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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
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A new daily p1perto be O. He'd The CIeyes
land Times isto bestarted soon IL oleFer
land, ostensibly in the interest Of dco.opera-
ton. :" Ttisto Be published by a stock
company with a. capital of S100, 900, With
shares at $1,000 cache bus SIaB tdgi4 adi
Z, EFEEr saFtkpArs o. TaElLIvIsa aAGE.--s
b Both of' these periodicals. give choics, ,seslsc:
tons fropthe best recent, English publica7
tons but occupy .1diferebk,feld. > Euerg
Sdturdayi is dexobed ID. the lighter literaturs,
while the Lining Ags is now, as it always has
been, full OF the choicestessays softheseholsrs
of the old Eorld5o 1sfoo non nsyf7b ssw va,
slhT sgsgosifc +a--S-=au sSTrl = Ls1Es
JouR YouSs FoLks.e-A Igreab 5need c6ss
rarely been more comaiplstely met than SWSkfe1
Ticknor 4 Fields established 8 our, Ysuag
Folks. 'ii A family scirclse 1zheresetherei are
childreng is'incoiuplets without this pleasant
visitor The August number.hasa a uarticlis
lariy spicy bill offere, BhichiEili Inskerit q
welcome conner 10 the hftle people.z yFslsTsz
. - Us ) dggug- -l-AL@--dl Ind .uif bago5s
THE LADIES RErosrroRE klsIat hand with
its usualigoudlsupPly of goodseasiipea oThe
common run offrashf sentimental. nonsense
that fills The columns IF other ladies' ms d "a
zines fnds no place IN the Rsposborq.,
Published BY Foe 4 Hacbspck, cipcin1
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Fam gsdF lhsf7 T17f-7 -oi ,sssyod .-.ifi,,, |
SHALL WoxEs BHs peoHaRsl7 The 5HerRd
Of Health for Augdst adiscasses the question
"shall Women Be Doctornsf'' in sn earnest
md thosghthl manner, !. The question il aap |
lmportant one and neyery mas and woman
bas an interest Ia IT, The August number
3 also rich with papers from the best writer's
On topics Of interest to al 81 year e0
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

Hon. DASL Mk6Es Of Indiauayaeon-,
mitted suicide a Lafayette, Ind IA last
Friday morning. MF. MAoE had ssrvn
ed three terms in ceagrsss.sss e AT thu
time of his deeth be was postmssssf al
Lsfaysste. Last winter v ! bile hiilIe N { y Wsahs
ington he, received q stroke of paralysis
from which he never recovered. and bis,
suicide is sttributedtUaPartisf dersnge-
ment produced dndouBsdtIy by the par
ayuc CstroketIus ssaz s7E e openi ID HEsis
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

