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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-23
LABOR ITEMS.

EIGHT large ironworks are enumerated by
the Mobile Tribune al sisaatsa - various
places in the State o. Alxbama. Nearly all
we're began during the rebslIiop. and were
stimulated by rebel gossfnmeht contracts.
A MAIEE mechanic has procured patent
Tor an invention for running shafting at righ,
angles, or Il any angle, without the use Of
gearing or boiling. The idea is entirely
novel. A slide bar ia placed in the angle,
and motion transferred by the action Of a
double crank on each shaft The machinery
runs without the least noise.
TaE journstmen Saddle, HaERsss 2 Nd SS5 n:
llsF Makers Of Toronto, are on . strike al
present. They we're gstsing % week and
want $40, which The masters refuse TO give.
THE Slate RooSetks Union Of New York
now embraces nsszly every slate roOfsr in
The city. -.sae ~
TIM Kansas cry Typographical Usion
orpansnts its seal With portrais Of Arssnas
Ward. gs
THk Priaters Of Knoxville, Tenn, have
held meeting and decided 70 form Print
ers, Union In that city - '*
/PREslDEsr SrLvIa, 81 tks Ironmonlders'
Union,s ansosnsss, in behalf
ofthat trade, tBsf an tie 4taEerS hLoais-
vile and Daytoa have obtainsd work. The
strfke in Pittsburg kas been saspeoded, and
most Of the zen have foupd snploym-nt
Az all know ths Struggle there vas long
and fercs opsss md its termination muse BE-
: source Of gratI6oasion 70 all, especially q
the Union has been almost sntlrsly spcsee,-
full. The strike In Cinsinpati continues p
two shors.~ A number Of msmb~s are stali
cut Of employment. 'hzo
TEE Melbourne (Australia) Argus Of the
nth Of August ssys: "Quoentions are
slightly improved, and are - follows y Shep-
herds, ESQ 10 240 PEI annum; huk-ksspsrs.
Gro do, lads (sho can milky 10s. ~ wssk /;
general farm laborers, Ia. - ia. Ia three
rail iencers. (stud laid on the incl t. ga -
2a. per rail; gardeners, 80 a - - -,
(frst class1 per ueek bu1k k1(Do116sss IL
10 zoo. per week, with r4lI0nr Roooral
carpenters undsFt61lnr burH EooI & y ~. !:
black and shoeing 6nItl1, ~ ~ UAeoE
wrights, 95s b ~ d. b11c& 1EGm IL
TO 81 per Thousand. with r6<1coss mnrxia1
copples, without e1cumh1nnot (or,s oInxi}
eco per snnum' "a (sseood clnm1 rs .
&c5; female servant (Eood cono[T1 -
Do; cookss hoqesmaids 82I 80 I1tt-
dressss, ESQ d k10 doE nurss ~ - s
~ x.mw rv.6e& - 49, ,uu~1 ~ ~ <S>1
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DR.. winslow, in bis celebrated work on
"Obscure Diseases OF the Brain,n seems in
clined to think that N. ay historical charac |
tiers, celebrated i-ner for their crimet.
brutality, tryraary, or vice, were probabl !,
Of unsonnd mind, and that in many unde /
tected, unrecog nized, unperceiVed ment |,
disease, iD all probability, arose fro irris
tatiJn, or physical ill-heAith.'
Frederick William, the father Of Freler-
lex the Great, the debaHcheS and drunk ard,
Who treated his children with marked cruel
", compelling them 10 eat the most un~hole-
sems ana disgusting food, and crowned his
brutality by splitting into il, Suffered from
bvpochondriasis and great mental depression,
once attempting 70 commit ssiciie.
Judge JeHfreys was tortured by d crnel in
tsrnal malady, aggravated By intemperancs.
Damien persisted In declaring that bad b.
been bled VI she meFhing, as he wished, he
never would harc attempted the assansina-
s4ian Of L ,uis XIV.
Oaiiguila commaRsad bis reign with mild
ness, and Il vas aftrr vfoIeot As..r.se=k -et
bodily illness, that be began bis career Of
cruelty, vice, and crsuue-
Frequently, long before an attack .: in-
sanity y clearly defined, the patient aImits
Ne u UilISk Tue ltupIcSolol Ok CcTthu vague
apprchensid6s, undefinable misgiTmgs, aud
anxious suspicious IS % the sane character
" his emotions SUCH eah doubts, fearful
approximations, mysterious, inexplic.ble fore
bodings and distressing misgiviHzs rs to tho
healthy condition OF tiae mind, often induce
the heartbroken sufferer, convulsed with
pain, and choking with anguish, prayerfllly,
aud in accents se~wild and frcnzled despair,
70 calculate with King Lear:
"Ohi let ne act b mad. NOS mad. susss heaven =
Keep me- An temporal Mrnld ma w. mad ~
Dean Swift had singular erssentimsnt
