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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

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ton OF property, or on their lives viii do well TO
call at this Agency. The companies represented
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19
FREMONT, OHIO.

Fire and Life Insurance,
Real Estate,
Notary Public,
Collections Made,
Taxes Paid in sandusky County,
Anchor Line of Transatlantic Steam
Packet ships.
GsneEalInformation Given by Letter.
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Business Directory.
;. x. LENNON. A.B. FRENCH
LENNON a FRENCH,

A TTORNEYs At Law AND GENERAL
~ AGENTS, Cl3VDE, OHIO
Mr. Lennon will be in his oAiiee u rEeInohtl on
Thursiay OF each week. PsonPs attention given
TO all legal business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-26

se,oNsfIssIoNERs SALE OF VAItTA.
u J nTefs n f,Af.7 EST II e. "A ND ALSO yEasI
"a iITar,f T. II atlAL RIG HTS AND INTER sTs.
X HESRICoG OUNTY.ATA UCTfON.-Pur Pursuant Z,
t 1ecrec Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF sficIl-
Inond ur otInred on the 18th dry Oh III t
anti ri the Commonwealth rs. X. Ii. Thurman, iate
sheriff of TIpririco county, and others, the nuer-
se1icd special commissioners iiamee lE STU
viii. on MONDAY the 9Th day OF August, lsI2,
chat being co,,rttlay mt the court house of He,irco
county proceed to sell st public auction 70 tne hs-
est bidder NIL the following dcscribea real esuass'
situaTe I'm tho county of Ienrico-to Wit
TIat TRACT OF LAND containing HnEr'
HUNDRED ACRES, being tllp hnlnsst ss, Q. u
Nice rudcr. deceased, called :. The Snort fnmp.
above naiued tract, containing TWO HUNDRED
and FORTY-FOUR ACRES, purchased by Il.
NrE rudpr deceased, of Fletcher
Mn SIS'rY-SIx ACRES OF LAND near the
Short Pump. purchased Of John and Mary Jones
n4iti others. rn.r
Also. nil interest IN, to- anf out OF MI co.. az
Gr,Ider deceased. by his will, to William d. SIC
Gruder and II. :. McGrnder.
All the above-dcscribed property Is colisiccrea
very valuable and desirable on account OF location,
improvements and coal and persons DESTROYS Oh
purchasing are requested to examine the propert!
before the day OF sale. .o,ouo,.
will be required 20 be paid In cash. the residue ON
credit Of six, twelve eighteen, ana t"ehty.i9sr
months. the purchasers executing their negotiane
notes for the defei red payments. with Interest NJ inc
rate of six per Centum per annum added from Gay
of sale and legal title REFINED by tile curt until the
entire purchase money is paid
JOHN A-MEREDlTH,
/. =. TURNER,
" 1,-tds Special Commissioners.
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THE END OF A LOVE STORY.-The NlckS
burg Herald of the Goth says:
a young man named John Fox, farming
on the King place, some ten miles above this
city, died of sunstroke on Thursday. He was
native of Albany, n. Y, where his father
George Fox now resides. From letters we
have seen he loved young girl devotedly,
but his parents objected to the union, and
