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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29
General News Items.

Wisconsin proposes to present gold med
al to Cyrus W. Field. t-#
The New York Tribune is about to erect
a new building at a cost of $3.50, 900.
Three wells aad one thousand barrels Of
oil were burned at Pithole on the 2lst.
The literary rsscals in the New Jersey
State prison issue a weekly paper.
1t seems that the roll of Robert Tomb's
slaves will be called at Georgia ballot-box
instead fiat Bunker Hill.
Governor Geary, of Pa, has signed the
bill requiring the railways of that State to
carry passengers without distinction Of color.
The ex-rebel General Longstreet has pub
lished letter advocating the acceptance of
the Congressional plan Of reconstruction.
A large number of leading merchants and
business men at Chicago have agreed to or
ganize division of the Sons of Temperance.
1t is reported that JEFF. Davis will be re-
leased on his own recognizance within the
next ten days.
The effect of the tenure of Office bill has
been TO vacate over 500 of the most impor-
tant offices in the gift of the President.
Chicago has the largest lumber trade of any
place in the world. The sales last year were
6760O0,000 feet. 'rs
John Brown, Jr., and Frederick Douglass
are preparing biography of fCsptain-gener-
ally known as "Old"-John Brown.
1t is believed that Governor Brownlow can
not live much longer. He present nervous
disorder grows more and more threatening.
A Dispatch from indianapolis says; Al
most every day we have fresh cases Of mad
dogs, and one or two people bitten. The
disease is really becoming epidemic.
The Cleveland City Council has passed an
ordinance to put down the Nicolson pave
ment on Euclid Avenue, provided the people
are satisfied with it.
Col. r Goshan, the giant, who has been at
tue Chicago Museum for the past three
morihs, has entered into an engagement with
Manager Ellsler, Academy of Music, Cleve-
land, to perform as low commedian.
! A man in Montreal has made practical
| application of the theory that crude petro-
leum can be used in making steam ten
horse power engine can be driven at cost Of
one gallon Of crude petroleum per hour.
We regret to lslrn OF the sudden death of
George n. Parsons, Esq, of Perrys6urg Au-
ditOr OF Wood County, on Sunday night of
last week after n illness of but few days
Marshal Bazaine and the last of the French
troops left Mexico on the 18th inst. The
French war vessels were still at Vera Cruz,
but three Of the iron clads would sail for
New London on the 18th.
A statue of Henry Clay will be insugura-
ted in The Court House at Louisville on the
18th of April, when an address will be de-
livered by the Hon. Robert g. Winthrop of
Massachusetts,. Messrs. Millerd Fillmore
and A. H. Stevens are also expected to be
present.
4 man removed from New Jersey to
Chicago, leaving his wife to follow. As she
has refused to do SO for over year the hus-
band has brought suit for divorce on the
ground ofdesertion. The WIFE in her answer
alleges that Chicago is not fit place in which
to bring up family ofchildren, and her own
reputation and life would be endangered by
going there.
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NEIcHsoRoop NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.


From the Findlay Courier: The Board OF
Managers Of the Hancock County Agrieul-
iural Society held meeting last Saturday
10 adopt list of premiums aud set the time
70. holding the County Fair. The time for
the holding Of the Fair is fixed for Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, the Sd, 4'h and jth
days of October. We have not seen the
premium list, but are told it is the most lib
eral yet offered in this county - In case
tried in Court this term 10 recover for pfovis-
ions, &C., furnished a family Of from five
to eight person 5, plaintiffs recount for the
month OF October, 1863. embraced 800 HIS.
-four, 30 III. coffee, sugar in proportion, and
IA Tbs. tobacco. This, with the exception Of
-four, is about an average monthly supply
as claimed for series Of years, as FAR as we
could gather frcm the TESTIMONY. The
plaintiff also claimed to have furnished from
$500 to 5000 fbs. OF pork, 500 to 500 TBS.
beef. and 100 bushels of potatoes, annually,
with good supply Of hams and fresh meats
thrown in
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29
Row in 3Ee eoppeFIlead Camp.

