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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
LEGISLATIVE sUMmAnY.

In the House, a bill to provide for the
working Of unfinished turnpike roads by
supervisors Of highways was passed.
Mr.. Monroe's bill amending the School
law so as to facilitate, and make more eer-
tain the collection of school moneys in adj
vance, assessed upon the pupils attending,
was passed.
The bill of Mr.. Hughes, to authorize the
Isssees or their assiguees of section 30, town
2, range 2, between the Miami rivers in
Butler county, to surrender their leases and
receive deeds, was passed.
Mr.. Schieieh's bill relating to the redemp-
ton and cancellation of tho securities for
the funded debt in counties of this State,
was passed.
The bill for the increase of salaries Of
State officers was considered in committee
of the whole yesterday afternoon, and dis
cussed at length by several members. The
committee rose without making any dispo-
sition Of it.
Mr.. Raymond introduced bill to pre-
serve tho purity of elections, and prescribe
the duties of County Commissioners, Sher-
ifs and Mayors of cities.
Mr.. Amber introduced bill relating to
the partition of roal estate held in common
by religious societies.
Mr.. Westcott introduced bill to pro
vide for the recording of mortgages and
bills of sale of personal property.
Mr.. Christy introduced bill to punish
the stealing of dogs.
In the Senate, Mr.. Garfield introduced a
bill supplementary TO the School Law.
House bill, to preserve the purity of elec-
tons was indefinitely postponed.
The bill for the relief of John w. Allen
was discussed the whole afternoon. and
finally postponed by vote Of yeas, 22-
nays, 2.
The following bills were passed:
The bill for the relief Of Goldsmith Cof-
feea.
The I,mse bill TO authorize the Boar )
Of Education Of Woodsfeld.
Mr.. Phelps supplementary to the aei in-
corporasing the State Bank of Ohio and
other banking cnmpanies.
The Honse bill to authorize the Commits
siobcFs Of franklin County to sell tho In
Urinary Farm, with amendments, which
the House agreed to- out afterwards recon
sIdered. -
The House bill amandstory Of the gen
era gambling acts.
The bill 10 authorize the Trustees o
Green township, SeiOto County, to prose
cute 10 theTown name, eIvIl actions 10 Ger
tain cases relative to School Lands cede'
By Congress to the "french trant. Jour
nal i1th.
In the senate, the exciting question wa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25


TIE $3O,Ooo,oO0 BlLL--On Monday Mr..
Mason offered an amendment to Slidell's
thirty million bill. which is supposed will
kill it off. The amendment is by way Of a
substitute to the effect, that Congress con
cedes the propriety and ultimate necessity
of acquiring Cuba. That without commit
ting itself TO future measures Congress at
present confines itself to declaration that
the United States is prepared to receive the
Island whenever Spain is ready to transfer
it for fair equivalent, aud that this coun-
try can never remain neutr'd under any pol
icy which would sever Cuba from Spain in
favor Of any foreign power.
Old Buck is hopping mad over the de-
feat Of Potter for tho Toledo Custom
House. There is strong probability that
the vote will be re-considered, and Potter
confirmed. II not, at the close Of the ses-
sion il is claimed that the President viii ro-
appoint Potter. The end is not yet.
-
Tho German Republicans papor at San
dusky has been revived and is now published
every Thursday, at 81 per year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
More retsrsaes for Sandasky County.--
For two years Mr. Reed has beenA Justice of the Peace

ITIUTC TIJGItWttT " lJtNTtlItIoHV 2 UWTttYs-~
For two years Mr. Reed has been Justice of the Peace in
Fremont and is well known 10 the eitizsus generally.
FREMONT, Feb. Il, 1859.
DR. TUBns-Dear Sr;-Early last spring, my wife,
whose health has not been arm for time took cold
which WAS followed by continued cough. suppression,
proapsus uer The liver also seemedvsry sluggish,
and there scarcely action Of the bowels She sui
fered much from pain and weakness Of the back likewise
pain In the sdea and became very weak thin In esh and
ieverish. During the spring and summer l employed
three physcians but the suppression continuing and de-
hity increasing they thought little else could be done
than "patch up" paate and frankly old me that
Consumption had been gradually advancing, and sho
would not probably survive long Within two weeks az
ter commencing your treatment In September last she be-
stored. At this time her health decidedly better than
at any time before since frat residing In Fremont neary
six She had suffered much before, gained
rapidly after beginning your treatment, and has been
well since that have felt II duty TO inform you by
letter that may be publghodto the world II YOU think
hest =. W. REED.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
New York. Feb. 10.