s., he wandered away from the paternal
aoo, no af II. -sssion, and render It's recur-
,eneo .' ,, y, mo the =, md less frequent. He
came South and tried to nI h i"isu uns
sons of toll ON the farm but =" IN, iiH' a @
fiercer emotions Of his first love, D.. 10
nered and nestled in the heart, would - :.
unbroken and entire. Finally father anu
mother became reconciled a relative COM
municated his address and one eve as the
stars peeped through the purple sky, let.
ter came with fervent message from her be
loved SO well, and an urgent appeal from ia
ther aud mother to return home and wed
the woman of his choice. The father
evidently repented the words that drove the
son from the paternal roof; he implored him
by the memory of everything he held dear,
by the love OF her who made up his hfe's
love story to come home, Offering all the
means necessary TO give him comfortable
start in the world. Why he turned deaf
ear to the pathetic and earnest appeals, is
only known 70 him who quenches the light
Of life and promises retinion in the New
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WE sh,u soil -, nIh,Ir auction at the request OF
tbn ownnr Mr. + A. CownrIiu, of Richmond. on
ti,r XII, n,S ON AI,GTTAT I,1o nj L. o',icth VI.
~, tir mrcmircs hi: hs1u;IfuI FARM "HEAI'RE-
G,i:i," Within thrrc-InnrtrT5 of a mile cf the
Virginia White Sulubur spriugs--thc dwcIliu. he
ing within one and n half miles OF the SpruE-cun
t:,niu. nbout
TIEE HUNDRED ACRE; OF LAND.
,,o. rv mir at which H. I'm forest of i'm. timber. az
thr feared land. which il iIncly a!rp.d to gris,.
i,nlf /. meadow land and n rart Of II h1S teen IN
pass for NOR, illI, ri,I,ty y,nrs,
The ronticuity of Tho place Ia the WIFI" sulphur
Ike. II every social and business advantage. with
= Iipe road the occupants of BEhEREGARD MAY
most conveniently participate Ia all The fashion m
fcstiyity OF the Spring and II market " d.s,rsh
is readily Afforded at tle very door. The White sui
phur promises, when the Chesapeake aDd OHIO rai!-
road IL finished. TO become considerable town
When that occurs, not only will there he tnr mar
kct nj the very farm. bn: the land Itself, when y
beautifully DISPOSED viii IL IN demand: Tor from
th mountainous Topography 81 TIC locality The area
for dwellings and tiilareis very limited.
Tho .r,nf railway ptssiug iy the Y iie will hc ~
oncr,tiuu by October next Ty II this fine farm ~
d l..htful n. = summer retreat VII Only he sven 10
Twelve hours from Ba!timcle. Nash Gtor. l!igli-
mond Cincinnati, and Louisville. place 20 HEALTHY
and agreeable, so grateful TO TIC eye anu 10 t,,
Ing ana inNigorahnS 10 lbe sys"h' l'a ,s nI.JI,
Short time from the great cities. should lie MN;
desirable. None that %n know would iiahe h .,
and more agreeable retreat fora man Of iht5tis az"
taste. =,
This property Is well watsPed. Tie erta, uutS W.
the water of the loCtlty-t e. tie Hm'e Snitthh a
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by w. II. Robins.
Real Estate AuctioHCcr,
Ill! Main street.

