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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12
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PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS PoMADEss
POWDERS, HAIRsGbOTH, TOoI
.s7 m LARGE VARI
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

Boston and New England PASSENGERS with their
Baggage are transferred free OF charge ia New York
= - To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest psssi1,
through the beautiful valleys Of the Chemug, Sus1
quehanna, delaware and bamapo rivers, an ever
changing panorama Of natures Beauties commands
attention.
THE BEST VENTILATED Avn afesr-r rr,s,rSs, ,c,,,s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-12

1000 ?. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sundays except
ed, connecting at Elmira for HarTisbn1Tr5
Philadelphia and the South; at Owego for
Ithaca; at Binghamton for Syracuse; at Lack
AWAKEN for Ho9esdale; at AIiddletown for
UniOnville; at Goshen for MONTGOMERY. AT
Greycourt for Newburgh and Warwick: and
a.. at Jersey City with Express Train of New
Jersey Railroad for PHILADELPHIA -
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FROM BUPFALO-ByN New York Time frc
y Depot cor. Exeange and Michigan strpefs

Sleeping Coach attached to this train Buffalo
running through to Su usquehanna.
Only one train East on Sun day, leaving Buffalo
ESQ 7: NJ, and Dunkirk I:15 P. NJ, and reaching
New York at 40 A N. - -
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s p ~ EP nc COACHE 1

accompany all night trains on this railway, -
baggage checked through, and fare always as Low
as by any other Route.
~ Ask for Tickets via Enc Railway, which can
be obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices Ia the
West and Southwest.
n. RIDDLE, WM.R.BARR.
GEM spP'tr Gonq Pass. Agis
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Dent1&>a mer:ifolt=n'if61e>.@
Nationn

