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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the Dste. Court Of tho United States fr the Dis
trict OF Iowa. In Bankruptcy. In the matter Of R.
W. Alright. Bankrupt, at Keokuk, in said Dis
tret, on ths lith day OF April, A. D. 1sss. U. g. A.
District of Iowa.
FuNHIs Il y givs notice that petition has been to-
i wit: On the l1th day Of April, A. D. 1858, ill.d
In seid Dsssfet Court BY ". Albright Of Kenhuk,
Lee Co., Iowa In said District no hAs been
duly declared bankrupt under the Congress entitled
IAN Act TO es'Abiish unfora syssem Of R.skrpptc,
throughout the sttes approved March 81 AZ lae7,
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other csims psoyshs undr said and thst the
26th day Of haT, A. p, 1858, at 10 O'Clock .. m IL
the tEs sestgusd fof ths hearing Of the basars
said Court In the city Of Ksokak Lee County In
said Dstrct when and where all credo Of said b. ak
rupt, and other persons In interest may attend and
sho. they have Why the prayer said pc
tttfen should not be grs1ted And fufthsr re,iee il
hereby given thGt the secoud and third meetings the
creditors Of said bankrupt required under the 9Th
Path asctons Of said Act will be holden bef,re John
Bruce, Rsgtster in Bsnkruptcy Al hs offce Ne
Ksses House In the city OF Keoknk, Lee County Iowa.
on the 9ssh daJ Of MAY, A. 1858, at 10 oclos q M
J. O. BukNs, Clerk U. 3. Dist. Court,
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

san FRAScIsco. April 20.
The Democratic State Convention met
here to day. aud after temporary organiza-
ton adjourned till morrow.
The indications are that Governor Haieht
will be the choice of the Convention Tor
President.
CINCINNATI, April 80.
A Knoxville special to the Commercial
contains the following: Governor Brosnlow
announces his determination to call ont the
militia force to suppress the lawIessness and
violence which be says exists in certain parts
of Middle and West Tennessee. He does it
without legislative action, but relies on the
loyal people to sustain him.
The Wing publishes letter signed by the
members oil the Hpuse and Joseph s. Fowler
of the Senate; urging this course.
PROVIDENCE, April 30.
The Rhode Island Baptist State Conven
tiop, in session here, has adopted e resolution
in effect disfellowihipping the Second Bsp>
tist Church Of Newport, the Convention sol>
EMMY declaring that, in its Judgment, .
church inviting to the Loid's table those who
have not been baptized in accordance with
the Lords commands, meaning by INNER
sion, is not regular Bsptist Church.
ALBANY, April 80.
The defence rested their case in the Cole
murder trial yesterday. Their evidence is
intended throughout to show the insanity of
the prisoner.
LOUISVILLE, April 30.
Gen. S. B. Backher, who, since the war, has
resided in New Orlesns, will soon remove to
this city, and become editorislIy connected
with the Louisville CoNrisy.
EEBRAsKA CiTY, April 20.
The Republican State Convention met
to day.
NEW YoRK. April 80.
The Ristori troupa arrived here last even
ing. per steamer Columbia, from Havans-
Owing to the fact the fact that whisky is
selling at less than the Government tax in
this city, the revenue agent has ordered the
seizure and closing up of aii distilleries here
This has been enforced ,o>d,y There ore
ppp no distilleries in operation in New York
city.
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NOsiCe in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of ths United States for the Dis
trict Of Ious- In bankruptcy In the matter OF Jno
HArAvfck. bankrupt. At Keokuk, in said District on
the 18th day Of April. 1898. U. g. A. Bis,iict Of
Iowa.
THIS to give notice thst petition has been to-wi
I the l4th day OF April D. 1853, ai4d In said
District Court hy John HHdwiak. Of novsr county
who has besn hegstaoFe declared upf under the
Of CONGRESS epttted "Ap oct establish uniform
aysts ofbsakruptey throughout the United States sp
proved March "a, 1857. for discharge and
thereof eli ha dsbts and other clsrss ovable
under satd Get. and tAst the leth daB Of AAy, A b
lS66, at 10 o'clock .. ~ aiapsd for the hearing OF
tha sams hseoss satd Court at Ksokuk, Lee county,
Tov. whess apd uAsa Ill essditon Of s.id bankrupt
and III eshsr psSe II interest nay attend aad show
causs aay thsy ksys uhy the prayer ths said pst
sssosf ssa3A ~ - esenSsc. Ard eFthse nosiss y
hsrshy gsss tAss tAs sssssA ard sAsd nsetnO the
trstoes Of aid bankrupt required sndee M sh and
Sesh ssseleas u - Al viii b hn(ea kseors JoAs
Drses. Rssieess b naakr.PtN, y ~ oAss. rooa
oo.aty, Ic.s, % ~ 1tk dayeflns 4 D lsss. = IL
0 Buaxs. Clerk us ns,zles oo.rs,
npY1t-90kWod 1t xAohut yoWn
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.vofice IN BankrxD,cv.

