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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

.- Latests-Hayes Elected
r 4he following dispatch from Colsm;
bus, received last night, is reliable:
coLuNBUs, Oct. 10.
GIN. BvcKLASD: Hayes is elected by at
lesst twenty-five hundred majority. The
Legislature is Democratic in both branches.
B. r. CovES. Chm Rep. Cen. Com.
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FKHNOST, Ohio, May 30, 1867.
MR. J. L. JAuksoE:--Sir: I have used the Florence
Sewing Machine for Owe years., and nnd Il In every
respect - represented, simple, reliable and easily
kept In orpsr.
JOHN QUINN.
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GRANT AND THF PREsIDEScY.-A dispatch
to the Evening Post says: Gen. Grant, in a
conversation few days since with two
Republican COngressmeu, in reply ing to a
direct question as TO The Presidency. said
that if it should seem to be the will of
Providence, and the desire of the American
people, that he should be President, he
would not feel at liberty to resist the one
nor disappoiut the other.
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A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE
Gold and Solid Silver Watches!

All warranted to Run and thoroughly Regulated, at
The Low PRICE oF SO EAoHi AND SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
NO mode of business discovered Is 90 safe To
the purchaser as this There are no bIspks and he
must obtain the orth Of bis morey, and rerhapss
sundred times as much.-Nsp York Herald ef
Truth y
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From snd after Aug. Goth, 1857, Trains viii leave
IN connection with all Western lines, asfo1lows:
FROM .DUNKIRK AND DsALAMANCA-
ByNew Yorktime from Union Dspots:
7.9O A. NJ. EzPrsss Mail, nom Dunkirk, Daily
Except Sundsys). Stops at Salamanca 70. 90
A. NJ, and connects at Hornellsyills and
with theCornisg 500 n. Express Nail from
Buffalo and srriVesin New York ct Goa. Y.
2.35 P. n. Lightning Express, from sE1Amanes
(Sundays sxceptsd.) Stops at Hornellsyills,
SIS p. m, lSuppeTl intsrsscting with the
go p. m. train from Buffalo, and arrives In
New York ct !. 90 u. n.
4.15 r, NJ Nesc York Tigk EzpTsss, from Dunkirk
Daily Except SnndAys). Stops at Salamanea
6.55 p. No.; OleAn 7,3b p. m. Isuppsr1; Turn
er's 9.56 a. m. CBkft] ]. and arrives in New York
At 1230 P. N connecting with Afternoon
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
0.5 p. N, Cincinnati Express, from Dunkirk, (Sun-
davs excepted Stops at Salamanca 1l.sS D.
m., and connects at Hornelsville With the ii 80
Pm. Train from BufLo, arriving In New
York 3.25 p. m.
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S5oS, ,IgI 90
A. II. MILLER, Cashier of The First National
Bank OF Fremont, DO solemnly swear that the above
statement IL true TO the best of my krowIee re and
belief. H. MILLER, Cashier.
[OtanP] corss4 sTt51 Of S.s1Essv. g. Sa1S;
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th dsv n
uctooer, 1867. R. W. B. MCCLELLAN,
l4i6Ij Notary Public.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

The election in Iowa was FOR State Officers
members of the Legislature, and County
officers. Col. Samuel Merrill was the Re
publican candidate for Governor.
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still Later.

CoLuhBus, Oct. IL, A. N.
Hayes majority 5000. House,
Democratic 40; Union Sc. Senate,
Democratic ls; Union ls.
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Townsend Township.
COUNTY TICKET

Democratic majority 20. A Democratic
gain Of SO compared with the vote of 1876.
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Later stiII.

CoLUABUs, Uct. TO.
Hayes elected by from 1000 to 1000
majority, with three counties to hear
from, Hooking, Carroll and Noble.
Legislature Democratic in both Houses.
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Homer Everett
AklOniahlnE.

Is elected State Senator, but by what
majority wo can't say.
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Postres.--A youthful pet efases after
this fashion;
when weary are
] smoke my cigar,
And when the smoke rises
Up into my eyeses,
thing of my tree love,
And oh, how sighses'
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Ballville Township.

