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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

VALUE OF CIEcINSATI STREET RAILRoADs.-
The taxable value of the Street Railways
of Cincinnati, with ell the personal property
appurtenant, as sworn to by the officers, is
$l2l, ,662, as follows: Cincinnati Company
$3.50; City Passenger Company, $45, ,s56i
Passenger Company, $2s,777.
Value Of Cleveland Street Railroads, MIR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
Paln.-rln. - Msetlnr.

We learn that the 'Wids Awakes' Of
Painssyille on Thursday evening had rous-
ing Ratihcation Meeting-the largest hall Of
the town overAOwing with people. Speeches
were made BY JoHN R. FREsCH, President Of
the Clnb, Judge HTCHoOoK, Hon. VIZ. L.
PERKNs, and Judge PLNER. The Republi-
cans Of Lake accept the nominations With a
ahsarty goodwill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
THIRD BALLC

DELEGATES AT LARaE.-FoR CHAsE-Brod-
beck, Cartier, Horton, SpOOner-4.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs-FOR CHAsE-Beebe,
Bill Enos, Geiger, Giddings, Graham, Has
Baurek, Hitchcock, Paine, Steese, Sutliff, Tay-
lor, Townsend-l5.
FoR Thomas Corwin, R. N. Cor
wine-2. L.l ..iti Ht
For LBOoLN-Albright Applegate, Arter,
Barrere, Barnett, Beckett, Burgess, NJ L.
Clarke, R. w. Clarke, Cummins, DelanO,
Eggleston, Gurley, Harm, Hivling, Lowe,
Renick, Robinson, Sands, Schuyler, Stoke
ley, Swigart, Van Worries, Wallace, Warner,
West-29.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
MARRIED.

On May 22d, Mr., JOHN WARNER, Jr., to Miss
county.
In Vienna, May sd, Mr.. MORRISON S. PERK-
ms Of the firm Of ScOville 4 Perkins, to Miss AN
MA JANE CAHOON, all Of Vienna.
In Ellsworth, May sIst, Mr.. WALTER SMITH
Jr., to Miss JUDITH RIPLEY all Of Ellsworth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

The following shows the votes Of the sew
eral Delegates from Ohio. It may be a mat
ter Of interest to our readers to know the
votes of individual Delegates on each bal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
wnssOner TO be Returned to Ohio.

The Cincinnati Commercial of the eth has
the following in regard to the kidnapped
and sold James Waggoner:
His purchaser, DR.. J. Q. A. Foster, has Civ
en- Geo. P. Webster, Esq, Attorney in the
case, an order upon the jailor af Lexington,
to surrender Waggoner upon the payment OF
certain fees and costs. Mr.. Webster leaves
this morning for that place, and viii pToba-
bly, return this evening with Waggoner, who
will be placed in jail to await the next sitting
of the Circuit Court in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
csan1srrsItlnr Rrahas-AduI.sratsa Flour.

CounteFieItinE Observation-Disclosures Flour.
We mentioned few days ago the fact that
a case Of feounterfeiting the popular Brand Of
the City Mills Flour had been detected, and
we see that Messrs. H. Harvey Co., offer a
reward Of fifty dollars to any one that will
bring proof against any person or persons,
of their using the Brands of the City Mills
on other -four, or mixing other -four with the
Superior Mills or the City Mills, and selling
the same under said Brands. We under
stand that this species of counterfeiting is
praeticed on both Sacks and Barrels, and re-
peat the caution that to be certain of the
genuine article it is best to purchase at the
Mills or Of authorized agents.
By the following paragraph, clipped from
the Indianapolis Sentinel, it will be seen that
adulterated Flour is being sent to this market
from abroad;
ADULTKRATKD FLoUR.-A letter from a
business house in Cleveland TO a gentleman
in this city, states that quantities of Flour
have been shipped to that point, from Indi-
annapolis, and thrown upon the market as
new and very popular brand-called the
"Southern Ohio Round Hoped, which is
found, on inspection, to be strongly adulter-
ated with corn meal. We do not believe
that any of our city millers would be guilty
of this fraud, and we strongly suspect that
the new brand is an invention of some en-
terprisiug genius in the country. Our city
millers shonld lock to this matter. A large
~
Of three first class mills, in addition to those
already in operation, and such fraud as the
one complained of by the Cleveland mer-
chants, is calculated to discredit our market,
and severely injure innocent parties, Smoke
out the guilty party and let him have all
the honor Of his invention. Corn-meal is
an excellent article unmixed, but people do
not want it thrust upon them when they
purchase and pay for -four.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
JUST ADOPTED IN CHICAGO SCHOOLS
BEING ADOTTED EHERYWHERE.
INGHAM & BRAGG
HAVE SOLD
$50 COPIES
IN LESS THAN NINETY DAYSl
90 at ~ Tesfmonu of Lenrne9 IN !.


