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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-24
CONGRESSIONAL.
FOrty-sooOud congTess-First Session

Forty-secono Congress-FiT Session
On the 18th, in the House, after consider
able sparing and efforts to adjourn, which we're
defeated, the House passed resolution to an
point Committee of thirteen to enouire into
the condition of the late insurrechonary States
A motion to reconsider the vote to and Law
that motion on the table, was passed. A joint
resolution to adjourn on the goth passed.
In the Senate, bill passed to carry into eff
feet decission of Supreme Court relating to
bounties for soldiers. It gives 800 additional
bounty TO soldiers enlisted between MAJ 8,
and July %, 1861. Bill to issue duplicate
checks to disbursing officers passed. Morrill,
moved to reconsider the vote by which the
bounty bill was passed And resolution call
ing upon the Treasurer for information as to
the amount it would involve passed. A bill
providing additional bOunties was introduced.
Adjourned.
In the House, on the 10th, lively debate
sPrang up on a circular issued by Butler
@s1inst tbs passage of the resolution to appoint
. 4Coumittee Of thirteen to investigate the Ku
Aiuz outrHges. The debate became omit.
? rsonai and continued up till the hour Of ad-
journmont - "a ~
In the Senate, the resolution for sd,on-n
nsnt on the Goth, was laid en- the table Riu
~ tba sPPaiztnOAt ai osnzIWssas,. 70 y,
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Nrw advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE

- THE undersigned offers his farm. consist
I'D ing Of HI acres, STU uited one and half
", miles east OF Rollersyille, in Sandusky
c0unl y, known as the Parker Fam, for sale. the
bundled acres Of the farm are cleared, and sevpn-
teen in good waod. A good two story DWELL
ing House, and q large Fra Barn on he prem
ises, which has also tine Orchard Of choios iruit
The property Is well adapted for farming purposes,
and will be sold on reasosble terms. Possesson
given April lsi, 1871.
Per Price, terms, aud other particulars, apply to
A. VANDERSOLL, Fremont, Ohio,
Sycamore street, near State
II not sold soon the farm will be for rent. I2-l5
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A CHAMPION OF GRANT.

The Washington Evening Star is against
Sumner and for Grant. 1t does not believe
that the craftsmanship Of the Committee on
Foreign Relations is place of self-gIorifca-
ton, and thinks that he who holds the Office
should be in better accord with the President
than the chairman of any other committee.
The position is confidential one, and hence
the retention Of Mr.. Sumner in that Office. re-
membering his antagonism to Grant, would be
detrimental to tbs public interests. It could
not be expected that, in the settlement with
our difficulties with England, ne would labor
to bring about results that would rebound to
the prestige Of Grants administration: nor
could It be expected Of the Government that
It Fhcuid. knowing this, retain in pest as
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Secretary Fish has received the following

cable despatch;
"PARIs, March l9.-The National Guards
Committee Is master Of Paris. The Depart.
ments of the Interior and Justice an0 the
Prefecture OF Ponce are occupied by the IN
surgents. Generals Vnoy, Thomas ana
LeComte have been murdered by the troops.
Thsrs Will be an elecuon Ior the Commune
tomorrow. All the members OF Theirs gov
erDment have gone to Versailles. ! follow
with the whole diplomatic corps.
(Slgned) WAsHBURSE.
By MORAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-03