Republican majority, 23 A Republican
loss Of Is compared with the vote of 1866.
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FROM BUPEALO-By New York lime from
Depot Cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets.
S.45 A. N. NeD York Dey Express, Sundays sx
D.epted). Stops at Hornelisville e.os e. M,
4 Bkft;I SusQuehannah 2.1T p.m., IDine;l
Turner'S 7-SS p. m: [sulPer;l and arrives in
New York at 1870 P. Il. Connects at Great
Bend with the Delaware, LackAWAnDa and
Western Rairoadfor PhiladslPhis, Baltimore,
and Washington.
500 4. NJ Express Msil, via Avon and Hornslls-
vile DAILY. except sundays. Arrives In New
York at 100. A. II. Connects at Elnira with
Northern Central Railway for HarrisburKh,
Philadslphis, Baltimore, wsshiDgton and
points South.
9.SO p. NJ. Lightning Erprsss, Sundays excepted.
Stops at AornelisLills S.26 p. n. Supper ]
and arrives sin In New sS YUrh 100 A; N coI1ssts
Of New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and
Washington, and at New York with Morning
Express Train for Boston and New England
Cities.
6,IO p. NJ Nep York Night Express, Daily. stovs
at Portage 55 p. IN. Supper |, intsrHectiur at
HorneIsvills with the s.16 r. N. train from
Ouukirk, and arrives in New FORK at l2so N
I1.2O P. NJ Cincinnati Express, Daily (exospt
Sundays). Stops at Susquehannah 730 D,
(Bkft); Turner's 1.l0p m (Dine,) and arrives
in New York at 3 26 2. n. CoDnsetsat EIni.
ra with Northern Central Railway for Harris-
burg, Philadelphia, Bsltimc re, Washington.
and points South, at Great Bend with Dsla-
ware, Lsckawanna h Western Railroad for
Scranton, and at New York with Afternoon
Trains and Steamers for Boston and New
New England cities.
Only One Train East Sunday, leaving Busa-
10 at $40 P NJ, andreaching New York ct 12.S0P.M n
Roston and New England Passengers with thar
Baggage are transferred free Of char In New York
kEr To pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie
Railway presents many objects Of interest, passing
through the beautiful vAl!eySof the Chemung, Sus-
uuehanuah, Delaware and Ramspo rivers, an svsr-
changing pauorsma of natures beauties commands
attention,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

All trains run directly through to New YoIt, aco
miles, without change Of Coaches.
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FRIxoNr, OaIo, Nay 20. 1871

Fremont, OHIO, May 20, 1877.
MK. j. l.. JACKsoS:-Sir: We the undersigned
have each purchased and nssd Florence Sewing
Machine, and ind 1t simple. reliable for all kinds Of
worn, heavy medium and light. and not liable TO get
out Of order. We cheerfully recommend the Flor
enee Machine to every one wanting really 6rst-
class sewing machine:
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

me sooVe stocK Will be disposed of on the popular
one price piaa, giving every patron . fine Gold or
Sod siiver Watch for SO, without regard to value
we wish to immediately dispose of the above mag
nihcent Stock Certificates naming the articles Ave
placed in fealed envelopes and vel mixed. Holders
are entitled to the article named on their csrtcsts
upon payment often Dollars. whether It be a Watch
worth Sl000 or one worth less. The return Of. any
OF our certificates entitle you to the article named
tAereon, upon payment, irrespective Of its worth:
any certificate, 1t viii at once be seen that this il
No Lottery, but straight forward legitimate trans.
aetion, which may be participated in even
BY the most fastidiousi
single certificate will be sent by mail post paid,
upon receipt of25 Cts five for 81 thirty three and
an elegant premium for $5, sxty-six and more yslu
able premium for SO, one hundred and moat superb
watch for SIS. To agents, or those wishing en-
poyment, this is rare opportunity. 1t is a i.riti.
mately conducted butiness, duly authorized By the
Government and open to the most careful scrutiny
Try US. Address
WRIGHT, BRO. & CO., Importers,
161 BroadwAy,N 7.
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Washington Township.

Democratic majority 209. A Democratic
gain % of compared with the vote of 1866. :.
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QUARTERLY REPORT

OFrHE CONDITION OF The First national
" Bank efFremOnt, on ths morning OF The
First Nondss of October, 1861;
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RaiI Roaas.
Toledo, Wabash L Western R. W.

Passengers Carried through 70 Qufuey
without change Of Cars.
nN and after MAY s, 1857, trains viii luas fol-
" loEsS Sundays sxeeptsdlJ
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Woodyille Township.

