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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-08
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY I
OF THE S O u It H

GEORGE r. EOGGs. Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY. M. D.. Medical Adyiser-
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE. Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER. Counsel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-08

The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were 474S bales.
The stock Of the article in sight at the latest
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WIN. McBURNEY, President
E. P. ALEXANDER, vIce-President and Actuary.
J. F. GILMER. Vice President, rtsidentin Georgia.
E. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice.President, resident in
North Carolina.
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These figures indicate an increase Of the cotton
in sight Of ,ss1 bales, as compared with 1863.
The supplies received at this port for the week
has been bags Of sea islands and Floridas, and
1859 bales Of upands, in contrast with II bags Of
sea islands and Floridas, and 121s bales Of up
lands the week before, and bags Of sea islands
and Floridss, and 52l bales OF uplands for the
week last season. These supplies have come as
follows: say Of uplands per South Carolina Rail-
road 1894; per Northeastern Railroad 81; George
town, s. c., s; OF sea Islands, Savannah g.. -.
THE CoTT0N MARKET.-This staple during this
period has maintained duh features, and prices
have been generally declining. In the foreign
market the article opened at sX@1od for mid
ding uplands, and declined to sHd; at New York
the rates began at. 20xc, and were generally dull
and quiet at that figure, recedng to zoe, while at
this point middling uplands have sold at 1sK@
1sXc for scantt to full style, closing at 1S@1S'<c
p b.
The movements Of the article at Liverpool and
New, York for the week have been as follows: On
Friday, July 1, the former closed firm at s%@1od,
sales 10000 bales; the latter closed dull at 2osc,
sales 500 bales. On Saturday the former was dull
at SZd sales 5000 bales; the latter was quiet and
nominal ct 2oxc, sales 800 bales. On Monday the
former closed dull, up!ands sXd, sales 10000
bales; at the latter there was no business. On
Tuesday the former was quiet and steady at
eXd sales 10 900 bales; the latter was dull at 2oc
sales 600 bales On Wednesday the former was
nrmer but not higher at sNd, sales $4,000 bales;
the latter was nrmer at 2oc, sales 23oo bales.
yesterday the former was firm at e2id, sales
1000 bales; the latter was quiet and dull.
| 1ho =, in ths market have been as fol.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28
TOLEDO MARKET.
TOLEDO, January 26-9 p. II.
The following despatch was received by the
Board Of Trade to-day:

TOLEDO, January 26-9 p. II.
The following despatch was received by the
Board Of Trade to-day
NEW York, Jan. 2G.-l2-3O P. n.
Flour, dull and dropping. Wheat, dull and
heavy and lc lower. Corn quiet and IN
changed. Oats dull and declining. Dressed
Hogs II l-iall 3-ic Gold. 12l 81.
On change to-day Wheat was dull. Amber
was Sic lower at 81 OF - spot, with sales at
81 % ID buyer Februarp. No. Red was Ic
better at 81 p.
Corn active, New closed &c lower at Re, and
No Grade l-2c better at Csc
Oats quiet, No 49c and Michigan 47c.
A large lot Of Canada Barley, on cars, sold
at 81 O2.
Clover Seed quiet opening at IS 20, and
closing Sc lower at IS I5.
No sales OF Dressed Hogs, which are dull
and nominally lower at 10 to 10 I-2c
WHEAT-Sales 375 bu Amber at IOjc; $50 do
lO4 l-2c; III do lO4 lie; 1000 do lO4 1-2o
1000 do, b. No Red lI2c; $50 do Il2c; 35C
do ll2c.
CoRN-Salos LOO bu New at lie; Sales at
no Grade Corn at Csc.
OATs-Sales 100 bu No. at i9c; 800 bu do
49c; 6jj bu Michigan at &c.
BARLET-Sales 1920 bush Canada, free on
board cars, at l02c.
CLOVER SEED-Sales 20 bags at IS 20; , DO
IS 90.
PoRK-Sale of small lots CITY hacked heavy
Mess at $50; round lots held at S27 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Let Common sense Decide.