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND ON
Y THIRTEENTH STREET BETW ZEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS FOR SALE AT AUG
TION Immediately following the sale Of 'hc
Commercial Block" property Ivy Mcssrs Grnbr>
Il Williams on THURSDAY. August !, 1872. will be
sold that desirable BUSINESS STAND located rs
above described.
The lot fronts OF the cast line of Thirteenth street
20 feet Inches and has rear line of ~ feet inches
on an alley. with unequal side lines one OF ~ lGG'
more or less, the other IS feet incIIs--on which
stands brick building that erected spcci lily fol
the saddrry and harness business, but Is POW In the
occupancy of Mcssrs. Harrison & Watkins, com
mission merchants Mt IL rate Of rent equal To :j1(
per annlm.
am requested 10 state that the right and title oi
the property are guaranteed.
Terms: Onc-thirtl cash balance at four eight
and twelve months, for negotiable notes or bonds
interest added, secured by trust deed ON The pro-
perry ". b. ROBINS,
~ yj-tds AuCticnecr.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrz,
Eleventh street between Main and RAM


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO MOST
Il VALUABLE TENEMENTS. IN THE CRY
OF RICHMOND. AT THE NORTHEAST con
NER OF MAIN AND NINTH sTREETS-By
virtue OF a deed OF trust executed by Samuel G.
Robinson and wife to- james Lyons and POwhatan
Roberts tnow dcceastd), Trustees, hearing d,ie ON
the 18th OF June. 1865, and duly recorded I'm H.. thon
Hastings Court office for the city OF Rich,uond Tor
the purpose of securing the payment Of two bonds
first Of which remains unpaid lin compliance with
fc request OF the creditors The undersigned a. sur.
yiyiuy trustee. will sell at auction nprn the prcr
ises on THURSDAY The sli DAY nf August COM
mcnciug nj 10 O'Clock \. NJ, that VERY EkLF.
ABLE PROPERTY situated rs above, being Ms.
300 and Q02 Main street. occupied by McSSrs. Wood
& Sons. J. D. Rediord. +. VI. AfrcGd & Son south.
F. NJ. IInboden. at rent OF about $50 rer aunr
IL l. an iron front, s-ls by lDS feet 10 an alley four
feet wide. the original design being for five stori,
and Il basement. The basement ami first nO0r are
complete. and tie work ian hr r cS,imed without IN.
convenience 10 The present occupants 81 far as coin.
thorough and handsome construction and It's rcnt-
Welding capacity Is not rq,il.cd by any property In
The city Of the same value.
The location has always been rcglr,icd ~ ono of
the best Uf not the best In the city fer husiGrss.
ana its value Is sure Ia increase with the lsniug Of
steady growth of business In that quarter Rarely
h,s there been offered in this city such Az orlriu-
nity for II profitable investment
TERMS: $1,000 and sum sufficient 10 dcfrly The
EXPENSES of the sale in cash. ard the rcsinc In
equal inst;llmrnts 1t SIX. twelve. and eighteen
months for negotiable notes with Interest II, the
rate of eight PER cent. per aruHm scared 10y Il
decd of trust upon The property.
JAMES LYONS. surviving Trustee.
GVUUBS Il WILLIAMS. AuciiUnCD;s. " Il
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Ey Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionrers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT MOST
CITY OF T,lUlIMOND, AT THE SOUTHWEST
c1nNEk or GAKY AND I'll: JHI |, ERc I
H sLnGk." AS N69FF 4 VERY DEsli;ABLE PRi;
VATE RESIDENCE on TIE NEST SlDE OF Or
NINTH STREET BETMEEN CLAY MI M,
of the provisions of decd of trust from hiner i.
Harvey. John ID. Harvey, and John II; Mililains,
ami their wives to me us trustee, DlrlnS 'ite vi
the 10Th ti.y of April. 1870. aud duly recorueu III inc
CLERKS Office of Richmond Chancery Court. being
thereto required by the creditors secured VIII scu
at amco upon the prrIf; reSSc he ~ DIV of
August, 1872, the following property conveyed oy
said deed. or so much thereof rs NAV he ncces'ary TO
satisfy the purposes OF the same.
The sale will commence at l. O'Clock NJ. Win tnat
most valuable and wrll-known property !" I III
COMMERCIAL BLOCK" situated IS aoo ,, a s,I
BRICK STORES AND WAREHOUSES. occupied
by Mcssrs. Harvey 4 Jones. William Wallacc Sons,
and hrmiscad & Peck ccr Of them about ~ o, ~
feet to IN alley They are four stories above tnc
basement, were erected since the war. nave ever!
convenience for warehouse and storage purposes
with suitable offices rc-ro"i vaults, ana .lii ucSn ~
any In the city for It's thorough and costly cnsirnc
ton and its most favorable situation inr nIsne s
purposes. and II i In every respect Sucti! hi''
class property of It's Kind =, til, u ,,
ON the same day, at 81 o'clock F. NJ VIII sell lne
THREE-STORY BRICK kESlt>ESCE No. oii
north Ninth street. hetwcc- Clay and Leigh streets
occupied by the late John H. Harvey during ms me.
time. This Is very desirable residence win aboiit
nine rooms. usual out-buildinES ana Ill modern
conycuiencps: near to business In pleasant neigh
borhoOd. and In good order.
TERMS OF SALE: One-inurth cash; balance IN
equal instruments ut four, EIGHT. anu tweirc months
for negotiable notes with interest added at me fdtc
six per cclitum per anuum and secured by deeds OF
trust upon the property sold.
Purchasers will not he required to pay any taxes
for the year 1872 on the property.
a plat of the Commercial Block may be seen nj
the office of the auctiOncers.
JAMES rLEASANTS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GRrBBS II WILLIAMS, Auc-
tiOnecrS.
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BY Moody 4 Royal,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioncers.
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets.
Manchester, Va.