Democratic majority l6l. A Democrats
gain of "a compared with the vote of 1866.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-10-11

Rooms over the Jewelry Store where
he will be pleased to see all who may
call.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

A letter from Chicago alludes to the
unusual emigration from the East this
Spring, not Of foreigners but of New
England people of the old stock, chiefly
from Massachusetts and Connect cut.
There is very rapid change going on
in our manufacturing towns. Foreign
working people have come in to such an
extent as in many villages to constitute
the controlling element, and the natives
do not find it pleasant to live among
those whose religion and social and do
nestle life are SO unlike the New England
style The introduction of unskilled Ia
borers has also had the effect to reduce
wages and create more marked distinc-
tions in society, and SO the Yankee re-
tires in disgust and seeks new home in
the west. He will be likely to find there
also the evils he seeks to escape, unless
he goes with company of New England
men, who will locate together; and this
is now the fayorite mode of emigration.
New England villages are to be found
in Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas, and are
beginning to show themselves in Nilsson.
ri. You may know them by their neat
churches and school houses and by the
trees and flowers IN their fenced yards. -
A purely western or southern village is
only cluster of shabby houses in com.
mon piggery.-Spriaqfed r. publican.
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Wonder that it shonld have heen 6.

Wonder that it should have been so
long suppressed is the only feeling raised
by the publication of Booths diary
There is nethiug in it giving the slightest
color of plausibllity to Gen. Buffers
shocking insinuations, and nothing to
sustain the mysterious hints from time
to time issued from the war office, within
the last two years, that this diary tended
f. to connect jeff Davis with the assassin
alton. 1t indicates quite the contrary,
for if Booths story is to be credited,
assassination was not even thought of
until the very day when the tragedy was
enacted, but up to that time the capture
of the President and his delivery to jeff
Davis as prisoner of war was the SCENE.
The most probable explanation of the
false mystery that has been thrown over
this whole matter is, that after secretary
Stanton and Judge Holt, .misled by the
prejuror Conver, had adopted the theory
that Davis was in the plot, and had in
duccd the president to offer reward for
his apprehension as an assassin, the pride
Of consistency and unwillingness to cor
rect mistake, which prompts to large
share of human folhes, induced them to
maintain their first theory after they
were convinced that it could not be true.
One false step iu this direction made
others necessary, and the mystery has
been cultivated and amplifed in various
ways, until a great many people supposed
there must be some reality behind it.
The peremptory order of the president
for the publication of Booths diary,
against the wishes Of Secretary Stanton
and Judge Advocate Holt, pricks the
bubble and it collapses and disappears al
together. The only other point made
clear by the publication of Booths diary
is that he was decided .monomaniac, il
not utterly insane. If the article he says
he lett for publication in the National In
telligencer could be found, it would
doubtless strengthen this conviction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01
Union state convention.
coLunBUs OHIO, MAY Sd, 1867

y -e COLUMBUS OHIO, MAY 3D., 1867
10 The Cnion Toters Of Ohio:
The Annual State Convention of the Union Party o
Ohio viii be held in Columbus Wednesday, ai i9M
day Of June, for the transaction of business and the
nomination Of candidates the Union Ticket for the
following Offices: rG
Governor Lieut. Governor, Auditor OF State, Treasury
OF State Comptroller of the Treasury Attorney General
Judge of the Supreme Court, Member Of the Board OF
Public Works.
The basis of representation in this Convention will be
delegate for every five hundred votes for Wm
Henry Smith, for Secretary ofSate in 1866 and addition
al delegate for any fraction oftwO hundred and fifty vOts
sad upwards in each county According to the num-
Der cast for Secretary Smith in 1866 and the
number ofdeegates to which each county viii be enti-
tied to 25 delegates as follows:
Ashtsbula County, 1904 votes. 10 delegates Geauga
County 2512 votes delegates Mahoning County, 1895
votes, 6delegates Portage County, 1855 votes dele
gstes'; Trumbulf County 1923 votes, Q delegates.
We invite the earnest attention OF all Union men to
the importance ofthe campaign about to commence in
Ohio and request their active and Hearty cooperation in
its labors. -.f-a-
.lfSf B: RI CowEN, CHAIRMAN,
Jag WILLIAMS. Secy and Treas,
Gro. B. WRIGHT
RODNEY Foos,
HENRY MILLER,
l. j. CRITcRFIED.-
HHsr9 ISAAC G. Asros. Erectnire CO7nD4ihee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

The colored people of this State have
called State Conversion, to meet in Co.
lumbus on the Sd of .5uly next. The OBJ
ject of the Convention is to ascertain how
the colored people can best assist in hav-
ing the word schiss stricken from the Con-
stitution of the State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

The Chicago Times says that sfrom
a traitors prison, Jefferson Davis has
gone forth to assume the place which the
future will assign him, as the most colos-
sal character in the history of his time" "
A certain character called Lucifer had the
same privilege, and about an equal his
torical status:
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Gen. Garfield.