GA mertlQn11Ne9
Nationolmerf.
Bel ST.. @erbarb in Seen gortt eri9eint pom 1. esst.
1859 ab in baltmunath4sn Q~isferunssa @ Is Gsn's. ,.
Deutl6 > amerifanii@es Concentrations
9erifon> ~.
nit fpsteasr aadadt af sassstarfnis Der In Nmerita ltben-
ben Deutlaen, nit geuusuns aaer beutiden, a1ner'tanif&sa
ensliiden unb frans0Ni@en auelen
uni inter Witmirfuna pieler beroorrageneen
seutlden 1hriftiteuer Arnerifa's.
beartetet BON .
Nrpf. 81. =. eden,
tn gdntsn pter 80 %eisftrunssn BON lie 80 esittn, ~s0mpreftn
Dfnds tn 5ste 0ttas; ~ ,,,,m ,,r ,,r,o,r,,os Sow avs a,,
buna%nipsud rnadt eber gut forttummen ntu, ~rentsRe,ns cine
aassmetne Wtdenfaatt NIT ausa 1ad'srn ss a93i1eas. Nber
ssssn~fsne 1T J II asss' ais ~ Bag {,i Sst etn ,s1ss;1 jsss" @ssts,
tSnnts. su6 bat niat itter ets mstbis Ss"MsiHiM tte1 f@ cine
Bibliotbet absr aae 8weise bes g1i1tat an,uiaafen.. Geu.
etnfanb fne bebtalb i&on ldnst Elm gtbarfnis, une in gurs.
e. !. r. r. jSSt51 $;suis =, 1tf fassa; $ S:,;t y b. sss ND" 3d.! ss r. SD ! s':'!
unrt8tts Nnb pb.r s%uafanbie i'm Std laTen, Der In lint
rita lebeabe 9eutf4e aber in erena ielden Derte su& Gang
ptpHotTo aup geHupeupe HHp ppue NuetuHIt HpkE A"tp
fnben ntQ mas bic 3uRanbe unb 0erbaltntfe q m ertta'4
bstrtft, big 2anses tDel&es feline unb feiner 8anailie asae 1n0
bletbenbe 5etrnatb III.
Dieiem 8,burfni6 fit A,merita wirb bas obise 0rtatna1'
tpert, an benz f9 BE befen beutfd enS drtftfeQer berllnton BE-
f4dftisen. %abbef.n. Dadelbe rtrb f& ni4t MUIR ubsr que
3weiee hes aQae1netnen QDt1ens vsrbrtiten, ME bic In Dsutid-
lamb eridtenea Werte bteer Nrt, %iunbern. aud Maes uber
amerttantfde g%erbaltnids scNtii9er, ioetae!er, tralt9strF'
sersrasbiiaer, biacrtfatr, Rattitii9s yer, btoerapetl9er. ma astptl'
ieni9afltder, irrififter. mebienti9er unb seperbliher Sedte-
bune, iuwte in gsue auf 9anbsl uab gDansel ~ trtnsen, mas
IN 6en beuti@sn Concentrations Qsritens te9lt cees ,nanee!.
Btlb beutIb n Qesens unb. Nirlens nidt bIus III alien Staas
ten Der linton fpnbern In Der sansen gDelt ~sntroae4 re Is nod
Int tetnen, anbsrn qDerfe enttalten TT. 49,
@le 9udbdnbler unb 3ettunesaeenten nsbn1ct Btftauns
gen an, iuwie ber 0eleser
Trieb. Gerhard.
99lpztp 3nt Yeft Dpr 40Ol, Nen yort.
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1dra11te nad3ulebet bate tets Mue8 tn
Sronun8 fanp, ba fe Dor ber prifuna
BON benz Meltermann feta firiltd be-
trirtbet urb 1amentt@ aus Dem urter
feiner Sbbut febenben &atbefeuer nit
Der befen u9iebfrauenmil9" {attlar, trac<
ttrt nurpe. Grf 48 fel0 e6 einert Der
bamal6 ans &uber %9efpmmenen S9ret>
bdlie unb G%riebensf1rer elm, etnt1al In
bic @elci9rdnfe bes M%eltermannS .mirf<
lid binein III i9auer. Ct fanb fe lser.
Der Neltermann bate bic 6fentli9e1
@eloer felt oiielcn Sabre1 flr 1i@ SER
tpenoet uno nanoerte ms 3u9tbAuS,
100 Ct ftarb. sBis babtn bate bic &atbs<
feuerpermaltune aQjdbrli9 Elm erobes
~Deftctt"' J.. 9ema@t; felt @aaie's,
bes untreuen !6%au6bdltcr6, @erleBun9
ms 3u9tbau6 aber mad t ber @taat
1abrlt@ Elm Grtledlt9e6 aus Dem Seller,
ptmobl baielbf bsferer 81 abeSbet<
nj ~ 31 einem balben bremen Gbaler
bic Glal@e nerfauft unb, efein Tall9er
9ropfen III tr8eno einem Der epler unb
d@ten Weine 9epulpet miro, bic bort la
germ unb altern.. 1850.
"a ID iibri9en6. BON Dem Meltermanr
6aaie auf ben Seller 9etpmu1e1 bin, -
pta i@ aud einlnal BON benz Seller auf
ben Melterraann 5ooie fommen, ber fi@
bort In berpitratii@er @eiie peremiet BAT.
Sn bet Mbtbetlun9 ces Sellers rdmli9,
in wel@er bas GaB nit benz uralten
~Nsoewetn" lie9t unb pel9e ben
Beiu@ern BON benz kSRi9en unb 9e=
miitbliden Sberfelner idtmu.n3elnb auf<
9el9lo7en &piro, febt ber. in feierlt9er
Stimmun9 @iintretente gu ieiner 6aup>