OF his imber:iiIy. De- Ynunz. walking one
day with the Dean, some short distances from
Dublin, suddenly missed hin, no having
Jagged behind. The doctor taund him at q
distance, gazing 20 solemn state Of absisac-
ton Ut the Top or q lofty elm, whose head
bad been blasted BY hurricAns. HAdirected
Dr. Toneg's attention 10 the snmf5ak MI tha
tree, and, heaving beazy s;z6, exclaimsd,
t" shall. pc like that trce--F shnll die at the
fhlBa words convey splsrn wnrning, I'm
these dsys 81 fast living aud perpstual nsns
sal TOLL IN hshnrss US an TO take care we
do not de u ths tgp Grst.r whnn lIsile
stsentionto what IN going on wiahin will
keep healthy crrculaEi0b gf Tho sap. +
So M e. 4~r--f-
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F1the
The 1850
..ded xnrkmen Of
~ GOD sahps, Who came ont on strike
ID April last. have been disposed 4 as f"l-
lows: About 500 obtained wsrk IA the
shops not struck against; roo ie't LcFdon
tS seek work 10 the c'untry; 200 we 40
soIbei BY the cooperative saoPs openel BY
tbs men; 203 have em,grased talhs Uni.ed
states, and abca. ESQ rrtilsrsd 10 work ~
the shops struck during the strike, leaving
about 600 men ON strike al the clase OF tI,r
asst month. tA
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up entirely, without day fixed for open
ing. The consequence is that MANI me-
CHARTS Of all branches Of trade are now out
Of employment. This scarcity of work may
hsye cue good effect. and that il the starting |
OF co operative stores. Two associations
se nos fsrming. one in the lower part and
the othsr in the upper part Of the city.
Their use tings are well attended, and The
only troabic .ecms to be y want Of know
ledge hrs ~ carry them on successfully,
some deruing aud advocating the sale Of
goods nj cvsi after paying expenses; others
advocating that the sales be made similar to
other sloiss, and the profits divided after
wards, thereby inviting the custom OF ncn-
stocknoldsrs One az the associations have
agreed Or the following as the plan foe d.s-
irritation Of profits. After paying legal in
terest on capital stock paid In, and allowing
5 per cent. 10 sinking fund, the halauce to
DE divided as follows: two-thirds Of the
divided among them in proportion to pur-
chase, and all the balance Of profits to be
divided inong the stockholders in proper
ton % purchases. This they claim places
capital just where II belongs; that Is, it is
worth legal interest and no more.
Tine Cigar Makers are eth 90 strike, and
the Union Ut it's last meeting adopted reso-
luton piedgiug it TO sustain the mn on
srk-, aud II necessary TO call ostheir Inter
naslo,al Union for aid. Their employers
ars hosulng meetings. regularly. They say
they cannot pay the prices demanded, and
tia. tnsy (ths United Cigar H. nuiacturersf)
coald aud would break ny the Cigar Makers
Union. They further say The prices for
making cigars should not be based on It's
size, but on Its value. Tney have adopted
the isilvslag: w
Whereas. Ii is the opinion of the manufac-
turers that the mas: have not been heard !;
Resolved, That we viii sustain them sgsinst
the Fats adopted their Society. That ne
9mpathixe with. them, and do declare that ne
will stand by them in their endeavor to work
for Us az the old prices, and that we viii not
employ workmen who are bound 10 aud eannot
! vary from the price list Of the Cigaimakcrs
Union.
| The Ingram Carpet Viewers are having
CONSIDER bic trouble in reference to a reduc-
ton O. wages. They have strong union,
and there Is no doubs bat that they will De
able 10 resist successfully the proposed re-
I ouction They have struck one shop, and
| I'VE notice through the press to th.t effect.
rhe Piasterers' and Bricki.ye.s Laborers'
Univn row numbers c~er three hundred
/ iny At their last meeting they adopted a
| a.. 49,. -
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-saat
.-s, A. D. 1851,
- " Of Thanksgiving ana
10 Testimony Whereof. have hsreunto set ny
hand and caused the Great Seal Of the STATE Of
L. 81 Illinois be AIMED at Springfield. this foar-
teenGh day Of November IN the yssr Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and al tyseren-
By the Governor =. .-..
SaARos T4SDALs.
Secretary oI state
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

