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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-08
New Orleans.

Adjoeraed-4c Colored Deiqgdtes
10 Chicago.
Now ORLEANS, May The oiHeial
OF tho election afe notyet Nab
The RepuJiicaa gives the re-
turns from all the parishes, making a
majority for the Constitution OF IT,
sos, IL also claims % Republican
against ID Democrats, and
81 Republican members Of tho House
against IA Democrats. Warmoth's
majority is slightly ia excess lof that
for the Constitution.
Tho Republican State Convention
completed its labors TINS morning by
nominating two Presidential Flee
tors.
@ Tho Nashville Dispatch says il
has authority for staining that troops
will be sent against the Ku. Klux in
Maury county. .
Bloody Fight Near ClarkSElIIe.
The Chronicle Of hast Friday says
that a bloody fight took place the
other day at Jordan's Spring, in
Montgomery county, between two
men named Small and Spears. Their
weapons wero an axe and o pistol.
The parties clinched, but were soon
after separated. Spears wound is
considered fatal. SmaH's skull is bad.
ly cut and fractured, and while strong
hopes are entertained of his recovery,
his condition is such as to excite the
apprehension of his friends and rela-
tives.
Spears and Small both formerly be-
longed to the Confederate army Press
and Times.
The Winchester (Tenn.l Journal, a
Democratic weekly of considerable
merit, in its way, has suspended for
want of patronage.
The trial of JEFF, Davis the arch
traitor has been again postponed--,this
time until juno next.
Terrible teambOa Explosion
EeUeR Person Killed and Three wownd-
ed-LiSt of Killed and Wounded.
BUFFALO, May 1-The propeller
George Cushman, owned by Dwight
Scott, of Cleveland, while moving out
of the creek to-day for Port Colburn,
exploded a boiler, killing eleven por-
SOM and injuring three. The vessel
is a complete wreck. She was valued
at S37 500 partly insured. She con
tanned 10000 bushels of wheat.
Capt Thompson was slightly hurt;
his wife escaped; Peter McDermott
and BarneI Lester, firemen: Frank
Smith, l.. Anderson, and Herman
Proving, deck hands were killed, and
bodies found. ]. Durock, VIM. Abbott,
II. G. Stewart, Geo. Lewis, jeremiah
Morris, and II. S. Gilbert, first engi-
nccr, are missing. Ono Of the deck
hands was thrown entirely over
Sturgcs' elevator, at a height of one
hundred and fifty feet,
WASHINGTON, MAY ga meet.
ing of tho Soldiers and Sailors Ma
tiOnaI Committed was held here Sat-
urday evening. Members from several
States present. A resolution
was adopted authorizing the various
State delegations to fill all vacancies
from soldiers oftheir respective States
who shall DO present at Chicago.
Tho headquarters of tho committee
after the 18th inst, will be at Matte
son House, Chicago.
Returns have been received from
nearly all the States, and the commit
tee feel assured that it will be the
largest delegated convention ever
held in this country.
The Republicans make q Clean
Sweep In Georgia.
Ar N,r A.. y IN. n.rH..p,
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For the Union Flag.
Ohio Wesleyan University.


Hos. Gro. Il, GRisuEM, Editor Fldgs
a short TIME ago, It was reported hatfrom
one third, 10 two-lh;rds Of all thu students
in the Ohio Wesleyan University had LEFT the
Institution, IN consequences Of the Trustees
permitting a col0red minister to enter col
Aege and recite. In order to ascertain the
facts in the case, ] wrote to DR.. Merrick the
President, and the following is u portion OF
Quo WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY,
April 9th, 1868.
Ag Dear Brother D,okc;
Yours Of the LIST instant is received. Sew
en- oe eight students have applied for disnis-
saAon account OF the colored mans r%eciting,
and no more, and one Of that number has
returned. Our college classes are larger this
year than ever before. We shall graduate
at least a third more this year than any pre-
yiOus year,
q y y \ y \ = y 4
Wishing you grea. success in your most i'm
portant vocation.
lam most truly yours,
r. MERRICK.n
We publish the above with pleasure, aud
can assure our readers that The "0hio Yves.
leyan University is second to no institution
Of learning il the United States, Our young
friend JOS, E. Maxwell, son of lawyer Max.
well Of this place, has overcome the prcjudi.
ces that were brought to bear against this
Northern College and has returned to til,
University, where he expects to graduate
May success attend him. Mr.. Maxwell, We ar,
credibly Informed, has aaugeter attending
the Oxford Female Collegein the same State
This is what we like to see; and we hop,
that the time is net tar distant when stu
dents frOm Ohio and other Northern State.
will attend some of our Tennessee Colleges
in doing this, a better feeling towards eacl
other win be engrndered.
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RepubIiean state Convention.

