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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-07-05
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RoEzLs.
LINDSEY HOUs

T lindsey. Ssndusky Co. Ohio, E. S. BowERsoxi
j Proprietor. The proprietor takes pleasure in
announcing that he is prepared to accommodate
the travelling public Every attention paid to the
comfort of guests Of the House. l9yl
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

L. Rswson, Jas Moore, Joseph L. Rswson
J.L. RAWSoN d CO.,
CTORAGE, FORWARDING COMMISSION
y Merchants. Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Cslcined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
Vators, at the head of navigation on the Sandusky
River, we are prepared TO receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and otherprOduce.
OHce, at Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT. IL
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Nem a1rrrfisen1ents.
LOTS SALE

~ The subscriber offers the following lots for
II sale, situated three-fourths of mile north
tk of the FremOntcorporation on the west side
of the river, II lots of each lots of4
each, also house and lot containing Is acres Of
land. These lots finely situated for residences
and will be sold on as liberal terms as any lands
around Fremont. For particulars call on me at
my residence, near the prmises.
1880 THAD. BALL
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BUCKLAND'S CHAMPION
CLOTHES BLUING is the best
Bluing in the market. Ten cents
bottle, -.
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SEWING MACHINE OIL, the
very best that is sold.
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r. P. BUoKIAND. h. EVERETT. JAS. H. FOWLER
BUCKLAND, EVERETT q FOWLER,
A TToRNEYs & ooUNsELLoRs AT LAWi
a and SolioitOrsin Chancery; VIII attend to pro-
eSsionai business in Sandusky and adjoining eoun-
fea Once sseond story, Buellanc sNeW Block
FREMONT.
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JcOstlveness,s sick headaehe,
chronic diarrhea, affec-
tions ofthe bladder, camp
iiysentery affections of the
kidney, fever nervousn ess,
3chills. diseases of the skin,
impurity Ofthe blood, mel
A,T- nn Ianraaufn- "a
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OurLard Oil, Mecca Oil, Meats
foot Oil, Castor Oil, Linseed Oil, and
all other Oils, are the best the mar
ket affords, and we sell them at the
lowest prices.
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A., EXCHANGE HOTEL
BIRCH HOUSE,

BELLEVUE, o. John Ford, Proprietor. Re
ID Gently rehtted and furnished.
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By always keeping the best to be
had, and selling them at a small
profit, has enabled US TO build up
our large trade, and we shall CON
tinue to do so. Any one needing
articles in our line should not fail to
give us trial.
S. BUCKLAND & SON.
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Business Directory.
LHGAL.
r. RARTLETT.

a TFORNEY AT Law, Whites Block, corner
a Of Front and Croghan streets. Prompt atten-
ten given TO the collection OF claims and al husi-
ness pertaining 20 the general law practice.
Fremont, March I, 1871.
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N HILNENINV-
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Ii aRRRNE- srr.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW,
"A will attend to Legal Business in Sandus-
~ and dadjoiningcounties, ,Omee corner Room up
FREMoNT,O.
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DIR. SIM NJ oNS'
IaVer Regulator,

Apreparation ofroots and herbs ,warrantedtO be
strictiyvegetable, and can do 10 injuryto any one
Ithas been used by hundreds, and known for
thelast 4Oyears as one OF the mostreIla9le, en-
tbesuffering. Iftakenregularlyand persistently,
# Is sure to cure dyspepsia, headache, Jsundice,
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]. T. CARVER.

