. O. Smith was chosen Chairman
and ohas. N. Montgomery; Secretary.
On motion Committee Of three was ap-
pointed by the Chair 10 present names fol
permanent officers Of the Club.
In the absence Of the Committee stirring
addresses were made BY b. Everett, Esq.
and Prof Thomson,
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Thomson's ad-
dress the Committee on Pernsnsnt Organi-
zation reported the following names for per-
manent officers:
President JSo. L. GREENE, Jr.
Vice President JOHN LYNCH.
Secretary, W. H. ANDREWS,
Treasurer, W. L NoRroN. r,,zs---
An of whom were unanimously elected.
On motion Committee of three was ap-
pointed to secure and arrange music, in the
way of campaign songs, etc. for the use of
the Club. Prof. Thomson, ]. O. Mann and
J. M. Stewart, Committee.
Mr.. shouR Of Bsllville, being called for
made short and pointed address, and spoke
encouragipgly Of political affairs in Ballville.
On motion the olub formed themselves
into Committee Of the Whole for the pur-
pose of securing members and advancing
the interests Of the Club. t-.b..,, -, -
On motion . COMMITTEE of three was
appointed to draft Constitution for the
Club. J.L. Greene, J. b. Fowler and W.
I. Kelley, COMMITTEES. s.s.s,s,
After q stirring address from NJ. Chance,
Esq, the meeting adjourned until next Mon
day etening, at o'clock. ielr
~ D. o. SMITH, Chairman.
n NJ Movwaourpv Qoc,v