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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-27
M H" X""HA s
Oct,ylO. 1865.

THE undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing
to his numerous friends and patrons that nom
this date the charge Of the Pacific viii be $3.50 per
day. Being sole proprietor of this house, and there
fore free from the too common exaotlOn OF an IN
ordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the down
ward tendency OF prices without any falling OF OF
service. 1t will now, as heretofore, be his aim to
maintain undiminishedt the favorable reputation OF
the Pacific which it has enjoyed for many years,
IS one Of the best Of travellers hotels.
Thetable will be bountifully supplied with every
delicaey of the season. The attendance will be
found efficient and Obliging. The location will be
found convenient for those whose business calls
them in the lower part OF the eityb-and Of ready
access to all Railroad and Steamboat Lines.
SO JOHN PATTEN.
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HOTELS,
COOPER HOUSE

EORMERLY Croghan House, H, Kaufman, Pro
prietOr, corner of Front and State Sts.,
a FREMONT
Passengers carried to and from the Depot free Of
charge.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
No. 144 Superior Street,
CL E Ell Nd o.
Less than New York Prices

ENOQ SALF.-A one and a half
story new frame dwelling House, on Napo-
leon street. Contains rooms, closets and pantry
Lot contains ons-third of an acre. PTice-e2, 100;
hDf down, balance IN three aqnYal pents,
eAS6x1Ehh 4 90,
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A&- fous contaninafion until
Fhey uere painfully ahlicting, have been radically
cured a such great numbers II almost every SEQ
ton ofle country, that the public scarcely need 10
he informed Of its Tirtles or uses.
ScrofulOus poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies Of our race oftens this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of the organism unerIniues the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion oft presence. Again,
it seems to breed infection throughout the body, and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other Of its hdeous FORMS either the
surface or among the Vitals In the latter, tubeF-
cies may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tumOrs formed in the liver, or it shows
its presence by eruptons on the skn foul ulcer
ations on some part Of the body. Hence the occa-
sional use Of bottle Of this SGrs0pGriIl0 is ad-
visable, even when no active symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following com.
plants generally find immediate relief and, at
length, cure, by the use Of this SARSARARIL-
Ia: Sc. AJItkOsly's Fire, Rose Or EFJlstpesds,
Sore Eyes Sore Ears, and other eTupdons OF
visible forms Of ScTOfttlOtfS disease. Also in the
more concealed forms, as Dgspepsta, DroPsVy
Heart Disease, Ftfs, Epilepsy, NeHrGtgid,
and the various GIeeroHs affections Of the mlsc1
lar and nervous systems.
SNplti{is or YeRereaI and lTereUTSaJ Diseases
are cured by II, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use Of this medicine VIII cure
me complslnt' A e'tees5Is9a on lritef, oteIte
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by it's
purifying and invigorating eject. Minute Direc-
tons for each case are found IN our Almanac sup
piled gratis. RbeUHsoffSH and GOIsf, Rhsn
caused By acCumulations Of extraneous matters
IN the blood, yield quickly to It, as also Liver
Complaints, FOrpSdffV, C0ngesftSn OF Infdnt-
sIctsois Of the Bfuer and Jdtl dice, when arising
as they oiten do, from the ranking p0isons in the
blood. This 4RGAPARTILA Is great re-
etoreT for the Strength and yigor Of the system.
Those VINO are IdRqItid and LisfIess, DespOH-
dent, Sieepiess, and troubled with NerpouS Ap-
1orehe1lstolls OF Fears, or any Of the aGections
symptomanc OF HeGknesa, VIII ind immediate
relief and convincing evidence Of is restorative
power upon trial.
49, PREP4BBD By ft-
1n &C. AXER q CO., Howen, Hasa,
Preesical ana Analvtioal 0hea,sIss.
SOLD ~ ALI DRUGGISTS EYEayWREs.
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q#s6Ri Sen. & a NV oaAsl
Hour4