Outsiders NAV not know why the
Second Of August Is local holiday,
celebrated by the FfSmonters with re-
bewsd vim every 5sar, Daring The
war of 1912 this lodslity ,Ras,the seend
Idf exciting eveua al d >D1IensA- of
Fort Stephenson by Major CRoeHAN
and a ANAL force of American soldiers
against ! lsrge force Of British regulars
and Indians was 4 { military iisRR iaicsRR;iAsynent II
he anniversary of which Is well worthy
Of perpetual celebration. Without
entering into auy Of the details of the
sstahl;shmart oe- .. m;;l;..r.,- ,,est a. this.
,po;nt. .lu,;uu, tbat.wa,. ;;t;;s enough. for,
dsif 'pfsssnt 81, pntpSosss nos ID ssy thasf Fort
iStephsnsoii WAS 4 stoekase fert; bdiItluot
"a much for "a defence fI q. as to afford 4 plscs
iof Temporary protection aoa;,,st small
banda as2 g 81 81 wanddssr;n dds; Ipd;asn,e@ ds,e@' All
Itrases,of she Fort.are gone the bin on
v6icE i stood being bio now now IL ithss the center ,
dfirtoWn band occupied 2, With private
residences. III was aS gaTrisonsd s hFas a3uss ONE
D Rd9dtsd and sixty men under cOmr
hand q of la;;oS Major GEoaoaiEi o. CRo1te:Hl9As.. 1t:l9. Of
.thsdU. 8 regular army, General Han
sIsaoss a = head Quarters uSn we're sa, !, at Fl
Seneca, aboasnine miles south Of Ere,
mont IlonIdhsi goth ofssJuly, 1919
Gem HzkafsoN received Information
that tss Blitish snd Indians w gerss II NOV. ,e
ing towSfd tHis place, and he sent an
order to Major CRoGHAK to destroy Fl.
Stephenson bS fifG aha repair with
bis force 10 Seneca, The. messenger
lpss his way sshdi did not deliver the
order until the next day, when, Major
CRoeHAE replied that the order came
TOO late toobe carried into execution,
4ddiag-sse have deisrlnined ned 10 a main, ri :.
taf6 this place and by heavens. we
can On the evening of Che sIst Of
July, Indiana appeared son the hill ON
the oPposite iide0f the river fwhere
the Fair Grounds are now, } and on on the D.,
lst of August the British Gun boats
dAne IN sightiilThe Sortss Of the enemy
rpnsisted of 800 regulars and s00I
Indians, commanded by Gen. PsooroR,
Lhdhs. evening 'PR6oroRa sent abflag Of
tsdes, demanding the surrender llssIyd ar Of ths
fSFts vhichs was refused. ":iThe gan
boats then opened on the ,fort., b,l but with
ahydamsgeg sMsjof CaoeH1s
had 4 SIX po5under,, and he replied re To-
thsdrsofrom the boats only occasional
Il. CThis same six FOUNDER is IN now w in
tie public square. On the night, of
the1stthe enemy landed their sartillery,,u
and placed it 'ias i I. D position TO rake the
zugleof the efort The firing
reopsned in the morning ~ and 1.d cout;nuad st 4,
:, o'1,ss-', W
all day Of the I'd. iiH0yer five hundred
Shots struck tbe, ,Eerks. = Late a an, the b
evening ofthe 2d6f Augustine enemy
attempted to capture the fort BY Vi storm.
0Sst three hGndred of tie storlmliiinc tlllii
partP ieapsdinto theditcllsdtrouud;no
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
3 The NafienalBanks.ii 81

The National Banks have beea, IN ;fuii
9qperdtf0n four years, with a circulation run
up 70 800 millions, and not one dollar Of this
currency has ever been at discount Con
sidering that powerful combinations, through
Clearing Houses In this city, Boston and
Philadelphia, have repeatedly resolved to
treat it as uncurrent money, this fact is
worthy Of the peoples careful consideration.
There is not one in a hundred Of the people
Of the c6nntry that cares anything about
banks OF banking. any furthef than to know !
that the currency is universally par and III,
dubitably sound, It is q mighty fact that
the currency issued In any Of the extreme
Southern or Western States is as good as
that issued by our own banks, No more
New England, y per Ct. discount; New
York State, & discount Michigan wild cat
Illinois and Indiana stunp.tail, at all rates
from ) TO IS per Ct. discount. Our merchants
have got rio, Of their uncurrent. money clerk
and the, uncurrent expense account at the
same tine; and to us il is Joyous to see that
when an. Old Bank President insists on 4
making any portion Of our currency un--
current the merchants desert his bank. &
Another great revolution and reformation.
rive have got rid Of currency panics,. As
the money market grows tight, our safe and
par currency Is swept 0ut OF wall Street,
because money is wanted, and, the. currency
ismoney, Formerly, in, a panic, currency
was rushed into the markets and into the 1
banks, for sale or redemption, for il. was not
money, but il required money 10 handle and
redeem it. Hence it was the most iniiam-
nable element in q reyulsion. A .shinplas-
Ter bank somewhere would burst-iis1
redemption agent would stop redeeming
would be thrown OUT here or in Boston
p dozen. more would be reported broken-T
e9d away vent evsryboays G currency 8 1 to be
Nov who cares care ia NJ National &. Bank has
been robbed and breaks, OF breaks because
pf doing bad business, or is broken by its
managing speculstors7 It's circulating notes
are good and current nevertheless, and they
continue .s to OIp be nonsy good money
D7his Naticnai Cyrssnssg ns d s6i Be- ,esp
pr The old system Of Stdte Bank; Currency soilf
BE- fei'sStated zoWI5ek sCil Tie people kaee?
Repeal the tax on State Bank Currency, and
ftWOuld spring into circulation at oDce-Aalf
the machinery is intact WI z. Baals
RepoTter. is baf1 hus DIV iIssb tsiEE tiI8saI
= 3 = III
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