CPLENDID REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- AT AUCTION IN TIE TOWN OF MANtitES
TkR, EA.--At the Request of the owner. Dr. J.. IL.
ChlcS who ,ccliucs 10 keep house any Longer. we
will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY
FIJI residence, situated on Decatur street between
Eleventh and Twelfth. This hOGSc il cntIrcl! ncw,
only been ocuapied about twelve months. contains
six large ro,&#. with 4 large hail. fht> oi fronts
90 feet on Ue$Siur street, and running bash between
parallel ling 80 feet 10 alley ten feet widt. Here
ii a txo-stor7 kitchen on the premises. Fine wei
on the lot, aud the quality Of the water j. ~" sur
PASSED y any In this section. Choice fruit trees IN
the rear with beautiful front yard. containing
collection OF rare flowers and shade trees.
This PROPERTY l. IN the centre oi Tie town, COVE
ucnt "a ali tie churches OF The different dcHoinDI
tlops and In one of the best and mCst acrcca'I"
ncighhorhouls In Manchester. Ii Is 4 rare occur
renee that such property rs the above described 1,
i'm the market, and should cncIEc the attention oi
All VIII, desire u home surrounded with 5" many
comforts ana advantages.
TERMS: puc-fOGrth cash. iialaEcc In equal install
mcuts, lpon credit of six. twelve and eighteen
months for negotiable note, bearing per cent. IN
tcrcst. secured bya deed ct trust
After the above sale will offer for sale ~ aC-
ton his entire outfit Of HOUSEHOLD aud KITE H.
EN- FURNITURE T.. consisting Of ~
pAHLOK. CHAMBER. and BEDROOM SUITS:
DISING-RU0M FURNITURE ui tllc inSt quality
an. complete; KITCHEN FURNITURE, !n g""i
oiftcr .Iil com pc;c.
Al WHO are in need Of such articles - he "t"'C-
d.".crigc should Attend this sflc ~ t!t iurhiGir u
superior and of the best quality ,,,
TERMS: Cash. MOULD ~ lt'i Ni''t'
" 2j-S.M .W.FSS AN''lHP''I-'
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p.nn,c,nr-Tbe Shreveport Times of the

P.pR,crpE.-Thc Shreveport Times OF the
18th says:
wesley Morris, who lived few miles from
Shreveport, in the parish of Caddo, and
whom SONIC of our citizens probably know
~ wood.bauler, has been OIL unpleasant
terms with his wife for some timc. Not long
AGO they separated aud divided their little
| propery. On Monday, as Morris was in the
nc. of carrying of some fencc-rllis when
belonged to the wife, the latter demonstrated,
and finally told him that he should not Use
her horse, then in MOrris's wagon, TO carry
of her rails, and attempted TO loose the
horse from the wagon. While she was In
the act of doing this. he struck her on the
head with heavy whip and knocked her
down senseless. Mol1is's daughter, about
thirteen years of age. pleaded with her father
not to Kill her mother. He commanded her
to shut up, or ne would kill her.
The Girl, enra.ed, doubtless, ut the condI-
ton of her mother and the abusive threats o.
her father. seized stanchion that formed Il
bart of the wagon. and as her father made Il
move towards her mother she struck nm on
the head and knocked him down across her
mother. The mother soon revived and found
her husband lying across, CT on her. sense
less. He was restored and went about MS
business, and when about two mics from
his home he stopped ut Il ncighhorS house
and complained o being very sick. lie con-
tinucd to grow worse, and on Yesterday
"Wednesday morning ne died. The
ccroncr's inquest revealed the foregoing
facts stated us correctly rs we can remember
them. \ post norton examination, by Drs.
Moore and Smell, indicated that his death was
caused by fracture OF the skull on the left
side of the head On removing the skull
quantity of cxtiayas;lted blood was found.
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rae national jubilee.
NY JOHN LOCKS.