ten cine 3iemli@ I9reu 9en1alte bide Mole,
UNI wel9e nod Glide Br1del 3ertSrter
@tcinbauerarbeit bemerftar finb. Muf
Befrasen erfdbrt man., baB frlber u1nter
Der Dtde cine &ole III @teir rob se<
bauen: aber ebrwlrti9 bur@ ibre itanpz
bafte Blltbe, wel@e .pielen Sabrbunoer>
ten, 9etroBt iii, 1eben. mar. Meltermann
5aale aber, per ni@ts 'SrobeS unp orpbeS
leipen fonnte, babe Die urwl9f9e Bib
! auerei abflopfen unb ba6 Bib per
&ole an bic @teue Der ;3eritSrun9 fem
lauberli6 bin m II la0en. Sn ben,
uNpIefeuer" ~, netn, e5 1T
l9redli@ ~ + m n ar m II Dir
|1p fprbere i'd m Ell Sabrbun>
bert in Bic. S9ranttn" t1nt
es nit Stentprl timme in metn Sbr
AUDI b1re ta nit ben TuBen auf ben So
ben ftampfen unp nun 1T e6 aus nit pen
[@@retben! Sn ren1 an boS Meini9e
ftobenoe Simmer wpbnt ndmlid 6err
Baat6, Der erite &%tebbaber be6 biei9en
StacttbeaterS, BET fir morsen Mtenp pie
Stole bes vDpn Carlos" r1er1prirt uno
frob iein fam, baB .i4 nidt fem @ater>
Der uy&5nt9 pbtlipp"', bin ; tenn
pieler u&nabe &arl" 1T mir tur9 fem
BrUuen bereit6 UNI il ,uflr6terlider ge>
pprben", ba ii9 in Der trennenren Manp
tmil9en uns cine penn ou@ bermetiid
perl9lp0ene aber bpb ntdt :]ebr ptfe
Gbar beFnoet> arf Der ieine &raftt1ne
mieoerbauen ME auf einem Neionansbpz
ben. .lQlllp Elm ancermal> lteber 2eler
i@ min 1eben, ob tb ral9 nod etn paar
buncert Ginmanberer pie '2etp3t9e&
2erGen nit Dem Stelney fan9en, in
@9a9teln perpaden nit Der Mpre0e ct,
Yaul, Minnelct ia, perieben uno al6 Gil
gut nit benz na6iten Dampfer Seri9{den
fam. GpQte i@ bterin niat ben NIT
Ge9t BON Sepem ter baS @elhdft fennt
III errpartenoen Grfo19 )baben TO- liebe1
2el er, lei ni9t ausu b6le
Deinem
q. @o1ff.
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Der @ultanunb Der &bebtDe.
- NuS Con tantinppe1 wirb unter benz
%. Mu9uit an 6aYa61B ullier in pari6
oemelret, Elm '%9lbjutant werpe am 81.
Mugui nit elmer p%orldufgen Mntrprt an
ben &bebipe mad Mesyptcn ab9eben III
pie(em @9riftuf perpe Der @robpe3ter
stpar bic Betbeuerun9en Der @r9ebenbeit
panfbarlibf annebmen> aber, 5uelei6 ais
Birel9aft fir beret Mufri9ti9feit ~pte
Mu6liefrun9 pper ben@ertauf Der panser<
ldife unp neuerrin9s anaei4oHtsn @af<
len, bte 5erableBun9 per &ruppen3abl
ouf bic in ben Terman5 befttmmten
@ransen> baSt Nuf9eben jecer rtreeten
8e;tebun9 gu ben europdii9en @roB<
md6ten, ben @er3tdt auf 1,eue Steuerz
ausl9reibuno, Die Grmdbi9ung Der be-
febencen @teuern, tnp Die, Gtnienbun9
elmer Sabres> pper @ierteljabresz81lan
Der dopptilaen G~inan3en" furperm COS
miro: ab3unarten iety pb31bte pfprte
rieleGorperunaen wtlflrlt@ iteuen wiro.)
Guriofe 8 op r q {. --DerS ber<
ribter Ser Ser. 81. SupnmeGonrt erbalt
eit Saldr BON $500 per SABRE ,unb'
perr' pro5ate &iAter oon6 amiltpn@ olntY
5bie gereisn1tt 'jafrli4, .pen24 81; $4,000:
100000, .A'.'':'~ ''"!''''' ~ ~ ;" .
1|Der0teetati6tserr reer ' Court Of Claims:
in @a1tngtpn' be3iebt etnen Sabres9ebalt
pom $4,000 unb Bet .Glertt >tber Court IF
6amiltpn Gputtty bat Elm Sdbresetnfomz
men ypn etpa $20,000.U@ y =
Der @enral Anpalt ber Ser. Staaten
erbdlts idbrli@ $4,000 unt2 Der Mubitor
BON 9amiltpn, County nma&t" jdbrli9
100000 big $4,000. !tna3an0 .:oal!
Der Sberri6ttr Der j@upreme Court
in. Di0ritt Columbia tpirb nit $4,000
per Sabr te3ablt rnb rte Gintanfte
pes! Sberifs ppng15 amiltpnz &uuntY be-
laufen tf@ jabrli& auf $4,000 Bis
3U1OUU. .@a44d 4a,iH 1iiJ7 Yh4-"bI
De- prdfbsnt ber Ser. ,@taaten be-
3tebt Elm Saldr bon $25,000 pei Sabr,
unp bas Nmt Res S9abu1eifer6 BON
6amtltpn County trdet unAefdbr S4O,=
000-50,000O pr Sabr Elm. Iz.3: ~ !,
1@'ti15 CGin. @bl.) :,
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@mIm1ert 4 S4,),pliei3Ielr,:

eagle CITRATE, ct. paul, Rebt ben. eeebrten 1u"
blttum teberisit III DtenReu nit Sausss3et&net2m
0aserbter bonn beAen Vebrdu,, fin iebeu' 8eSatf
ttb gum biQtgQen Yretfe, unbn emp1ebl tteruttt
ikr 8abrttat be0ens tfn geebrttH abnebrntrn IN
@tabt uni. 3anh- a
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SEoTIoE !!.-CoSrISuxp.
The wedlth of Cffies, and the means Of n
Accumulation
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a Beautiful Passage.

Artesian weln are aank through che sod
Of the prairies, through the loan, through
the gravel, through the hardpau, which is
almost granite, until at last, 1000 or I 500
feet beneath the surface, the hand Of man
reveals q deep ard rapid river ccursing
through those solitary sunless depths, at .
speed Of ten miles 40 hour, swifter than
the Ohio, Mississippi or Hudson, or any
OF the bouDtifnl and important sarsams Of
this country, flowing As they do through
picturesque mesnsain scsnery. stately FER.
est, or enamelled meadow, amid tow sred
cities, or calsisatrd 6slds. And when the
shaft has reached that imprisoned river,
and the rent for she 6rst time has been
made through it dungeon wall, the xassrs,
remembering the august sonrce on far dis
tant mountain-tops whence ages ago they
fell, leap upward 20 the light With terrible
energy, rising In an instant far above the
surface Of the earths and pouring forth
their healtafnl ferfilizing carrent 70 dslighs
ana refresh mankind. And with ersn lsach
an awakening are We gladdened whes bali
forgotten hnass;sy basss iron thine 70
tina out OF the depths in which 10 has
pursued its joyless, snnless, course, moan
ing and mnrznuring throagh lepe years,
bot never quite forgetting il divine shd
distant origin. Snch mas the ppwsrd moyes
ment oat On the intsllestaal shfaldom which
We call tho Reformation; when tho shafs l0f
Lusbsr ssraok the captive strssm such %
auakensnk. but more signi602nt 6nd hebsJ
ful ono, has been fsralded over fhia whole
nepublic, East and Wsus. xorfh ind 6uukh,
and for ~ humsnity, Id ths trtnmph of The
rfghs IN tho recent feuR yeass oouaioe, In
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A New Monetary System,
BIT EDwARp KELLOGG.
CHAPTER III.