A Washington dispatch last evening
reports but thirty members of both
Houses Of Congress arrived in wash
ingtOn. The officers employed in the
Capitol express their confidence, foun-
'ded upon letters and verbal commuui-
catious received, that a quorum of both
branches viii answer roll-call on We'd
nesday. No Presidential message or
department reports viii be submitted to
Congress: R .a s5s
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The War Department has sent the
following reply to Gen. sickles' request
to be relieved: /: Yous telegram asking
to be relieved from the command Of the
Second Military District, and demanding
a court of inquiry, vas submitted by
the Secretary Of. Wa, yesterday, toths
President Of the United States, who
directs you to retain your command
and declines to order the court of in
quiry demanded by you. ss s-ssas.
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BOND holders.

b. Holders Of seren,Thirty Bonds
should remember that they are con-
sertibIe- iate Fixe-Twenty gold-besriag
bonds at maturity and not afterwards.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, by CIV
ing notice that conversions may be
made before saqterity, has taken away
any excusesfof claiming conversion
after the note natures. The premium
which Seven :Thirties, now bring. in
the market, is due to the fact that
they are convertible into gold-bearing
Fiye-Twenties, sand after August 18th
they viii be worth only their face.
The holders Of Seven Thirty bonds Of
the August series should st once ei-
ther sell them and secure the pre-
miums or take them to their bankers
and have them converted into Five
Twenty Bonds. - -.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

b GALL Fos THE BEsr.--When you purchase
an article that i cheap. of which but little
is used, always call for the best, for the diff
ference in cost between that and an inferior
article viii be insignificant Call for D p.
De Lard q Co.'s Best Ohemieal Sdlerat,ts
aud haging once procured it you win cell
should. Use it instead Of Soda. -. - :.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

THE Coshocton County Union Con
yention viii be held in .Coshccton On
the 4th Of July.s In connection there
with smass meeting win be held, which
win be addressed by MAHLos CHANCE,
ESQ.,, Of Fremont. r
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

TnE mystery in regard to BoorH's
Diary spoliation seems to be cleared up
at last. A witness in the SURRATT trial
testified that he saw the Diary on the
day of BoorH's death and it was then
in the same condition as now. ea
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

II was reported at Fort Harker last
week that General Custer With q small
body of cavalry, had been, defeated by
a large force of Indians and the general
killed, The report is not well authenti-
Gated, but some credence is placed in it
on account Of SO, little having been
heard of the command for some time.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

The Freneh-Austrian pro-Rebel usur.
patton in Mexico has finally come to
an end. Maximilian, the head Of the
so-caIled Ronzrehy and the tool ot
Napoleon, wss shot on the 19th Of
June, after his condemnation by a
icourt-martial. sJuarez= received the
interceding dispatches Of the United
States, and so far as he was con-
esrned was willing to spare Msximil-
inns life, but the pressure of the
mob was 50 great that he found il
impossible to resistit He also refus-
ed to give the corpse to the captain
of an Austrian vessel who desired 10
remove it 10 'Earope.s - ~ yiSsias {
. The Office of the Austrian Minister
at Washington is diaped. in mourn
ing. The event produces a profound
sensation in this country, and win
10y
create profcunder sensation in the
Old World. ssad 4.-sss .ss.l'sers. 80
lMaximilian was a man of many and
fine attainments; a scholar, a brave
soldier, and Che best member in ey-,
cry respect Of the House Of Hspsburg.
It is impossible not to feel regret fer
him as q mans and il is plain that
while his violent death was neither
unjust nor unexpected II was not abb
necessary.
! The City Of Mexico surrendered to.
The Liberals on the goth, and Vera
Cruz viii soon Do 30. asst
The aEmpire," which has thus
was established in the in;
terest Of the Southern Rebellion, and
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From the Tiffin Adratissr: The statistics
of Seneca county for 1867 shows the follow.
ing items NO. bushels wheat produced,
lS5,344; No. bushels corn s97, ,i30. No.
bushels oats 5a86s5. Besides tbe above
there were 6,366 bushels of Buckwheat pro-
ddced on so acres; % 0O4 bushels Of Barley
on l,24I sores; 81 ,565 tons of Hay, and s.
069 bushels Of Clover Seed, on 81 ,03S acres.
Flax s56 pounds. of fiber and Ala bushels Of
seed; Potatoes, S6,7I4 bushels; Tobacco, O.
$40 pounds on 3 acres Sorghum, 1881
gallons syrvp; Maple Sugar, 1855 pounds,
and Syrup 4,646 gallons. The amount Of
Wool produced runs up to 4lI,7Sl pounds.
The number Of Sheep in the county runs up
TO 1876. 272, valued at $29z 3z2 g Horses. TO-
SIG, valued at $t27,6l2 Cattle, .Is.7es
valued at $276, 529 ). Hogs, 1876, valued at
So, ,l89; Mules, I04, valued at $5,547.
The dogs appear to be on the increase, and
number 26ii, besides the. other ours that
were too worthless 10 enumerate. They
have succeeded during the year in destroy.
ing 213 sheep. valued at $75l,, and injuriDg
109 more, valued at $258. Total No. pounds
made in the county during the year, 496, 695.
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NEIcHBoRHoop NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