Gen. Garfield is now at his home in Hi
ram. We regret to learn that he is very
far from being in robust health. The
incessant labors to which he has been
subjected, have proved to be too great a
strain upon his naturally strong consti-
tuition, and his physicians counsel abso-
lutte rest Tor time. For this and other
reasons, he positively declines being a
candidate for Governor, for he could not
without peril to his health and life, under.
go the labors of the stump as the leader
of the canlpaign-nor must his friends
in his present condition. expect much Ia
Dor from him, in addressing public assem-
blies during the coming canvass.
We have heard that Gen. Garfield was
to make the trip to Europe, and under.
stand his business arrangements were
nearly complete, but that business mat
tiers threaten to interfere. The best
thing Gen. Garfield can do for his consti
tuents and for himself isto make the tour
abroad, not returning until Congressional
duties in December call him back.
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Ashtabnla, May 27th, 1867.
FRUIT BOX.

GOTHIC or Oetagon Fruit Box
" The subscriber is prepared to furnish to ali who
may want them for Marketing Strawberries Blackberes
and all kind of email fruits low price that Fruit
growers give them away and furnish buyers neat
and convenient package for taking fruit home. avoiding
the necessity of handling the fruit until ready for the
Bile, The box is well recommended by fruit growers and
fruit buyers but it will recommend ITSELF Please look
at and judge for yourself 1t be had for
per box, Quart pint boxes Bit considerable dis
count large lots They be used in the used
for the Cook basket with little alteration inside.
Ashtabula June 1, 81 [90Sw3l JAMES PHILLIPS.
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SPRING GOODS!

and are prepared to offer inducements to Cash Buyers.
We have Bleached Cottons all widths from x to 21S
yds and all qualities from New York Mills and Utica
Down to the low grades
Brown coons from Colerain cheese saekag TO the
and finest makes. Ticking all grades, and very low.
Brown bhue and str iped Delaines-yarious qualities
Striped shirting sx3 and 6xS. also good article Of
cheekeddo.
Cottonades of all grades frem the New York Mills
double and twist. down.
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers bleached and brown
Linen table coths-aprices Huck towsling very cheap;
Commen Russian and American crash HRek and ham-
ask towels-very nice Issh Linen sn grades 54 pill
beautiful stock of embroideries iasestinss and
thread lace, and some REAL Valencenne edgng and in
serting>
ing from 12c per yd up as some very handsome glazed
furniture Prints.
good Hne of SPRING DRESS GOODS, some Of
them said to be very handsome and cheap.
In Cassimeres for men and boys wear we offer SPEC
IA1 INDUCEMENTS. We have the Largest and Best
Stock and the cAEAPEsT have bad since the be-
gan also few pieces for ladies' saeksyery desirable
We would also mention that we have q few Pattern
Sacks that we will be glad to show at sny time.
Our stock of willow baskets is larger than ever COM
prsing every thing from Misses Basket SOC ttav-
cling basket furnished for two and worth $40
AS we make speciality of the Wall Paper Trade we
have paid than ordinary attention the selection
of our stock Our assortment is large and contains
Wall Paper. Painted cloth Shades-yery handsome and
from six tonne feet in length. Curtain Cloth by the
prices Curtain fixtures, Curtain Cord Picture Cord and
Tassels, &C. &c.
We have our usual stock of Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps Crockery aud Glassware Groceries, Shelf Hard
ware ShOvels, Spades, Garden Rakes, Manure Forks,
Tubs, Pals, BroOms Scrubbing Brushes, Mop Sticks,
We shall be happy friends and patrons at all
times and will sell as low as any Regular House.
MORRISON & TICKNOR.
Ashtabula, April 25 1867. 9O4
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Administrators Sale of Reui
EefnffA rF

