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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it win keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for q
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,LOcAL NOTICES.

TOO go n { - 7 '''''
Holiday Presents, just received,
Ladies Gold Watches, Ohatelain q Leoutine
Chains, Necklaces, Bracelets and Charms, a
zimneriaans q &. s. a-A s 49.2
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] have five yearliugs and one 3 year
old Colt to exchange for good healthy
welhers. 500 OSCAR BALL.
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MAeSoLA WArEE.2 Superior to the best
imported German Cologne and sold at half
the price. @ E
ACCIDENT There was an explosion in
DOct. Ayers Labratory, yesterday, which
caused some excitement In the vicinity,
Ayers Pills are manufactured under an
enormous pressure. in cylinders, like cannon,
which come imes prove too weak for the
compressed forces, and burst with terrible
violence, Fortunately, the pieces do not
fly fsr, 30 that No one has ever been hurt by
them. Tie action is more Ike ice than
p1wder; but it makes Pills which all the
world acknowledge are Pills. Daily Jour
nal Lowell.
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ending Saturday, Dec. l9, 1868, prepared
by W. W. ST1EE, Recorder:
Theodore Stricklance to John Stosker, the
equal half Of lot 4S4. Clyde. .---r..e1 500
Oaliston Fan to 4. v. S, CLARK, 90 acres, sec.
81, Green Greek 81 600
Henry Meyers to Eli Hansbarger, 50 acres,
sec. IL, Washington. 300
Luther Q. wincheI to Henry Daub, Sc acres,
sec. Is, jackson -...-----.-- S2,lOO
D, E. Hstkuess to Bsrnhart Kline, part
lot 342, Clyde .-.-..--.--- $3.50
John A. johnson to William Weaver, so
acres, SIC II, York $4,000
7. P. Finefrock to David KlotE, so acres
sec 80, Washington ---.----.--.-s$2,5O 5OO
Isaac Sparks to E. F. Drake, in-lot Is,
OiydeA..... .......- :. !. 81, eco
Maria Niles TO E r. Crosby, IS acres, sec
IS, Green Creek..- 81 400
Board of Education of Clyde to Barnhart
-, in-lOt 343, Olyde-.-.---.-e7,O 600
Joseph Reed to John BzlsiLer, lots 81, Is4
abd l04, HessVille lle..-..---------..-$7 800
Geo. Hurdick to F. s. White, part of in-lot
13S, Fremont. So, 500
Ben Finite F g. White, undiyided half of
200 acrssf See 90. Sand1sky :. :. :. $4.sOO
Eli Hansbarger to Hobert Il. Queen, lot "A
and part Of lot "a, Washington. ;, $3.50
Joseph whitehead to jeremiah BoBans 20
acres, sec IS, Riley ley......-.....--$ 81, 900
F. s. White TO Geo. Hurdick, part Of out-lot
l24, Fremont. nt.-.-..,...-. -....... $1,000
E. q. Undsrhili to John NJ. Corey, in-lot
1854, Fremont. -.-s.----- ,J65
John R. Gepbsrt TO Geo. Welker, part Of
lots $50 and 231, Fremont. 49,. 81, 500
Mary Wilt to John WhitmOae, 40 acres, sec.
Ii, Green Orek- 81 900
Amos Woodward 10 John Decker, "a acres,
SEQ So, SO 600
Amos EOOdEard to Josiah Matz. > s., ,s92
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Music Portfolios a splendid variety
for Christmas and New Years Presents at
No. ., Bucklands old block. E L. Gross.
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N e,

