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, 1865-11-02

,yrh,t-etu.e. stained elass windows, Lofty sp'ret,
bg osgane hich esngs& & aaaFsaf Rsn, ehn1h
br iast the sosiefy purchased lot the corner Of
Wshinon I'D p9ana, ses &c ~, ssa a 1eH1 kpowa a
ercction Of new ehutch. Il Is nov shoat conp!s-
ted md bects ;ts w S 'c1ay 'fa Suae +
n wood and has a frontage on Tauliua stsest Of
uipety-sIr feet exclusive Of towers. aad ffontase
of two feet On Waship2ton street Nis oSAt On
has mo towers On the Washington srcet Ironf,
utth tases ffeen feet e9Usfe-o9e u tbs southeast
corner ninesgsxo feet o1Eo ena tae othsf Ike
tropts and ssve, On Washington elrcet. arc sen.-
ceuar tops ard glszea ~1lh fssn1 5s gai1 ; h. t r.
cir NIX fnur {aces to indicaie the timc of a! to
shoEe residing In the netghbothood. -,
he eanahie al seating sE hundred and lossysx per-
sors. and the gallery about one hundred The otsan
and boz for choir arc located to the ett Of 1he pull
pit which is plain nlsck "a!nat saaif "a ~ ata9at
10 ,cst upon. The seais. which arc very tasteiu!ly
upholstered, are atranEed 10 st1 rows divided BY
three a1s}es. each dye feet vide; 49,.
tafna tie same number Of Fquare feet a. tbe audi
encn room aboye 10 divided of into first, lecture
roe ey st. t; fSnaa Toe9 et
tSi,S' tutant clase room, sixteen BY twenty three
feet; pastors study twelve feet atx inches BY nine.
% 5sssnS IaE. 2' ~ 4ss :sea S1 nns
lei siS inches The lecture rooHs, room tar social
meetings. and infant class roous. arc al connected
by large folding doors hbIay room y fa st9aiso Hs
Ths entue cost Of this sfpctu1e when conpleted, ,
viii be about fa3 ssG, and cost Of lot added 5000
will make Total Of u = @ 9oaetsSpo aapt t0ae
the building il almost entirely 9se Hom aeo1'
BucrA1 AssAu1r.-on' Tuesday afterpoon two
men named Roger Gormsn md Jnnes Ford, en-
tered The boot and shoe establishment OF Mr. Chas.
MeFat1and. corner Of LIKE and Wells atteess,
and processing to the crlmpnS roon, II ~ thru
story Of the building, entered Into friendly e1n'
vertntion with the foreman, Patrick Mclaughlin.
Afsr talking minute o. tNo one of she yisit9Ts. T
-Lanehlln blow On the head with previously con.
cealed club, which had the effect Of kuoelns him
beating snd kicking him In terrible manner, and
In "a. hnally rescued from the clutches oG his
were yesterday afternoon afrafyued before Justice
Moore, On The charge Of assanlt, when Ford was
s sad ao%s ho ssd f. efsn fSa as
! to keep The peare. Had they heco charged; rs II
the course OF the 11al 1t t1anspted was their inten
ton with an assault to commit murdeF. they Hoalt
l have BEEN committed for tr1a1 at the Recorders
Court. Goy1nap is reported to be fugitive fou
iustiee, from Massachusetts, where he ac!etsd
mans hand em big sedy n aa a. nnEso,oTra n s. a. az
: tered tor his apprehension.
the RANDOLPH sTnrrr sEwEH-This tnstitu
:: lion, which for eever.1 months past has been !
source Of aeious annoyance to the residents Of tha
eG,ethi essaeet II & the " %esi completed
Test Sheldon aDd i s1PeStsa noh
ths liz tsseE relafa. instdc Of two weeks. When til
is done, and the cars set running and eontinne d
, 1865-11-02
Give Employment to the Returned
EaIi3lHfH. -