TAcve viii be a Republican State Cen veation held in
the city ~ Nashvile on TIE 10Th ~ June next, 10
takeaseon on.the Chicago nominations and prepare
for thePresidential canvass.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-08

RB~ A copperhead paper has the follow
ing New York sensation dispatch, where
nearly all such are manufactured viz
NEw YORK, May 1.-The HeraiFs WASH
ington special says it is believed that if the
President is removed, his cabinet will refuse
to quit, on the ground that the acting Presi-
dent, not being the constitutional President,
has no right to remove them.
That is decidedly rich Suppose Johnson
himself refuses to quit" We will have
another Nashville scene, like that in which
His worshipfnl W, Matt Brown figured so
consuicuouslyl
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OUR

"1E7 oSR S&ws AsD Gun INSTITUTIONS srEAK
NOT OF WHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MIN, NOT OF
nAAcN NEN, NOT OF aES OF ANY cOMPLExION
HVr LiSBrHRrIAws OF GoD-THE TRS COMMAND,
MENrs AND rHE LoRn's PRAYRR-LET THEN
SPEAK OF II PEoiPLE.p-HORACE MAYNARD.
nv. Treason must be made Odions. Traitors must be
punished and impoverished; they must not Gully be
Paahhed, but their soePl power must be destroyed; aud
alter Htskins t1casonrOdious, every URion aG,n and the
SuvenlRapt should he reimbursed outs the pockets Of
these who have Unlisted this grcat suffering upoR the
sOHntrN-ANDREN JOHNSON. April !, 1855.
STICK
Hon. Charles SSaRsr 10 Hoa. T. ". S,antoH.
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Death of Hon. M. A. Graves.

The death Of Hon. NJ. A. Graves, the wor-
thy representative of Jackson county in the
last session Of the Tennessee Legislature, is
announced. lie was a devoted Republican.
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HIDES WANTED.

uufE UsDERsIaSEp WILL PAY THE HIGHEST
hafksf tfiea b. CASH ior dl1er Dr. or Green
Wdrs asllrorsf a ~ 'fesdenrq o. D. z. wheeler,
tunrshofhf. Ttnn. 'rf ~ m1ira Tao ftfd ntaf Em-
tfsss Inv Wsrks on Nolsehucty kitst, Washioglon
rVHifs. tsnrsi On iia shares asf I'LL tainfhe.
fIea Enanicei WffLELER a AcLAteHLfs,
miTnf Taaneu.
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LATEST NEWS.
THE KUKLUX AT WORK,
Horrid Outrage in Marshall
County
BRUTAL MURDER OF A BAR
TISP PREACHER.

Gov. Brownlow has received a
communication dated Pennington,
Tenn, April "a, in which the writer
states that tho people there arc suf-
fering from outrages committed by a
secret organization styled the Kuklux
Khan. il is stated that on last Sab.
bath night the Rev. l.. Lincoln, a Bap.
list minister, was taken form the
house of afriend in which he was spend.
ing the night, and brutality murder.
cd,and his body thrown in a sink hole.
Deceased was n discharged United
States soldier. Mr. Williams, an in.
lueniial Republican, was bushwhaok-
ed and severely wounded on the 2lsl
inst. Khan post handbiIls nenr loyal
citizens dwellings, warning them u
tako up their duds and travel, koor
their mouths shut and lay low, OF
they will hang high.
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The Republicans make q Clean
Sweep I'm GeOrgia, ~

