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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-12-13
Consolidation of Express Com
panies. .,isi.1

According to New York despatch,
an arrangement is being made between
the Adams, Merchants Union, United
States and American Express COmpan-
les, to merge all of said companies
into one corporation, with combined
capital of thirty-five millions. of dol
lars. The Adams is said to get ten
millions Of the new concern, and the
Merchants Union fye millions. The
New York Tribune states that the ar
rangement will be completed next week,
and the announcement made.
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SATURDAY.

House.-1mpeachment was again taken
up on the motion to lay the question on the
table. The opposition after good deal OF
filibustering agreed to compromise if vote
could be taken squarely ou the question.
Wilson consented and vote was taken on
the following resolution ~
" Resolred, That Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent OF the United States, be impeached for
high crimes and misdemeanors Yeas 81,
nays los. This ends the Impeachment
movement. Schenk from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported back the bill to
prevent further contraction of the currency.
Alter short discussion a vote YVES taken
with the following result. Yess 1877 nays
81. Among those in, favor of contraction
were 12 Democrats.
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EOR SALE.-A good Tannery on
IL the east side or the river, In running ordsr
rlth All the necessary tools with three ue in-ots
Price $4,000, e-haf down, bslsnee on time TO suit
purchaser. This Ia considered good bargain. $50
cords tan bark fer sale with Taunery. ! - : =
CANFIELD & CO. at the Postoesea
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TUESDAY.


SemGte.-Sumner offered resolution,
which was adopted, asking for the CORE
spondence on the Alabama and other claims
against Great Britain. Cole introduced a
bill that legal tender notes shall pay all
taxes, duties, excises and all dues to the
United States, except for import duties and
interest on bonds and all debts. public and
private, after July 4, 1868 Doolittle intro
duced an amendment to Wilson'S bill to al
low the adoption of Constitutional amcnd-
ments or conventions by majority Of those
voting on the question, TO the effect that all
persons who were not voters bef;,re the fe-
bellion should possess Que of tha following
qualifications. FIrsl, Service in thH U S
Army for one year. Second, Abili 10
read the Constitution nf the United States,
and write his name. Third, Freehold e9-
tate to the value of $3.50. After spirited
debate the whole subject was put eyer until
Thursday.
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PEST NEWSPAPERS, i
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LOWEST PRICES

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VI Park Row, New York, enabled, by means
oil their special contracts with publishers to iusert
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Middle States, at less than. one half the sum II
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without employing their serv Send stamp for
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dollar The special advantages cannot te offered
except upon orders amounting to from $50 upwards
but orders for any amount from 81 upwards, viii be
received and cuted at the regular prices Of Me
newspaper in which the advertisement is to apps,r
For $50 we give more advertising than can
otherwise be o tained for $3.50. For information
how we are able to do this, ask the EDITOR OF
Tbs PAPER, and he will explain
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CAMFTELD Il co..