Z TTORNEY AT LAW, Fremont, Ohio, offers
n his professional services to all requiring legal
business done in any Of the Courts Of Sandusky
County; will also attend to the collection Of claims.
Oface in Tylers Block, on CrOghan street,
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Carl Shurz sat down one evening late
To rest his weary head,
When his little son came into the room
Al IooI-;,,r. - H., s,;d.
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MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 9, 1872.
We note an active market in Oats, Hay
and Flour. Corr is extremity dull, scarce.
ly any demand at all. The highest offer
to-day on mixed in sacks was 42c. White
commands little better figure although
dealers make no difference in price be-
tween white and mixed IN the New Or.
leans market and that marke. to q great
extent governs this. 1t is only an unus-
ally large order and milling demand that
makes sometimes great difference in
the prices of the two grades in this market.
Reports from New Orleans show that
business is somewhat retarded by the
epizootiG among the horses Of draymen
making it difficult to move produce.
The epidemic has made its appearance
here but as yet has had no effect on BUSH
ness, being confined to car.
riagc horses and those belonging to
livery stables. Tonnage is very scarce
The rivers are lower than they have been
before this season and freights are st.f at
quotations with u strong tendency to go
higher. Boats are compelled to run light
during the present stage Of water, nearly
all that have left during the last few days
have run aground, and the river to st.
Louis is full of boats waiting for rise
10 float them down.
The weather has changed again, and to.
day it is warm and pleasant but very un-
favorable for dressed poultry Of which the
market is glutted.
nW Correspondents should bear in
mind that cur quotations represent prices
for round lots from first hands, unless
otherwise stated, and that in filling small
orders higher prices must be paid. lxsa
FLOUR.-The market is arm, and the
demand for choice grades is increasing.
There 10 fine prospect for a large and
steady business in the best brands. Prices
remain as previously quoted. We note
sales Of 200 barrels Xxx Winter at Sc 90;
100 barrels xxx winter At 81 10; 8 cars
various grades from S. 90 to 50 rs; 200
barrels do So 90 to 81 So 800 barrels
choice bakers -four ito arrive) del. 50 90,
and 200 barrels from S. 90 TO SO Is.
WHEAT.--l car ordinary red, sold a.
81 IS, and I car red, light, sold @$l 20.
HAY.-Choice is firm and scarce. Pri-
ccs are unchanged. Common is plenty
and dull. There 10 an active demand for
choice Timothy at quotations. Sales
comprise cars Timothy, del. $is@ls 90;
cars mixed, del. $i5@l6 90; IL cars
mixed and Timothy, round lot, $l7 90 del.
8 cars Timothy del. sls 90; cars prime
hay, SIT 90; 2 cars mixed, $l5@l6 90, !
car gilt edge del $2l 90; 2 cars choice
Timothy $l7@l9 co. 8 cars do, $1,000 90
CORN.-This market is very duh and
scarcely any demand at all. ! car white,
in bulk on track brought &C.; 7 cars Of
white in sacks, on orders, sold &+Sc. deli
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Chester, Memphis
" Joe Fleming, Mound lily
Minncola, New Orleans
Crescent City. New Orleans
Nashville Cincinnati
Illinois, Columbus
pHPARTEp.
Steamer Joe Fleming, st. Louis
+" Mlnneola, Cincinnati
Z II Durfee, New Orleans
Mary Mcdonald, St. Louis
FP Gracey, Cape Girardssu
BIO MUDDY COAL.
Steamboats, supplied At any time both
day ard night, with either lump or chest.
nut coal, in any quantity, and on usual
terms, at the yard at grand Tower, Ills.
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
II. V. OLYPuAST,
ID. A BoKEE, Gen'l Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-l5.ly.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
The fine passenger steamer Z. w. Slra-
der will leave this morning at ten o'clock
for New Orleans aud all way landings
The good steamer Nashville will leave
this morning at ten o'clock for Memphis
and all way landings. The elegant and
fast City Of Chester is the Anchor line
packet leaving this evening for Memphis
and all way landing. The nice Jim Fisk,
Jr., is the regular packet leaving for
Psducah and all way landings this day at
4ap,m.
CONDITION OF THE RIVER.
Here the fall In the Ohio continues at
steady rate. There is only four feet re-.
ported over the worst bars in the Ohio riv.
err. The Mississippi remains in the same
deplorable condition, and no boats are
able to como down. DEVILS island is q
devil of a bad place and is giving boats
plenty Of trouble, there is probably no
moro than three feet of water in the chan
mel. Below here Point Pleasant bar h olds
the sway over steamboats,, there is only
five and one-half feet Of water there, and
the Glencoe bound down, and Andy JohE
son coming up, are reported still aground
there. The James Howard is over the
bar and gone on down the river.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER
Business on tho levee continues fair, and
freight continues plenty. Rates to New
Orleans are GO cents on -four, and 80 cents
per hundred on pound freight.
The weather continues mild and pleas.
ant
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Minnsols laid here yesterday and
cleaned cut her boilsrs. She had barge
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BREvITIEs.-Wiley and Bi1by have
jus, received a fne lot Of lamps, burners
and chimneys, and exceedingly cheap
Cali and examine. l3-4.3t.
County court is grinding away.
The weather was pleasant yesterday
"A childs far cape found on Saturday
evening last, can be had by the owner at
this office.
The musical Eisenberg was married
last Sunday night 10 Miss Mary A.
Hines.
Col. Bouton Of the Jonesboro Ca
zette, was in the city yesterday, and
c,ll,N on TnE BULLETIN.
Col. Willis Of Metropolis, dropped in
on US yesterday, in company with Col.
Pope and Col. Davis of the Sun
Col Mum left yesterday for WASH
ing,on.
Col. McHale has five or six military
gentlemen under his charge and musters
them daily on the street.
Col. Wood grows as candidate for
mayor. He would not refuse the crown.
Col. Green was one of the attorneys
who prosecuted tho negro Williams to
conviction at Mound City last week.
The epizoot is making progress
this city. The mules are now getting
it up their SHOOTS.
WIN. Hogstafi, a gambler not of credit
and renown, sentenced by Judge Shan
messy, lies pining ia the city Jail.
-Baugh hasn't got the small. pox any
more.
Our columns show that the city coun-
Gil has been in session. The proceedings
of the meeting'on Monday night are inn
portsnt.
"A Marx is remod1ling the front room
of the Southern hotel, and will exhibit in
it soon, as fine stock of clothing as can
be found anywhere.
Stuart, of the firm of Stuart & Gohl-
son, is on his way north to buy complete
stock Of holiday goods. Get rcadyt to buy
Wnen nc returns.
Col. James johnson. agent of the Ills.
Central r. r., and Col. A. A. Arck left
own yesterday afternoon for Springfield,
Bloomington and Clinton.
Col. IL. Bofnger, agent Of the st.
Louis and New Orleans packet company,
IS in this city in the interest of Bofnger i
Pegrsm of the Texas and Pacific railroad.
There was singing at the conservatory
Of music last night. The conservatory
is close to THE BULLETIN office, and we
get our music, like 10 o'clock lunch at
Jackets, Walkers, Parker's or Gates, for
nothing, but we don't get drink thrown
in.
u ohm j. Cormick laid his nimble fin
gers close to the vsise of gentleman at
the depot and the valise Immediately,
much to Johns surprise, fastened itself to
those fingers. Finding himself in this
predicanent and fearing the consequences
John made haste towards the cotton wood
thicket near the St. Charles. One of our
policemen with his good lynx eye, espied
the disappearing carpet sack and pursued
it. As swift as the antelope in his gait,
the policeman captured the sack and
brought it to town with John clinging TO
It. His bail fixed by Judge Bross, is
$500. He fingers in Jail.
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tow and had a fair trip for the Ohio