The Young Mems Christian Aseoetation,a En-
ployment Bureau Wantr two hundred situations %
bctu discharged from the army. Many Of the n
have hsgs families to support and It is tnat
they should have steady employment IN the cl1.
we would inform ou1 bus1nea5 men that ne can
furnish mcn for almost my kind Of work. TheFc
aru nunber Of disabled soldiers nho ale N great
need Of light employment. such as watehmen anu
5auitortc positions, md doing work about houses
The Wntsr Is her:, and some of the boys arc with
out homes.
IS Methodist Church Block, Applications By NAL
promptly attended 10. TN c. l.
, 1865-11-02

RAuaoAp CnASGzs.-Gcorge ". Gray, ESQ.,, our
highly esteemed fellow citizen, has been affirmed
General Western AGENT Of ths Lake Shore end
MICHIGAN Southern Railroad Line, r&td n. L. ~.
t:arr. fssfrued. Mr. Gray ID a thorough and COM
pcent ralIroad man, and is deservcdly popular with
The pntlIc-
III. Carr, IRE understand hae accepted the position
Office at No. 81 Clark street.
, 1865-11-02

II =
~ STATE OF 1LLEoIs Cook County-s3.
C1y CctIkcToas T77ck, Co1Er HoC51,}
Room no. II bet- 3ath. tS65.
Public notice fs hexehy EtTru th1t the following de-
s1bed Hasrnnt has been placed II mJ hsnds fur col
1eeuoz. to-Wtt:
for ttt collection Of spettal A4scast levied tos
the opening OF street to be called ThFtceuth strict
fCrntg eastwa:dlJ from St2te Street 70 the lands OF
tbe ljl{noih Central Railroad Company.
All PERSONS interested said assessments are re.
Il defsult OF snch payment the said will
be collected 1t the cost and e1p1se Or ~ prEsor'
u1hlc therefor. 4. Il HEALJ. Glty @o.Iecsot
,c41n.EI 1T
, 1865-11-02
MfDict11al.
". 0 N A n

:,
, 1865-11-02

l1xALzs, ov,ns to tho peculiar md Important sssa
1at!cn, vh,e, they 4uxtst. thssr peculiar orssui<ar
t,on, and hss suces they perform, a1s 'ohees To n2y
,untslpss md st,menss reeu'aF to tbs ssx Freedom
rr, tese contributes IN 60 sua1 deEz'e 70 Their hsz
,,oe,, and xelssre for can b hsp2x who sre n
M, oulr 10, but no oas ct these vatous female eons
plsiats caa ,onx b suffered to raa On without a7ov-
ln the general heath Of the Individual. and Gro long
producing pegm.ocnt zlckness and premature decline
Nor it pleasant consult physctan Tor tho Feef
OF these raous delicate afecuoos. and oof5 upon thu
mpst Urgent nece ssltY vii tsne wornan 80 ay aact
nct her greatest charm ~ to do taty. The sex VIII
then thank us for plsetng in their hands simple spe
ocs which will be found en1esetoas IN relieving snd
Curing ,lmoss every ono Of those Troublesome oo0a-
plalnts peculiar to tho ses.
, 1865-11-02
IMPORTANT SALE OF .. S.
L MEDICAL AND Hospital PRoPERIf:

UESHAkEE8
18th st1ref, Chicago. H.. Oct. 3oth, tss5+. l.
In cprnp.3auet with Drdef1 ron the DtGce q tne
MedteN director, Department Of the Ohio, GATED Get
ID. tss3 nEd By Virtue al ns:fucio3s GpM re oMcs
1nh. IT'S, sha sri !, public auction % A0SDAi,
Nor. isth lss u tne Aedica. And no*Pffa.
Connterpanes ID snee, 39 Pr gr1Tsr. 7s9 a1 SaE5s =
Towels, lei Dressing Gowns, besides Crockery. C1t-
iery 1pd iii other articles neccsssrJ 10 cotapie1e
me tot oy Medjcanrs sod Instruments Of superior
quality end tnapnfActure w Be so,d; .,,,rnr,rs
At 10 'cioeE = H. md be ccntnucd 1ailE Until ~ tic
articles are disposed Of. jos. 8, HilINEIa.
fc.sm2i0 ii Surgeon u. :. No!a-. II chsEEe-
, 1865-11-02
DR. EASTERLYS