From the Findlay yefersoaiaR: AN effort
will be made at the celebration here on the
4th, looking towards raising sum sufficient
to build monument to the memory Of the
brave dead of this county. Wool has
been selling ON the street during the, past
week, at from 35to As cents per pound. A
large quantity has been brought in :. z
CHcumbers have been selling at the low
price Of % cents for three. On Saturday
night last the store of j. S. Patterson
narrowly escaped being burned down. As
one Of the clerks vas turhing out the lights
Of one of the chandeliers, it fell to the floor
and broke the lamps. Instantly the uil
caught fire and the room seemed all in a
blaze. As good fortune had ii no goods
were. hanging near the place. and few
buckets Of water put the fire out. : 81
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FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE
! 4 II pE IS

The Florence seviag Machine, unequallsd Tor sim
plicity, durability, eass Of management and great
tio end rapidly seinine 1For a has istsly hrzn
much improved and e nov very superior in nn1h and
durability. few Of the many testimonials We are
constantly receiving 10 Glund below:
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sBRlsT0Ll u TAYLOR, s..ss
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aWH3Ag FREMONT CASH SI0HE.s
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!, !. szRssss sA.: :hs entire Bed ysl ssaisg
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MEANS or THE 00ffPANF. y -,
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PROSPECTS FOR BUSINESS.
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ksst q r1g soups.s cad he ezEsings q D. Bnlss
fecidc the sccfionl 1lr<z1J Enl1sd ~ a. sr-f
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pay tf5 INTEREST "a fbs Cer16snris hnrss -. -.
thfozsh business over fb1 d1Ir lEe 81 r1i'5o-d ~
tween the Atlan(ic and P1<.fz 1.1rI - in-sS~.ss
VALUE AND SECURITY Il he BONDS
M Company Issg>z.saIlS ss6nis nat sb,,.
stetcnsnt of Act1 nLlf d<nq1e<fete1 the scrSzis-
of thsir 6snd4 ard = additl6tsl rroof ihsf Ws-is
sngEe1t tnet he Bonds noF eltfed ire eSs fhss -
niilion t5llus on 81 mzlss 81 Eoz1, on eh.cf 49,
tvsn5 millLsn dollars 1ars e'rsf,7 3sE4 SSSsss.S
Lon 80 mics of this f0zd tts c1I. s-s rc~ ir-ss
and tes reuzining ISL miizl ers Fcarul-1- , , w
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NINE PER CENT - - =.
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4er lerks On spPlLsetion. eub11<|1sr1 IN ~ss-rt
t1eir cgn SCENTS 4 Whom ths7 hsE1rur16-1cs- -
sions VII = responsbls to them for ~ - 1sIi
JOHN ]. CISCO, FssSs0auK. F5a
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

NH. hses leave 10 ssy to the citizens Of Fremont
eue Tieirity that having for macy yes been largely
engaged In the kzsicsl Instrument trade iu the
Crest West, with headquarters ct Cleveland having
sBs isstrumenff and you'd b. pisssed 70 hear from
the musical public In this locality and takes good
Rlea.urs in referring to Hossrs. GxsxEs AHfIcor Of
ths Journal.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

IN. BAH kinda Of sisrsrmsnt Sscuritius rs..iy-
ed At tha all nsrhes price IN ezshspgs for the
sboEs Bsnds. &ls0ss -sf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

Their line viilexlsnd FROM Sacramento, California
acruss the Sierra Nsvadas 10 the California Stnte
line, tEexsrsng tbs richesf End ost popuIous So.
tionOf California, and thsncp through the frssf
mising regions Of ths Tsrrosiss ths Vicinity ..
salt Laks City.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-07-05

This Comtsny Il eonstruetinx undsr the patron
ags Of the United States Gcvsznmsat, the Westskn
end Of TIE Great National Railway ssFors tbs CONT
ssni. ss&stA A&1SSf7 4 fkzfs