Many Pegsops atte1diDg the sessi9asof %
ReeOSdet's Court in'this city have been 'edi.
fed by the peculiar solsmnity with which
Osths are administered, and the awe with
WhiSh ihsy FFa gqqsTally tsten. 1t so-hgp-
pei s ID "a n esdsy iDOruiDg - ~
gamly boxing specimen IL the recently IL
franchised made his appearances before Of
these tribunals in the capacity Of witness.
The Judge, with an austerity Of visags has
at once creates the impression Of profound
meIanchoy, held out tie book To- witness,
and administered bis s0IsnnR adjdsstlon 20
speak the truth. u at cfhsl iC0Hclusion; Of
course, it is expected that the witness will
kiss the book. But this ward Of the ua-
tiOn" was unused to criminal proceedings.
and entertained c1fiOus ideas 81 the manner
and proPristy Of sVesFing, ana stood erect
illWhy dOu't you hiss?, demanded tie nag.
issFals. is ,noHusyao0- lEfIolsHss salt 33
iiSars vfod isdT .vsb7s,ssg sif.gyyr
Amt you going to kissg was igsln ins
quirsd. p . -,i y ''-s-i -
ssari'd repealed sbs Iassoaahsd sarksy
evidently mistakisg . shsuagaulssaof IBs
court and SURPRISED bsyond hsssouSht i6ek
an invitation, f..-.t...f i-..-
Kiss, l tsR yOuH thRRdsssd-ih Judge.
Yes, sarl yes saF' exclaimed the fright,
eDed and Trembling darksy, nsrvi1g himself
for tue cSate@Piassd salbIaos, snd Without
more ado ths leng arms o5 the uon1 oR Kan
we're thE0yA aroapd tie iudieisi Begks and
before he could Be prevented rste1tOIian
smack resounded through fbs court rOOp-
Out, youIbeastfAbelp! hslp.'sh0utedt the
uagistfatsgs But The ddafkey asejOyedg lhs
luxury and the embfsesswas reHsEsd With
Gnction..s. -.,.,, ...-..-.-.-4 ...,-.-,.
Take him Of Take him Off cried The
Court while the loud shouts of the spssta.
tors testified their sPpFeeiation Of ths fun.
AZ lasts h0Rsver, the Oflcsrsr ofsths Court
iptereFed, and the half strapglsd Judge
was rescued from The, clasp Of the literal
witness. i' 70 lsui 9za
d Catch himl Put hin ID h5ailI IN have BIN
hung were some Of the infuriztsd OEj1drga-
tis1s Of the Court Is be leaned back sgainst
the wall, his face Aushed and his clothes torn
from the recent encounter.
God in Heaven, That 1 should Be huggsd
BY niggerF and the Judge again poured
forth his y;tuFsTatiOns But1bs offending
daFksy wasas last locked up, Apd Tie ConF,
settled down to its hsbitual order and quiet.
-Nsw Orleans PicqyRe.
80. ..s.--77L-. -.----..--raiI ..r.
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BARBHRs.

srfa T. G. REESE,
DARBER and Hairdresser, st. Clair Block, op-
d posite the POstotiee, Front Street,
-.4 ~ $50 FREMONT. o
Curls, Switches and all kinds of Hair work made
to order. The Highest price paidfor Hair.
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[NOR SALE.

LUX lSA d. ~ -
I One hundred and eighteen acres Of excellent
land, well timbered. Forty acres improved with
good bearing orchard, log house and baru. VIII be
sold a. $50 acre, time payments. OF s45 an acl
mostly cash. Located miles south Of Fremont. in
Rallvie township. VIII sell in two pieces, go or eC
dANERIp AGO,
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DENTIST, will be in his office, at Clyde, the last
two weeks of each month, to perform all oper-
ations required in his profession. Satisfaction guar
snteed in all cases. Rooms at the old stand.
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALF OF

IA REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order ofthe Probate Court of
Sandusky county, Ohio viii offer for sale at Pub
Fremont, sandusky county, Ohio, on
Tuesday, September 81, 1869,
at one O'Clock P, NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in the City of Fremont, County Of
Sandusky and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The undivided south-haf of In-Lot No, SIS.
Appraised at go per foot. se .i.--.-s
TERMS OF sALE:-One-third cash IN hand: one
third in one year. and the balaneeiu two years from
day Of sale. The deferred payments 70 be secured
able annually. r-. =
Al. BROWN, Administrator
s4-S7 Of EIenor Caldwell, deceased.
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MP A z prize


SURGICAL & MECHANICAL DENTIST. Of
- fee over Bank Of Fremont, Whites block, will
be found in office, in Fremont, from the 2eth to the
asst Of each month. rf-..
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L0CKsNEIEH
STEWART,
~>oLEDo.
w. A. SMITH