DK EASlEh11
1s1nd7ne1e
w:l cure Bruises, epratns, cnts,
Wounds, 3he1matt9m, co15faeEed : ..
weakuess IN the Back, and all local
or eatsu Pain in tha System.
Tns Is the best Lutuert eyer offered % tac hnRIss
rs Toatfir pe1ctr1t.ng sgd healing ls111e
Themselves 10 the very booes and give ths su1eE In
stxnt RELIEF
II in the MOTT ef1cacIons Lnlucnt ever Invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS
II uf1 eure Stfaus, Cuts. Bruises. ChAftss 0a1lss
~ "srstcHea Spawn, Rlngbone, OF any Wounds
OF bone Of musc1es
snch nowcrfr1 curative properties .re combined In
Dr. EasterIs's American Ltuinaent
That It speedily curea the WORST HoUNDs, both On
MN at3 TEAST, nttey al other Lutmcdts; md ren-
dlea I'LL.
EFor tts sis II Dr.. E. EAsTERIY 4 CO.'S Family
Mttttcrr store. 80 Madison stlefs ChlcaEo LII. ano
sojI, It whAiesale, ty nERSn AIS vAN
%fa. - 1c5eat&su2n
, 1865-11-02
vT1NFTAND.-L 4 d $40
swaNTING FARMS.

t.e md thriving ~ so 81 sssTosa
etuste q A1a5ncrs saTpc crops, which can pow at ssta
@1ss ss's ;sas S
~ pT5 faF manpfactof!es and Others, chufcaes.
sse,s. a q
IN Haee besasJ ih which the place IL lid ont
,ttas 1tssts 81 VII
ing EspSeas pSah1tss cNAsK. IANDtss vceland Post OF.
ne Ge91s1 so91 xacu,ar.1 Editor
Of 1he Sgs Fl IT, 1oGss "a sS.sg s
s;, M ne.sant AIlng that ne know oi thls AIDE
Of fhe Keste7p W&{acs
, 1865-11-02

~ snrk nttcpktyc mauutAclu ufg11 and imp ~
lii Inc leading Ard most eslca o. m IT,
81 Jewt3r desiring incTcsse thtaf outht@ 70 ~
.,nImtrd c1,cut l1fc Fesolg I'd upop GrtAt lut On
t11hntiex subject to TIC Ecen1anon1 foNnrthS:
r,srd In Stzlcd envelopes snd well na11ea Gne o. ..
~ 1Veopcs viii tt sent ~ mail to a35 aoaScss VI
REGENT Of twenty nFt ce0sa-
.re,~+sc1ea sold at One Dollar Each. with.
- onk Rcsnrd 10 Ta1ac.
IN yecespt Of the ee!ncste yon N ses ~ wnh, ~ r.. S1S
ar eanc 70 hsyc. and then y 5onf opap1 x
sns shns ntsio Gold Watch. yt1nood l.nE af ~
81 q q es ta.p +, 90 g. g
cse ea1 ID a. follows Oat for ce1t. nn
TIE - avn for II; thirty foTes S1'sa'e 'o' <4'
ons e 1entSd Trrwht7p. to wtom grecH1Mn ~ te'
arc uneftd. ~ q IsJ1sd HnY EcE York
, 1865-11-02
r1Ty COLLECTORS NOTICE,
sTATE or ILLINOIS. Cook County-ss
~ I'm Sta rcroE,s 0FY1cE, CerRr Hocsv,- I

rh,,~ notice IL hereby given that WaHant dAtsa ~;
ft 3ist M been placed n NJ aaaas of nc sn3 o.
r. IN fots Or parcels Of land theztn described,
for ths yeaS ending A!ay !st ISa v,t.r vent. M,
,astaamts ~ requested 70 maxi
n nj ofce. Ii default q snea payntt M saaaS H
me meeass- Somsus l. Il. u.AI.u.
u unttaetsns.t1t City Collector,
, 1865-11-02