AN AGRARIAN PROPOSITION SUBMITTED
BEFORE THE LEAGUE.-At the last meeting
Of the Loyal League Max Marshall, we
learn, delivered speech urging the ne
groes to petition the City Council to make
an appropriation from the city funds to pay
their taxes. MIR. Marshall said that it was
much more lawful and right that the mo-
ney OF the city should be given to that OBJ
!ect Than to the Agricultural Fair /; and he
Iurther maintained that even Ii levied its
payment should be resisted. The nronosj-
ton, we learn, wasyoted down by Che more
thoughtful of the negroes, but evidently
made deep impression, and, being further
urged by the parties attempting to manip-
ulabe the Ignorant colored people, may vet
be seriously adopted and applied. Our
people can draw their own differences Of the
dark sdanserons principles and pur.
poses Of certain element In our midst,
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Barber is not rich man. He has not
been long enough In politics. He will
learn In time, but he is Innocent ana poor
now"
So speaks letter in the Cincinnati COM
mercid Of Louisiana negro politician VINO
has Just commenced his political career,
and has not yet learned how to make money
ont of politics. But the letter-writer as
sutoes that as matter of course he will
follow the example which has been set for
him by the Radical officials of Louisiana.
The GOODNESS with which this correspondent
mentions.such stealing, and the fact that he
expects every Radical to engage in it, tell
the whole story Of Radical rule so far as
this sort of corruption In Office is concern
ed. 1t would be sad day for Virginia,
that In which she should confde her inter-
ests to the allies of these Louisiana plum
derers .."I $50"
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A very strong point is incidentally made
against DARWIN in all English mover re-
Gently republished in this country, called
EarPs Dene. 1t is made simply By way Of
illustration. yet it constitutes exactly such
an argument as those of which DARWITs
theory is made up. Tue point is substan-
tally that according to the law of natural
selection and of the transmission OF IN
stincts $50 to speak, from gencrationto sene'
ration the candlc.moth ought long ago 10
have learned from the experience OF many
generations of its kind that the flame OF
candle would scorch its wings ana reEcei
it unable to prolong its existence.
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DIED,

Tn Hanover county, Of ,yrh1id 1sTsr "a Tue
October, WI -LIAM AkTflua y ~ H''' ~"
he funeral services will be held 'the ct II
of his parents Henry and Ana Vi. ! ulHc'' a.
o'clock A. NJ, october 3'l, 1914
ON Sunday. Octr Der 1st at tEIenty e;naleg 70
O'Clock, u lIN MEk. d. sTfo II Il - Al 'n'
Ills WIN tsee Place f 5 y y ceIess
NJ His frfeuGs and acquaiutar ces, and tnoso Oh
his father, william p. Stroller, Esq ARE respect
fully invited 10 allenc.
At ,ha residence aGs west Leigh street, at s
o,cIocE p NJ Nond ", October ID, JOSEfH, Inc
infant son of scph u. and Louisa True.
The funeral Will take place ut the residence RI
2 o'clock This EVENING. 80
Peterchurg, Norfolk, and Fredericksburg papers
Please copy. .
This dav Monday. October Cd; At O'Clock T.
ID, Mrs. H2lDGET HCDOSUUGli, Vile Oh
Domiuick McDonnugh. ,,
Her funeral viii t,ke place TO DAY IuGs-
daY) Sd met ant at half-past ) O'Clock, rom ,he
re 'idence OF her husband, on iey-ntesn,m n,e,
LSai oioRs' 4
are invited 10 attend. 80 -.
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and watch them very carefully that they
only talk sueh seditfon and do not put II
into effect. ~ Petersburg Inde1. s
These are The men to whom VTginlans are
asked to entrust the government OF the
State. It seems to us that this game Inc
Radicals are playing IS no moro than bur
lesque. Surely they do not expect the tax
payers to invest such cattle as they are WIZ
the power to levy taxes and dishurse the
States money. We can scarcely believe
that such hope can be cherished by
any intelligent Radical. With the expe'
rience Of Texas, Louisiana, and South
Carolina. before them, the people Of VIZ
einia can hardly be expected to subject
their property to the control of the impe'
cunious vagabonds who make up nine
tenths of the Radical party-avowed repu'
diators as they are, and totally regardless
of the honor Of the State. a..
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Caugh a Tartar.