in tow and had fair trip for the Ohio
river.
The Joe Fleming started back to Dew.
lie island and will try again to get her log
barges over the bar.
The Durfee left for New Orleans at
noon yesterday with a fair trip.
The Mary Mcdonald started for St.
Louis yesterday morning and will likely
find something to do at Devils island,
where there are several boats hard
aground.
The Ohio river IL giving boa,s trouble
as well as the Mi.si-.ipp,. The Nashville
with a harL, ia tpw arrived after several
days battle. With tho sand bnrs, aud re-
porte, the Mary Dnvage and barges laid
up above tasry On account of tn,
water being too shallow To let her over the
bar. The Alaska is ut Tread water bar
and is unable to come over, and has laid
up until she can tighten over the bar. The
Dictator and barges have also had TO lay
BY for rise in the river.
The Il. Z. Gray with her BOILERS burnt
is laid up at Mt. Vernon.
The Nashville reships her New Orleans
freight and fills out for Memphis.
The Gracey finished repairing her
plunser and lit out for Cape Girardeau or
some other point up the Mississippi river.
She is such CAD about that 1t 10 difficult
to keep posted in her movements.
The Paducah packet, Jim Fisk, Jr. ran
through herself while coming down last
Monday. The wrist OF one OF her engine.
broke, bursting the cylinder head and 9th.
erwise damaging the engine, bu, fortu.
nnt"ly injuring no one.
The City of Alton has discharged her
railroad iron, and i, will be shipped 10 St,
Louis by the Cairo and st. Louis shcrt
line.
The following boats were ia trouble 1T
Devil Island when last heard from The
Exporter is hard aground, away from the
channel aud out of fuel. The j. n KEEL
logg and bsrges and Babbsge and barges
have laid up above the bar, unable 10 come
over. The Belle Of Pike is there hard
aground. The Fleming aud bsrges are
below the bar trying 10 get over The
Utah had got over the bar and should
have arrived yesterday.
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the contents Of "liulse's saddle
shop" disappeared from the city in
the possession Of the owner South Is
happy. Justice has been done; and we
beg leave to ask the compounder Of the
celebrated Hindoo love powder, how he is,
and whether he thinks the harness bust
ness sproftable. When South borrows
another hundred dollars at the rate of one
hundred and twenty.eight per cent. per
annum, may We be there to see the usurer
receive punishment The spectacle is con-
soling.
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THH FINEST FLAG IN Town. The Cal
70 Casino. the latter part Of last week, re-
ceived their new flag from st. Louis. 1t
is elk fee. long, and four feet wide, made
Of silk and manufactured entirely by
hand. 1t is edged by handsome fringe
and elegantly embroidered. In the CEN
tire, under the device Of two hands claiped,
are the words Cairo Casino, organized
December l4tb, 1861 The flag cost in
the neghborhood Of two hundred dollars.
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FoR TwESTY.FIvE YEARs.-Lawrence
Bird, colo ed, tried at Charleston last
week for the murder last Christmas Of an
other negro in Mississippi county, No,
was sentenced to the penitentiary at JEFF
ferson City for twenty-five years.
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RESOLUTIONS,