R EAL ESTATE AGENTS POST
~ ofics So a; Fremont, Ohio Attend to
buying; selltng or renting Hodres, Lots, Farms
AID All kinds Of Real Rstate =. e5Ys Acyertisipg
done without cost 10 the owner oil the propertv- =
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INTO bankruptcy at the end of an unsuccess
full campaign in Chicago; liabilities $l4,
600.
Good specimens of bitumino1s coal hav,
been found near Bowling Green. Wood coun
ty, Ohio indicating the existence of awork
able vein.
An eastern speedlhtor has bought an isi
land in the Ohio river and stocked it with
black cats-to raise the unimais for the sake
OF 'hrirfur,z ~ EE-agtt' II fssti 20 -
verdict in favor OF the Government has
been returned against a disiiIler in Uincip-
natl. For alleged fraud in evading the Gov
eminent tax for $253, 900. ei'f olta
For tearing down U. S. flag and de-
nouncing it as ''nigger Aag,' one Garland
in Arkansas, has been sentenced to six
weeks Imprisonment by a military commis-
sion. - q.
The Commissioner of Pensions reports the
death of the last Revolutionary soldier. The
was Of 1776 therefore, will hereafter exist
only in tradition and history. The Last Of
its living witnesses has disappeared.
Mr.. J. Kitchen, one of the proprietors. of
sash factory at Bowling Green, Wood Co.
Ohio, fell against large circular saw in his
establishment last Wednesday, and was in
stsntly sawed into several pieces. Death was
instant .a 90 7 i-t9uf-f r.-i..ti
q A Chicago dispatch says: weston's s share
of the bet is about two Thousand dollars, and
bis expenses on the journey were more than
half ~ much more. He has, however, made
money by the sale of about twelve thousand
photographs on the road. ''i ESQ 9s''
Some workmen engaged in digging well
near Sandusky, struck a.. strong current of
gas at the depth of twenty three feet, and
were compelled hastily to scramble out of
the hole to escape suffocation After reach
ing the top. they lighted match to fire
some straw to drop into the well, when the
gas took fire with tremendous explosion,
the flames leapiug up forty feet, and burning
furiously several minutes. F. A. Greene.
Nelson Borders. Joseph Ward, J. F. Greene
and B. Coleman were burned, the first two so
seriously a. to lie senseless several minutes,
and the others slightly. When the flames
subsided the we'll was found to be. half full
of water, and the stream pouring in with
such force sto Eve the surface the appear
aDce of boiling. One of the men will pro-
badly lose his eyes. m atos
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I'VE second the Columbus Journals
motion. The Soldier and the Historian
If there is better Ticket to be had,
bring it out.
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GOOD Pay for Doing GOOD,
NIAGNIEICENT DREAMING

I've good active man OF woman wanted In
every neighborhood to canvass for tha weekly
PRAIRIE FARMER. The dest and best Agricui
tural Horticultural, and Family Paper published In
the CREST Northwest. Price only So 90 per vsas
Splendid Premiumsg given to Agents, and gratuities
10 all new Subscribers
~ Sps linen copies sent free to any address.
Address for full particulars,
THE PRAIRIE FARMER co, Ohieago. III
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WANTED.-A House and Lot, on
w the West side for 81 200 cash.
. ~ II CAMFIELD Il CO., at the Post ofRce,
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VAssARCOLLEGE FOR YOUNG

LADIES The Trustees If this Insii ution de-
sirirg to exten the beue6ta of Mr. Vsssa-s ma gniH
cent gift for the better edncation of young w.,meu
will admit at any time in the Collegiate rear stn
dents prepared to jUin College chat gng ex-
penses only from the date of their reception Terms
low; great facilities for education such as Cabinets
Art Gallery, Library, Musical Conservatory, &c
For circulars containing full informa tion address
J. ". SCHOU, Poughk eepsie, N Y.
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4 Physiological View ofMarriage

t-a THE CHEAPEST Bo"K EvEE PtBihsHkD Hh,
Containing nearly three hundred pages and l30 6ne
plates aod eber4vn9suf the ARaiQr,y Of .ie HUMAN
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EN0R SALE.-A fine house and lot.
on the corner Of Nspo' esn and Kim Streets.
house a. good as new, location excslIent coed WE'LL
caetern, out buildings and f~ncrs. Terms reason,
bale CAhFIELD & co. at the Postefhoe.
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E0R SALE.-A new gothic house
II with lct, on Aarket Street, With good fences.
vel and -eistsrRs neat yard we'll Stocked with
shrubbery. Price low. Terms easy
pas 4dl scAhFIELD co., at the PostofBce.
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FkILES AMOUNTING TO $230,660
$4,000 NUMBERS AND 7ss PRIZES.
Tickets s12, Halves So, Quarters s3.


