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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-30

FIRsr WARD.
CoUNCuMAN-John Wiggim.
SCHOOL BoARD-John Bichweilcr.
AssEssoR-David Y. Atkins.
SECOND WARD.
CouNCuMAN-JacOb Kunz.
SCHoOL Board. A. Walters.
AssEssoR-Oscar J. Berlngcr.
THIRD WARD.
COUNCiLMAN-Wm. NJ. Hippard
School BoARD-George V. Nauerth
AssEssOR-E. Lindsly.
FOURTH WARD.
COuNCHMAN-I. &. Cain.
SCnooL BoARD-W. +. Benedict,
AssEssoR-Beniamiu Best.
FIFrH WARD.
CouNC1LMAN-M. Woman.
SCHOOL BoARD-William Patton.
AssEssoR-James Lehman.
SIXTH WARD.
COuNCILMAN-John Aman.
SCHOOL BoARD-W. W. Vaughan.
AssEssoR-Orlando Fitch.
SEVENTH WARD.
CoUNCnMAN-JOhn Colhower.
SCHOOL BoARD-N. l.. Aull.
AssEssoR-GeOrge Ncibcrt,
EIGHTH wARp
COMMUNICATIONS Boyle.
School BoARD-JOna. Kcnucv.
AssEssoR-Jacob Stephans.
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CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
First Ward-Johu Wiggim.
Second Ward-J. j. BelVille.
Third Ward-N. n. Stalcy.
Fourth Ward-Wm. Huber.
Finh Ward-Wm. Hnles.
sixth Ward-W. n. Love.
Seventh Ward-Geo. Neibert.
Eighth Ward-F. j. Welty.
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To Garnncicrc n Dupont
No Ell. Rue Lombard Paris.

Ss1rptirv aud SfudioHs Occupations, Grieg,
AArietJss. or whatever tends TO Impair the Wal
Action oI he EratR, Medffo or NERVOUS Spsfem, fre
uiputlv ltnd 90 nc most NfsfFCsstHY ana kmbd3
,,syfaG disorders of tic NutLE SYSTEM Sc
gsurrigii, liable to these Weaknesses. shoulu it
sort promptly to nr DILANARRE's SPECIFIC
puts.
directions and Advice. printed la French, Ger.
man. rpmish and English, accompanies each hON
and VIM be- sent, 10y mall, free OF cost, 70 any Or
I aim will write Tor IL.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-30

GB-The voters of the First Ward if they
want the levce made secure and their prop
erty protected against future floods, will
vote for JoIfN WIGGIM for Councilman. lie
will take an especial interest in securing
desirable object.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-30

gpNrLrMES we have used the SPECIFIC
pills" made from IN. DELAh nRR' pRksoRiP.
rfON. during several years past IN Ourpfivato and
nuuiic practice. and have found thcm a most cuor.
petic and efficient Remedy In cases Of spermator.
,hcn ar seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily, or
gysmafure Emissions sexual Weakness, or IN,
orsgcD. special arrangements otthe Nervous Sys.
sryunI ENccssrs. Relocation OF the Genital Or.
qans, Weak spint Ancctonsot The Eyes Lime"
or "Ilrick- Dust bcpos tslh W. rlhet milky
tbeets md Hloudlcss Lips "Piuchcd' Features;
irregular action OF the Hsdtt and malltho gh0stly
train ofSymptoms arising nom pNef-uAc, abuses
az I,ss from gUv caU-c. Of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the lfoiys-toni ana all per
sons suncilug from any hBupf0Dtdtc or organic
1gsrtiogs OF the GENlTU-U NiNAEN SiSrEMs, to use
tfro pil. With high respect, Nc Rr'y"urs most
sincerely
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eB-Let every Democrat be at his post
on Monday. This is the last opportunity
we shall have before election of urging
upon you the necessity of united and Wig
orous action. Work for the ticket straight
through, the candidates are all good men,
competent to I'LL the positions for which
they are nominated.
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Agents for the Empire.