Whist Is tie rational mode gf procedure IL casts
Of general debility ard nervous pIostrution; Does
not reason tells that adieiyus stimulation is re
quired- To resort to violent purgatiOn il suel a
else Is absurd as it would be to bleed staryin
nan- Yet it is done every day. Yes, this stupid
and UnphiosophicaI practice is continued in the
tech OF the great faet that physical weakness;
With all the nervous disturbances that accouvanv
1t, Is more certainly and rapidly relieved by
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters than by any other
medicine at present known. Ii is true that
general debility is often attended with torp.dity
or irregularity OF tho bowels, and that this syuu
tom must not be overlooked. But while the dis
charge OF the waste matter Of the system is expe-
dIted OF regulated its 7igor must Be recruited The
Bitters do both. They combine aperiert and anti
bilious properties, with extraordinary tonic pJV.
er. Even while removing distinctions nom the
bowels, they tone and inyigorate those orsans.
Through the stomach, upon which he great vege-
table specific acts directly, it gives healthy and
Permanent Impetus to every eufeebled function,
Digestion Is facilitated, the laltcring circulation
regulated the blood reinforced with q new eeees-
sion Vi the alimentary princip
braeet, and all the dormant powers Of the system
ro-sed into healthy action; Lot sE,,smodieaiv. a,
wOEld be the case If a mere s.imuIant wer, s.l-
Hlinistered, but for eontinuause. Its il. tif,
way that sueh extraordinary changes aru yrr,slrbe
IL the CONDITION Of the feeble, emaciated and nor
vous iHyalids by the IF this wonderful eorree-
tive, Alternative and tonic. Let common s.uss de.
eiae between such preparation and .sprostratips,
eathareie supplemented By poisonous astrins,eut
like strychnine or guinia.
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Nntes nrIYarin 1Ynod Conntr

Wood County has just passed through a
fiery trial, which at one timo threatened to re-
suit in violence ifnot in blood shed. It is well
known that feeling OF hostility has existed
for some time between the citizens of Perrys-
burg and Bowling Green, rival contestants for
tire honors of being the County Seat Perrys-
burg the old original Seat, at one side and the
extrome end of tho county, desired to retain
its prestige notwithstanding the factthat when
tho question of removal was submitted to the
people and by them decided in favor Of Bow
ling Green. To prevent the removal, Perrys-
burg applied for and obtained an injunction as
is claimed, while Bowling Green assets it was
based upon a Supersedeas, which has been dis
posed Of and as a consequence, tho injunction
is dissolved. 1t, therefore, insists on removal,
and accordingly its citizens determined to visit
PerrysbuEg, on Tuesday last, ami carry of the
records of the Court, county officials, &c. On
Monday night there were stirring times in
Bowling Groen, and men wera seen hurry
ing to and fro with accoutrements that might
he needed on the morrow.
PerTysburg, too, was in a blaz9 of excite
ment, and meeting was held on Monday
night, addresses made, and committees ap-
pointed to act as occasion required. Some
beli;cose individual too impatient for HOSTILE
tics to begin, INDUCED in a free fight, and |
we're lodged in the lookup. A signal of dan |
ger having been agreed upon, and pickets
thrown out, Perrysburghers sought their
homes, to dream Of the impending stife. But
early Tuesday morning they were seen hurry
ing in hot haste towards the Court House.
Nothing transpired, however, until half-past
ton O'Clock, when tho head of tbs Bowling
Green column appeared in view. The tocsin
was sounded, and the patriots gathered. but
their warliko appearance,
the foe moved steadily up in front of the Court
House, where they halted. For time it was
feared that dreadful rencontre would take
place, but the tumult at last subsided, and
when it was found that the records and papers
Of the various offices, were in possession of
the several officers, who expressed their de-
termination to retain them, and would remove
Them in their own time and in their own way,
Bowling Greeners looked rather non-plussed,
md the shouts OF derision, which the boys in
iulged in, did not relieve their feelings OF dis
appointment. 1t is understood the County
Officers Will take counsel in the matter, and
f they are satisfied that no injunction exists,
hey will remove to Bowling Green. For
.hc time being, the war cloud which hovered
over our neighboring county, has blown away.
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LINES.
BIZ FoGY.