We profess to know when We lave exam
ined case, whether we can help or cure il;
and in no instance can ne be iudused for
money 10 treat case where we have doubts
of success. Hence everyone consulting Us
must expect an unbiased opinion, belt favor
able or unfayorable. Ne cannot fatter the
suffering.
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Leppleman has got in new stock of
AccordeOus, FiOlinf, Flies, Flutes, FlageOlets
he sells cheap. Also a fresh lot of Howe
Sewing Machines. 49,
. = o. LA--a--a,S-, 49, Z --
. tioI ye that are hungry, come to the
Meat Market Of Phillip Nathia, two doors
South of the Post Office, where beefsteak is
selling at Sc per pound, and boiling meat for
Sc. Hunger no more, but come, s--r
10 49, : I'LL - A------
A remark, heard 1on the streets of
Fremont, by the little folks: 81 am going to
tell Pa or Ma to have Santa CLAUS buy ny
presents at Buckland & Sons, because they
have the incest and finest presents ever brO't
to ths city, 81
Hollands celebrated Gold Pens are
for sale at LePpelman's, In 6ueness Of
point, and elaAtiefty or sOftness of touch,
they exeelI all other pens, resembling in
these respects the old Q ill pens, call and
try them before buying elsewhere. 4S 81
80 70 leppelmans to buy Holiday
presents. There you can select Piana,
Organ, MelOdeOn, Violin, Guitar, ACCORDION
Ladies Gold Watch, Sold chain, rs karet
Gold Ring, Silver Tea Set, Castor, Pitcher
Knives, Spoons, Forks Cake Basket, Fruit
Stand SelSer, Vases Napkin rihgs Pickle
stand, Butter dish, SPrup cup Spoon Holder
and lots gf other nHic,e1l too numerous to
mention. All very cheap, and last but not
east our Elias Howe Sewing Machine for $50.
l.rs-- -.--------------as-mD-s--
If YOU WANT ANY THING in the Glass
ware line go where they keep the largest
stock always Oh hand at
E. B. Moore & Bro.
JUsH RsCE1vkD. Five Bales Heavy
Shifting, which we are selling at one
shifting per yard. Also. Three cases of
those splendid Domestic Flaunsls. Manu-
factured from WOOls of our own Selections
which We ara selling at great bargains.
D. Garvin & Go.
BUEiyOdr fall styles Of Hats 4 Caps
from Crane & Wykes. S9tE
GREAr CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QUARrEAs. intend closing out our
entire stock of Boots & Shoes. They
will be sod at great reduction in prices.
D. Garvin d Co. Il
NEW sroCk OF Coal On LAMPS, at
very low prices at Bucklsnd d Sons.
S1,0o to LOO on the yard can be
saved By bdyins3 tSdlss IdlOakipg' at The
arge Dry Goods Store of ". A. Rice &
Bros. .,ou,srE stgls --t~oi1
A NICE ASSORTMENT of Looking
qlasssgigf RlllsfEes and cheap at .
+ ..- ~ E. B, Moore & Bro.
E -------
BREAKFAST sHAWLs at 10 els.
to $195.
! New Style Balmoral skirts.
HOOP SKIRTS at so cents.
FULL SETS OF FURS at $500
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DoN'T get your oYercoat this winter
until you have examined the immense stock
of elegant goods for overcoats now in store
at Munk's You may save yourself whole
seasons dissatisfaction by so doing; for you
will be sure to come Set6ss dozen overcosts
from there on the backs of your friends, and
every one cf them will be better than your
own, if you get it elsewhere ~ ~. ~
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II You WAsF a nice article of Buck
wheat Flour, splendid syrups. and the best
and largest Oysters, audsthoss little Fariaa
Crackers, call on Perry Close.'
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FREPAEED BT
6r. ,. {. AVER q GO. lowell. Hass.,
Practical qpd -fAelytical Chemists.
SOLD ny AL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
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Go TO P. GlosE's and get one pound
of tip top Tea for one dollar.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

Beautiful Paintings chromOs,. Oils
Autographs, Steel Engravings all framed.
will be sold very cheap through the HOlli-
days at CROSS
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If you WANT ANY THING in the Glass
ware line go where they keep the largest
stock always on hand at
ER Mama 4 Rro
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ron PURIFYING THE RLOOD.

The reputation this cy.
cellent medicine eniovs,
is derived frOn its cures.
many Of which arc truly
marvellous. luvcteraic
cases Of ScrOfulOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
ScrOiulOus affections and
disorders, which were az
graVated by the scrofii-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25
SH0ES S.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to dts original color
aeith the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin bofr fg fB;oL
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The number Of clearances of vessels anG
steamboats, during the season was 80.
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= tiol ye that are hungry, come to the
Meat Market Of Phillip Mathia, two doors
South Of the Post Office, where beefsteak is
selling at Sc per pound, and boiling meat for
So. Hunger no more, outcome ~
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Leppleman has got in new stock of
AccordeOns. FiOlinf, Flies, Flutes, FlageOlets
he sells cheap. Also fresh lot of Howe
Sewing Machines. 49 SO
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a IrsHouLD BE EEERY MANS Am TO EXCEL.
This was the aim Of DIR. j. W. Poland in
eOmPOuudiag the great remedy, Humor
Doctor. Thoss,WhO hsve used it in the
worst cases o. Serofuls cheeriully givs him
the need Of praise. Sold by S. Buckland
4 Son.
Whittlesey's Dyspepsia 0uye. 1t will
cure Sick and Nervous Headache Hear
what lGeDs l. Yant Esq gPrciacs Merchant,
No+walk says of it: Il have used Dr.
WhittleseY's Dyspepsa Cure for Hesdachs
e pecislly neIV 'us headache. aud for de-
rspgsment Of the stomach proceeding from
Indigestion, and take pleasure ia recon-
mendiDg it 20 the use Of all who may be
similarly affected, believing that in the ma
iority Of cases they viii derive such relief
as cannot be derived from the use Of any
other tonic that pretends 10 relieve Ike
difficulties. Geo. /. Vail.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-25