MIR. THOMAS SPIELMAN and CHARLES Il.
ROBINSON, are authorized agents for the
DAILY EMPIRE in this CITY.
DEMoCTyIrIC ALMANACs-Wc have now
a few Democratic Almanacs to supply those
to whom we have promised copies.
GS-Thc attention Of voters is particularly
called to the question of Annexation of
Miami City to Dayton. The tickets are
printed in accordance with the Mayors
proclamation, and in order to make the
vote effective, one or the other Of the lines
at the bottom Of the ticket must be crossed.
Voters in favor of annexation striking out
the line against and those opposed to au-
neNation striking out the line Jar.
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t8-lf You want a well fitting lady's
Bootce' CATER or Balmoral made, go to
Goodman.
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INC country.
ROBBINS a APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company.
No. Is2 broadway, Now York; or,
Robbins, APPLETON, a co.,
No. I5s Washington St., Boston.
Feb. Is, 1867 -dMWFaweow3m2i
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
9Ufal and slIisttllaptuus.
Democratic City Ticket.

MONDAY, APRIL is0
For City solicitor,
f.. G. BlGELOW
For City Marshal,
JACOB RAPP.
For street Commissioner,
CONRAD SCHENk.
For Market Master,
JOHN McCUTCHEON.
For Wood Mcasurcr,
ROBERT ALLEN.
For City Inhrmary,
DANIEL HEINZ.
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tB-lfyou want to get your Boots neatly
repaired, go TO Goodman.
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DIR. & CO.

docgO Gmw
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
naath of NJ. willis.

Nathaniel Parker Willis, editor of the
Home Journal, died at Idlewild, on The Hud-
bon, last Monday, of paralysis. Mr.. Willis
was born in 1877, and graduated at Yale
College in 1927. Since tha' time he has been
before the public as an author, though he
will leave no great reputation behind.
Among vast deal of twaddle, pOetical and
otherwise, be wrote something that will live
He wrote his best while be was young man,
never having gained on the efforts of his
earlier years. When Bryant and Irving
were the lords of the literary realm in Ameri-
ca, and Bancroft was beginning his fe
wOrk-the History of the United States-N.
P.-Willis was looming up into fame, bnt
LnDgfellow and Holmes and Hawthorne and
others of bis cotemPoraries, took the lead
aud distanced him. He was a graceful wri-
ter but latterly SO extremely isstidious that il
was great bore to read him. Morris d Willis,
the Home Journal and woodman Spare that
Tree have been well known American insti-
buttons, and remembrance of them will last
q long time.
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Legal Notice.

7 ULIAN sP1NK, REBEcCA B. McNIILEH, REA-
u sin 3. Sptnk, John W. Stout and Jennie Ne
Bride will tsks notice, that the 18th day of Jan.
nary, A. d. 1851, Lucas Flnttsry e administrator OF
Cyrus Sphinx decesssd Glcd in the Probate Court Of
the County OF Ssndusky. and sta Of Ohio, . psti
rioa alleging that the arst dag Of December l. o.
1854 the said Cyrus spak then in fall lfs entersd
said County Of Sandasky fog the sale Of the follow.
and STATE Of Ohio. to-Wtt . The west half Of ths
south west quarter Of section number seven IN IN
towpship numbsr 6vs (5l Of range number fourteen
(1I), containing ninety two acres and NINETY.
hundredths Of Sese, upsa the foileaing terms =
Said Beninger was pay aid SPink foraid prsm,s,
the SUN of six huadred and afty dollars and aft,-
eight cents, follows: One hundred and nfty DOL
lars and fifty eight cents April 20, 1895 one hnn
dr.d dollsrs April 90 1855 and aftT dolIaf ,nusi
IL thereafter with interest thereon at eight psr esut
Der anpum That said Dsnnger paid to said Spink IN
bis lifstiue all Of said purehase money exeeptinr
thssum of one ha adrsd and eighty-6Ve dollars snd
tsrest rvnaiaing unpaid on the leth cav Of Jana.
ary 1851 which said Beniager paid to sad Fiat
fSiv a. saeh admfnistratoT said 10Th dsr Of ian
nav 1857 and that said Beningsr Is entitIe te 4
deed for ssid premises. That Jnlian Spink, Rebscc,
q NcNi ,len Rsann Sphinx, I'm ~ Stout And
Jsunss + NeBride are tbs hsirs at law and lernl
representatives of said Cyrus SpIsk, deceased lie
prayer Of the sand pstton Is, that said Lue % Fst
terv nav be authorxsd 70 make Q deed TO said Ran
in4.r Tor laid srsniaes In b-half Of said heirs
Said petition viii Be for hearing the 9Th d,y Of
Of said Court can be ootatEed
svspd Admir- OF Cyrus spiDt, deceased. T.
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FROM coIUMs aus.
PROCEEDINGS or rH