We are panied 10 learn that our
Democratic friends are having little
disagreement in relation to the nomins-
ton Of city ticket, which has pro-
duced considerable dissatisfaetiotijn in the
ranks and threatens to break out into a
war of chques. They are making an
effort to keep the thing as quiet as pos
sible, but the dirty pool has been stirred
and the stink leaks ont, notwithstand-
ing their efforts to smother it. 1t ap-
pears that some of the workers in the
party, grown restive under the long
continued, hesdstrong and upscrupu-
lous management Of Col HAYNES and
his toadies, have concluded TO relieve
him of some of the responsibility by
taking measures themselves to select
candidates. Thereupon began the
"muss.' The HAYNES clique thought
to steal march by appointing'dele-
gates of their own stripe from the sew
eral wards who could be twisted around
their thumbs in the convention; but
they slipped up in some way, and tind-
ing they could not control the nomina-
tons broke up the convention in IA row.
Then another set of delegates were
selected, who, after being properly
manipulated, as it was supposed, assem-
bled in solemn conclaye; but the result
was the ssme-they couldn't agree upon
the names that were on the slate, and
30 were dissolved without ceremony.
Thus stands the case at present writing !:
The sold clique have withdrawn in
to their webs, like spiders, to brood
over the situation and hatch fresh
plot to spring upon the "new@ clique,
who are buzzing around busily, endeav-
oring, with fair chance of success, to
have a mass convention. ats very
pretty quarrel as it stands but unless
the wire-workers forget their usual cum
ming it will be all fixed up before cleo
ton. They will be sound on the goosel
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1t is currently reported in political
circles around town that the Cops
seriously think Of nominating REESE
on their city ticket for prominent Of
fee, We can scarcely credit the re-
port; but if they should nominate him,
we have no hesitation in saying that he
would poll strong Democratic vote !
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II. g. RcYenHe Tax.

The following notice has been pub
lished by all Assessors Of Internal Rev
enue:
HThe assessment OF the annual Income
Tax from January lst, 1866, to December
3Ist, 1866 win be proceeded with inmedi-
stely, at all of the Assistant Assessors office
in this District The Revenue law imposes
a uniform taxof per cent on incomes in
excess Of $1,000. Tax payers viii take no.
tee accordingly
We print in another column care
fully prepared list of the articles upon
which taxes are to be paid, together
with the amounts exempt by law from
taxation. "s
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SENECA COG ETs.

From the Tiffiu Tribune: Col James NJ.
Stevens has received the appointment Of
Deputy Collector at this place, and Phillip
SpeilmSn, Deputy Assessor Of the 9th DiEis-
ion 49,. A society for mutual culture in
music was established in our city, On the
10th of this month. and bids fair to be q
power in the sphere of music. 1t numbers
at this time twenty five members, and its
object is to increase and cultiva.ea taste for
music. The society solicits the assistance Of
The music-loving citizens, pecuniarily and
otherwise. The officers selected are as fol-
lows: President, d. O. Tunison; Vice Presi-
dent. ]. =. KauP; Secretary, A. Steinau;
Treasurer, NJ. Ki:chner; Librarian, Geo. f..
Houcl.; Musical Director, Chas. F. Boos;
Director, Frank Wagner.
From the Fostoria NeDs:-Mrs. Wiseman,
aged uinety-two years, was burned TO death
on the 18th. She lived with her daughter,
Mrs. williamson, and while the family we're
all out Of the house, her clothes took fire, and
before the fire csuld be extinguished she was
SO badly burned that she lived but few
hours.
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Gov. Dennison, having been promi-
nently mentioned in 'eoAnection with
the Governorship, has written a letter
to the Ohio State Journal declining to
be candidate. He says that his long
absence from home imposes the neces~
sity of more attention to his private af-
fairs than he could hope to give if he
were a candidate for Governor.
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We ask intelligent men in the Dem
ocratic party if they don't think their
political associates are pretty hard up
ior eiectioneering arguments when
they can End nothing to blab about
save the ungrounded fear that If he
publican Council is elected az ordln-
ance will be passed TO restrain domes-
tic animals from running at large in the
streets9 If that isn't sign that they
are as near idiots as il is possible to be
and escape the lunatic asyium-then
all signs fail. The silly sheep who
bleat out such stuff are to be pitied,
and those who repest it, knowing it to
be lie, disgrace the calling of the
lowest pot-heuse politician III the Five
Points. is-%
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