.srusioA aspusliosH oau6usEia a
RE Union y0sefs q YORK 1sSnnship are
reqsssted n meet as ne .1,lss9-o5 siSsssr,
lsa School A5ssee6ns she Rsks, daua
On Satsrdass zAgast SO Iss7s, - 4,
at 4o'clsek r. n, 10 sslsct q &slzsdslsgahesl
TO tks Uhi01 County usnvsnsi56.a q Isa ,Ssv
ssoss s, a. By order of canmittse,r = !.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
Uolnmencemens atP Painseviile.I

We elin }he faIjosvin,gy i,yn nextTscs Fl fro,p The
-
sips tns sss'f Di,ss 'se''s ~ y
Epene at the Lake 1hr'si kenaiei SEMINARY :
Misses McLELLIS aud BR6sH Of This city
we're arr, m,.embers !. Of the or.dusstinng ,adIs -
= : j,'e !. 80 :
Aae Plss1e.n saSoceupleooy,rn rne Ieacn1
~, 49, = ussees saa es.eIgyD yDen ne noenlot
otsss'z a nSmesns SsI ,seseo'ee9,.sn ~
fsas ssst .s assSssa M spot.
.ess M WI sn,le and .Eeailng heavy 6ine sashes,
ana q leok lnelr places On reserved seats near
4es ela.Ince, weeIs q. ieoeia see snd near,
Dela:ilel "a ie:sehs oslens, enseiheea.l and
Erus ia expresson. tney iqrnisned a. picture
that may gladden. eae, hesrts ses parents,
.esGhsrs. nnseess. sne s!lHna aehgn, an me
mgn me9talsnd. moral sraining furnished by
tp's Ssminary'7 81 . Ioi beiase7oGgg s1sI
A. she esase OF the exsm'nas'on wo.oom.a
gs,tioas ware read showing mseh natnrity
q 'nongnt linen hae Pisee o. mns'c ey'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