New counterfeit 5s on the Rollstone Bank
of Fiichburg were put in circulation here
last evening.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
New York. Feb. %.

NtW OTkl TeD. %.
Mr. Field, paying teller of the Atlantic
Bank of Brooklyn has proved defauter,
and disappeared. The amount is not yet
known.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25

Who is prepared to insure property in this responsible
Company at as low rates q any similar Company.
~" Oliee in ORCHARD BLOCK, Second story.
Fremont Feb ls 1859 Ava
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25

The steamship Magnolia arrived yester-
day from Florida with Maj. Rector and II
Seminoles on board, bound to the West Of
Arkansas, 9nd all in fine spirits.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25

New Orleans, Fob. II.
The steamship Magnolia arrived yester-
day from Florida with Maj. Rector and II
Seminoles on board, bound to the West Of
Arkansas 3ad all in fine spirits.
Norfolk, Feb. 81.
The bark Julia Dean, Of Charleston, Cap.
Headland, with cargo Of rice, dry goods,
and rum, arrived here in charge of Lieut.
Grain Of the Vineennes. She was taken as
a SLAYER of Coast Castle.
Yermillion, o., Feb. %.
The blast furnace at this place, owned by
Tildcn d Paige WAS destroyed by FIRE last
night. Loss estimated at $4,000. In
sured for $4,000.
Detroit, Feb. IL
The Republican, State Convention met at
this city yesterday, and re-nominated Geo.
Martin Of Kent, for Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court.
The Democratic Convention, also held
here to-day, nominated Alpheus Felch, Of
Washtenaw, for the same Office.
ST. Johns, Feb. II.
Letters by the last English mail an
nounce that Br. Henley was coming on
with his own Telegraph instruments to op-
crate on the cable. lie Is expected on the
Prince Albert now fully due.
ST, Johns, N. r. Feb. 10.
Mr.. Henley, chief electrician of tho At
lantic Cable Company has arrived here with
batteries and Instruments to commence op.
erations with them on this end Of the cable
! Tuesday, Feb. lst, II. K, w. Ayrcs a
printer in tho Pfess Office, skated from thii
city across Lake Winnebago, and up tht
Fox River 10 Berlin, distance Of ~ miles
performing The foat in just fpe hours ase
fifteen osiapfss or al the rate Of IA mile.
Al hour ~ F'on ia Lar Prtss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-25
r.. w. B. MCCLELLAN,

~ The Fome Insurance Company have appointed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

LEcoMPToN CONVENTION IN TExAs.-The
Lecomptons of Texas held Convention at
Houston, and adopted resolutions concur
ring in the Cincinnati platform; declaring
the Fugitive Slave law just and consttu-
tional measure; coinciding in the decision of
the Supreme Court of the United States in
the bred Scott case; denying the power of
Territorial Legislatures to exclude slavery
from its territory; expressing the doctrine
that no State ought to lie admitted into the
Union before it has been legally ascertained
that its territory contains the requisite pop
ulation to send one representative to Con
gress upon the Federal basis; and declaring
that the Democracy of Texas was for the ac-
QUESTION of Cuba, at as carly time us prac-
ticable. They then went into the nomina-
tion of candidates for State officers, with the
following result: IL. r. Runnels, for Cover
nor; f. r. Lubbock for Lieutenant Governor;
Francis NJ. White, of Calhoun county, for
! Commissioner of the General Land Office
After attempting unsuccessfully to pass reso-
lutions in favor Of opening the slave trade.
the Convention adjourned sine die, on the ID
May.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

TAKES PossEssIoN.- notice, in another
place, that Mrs. Brown No. . was fined, yes
terday, $50 for assault and battery on Mrs
Brown No. l. Both women claim Brown
(colored) as husband, who, it seems, has
been guilty of bigamy. Mrs. Brown No. .
has been living in house owned and furnish
ed by Mr. Brown, for some time. Mrs B.
No. l. who has lately arrived in California
tried to take possession of the house, on Fri
day, but was forciby elected by Mrs. b. No.
2. Yesterday, after Mrs. b. No. . was fined
$25 for her assault on Mrs. B. No. l. the lat
ter proceeded to the house of the disputed
husband, broke open the door and took pos
session of the front room, where We suppose
she is now domiciled She claims that she
has rightful possession as the lawful wife,
and intends to remain. She also says she has
legal advice in doing what she has DONE
Mrs. Brown No. ., upon the above events
transpiring, rushed frantically for the police
office, to have the intruder removed from
her premises. But. the Recorder informed
her that she would have to have white wit
ness before she could obtain a warrant. She
said she would find white witness, but at
last accounts had not obtained one
The colored population are considerably
excited over the circumstance
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