A Runaway Train.-A very singular,
and, fortunately, no accident occurrence,
took place on the Lake Shore Railroad day
or two sincs. The engine of the morning ex-
press train. drawing two passenger coaches
and two baggage cars, jumped the track COM
pletoly, the tender. following. Every one of
the railroad employees available was set at
work by the conductor to set matters right.
In order to facilitate matters de tender was
uncoupled from the baggage car, and as the
train stood on heavy grade, couple Of
brakes we're set to keep the cars from moving
of. Il appears, however, that the brakes
we're insufficient to hold the train, and it
started off before any of the employees could
stop it. Away it went, down the grade TO-
wards Cleveland. at "a speed rapidly iucreas-
ing every moment. The passengers inside
knew nothing Of the circumstances, and sup
posed that the conductor was making up for
lost time, and nodded and slept on peaceCtl-
ly and quietly. Seven miles the fugitive
train sped on its way, until It finally brought
up on an upgrade. and the passengers lock-
ed out suppOsiug they we're at station. The
CONSERVATION of the conductor and other
railrosd men at the freaks of their train can
well be imagined. Every one supposed thel
ears would jump the track, and genera
smash up attended with loss of life, be the
result. Work upon the disabled en- line was
taken up with renewed energy, and 10 few
moments Afterwards it was replaced on the
track, and away it speed for its train. 1t
finally overlook the runaways, which were
standing quietly as if waiting for theif mOT-
ing power. When the passengers became
apprised of the danger they had just passed
through, many of their faces blanched, and
they contemplated their seven miles ride
With feelings akin to terror. 'll
Probably such another occurrence could
not happen in a century without its being
attended by fearful ca s'astrOphe. Lucky it
was for every one interested that DO slow
numbering freight train was Creeping over
the grade just then, else many Of the pas
sengers would neverhaHe lived to laugh over
or congratulate one another upon the events
of their trip from Buffalo to Cleveland.
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Wooden Goods

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fl1 aa1
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THE JOURNAL.

TONNLD C0gNEY MATTms.
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JUsHRECEIvkD. Five Bales Heavy
Shifting, which we are selling at one
Shifting per yard. Also Three cases of
those splendid Domestic Flaunsls. Manu-
factured from WoOls of our own Selections
which We ara selling at great bargains.
d. Garvin d 90.
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FREMONT RETAIL MARKET