In the District Court Of the United States fer The bi
tict of Iowa In the matter Of n j AIdficb, bank
rrpt.
10 II. creditors e. IA Bsta f eSoue ndned bankrupt.
VoG ase each kerssy notified that there will be a
general meeting of the creditors Of said ba-krnpi
At the &c OF John Brucs, OF tbs Registers In
District Aforfaad, ~ 10 O'Clock q. tho fSsh
Msy A. D. 1885, at Ksoknk Lee county, 10 ga FOR the
purposes named in fhs eertiou n The
act OF Congress emitted act % establish uniform
system Of Bsnkraptes tsroaghoIt the United sta.ts
approved March 81, 1867.
HIRAM KEowLEs
.,.,t- III a.-t,n..
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Notice In 0ankruptcy.

rsHIs .ato sFs nssestAat On the Is,a day Of April
= A. o. 1ket warrant ia Bankruptcy issasd
against the estate ofs. Bsg-n. OF Leb.n ~, Van
Burcn CsUs And nsass Of Iowa. Who haa udg~d
Bankrppt on hib petition. That ,hs Pc, m-ns OF
any dsbts and delivery Of any property beongia 10
such bankvubt 10 him FIR his nse be .sAa r Of
any propertylby him /. forbidden By Law. That
Ing Of the the said b&nhrapt to prove thsir
debts and tc &hcss axsxnses Of HE es,as
viii be bid q the conrt Of Bankruptcy he holden
yoom No sig, Rates House, the oee OF the Rsgst~r In
hsnkrrptcy, In tbs city OF Ksokuk love before John
Bruce, Rsgister the 4sth day Of May, D. 1865 At
10 O'Clock = a. q. ". CLARK. ISM,
apsls awSst BY a. FuLso~, Eerutr
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
To all who may have business to
transact with u Com mis-
sion Auction House.

HAVING been in the trade for twenty
! nv. y~r ., and In Keohuk twelve years, hstser
xseif tb,t am fully petent transact any busi
mes. in t to the satisfaction Of all businsss
C,ns,snmsnt, Of Merchandise, Real Estate, Stock &c
solicited and proept returns made esss-
factory rsfsrsaos given At all iaes.
anrda L. HOWE, Auctionser
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BUILD ING BLOCK COMFY
OMce Fl vesay ST.

sfS YoxK, Dec. l4ih, 1851.
70 shsa II nay ecsesvx:
I has recently come to our knowledge that
parties eyt mating AkffVfCIAL sfUan on
"BuILDtNa SHOCK composed ssssstisliy Of sAsD
and LINZ. Sithout hayex obtained any liesess from
Nov thib h 10 give that all Who shus MAKE
. BRICK Or fBUtLpIS6 bL9CE" composed Of SAND
and LINZ fdfrfnge the patents hsd by which dAs
back to January ias5 sad patents coscrns the rse O:
all descriptions OF sand other SLICE IT. AifrgH
combined vim LIME and formed into BUILDING
BLOCK ofsuy sIa shape Ali persops infug gtcg cor
Patents rii be held to rigid accountability, sEd will
he pros.cuted tf the full extent of taeiSw
For Hxhts tp mAnnssctIse tss B1ildins BLOCK ss
above in tae2stss of faSa. Hsseonsin and Mnassota
apriyto v q. 3fRtPx. Ess- Kenkak, Iowa.
GEO. u. .FAHDERBgS9a H. nraSiisnt
WA. lADo4I1r .secrssasy, Idsr3S-7stAf.~s-a
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.