IHS RATS or INTRRHsT TIN GOVERNING PowER
o. DISTRIBUTION 70 LABOR AND CAPITAL.
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CARPENTERS q JoINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOINEKS UNION.
~ nj. 1I AZ Cincinnati. ohio, meets evely Tuesday
evening At bAlf-pnsf o'clock thHr HAM Ha
finn Street n. u. BON lT3.
JAsEs STEHAET prH-.l.nl.
EUsEas MoNshAs. Cor. stcY.
GARPENTERS' AND JOINERSi PRO.
W TECTIvE -Ni0E OE CHICAGO, meets sva.r
WEDNESDAY reninr AZ ~. Georges Hal k-l -gHth
Chart ssrert. AZ ta.f .--t seven 3'ciuck-
}. WILLIAMS Pf1H't-
CH,s. ". NhLkER-. Cor. Sec, 80 buFasii. r-..t
JAAAs CH0wfss kcs sec,
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me ASTooATn VIZ ever % = . ssaCneA epsa shs
wssshes~sr gard ever Ne inserss Of the people.
whs Eshsas every species % vr0ng u ahs DO aim
% sssk out the eAss.s fss whieA Asw The many dsor
asrs ef.ess-sy AaA usks visss upoa then. ur
great aim Vim DO 70 ssrike "a me ross 81 tree We
Win advocate On entire shsnss In shs monsAry sysssn
Of the eOsnssy. upsa toe principles and through the
means sussssd In she Fssfsrm Il ths Na1caal bssss
Union We shA advocass she adopon, BY the National
sAa, no. another core Il shs pablo ds@aln shosld BE
disposed d any senpaa esspOssss sfpsrson- sPes
any ssrms whassvss sxesps In vail parcels 70 actual
settlers We sAali Avor taxing eli unOulvassA ands.
shx eonvsniag en- ssnpsaia. IONS nd psrses'.
holding lands ~ ssvssansas asa. . Bas sAs @a "
Tho market % psiess CeI per ssrs) wafn
rvsu sss: end In sae u Htrs usas %, sAs laad 70
rvvs.s sses - o. sossssnsas We sAan sdsessas the
.bolsisn q sAs prsssas Easenal Baak yssa-sss call
lnx In Of che vAS Nfsss DAnk eireulaslea- isu-
,ns In s piaes usssasy ssfaaeAss eOnvsrsis,s into
bsads bsaas lsw rAss q lnaassa aaA vss ssss. d
ne Wan q ths Asldsr We shalI satosaas Labor De-
psrsmsnf % washlngoa sseA N d esnssmpass1 In ne
sssOssslsyssdh ~ ~ur ssAdsa q Ne sssisaal
Lsssr Uulsa. We sAal advssass os-opssAfies I'm any
s.d every ssrm IN which 10 en- 30 appsd % psedae-
sisn and dsssriszsa. We shall advocate the shssssn-
ing srsAsksaassf hssr /. ssss7 dsberms.s ct iaass-
szy. w. sAan advocate . arsnsma Apassnsiss Inv is
every ssaAs. end n surs 9s~etuIsa In sAs sysssn q
Prisaa L4ase y svsss ssais.
wssAsll aAvsssssssssi fHhmana pstvnsssts NE
we.kiagvenea q cur ssassry. Or motto nan b.,
-npsal sza se.a tu<ssssaar pswhs ws dali sAss-
eass a.
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EVERY WEDNESDAY
AND EVERY SATURDAY,

THIS 4 Che only mail line carryng Eteeragr paasenRers
between liverpool. Cork and New York aud n IL the
only despSehinE every week from each
end Of the
Storage $50, s36 to $40.
Passengers forwarded 70 ali ps.ts of Great Britain
and Ireland. Also the continent u Europe. Plans
Of cabins on view, and esrths secured 20 advance
SI0HT DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT.
PArss II the country will address the undersigned.
BY mail md those Waiting the city, viii direct Il
the oftss runners ~muioye b this COMPANY
and any claiming to be sueh is an imp 1stor.
JAS. WARRACRs
Southeast Madison and La Sale streets
WM INMAN Liverpool.
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MACHINIsT
ENGINEERS & FlREMEN-