Some time ago THEODORE TILroN wrote
and published in his paper a long letter to
the Hon. CHARLES SUMNER, in which he
argued at length the question of the right
of women to vote under the operation of
the new amendments to the Constitution,
and wound up his production By inquiring
land particularly, we believe, of the Hon.
NJ. Fl. CARrENTER) whether he had made
out his case or not. Mr.. CARPENTER, who
is an advocate Of woman suffrage, has re-
piled to TILToN's ponderous document in
Il comparatively short, sharp, and decisive
letter, in which he proves that women have
acquired no such right, and totally de-
moishes the card-house erected by the
auriferous TlLToN, and shows his argu-
ment to have been no argument at all. We
do not remember ever to have witnessed
before or elsewhere so total discontinue
Of an adversary. But does TILToN acknow-
ledge the corn? Not he. He mantully
publishes Mr.. CARPENTERS letter, but boy
ishly or foolishly undertakes to recover his
lost ground. His rejoinder is thrice as long
as his opponents letter, but 1t is all sound
| and fury, signiiying nothing-all words,
words, words. THEODORE has not sue.
ceeded even so well as the merely verb ose
writer, of whom distinguished author
has said that L" he that uses many words
"ior the explaining any subject doth, like
"the cuttle-tsh, hide himself in his own
"ink." He has not succeeded even in
darkening counsel. Mr.. CARPENTERS let
ter is left untouched intact, not marreG
in any part Of it. Indeed, the favorable
opinion Of TILToN's talents which we haG
begun to entertain has ceased to grow, if
| indeed, it has not been destroyed by tht
| discovery on our part that he does mo-
know what logic is, nor when he has beer
| stripped naked and left for dead upon TIT
field of battle. Like FALsTAFF, he comes Il
life; but, unlike FALsrAFF, who at leas
hacked away upon corpse, TILroN draw!
his corn.stalk sword, and with it belabor!
the giant who has caused his discontinue
CARPENTER's letter runs on, to change the
figure, like huge Newfoundland dog be-
set by little black-and.tan terrier. Al
the barking and swapping that TILToS car
do cannot hide from the lookers-on that be
is Mt the mercy of the big dog.
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sco ,reref,;th Declines.

Is
THO roonIo Of Richmond Will hear with
= universal feeling of regret that '"use
xyrrnr-u has declined TO servo them IN Inc
sousc Of Delegates. His reasons are sue"
that no one can censure him.
Who shall nominate candidate j" "l'
nla.es The members OF the Convention
which Nominated him were chosen 10 per
form this highly important duty' anu '""''
much as they all reside in the city, ana can
hc brought together at few hours notice,
,,o ,ora /, for granted that Mr.. 1sAAcs. the
nresidcni of that body, will reassemble II
rs soon as possible. The City Central Com.
mircc has been mentioned by some per-
sans as body which could very well per.
form this duty; but, Of course. those
persons had forgotten that when that
committee was elected the primary
meetings in several Of the wards passed
resolutions expressly denying to that body
the right to make nominations Cor any once
whatever. These resolutions were adopte't
because there had keen much dlSsatlsiac-
lion created by the action Of the previous
rrv Central Committee In making for seVe-
rll OH. es nominations which they had no
authority whatever from the people TO
make. The present City Committee was
elected long time ago. Indeed, the party
in this city has never been rc6rganized
under the resolutions or upon the plan
adopted by the late State Convention. We
10 rot think it at all necessary that II
should be, since the present committee IL
good one. and, having experience. VIII
conduct the canvass with prudence ana
ability. But to conduct the canvass Is all
that il has to do. AS we have said, when 1t
was constituted it was in plain language
forbidden to usurp the power of nomi-
mating candidates for any office whatever.
The members of the Convention which
nominated Judge MEREDITH are fresh from
the people, having been chosen last week.
Having failed Mt the first trial to make up q
full ticket, they will, Of course, feel 1t TO be
their duty, as it is unquestionably their
right. to resssemble and complete it. If
the nomination should be made by an I'M
authorized body, disappointed aspirants
aud their friends, as well as the Radicals,
might use that fact with some effect against
the nominee whereas if the nomination
be made by the delegates whom the people
themselves have deputed to perform that
duty 10 one will have right to complain.
When the Convention shall reasSemble let
i, cast aside all mere personal preferences
and prejudices, and bring out candidate
IN whose hands the highly-important inter-
cs,s OF this city will be safe. We need a
man who whenever n proposition is
s1runc upon the House can decide in mo-
lnrut whether it be good or bad one,
anh can give the reasons for his opinions in
mqrucr that will impress the Housc-a
m2n who knows what the laws are. and
how any change III them will affect the en-
Tire code of the State-a man honest, ca
l,al,c, and faithful; true CONSERVATIVE
ana tine patriot. Such man Will reflect
credit upon his constituency, may be a
leader in tho House, and will at any rate
he Il leader for the inexperienced of our
own d, legation. Surely we can get such
one.
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CITY ORDINANCE.