PoLTTcs.-In the heat of the present great
controversy over the question of Congression.
al Intervention with the subject of slavery in
the Territories, we shall make no apology to
our readers for frequent allusion to the va
rious points at issue, Those who are not suf-
ficiently interested in matters of such impor-
tant concernment TO the country, need not
stop to read what we have to say in relation
to the subject. They will find other matter
in the body of the paper which will interest
them, inasmuch as we do not confne our
columns to politics or any one branch ofnews,
exclusively. We say thus much by way of
answer to those who have a chronic obiec-
tion to political discussions in newspaper
and who are frequently very loud in pro-
claiming such objection. They should have
the liberal to allow that there are
people who feel an interest in the political
issues of the day, if they do not, and that
such persons will expect public journal to
devote at least portion Of its space to the
discussion of political questions. Indeed it is
a matter of wonder that anybody would ex-
pect differently.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

UNFORTUNATE AFFAIR.-We are informed
that a serious accident occurred, on the morn
ing of the 4th inst, to one of the passengers
on the stage from this city to Nevada. A
Frenchman asked to be admitted into the
stage, with a gun. He was refused by the
driver, on the ground of its being dangerous.
The Frenchman assured him that the gun was
not loaded and begged SO hard that he was
finally allowed to get in Upon reaching the
first station, one of the passengers attempted
to get out, when the Frenchman's gan went
off, by some sort of careless handling, and
emptied full charge ofshot into the passen-
gers leg and ankle, injuring him very seri.
ously, although we believe no bones were
broken. The Frenchman fearing the respon-
sibility of his rascally falsehood, broke for
the hills, directly after the catastrophe, and
has not been heard from since. The Stage
Company are entirely blameless in the trans
action.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

No CoMpRoMIsE.-The Washington Star,
an Administration paper at the National
Capital, positively denies that there is any
truth whatever in the rumor Of negotiations
between Mr.. Douglas and the Lecompton
party. The only wonder is that there has
been anybody silly enough to believe such a
story, in the first place. There never was
the slightest foundation for the rumor So
far from it, the Lecompton organs in the East
are still denouncing the doctrines of Douglas
with all their might and bitterness. The
Lecompton party in Illinois still keep up
their boiling organization, and declare their
determination to send set of delegates of
their own, independent of the regular NOM
nations, to the Charleston Convention
Meetings are held in various quarters of the
Union and Douglas openly and yehemently
repudiGted as a Democrat.
Let no man be silly enough to suppose for
one moment that Douglas does not stand to-
day where he first did when he flung his
defiant banner into the teeth of Mr. Buchan-
ans Administration. He is made of the
wrong material for lowering his standard or
crawtishing out of position once honestly
and independently taken. Till the last bat
tie for popular sovereignty is fought, will
the crest of the undaunted Douglas be found
cleaning in the thckets of the fight like the
blazing helmet of Navarro"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

REcoRDER's CouRT, YEsrERDAY.-Mrs. Brown
No. 2, for assault on Mrs Brown No. /, was
fined S25 and costs, which she paid. Mrs
Brown No. l, and Mrs. Brown No 2, both
claim to be the wives of the same man, and
are, with this difference, that Mrs Brown No
l was married to him first, and the bands Of
matrimony were never dissolved between
them. In short, Mr. Brown is bigamist
The case of Matthew Woods, for moving a
house on the street, for the purpose of living
in it, continued till Saturday next.
Kate Trovis. accused of an assault, was dis.
charged at the request of the prosecuting
witness.
Anastaeio Gusman was sentenced 10 fifteen
days in the Chain Gang, for vagrancy
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

Mus MARTHA HUDSON has been tried in
Philadelphia on charge of having caused
the death of Miss Topham by an attempt to
produce an abortion, found guilty, and sen
tenced to seven years in the penitentiary.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says: "The in
gagged is extensively praeticed in Philadel-
phia, but the practitioners have generally
more skill than this woman possessed"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
MARYSvILBB.
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 5th.