IN pursuance of an order granted by
L the Probate Court of Ashtabula County, ahio will
offer for sale at public auction the first day of July
the following described real estate situate in the
ship of Ashtabua, county af Ashtabua, and State of
Ohio to wit Lot number described in deed given
by Timothy Rockwell and wife to Joseph Yeomans da-
ted the second day of July d. 1851 and recorded in
A. pages 54 and 535, which said Ia bounded north
by the centre of the north ridge road called east by
lands of Mrs E. NJ. Dickinson south by Austin Smith
and by Daniel s. Hubbard containing fifty acres OF
land, be the more or less. T..
Appraised at $3,5O0.
Terms of sale, ope-third in hand, onethird in one
year. and third in two years from day of SALE with
interest the payments to be secured by mortgage
the premises sold VIM. A. FIELD,
Administrator of Joseph Yeomans, deceased.
]. r. COOK, Attorney.
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REL1G1ous UN1rY.-A general NOV

RELIGIOUS UNITY.-A general move
ment is in progress throughout the txo
great branches of the Presbyterian Ckur'h
having in view their future union. At
the session Of the Old School Assembly,
in New York, resolutions looking to this
end were introduced and favorably con-
sidered. On the opening of the New
School Assembly, in Rochester. Rev.
DIR. Hopkins, of Auburn, delivered an
address almost entirely devoted to the
subject. He compllmented the action OF
the committee, and said The tendency
of the age is in the direction of church
unity !; the heart of Christendom :, is sick
of controversy and schism. Presbyteri'
ans throughout the. world long for that
union which is strength. The necessi
ties of the great Home Missionary move
ment demand this apion We now have
field with two parties striving for its
possession two sets of Missionaries and
ten government bodies: This is a very
important subject and which is likely soon
to occupy, to large extent, the stten.
ton of the Christian world.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

A LII that are in want Of seasonable
~ Goods are requested TO take notice that the sub
scribcrs are now receiving their
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PLANTS Tho snbsor;b

LNARLI LANIS.-The subscriber
IL has good supply of healthy forward Cabbage To
mato Pepper and other plants garden pantig which
will be supplied on reasonable terms -
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.-Also large variety the
various kinds ofStrawbery plants well rooted and suit
ed for bearing the first year.
WANTEDSTo arrange with some twenty Strawberry
pckers for the Coming season. Apply to
9OS E. BLISS SON.
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Tn Attachment

Edward A. Gillett andl
Oscar s. Gillett, partners Before F. II. Sherman,
doing business under the Justice Of the Peace of
name and firm Of K. A, & Ashtabuh Township,
o. S. Gillett, Plaintiff. Ashtabnla County, D.
VS..
b William Bond Deft
ON the 18th day of May, A. D., 1867,
" said Justice issued Order of Attachueat in the
above action for the of two hundred and (2
dears. E. A. & o. s. GILLETT.
Ashtabula, May %, 1851 9Os-ws
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. = The
AN1 Ashtabula County Musical Association will meet
in convention at COLEBROOK under the direction Of
PROF. A. b. LUCE Commencing Wednesday June 5th
1861, and holding three days. Music belonging the
Association will be used.
Concert will be given the evening of the last day.
BY order of j. L. FILLMORE, President
BIS BARRETT. Secretary gU
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: Republican County Meeting.

The Union voters of Ashtabula county are requested
to assemble In Mass Meeting in Jefferson Saturday
the Shday of june 1861 to make choice OF ten delegates
TO the county in the State Convention to be
held in Columbus on the 18th of June. -
also suggested that the question of changing the
manner of making the nominations to county offices SO
TO vote directly for candidates at primary meetings
instead OF eiectng delegates County Convention,
win be submitted TO this meeting Those who take an
interest In this subject are therefore, notified that they
can bring 1t up for consideration on that occasion
~t al w. c. H0WELLS,
O. S. SIMONDS.
-.,.-.- ..,s g A NORTHWAY,
JAMES REED,
.Hia. - .' SAM'I HAYWARD.
- -i.ais- -'- Union Central Committee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-01

The Bankrupt Law will go into opera
ton on the first day of June. Under it
Imprisonment for debt ceases throughout
all the States and Territories. By it all
stay laws, preferences, voluntary agree
ments, and secret attachments are set
aside. Five hundred dollars worth OF
household furniture, the wearing apparel
of each family, and such other property
as is by law exempted in the different
States can be held by debtors. u