XIX III n X kGIlkY.
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ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles. s.......cor Main Fifth streets.
Collins Second street,
American watches.
SO Bridges NosI 4 Ester House.
IA w.,,.c. : co......... ~ MAI, ,,,..,
= "HoIIs.L. :. ss
1'sAa1. 80 '''''''' : - =. -.
Iyp..rc. 4 SON Gaze city B1a,,. Main "a
WA Beers les Mai. str,e
-A
David Lowry Second street.
NJ Westcott. Main street-near Fourth.
Carter Webster Bros. ....s6 Main street.
Roots = sHoEs-RETAIL.
-. =, ......'''.eof Anu nan s..oe's'
- ss..-'.'..'..--'...ov nal1 stfee.'
K Hart, Agt........ lss Main street.
VI, r. ~
~-,f a. ts.s's'.'SSA ~'fAtA = SeAAson.
noSNET HLEACHlAr.
cLOCxs uArCuua u yHweluv
SAW q pr;d... Na.J1op.,.. ua,..
r -. g.. a. NJ. ....n.
-. = n5fe' eons--''.' "..'.''..'oa As4u ssi0e'
Ehs.
usn. oonss o. c.ns Ms;n s..s..
,pocrpp oCrrrsw.pr
Carey 4 Le Faiyrs Main ,treet-b.t 5th 4 oh. /
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
W n Sturges es.....................46s AZ South Levee.
Lwholesale 4 Retail.
So Er;dees No,lA2 Estes House |
ca,n ~,,r.- w.r
c q p~;aa.. Nos,,,ps,.. uor..
DENTISTRY
Dr. CIR Watt.......c cor Main and Fifth SITS
'''so- -N '
Daf oDs-WHoLEsALE.
Kramer. Irwin 4co.''...........Ios Main street.
DAoGs-WHOL q RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett Co..........s4 Main street.
Kerr Fuier.-..... .........sl Main street.
Or II Y ConnOr.. bo Main street.
DRY-GoODs-RETAII
II Bostwick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Main street
Phillips Kerr err.....-....-...--....s9 Main street
N Gregg Son ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 8 Estes House
spissberger, Mayer q Co......-No. III Main-st
Engraving, Brands, q seais.
ans, ansT 0o0as' 'ne
u bridges...........-.....No Estes hoase
FURNITURE.
Duncan, Karle 4 Co..-...140 4 l42 Main street.
GAS Z STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son johnson street, bet Sd 4 4th.
ac,a pans Pancifs Packet Rooks
u
tt1ee''''''''' |
Cold. SHvor. ana ivory mountSo SAnes
u bridges......-.. ..--.-.-'Nos : hs'es n'us'-
GROCERs-WHoL EsALH'
8. Pollock mills Main street,
Kaasa 5aasi re 90 Nam Main stress. .trss.
RE- Rover co..ea Main street
GkOOHAS-hEVAiA'
A Mcoueei ...-.-........:.....st Main street
H. q Irrs Bel
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,Y TELEGRAPH.

By IELEGkAPH.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
- - --------
From Washin 6 ton.
C0nEresslonal Proceedings
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Continuation of Ar. Evarts' Speech.
Gov. Br0wnlow to Call out the Ten.
nessee Militia.
All DiatilIeries Closed In n. r.
Meeting sfths n =. General csnfsr,nes
at Chicago.
Another Indian Treaty to be nade.
MURDER OF A DAVENPORT MAN IN
CHICAGO.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1891.
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Plaster Paris.
10. Of. c. -