They Claim to Cure
January 13th. lH8. {
NRp, +. 0urx. Alexandria. phlo;-ikGr Hfr =
1iraxe send u immediately. twelve dottn H. tei.
iess' Cough Syrup. and sNsl'c doSea H. L. se4iees
Liver I1lls, .,,., calculations
IN t- ms WI,o ttavC used them iH The niseaAa tAtS
an Fcomtneudcd 10 cufr; In tact 70 consider ~.
IN, USE ior which the. t1kis " cure. md seconmtaa
them as tpch to the aMlcteh:
kkiLUk l. BRATTOS:
so;a by DCESnAMs d VAN SGt1AACk. Hhoie
E!sts generally. 4s.
, 1865-11-02

A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC
CHARLES WOEIF.FER,
Wholesale and Ectai1 Dealer in
PORE, HAMS, BACON, DRf BEEF,
Lard, Polonics, &C.,

MOSS D5 And o. NORTH CI4AIRK~ST.,
es 1eave 10 Announce TO ha ana
to Messrs. Frtd WotlnsF and lac9ssd Lntnhols: wh9
rsrrTsfn;sy ~ aHy one WIN may have claim sssfn6t
ns ths ssms I'd rese!Ee sMneh tme I'll
toss EbO owe me- viii please call xud settle
ns for lie svors o1 my cpstnmtfs A0h Htshas1 nes
aoeta ~ y aAeAe3 ' CHARLES NOELFFEK.
CHICAGO, Nor. 1st, 1sts.
WITH reference tilr aboTc card would tEspect-
frIiy recpuIuInd buGloc1s to the 1ormtf taIonA
~ sSi ie yery Earpy 70 EYc9t many neE pnc8
= ~ ~. 1S etarc w." FRED. WOELFFER-
~ oet ss~ KtEHARD IOTAtl0LZ.
rnx9 Successors to Charles HocldtT.
, 1865-11-02
Guberllt11cnt Sales.

NAV~%<$+*$$$$~~ ~ ~V~V
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO
og,@ pa'p5 y 1g oS.s5ss14Sss'} f. IL 7ss'
4crs WIN tc sod j dsa 1asi!s Auction q Camp Dong
las, chieaEo. ~. q, cn Nev: @ s.f:
Es wy ~ iaesas ssaa'ss and nza'es.
Fs% sa hen61ps g. asa.aaa ia afsy CO, Curry Combs.
II il; sSSS:ss ssss a. :Ss III <:s' Ws's1 buckets
And otser .reles being the outdt Of
~ssGs sss g s5:ses eea%ssss asz ssst = ~
Cesh ln Government Fnnde.
Vy order QuAtteImSatef 0tueEa4;r nrr,,r
no1usps Capt. and A. Q. II. q. g. A.
AUCTION SALE OF QUAR-
N TEHMAsTETs STORES. ~
o'1c1 Sais.Se & ..s,srhf1 ii, 6e.oe Ssasisf + is3
Ssaas9 :s s5sssl sss ess@H & s s.
's'"..1s:; IL SSEiS sSSESS S'S:{i x4sSyF< %5SyE<s
Aiss. Ai 10; Il once Fura!tafe. maeksnith.'' Car
'fs - . 9sa saaasnss 4 i ssissSAssn. IL.
Terms Cash, IN Government Funas ,-,tn,, ., hour.
1o5 to1e EsoK aeaF'
noio;5.l:a Captain md Assts.an. ou.lteEn.ste.:
UCTION SALE OF GOVERN
| N MENT HORSES. CARTS WAGONS AND HAta-
CnrCA0o. H.. 0cto1er Il isa3;
IEtu seIl At public suction At Gimp Douglas. IL on
Thurfday November sth, a>11 tht following Quarter
| Mnst41's 1Tpnet1y:
! - Houses,
| II CARTE
| ANRULAECEs.
| i TNN-uOKSE WAGON
| 4 sits WHEEL HARNESS.
| II SETS CART HARNESS
| SET WAGON HARNESS.
Ehle to cpfumeace II 10 O'Clock n n.
Terms Caah In Government FundA
Property to be removed by x7tn ~ = noaF
aftef Eafe- .NELsON iAA1n.
, 1865-11-02