The following resolutions introduced
by Councilman Taylor was, on motion Of
Councilman Hurd, adopted by the fol-
lowing vote ayes-Cunningham, Hurd
Robinson, Metcalf, Taylor, Valdez and
Weelsard,-7; Maya, Halliday, Phillis
ana Woods.
WHEREAS, movements are on foot in
variou, parts of the South to construct
railroads from various points, there TO
connect with others terminating here
coming from the North, and it is under,
stood that convention Of delegates from
various points interested IN The eonstruc.
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HANpsoME-Arter is decorating the
front Of bis business house, The additions
improve its appearance greatly and when
finished it will be among the handsomest
IL not tie handsomest building on Com.
mereisl avenue.
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A MEAN THIEF Yesterday morning
one Of our millinery stores was entered
while the proprietor was sweeping the
sidewalk in from, Of her door, and twenty
dollars stolen from the drawer.
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POLICE CouKr.-B. Shannessy presid-
ing. John Sanders, drunk, fined 81 90
and costs; paid.
John Montgomery, drunk, was sent
on the chain gang for six days.
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TIE HORSE DIsEAsE.-No mistake
about IL. The epizooiic is in Cairo. Sew
ersl we'll authenticated cases were reported
yesterday in addition to those frs: re-
ported.
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80. Dive are informed that two
NJ. store-rooms in the new block on
, .shington avenue, are rented for BUSH
Asss purposes.
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OFFICERS REPORT.


The following reports were presented,
and on motion of Councilman Wood were
received and ordered fled, viz: OF I.
Bros, P. NJ, for October; of r. F. Bill
ing'ly, police constable, for October and
November Of Police Constables Whit.
camp, LaHue, Mehner and Helm, tor No
vember; of VIM. McHale, jailer, for No
vember; and of Police Constable Mehner
on the condition Of the street lamps in
November.
Alderman Valdez appeared in his
seat.
STREET COMMITTEE REPORT
The street committee to whom, on the
llth ult,, was referred remembrance
against the building Of sidewalk on tho
south side Of Thirteenth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, re-
ported back tho same recommending that
II be laid on the table. On motion Of
Councilman Hurd the report WIS received
and the recommendation concurred in.
The street committee submitted report
setting forth that the preparation of the
several documents and papers connected
with the proceedings in court and other
wise, to be Instituted for the enforcement of
special assessments for street improve
ments, will involve greater degree of
labor than should be, or can be reasonably
expected from the present city officers.
they, therefore, recommended that ad .
a'uonal professional assistance be secured
AZ such compensation as the street com.
m'llee might think proper. Councilman
halliday moved to receive the report and
concur In the Recommendation of the com.
mittee Lost by the following vote
Ayes--Iallidsy, Me,calf, TAYLOR and
Walder-4. Nays--Cunningham, Hurd
Philli', Robinson, Wood and Woodland
| &C
| ORDINANCE COMMITTEE REPOHT.
Inc ordinance committee submitted the
following Ordinances, which were read
anu 'A'a over Tor a second reading, viz:
an e'a'hAhce TO aid the Arab Fire CON.
pahy 10 bill fire eneine-hou,e.
DC ~ orda.ned by the City Council of the
SECTION !. That for the purno.. ., a.,
my ths Arab Five company in ia, somnia
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PAT Ur.-Qui.e number Of citizens
are on the delinquent list for non.pay.
ment Of personal taxes. A hint to the
wise 10 sufficient
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SENTENCED TO THE PESITESTIARY.-
The negro Williams who murdered Null
len, . white man, over year ago ut
Mound City, and who was sentenced some
six months ago to be hung, had new trial
at the last term Of the Pulaski county cir.
cult court. Williams last sentence is If
teen years in the peniten,iary. Tho jury
was composed Of ten white men and two
colored men. One Of the colored jurors
was in favor Of hanging Williams, but
finally agreed to the above sentence.
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HOT LUNCHES.