ksokuk lodge Ho. 3-Reeular msetinsess
Monday eventR.
Puckeehsfueh Lodge eao.A3-Resuisfm n sstl
az every Friday evening.
HermaAn Ledge No. II0-Reguiar meeting
every w-ds{ day sreninR.
Pue ekse hefuek Encampment, ~o- -
Regular mssinE lat and I'D Thursday of saeh mouth.
UAil-r<ks~r seventh ard Main asr~<fs lmeh
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Vencill, Jones 4 Co......cor Third 4 Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co.......cor Second 4 Main streets.
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Sam Bridgss.-..........Nos 4 : Estes House.
T. r. J. Ayres i Sons..... ........e7 Main street
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881.
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CRoCKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey i LIE Faivre Main street--bet 5th 9Th.
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boots q 1HOE1-HETAIL.
L. N. Desn..... Third Main streets
Huiskamp dMatless................50 so Main street.
Huiskamp Bro...... Main street-bet 4th 4 5th.
Hart, Agt................... So Main street
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BONNET BLEACHnRY.
H Emerson ......-........cor Fourth BIondsau
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BOOTS 4 gHOED-WHOLB8A
Iambletoa ! Hniskamp.. .....-..SS Main street.
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SECOND WARD.
rasganazati0n, E. a eEant clpb.

Z seerganizations ef,a Grant Club.
Ut II A-aE
The Republicans Of the Second ward'Or-
ganizcd a GEapt Club on Tuesday evening
last, add Will DO good service 10 the cam
paign. Notwithstanding the lain, a strong
detatchmsuf ofThel F'Grant Boys-in Blue"
with totches, fagss sAnd music, marched
70 Mr.. SrrNE's grocery store On the bill
Fhefe the meeting was held. Mr.. EVERETT
Stated the object Of. the meeting and ad-
dressed few stirring remarks on the duty
Of the ''hohrh and the necessity Of work.
Mr.. Ia 3sNrrH was then called to the chair
and Mr.. john LYNCH appointed secretary.
'Thd following officers fof The Second Ward
Grant and Colfax Club were unanimously
elected. MS SIS, "a ,-,,.,,y .r, t....-.
Ira SmTHs President; JOsErH L. RAwsoN,
Vice Pres't; JOIN Lynch, Secretary; JOAN
slime, Treasurer. a Constitution was read
and adopted and number Of names en-
rolled as members Of the Club
Short and Pilhy speeches were made by
Messts HoNKR BvERErT and STEPHEN Buokr
LAND ana cheers were given with a Will for
Grant 'Ooifax, Gibson and everybody else
on thelight side, l,S
We urge Republicans of the Second
Ward to make their Club success. Attend
its meetings, Give, its affairs your jealous
attention. Use yOur efforts TO get full
list Of members. 3
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" tB,
BELLEVUE.

DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDENT.-Many of
the readers of the Journal Will be pained
to learn of the death Of II. H. Brown, ESQ ,
for many. years a. residential Bellevue, but
more recently of Wauseon, Fulton Co., o. ,
where he died at the residence of his Som
in-lsw A. j. Knapp, Esq on the 2sth ult
He was an early settler in this part of the
country, coming here, in the days of bear
meat and Indians, in company with his
brotber4n)laF Mr.. Felix Scott nov living
at Swanton, Lucas Cos he settled on and
partially cleared up farm in Thompson,
Seneca Go. He was a resident for, mary
years of Huron Cos, and served one, term as
Treasurer Of that county. He'also held the
office Of Post Master at tlis place during
Mr.. Fillmore's administration, and was sub
sequently elected Justice Of the Peace which
Office he held several successive torrns. He
was. extensively Auownspdrhighly esteemed
Hs q as aB6dt IS years Jts(3g al bis Hce Is.
Having been in feeble health for several
years he has iuallY found fhat rest for
which he lopged. Rog'siescat in pace.
A PIC-NIc.-The NJ. L. Sunday School
Fieing with lhs other schools in the village,
went 10 Green Springs on "Wednesday of
last week for q picnic, Tie place above all
Others in this part of the country for such
gatherings. The day was pleasant, and all
gave themselyesup to the enjoyment Of the
good things brought with them and the
beauties of the place they visited.
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Pendleton at Norw alk.-Tbe Regisl