$4,000 NUMBERS AND 7ss PRIZES.
Tickets S12, Halves So, Quarters So.
PLAN OF TIE L9TTERY.-The numbers fl ON
to 32cO0 printed sepa ate sips IF paper are en-
ctrcied with smsi tin tubes. and placed in one
wheel The pr-z=, "i Il hici q ere are :6s VARYING
above, from $50 010 to S. are sjuiIarir printed
on separate s''Ps apsi ced. placed in another
wheel. The wheels are N T. rev ) cd and a number
is drawn from the VIII ~ o; rumbars, aud at the
same time a priza IL 'Iraw from the other wheel,
TIE nunhsr an priced ~ .'ft opened and ex-
hibited To the ahdien an registered, he prize
bein, placed sysiust til number drawn This op-
GRAFTON ia repeated untii all the prz@s are drawn
out. -l
The above msglih eat -scIsme vii b IL .wn in
puhlic in Coyington KY, the Slst day Of ID cew-
ber, 1857. being tn Great Hnl d'y DeSwing of The
years. :. -
These, Lntferiss arA chartered and an thor'zed BY
tho IIegislItIre, cauduc I'd .ndsr the super
vision of thrse f'nmmj sE'oneTs. appointed on
behalf of the Stae 70 ths. Justice is done 70 sl
They srs, gfg enterprises bat responsible money
Institutions which have bsen successful conducted
since 1927 aud have many more years 70 run. Bonds
TO large amount are ied to secure this payment OF
all prizes
The official list OF numbers drawing prizes will ba
pui iished ia the New York Herald. Chicago Paua,s
Cincinnati Daily Commercial and Cincinnati German
popeIs - MURRAY, EDDY &CO.
eo-Sl fjn. coVington, KY,
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A GENTS WANTE D for slBEYOND
n TIE MISSISSIPPI . Complets istorv of
the New States and Territories, from the G rest
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Scenery. Cities, Lands, Mines, People and Curiosi
ties of the Great West rs ready sale, with an i'm
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MONDAY,

Se7ldte.-TTumbull offered a resolution
that the Secretary of The Treasury be direct.
ed 10 furnish the Senate with the names anc
residences of all the individuals 10 whom
any captured or abandoned property has
been released. The act to suspend further
contraction was received from the HOUSE
and referred. Chandler called up his ,reso-
luton declaring that during the war between
England and Abyssinia, the United States
should preserve strict neutrality, and de-
Tended it as a retaliatory measure.
HouSe.-Cook introduced a resolution
that persons who have been naturalized un-
der the Constitution and laws, are hereby
absolved from all foreign allegiance, and
that the Government of the United States
shall fford-them the same protection accord
ed to the native born citizens Lynch in
troduced bill to provide for the resump-
tion of specie Payments After March / ,
1868, United States notes when received at
the Treasury shall be destroyed and new
notes issued in payment in coin one year
from date at the Treasury, that such new
notes shall be legal tender for a purposes,
except payment of import duty and coin
interest on Government bonds also a bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to issue 100000 900 of Coupon bonds paya-
bic in lawful money at demand, at ) per
cent interest in coin. The bonds to be sold
to any one who pays par value in lawful
money. Wilson of Ohio, introduced bill
to allow State authorities to tax non-inte-
rest bearing notes. Hubbard of Virginia.
offered a resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Banking and Currency to inquire into
the expediency of amending the National
Currency act so AS to extend its advantages
TO all who comply with its provisions, and
restrict the issue of bank notes to two thirds
the capital of the bank.
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DOINGs or Ct,NeR Ess
WEDNESDAY,.

Senate.-Sumner offered resolution to
! request the President to contuunicatc C, pies
| OF the official cialeDrresponlencc in references 0
our claims against Great Briiai :. Drake
| offered resolutiop censuring the President
for the Language of the message in regsr to
I Reconstruction. Trumhull introduced a
bill to make five Supreme Court judges a
quorum
House.-Thr galleries were crowdt d in ex
recitation of q e taking up Of impeachment,
Cullum offered resolution that il is the
duty of the President to protect naive born
or paturaGzed citizens who may be iu.o her
lands on lawful business or pursuits, 10 all
their rrights and liberties a citizens of The
United States. After several amendments
intended to make the law apply to the pres
ent crop, the bill to reduce the cotton tax to
one cent was passed l40 against 30.
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Lists Of Newspapers, ! ID vP(l.

G0MPLELE LISTS of all publications issued in
" the Twenty Northern States have been pub
shed, and will be sent to any address on recei6t OF
had for Twenty Five Cents or selection Of any ave
states for One collar Address G. p iwEiI 4
co, Publishers Of Advertisers Gszetts, New YORK
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OUR TICKET!