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LkGISLArURE
JAN. Is In the Senate bill were intro.
duced: Making chronic ineurabie insanity
for seven years a cause ofdivorce.
To extend the act authorizing County
Commissioners City Councils, de-, to levy a
tax to refund money borrowed TO pay local
bounties up to the year 1867.
In the House, the bill to increase the sala-
ries of the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas to twenty-five hundred dollars, wss
amended by striking out the clause relating
to Supreme Judges, and passed-yeas 81,
nays 81.
Mr.. Banniug's resolution for transferring
the property OF the Ohio Soldiers Home tc
the national Soldiers Home, il the latter
shall be established in this State, was pass
ed.
JAx. 17.-ln the Senate the Judiciary
Committee reported, a. instructed, bill to
appoint commissioners TO revise and codify
the revenue and finance laws, the law Of
crimes and misdemeanors, the probate laws,
the laws relating TO executors and admins
traitors, to guardians and wards, aud to wills,
designed to take the place of several pending
bills of partially kindred character.
In the House the resolution authorizing
the Treasurer Of State to sell the silver coin
in Treasury was passed. 4, ss SID
The Military Committee was instructed to
propose bill for publishing the Ohio record
in the rebellion.
Mr.. Coan offered resolution for submit.
ting TO the people the question of extending
suffrage to all loyal men in Ohio. Laid on the
table TO be printed.
Mr.. Young offered sesolution in favor Of
reducing the tax on whisky to 81 per gallon.
Laid over under the rule. =,
A resolution was adopted calling upon the
Adjutant General for report of the number
Of military or naval volunteers who were
not credited TO any particular county, town.
ship, city or ward, but to Congressional Dis.
tricts or the State at largs, who have receiy.
ed no local bounty.
JAN. 1s.-Neither House Of the Legisla.
ture had a quorum to-day, and both adjourn
ed, without transacting any business Of i'm.
portance, until Tuesday P. NJ. ,,..
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HANcnck col.Nrr.

From the Findlsy sltfersonian:-Mr. Cell
man, living near town, cut down a Bur-0ak
| tree nine feet in diameter at the butt. Two
blocks cut off forty feet from the butt, meas.
ured four and a half feet through.
From the Findlay Courier:-The congre-
CATION OF the Methodist Church in this place
are holding protracted meeting al Melodeon
Hall Dressed hogs have come in very
slowly the past week The hog market for
this part of the country seems TO be sbost
over. To-day (wcdnesday) there are very
few hogs in town, and are bringing from
&c 25 to IS.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
{ From Che Port Clinton Nelos:-The near
est pork market to this place is Fremont. -.
The FIGURING Mills to be built at this place
viii be constructed of brick. No saw mill
ill.be connected with them. The Messrs.
Detlefs' are now engaged in laying plans and
examining models. We have been assured
and make the statement in reply TO numerous
inquiries, that Capt. Borden will certainly
open for the reception of guests the 'Ameri-
can Hotel" Elmore, as soon as Q can refit
and furnish the same. 1t is matter OF
discussion with some Of our farmers ,ehere
the next County Fair should be held. The,
new Fair Grounds at Oak Harbor were laid
out understandingly that every alternate year
the Fair was to be held at that place. The
time appointed last year was for the first ex-
hi5ition, and the failure was owing to neg
lect of the Board of Agriculture-not the
managers of new Fair Grounds. With this
view, Oak Harbor's claims are favorsble----
Ex-Sherif baltimore, a worthy and enter
prising gentleman and withal sccommOdst-
ing, has removed to Elmore with the inten-
ton of opening livery stable.
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The Cleveland Leader is taken by large
number of readers here, aud is held in high
esteem both as aews aud political paper.
We think the Leader never was quite SO well
conducted as it 10 at present. 1t has "full
sst' OF wide-awake newspaper men in the
eiitorial department. and its increased special
correspondence telegraph;c aud otherwise, as
well as its lengthy general dispatches, give
evidence of the right sort OF business enter
prise in The counting room. " Mr.. E. COwles,
who is veteran in the printing business,
still stands at the head OF the establishment
as he. did years ago, when he was his own
foreman, devil and editor. Mr.. W. n Hud-
san, editor Of the paper, is a young man Of
talent, thoroughly posted in politics, a sharp
writer and takes to journalism from choice.
Geu. Sherwood, formerly Of the Toledo Com
nlercial is also engaged in the e,iitorisl work,
and Gen. Campbell. an AdjntaDt General
during the war, has charge Of the news de-
partueni. Mr.. L. c. Hardy makes spe-
cialty Of The Financial and Commercial mat
ters, and 10 his careful revision of the mar
kets, and intelligent treatment of financial
topics the paper owes its deserved reputation
for accuracy aud promptness in furnishing
news in that line. The city editor gets
around lively Ton skates, we suppose, and
manages TO gather up in his twenty -four
hours as large a supply of items as his city
readers can devour at one sitting. Besides
the regular editorial labor required on daily,
a vast number Of correspondents are pressed
into the service, some, of whom do constant
and others oaly occasional duty. Among
the soccasiOnals" Of the Leader is that genial
old man, capital writer, and yell-to-do ex-
editor, J. A. Harris, who, though engaged in
preparing CHEEKY home on the lake shore at
RockpOrt, finds time at intervals to revisit
the sauctum. Another occasional of the
Leader is Jasper E. Williams, Esq whose
head is perfect and capSc;Ous store-house
of biographical and political facts and figures.
The editorial rooms of the paper are haunted
by another character, called "tbe corpse, 1"
but who, the last time we saw it, or him.
promised TO worry out longer existence
than the eutire corps of the quill aud scissors.
That "corpse" is the skeleton in the Leaders
closet. He is the man who lives on exchanges.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORIZE.
,v...nt-. ~, ~. e,.t s,, ~ T.,r.- 1ces