Two THE BROTHERHOOD DF LOCDMO
H. TIVE ENGINEEBS.-Au ErEiueers deHrau- ~.
starting nvisiof - The Brotherhood. requested
to address T. VI. favror, P. o. BOX lCz- b chester.
New Ynk, ny WHOM al necessary Information wiH Is
furnished. s I'm MrpuE. F G. IA. N
turt wayne
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ENGINEEKS, Chicago Division, 30 ll. r...a
every Saturday T.30 A. M, az th-ir Haii, .i.aam
l55 south CLARK street. Meu brru w tla uF04r
respect 4iIy invited y attend.
~ %. PAREER %. ~.
s. y srnnT. al
r. :. BE0VS, Cor secry, ChloaEo, Illinois
II locomotive FIREMENsi UNION Nu.
IL vi, meets twice month at their rlum n la.tage
Ais THua. LIrrLr Secretary.
A. G. KENisTOS Master.
Correspondence with other unions requested
EIREMEN5' UNION N0. l6. MEETS Nt-
III cry FRIDAY Evening. IA GU rtatH. Ce-uat .H
Twelfth Street. spondeucg wttl sister UrtlrH
-equested p. D. DaAwsR $3.50.
J. LockEr. Master.
q. IN. BaovV. @or. 4n1 Fn zl.y
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THE OLDEST AND BEST.

TAs vssy greatest In the reioEn movement Of To-
DAY. able fearless outspokea pager. -1s.=ssssS.
Independent ana truly devoted the Of reform.
Such paper ID the wesKnsHAH's ApvOcArs. Many
Efforts have been made, wisha pears psst 70 Start
sacA paper. Every one q thess sHors. mp 10 within
short Zine faIsd. ReesssAFy 70 speak Of
the causes OF sacA Aiur; 10 enough TO know that
thls sae paper. Of all those started
that has any claims National organ The wosKIso-
sHs ADVOCATE has been Published for nearly five years,
hsvaa urmounled Ill the obstacles that led 70 the fall
urs Of the any other sor made By various parties In
many parts q the country. The ADvocATu ID nov up-
On arn basls, perfectly sroa shs possibility Of
failure 90 people subscribe for and feel sure
sha.tssy win noe loss sAsr nessy. neg havsso many
times IN tbs past Tia ApvccATns nOt only the oLDssS
the LAlssss and The paper In the country devOs
cd 70 the interests u Labor Rsform b not oaly
upon arm financial basis. bat h d Vublishsd By men
whose record % risads q 10 Labor RssSA movement
sae - frnlsh s.arassss that he paper win
main ths champion Of the resOrn msvs~sat under any
and all circumstances
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PASSAGE FREIGHT EXCHANGE
INMAN LINT,

The liverpool, New York and Phiade'riia Steamship
Co despatch OF their maguincert and powerful
steamships from Liverpool and New York, ealing a.
Qnesnstown)
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VHE BUUT md bHUEAAk EItN FNU-
TECTIVE UNION meets the lee and SRI Ny.
turdAys Of every montu a. hAif-pRst O'Clock p.
NJ, 10 the Printer Union Has, No. AZ, Nixon kz-
change bHiding.
, 1869-01-27
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Between $40. 600 AID $50, GOO Worth
of Goods Destroyed.