On grass-plat smooth and verdant,
In Some out-ground stretching wide,
You have noted bush and shade-tree
Set In groups on either side
Pine and cedar, spruce and balkan.
Rhododendron. lilac, rose,
Green with loaf or sweet with odor,
AL their precious worth disclose.
You commend their wondrous beauty,
Their sweet fragrance you admire;
Yet somo other is your fav'rite.
Better filing your desirN
il may be that noble laroh-tree
Is your choice OF al in sight:
Tall and graceful and imposing.
With its wealth Of foliage bright
Daily passing that inclosure,
How you linser 10 enjoy!
Never thinking aught your favrite
VIII. with ruthless hand, destroy.
But some morning as you hasten
That beloved larrh to see,
o., how great your grief TO find it
Fallen, crushd-a ruin'd tree.
Sad and thoughtful and lamenting,
On you pass with hopeless air;
But dear friend, what were your sorrow,
Had you own'd that tree Sd fair,
Had you set it, young and tender,
Water'd oft its thirsty roots,
Daily hoping from your labor,
Yet to reap repaying fruits.
So, dear friend, we mourn our lost one,
Suddenly and early slain
Blighted ever his fair promise
Crush'd and torn our hearts remain.
You will miss him in tho station
He so promptly, ably, fll'd;
In his class a scat is vacant
For his heart in death is stilrd
You Will miss him in the circle
OF esteem'd and honord youth
Miss him at the place of payer,
Breathing words Of love and truth.
We shall miss him, sadly miss him,
In the quiet of our home
Morning, evening, ever miss him,
Oft as we together come.
Yet one thought brings consolation;
With his Savior he shall reign,
And though sadden'd, we are hopeful
We shall meet him, ne'er to lose him,
Just across LIES troubPd main.
Young mard,-fIyman" or "Doc,p he
as usually called,-was rare youth. Prom {
discharge of duty, truthful, amiable, mod
:, accomplished, he had many of the virtues,
ID none Of the vices of his age. He had
ado a profession Of religion, joined the
urch and was always at our devotional
eetings, if in the city and well.
How sudden and terrible his deceaso. He
is brakeman on tho train of which his bro
was conductor. While in the %
coupling the engine to the train one even
2 when the ground was covered with sleet,
; feet slipped and the "drufersr Of the ap-
)aching cars caught him at the waist, pres
out his young life, cut his body almost as
der, and when the engine started up, what
t a moment before was a sprightly hopeful
nth, fell to the ground a lifeless corpse.
What a lesson to us all, and especially to
: young. "In such an hour, as ye think not
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28
Promising Clerk.

In q amal town not iar from this place, a
merchant ordered a nov clerk. whom he had
just received on probation, to take off an ac-
count from the boohs, with all dispatch. Soon
after hearing him scratching out something
from the ledger, the merchant inquired what
he was doing; to which he replied: 81 am tax
ing of this account, but my knife is so da,7aed
dull that it will take oil the afternoon to get it
ef,'-Piqaa Nfos,
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Get the February ynumber,of the Phrenologi-
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TO C0asum2tiyes.-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in a lew weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and thatdreadiisease
COnsumption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow-sufierers the means of cure.
To al who desire ,,5E vi send a copy Of the
prescription used, tree Of charged with the dire
tiOns for preparing nd using the same, which they
viii lnd a sure Cure for Consumption, Asthms.
Bronchitis, etc. The object Of the advertiser in
sending The Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread Information which lc ceonecivesto bein-
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, as it VIII cost th-n nothing, aud may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, VIII plessead-
dress, REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
q Williamsburg, Kings county, n, Y,
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Eli Turner q Co., publishers of the Edu-
oational Gazette, Philadelphia, Pa, offer s3, COO
for competitive prizes, during 1870. For the
eleven best Essays $500 will be given, and
for tire 20 best composition from Scholars at
tending school $1,000 viii be given. The Edu-
cational Gazette is neatly printed, full of in
structive and entertaining matter, and besides
will contain several prices of choice music in
each number.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

The Milan people are seemingly in olnes.
in their efforts to secure an outlet by rail for
their town, and committee of citizens were
recently in Norwalk, conferring with the citi-
zens Of that place, relative to the project One
of the citizens of Milan, we understand, stands
ready to aid the project by a subscription Ct
$4,000, and others feel liberal towards it. We
hope they may succeed in their efforts.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28
RaPmIfOP Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER CTers for sale his farm, as
4 100 acres, lying three miles west OF Belcgue sa
acres g1eer good eultIVal -; 20 acres timbcrrd
land. There is new frame house nj ID, aT,7Is -
chisrq ot zoo good bearing trees, on the farfn m.
'oeation Is the bCstin the couutT the soil eyoele
s0oa toI gram and not loot Of waste land On tbs
pace. seventy acres are nov seeded down o--
half Of which 90 TO the purchaser. Prioa sso -
acre. Terms, 5000 TO $500 down, The Bsi,rrse
on - ye::rs time, IN payments Of $500 10 sGGa -,
ys; - .; Eil'ife On the premises or a. his ofice
sa-sD5 J. D. SMITH,
VFF4 Aessglls, sapdusky Cs. O.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

In this age of scepticism, facts are required
to inspire confidence in the minds of the people;
but, with good indorsers, they are willing to
test any article claiming extraordinary merit.
The proprietors Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer offer the following Endorsement
of the merits claimed by them for their prepa-
ration, by the Pittsburg, Pa, "Christian Ad-
vocate;" viz, "The public have so often been
deceived by the use of worthless preparations
Tor the hair that article of this kind, to gain
their favor and secure their patronage, must
possess real merit. We are glad to assure our
readers that Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover is meeting with the success which its
merits so justly deserve; and we have reliable
evidence, that it viii perform all that is claim
ed for it, in restoring gray hair to its natural
color, and, as q permanent dressing, is unsur-
passed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