JoUzNAL OFFICE, FaEMoNr, o., Dec. "a, 1858.
%. 9.5OalO.O0
BEEF-Per Ib.......................... .5ca6c
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BUEiyOdr fall styles Of Hats 4 Caps
from Crane Wykes. 39LE
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A remark, heard on the streets of
Fremont, by the little folks: 81 am going to
tell Pa or Ma to have Santa CLAUS buy my
presents at Buckland & Sons, because they
hsze-th incest and finest presents ever brO't
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BREAKFAST sHAwLsat at rs cts
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S1,0o to SO, 90 on the yard can be.
saved By b6yins tidlds dlOakiug's at The
arge Dry Goods Store of ". A. Rice &
Bros. ,otss1E sfo1s ~t~o.zf - aTa
A NICE ASSORTMENT of Looking
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Hollands celebrated Gold Pens are
for sale at LePpelman's. In fueness Of
point, and elaAGiefty or softness of touch,
they excell all other pens, resembling in
these respects the old Q ill pens, call and
try them before buying elsewhere. 4s 50
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entire stock Of Boots & Shoes. They
will be sod at great reduction in prices.
D. Garvin d Co. Il
= NEW srocK OF CoAL On LAMPS, at
very low prices at Bucklsnd d Sons.
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duh and +, dropping sales $50 bbs common to fair
settled and lower; sales 81 900 bush Chicago Spring
No. at 2 80 @ 2 80; No. at 227 "a %; No. at
rag. Corn opened shade frmer and closed dull
a1a 1eavy; sales $1,000 BUSH; new Mixed Western
~ g u afoa, chiefly at IS; Mixed do Il q 16
anoas and In store closing at the latter prices yell
Western 81 a SIC aloat and in store. Beef steady:
extra mess 20 So Pork r% ne and IN 10 que eG
% 81 regular old do q 50 27 6. closing at q 81
regular; prime % 90 q "a 90. Lard heavy and a
o%es ssas a sass 500 bSs Ct m Butter
State Whiskey quiet. Cotton about lie better with
fair business doing; sales $50 bales; Middling Up
III 21ac. Naval Stores lower; Spirits Turpentine
nr re; kosin % g u OILS quiet; Lnseed 10 q
steady Wool more active sales ooo s at 81
55ic for domestic fleece 44@ 47c for pulled Freights
to Liverpool quiet; Cotton per steamer 5-32d Corn
small lots oil.
CHICAGO, May 16-Flourzonly small business
and declined &c; sales No. at 206 a 2 10; No.
quiet at 2 OH. Corn active and advanced II a 1ac;
sales at 91a a este tor No. and 91lc for new Oats
moderately active at advance of q lie; sales at
1O!c. RYE shade frmer at 81 a. 1 SO for No. and
IS g 80 for No2. Barley dull and nominal.
Provisions entirely nominal Lard 1Sc. Dry salt
shoulders II q 124c.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-Whiskey unchanged and
W tue mess FORK urmer at ZS W.
Bulk Meats closed weak at 12t a 1890 for shoulders,
l43 q 1isc for clear rib Sides Bacon dull shoulders
l6t 163c; clear sides 15Ic. Lard dull at 1S5 a 1S3c
LOUISVILLE, May 15-Tobaccc-lugs Is a 90;
common 10 shipping leaf 90 q II 90. Flour-super-
tine 8 70 q 90; fancy II 70 q 10 %. Wheat IS q
60. Corn 05.
MEMPHIS, NAV 15.-Cotton-stock 1885 bales
Flour-superfne 90 a 9 so. Corn 60.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 15.-Tobacoo-lugs 6 90 q
80; dark leafs 90 q 16 90 medium and good bright
leaf IA 90 q 40 co. fine and fancy do 40 90 a rs 90.
Fionr-superhne 80 q 70; double extra and choice
g 90; Spring 10 q II. Corn 80 a 93e. Oats so
q S3c. Rye So. Mess Pork % 90. Bacoil-should-
es 13tc; clear sides 7c Lard Isle offered for choice
kettle and lss q 19c asked. Beef Catte-choice so
q 80; superior and medium at 5 90 a 7 90, gross
weight Sheep rs q Z so p head for inferior to
extra.
BILE. May 16.-Cotton firm; Middlings 3Otc;
exports 1888 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May l6.-Cotton firmer; Middng
sole, Sugar and Molasses firm and nominal.
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Book Agents Wanted
City of Portland.

WHEREAS, VIM. Fl. Strout s. al. have petition
w ed the City Council to lay out and accept
Garden Lane as Public Street, aud whereas said
petition referred by the City Council, May 11tb
1868, to the undersigned, for them to consider and
act upon, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council on laying out new streets, Will meet to hear
the parties and view the proposed way the TWEEN
tythrd day May 1865 at four O'Clock in the alter
noon, at the corner, of Middle street and Garden
Lane, and will then and there proceed to determine
and adiudge whether the public convenience re-
quires said street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands ON this fifteenth day Of
May A. ID. 1868.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, / c,r,r,,.,aa -,
ALBERT WARWICK, Nonh"i''ee on
EZRA CARTER, ,,.
j. Y. LEAVITT, nyins ouI
JAMES MOVES, NJ. s..'
GEO. Ii. CHADWICK. NC" otreets'
Nav 1G-dtd
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Administrators SaIo