Pendleton at Norw alk.-Tbe Register
has the following: The Democratic meet
ing at NorWalk last Saturday, if designed as
the grand rally of the campaign, was a
failure. There were twenty three wagons
In the procession, three of which carried
water-melons and cider for sllel Enthusi-
ssm there was none whatever, aud the num-
Der present did not exceed two thousand, Of
whom one third we're Republicans who had
a curiosity to hear Mr. Pendleton. At the
close of the speeches Uucle Stickney prOpO-
sed three cheers for Seymour and Blair
which we're given fIintly. Three cheers
we're tben proposed for Grant aud oOlfaz
and the spirit and volume with which they
were rendered by the Republicans present
would have convinced one who did not
know, that it was Radical instead of a
Copperhead gathering. The best Of fse.-
ing prevailed throughout, and the watsrmel-
on trade was something enormous!
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"Does the count'a frolic venture
Let him say so, and enter. =

says Figaro and so say we.77Frsmogt CVur-
ieT last tueeBt tGs5E #f sfHH
"See how plain a tale shall put you down."
Mr.. GINN's salary: last year paS fixed by the
school board at 5000 But he refused to
teach for that price, and SO informed every
member of the board before the schools
opened. They promised that his salary
should be changed to $1,000, and ne commenc-
ed teaching. At the expiration of his first
term they paid hin, at the rate Of $1,000 per
z,ear. The board then consisted of three
Democrats and three Republicans. At the
end of the second term, a new board having
been elected, four Democrats and two Re-
publicans, the clerk MeARpLk, refused to
pay more than at the rate Of $90Q unless
authorized by the board The new board
met and confirmed the action of the former
board, fixing Mr.. GINN's salary at $1,000 and
the clerk, MCARDLE, issued him an order
for pay at the rate of $1,000, and he was
paid that sum until the end of the year.
So far from this being without the knOwl-
edge and consent of the board, it was done
by the express official sanction of both the
old and the new boards. Mr. McARDLE the
Democratic clerk issued the orders and Mr.
SMITH the Democratic treasurer of the board
paid them. ...g .-.r.
Does the Courier wish for more exposures
of its faIsehoods2 Ifso-
Lay on Macduf
And be darned to you till you cry enough.
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Potatoes.-COrn is coming forward rap
idly and promises large yield. Potatoes
are growing larger, and they are not so few
after all. The grumblers have probably
missed again in their anticipatiOns Of short
crop. Mr. KLINE of York township, says
that his one hundeed and thirty five acres of
potatoes are doing well, and he says he'll
bet from one thousand to twenty thousand
bushels of potatoes that GIANT, COLFAx and
Bill GIBSON will be elected.
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Gburfb DirtftOrp.


Religious services are regularly held in the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours nameds
METHODIST.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner Of Market
and Main Streets; Rev. J. WTKEs, Pastor, lOh A.
NJ, and P NJ Sunday School at A. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PREsBYrER1Ax CHURCH, corner of Garrison and
Main Streets; Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor; lOk A.
II. and Pm Sunday School at u N. Meeting
every Wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL
sr PAu1's CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts.,
Rev. C. II. YoUEe, Rector; lOK A. NJ, and 6H P. N.
Sunday School at 0 AM Lecture every Wednesday
evening in the church.
GERMAN REFORMED.
gronxED CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
SZet sad John Streets; Rev. JoHE LYBERT, Pastor
HOX 4 sG-, and 2. n. Sunday School at SAN.
LUTHERAN.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. Il. Lang, Pastor IoX A.Ms and7P.M.
,sivea CATHOLIC.
ST. JosErH's CHURCH, CrOghan Streets Rev. 8.
BowERs, Pastor; mass every morning at O'Clock;
IN sundays and Festivals of Obligation, Low Mass
at o'clock A. NJ, in Winter at lOK;l Vespers at
O'Clock A. n, and occasionally BeDediction at P. NJ
Sunday School at 2P. N.
ST. ANNE CHuRoH, State Street, Rev. JoHS QUIZ,
Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, A. NJ; Second High
Mas at 10 O'Clock, A. n Sunday School, P. n. Yes
pers ?. n.
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Gu0as ptrtftOrp.