NJ Cincinnati, like New York, is cluster of
towns and cities, bearing ssricus names, and
STUDIED in different states Persons arnbi!
.tiotis Of municipal offices would do vel 10 re-
move to this place, since, within the ffEDitsa e OF
what is really Cincinnati there are sever e.yy a,
mayors, seven boards of faldefSleb, seyen dis
tinct. and COM pletsly lorga 6izedI cities. -
citizen of New .Tofk might wSseil stand aoiIasst
at The anpouncefhent, of such a fact AZ tii;s
and only recover his conscioh hshessd IA stfy'
mentally an Impossible sum in tbe ioubie
..rdie Of three 1fone mayor and Corporation
ia a, city of1a million and 4 half OF ffphabi-
steal ten million Of d6iiafs Der aniIiiiiu iiiii
how 'fruct win seven mayors and seven eorrs.
porations appropriate IN u eity Of three hun
dfed tbousand ihba bftanss. Tiie reader is
excused ffo9f dong this bard sum. ana we
hastea to assure him That Cincinnati Is ps:,yEl-
efned BY and for her own citizens. who take
The same care Of heppblic money as &c their
own private store. We looked into The
pouncil- ph3mber Of Cincinnati one mi morn
ing, and We can testify that the entire fufpi-
tdre Of that apartment, though It is sabstan
tial and sufficient Cost about as much as
some single articles in the iCouncflma1's
room Of the New York City Hali1say the
clock, thechande delier or The ctairman's s throne.
The people. Of Uineinnaif are 30 pfifDitiys in
their ideas That they would regard the man
who should steal the public money as a bs-
ser thief than he who should merely pick a
ftiyafs Sotk etea ,19HIEt sf 30 slTl9ds = 81 =
ftGaNsst0s SEfsd dtima FOX Y Inns
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
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The AHq',tie has the, following papers:
tThe Guardian sApgIibss, chsPtera YiIT.s BY
oliver Wendell Holmes; Hospital sMemor-
ies." by Euddr@ Clark7 s,'Dirge of Sailor"
by George II. Boker;s@UPths Edisto," by r.
W. HigginsSti cor Richard, sly Henry
James, Jr. "The Growth Of bilnitadohs and
federation of Shakespestes Geniiuiss,@ by L.
P. Whipple; Longfellew'ss TFsBsIatioh of
Dante sDiyina16ommedia ST he olaaS6ofy.
BY Alice Cary; "A'nweeK's Riding q" The
Little Lana@0f 1ppsnzeli;;v by Bayard
Tay lor . S;siThs Lost Genips,9S by ga d., Piati;
fCibcihnati' BY James Psfttona;e fttona "A I;iIip1t
Proxince,44b ~WiHwood Reade.
MERart0nss Story Gks growth and Pres 4
ent con diiion Of CiptIlpati is readable and
Instructive. THERESA touch cf quiet
humor in this nassspsc1 ikg aHg 20
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02


bETHE ADVANCES is the maine of the new Cam
gfegstional organ the rival Of the Iiiepend-
ent, which 4 To- b, published in Chicago, in
Sepe1aber.4s It islte be sp eight page paper
of the size and genersist De of the New York
Ecdryelists and pd6lished by Joint stock
qenpsRy, zRsys Pr, + ": W. PP;ATFoSi,' of
Chicago. has been selected as.editor and has
resigned 'his'preseata charge ito aaccept t he
position, md Pdr old. friend, Mr.. j. B. t.
n AssH now Of the yLoraip County. Ne,es,
Will -bea ahuzinsss maaseer and assistant ed
itor. Mr., ,MARsH has the ability and liberal
cuiture tsQuired By tie tppositi0u aud Is a
ready, clear and forcible writer. We shall
,oek With iassfetsfost the first number Of tae
rev 3otrnaIIS ,fizsS S,zsFs. s9-se,s,,,55;F4 rsa
77z''ss y Iasstis - k7 ftsats Tssisiy 81 |
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
SSidmSas dssaS Teleao RaiI-.i.