DURSU ANT t. license from the Hon ,Iudoe of
L Probate tor the county OF Cumberland ibe Srb
scrber will cause to be sold at public auction on
We lnesday. May goth. at thee O'Clock p NJ at the
Soap and Candle Factory, on Green street, sundry
goods and chatte's belonging TO the estate OF Robert
HUI, deceased, as follows: AbOu 5000 lbs. Tallow
anu Grease, AZ boxes Candles, Candle Boxes, Candle
Wood, OIL Carts and Sleds. HAY. Desk, Chests, sun,
dry articles OF Furniture, &C., &c Terms cash.
SoHN I. HULL, Administrator.
49, +. 0. BAILEY,
may14dtd Auctioneer
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c' GaaoUCEsTER FISH MARKET, May 15.-George's
S IN very hxht receipt sales the present week
sales Of Bay rs at % 80 q % or, and now held
higher: Fresh Halibut scarce and prices have adj
vanced; We quote sales at so % cwt: smolad do
stock III market very light; last sales at lille ae III
Oil 75c " gallon.-(Cape Ann Advertiser
NEW YORK, May -Flour-receipts 1000 bbls. (:
sales 600 ebls state and Western lull and decn-
so; choice do $3.50 1000; fancy do 10 90 "a 10 30;
round Hoop Ohio so q 10 20 choice do 10 25 "a 10 51
Superine Western 40 "a 20; common to good extra
Western 945 "a 30; choice 10 90 q 1890; good to
choice White Wheat extra II rs q 10 rs; Southern
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NOTICE is hereby given to all parties interested,
IN that the Joint Standing Committee OF the City
Council on streets, will meet Cumberland st, on
the iyth nay OF May, 1868 at O'CLOCK M 10 estab-
fish the grade of said street each size OF Pearl
Street.
Also will meet on Fore Street, at O'clock p M IN
establish the grade OF said street from Centre IN
Cross Street; and Cross Street to establish the
grade of said street from Fore TO Commercial Street
Per Order Committee.
RUSSELL LAWS, Chairman.
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RHODE ISLAND.
BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

PROVIDENCE, May ia notable breach of
promise of marriage case, Mrs. Della M. Albro
versus Thomas j. Hill, in which the damages
were laid at 100000, was terminated in the
Supreme Court on Saturday, in a verdict for
plaintiff of $1,000. The defendant is one of the
wealthiest men in the State
DEATH OF CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN.
:, Rev. Jas. Charlton, young Roman Catho-
Tic clergyman, died here to-day.
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GEORGIA,

SAVANNAH, May 17.-From reliable authori-
tty it is now understood that the Georgia Leg
islature will be composed of three PARTIES
Democratic, Radical and Conservative indie.
pendent. The latter hold the balance of pow
er, and their proolivities thus far have been
decidedly Democratic. Mr.. Gordon and United
States Attorney Fitch will probably receive
the Democratic nomination for United States
Senator'S
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N e w YORK.


THE CASE OF COLLECTOR cALLIcoTT.
NEW YORK, May 14.-At the close of yester-
days proceedings, in the case of ex-Collector
Of Internal Revenue Callicott, in the United
States Circuit Court at Brooklyn, Callicotts
bail surrendered him, and the Court commit
ted MIN to the custody of the Marshal till new
bonds could be furnished,
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THE PACIFIC CoAsr.


SAN FRANCISCO May 15-The steamship
Continental has arrived from Portland, Ore
gon, and brings $4,000 in treasure and 5000
barrels of flour
The charter election in Oregon City resulted
in Union majority. Last year the city went
Democratic.
There is considerable activity in shipbuilding
at Puget Sound.
IDAHO.
Advices from Idaho state that grasshoppers
threaten great harm.
Reports from the mines are good and labor
is in demand.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Victoria papers represent that the town of
Lyhton has followed Victoria Westminster,
Yale and Cariboo, in declaring in favor of en-
tering the Canadian Confederation, and a
strong party is organizing to that end.
Alaska dates to April Goth report the wealth
err quite pleasant The health of Stka is
good. There have been number of arrivals
and departures and business is brisk
Nevada papers announce that the Pinto In
dams had killed four of the Pit River Indians,
who murdered the Pearson family recently,
after first chasing them for several miles.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

WHEREAS, Elias Mountfort and 16 others have
w pettiOned the City Council to lay out a new
Street or Public Way in this city,-beginning on
Fore street near the foot of Chatham Street and
running to Franklin street, and whereas said petit
ton referred by the City Council May 18th 1863
to the undersigned, for them to consider and act up
on, therefore
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that the Joint Standing Committee of lthe City
Council on laying out Streets will meet to hear
the parties aud view the proposed way the twen-
tythird day of May 1868, at five o'clock in the alter
noon, at the foot of Chatham ST., and will then and
there proceed 10 determine and adudge whether the
public convenience requires said street or way to be
laid out
Given under our hands on this fifteenth day Of
May A. D. les.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, / comr,,,tse nm
ALBERT WARWICK, O0n'nli'tee OH
EZRA CARTER, ,o,,;,,,,.
j. L. LEAVITT, laying ou'
JAMES MOVES, ~, So.
GEO. II CHADWICK. ] NC" Suee'S'
May 16 dtl