r. -
0FFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SrArE y
Insurance Department, Columbus, o. jan Is 1867
Whereas, The PRovIDENe LIFE INSURANCE
AND IN SyEsTAEET COMPANY, located - Chicago
in be State g l1tnvis hss slsd ip this olee rsorn
statement of its condition, a. rrquiied By the drs
section Of thssct .To regulate Insu,snes Companies
not incorporated BY the STATE Of ohion pa,sed April
8, ls56 and smended February 2, 1885; and the act
s.To regulate Foreign Insurance. Companies" pass
ed April 8, 1856; and, whereas, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satsfsctory evidences thai
Il il possessed OF at least Ono Hundred ana
Fifty Thousand Dsilars Of actual Cnsh
Capital Invested In stocks, or honda or In mort
cages Of real estate worth double the smcunt for
which the same 10 mortgaged and Wherkas ,sId
Company has dlsd In this cfce written irs.-r.a.ut
under Its corpcrste 3sA, sgped by the
Secretary tnersot sathoriEihg sHy agent Sl Irsnts
OF safd Company In this State TO aeknovledre ser
vice of rroess., for and in bhalf Of said Company
according 10 the terms Of said lax,
Of ths ,sort.tia is .ss q. Godmsp I s' issitor ..s
Of State Of OHIO, do hertbJ certify tha. said Prov.
ident Life Insurance and Investment Conn
Pany OF Chicago 10 authorised to transact the bus
ness Of Life an1 Acsident Insurance in this State
until the thirty day Of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-sight
[sEAL II WITsEss WHEEEoy. bsyv heysanto
subscribed my hant aud esusel the seal cf my cMte
70 be fAxed the day end rear tbove written.
JAMES Il. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
r. W. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent,
4w3 Fremont, o.
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Lake Erie D. Louisville Rail
Road Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAf THE Az
~ nusl Aesting Of the Stockholders Of the Lake
Erie Louisville Rail Road Company, will be held
ct the Ofacs Of said COMPANY In Fremont, Ohio on
Wednesday, March g, 1857, at 10 O'Clock
A. H., for the elsetiop Of Nine (e) Directors.
At said meeting . contract will Be submitted to
said Stookhoders, for their Astion entered into by
sad between the Directors Of ths Columbus and IH-
disnspois Central Railway Company, and the Jeffer
sonville, Madison l. Indianapolis Rail Road Com
pany. and the Lake Erie & Louisville Rail Road
Company, for the building and use Of that part sf
said sst named Csmpaniss Road between Cam
bridge City and nashville. In the sta'e Of lndsns
3. ". B. MoLELLAN,
Once Of the Lsks =. 4 L. Z. R. Co., Secretary.
Fremont, o, Jan. "a, 1857. rsu1J
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The New England Family
Newspaper.
THE SPRINGFIELD REPUnLIUAN,
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Saturday, and embraces all the q, editorials
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A . nevspsper for country cireuia$ien, the SEMI
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The WEEKLY RzrU sLIcAx will continue its full aud
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The Amendment.