From all rars Of the body in nvc m!enies Elshon. r.
iuty 10 iii, kin. ty jsAd's jt-7tlH:Tt i'1scdff
1es H. MaAxd q say address f.; p! tar "
IN aiES11nf iEt(ltofp Ipuder, and EAkc no other
iuEn 4 S1tl1 il. ~ Lax. street, General AEen1S
Nlsn sor gtle ly oil ufugElfft.
, 1865-11-02

DISSOLUT1ON.-The firm OF c.
n. pUPEE CO., Provision Dealers. Is III
Gnv dt solved bT mutual consent, c. 4. Hupee COL
fnnnF tht bp;!urss b whom all hills aud accounts
will be Rettted- :; 9GI IT, II. 1ETr
Chicago, Oct. soth, 1885. uao6 p
, 1865-11-02

m Ag(lNIC,

ttan Il CHICAGO CoUNci;at + rs: n:
l. aoiM ASD sLICT MAsTsl;;sSt Il " y :S II o:eiocK.
tNednesday} eEealnX. 3v nrter T-LG. y.
4 HnEnAw, Hecofdef.
, 1865-11-02

from 1T the city, No ialking will be allowed,
nor nny id]inr or feasting on the fruit None
viii be admitted into the field until the de"
Is on. Picking is continued until Al the r1pe
fruit is picked Or the hour ~. I9r smPR M
~ smith wants, and Of course, plckers will
not be slow to heed this fact.
Frnm two md q half to three cents per
onart is generally paid for picking.
The measnre used IS dry measure, q thirty
two quarts to the bnsheL These Will ahrin9
In shipping and handling 80 that When soaa
~ nusrts to the bushel, they vii, hold out.
WINTER TREATMENT.
Af,e7 the cround freezes, a light coating
of rye straw Of prairie hay Is spread over Ins
entire field. This prevents the pinn1s 1[9.o
! being hoTe out By the winter irosl, anu us
keepe the fruit clean, for after the hfst yeai
-, the plants are not cultivated until attef Lit
Tlree crops are taken from one set Of plants
/, When they arc p!oughed under aud reset Will
Tlc culture OF the small fruits for market
fsaney branch Of farming, and one OF tn
! most profitable. Eyery3farmcr should gro"
supply for family use, II be docs not choose 4
nInnt Tor tho market. To be successful Il
FFrowipg for market, you must be locate
near the depot-say not more than three 9,
four miles, 50 Us to reach It easily IN q
weather and conditions Of the roads,
THE FEAR ORCHARD.
: In planting the pear orchard Mr:. sEnitl
will plant ono fourth standard and thfe'
fourths dwarf pears. The standard pcal
! will ie planted In rows sixteen by tTens
feet each way. The dwars will then be file
in between these 80 as to hare the who
stand eight BY len teet each way. The obje
Of this is to haye = standard orchard aff'
the more short-lived dwnr1s shall have ha
fhcir day. The trees to bo set are two yes
I'D, The standards will be mainly Of the e
having varieties. The grounds will be u
mt il blocks Of two acres each, bctwe'
j which viii be roadways for the eonvenfcu
of gathering tho truft, manurlng OF mulchil
, 1865-11-02