Te,vrLrSe AGExr.-Mr. A. L. SMITH is our au-
thorized travelling Agent for the DAILY and WEEK
Lr NATIONAL DEMocRAr. We recommend him to
the friends of our paper in the different localities
which he may visit.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

LloUoRs AND CIGARs.-We call especial at.
tention to the advertisement of r. 5 Dock
cry, Esq, in another column. His place OF
business is on D street, opposite the Califor
MIA Stage Company's office, and he keeps a
very superior quality of liquors, ale, porter,
and cigars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

The PRIESTHOOD of Mexico are still follow
ing up their work of butchery. Recently,
at the town of Atlixco, DIR. Howard, an
American citizen, was shot without form of
trial The assassinations by the Clergy, says
the Bulletin correspondent, have driven
many families into the widest condition of
lunacy, and thousands not relatives but ac-
quaintances of the victims, have turned their
backs upon a church capable of toleratng
such unparalleled atrocities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

SOUNDING THE PREsIDENT.-A dispatch
from Washington to a New York paper
states that Richard Golden had, recently, an
interview with Mr.. Buchanan, during which
he sounded the President on the subject of a
moral interposition of the United States in
the present tangled and menacing affairs of
Europe
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

FOREIGN MINISTER IN MEXICO. 1t is said
that the French Minister in Mexico still fa-
vors the Clergy in their butcheries, even of
his own countrymen. The British Minister
has, since the commencement of the butche-
ries by the Church party, acted with no
credit to himself His refusal even to attempt
to protect helpless American cititizens, has
created a general feeling of disgust.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

E. B. DAVIDSON, of the Post Office Literary
Exchange, Sacramento, has forwarded to
us copies of the London illustrated News,
Ballou's Pictorial, Frank Lesle's Illustrated
Newspaper, Harper's Weekly and other lite.
rary papers. For these, he will receive our
thanks
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

PLuMBING.-We recommend Mr. David
Healy, whose card appears in another place,
to the public of Marysville as an excellent
practical plumber, and a faithful one to his
business At least he comes well recommen.
ded TO us
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
Ward NICOTINE.

The Democrats of the Fourth Ward are re-
quested to meet at the Pacific House on MON
DAY EVENING, June 9th, at \ O'Clock, for
the purpose of consulting concerning the prima-
ry election to be held on Tuesday, June 9TH
Per order
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

THANKs-We have received from J. W.
Sullivan's News Depot, San Francisco libe-
raj supply of Atlantic papers, for which We
return our thanks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

Cry INTELLIGENCE oE.-Wanted-situatonsi Tor
or 10 women to do housework seamstresses, lady
to take charge of hotel, engineers Stewards T.
cooks, and large number offarming hands. Apply to
s. STAIIL, What Cheer Saloon,
Corner Maiden Lane and I'd SITS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

REPUBLICAN MEErINe.-On Wednesday last
the Republicans of Butte county held a
meeting and elected the following delegates
to their State Convention:
Jno. Lytle, George Sumner, John S. Nor
ris, d. w. Cheesman, II. c. Gaskill, L. Il.
Verney, David Lewis. a. L. Chamberln, j.
G. Downer, Maj b. F. Pike. C. G. Lincoln,
5. Y Hale, A. McKennon and j. w. Mason.
The following persons were appointed
a County Committee:
J. G. Downer, John Lytle, A. L. Chamber
lin John 5. Morris, L. Brown, George S.
Sumner, d. W. Cheesman, Major B. +. Pike
and r. c. Gaskill
1t was moved and carried that the County
Committee be instructed to call Republican
County Convention on Wednesday, the 18th
of July, 1859, for the purpose of nominating
Republican county ticket.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

FAvoRs.-We are indebted to G. Amy for
supply of magazines and illustrated peri
odical by the last steamer. Amy is furnished
with the very best magazines and periodicals
that are published on either continent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
+. VI. HILL,

A LII PERSO HOLDING CLAIMS
"a against the estate Of W. II. North are hereby
notified to present the to me for settlement at
Iimbuctoo, Yuba county, GAIA, within ten months
from date, the will be forever barred; and all
persons knowing themselves to be indebted TO said
estate are hereby notified to settle the within Il
months from the date hereof
L. p. FAUST, Administrator
of the estate Of W. r. North, deceased.
Timbu uctOO June 1fh 1870 ip5.tra
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
5aer advertisements.

exy- We are authorized to announce JNo.
ABBOTT as a candidate for County Recorder of Yuba.
County, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention je2d-td.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

The Auti Lecompton Democracy of the
Fourth Ward, San Francisco, have perfected
an organization by the election of J. p Buck
ley as President, W. W. Crane as Vice Presi-
dent Jno Reynolds as Secretary, and James
Denman as Treasurer. They viii meet on
Monday evening for the purpose of electing
delegates to the State Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

DIsMIssED.-Kate Trovis, arraigned on a
charge of an attack on Mary Murphy, was
yesterday discharged by the Recorder, there
being no evidence against her
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
Committee Meeting.