FOR PKEsIDENT USsIr I'D STATES
s7s ULYSSES S. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
]. LOTHROP MOTLEY
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be made to a mother, wife, daughter husband or
father, than ticket in the Kentucky State Lottery
1t has long been acknowledged that It offers greater
incu cementa to the purchasers of tickets than an
other legalizsd lottery in the world The Decembar
scheme surpasses, in grandeur anything of the kin
e,er presentedto the pubic 1t distributes $3.50
The capital prise is $4,000, iDsuring q handsome
fortune to the lucky holder Of the corresponding
ticket. Hundreds of we'll attested instances similar
to the folio ling, are almost daily occurring: s.Mss
Mary Russell Milford, who died in 1855, Whsa only
Handsome sum of ten Thousand pounds or ffty thou
SAND dollars. The ticket which drew this msgnih-
cent sum. was presented to her by her father, Dr.
Milford, one Of the most prominent men and judges
Of the time T" How many homes would be brigbten
ed BY similar success in the Grand Holiday Draw
ing OF the Kentucky State Lottery, Decsmber 81,
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ENOR SALE.-A very desirable va
III cant LOT, ocraer OF Arch and John streeta.
Will be sold at brrgaip. p 'F
oAhFIBLD & CO. .atths Postofhee.
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.Adssrtissasnts Of -1csts. Found. .
ssWsutedsYi" For Rent &C, not ex-
cesding Five Lines, inserted in this
) oplEnn, for as Gents per week
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SenUe.-Nllley offereQ resolution
which was adopted, calling on the General Of
the Army to furnish a statement giving the
number of white ana cOlored voter register
ed in each of the Unreconstructed states,
and how many of each voted for and against
a convention. A long debate by Edmunds
| Cole and others took place on Edmund 4
| resolution declaring it to be the sense of the
Senate that the bonds should he paid in
coin.
Holsc.-H was resolved to concur with
the Senate's resolution reviving Joint COM
mittee on Ordnance. The Impeachment
resolutions were taken up and Boutwell, pro-
ceeded to discuss the four clauses of the con-
stitution re ating to impeachment taking
the ground that they were not intended
merely to punish criminals but to remove
from cffice persons unfit for office ar trust
aud that their object is not so much 10 pun
ish the offender as to protect the country. If
the judgment of the Senate were a punish
ment in the eye of the law, then paragraph
Z of section 3, art. l of the Consultation
which provides that the person convicted
shall be amenaole TO indictment and pun
ishment according to law, inflicts double
penalty. The constitution was intended TO
reverse the English customs in regard to
impeachment. After further remarks, Mr..
Boutwell, said, | rest firmly in the opinion
that the phrase "bribery and other high
crimes aud misdemeanors is used in the
Constitution in accordance with, and sub
ject to, thu principle or rules of reason
which lies at the foundation of the English
common law of crimes. This rule is, that
no person can lawfully do an act contrary to
good morals, The speaker quoted largely
from great jurists, English and American, as
to laws bearing upon cases similar 10 the one
under discussion, and the whole argument
was to prove that the law sustained the DO
sition assumed by the majority of the Com
miltee, and rendered their Gaze clear one.
Mr.. Boutwell, proceeded to consider the
facts in the case, and to analyze the charges
against The President, his acts, bis cabinet
advisers, his speeches, and his message his
interference TO prevent the adoption of the
Constitutional amendment; his surrender of
abandoned lands, and his removal of STAN
ton, Sheridan and Sickles, ard closed as
follows:
Believing that Andrew johnson is guilty
of high crlmes and misdemeanors, | have
assented TO. and by direction of the maiori-
ty of the committee on Judiciary, have re-
ported a resolution for impeachment: and in
contemplation of the law, and upon the
facts, | believe him guilty, sDd thereon l
ask a judgment of the House. II
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Lafay ette is packing eight hundred hogs
daily. q
= Geusral Sherman arrived ~ Washington
60 Saturday mosning
Yankee Robipsor, = shown,an, hss gone
, INTO BANKRUPTCY at the end of au unsucress-
full campaign in Chicago; liabilities $l4,-
600.
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TlO SIN 0,S.-A Curious Medical
Prof: Ohm VANDERPOOL, NJ D., New York Med
ical University, 80 Clinton Place. N, Y City -,
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EOR SALE.-Three good new two
story houses with large lots, good cellars,
wells, cisterns, fences and all improveubents o.
Wayne Street. south Of the Railroad In the pleasant
est part OF the city. Each house contains eight
rooms With olosets psntEiesg 3D., arranged With re-
tereues 70 copvenence- PTicee from 600 to S3 2no
fisai oAhF1gLD eco, at ihs PostofSce.
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FOR SALE. E.-Fotty Horse power
: fnEine and Roilsf, in rusninf order os rsason-
able terms ~ to price and payment Also fnllsett
urf c.msesd StAve HschihSIy. shddtink. Puliysl &c
30, 70 p ms ns i,s "a l&p4KiE, 4 BUcELAEp,
= STRAHED.-Paken ldp by the sub
~ iscriber In the month Of Nofsmbef st his plsce
miles north of Fremont, red Bull two yesrI aid.
line oacked. white breast AID wifte on the end OF
ais tall. The oEnar oAh have ths same by provine
Propert5, paying charges and taking i tesAy.
Dee- l,lss7. zs-sl - i Or 'V
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F0R SALE.-A valuable lot. on
II Garrison Street, for "a s at a vary low price.
CANTIELO 4 CO., atthe Pnstofhee.
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FRIDAY.