ny JOHN L0NhS. -
Nh, for a million of eymbaIs,
And n billion of sounding bells.
Oh, for the CycIops's anstls
In Ieinuc,s gr0ftoes aud cells
Till Grant and his thousand nephcws,
Brothers. and brothcrs-in-law,
observation-disclosures aupts, and unclcs,
Croaies, cousins, ana a.
Should hear the strength on our Frcc'ins
For the chopper of ChaPPaa"a'
81 Here's to our homcly Horace soo
How The streams OF Wcsschcsicr asice
The sword of the North Is sheathcu,
Thrown down Is the southefn tahee'
The woods of the West re-ccho
Full many joyful strain
And the hills OF Missouri bow 70
Tho pine-crowncd peaks OF Maine.
Long life to We, Cincinnati,
nd heres 10 YOU, Baltimore,
On fhe brightest page of our annals.
You shall shine forcycrmorc;
Won 1nickcneii the grand momentum
OF the proud, resistless pnwr. ,,,,r,v
That shall wipe from the Nations pa'h""'
The shame OF the present hour.
The seed that YOU sowed SO aceis
In the heats of red Jniy,
Shall bear for ns all trution
Meath gray November shS ,,>,,rd
And then shall a sho,i SURG 80
From our souls with sovereign a"c,
That shall startic the knaSc, anu '''''''
The sky over Cfappal"a.
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE SHEAt
w OATS, In large or small quantities. Apply AT
our stables, in Rockets or at our Office, l32o t!
street. ,..,,p,, = Sn
" EST S1oRho d" ".
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J s,s,-rs1,g sasr;s...rutare r.,.ys.
By Wellington Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Ancti oiifss,
.nr,,a,. f,s eleventh and Bank SITE. ~. s.s

u,RUsTEE,s SALE OF A Va gABL y,
sHCnEs s..eT1NsCHARLOTTECo COUNTY 81 STAIN az
TON RfVEBs ABOUT SIX MIL FL reg f pIt'-
mi = T y fsiftST.MILI THEREON--By virtue Of n
decree Of the Cancery Court OF the city Of Rich,
Ynd entered on the 9Th July 1877 in Inc fasg ,6 Es
Iced Of fhe osti1 july 1894 from Mr.. D. B. Faulkner
nnd wife for the ienet Of Mary 9. Needs. praees1
10 sell at public auction. on the premises; on
not. the frst fair day thereafter, that vALUABL
ESTATE located MS above on which Mr. fgn,k ne.
NOV or receatlv resided. containing about SEVEN
IfITSDRF:D ACRES, together with very valuable
GRiST-sIILL thereon, and the water privileges at
taclled thereto. . a.,
The land is said 10 be of excellent qiialiiy, anu le
mill Of itself is of great value ,,
TERMS: One-hfth cash balance at SIN Twelve:
and eighteen months for negotiable Iiotes; n.eres'
added and title retained till all OF the purchase mo-
new Il ftilly paid. w. SSI,DES,
~ aG-F,SSM AFhsttc.
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By Gruhhs K Williams,
huctionccrs and Peal Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank.