If vou have discharge from the nose, often
vive or otherwise, partial loss Of the sense Of
eneu. taste or hearing, eyes watering OF weak
feel dull and stupid or debillitsted, pain or
pressure in the head, take cold easily, gou may
Sc sure YOU have the CATAREH- Thousands
annually, without msnifesting half Of the above
symptoms, terminate in consumption and end
IN tie grave, No disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood by physicians. DR..
RV. PIERcE, Of Bufidlo, \. Y, Is the proprietor
OF Dr. Sage's Cattarrh Remedy perfect
Tperifc for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" OF
Car hal Headache, which he sends to any
ad ess oy mail On receipt ofisixty cents. Sod
BY hess Druggists everywhere. 81
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

ROmanism.-Rev. J G White had q large
attendance Of males last evening, to listen to
his revelations touching the character Of the
auricular confession OF the Roman Catholic
Church, which consisted chiefly Of reading
from the recognized books OF that Church
Though not new TO some of his hearers, it was
evident that the larger portion got inforna-
ton new to them. No one doubted the pro-
priety OF the discrimination made as to sex in
the audience. On the stand was q committee
of six or eight gentlemen, including members
of the Catholic Church.
During the progress Of Mr. Whites readings.
several question were asked and dissent ex-
pressed as in some Of his translations; and
when be had concluded, Father Boff, of St
Francis de Sales Church, and Fnther Bowers,
Of Fremont, made some remarks, the latter
speaking at some length, though not disputing
in detail the correctness OF Mr.. Whites ex-
tracts, He appealed TO Catholics present as
witnesses Of the purity and usefulness of the
confessional, and drought down the house"
by saying, "And you, Catholic mothers! I ap-
peal to you.' though there was not female
present. Toledo COnIHicciaI.
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George KEENAN,, tuesday, Feb. 9Th,

WinsIOw made his maiden speech in the
House, on the Fifteenth Amendment. The
State Journal Reporter, considers him the or.
ginal soothing syrup, capable Of taking the
colo out Of any infant, and sending it to sleep,
in a marvelously short time. So thought the
reporter while listening to his speech.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

The Reputation OF the Fremont WhiteLirne,
is becoming nationwide. D L June & Son,
are eonstantle receiving orders from a great
distance, and within few days have filed
several orders from the "Hub of the Uniberse." !"
They advertise, and let people know what
they have to sell, and the quality, Of the article
commends it.
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The Little Corporal for February, as
bright, and as fresh, and as full of excellent
reading for the. young, as was ever put in
their hands, is at hand. 1t carries world Of
good choer to the hearts Of the young people,
wherever It goes.
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j.. u. Morgan, formerly a workman in
the NeSsa9ger Office bat at present III the office
of the Toledo Blade, met with an accident, one
day last week which was the result Of carry
ing pocket pistol which, in some way, was
discharged, inficting a flesh wound in his
limb
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-01-28

An Old northumberland
Emporium, was established in Fremont in
1896, and through all the intervening period,
has remained prosperous. Under the present
Leppelman it is doing a more extensive busi-
ness than ever, and yields ahandsome revenue
The proprietor has always advertised literally
which is the secret of his success.
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The scene was laid at one of the front street
crossings Time, Saturday afternoon. An old
gentleman, apparently suited with himself
''and the rest Of mankind" sauntered too
leisurely across the street, and coming in
contact with pair Of horses, was upset, with
out injury to the man or beast. No one should
laugh at a narrow escape from serious acci-
dent, but it was amusing to see the unfortu-
nate individual cling to his horizontal position
in the mud, and shower his imprecations upon
the animals that caused his downfall. When
we left, he has still lying in the mud in
state of terrible agitation.
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a terrible accident, by fire, occurred on Fri
dly the Dist, near Brownsville, Union County.
Indiana. The wife of Thomas Vansiekle
went to a neighbors, leaving three small chill
dren in care of their father Late in the af.
ternoon he went over his farm, with a real
estate Assessor, and when he returned, sup
posing the mother had got home, went about
some work. In short time he noticed smoL q
issuing from the windows and doors. and
lastening to it found the house enveloped in
danes. He forced his way to where a young
babe was sleeping, but was too late, as it had
raeeived injuries which caused its death tho
nexs day. The other two children perished in
the flames. 1t is supposed the children were
playing with fire, and ig1lited some of the fur
niture. TheBame day, and about the same
hour, another horrible accident occurred.
About two miles from Mr. Vansickles. A
child, four years OF age, in playing about the
stove, upset kettle Of boiling water, and the
contents were spilled over the unfortunate
;hild, causing its death in a few hours.