i, n ORDINANCE TO AMENSD, 1 CHA "
a TEX OF THE CITY 1 HRp Of :
a0DiEa THEREro SECTION IL
AD IPassed seps- 10, 1s7l.l
,Is5 Tbatrhapser 10 OF the city ord ts
5eM ora.sd 9th December, 1879, be ara the the
n nsms IS hereby. amended by ADDING 'nefe'' -
foo"k A. Tns hours for trsnaactng busi aal
In In the he q 3olfess IF until az; s
oeT and sTom and the and the
81 IL e b present. ospe
signed them 1es during hours and
sse,r on u tom
which nealdd 1slns hGuI
lses 1nsir Sa inlet such penalty as 70
shall ssem proper" . -r f., t'.'.' -
Up published by authority COWARD, City CLERK. .
sc Cost =. " - "
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BOoKs, STATIONERY. &c.

ALL THE SCHOOL BOOKS adopted
for use IN the public and private schools OF the
city of Richmond and counties Of the State can DC
obtained of the subscribers at ,hs lowest prices.
Parents teachers, and pupils, will find full
stuck of BOOKS. as well as the incest STATION
cry Of every description to select from.
Parties ordoring may rely upon getting every
article in our line at the lowest figures. 49,
&C WOoDHOUSE & PARHAM. p
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DIRK GOODS.
DIRK GOODS. -.-,--~~-
FTMPoRTANT NOTICE TO
i CONSUMERS OF DRY aooos'
.rr.u ORDERS AMogFTrIRNYe frS 0n ~
AND o0g THE p GSss hdJkfARGEs.

H OF THU k0Sy,SSHdftRGE5.
u.m1LroN EASTER 2 soNh
or BALTIao,h,sSsa wa Tsn:s OF their re-
G., o.aar tina better 10 mees hare csta blshed
~, 9f ona,n sn at distance naTg
tail oun1on SAMPLE BUREAUS, sa,d nv mail
IN, ,nan ar,picatfou, promps.II S. sf rsr "A MD
and VIII, " SsXPiES OF the EEH Eolr ronch
fl Ine sssossasfuNhBLE GOODS OF raeaiSn
Enssh and ON as ioW not st less prices than
any nenss goods from the largest ano ~ nr E
buyinR nnracturers In the different paa.s " Groct
orated and importIng the same ~ s.sa na nromntlv
rope, hhu our stock Is at all ungs pioDn
ttoI Sdd With the novelties OF the Lono0n A'''
We buy only for Gasi sna goods
baaE1p pg1sSA TEN To FIFTEEN rEh CESt'
~ atrSa PROFIT than-tf we gave crean. ~ Goods
Lno Sordino for samples specify the kino % gyoas
aesired. We Keep the best grades OF every CLASS
os 1oods from the lowest TO the most cosIy: s,,
OF orders unaccompsnied BY the cash Will oe SEM
q Pps:6mPT-PAYING Wholesale BUYEEss
Il tnytted to inspect the stock In our JoboinS ann
nachaye Departrlent. Address .y.
facAaSe iHAMTLTON EASTER s. SONS.
1s7, 49, aOl, and 2o3 W est Baltimore street,
de A-Tu&F1y -.sl 49,. oa1Linoih' ~
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MILITARY NOTICES.