MAsosIc.-At regular conclsve Of
Cairo Commandery, X. T., No. ID, held
Masonic hall, Cairo, Monday evening, I'd
Dec, A. d. 1872, A. .. 754, the following
officers were elected, to serve for the en-.
suing Templar year:
Sir Z, Cosn, Eminent Commander;
Sir John Antrim, Generalissimo
Sir L. d. Jorgensen, Captain General
Sir h. Wardner, Prela,e
Sir A. W. O'Neal, Senior Warden;
s'r Is. +. Blake, Junior Warden;
Sir G. Winston, Treasurer;
SIR James A PhiIIis, Recorder;
sir Charles Wilson, Standard Bearer
sire. I, Whitlock, Sword Bearer
Sir Z. 5. Chester, Warder.
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FIRKMRN's BAJ -
busy selling II L'-ine n'oe' 40, nv
day. lie numoer VI '"'"'
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.leven fs,boats,
amer another, landed 49, ~,
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CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR JOINT SESSION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO. Ills, Dec. =, 1872.
Present-Hs Honor, Mayor Lansden
and Cunningham, Halliday, Hurd, Met.
calf Phillis, Robinson, Taylor, Wood and
Woodward--l0.
On motion Of Councilman Wood the
reading of the journal was dispensed
with,
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HASks.
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
BA " X.
chartered March ~, 1857.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
OFFICERS
A. Is. STAFFORD, President;
). 8. TAYLOR, Vice-PreSident;
Il. HisLOP, Secretary and Ire asurer
r. NJ. BARCLAY, CHAs Calhoun
H.. stocsTttfn, Paul q. ScnuB,
X. h. CrssiSGHAs, Al. p. HAlLIpAY
i'm. PnlLllpr.
Deposits Of any Amount Rscei I'D from
Ten Cents Upwards.
Interest paid on deposits al the rate of .tI
l. pe. cent. per aInum, March LIST and Septstn-
Der ist. lbte.est DOT Withdrawn Is Gddei iiuIn.
distely TO TIE principal Of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound interest
MARRIED wohEN AID CHILDREN MAI
DEPOSIT MONEY
90 THAT NO ONE GIsI CAN pRAwrr.
open every business day nom an. 70 8 p.ln.,
anu saturday evening Tor SAVING DEPOSITS
only, from 8 70 O'Clock.
suot' ". HYsLoP. Treas urst.
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CaowDsD.-The southern boz ,
on the I. c. X. r have been CT - -,,,,
passenger In the last few do
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To add TO the attractions Of the Tbalia
saloon and restaurant, which it is go well
known serves oysters in every style, the
proprietor spreads
HOT LUNCHES.
every morning at ten o'clock, and invites
the public to come and partake thereof,
without money and without price. Fur.
thermore, If you would indulge in glass
OF lager, pure wine, hot punch, Tom ard
jerry, or any Of the popular cold weather
drinks, you can obtain it nowhere in
more pslatable shape, than at the "Thslis,' y
corner Of Washington avenue, and
Twelfth street. l2.2.i
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oourh ikiuMrHAsr.-The young ma n,
SOUTH who has lately been engaged in q
CONNECT Tor his rights with DR.. Bot. Hul,s
has we are happy to learn, come off win
nying colors. The,Doctor is discop,o,s,o
ne 10 out OF pocket and Out of spiri,s-ds.
cidsdiy So On Monday morning, a, cock
crow the meek aad gentle South sntersa
Dis saddle and bride shop--or rather the
shop he claimed as his--and obtained the
Key by persusding the jourheyman tina,
no Rad rightto 1t. la possession, South
looked calmly around, and, when Hulss .
representative came In, few words were
uttered and Huisss representa-.
i've vent oat On Monday night