30 g- w. A. SMITH,
4 RCHITECT, Toledo, o. Plans and Designs
"A > made OF Public Buildings and private Resi-
denees.
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e & Gentlemen sa d. Dsnocsasiosiudidais,
afteE haTeiDg given his ss1tiDeDlA on the
-CoHs;ItutiOR,@1 p The 'iMOpFoe docirine, and
such Ike topics, gentlemen, and be put his
hand on ths reg'on Of hishsaft, i"ibssso ass
my sentiments, geuIlens5;. .ufau homes nan
ray. sR hoeess politician; but g-nllsnsp and
fellqv eitiz-ns, if they dat suit you they
can be alteredln
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H.F. BOSWORTH, MD.
.IaHN p. ELDERKIN. srr..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 0fiee-No. 4, u
i stairs, Fsbing & Helms Block, State Street,
.Esse8 re FREMONT.
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.GTRAYED

STRAYED.
~ From Joseph Glarke's Prairie, miles north
Of Fremont, on the east side Of the river, three
year old MARE COLT, about IA hands high, al
black except left hind foot, he'd long name and tail
liberal reward will be paid for the Colt OF any
information where the same may be found, Lei.
the premises about the 5th of May last.
1886 WILLIAM GILMORE.
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MEDICAL.
a. j. BROWN.

DHYs1CTAN & SURGEON. OHiee-Birchard
Block; Residence on Public Square, corner Of
Court and Justic streets, .l.a s-.
l9-yI FREMONT, o.
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j. N. STEWART, NJ. D.,
DHYsICIAN & SURGEON. Once with Dl
il Kelley, in Birchard Block,
FREMONT, o.
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ssna'sl Fremont has gone TO D,nuasl
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron RURWYMG THE RLOOn.

The reputation this en-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous, InVeterate
cases Of ScrofnlOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by Il
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az
graYated BY the scrofn-
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Dn ,. c. AXER q co., HOwen, 1Eaaa.,
Freesioal ana As.alvtical Ohe1s.ss.
SOLD ~ ALI uHUe6lsH ElEayWREa.
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epxRKs rRoH THE WIRES.

me counting investigation in currency
printing isconoluded. Al straight.
Custom receipts for the week ending the Goth
were over three million dollars.
ne iroa-c,sd Niantonomah and other war ves-
pfeAenaions about the approach and presence Of
Spanish cruisers.
The schooner @. W. Grant, from Philadelphia
for Noriolk, with coal, ran ashore on Machapeague
Hhoals, Kd The captain and two men were
crowned.
me National Liquor Dealers Convention, at
chicago, adopted resolutions urging that direct
and indirect taxes be collected OF dstilleries by
taxing their capacity.
One hundred Mormon missionaries, detailed by
brigham Young, have passed raha in body.
Their destination is the East and South.
At the Alabama State Pair, 5000 persons were
pggcns yesterday.
me Alabama River Is very high.
Tneidea Of the Virginia Radicals is, that II the
breskiag up and reorganization OF parties were
80 occur when The Legislature meets tic Repub-
Iican party, n placed on liberal basis, win be-
next elections.
The first Of the ten alleged Couturier sugar
fraad cases, involving nearly million in gold,
was disposed OF yesterday in New Orleans in the
United States Court, the jury returning verdict
for the full amount claimed by the government
Charles Calm, who was arrested on suspicion
II being IN escaped forger, has been released on
WrsHpf Dooeas corpus.
There are hopes Of the safety Of the schooner ].
B. Martin from Milwaukee which was abandoned.
Tea persons are aboard whose fateis unknown.
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THE LITTLE INONYMAS.
Opening OF the New Founding Hospital
in New York.