a fTe, attended by t'rcat destruction, a!most
wholly eccas!oned by water, which, IL the usSor1.
y Of 6o1 Ascrntinre Of tsuch character az th:e,
entails the largest loss. occurred lust evening Ia
tie iouretorJ 1onth'c front bnt, ng, No. 81 Sta.a
sircti, lew dnoss north OF Kan5 olph
The flames had thrt origin u hrr oa the third
or fourth ioors. from what particular csusc
iF not well known. though general opinion among
those who were colyetsaut With the 3ntricaetc. Of
lie establishment attn hutes It to oyc.hratcd
ftosce. The alarm va. sounded from Box No 6,
1T hall past clock, uDou the discovery ol deu.c
volnErs q smoke ls5ning fun the upper i'a., Of
thu building.
Tho .N.n.s were rapidly making their way
through ttc bunting Wien llu eusl1cs rot
% thc spot, bnt, alter . Thorough
1te,H qtfeneq,1E 1Go, TS5s se made to give way in
t'ny The tnt1re structure wss cn1,lcfely packed
win goods o! TIC laest si'l!c.c description, ali
c1yth!ny.
I!.cihar, acr,. nrs1 ard sec,nd ,1oora were oc.
On hand Valued at ahou, si5Wn. This
sons,sied, .! sou'Hr, o. cv,rg tmas'oabc qus.t,y.
which were msny ustlclcs that wcrc completely
dchtro]e cd. TAt1r ioss cauuol tc estimated. In
Thr third acor was oecnpacd In the frout p,r.
tion bs Jtcoh Halfn, dc7sct in cttta' fuEnla Ding
goods. who. snlltrs considerable lt,.s. rro'snhIy
eottfCG " Insurance.. Ihc rear }Ufs!ul VIA &C
cnried ~ n. Mciisttin. dealer Ia c.otLlns, etc,
whtst loss ls upwsEds oi {l.U1u. HIS ,uau-oucr
amounts TO El.sM,
un tha fourth floor were located II, +. Phillips,
Yankee nosiun dealer, and Mc.fre, a. D2v &
e., mManuiacturers n Of Young America paper
coalnrs.' Both 1utt he.slly by hnth FIR mud
water. Philips Il supposed 10 ba in.ured
Mctess. Day y Co. ar jns1red as folio "
x3.Iu0; MlhEeshc.I, x3pu1: iInmr. Nrw Yrrk,
f2.0n; Malhattan, Nr~ lo:k, S4,GgJ. Total,
$I.,t00.
whose io.s will pro,nhly fnm up f. mi. rar 1ro
almost iota!y destroyed thu fnueah a.nry. md
every floor suffered more or les. 1sun, water
They arc raid 10 hn tuily insured. TO mike
correct ert!mttc OF the lnes sustained By Tue
rarioue parties crnrcrnrd Is mn !rnpnet,blsitv At
ttG rtctcnf lime. II may range fr,m faI.0th1 to
$o0l0J, and Ii doubtless nearer tic latter figure.
, 1869-01-27

ATcrJ fine audience greeted Mrt. Scott.Sld-
dols last evening upon The Occasion OF her secnnd
appearance, In which she rcreonared Ros7liad In
The beautiful cos1-ds Of "Ae You Like It." 70
Ecau!tfCf tlal We wonder We are only allowed to
Fec 1t On occastons which arc u rare AZ angels
yisstr. Certainly no comedy in the archives Of
any stzee IL 20 romantic. 20 poetlcal and 60 BE-.
witch1ng. Its whols atmosphere is 60 fascinating,
it. :c1t 20 brilliant aud witty, 1t touches Of hu-
man nature 20 clear aud mastery, that no amount
ol toos acltnE aud no poverty Of mounting
cazId cyes Inake 1t un!nteresttrg. List
uictt II had The advantage Of a fascinating and
beautiful Rosaii6d, and the scenic accessories,
mc1e particularly tho forests Ct Araen, were in
Keeping with the requirements OF the play. Il
tic msraces wou1d only weed TIE stlcks out Of
The CONT hry, and politely show the orchestra.
itcu: EIst fiddle to trombone, the shortest exit to
ehc ttsee., with 1ntiEuct1ons nayat to return for
eucl tAfEoh o1 Lolte a was peEpctf4ttd last
evening, uuRlt to be Visited with capital pun1sh-
McLt) he might be 2h.e to produce any pIaJ 10 4
thoroughly rst'stAc;orS manner, for 1o stage In
tts country ts better PROVIDED, or hsndlcd, or
better t1nirped with scenery, especially in the
WY Of sci-.
,.M1s: sideous' personauon Of the charming
t.esef!Ad WEE OF tourfe .nc fratusc Of the even.
he, aEn Ier 1eftonbt1on WAS almost a. cbarmtur
=. lie c'tatinu: IN The port1sysi or the crl,s6
3C5outnefR and tEnrce1ce OF the ro!r che vas
Mtrihsn ever fa.eiEsung. Act Al shc might
ss:5s 'as'f tte!fH 81 IT :ee'uy md he.uula,
, 1869-01-27
An English Tribute TO An1efical Cnf-
Rage Manufacturer.