Fl. STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 225, F. & A. NJ,
meets at Masonic Hsll, DoncysOn's block, on first
and third Tuesday evenings Of every month.
BRArsARD LoDeE, No. SSs, +. & A: NJ, meets at
Masonic Han, Minis Block, on second and fourth
Friday evenings Of every month.
FREMoSr CHAPTER, No. "a, R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall. Eims' block, on the srst Thursday
evening Of each month;
ODD FELLOWS;
URoaHAN LoDaE, No. u, I. 0. o. F., meets at
Odd Fellows Hal, Buckland's old block, every Sat
urday evening.
FREMONT EEoAzPMENT, No. 81, I. o. O. F., meets
at same place on second and fourth Monday even
ings Of each month.
DRUIDs:
ScHu.LrR GROVE, No. IA, v. a. o. D., meets at
Ehuir Hall in Frentzel & Falier's block every Mon
day evening.
FREnoEr CHAPTER, No. 6, V. A. o. D., meets at
same place every other Thursday evening.
GOOD TEAIPLARs.
FHEMoET TEMPLE, No; IS, I. o. g. T., meets at
their Hall in shomO's block, every Tuesday even
ing, at X O'Clock.
ToTrEN DEGREE TEMPLE, No. $50, ]. o. g. T.
Meetings held alternately at the Halls Of the Ere
mont and BaIlville subordinate Lodges
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LATE INVENTIONS for which patents
have been allowed through the agency of
Burridge d Co., Cleveland, o.; O Mahan,
wagon, H. W. Libbey, breast forms; T.
Brett rests for grindind cutters; D. Kint
harrow and cultivator combined; G. H.
Childs, Gas apparatus; E. ShOpbell (reissue)
boot patterns; II. McGann, steam boiler
guage; H. W. Libbey, elastic forms;
Cleveland & Palmer, Axletree; J. Madden
pipe wrench; Z. H. d Il. E. Merrill, making
bottles; S, P. shipley, bee hive; Schneider
d Angel, screw tap,
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Il. W. BUCKLAND, P. NJ


Whereabouts of Chanoe.-Geueral
Sherwood and Mahlon Chance spoke at
jackson Court House, Saturday. The meet
ing was large-gOOd judges estimating the
number at five thousand. The speeches occu-
pied over three hours and the people listened
with great attention. The procession in
the forenoon was quite imposing. The
Grant Guards paraded on horseback, and
there was in the procession wagon drawn
by sixteen yoke of oxen, containing thirty
seven young girls dressed in white, bearing
banners and singing patriotic songs.
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The 6andusky Tournam ent.-Three
Companies of the FremoIt Fire Dep art
ment left for Sandusky yesterday morning
to take part in the tournament, viz: the
Rescue Hook d Ladder Co., and the two
hand engine companies. We understand
that the Hose cart squad, "Bummers, -
intended TO go but their cant was given to
Tony YOung's company, which insult the
hose cart boys promptly resented by dis
bandip1.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-11

Mr.. GINN, the Teacher who has been trans
formed into martyr by the Journal was
employed for salary of $500, and neither
the present school board nor their radical
predecessors have ever seen proper TO make a
change. (Lie No. L. The former radical
treasurer Of the board, through some hocus
pocus, paid $1,000 This, how eYef, happen
ed without the knowledge had against the
consent of the school board. (Lie No. 2.
Post scri pt.-After the above was
written we learned through sIpember Of the
school board that in the recorded proceed
ings of the schol board of lass year and the
years proceeding, where the salary of Mr..
CHM IS mentioned, the figures $500 are al
tered into $1,000 This alteration happened
without the knowledge and consent of the
school board Gle No. 3D. The records
were in charge Of the radical clerk OF the
board, who, without the knowledge and con-
sent of the board, Gle No. A. gave Mr..
CHM orders in the radical treasurer for
$1,000, instead of $500, which he, too, paid
without the knowledge aud consent OF the
board. [ Lie No. 81 Does the Journal wish
for more light about ''politics in school af-
faIFgf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-11

Crystal Wedding. The fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary is called the crystal we'd
ding, when the happy couple who have
logged along together that far are made the
recipients Of presents in glass. Mr.. and
Mrs. GEo. G. OANFIELD, of this place, cele-
brated their fifteenth wedding anniversary
last Monday evening, the 9TH inst, on which
occasion their beautiful home on Market
street Overhowed with friends and neighbOrs,
and their stock Of glassware, ornamental as
well as useful, was fully replenished. May
they live to celebrate their silver and golden
weddings.