ASorHER HUxBUG.-M Meeting a particular
friend of ours the other day, we told him that
we had tried DR.. J. ". Poland's White Pine
Compound, for severe bronchial affection
of which We had been suffering for several
years past. Turning up his nose with that
peculiarly wise expression which distinguish
es all our friends, he replied, another hum
bug" We only wish our friend had been
in our situation, and found such complete and
positive relief as re did for the small sum Of
$l.00. He might possibly have reserved his
self-satistied conclusion until he had seen
the beneficial effects of this wonderful vege-
table compound. Sold by all druggists.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

GENERAL ScHysz.-It is stated that Gen
eral Carl Schurz, the talented editor OF the
Daily Post, of Detroit, has sold his interest
in that establishment, and il going TO "
Louis to take the editorial charge OF the
pIe,iiiche Psa. the German Radical daily
paper Of that city and that he will start =
literary weekly paper there. to be published
by the same firm. Gen. Schurh wili hnd
magnificent field for his political and journal
istie talents in st. Louis. The Gernaah pop
ulation of st. Louis and Missouri sonsiltuts
q very large element OF the population
Within circuit of 100 milea around St.
Lonis there are more Than half, million Of
G-rm1rs, and 3 constant Hood Of snigrsbi,
swells their numbers. They have sezrly all
attached themselves to the party OF freedom
and equal rights. p
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General Orders No. 1.-Gen. Gibson
as Commander of the Ninth District G. A.
R., has issued the following general order:

as Commander of the Ninth District G.. A.
R., has issued the following general ORDER
HEAD QUARTERS Ora DISTRICT,
DEPARTMENT OF OHIo, G. A. r.
TIrFIN, March, II, 1861.
l. By authority of orders from Depart
ment Head Quarters, the undersigned as
sumes command of his District, which in
cludes the counties of Erie, Huron, Crawford,
Seneca, Sandusky and Ottawa.
H. The following comrades are announced
as the Staff Of the District Commander, and
will be obeyed and respected accordingly:
Major NJ. Sullivan, Assistant Adjutant
General, Tiffin; Colonel ]. R. Bartlett, Quar-
ter Master and Aid de Camp, Fremont; Gen.
eral F. W. Butter6eld, Aid de Camp, Buoy
rus; Colonel c. p Wickham, Aid de Camp,
Norwalk: Captain v. F. Haverly, Aid de
Camp, Sandusky; Sergeant D. 4. Myers,
Aid de Camp, Tiffin.
III. Officers Of the Staff are charged with
the supervision of the working of Encamp-
ments within their several counties. They
viii eng cire into a report upon the eligibil-
ity of ieeruits. applying for charters. and
establish new Posts, under instructions from
Department Headquarters.
By order of W. II. GIBsoS,
Comrade Commanding 9th District.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

A teacher in school near St Louis
was fined S. aud costs for whipping a
scholar with a small switch, and a
father in Indiana has had to pay SO
and costs for whipping his daughter, J
years old, with switch-not from her
boad -a...
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Lvon's PeriodioaI DROPS.


The Great Female Remedy for Irregularities.
FINHESE DROPS are scientifically compounded hu-
idprepaTation, and be tier than any Pills. Powders
orNostruJos Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive rendering them reliable, speedy and GER
tain specific for he OF all obstructions and sup
pressions of nature Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that 100000 bottles annually
and consumed BY the ladies of the UDited States,
cry one of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great They are rapidly tax
ing the place Of every other Female Remedy and are
considered by all who know aught Of them, as the
sursst, safest and nost nfsihe preparation In TIE
world for ths.cure OF all female complaints the re-
noval of all obatTuetions of nature, and the promo
ton OF health, regularity and strength. Explicit di
rectious stating when they may be used and explain
ing when and why they should not, nor could not be
used without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws, will bs found carefully folded around
each bottle, with the written signature Of JOIN l.
Lyon, without which none are genuine.
Prepared By DR.. JOHN L. LYON, ,le5 Chapel Street,
New Hayen, Conn, who can beoonsuited either per-
sonally, by mail (snolosing stamp concerning ali
private diseases and female weaknesses. Sold By ell
bruggistssverywhere @. G. CLARK CO..
[KS14aSsyl Gen'I Agents for U. 5. and Canada.
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The Vote I'm this City & Town.
ship, since Is6O, aSsPrins
Elections. - '"ft