NRAYs, ATTENTION a
tend accompany drill with ARM rHvjhN ~ va
at pv o or rseI of CAPTAIN L j BossIKCxn; r.y
;, eho tirdsrly sersesnt.
n +. BLUES, ATTENTlON:IsAaIt.E
r.. tend meatIng or your company M a. n y, IN
ficeIlo Hall, THIS tTuesdaT) EfEHAN" a.
''o Ry order of the Captain: ,oor n a
M at =. II. r. GLhZFBROOe,O ". ..
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IaiE.1SgARE, &C. .o,oo--
nEERCURy STEAM GAUGES,
.II,pN,s PATENT STEAM GAUaEs'
,cgceorT,s PATENT STEAL GAUGES
prcEspER,s paTEaT uAuG E.Cjths'
GUM AND uEar r--cEINu'
WATER G.uai:s. STEAM WHISTLES
, SiTl 's;MTAL /. LhCihC-L EAIhsh'
Il FivETs, and 2CKkS; v1opvcpEs
"Goaane" hgT r,.Ensl S2! Etlh' "]NNoHA'
&C.. i"r sac - 'Ao' K. L. WILLIAMS.
no. 1853 Main street.
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DIRE IS AND CLOAK.MAKI
EASHIONABLEDR DRESS AND CLOAK.

II -. NJ KING.
MISS T. GREER, NO. GOT BROAD STREET,
would re: pectfuly inform her lady friends and
the public generally that she has just returned
from New York, where she secured the Latest and
most fashionable styles from the most celebrated
emporiums Of fashion. a call Is respectfully So
licted. ...--.. .r..... ...ss. ~.
orders from the country promptly attended to.
S-2Lk
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PERSONAL.


CARD,-TO MY FELLOW.Cll!..
y ZE~S OF RlCHJD&D AS ceItsln ~ aIu ,er;,
have hen circulated which are cacnlaseu n d
mich TO ipture my reputation anu $4,000 saa rad
nm pst those with whom WAS DOTH -. ah.s La ,ha
I think IL duty which owe myself W A ws are
Following statement: When these repWUfr Ra,1ev
frst cpreai tllec upon his Honor a. ~ NJ sbonf1
MsTor of Richmond, and sked MIN WA. t, roese
do. Fla answer was to this erect unI ha tr,a.
matters are in sestgated and proven osr NJ the
Continue 70 perform your duty rs sn oihGet granS
city, every II quiry has been maue Ny ,I,fzsns
In ~ composed Of our most respecLapih. STnrwsrJ
and not one particle OF evidence 9rousnI t ad
RI eustain The charges so far as AN eon , -
asmy follow soldiers will testify .elY eJ
Confederate cnuse faithfully during Lse ,"nIns
war. entering the army as private. anu s1 ~ ~ :
evantusly the position of ir!t ileutenaht II 40
COMPANY, This shows In what estlm atlon "s'
he'd bg thoas who were my consLant asS .n III -
and trust IL will have weight In coniinIins o.
respect and confidence with Whlcn you ns'e o.
WAYS treatcd me. Very respectfully, ,rrv
Police Detective.
I have fully Investigated the NGoie ana me
against Henry ". Daonev, and falieu ~ AN
sijphtcst cause for sus pcIou. crD,,ce
. JOHN PUL, dr., CElei u o''
nsva ,DvostIpste. the charge sgslEst MT Rag
,cv rn1 nave failed 10 elicit ally sftde-ee "
connects hun Wit. All Wr0us. ,c,o 1yJaE
ooar. onnonwea.th's Attorney.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
q Eyf,oTr u,r Mrrrs

CHARLOTTESVILLE
~ WOOLLEN MILLS.
The high standard Of these celebrated mills ia
fully msintaiLed in the
FALL STYLES OF HEAVY WOOLLENs,
FOR
THE TRADE OF ISL,
with decided improvement In finish Of some pat
terns, For sale In Richmond by
THOMAS Z. PRICE & co.,
DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
: levy BROTHERS,
on CARDCZO, FOURQUREAE & co.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD TO COBT,
TO GLOBE BUSINESS.
AUCTION POSTPONED UNTIL THE ETH
!. OF OCTOBER.

Not having been able, owing to our increased
sales to prepare my stock for auction on the 81 OF
October. the auction IS up ayotdably postponed
uutll The 18TH OCTOBER ut II O'Clock precisely.
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Sock retal'et WITHOUT REGAR TO COST,
FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY. until day OF sale
= j. n. HUUDF1S.
40 os.td ll.r Main ST opposite Dispatch office.
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DECEIVING BY EVERY STEAMER,
~ ouR FALL AND WINTER sToCK,
DHy GOODS AND MOTIONS
OF ALL KIEDs.