I
proposed irosdohas been filed in the.
!Otfes Of The Seeretaryu Of State, The
capital stock is fixed at'S5oo, eco. tFhe
ipeorporators ape Jas. G, Hall, S. @.
J Daniels, H s.oWalbridge, ,A.p. Pei
ton Chasy A. King Chss. Kent Nat.
thew Shoemsker, John r. Osborn and
n AsaSOott of Toledo, and Wm., A.
lDe6hison, W::aAtwster,o W. Platt, Fheo.'
lGemstoek, Samuel, Galloway aud b. w.
u, sDayGG Coluhibas.en 81 noaiza s II
s1fe,,ib 'Sd boa md div ssw. boo sas Is !
-Four routes are proposed and q Ger7
Itificate will be, filed for each. The first
route passes though the icounties of
Lucas, Wood, Hancock, Seneca, Hardin,
UuioB, Madison and Franklin. The
second through Lucas, Wood, Seneca,
Fyaudott sed upion,I and intersectihg
The Cleveland and Columbus Road at
Delaware, The .tbhdl through Lucas,
Wood, Ottawa. Sanduskyy Seneca,
Wgandottsod, Marion u u Delaware and
Franklin. This will abed known as the
Toledo, Fifiina and Columbus Railroad
Company. The fourth throughi tie
sounties OfLacsss Wood, Henry, Put
nan;qAllen, Hancock, Hardin, Union,
, Madison, and Franklin, 70 be called the
Toledo, aKent6n q and Columbus Railsl
s6sd. y The survey win be commenced
st once, and be made at the expense
Pf the people along the several routes,
vae II "a -rTITzTs- q = t-;r- -
Cen. Grant and the Pfesidemcy.
A committee conservative Repub-
Iicans Of New Z York, Of the RAYMOND
stEipe, have formally nominated Gen.
GEsNTfor the Presidency The resoa
lutions and report aof the proceedings
s1tS fhs meeting are printed in another
eolamRSi 1t said that TsuRuow WEED.
bssIllyt sss ths p topgbeS Sla political vine
Eorkerin New rYork, is at the bottom
pf the RoFehspfr The Hsraa atBd aud !
1SiRtsoseeonh heEsnomi1stiou. O We j
don't khos 5aay' man AMI IN ths. United
StatesWhemwe.couldsupport forPres.b
u. - 4. i I
dent YifB sippof4f ffplness thialn2 an
Claws. and silIiathe ssignss point uns
qiAt aksablg III &Siia IS thgy 5lnslt sPFsii-
dent; but such trimmers as RAYMOND
and WEEP viii nQs PS ScsAYd ep to,lspd
hand ntheimanafactufesof a platform
f5aFI rim Ioiis-tsuih Hsc s s3vi - 5i1u ~
u s9zSs t.sl.I I-llL.. s....alH 3ro-l 5f1r.i-
"A ven Informed Washington correspoin!- issl 1i!
dent states that Andy Johnson actually be-
lieyes that the Democratic party viii nom
nate him 70 the PFeside depcy next year I and
n II
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deleeate fer each 8 votes fcssf FOR VIM. ]
Hsnry Smith for Ssersiary Of State II the
lsst .Ststs clec.ion: md one hdditionsi dele-
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and d1s uost esrneEtln prgetle Central coza-
mitaee q esnh QoBnsbipt 10, give due notice
Of he tine aud plaoe sci kdlding these koNn.
ship mesti1Eg of elm Yu ~ rssJ sYnd Bed
Lsasve.y Uhioa is~siih sandusky, county l
attend and see that sod aad4rsliEbleI men
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Letieser5 tfue aud loysl ntsadgo 10 work
in earpest and victory win cEoEa pns efforts |
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

TAE cholera y prevailing excessively
at Fort Hsrker, in Kansa4s and astl
Aenphis and otEsf places At the West
and, seuthvest; and he tslsgrsph has,
this.Sesk, an6es1esd The s,ast esss'sistj
New YaFk, though Il ne may believe
the papers Of Cat city, sAess lave been
scattering cases occurring sII summer.
The disease has NOT bssn epidemic.
however, and it's moi likely tobes The
reason for the sifiAsnee Of the psstis
lence on the plains d sea1unted for by
the facts fkst there fds besh On in.p
uenss fall II saip<lissssssns while tie
nstural means Of drainage Tiers nave
s9t hssn su@esnt v eargY Il sEssaH
sise asssgis
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