Look at tIe Testimony Of Learned Men;
"Dr Worcester has performed with rare Industry
and admirable Judgment the proper task Of the Lex
icographer, that Of asceraining and recording
ges Of our language.
The new and authentic etymologies, the concise
ness and completeness Of the definitions; the nicely
with which the different shadeg Of meaning In syn
Onyms are distinguished and the conscientious ac-
cuTacy Of the work IN all Its departments gave H. In
my Judgment, the highest claims ofthe public favor
REW YORK, Nay l3. W. Q. BRYANT.
81 concur with the opinion Of Mr. BRYANT
WASHINGTON IRVING.
SUNNY SIDE, May a, 1889.
Hon. George Bancroft, LII. D., says: "On questions
Of orthography, shall make Il my standard, allow
ing myself deviatons or perhaps no dsyistions
Whatever"
Hon. Edward Everett says 81 have made con-
slant Of Mr. Worcestera Dictionaries since their
first pubhoation. His orthogTaphy and pronpncia-
ton presents, far as aware, the most adproY
Cd asage q our lanEuago. His Definitions seldom
junsS INGHAM 4 BRAGG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
IAMMONDsVILLE COAL OIL.
COKElI COKEI1

G0KE ! C0KEIl COKElil---
~ II, WALLACE 4 SON ARE NOW MANU-
VILE Strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
% any other Coke Ia the market We can furnish
highest terms.
Also constant supply Of HammondsVille Strip
purposes.
Being located immediately on the line ofthe ClsV8-
land Pittsburgh Railroad, can ship with dis
patch 20 any part of the State. Orders solicited.
H. "A. WALLACE & son,
HammondsYille, Jefferson County, Ohio.
Januarv 81. 1880. ieblRs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

DELEGATES AT LARGE.-FOR CHAsE-Brod-
beck, Cartier, Horton, Spooner-4.
DISTRICT DELEeATEs.-FoR CHAsE-Apple-
gate, Albright, Beebe, Bill, Eggleston, Enos,
Giddings, Graham, Harm, Hassaurek, Hitch
cock, Lowe, Paine, Sands, Steese, Stokeley,
Sutlif, Swigart, Taylor, Van Worries, Wallace,
Warner, West Williams-29.
FoR LIECoLN-Arter, Barrere, Beckett, Bur-
CESS, N. L. Clarke, R. W. Clarke, Cummins,
Delano, Geiger, Gurley, Hivling Renick, Rob
inson, Schuyler-l4.
FoR MoLEAN-Barrett, Thomas COrwin, R.
n. Corwine-3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