~. STATE OF ILLINOIs- Cook County-s
CTR CoLLHCToEs OFFICE. CoEKr HorsE,
Room No. II, 0ctoneF 3IsS, 1875.
rrhttc Notice Is hereby given. that the lollp@1n4
, 1865-11-02

ARrExus WARD IN LUcK.-A New York paper
states. upon hat It con.iders good authority, that
s.Artemus Ward. the great Snowman and hnSnorist
haa struck setu Of lack that win prove moro E;
II Vsnanso county, 4 rsch old uncle, Tho paper
states, lbs recently died In London-as in the atlh
act Of an old comedy-and has left the popular
Snowman q fortune Of some forty thousand pouhds
, 1865-11-02

IromGI ard pes7nahe1i re3ec.ts ~ . ~ tss
~ mtFsen9t.t or express. pr. ACTON. ~ Cisrf +.
opposite Court uo1se, Loom NO. d ooeo
IouF DESTINY
And Future Prospects clearly revealed By Dr. Rshaa1
lie guides you to wealth. health and happlncss Calf
.t u.t1 East Madison street. between 1Tc1ls and
Franklin. Consultation fec Que Dollar. uA.
3Tscrmsat0rrhca-
u,,spr he<,n rnrrd of 5pcrmatosTi3oa by rtlebr&.
ted r,tyAican, and ohtaintd hts method Q! uea.n.,
trtch thry can Be peT1neueauy cured. Al! comnnal'
cntiopa c4iaDd Address With et4ai III L. ~ ~
LEY, r. q. Drawer 64Hs@. Chicago ". 32tt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
DITCH NOTICE,

ATOTICE is hereby given that N. II. Remsburg and
others filed their petition with the Auditor of San
husky county Ohio praying for the location of Ditch
Water Course. Notice is also given that there has
oeeu survey of said Ditch made according to law and
that said Petition Will come up ior nearing before the
Board of County Commissioners the Sh day of Sep
tember 1865, at which tins said Board will act upou
aifPstition and found expedient will establish the
ssme and apporon this labor of constructing and the
expense of locating The general course Of said Ditch
or ater course follows: Commencing the land
of Daniel Harley running thence east the lands
uan, J. Shae, VIM. Mitchell, David Snyder, MIR. WISE
" j. Dub and Waggoner, following old Ditch and
Swale and emptying INTO Muskalunge Creek The fol-
lowing lands will be made interested:
Daniel Harley, part west halt south quarter Sec
ton II, township 4, north range Il, 10 acres.
J. Garn part east half southeast quarter section H.
township 4 north range IL 20 acres.
N. Rems5urg, part west half, southwest quarter
section Is, township 4, north range IA, 20 acres.
VIM Jackson part east hall, southwest quarter sec
ton l6, townships, nor h range IA, rs acres
Heirs of j. Brown part west half east half northeast
quarter section 20, township north range IL acres
Brown, part east half east half northeast quarter
section 2O township 4, north range IA, acres
L. B. Brown part west half, h-west quarter sec-
tion q, township 4, north range IA, acres.
Geo. keenan,, part west half southeast quarter Sec
tiOn 10. township A. north range IA, 20 acres.
Andeeh part east half southeast quarter section
Is township 4, north range IA, 10 acres.
J. Shae part north halt northeast quarter section
q, township 4. north range II, % acres.
VIM Mitchell, part north half, northwest quarter sec
ton D. township 4, north range IA, 10 acres.
j. Newberg, part north half, south half north east
quarter, section 81 township north range H. acres
David Snyder, part south half northwest quarter sec
tion y. township 4, north range II, 20 acres
Mr. Wise part northeast quarter southwest quarter
section %, township 4, north range IA, 2 acres
NJ. j. Daub, part northeast quarter and north-we
quarter southeast quarter, section o. township T.
north range IA, 10 acres.
Mr Waggoner part east half Southwest quarter sec
ton %, township 4, north range IA, Is acres.
Fremont, August 4, 1865 Slw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
COPPERHRAD IMPUDENCF.