i Ssa .fl ,ESEgis3 SsV 5L'lSd -tsiiiP ri :
hncs II is an exact, copy Of stbe four elegant,
little Sohumes that k'preceededeit. a sailiyes
| Martin ChuszlewH is isofunusdsI interest.
20 American readers, as il was " ritteff soon
Rftef Dickens isited this country. and ron :
tai6s the fesulta6f hisiebsergations. son its
first sppeafanceiit aroused dgreatoiRdienatio6
in the Upited States BY qhe seSea ity sofs its
sstireF We5weFe ready Sop admit that Peck.
fniff. Jonas ghuzsiewis, sSaifey5 Camp and
Montag0e Tigg. were Haeeufate !representa-
tises of lEnglishS society, but declared that
Elijah Pogram, Mrs. Hon1ipy,a Colonel Diver
and Jefersoa Brick we're GROSS oarieatates of
people living ia Americs. bBntwlen we res.
member the locality of eEdennl-now better
known to the world asb Oaifo ,iatfrtbe confiu-.
eDee OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers--the
peculiafities Of the Missouri bushwhackers
and their leading politicians at the time
Dickens visitt d america, and their outrages
an thioagh the recent tfebeiiion1 we masr fors
give the novelist fet doing what the leading
Illustrated papers of the past Two wears have
done in sketching society irsahe border and
Southern aStates9d For this is sexaetly what
Dickens has done in Q. Martin sChazzlewit!,'
He never losses aaa sopportunity stolskstcb
The sfailtiesEof the E6glisff people, quite as
severely aud probably as 'truthfallY, as he
did the bali horse, halfalligatorss men who
fot tmerly raiedim eregions bordering on the
Mississippi river. oThese iudividuals came
within nMr7 Dickens scope of acqaaintancs
when hsawasg herey and they were as fair
game for his satire as Pecksniff. .himselEdJ 10 4
ie Aside from the pref ddice which once ex-
isted'against this move, ,aBd whichlis evident
~ wearing away, it possesses fund Of sI
hdmors pzthos, and entertainment. LAs for
this edition, it's pocket convenience, its clear
typo, sand texceediBg attractive appearance
thfo1ghoht, have already maderit a svofite, /
and most deselxediya 50. adj mojl siEod b5 /
The price ofthe illustrated sedition is onlv
$f, 30; ofsle plain, l$Ig255 Either can be
procured Of the booksellers, or will be sent
pcstipaia by Ficknorsd Fields, Boston.Sss
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

I Mai0n CRoeHaksITassis sbreNetel L1.
QOl6nelffom'the' date Of his gallant
light, and soon after commissioned Ito
that Office. q Congress presented him 4
gold medal and the > people, .honeFedi
Hin WITH their applause. 9dI 10 > iisb.s @ I
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

sTas AAosp DIek As4IS OATzlzLE.-o pSl =
Tsn&-Thisis the.ffih volume of, the hand
soue andopopular hrDiamonda Editioh's Of
Dickens Works aud IN style aud appear
sncs II y an exact copy Of sibe four elegant,
little Volumes fhatn .nreceprlerIait -. -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

che Uaian : Republiean. desuty copyssii--I,' 7 =
tioa VII meet e he ceuit Heqse, N Free
mont sR sat9rdsys Angus ,letha ~ : II,
O'Clock A, M-s fos tie purpose Of noninafing
the folloEipF eeAcers, to-vit, -. - -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-03-07

On the new railroad bridge over the
Susquehanna river, at Havre de Grace,
is the following inscription, "The
work fathousand men for four years. 4"
The Egyptian kings, in building their
wondrous pyramids, remarks the Phil
adelphia Ledger, employed hundreds
Of thousands of men for whole genera
tions, yet the proceeds of all their la
bors, when measured by the golden
rule of usefulness to mankind, sink
into ihsignificance when compared with
the four years work of the one thous-
and at Havre de Grace.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-03-07

SHORT TEMPERANCE LECTURE
Says a recent number of the South
Bend (Ind.) Register: "Some thirty
one years ago Jonathan Beckwith, a
young lawyer of decided promise,
bought a pint of whisky, and getting
drunk, wandered out on Terre Coupee
prairie, ON a cold winter night, and
was so badly frozen as to lose his reas-
on and the use of his limbs, and has
been, ever since, till his death, two
weeks ago, an inmate of the county
poor-house, an insane cripple and his
keeping has cost the county no less
than eight thousand dollars! This is
the amount that the taxpayers of this
county have had to pay, that one man
might pocket few cents profit on the
sale of pint of whisky"