4 gentleman oi thl. city ess recently seceiycd an
crder t.om EnG!aud for two 1thicl,s Of American
make. Those buiit snd need acrofs the water Ire
heavy and clumsy, and Il fo,ciercr Eho rieiie this
coultry for the tst limo is almost afraid 10 trust
Eimsctf 10 what seems 80 trait tuppost as
Brewster 4 lsasdwtn't OF Halls road wagon; OF
c. r. Kinabal jurr-psat He II soou astonished to
fzd that L,rdsn spr1ucs and a1ies. with carefally
and .pgct nifty, nrc cqusl to the emergency,
and what he regarded ae dangerous vehicle,
is reai}y quite a. eR:e, u not safer, than the
wejehsJ old country drage. 1t le a notorious facl
thai EnElieh ca1Esegc hortcs arc enoner uted up
than ttotc Of this county. and mainly for the
rtason that they arc compelled Ia carry nnnccce-
tkr1 loads. Occasionally ": have evidence OF q
desire to overcome prejudice aud arccp, improve.
men1s. as Is manifest b. such hErqnis'tiou y TIC
one n1lntcd 10 Abofe.-Dosf0H Transcript.
, 1869-01-27

Wnrtan,cc deeds for city and suburban pl
erty within ecren miles Of the Cour, House, 4
fer record oaTuesdaY. Jan. 2Gth:
State n, 50 q of Thirty lnarth st y I, c41isl3
T.; Jan. ts-Aans Wootcn ~ Hs3j. W. Cn' :.
Test klrz!e ii, lc5 ii V of Mors 10 st, Il 21sll6
y; Ant NottH az. - II G ri Dudley r.. = SIX
sqN; jan sl-s. Il Fleetwood to Francis u.
Horik VIII: a. II ;o.ioi ii, oi j. nonorcc s.
wG1 5ieoIlcs n; AuE. is-Gnas. Hennich
Loouts It. lis II Of Jkekson RI. v I. 2;Sislft:
Isn, a1-P. =. t;ates " John Leslie.
On Court, rs II r OF Noble It, and % It !; Of
Hubbard Ct, nE DEe II Jan. 2-Johu Mc-
Gfaw to Michael kehoc-..
c.,a4es 81 x;ntm 3, 1,ouS'ss nseeI n
Elizabeth '. T. Johnslcn.-
NasaAh AZ, OF Eighteenth n. y I, sa 1f> IS It;
Jan l1-anclade ": Clark TO Isaac KAttauee. !
FL! Jsn. ~ saDba.la - q u Twin to Mar.set 5 Gslc:.
r11Ti,us It, c Of Re1hrn as, I. ssxxi?4t fl;
jan 2s-Mathias hn!pp1n 10 u 4. oodea.
esaacv .; -, oi iilis 81 T. a;xI3i lid
4: jan. 5ehlicsi Crane to c1rl sissutz..s.
Sampson st, stx Il c Of Latin st, :txlSf y;
Jan, so-sohn oupzcnhausee u Christian
natie4asia Il, s;o II oi Txea,y nis;n ST.
1xloln; Arrii 9. lsss-Chas. q. Walker to
psS ~. Soy /, ai raaiiaa Il, + toxiiiS II
Lester Il. KohtneoH.. -.
Dickson 81. n nf Weht Division st, Il f.111llb
II ;.Iar. 2-p*icr Nelson 10 Andfcw nsl$nn.
Dickson 1t, OF West utyisioa st. Y I. 2l1!t9
n :1&n. A-Ardrtw Dltsnu 10 i'cttE Melton.
Cnnai Il 95 o-la II Of forqutr st, cLsaxIloo
1., n1-{%hartN4 fsrrrarv tt .1nhn