The Union party saved the country from
the rebels. The Democratic party held
that it was unlawful to put down rebellion
by arms. 1t has opposed the Union party
from the first. 1t voted for Vallandigham
for Governor of Ohio, after he had been tri-
ed and convicted of attempts to give aid
and comfort to the traitors, ami when he
had declared that he never would vote a
man or dollar to put down the rebellion.
Yetthese men now have the impudence to
ask the people to restore them to power,
with such principles, and such a record =
Such is Copperhead impudence. They
will get neither the vote of the soldiers or
the people. They will remain poor, mis-
cradle minority till they repent of their
principles, and repudiate their old traitor
GUS leaders.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
LET US ALONE!

The Copperheads, just now, seem very
desirous to be elet alone" as did the reb-
els at the commencement of the war. Let
by-gones be by-gones, say they. They seem
TO think that if they did play the part of
traitors, there is no use of throwing it up
to them all the time. True, they did what
they could to encourage their southern
brethren, but they do not want to be told
about it By giving such encouragement,
they were the means of prolonging the war
but even that should not be talked about
now. They are very much opposed to the
use Of such epithets as, "Butternut," HCop-
perhead," 'Traitor," DC. 1t makes them
feel bad. No wonder.-Erchange
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
Shot while stealing watermeIons.

Il ue 1sOcuesbeEs <kVessestg 1sIpfeS6 gives
this curious account:
A man named Hitchcock, residing near
Fairport, in Wayne county, N. Y, has a
patch of fine watermelons on his premises,
and having suffered considerably from the
depredations of thieves, he, on Friday last,
loaded his gun with the avowed intent of
'peppering the depredators. He watched
that night, but his melon patch remained
undisturbed. He was also on the alert on
Saturday night, and about midnight, while
himself concealed in the tall, standing corn
hard by, he discovered the thieves helping
themselves to the coveted fruit He fred
and the charge (of shot) took effect in the
face and head of a young man named Allen
King, woanding him, as it was first thought
fatally. The wounds though very severe,
will not prove fatal. King is about eight
cen years of age. Hitchcock claims that
the shooting was accidental, that the gun
was discharged by the trigger coming in
contact with the corn while he was running
toward King with a view to arresting him.
The Erpress also says:
We remember case, some years since,
of man in one of the Hudson River towns
who shot thief dead, while stealing hams
from his smoke house, and who was tried
for murder, convicted and hung The law
does not place life and little paltry prop
erty on the same level In IA burglary the
case is quite different The life of the
householder is then supposed to be placed
in peril, and he is permitted the use of
deadly weapons in defending the lives of
himself and family. Hitchcock had pro-
cured the services of an officer and arrest
ed the thieves he would have done right
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-09-15
The Portage County Democrat most
iusflv saws.

The Portage County Democrat most
justly says:
"When we take into consideration the
fractions, disorganizing, and unpatriotic ac-
ton of the late Democratic State Conven-
ton, and consider the dangerously reckless
and destructive spirit evinced, every true
man should consider, if it is not his duty
to overieap minor considerations, and by
aiding to give an unprecedentedly large ma
jority to the entire Union State Ticket, ad-
mlnlstenng rebuke that will be felt, to
the dangerous leaders of the State Democ-
racy, who would, if they could, BY shaking
hands with unrepentant rebels, oppress and
harrass the true Union men and our brave
soldiers, who, through peril and death.
have borne the old flag to glory and trii.
nmph. Up, then, for the work, and let
ALL our nominees, State and local, for this
campaign. receive our undivided support