C.J. HUssET, Pittsb'g. J. G. HUssEE GEo. SINCLAIR.
HUSSEYS & COMPANY
G0AL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL Dealers IN Pittsburgh,
saiineyille and strip Vein GOALS. Also Nut COAL
lor sinithiug once on the east side Of the CleVe-
land Pittsburgh r. r. Coal piar, Cleveland, Ohio.
Orders len az Hussey & McBride's tMinslou q
W ehoulel win recelye prompt attention declT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

ooluoL ~ 1upelluL anu luuecA SIS
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIM
u MINGs, large stock At
Juna2 MORGAN & ROOTS.
7 AIDES MANTLES-A VERY
IL choice stock ofSilk and Cloth Mantles, Of the
also prepared to manufacture to order. -,
T ACE GOODS.-A FRESH SUP
IL lily Of LAoe Points, Lace Shawls, Lace Pioco
jGnea 10 ''''''' MORGAN 6ROoT.
ID EMNANT LAWNS-ONE MORE
case Of those very cheap RsR3aR, LAg35 has
I000 HOPED SKIRTS, Con-
1OOO PRIsiNG III the new shapes, " broadway
may 'l- - O'li'l D1''i'i Ell BALDWIN co.
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.--E. /.
II BALDWIN a co. viii offer on Thursday nth
Instant, very fine assortment OF
RICH DRESS SILKS,
comprising tho latest novelties In BrOchet BrOcade
voice ef AUCTION Silks, at very low prices. Also, 25
pieces plain GROs GRAIN DREss SILKS, in elegant aud
choice shades, very and desirable Goods. Also
steWart's latest importation Of
Extra, Extra Super Black Silks,
and full line OF
,Bischoff's Black Silks.
Our stock Of SAX GOOds comprises altogether the
largest and richest assortment ever offered in this
mayIT Ell BALDWIN co.
nRESS TRIMMINGS.-WE ARE
IL now receiving largo assortment Of the latest
styles Of Dress Trimmings; also full line Of But
tons. SMITH, EZEKIEL & BLAND,
may2l l63 Superior, opposite Bank st.
HINSEL WORSTED-JUsT OPEN
ING, new stock in all coors. Also full va
riety Of oolOrs in
Shetland Wool Split Zephyr Worsted;
Single and Double
SMITH, EZEKIEL BLAND,
mayH los Superior st.
DLJOU'S KID GLOVES-JUsT
I'D purchased at auction worth 81 %, selling az Is
may2I Ifs sunarior Ft
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

DELEGATES AT LARGE.-FOR CHAsE.-Brod-
beck, Cartier, Horton, SpOOner-4.
DISTRICT DELEGATEs.-FOR CHAsE-Apple-
gate, Albright, Barrett, Beebe, Beckett Bill,
R. W. Clarke, RgglestOn, Giddings, Graham,
Gurley, Harm, Hassaurek, Hitchcock, Lowe,
Paine, Sands, Schuyler, Steese, StOkeley, Sut-
liff, Swigart, Taylor, Townsend, Van Worries,
Wallace, Warner, West Williams-34.
FoR LINooLN-Burgess, NJ. L. Clarke, Cum
Minis, Delano, Geiger, Hivling, Renick, Rob
insOn-8.
FOR McLEAN-Arter, Barrere, Tom COrwin,
R. N. Corwine-4. .......
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
Goal.

THE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
III ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand, at Wholesale and Retail from their own
Mines and Meluiact0Fies-
HAMMOhDSNILLE COAL, f1r Gas, Steam, smith
ing and Domestic use.
HAHMONDsYfLLEc COKE No. /, for Manuhctur-
HAMM0FDsYILLE COKE No. ?, for Domestic
use.
HAMAoNDsYILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground
and dry
HAAMONDsYILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern and wedge sids wedge circle or arch aud
cupola.
HAMM0NDsYILLEFIR CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS.
HAHMONpsVILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, every
pattern.
HAlIMONDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE Gov
Ehn or TILL every pattern.
HAMMOhDSFlLLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER va
SIS plain aud ornamental
HAAM0NgsYILLE YITRIFIED WATER PIPE,
Gas PIPE, &C. Of gvery size and variety, em
bractng single and double branch screw, bends,
&C. Also,
HANlMONDSVILLE COAL OIL.
For lubricating and burning, tat wholesale only.l
j. j. ROCkAEELLOW,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
In II. CIV Of tlsrsI.hs. .rlls iaar's' sn ------