In addition TO our regular stock or CLOTHS
and CASSlMERES, We have flu line OF The
CHARLOTTESVILLE CAseIMEBEs.
These goods are the best In the market, and ,re
an honor 70 Old Virginia. Come Of them are fine
enough for prince.
DRESS GOODS:
We are opening trt weekly . very large. cheap,
and han dSome assortment OF DRESS GOODS. We
mention q few Dress Silks, In all coIors, very
chesp and very fine; silk serges At 7sc. worth 81:
CORDED Reps at 2oc., worth DOC. i: silk Wsrp
Goods Mt SOC , vsry chesp Silk Mtxtures at 4oc,
worth SOC. fiain, Figured. and Plaid Dela!nes
at 2sc.; elegant Sefges st soc, worth soc. Plaid
rett at esc., worth 81; best british Hose in tie
city at &c. GENTS best British Socks at Use Ia
very che 4p >Iadie3' Merino yest5 1t 81: gents
Merino Sh1rta at 1913 a. pair; Balmoral sklr,s,
s1.2S; Waterloo Cloth. sl.2s Wool Carpets
at $50. : Saratoga Trunks. 8s.
oc2 DUCKWALL & ROUss
The New York herald., 1871-09-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs- -sEooSp PAGE.-Fnh and sixth columns.
AsrRoLoGY SECOND PAaE -Fouth c,lunn
board AND LoDGINa WANTED sEoosD rAoE- Sec
BoAKDERs WANTED SECOND rAeE-girst and second
BRo6SIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-rwsIrTu
BuslENss
Espa1s y5s s ssu%a
CLEkKs AID s.LEsMEN-ELrvxSru PAeH-rour,h
xEp s9pn
CoAsrwlsE sTEAMsHIPs-FrRsr PAGE Filth and sixth
COUNTY, Pss5AnD-sncosp rAar-rAird column.
bShfIaSS HSS5Es Is LHT TSE$ISnzp as,, AND us-
Rs5rEAs column
ExSihSgkS ~, TgrIrra fAaf" sixth column
FiNhNoIAL- FIRST fAoE-Four.S column.
ERSsEp EnR Rooms AND TO
Twill. TwTLlyH rAeEwrii'n % and and sisih & &c columns. u
SSG ssr%e
HELP P0sHi; Wanted MALES ELEVENTH rAex-Fifh aud
HELP s'1iS s2iGH' pAar-rhra
HoRsEs,' CARRIAGES, ac.-FIasr PACE Second and
HotsHs, Rooms, &c.. %ASSGD ffH''1 Twrlrru PAGE
rAaEuT,s IIgS column
GEN E.Al. ESTATE FOR EsALE-TwnLf1mrAcE~
IECIGRE sEAsDN sgoosp PAes- rim column.
LOAN OFFICES fIR;r PAGr-Four,h column.
LOST AND FOUND FIPsr PAGE-Frst column.
MARBLE NANrELS-TwELFTU PAgE-Sixth coiunn
MEDiCAI--sECoSD PAGE--fourth column.
MILLINERY AND DkESSMAkING-FiIs PAGE Thrl
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTIsEMENTs-1ENrnP PAGE
Siyh column.
MISC ELuANEOtS -TwELrru FACE Second column
MUSICAL-SEUoSD PAcE-Fourh column.
.EEW PUBLICAIlONs--Tw TLfTH PAeE--Second column.
PEksOEAL--fIRsr PAGE First co,umn
IIANOFOh RITES --SEODHD PAcE--Sixh column.
rAIr-Fourth
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwTIrTn pAGF-Third and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EACHANGE-TwELfTH PAGE
Fourth column
REAL ESTATE WANTED --TwELITn PAGE-Fourth col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES FIRST PAGE Third column.
RESrhU RANTs-SEcOSD Ph0E--Third column.
REWARDS-FIRsT FACE First column.
SALES AT AUCIION-fwELr1n PAaE-Firs and second
sITUSTiJNs WANTED -FEMALEs-ELgvESTu PAGE
First, second AMI third columns.
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