VRUSTEES' SALE OF THE CONNER
l. GAL BLOCK. AT THE SouTnWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND THIRTEENTH STREETS:
AND or THE BRICK DWELLING ON TIE
WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS.-Ry virtue OF a
deed of trust executed 10 the Undersigned rs trustees
by Abncr +. Harvey, John ID. Harvey. anu Join u.
Williams dated prtl H. ISL, and dilIy recorded IN
the Office Of the Chancery Court Of hccty OF flc.l-
mond. conveying to the Undersigned the property
known as the Commercial Block and the dwell
ug-olse on the west side OF Ninth street between
Clay and Leigh streets. lring the then residence OF
property at auction upon the prcnll>c respectively
IN the manner AMI In the order hereinafter Nell
toned, on THURSDAY the Isl day OF August, 1872;
commencing at l.. o'clock VI. with The Commercial
Block embracing four iirSt-clasS stores and ware
houses and ut 8 o'clock /. NJ. with the dwelling
No. 5li north Ninth street.
Under prior decd OF tie same granlpis Tor Tue
same property TO Jauc5 Plrasants. trustee hr VIII
frs. make sale at the timc and places above named
to satisfy tie purposes al that deed. The tuIdcrsigii-
cd will then sell the residue OF said property, IN 80
much thereof as may 10 necessary L. SATISFY Tic rur-
poses OF The aforesaid Dice; I" them.
For Il mere detailed description of lie said prop
crty reference is LlIr t. the foregoing ADVERTISE
nciit signed by JAMES PLEAShSTS, Trustee.
TERMS: Duc-fCurth cash: the balluC" in equal
instruments at four. eight, and twelve months Tor
negotiable notes, with interest added al the rate Ut
SIX per ccnum per anliilln.a secured y! dcehs oi
THOMAS W. MCCANCE,
JAMES NELSON,
u Trustees.
Sale conducted by GHCBBS Il WILLIAMS, Anc-
tiourrrs. ~ l0-,odl2rJ rSidt'is
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A CAR LOADED WITH GrNPowDEE SMASHED
TrnpIr,c EyrLoSloN,-Wc learn from Con-
ductor Bcyard, Of the Rock Island railroad,
the particulars Ola terrific powder explosion
which took place Yesterday at u O'Clock ~.
NJ. about two miles cast Of GaIlatln, Mo-, on
that road. The train was the Trenton ac-
conmotlation, westward bound. consisting
of seven freight cars and one passenger coach.
The train was running at the usual rate OF
sDced. when the axle Of the second one from
the engine broke, which prccipltated that
car. and likewise Che third and fourth cars
off the track. The powder WAS in the fourth
car. and the trucks Of the forward cars being
ialnned in IL mass under it broke through the
floors of the car and penetrated the kegs OF
powder. The powder then commenced to
escape, and coming in contact with Il spark
was ignited. Owing to the friction caused
by the unusual crushing ofthe wheels against
tie side of the rail, the sparks were thick.
The explosion cid not consist Of one thun-
dering report, but Il quick succession OF
laundering reports. The noise lasted aoout
thirty seconds, and in this length Of time
four hundred and fifty kegs OF power cX-
ploded. Streams OF fire Slot upward to il
distance of fifty feet. followed by great vol
umcS Of dense smoke.
Tie most fortunate circumstance connected
with the accident was that no one was hurt,
although the upper part OF the car was blown
to atoms. About two minutes before the cN-
plosion occurred two brakcmen walked over
the car containing the powder, and at the
time the powder ignitcd were only distant
three cars. The passenger car at the rear OF
the train was well filled with passengers, yet
more were injured.
The most remarkable incident Of the cX-
ploSion, however. is the fact that about two
hundred and fifty kegs of powder remained
intact and did not become ignitcd in the
general blowing up" The remaining
kegs were bEckcncd and so charrcd that one
could almost push his hand through them.
and how they happened to escape ignition Is
almost beyond human comprehension.
While the aXIeS were yet burning under
the car containing tie remaining. two hun,
drcd and fifty kegs. Conductor hcrard and
his tluinmcn approached and subdllcd the
flames. Lc0renucOrH Timcs. Jniy iGN.
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Jerusalem. Il few days aga while OUT l ,|
1fat, the forcegi,l rays OF the SUB ne
swss rrostrated by snnstroke and on itlsS |,
dar his heart was laid away by strange ana
eael, hope buried in the grave He fesIs o.. o.,
the banks OF the great river awaiting the
time when the dumb seal of separation silall
be forever broken. Untilther, father mother,
and she who has been turning over the little
remnants Of the past, and looking forward to
ioyous days to come, instead of embracing 3,
living form. will only find an empty cloud
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ByL Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lol2 Main street.

TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS, WITH
EORTIIWEST CORNER OF TWENTT-FlRS1
AID MAiN STREETS, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
TO M,AMIRE'S DRUG STORE FOR SALE Al
aJrCTjOS.-Wc shall, III the request OF tho owner
sell Mt public auction on the premises, on IuURS-
DAY the LIST day of August. lsI2; at O'Clock Il A.
those TWO VALUABLE LOTS located us ABOVE
described. now occupied 10y Quaries the shoemaker
The location IS one of the best in that vicinity lol
any business, especially retail grocery and liquor
store Each lot has front Of "5lX10O feet.
TEpMs: Ats sale LYME IL BROTHER.
" ., hUctiOncers.