Previous to 1850 the Democracy uni
formly carried the elections in this Cor
poration and Township by large major
tiles. At the breaking out Of the war,
however, the Republicans succeeded in
slecting their Corporation ticket and
after year or two their Township tick
ct also, and continued to do SO until the
Spring of 1865, when the Copperheads
gained majority. The following figures
will show how the vote stood at the
Spring elections in the village of Fre-
mont and Sandusky Township since
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Colonel Benjamin lie Fevre, Of Ohio the
defeated Democratic candidate for Secretary
Of State last year, has been nominated and
confirmed as Consul to Batavis, JAVA
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The Tiffin Tribune comes TO. rs some
what spruced up in its old age, having
donasd & new dress and adopted a new
and tasty head-geaE,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

A committee of the Kew Jersey Legisla-
turs have reported in favor of Gonsiitp-
tionsl Convention TO consider The question
Of female suffrage
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Theodore Clay, sop of Henry Clay, has for
over thirty years be,n an inmate Of the lun2-
tic asylum, at Lexington, Ky. He becams
insane from disappointed sffsction.
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The time-bonored Democratic wigwAm ia
New York City, Tammsny Hall, has been
sold to Chas. a. Dana and others for $40,
0Og. Possession will be given on the lst of
Nav
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Cropp.-A lady in Kew Haven, speaking
Of Cos's Cough Balsain, says she lost two
darling children with Group and was in des-
pair when the third and last was attscked,
But his life was spared through Goes Cough
Bal>am. ShS advises all mothers to keep 1t
on hand in case Of emergency.
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COLLEGE QCRIP 4
llseA Cts. per Acre Lse4 for leo A.

Esea piece of Scrip Is for 100 acrss and entities the
holder to $50 of lBnd in any State where hers
are Government Lands, subject to entry. We ais,
buy and sell MILITARY LAND WARRASTs. For fnll
particulars, send for the ARMY HERALD. Speci.
men copies free. WIN. K, PRESTON,
No. Lymau.s Block, near the Court House.
lv15nl8ml CLEVELAND, y.
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ALwArs CIR Tar Especially in
getting Saleratus-as the best costs but q
triHe for years sapply, and that the good
COSTS but triKe more than the poor. me
best goes farther than the poor ana mucA
more healthy. We cIn Recommend the
Best Chemical Ssleratus 10 be the best
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-03-29

Mr.. Colfax, with the exception Of Henry
Clsy, is the only man who has been elected
tbre. times Speaker Of the Honse.
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Notice,

TAHEs s. MERLEY of Anderson, in the county Of
d Ashtabula and State of Ohio, is notified that
Maria N. Merley, did the 26th day Of March, 1857,
e her petition in the Office of the Clork of the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of ean-
dusky and State of Ohio, charging the said James 8.
Nerley with villtul sbsencs for more than three
years from her, and with adultery with one Marion
Knoxon also with gross neglect Of duty toward her,
and asking that she may be dvorcsd from said James
s. Aerley, and for the sum of$7 900 aimony, which
petition will be fer hearing at the next term Of said
Court. MARIA N. MERLEY.
M. LEMMoS, Attorney.
March rs, 1S57.-l3w6.
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Nem advertisements.
House and Lot for Sale.

NICE NEW HOUSE on Napoleon Street, with
n parlor, kitchen, two bedrooms and pantry be-
low, three good rooms up stains, we'll and cistern,
fence in front, good sidewalk aud for fals cheap
on liberal terms. Enquire at Hubsr b Rosebaugh's
Cabinet Shop. QSml) LEVI HUBER.
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TOWNSHIP TICKET,

FOR TRUSTEES,
WILLIAM RHARICK,
JESSE s. VAN NESS,
JAMES SHANNON.
TREASURER,
DENNIS DAILY.
49, CLERK, "
HENRY LESHER.
ASSESSOR,
M. D. THIERwEoETHR.
-s" CoNsTABLEs,
THOMAS FOWLER.
@ THOMAS JACKSON.
jULTIcE OF THE PEACE,
JACOB L. WILL.
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The elections in Italy have been held.
Garibaldi hps beeR returned for three cities
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sEA dealer in green hides in Cincinnati
increased their weight by rolling upa huge
pile of sand in each one.
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Union men of Fremont Snail not
these last figures be reversed under the
date of 1867?
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. w. COOneON M n