With reference to the hospital for fOundlings
recently established in New York City, some Of
the New York papers have remarks upon the
rapid increase of infanticide for the past few
years. and state that in Russia the property de-
voted to the support, maintenance and correction
of foundlings amounts to five hundred millions
of dollars. The hospital on East Twelfth street
was completed on the 1lth OF October and re-
port says:
The second night after the Sisters had taken
possession of the house and put their plate on
the door, with this inscription. Founding Hes
pital by the Sisters OF Charity" and before they
were able 10 make the slightest preparation for
the reception OF children, the bell rang loudly,
and one of the Sisters going out found babe
about week old on the steps. Contributions
flow In rapidly; one gentleman promised to fur-
nish the house with all the milk needed for q
wear to come; another sent chest nlled with all
sorts Of medicines for the little ones; another
presented q few iron cribs, and others again bed
clothing and many other various articles of which
the Sisters stood sorely IN need.
The principal object OF the institution is TO rave
the lives OF babes wlo In nine cases out OF ten,
would be destroyed by their inhuman parents at
birth, and 1t is Intended only to accept babes un-
der three weeks old or Whereabouts. They are all
kept in iron cribs nicely clothed and every atten-
tion thay the best or nurses can give Is PAID 10
them. In every instance but onea slip of pa
per was left in the crib, on which the child 's
name and time of birth were written. In two
cases small sums Of money were Left with the
child, and In several instances letters addressed
TO the Sisters, stating that day might soon
come when the parents or mother might reclaim
it. were found in the basket with the Giving
gift" to the institution. The policy OF the estab-
lishment of such institutions has been profoundly
discussed in time past in different countries, but
the necessity Of looking the evil in the face, and
making provision for the preservation OF existing
human life, necessarily prevailed over all other
considerations, and hence these institutions IRE
now humanely and wisely provided in all civilized
countries where there are large concentrated pop
ulations.
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soUTHERx LEGIsLATURBs.

NASHVILLE November 90.
The Tennessee House Of Representatives
repealed the law allowing negroes to hold office
or act as tarors by vote of41to 80
MONTGOMERY, November 2c
IN the Alabama House Of Representatives
democratic member from Mobile was expelled on
the ground that before the war he had been
county commissioner. McKinstry Radical,) who
was defeated by McGee by 800 majority, win DC
admitted ct an early day. KcKinstry was in the
4 Legislature before the war, and was probate and
: city judse; his disabilities have not been re-
v,oyed. It is thought that several other Demo
srats win be expelled in day or day.
RALEIaH November DC.
me North Carolina House Of Representatives be-
ganthe investigation OF she railroad frauds to-
{ day. me treasurer was examined. He has is-
SIZED al the bonds to railroad companies There
is much excitement
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The ancient aspects OF country life arc being
gradually restored In France. Not o few OF the
Oldest and noblest families, who have Outliyed
the nrst revelation and subsequent changes OF
government. are rapidly regaining their old terri
torial importance. Keeping studiously aloof from
the public life OF the Second Empire, they are oc-
cupying themselves with the Improvements OF
their estates, and are thereby recovering the
wealth and dignity which will gradually reinstale
them In their almost princely supremacy
In the provinces. The depopustion Of the
French rural districts, chiefly from military
eonsoription, has compelled tho lords o! the soil
% have resources to species of cooperative
farming. A. community OF farmers c0nccn-
rate their efforts upon large farm, instcah Of
dividing tAem among number Of small ones.
The area 70 be cultivated consists either OF one
large estate or OF several OF lesser size, whose p
prietors. agree TO combine, the community Of in
terests being rs favorable to the landlords as TO
The farmers themselves. The operations are con-
d1cied under the supervision OF one OF the pro-
py3etvrs, or OF O general manager appointed by
either party. The system is grounded Oh i fair
division OF the produce between the landholder
anthe farmer, and the fact that some OF the chief
landowners have an annual revenue equal 20
Sas0, 900 In gold, shows taat the Old fso6seSre Is
again rising into importance.
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TIE CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
gou Mosc Got into CongrosS-What
YVES Done in the Case OF VValiace end
Simpson.
IpnoA OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