IN The NIIY OF OIeTeIand, ON
Saturday, Jigas 9th al II o'clock 4. A.
The objects Of the Convention are to appoint
fiteen delegates 70 represent the County In the
state Convention 70 BE- holdenHt Columbus on
FaiaGiay, .Iuss lsih Cor the nomination Of a Re
publican State Ticket, and to rstify ana endorse,
IN a suitable manner, the Republican nominations
for President and Yico President
Distinguished champions of the Republican
cause win be present and address the Convention,
aud their names will be duly announced
Il b expected that this Will be gathering
worthy Of the Republicans Of CUyahogR county,
and lifting commencement Of q victorious carr
naiun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

RRPUBLICAN MASS CONVENTION. .
The Republicans Of Cuyahoga Connty ART re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
PLAIN AM oRN1HESTAI PRiNTTSa.

1S-FoT TeIeSraPLio, Market ana Marine
Neyn sec Fourth Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

Value Of Cleveland Street Railroads, Rir.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09

w ESTERN LAND.--H. II. LIT
w TIE, Of tho late arm Of Littles Keyes, has
constantly on hand large quantity Of nne Warming
Land In Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange
for city or country real estate personal property
once with Rouse & Jennings. Marble Block, supe-
riOr street. nunvfgR4f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
Terrible Calamity.

One of the most appalling and shocking
calamities ever occurring in our State hap
penod in Cincinnati on Thursday of last
week, (March lst) in which thirteen men
were instantly ycrushed to death. ST. Xavers
a Roman Catholic church on Sycamore ST..
had been sold to the Jesuits, who we're tear
ing it down for the purpose of erecting a
larger building. Tho wall, about 80 feet
in length, 20 feet in height and 2 feel
thick, was being undermined by cutting out
course Of brick on the inside, when all oI
sudden it fell, without moments warn
ing, buryiDg beneath it thirteen person;
who were soon after taken out dead. The
other walls had been thrown down anC
this one stood unsupported. This man
ner of proceeding showed great carelessnes,
in the person who bad charge of the work
Twelve women were made widows, and for
ty children rendered fatherless by this ter
rible casualty.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
support your Home Paper.

We recommend says the Conneaut Re-
porter, careful reading of the following ar
ticlc from the Cleveland Herald:
We know of nothing that is more dis,
heartening to the publisher of country
newspaper than to be told, as he too often
is, when soliciting subscribers: II feel too
poor to take your paper; l take the Trib-
une, (or some other huge foreign weekly
and il only costs me one dollar year, and
it contains twice as much reading as yours
does" when the receipts of one week of
the office named above would be double the
yearly receipts of his county paper and
when if the foreign papers were published
seventy years, it would not result to as
much benefit to himself and county in
which he lives as would single weeks
edition of his own county paper.
Recolect, if home paper is TO be sup
ported, homo influences must do it. Every
dollar sent to the Eastern papers is at the
expense of the local paper. A country &C.
quires prominence through its papers more
than any other way, and to every one who
has county interests at stake, his homo pa
per is necessity. Never will such a mar
take paper printed away from home unit
he is able to take second paper. His
first will be his home sheet, aud he will Sc
identify his own interests with that Of hi
county as to consider his subscription rs
matter of as early duty as the payment o
| his taxes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
OrIrInaI story.

We have on hand an interesting and
thrilling story written for our columns, by
one of the first class authors of our country.
1t is vastly superior to the stories of the
NeaO York Ledger. We shall commence
its publication next week. New subscri.
bers will please hand in their names, SC
as to get the commencement Of this cap.
ital story. The history of "Our Town
which is now being published is worth 9
whole years subscription. Our terms are
less than the Ledger, and our paper is more
valuable. Mail subscribers $3.50 in ad
vance town subscribers, whose paper is lef
by the carrier, Sl,75.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
Horrible Accident.