The First Ward Democratic Committee will
meet at the Office of C. II. Bryan, Esq, on MON
DAY EVENING, at s O'Clock, for business pur
poses.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

~ We are authorized to announce AB. JoHN,
sToN as a candidate for Sheriff of Yuba County
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. my25-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

SAN QUENrN.-Eugene RUSSELL one of the
prison guards has been dismissed for shooting
at one of the prisoners.
The man who was arrested at Napa as
Curry alias Ivy. has been recognized as not
being the fugitive prisoner of that name
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

MORE GoLD.-Mr. Jesse Parson, of Wo-
burn, Mass, claims to have discovered gold
bearing quartz on his farm
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
Tn the Sick.

Impelled by desire to do unto others as would
that some one had done byme when similarly situated,
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from sperma-
torrhna, or Involuntary Exhaustion, against all the
"trcks and traps" of the various swindng quacks.
.Shun them dH and if disposed to profit by my ex-
perience enclose return stamp, and send brief de-
scrpton Of your case to BOX I7G, Charlestown,
Mass ie43md&w
HALLS SarsnpariIln, yellow Dock md
Iodide of PotassThs preparation is guaranteed free
from all mineral substances but contains full dose
of Iodide of Potass For rheumatism, Scrofula, and
all diseases of the skin, it is unequaed. Sodby Drug
gists generally, at 81.
Il. HALL CO., Proprietors,
143 ana 10 Clay street.
ie3-3m Below Montgomery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

Divorce CAsE.-In the Sacramento Dis
trict Court, the application of Caroline II.
Wand, for a divorce from her husband, David
Wand, was granted on Friday. The custody
of the child was awarded to the husband.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

The U. S. District Court has confirmed
the claim of John Bidwell to the "Arroya
Chico" in Butte county
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

We are Indebted to Everts, Wilson & Co.,
and Langton d Co. for numerous favors du-
ring the past week
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

The people of Downieville have deter
mined to construct hydraulic apparatus for
the purpose of supplying water in case Of
fire.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05

SISTERS OF CuAmTY-Ten Sisters of Chari-
ty and two priests were carried to Honolulu
on the bark Nelson, from Arequipa. On the
night of their arrival, the Catholic church
was lighted and thrown open, and thanks
were publicly given for their safe arrival
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
DIED.

In Brooklyn, N. Y, April Goth, Thomas MatteEson'
late of the firm of Kerby, Byrne Co., of San fran
cisco, aged 80 years.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
Bounty Land Warrant Lost.

POUNTY LAND WARRANT No.
- 81 ,OS5, Issued to the undersigned for 100
acres under the act of March g. 1856 has been lost or
stolen from Hon. ]. c. McKbbn, to whom it was en-
trusted by the Pension Office at Washington d. c., to
deliver to me. The public will therefore take notice
that 1t is my intention to apply for REISSUE Of said
warrant by said Pension ONCE. Any person having
SAID Warrant in his possession will please forward the
same to my Attorney, VIM Fowle Smith, at Campton-
willie, Yuba county, Cal. SILAS ATCIIS0N
Camptonvill 2, May 20, 1859 ie5-1aw6wis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
Hnlr. sarsnpariIIn, yellow DocIs nnd
HoIIowny,s Pills and Ointment.-Dys


pepsia is the most depressing of human ailments -
The Pills will cure 1t in ten days The Ointment Is
equally sure and speedy in its operation and
eruptions. Sold 50 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-05
Administrators Notice.

Express copv.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-07-01

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whiting kco. Warrington jackson 6co. Pothier y
Fauchanx. Al Mitenberger l. Boron .Shumway 4
Hewes Converse 4 Kennett. q Theurer vose Bros
!, Phoenix Iron Co. .E r Stevens &co. II McCracken
&c A Fusdick, ID H Taylor Gco y Anthoine. y
Lane. III RYAN. W Fleming 3 h Gilman. w & G
Blonchard. Luneschloss Bros 6co j Connolly &co.
TrrelI, Bates Aco. IL Aucoin SEQ. Levy, Simon
Kco. Frost &co. Poole &co. Il J Webster. Nv b
Blanchard. "A McLaufen, M 4 Rice &co. g eturte-
want Aco.. Gifsa, 6medes dco. j G 4 B 8 Kicks b
co. & Carver. and order.