q W. WUUDSVIN3 ma d
DHYSlCIAN AND euRGEON, has changed his
II Arssidenes To the building one dsor south Of the
Congregational Church.
10. BELLEVUE.
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fEA bill has been introduced in the
United States House of Representatives. and
referred TO the Committee on Judiciary,
which imposes the penalty Of a fine not ex-
ceeding ten thoIsanG dollars, or impriscn-
ment not exceeding twenty years, or both.
OH any person who wilfully obstructs or
impedes in any manner any railway train or
part Of a train engaged in transporting any
| person or property for the service in any
way of the United States
| The pay and allowance Of officers in our
Army on lis peace footing are reported To be
as follows: Gen. Grant, SlS 100; Lieut.. Gen.
Sherman, $l4.aI4; Major Gen. Halleck,$7 .
fI5i Major Gen. Meade, 81, III; Major Gen.
| Sheridan, SIM; Major Gen. Thomas, 81
! III: Brig Gen. Mcdowell, 81, SIT; Brig. Ger.
Rosocrans, $5, 5l7: Colonels, $4,000: Lieu
tenant -Colonels, 1894; Majors. 80 165; Cap.
tains, 5000; and Second L;eutenants, 81, :
SIS.
| 4 horrible murder was eamaitted nta'
Burgettstowr, Washington county, Pa, on
Monday last. The victim in this case,
named Hugh Sprsull, farmer aud bachelor,
wss murdered ard his sister, who lived with
him, FFss tied 10 . bci for twenty four
hours, having been placed in that position
| by the murderers and robbers, after they
! had killed the old man and before they COM
menced to plumber The house. The villains
only succeeded in getting about $l50. No
arrests have been made,
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DissoIutiOm Of CO.Partnersilip.

NOTICE is hereby SiTsn that tie partnership here
IN tcfore existing between C. N. Waasworth and
George 3. Pratt, under the lrn pane Of HSGsEerh
s Pratt IN the Crocsery EEd Glassware business, Is
thi, r,1 dissolved bg mutual consent The business
OF the Erm vii he settled sud continued By q. W.
wsdsworth At the store In FHbiug aud Helms New
Block, on State Street. .
ze GEOEGE 3. PRATT.
FREMONT, March g, 1ssI.-ll~3.
DLANXS Of all kinds ier sale and pIintsdto oycef
B at the TRENdNr JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Dramatic. The Fremont Dramatic
Club, flied their appointment in this place,
on Tuesday evening last, by giving an en-
tertainnIent at v hittlesey Hall. The Troupe,
ss whole, played with credit, and evident-
ly have had considerable experience.
Nearly all did weil-some exceedingly so.
Among the latter We might congratulate Mr..
Cook, as "Paudeen o Rafferty," Mr.. HooD,
as Count Malf," and Miss FoY, as "Nina "
in the play of "Born to good Luck, and
Dir. DwroHT, as "Ginger Blue in the farce
of the Virginia Mummy" the latter, par
ticularly. in our estimation, has 10 need for
further improvement The house that greAt-
ed them on the occasion must have met their
expectations, as it was filled to excess. We
presume We shall hear from them again.
Nor.cals Reflector.
FREMONT TREATkICAL TROUrE.-This COM
pany gave their first exhibition in this place
on Tuesday evening last, and was Welcomed
by crowded house, such as is seldom given
to any Troupe or Company. The perform
ance as a whole was complete success and
va. well received. We should be pleased &c
notice individual merit, but scarcity of room
forbids. The dance which took plsce afteI
the performances was over, was asst to those
whose electrified heels was painting for use.
We trust the troupe may at some future day
afford our citizens another opportunity t6
witness its playing. Experiment
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
Columbus, o., January IS, 1897. )
II hsfebJ csrtGed that til. foregoing is correct
eopy Of the sI-tetnsut the condition OF the hes.-
ern INSURANCE ccmpsDy q Buffalo, n. Y, Tide to
and fled in this Office, for the year ls5'
rsE1L.1 Witussh my hand and seal ofsc;sllY.
JAMES H. GOODMAN, -fzditor et Stats
BY J4xHs WILLIASs, Chief tfsrk.
!. L. AMSDEN, Agent,
asws) Fremont, Ohio.