EAsToN, Pa, March 6.
The new steamer built here, exploded her
boiler to-day, when starting on her first
trip. She is total wreck. A number Of
persons killed. Names not yet ascertained
One body recovered.
LATER.-The following are some of the
names of the persons killed Richard
Holcomb, Belvidere, Jas. Weaver. Easton
Judge Sharp, WIN. Sharp, Jr., Belvidere
T. Schoney, Easton, Jos. Shaeff, engineer
South Easton, Geo. Shaeff, South Easton
The following are the names of some o.
the wounded john Smith, Belviderc, thigt
broken and head cut. Solomon Mcintyre
badly hurt. Andrew Melick, Belvidere, arm
broken. B. L. Youles, Easton, badly in
jured, but it is impossible to get the names
until the excitement subsidies.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
California Overland wall.

MELRoY's STATION, March 3.
The Overland Mail coach on the Butter
field Overland Mail route, with regular Sau
Francisco dates to Feb. 10th, and telegraph
dispatches to the 11th, arrived here at foul
o'clock, P. M.
The Pacific Railroad Convention has
been in session at Sacramento since the 9th
1t is composed Of about seventy members
representing California, Oregon and Wash
ington Territory. Its object is to concen
trate public sentiment, memorialize Con
gress, and recommend Legislative action OF
the Governments of California and Oregon
A resolution has been unanimously adop
ted urging the California Legislature t.
offer bonus of 100000 to any COMPANY
that shall first complete an overland teie
graph to the Atlantic States, and $40,0OC
to the company completing a second line b,
different route, provided both lines ar
finished within 1S months.
Several days have been spent in discuss
ing the propriety of recommending the leg
islature to pass law subject to the ratifca
ton of tho people of California at the mex
genera! election, creating State debt 0
$1OO,oo0,Ooo for the purpose of building
railroad to the eastern boundary of Cali
fornia. The proposition will probably b.
rejected as premature, and an appropriation
be recommended sufficient to thoroughly ex
plore all the mountain passes, througl
which the Pacific Railroad may be built.
Petitions in favor of Sunday law con
tinue to be sentinto the Legislature, so nu
merously signed that it is evident lega
day of rest is demanded.
An act has passed to protect Californi
bound emigrants, by establishing Stat
agency in New York to detect bogus-ticke
swindlers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
Send for a classified Cotaloove of Books
w Special Notice to Agents.

G. G. EVANS, having purchased the stereotype plates
copyrights etc., OF the 'PRIScE THE HOUSE, or DA-
NiD' "FILLAR or FIRE etc, would call the attention
of agents to these truly valuable Works
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID" is one
OF the most popular and best selling books Published
Over 10000 copies have been sold and it bids fair
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THE cpl LAR OF FIRE" by the same author is now
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sold since its publication and companion to the
PRINcE OF THE HORSE OF DAVID" every reader Of that
Book should purchase copy.
1.-THE RECORDS OF THE EVOLUTIONARY WAR;"
Is book Of great interest gives vast amount of in
formation relative to the Soldiers the Revolution and
Is an Invaluable book Of reference for the descendants Of
its heroes and all who interested in Pension Claims
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The MOST LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09

FRANK N. GURsEY, the former popular
host at the Croghan, has bought the house
of its late occupant and owner, @. M. FoOkc.
Mr.. Quincy took possession last Monday
morning. Every man who has stopped at
tho Crogbau will acknowledge il to be q
tip top house.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09