AVegsr4, J4Np4Rr lG.-The Maine Senate
copcurred With fhe House in ratigibg the
Constitutional Amendment
WHEELING, JANUARY lG-The Legislature
ratified the Constitutional Amendment to-
day. The vote in the House stood 43 to IL.
'f The Constitutional Amendment was rsti-
fed by the Lower House of the Minnesota
Legislature on Tuseday.
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SCHOOL Election.

i1lHE QUALIFIED ELECTORs RESIDENT IN TIE
Il City Of Fremont and territory anSsxed thereto
for School purposes. ars hereby notiesd IN meet d
the Engins House In said city, on tbs Twelfth
Day Of February, 1867, TO sleet BY ballot
city to serve the ensuing three years Said msstpg
and election wiIlbs held open from o'clock A. II.
to O'Clock Pm By order Of the Board Of Edu-
cation, HOMER EVERETT. Seeretarv
Fremont, o., Jan 10, 1857. l,3w3
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S T A T. E M E N T
OF the condition Of the
PR0VIDsNT LIFE INSURANCE And INVESTMENT

sTA1s OF ILLINOIS, IRA Y. NuNs, dRsssiden.,
County OF Cook. rs aud c HOLLAND, secretary
Of the PROvIDENT LtFg INSURANCE AND NJ
vEsTKENT COMPANY, ofChicsgo, being severalIv
sworn, dspose and say that the foregoing is fuli
true and correct statement Of the afairs of said
Company, and that theyars the above Described ofi.
GERS thereof IRA Y kUNN, President.
p. HOLLAND, seeretary.
Sub-eribed and sworn bsfors me, this ssh DAY Of
Jsnuary, 1867. SIMEON ". KING, -.
EssaL1 Commissiousr fer Ohio in chiesgo, IN.
Five cent stamp.l 80
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Final Settienent

EDWARD LoUDENsLAeER, ss Administrator Of
IL the estate Of william J. Miller deceased, has
1ed his accounts In the cf.e of the Probate Court
for the FINAL settlement Of said estate which will be
O'Clock Pm. VIZ g. RUSSELL
, Ava Prohata Tudae.
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The Ohio State journal since il assumed
the eight-page form, has given an amount Of
reading matter daily not excelled even by
The N. I. press. 1t has sPicy-correspondence
fron various parts Of the State, and readable
letters from abroad. Its report Of the doings
of the Legislature is Ofcourse the completest
record published. Iu this ss in all other re-
spects it is one Of the best and most enter
prising papers in the State.
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sE- Frederick S. Frelinghuysen was
elected United States Senator by the New
Jersey Legislature last Tuesday, Ar. Ere
hnghusen is at present in the ssLaie, baV-
ing been appointed by the Governofof n. j..
TO ill the unexpired term Of Mr.. Rright'ids-
ceased. n9 - ~=l-a7 q;
Eoolumbus DelsnO, has served notice
on Gen. Morgan, Congressman elect from the
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New advertisements.
To Rent or Sail

A BsIck HoUSE And LOT, ON COURT ST..
"A near the Depot, Csmfortahls dvslIing vita six
rooms, ell ssfs. A part OF the purchsss money may
remain one two or three years, to suit the puf
chaser, For particulars enquire Il the grocery ns.s
TO the premises. DAVID S6ANLoN
Fremont. Jan ~. 1857 rn8US
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orrlox OF TIE ArDlroa OF srAI.,

QoLrNRUs, Ohio, January Js, 1867. I
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing 10 cor
rect COPY Of tie Stztanenscf condition Il the Prov
ident Life Insurance and Investment Company Of
Chicago made to and fled In this ONCE, for the yesr
1857. r
Witness my hand and seal, officially.
rSeal.l JAS. Il. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
By JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief CLERK.