Senate.-Thayer offered resoluti n ask
ing for the authority by which Edward
Cooper was appointed acting assistant Sec
retary Of Treasury. Adopted. Hendricks
offered a resolution that the bonds should be
paid in the lawful money of the United
States, except when the law provides for its
payment in coin. Referred to Finance Com
nlittee sftF ..-r
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House. e.-Impeachment was taken up
Boutwell, yielded the floor to Hooper Of
Mass, who offered p resolution declaring
that in the opinion Of the House the amount
of revenue collected by taxation should moi
exceed 800, 900 900 annually, and instructing
the Committee on Ways and Means 10 re-
port a bill accordingly. Boutwell, finished
his speech of yesterday, and was followed by
Wilson of Iowa, who slid that Boutwell, had
made persistent attack on feature oi
the report which in the opinion of the
minority did not really effect the ca,
the minority regarded the doctrine that only
crimes and misdemeanors indictable under
statute are impeachable as of the slightest
Importance. The minority claim that no
civil officer can be lawfully in.peeehed ex-
cept for crimes and miedemeanors kl,oun TO
the Idu. In conclusion, he said 4 believe
that the country desires TO have the case dis
posed of now they desire to have it out of
the way either by sending articles of i'm
parchment TO the Senate at once or LAYING
the whole subject on the table. l believe
the people of the country desire that we
shall have done with this subject, in order
that we may give our undivided attention
10 other matters, and, therefore, having thus
goOe hastily, briefly and imperfectly over
the long argument of the gentleman from
Massachusetts, and depending on the
strength of the case as presented in the mi
nority report, or rather depending on the
weakness of the case as found on the re-
cords, | move that the subject be laid on
the table. After several attempts to bring
1t to vote, the House adjourned.
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FOR SALE.-A splendid Farm, on
II the Rollsrsville road, 81 mills west of Fremont
containing 100 acres Of the varJ best laud, with
good large farm barn, good house. 80 Of excs-
lent timber. all Improvements IN good condition and
hoe young orchard VIII bssoIdfor $4,000 with
-. OAMFIELp& & CO. At the Postnfio..
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Good specimens of bitumino1s coal have
been found near Bowling Green. Wood coun-
~, Ohio indicating the existence of work
able vein,
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F0R SALE.-A Farm of 100 acres,
II half cleared aud half tiub red with very choice
heavy timber on which none has been cut. Good
frame house frame barn, and young bearing orchard
OF 100 trees. Situate On the turnpike, four miles
east Of Fremont Terms-f6u per acre, half cash
balance In to years. Enquire of
-rrr l.,- CAkFIBLD 4 Co. at the Post Office