RAILROAD DEcIsIoE.--Some time since
the Trustees of Perrysburgh Township,
Wood county, applied to the Court of Com
mon Pleas for an order commanding the
Cleveland d Toledo Railroad Company to
complete aud put in operation that portion
of the old Junction Road west Of Clay
Junction, in Ottowa county. The Toledo
Blade states that the case was argued at
the last term of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Wood county, by Messrs. James
Murray, of Perysburgh, and Rufus p.
RanDey, of Cleveland, for the Plaintiff,
and by Messrs. M. r. & r. Waite, Of Tole-
do, and James Mason, Of Cleveland, for the
Defendant, and the decision in which was
then reserved, has been made at the pres
ent term Of Court by Judge Whiteley, in
favor Of the Plaintiff. The decree is, that
the Defendant, within year from the pres
ent time, shall fully construct furnish roll
ing stock, and put in good running order
and condition as Railroad, for the trans
portation Of passengers and freight, its
line Of Road from Clay Junction. by way
of Perrysburgh and Maumee City, to its
intersection with the Michigan Southern 4
Northern Indiana Railroad, at Swanton.-
It also provides for running the same regu-
larly thereafter, as also for enforcing the
terms Of the decree in case Of neglect or re.
fusal to comply herewith, by attachment
Notice of appeal was entered, and the
case will probably be taken to the Supreme
Court.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
= PHILADELPHIA. March {

A brutal homicide was committed here
this morning. John Parker, cartman,
was beaten TO death by two young rowdies,
at lumber yard. The attack was unpro-
voked. Parker was Prussian by BIRTH
The rowdies have not yet been arrested.
Cincinnati, March Z.
Last night Patrick McHugh cut his wifes
throat, killing her instantly.
John Miller fatally stabbed Chas Brill in
a street affray.
dead in bed, cor, of Pearl q Western Row.
On Sunday, a daughter of Noah Stratton
on Montgomery Turnpike, was burned to
death. This morning the hat and cap store
of L. Isaacs d Co., was damaged by fire to
the extent of $500.
BUFFALO, March 7.-Charter Elections
were pretty generally observed throughout
the State yesterday. AT Rochester, the
Republicans elected their Mayor by $50
majority and a majority of the Common
Council. At Auburn Republican Mayor
and the entire Republican ticket were elect
ed by about 400 majority. At Troy, the
Democrats elected their Mayor and have a
majority of the Council. At Utica, the
Republican Mayor is elected by SO MAORI
ty. The Democrats elect the rest of the
city ticket. AT Geneva, the Democrats
elected all but three of their ticket by l5O
majority.
Hartford, CT, March Z.
Navigation has been resumed on the Con-
nocticut river The steamer City of Hart
ford, which left New York at 4 P. NJ. yes
terday, arrived at her dock this morning,
having met with no obstruction from ice.
CoNooRD, N. H, March 8.
Ira H. Calkins, a student in the Metho
dist Biblical institute, was killed last nigh
by being thrown from hand car on which
he was taking exercise,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
II. W. BUCKLAND,
o. W. VALLETTE,
Lecture Committee.


FRBkoNTI March o Ib0U
Messrs. H. W. BucKLASD, and o. ". VALLETrE;
0ESTLEhES:-Your note with the request made Of you
by citizens Is before As matter Of personal
feeling should prefer not to repeat my Lecture But II
its repetition would be Of rational pleasure OF
proat any we'll Willingness to aid the
Hook and Ladder Company cannot decline to be at
service believe that every citizen ought to bear hand
according 70 his ability, In every good work shall be
happy to repeat my Lecture next Friday evening, MAY
9th) ifit suits the convenience OF the Company.
Respectfully yous,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
ROLL OF Observation-Disclosures.
The Lccturo Tonight.

On solicitation of many of our citizens,
Rev. E. BUSHNELL will repeat his Lecture
at Birchard Hall this friday Evening
Subject-'A Complete Manhood" Let
the Hall be filled. To commence at u
o'clock.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-09
@S~SS-
Removal.

The customers and friends of S. w. Ow-
en-, of Bellevue, will notice that he has now
established himself in Chapman's new stone
block. In few days he will open an exten-
sive stock of new spring goods.