COLUMBIA, 8. O., November &c.
Upon the meeting Of Congress, which COM
mences on the Grst Monday in December the case
OF A. 8. Wallace VS.. w. D. Simpson-contested
election-will come up.
This case il will be remembered, was presented
along with that of S. d. Hoge VI. J. p. Reed,
which was forced through, and Hogc seated, just
at the end OF the last session OF Congress-; and
this case OF Wallace vs.. Simpson would have been
forced through in the same style, but for want OF
time. Three hours more might have disposed OF
it as the other had been. The reports OF both
cases-both majority and minority-were exactly
alike ceToatin. The following is the majority
report in the case of Hoge vs.. Reed:
Resolved That, upon the papers referred to, the
Committee Of Elections in the contested case or
S. L. HOge vs.. J. p. Reed, from the Third Con-
gresSionai District OF South Caroline, 5. L. hoge
Ia D,'iDla lcie entitled to scat in the House. as
the representative OF said district, subject to the
future action OF the House as to the merits OF tie
case.
Upon the same case, the minority report-made
| by Messrs Burr and Randall--is as follows:
ieesolUeG, That J. p Reed is not entitled, under
resolution of March, 1889, to seat from the Third
District of South Carolina by reason OF ineliglbil-
ity, and that s. J. Hoge is not entitled to such
| seat, because he was not by the greatest number
of votes duly elected by the people Of that dis
| trict.
The two cases, then, stand upon the same foot
ing, and the arguments both pro and CON are
made in nearly the same words.
The merits OF these cases will soon receive pub
lie attention, and the facts will hardly prove pal.
atablc to some OF our State officials. Your cor
respondent proposes, however, to let some strik-
ing points appear, without Difference to the feel
ings OF those who have brought forgery and per-
jury into a political contest which will stand In
history as q monument Of the infamy Of the Radi-
| calism Of to-day. CoRsAIR.
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FRoag TIE STATE CAPITAL.

What's Douo in +.,c LeSislatszrc-h Rail-
road Co1p.ny ~nE.s to Borrow
s3,eNo, ,9ao-Tme Judge OF the Supreme
Court-EtiocS os the Message on State
Ronds-Raaicai Opin ions o. the Mes
sase-Proposea Means 10 Prevent Cot
ton StealIng-P-aOtlge.
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dsS- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, Of hr.
Farrell O'Rourkc and Mr.. Michael Hauon, are
respectfully invited 20 attend the Funeral OF Mrs
BARRETT, ftom her late residence, No. 5S King
street, at O'Clock, THIS MORNING. nov27a
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Funeral Notices.

ms-THE RELATIVES FRIENDS AND
acquaintances of Mr.. JOHN WINTER, are re-
spectfully invited to attend his Funeral Ser
vices, at No. II Washington street, at O'Clock
on SUNDAY MORNING.
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TIE LATEST LABOR NEws.-The Chicago
taiiors have won.
A workingmen's assembly Ia to be organized In
Brooklyn, N. Y. II i5 TO be confined 10 the build
ing trades.
me German tatlors OF New York arc arranging
for . mass meeting to devise means whereby all
work may be done In large well-ventilatel work
1Aops. a great cooperative society may fix that
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@-L o. o. F.-SCIILLER LODGE, No.
3o.-The members Of this Lodge are summoned
to meet at their Hall, Society street, at O'Clock,
SUNDAY MORNING. to pay the last tribute of respect
to our deceased Brother, JOHN WINTER Sister
Lodges are respectfully invited to unite with us
by order NC. d. NOlsDMEfER-
rnvo7 Secretary
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A@MAn SHOT.
NEW YORK, Novemb'

81 NEW YORK, NUVenUeJ zo'
Albeyt D. Richardson, one of the reporters
esDsured as vicksburg while floating past ons
cotton bale, during the war, was shot last night
s IN she Tribune ONCE by lawyer named AoFar-
I hnd. me ban lodged in his stomach. McFar-
hne aAct Richardson year ago for intimacy
With ms tMcFarland's) wife.
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NNw ORLlANs, November 36.
Mr.. Pine shot August Martinas dangerously
less pighs at the residenoe Of tho former. The
sauss Of the shooeing was family difficulty.
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EAxATToK.

sal lNp1aKAPolIs, November %.
Yhe Supreme Court decides that the Federal
Government cannot tax the bonds Of County or
state oncerA -
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TIE zRKNcH.oPPos1r1oN.

PARIS, November 26.
his srunored that prominent membersof the
Ihiers party have passed resolutions condemning
tke ministry. Electoral meetings recommence
u to-day.
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Grelial Notices.

gs-ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Service in tl:is Church ToMoREow MORNING, at
half-past 10 O'Clock, by the Rev. W. W. HICKS,
and in the EVENING at Il quarter-past O'Clock.
Strangers will be provided with seats In the
MORNING. EVENING Service, seats free. nov27
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UHFARTToIDE.
STATE omcers

OHroAeo, November &c.
Hrs. Margaret Perry. laughter Of the late
Governor aarlin, Of Illinois, and her daughter,
have been held 70 bail in the sum Of $500 each on
oharee of infantidde.
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Ms-DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AZ
TRRNooN, at half-past O'Clock, by the Rev. J. L.
GIRARDEAU, d. d. nov27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

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