ATLANTA. May 2-The Tri6Wne'S
special says the Republicans have
made a%.cloan sweep clccting their Gov
ernor and a majority ia the State
Senate and lower branch ofthe Log
is~lature, and four out of seven Con-
gressmcn. Over 1900 white men
voted the Republican ticket and over
$1,000 black men have been forced
and swindled into voting tho dishnion
ticket. p
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The undersigned also desires to intodHa
Geiser's Patent SelEregulating Gram Sept
rHtor, the latest improved grain thrsshe All
triple-geared horse power, driven erhTe
gear or belt, all furnished complete, o.
different parts il desired. 1t has the tepul.
ton Of being the best separator eig Fr
Pdueed and gitOs general sa%lsCacRDt
thrcshes well and very fast, and cleans ti
grain by n operation ready for Market
II requires eight horses and about tho SANE
number Of hands, At snrpasses Olhe. spin,
tors in agPeeableness TO hands and bpEa
as well as in other instances. The machi'
Is conveniently arranged for hauling ~
threshing, being permanently fixed % ln
wheels, the horse pOweFa as wella thelhriA
or. 1t is easily managed, reliable, duTOs
compactand easily put Ia opgaiiVn--Pulq
on its own merits and warranted tgiihS
reasonable defects of material or wOfkHl''
ship. There are two sizes Of thiS patent ~
I and 2. No. 2 is a small machine, adiPlH
to the ~farmeF's,use. 1t is claimed that 10
machine has thfeshsd and cleaned 1SO DOSE
als Of wheat in a day, consequently eF'g8noi
business can be made with Il. Farmers vi
have this patent IN preference to any Qua
as soon as they have an Opportunity 1F
preciate and attest its merits.
We also bRye for sale a Patep, ConslN
Glover Thresbing and Hulling M'ehinst !
improved machine that has been %s'lAoh'SS
and IN successful use for i've years J
Agent will see that the machines give
geral satisfaction to those purchasing ~
be will have repair castings on hand
Shop price Of Machines range from s''I.
TO $40 90. For further iaforqsllsn,
scription Of Machine, circulars &c? aaa''
ISAAC B. GARST, Agent
Jonesboro' Washington Coz !. laA
GEISER, PRICE 4 Co. ManalAs'u'n.
HayneibOro, Franklin o.
NMavIw1 -
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Our Candidates for Congress.
The m Of the two gentlemen we unfuTl
at our masthead are those Of men Of &C.
knowledged ability and unainching loyalty.
Hon. ThOs. A. Hamilton aud Gen. John B.
Rodgers are names ever dear to the loyal
people Of Tennessee.
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to Edwin n. stanton was born in
Culpcppor County Virginia.
Tho wife Of George d. Prentice died
on Sunday last.
Fred. Dougless has purchased a
residence in Yineland, N j. and win
remove there in Nay F.
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Horrible Murder.

Frenchman named Peter Ladry, living
in Webster, was murdered this morn
ing while in bed with bis wife, BY blows
on bis head with an AK. Tho wife Of
the murdered man had beon intimate
with the man who is charged with
committing the deed. II IS supposed
his wife left the housedoor n~nfastened
with the understandingtha be should
enter and murder Laifry while AAleep.
They were both arrested and viii be
examined tomorrow. 4.
H-Tbo towns along che hHo Of
The Nashville and DocatuFo railroad
are ono after another being swept
with t0rRadOes Of Gre, and th6 dos
Traction OF property far exceeds any
loss hitherto known in thOiro long
history. Only q short time siuco, a
considerable portion Of Franklin was
laid in ashes, hpd now a largo part
Of tho business portion of Pulaski IL
a heap Of smonlderIng rninH3dii7
~ The Official count shows that
tho Connecticut State Senate will
consist Of L. Republicans and Q Do.
mocrats Tho House viii have 100
Republicans aud 100 Democrat.
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NOTICE

Wk The undersigned, desire 10 inform
wv those whom it may CopseFps thai \,
expect TO thresh wheat his coming spns
with Geiser's Patent Separator. We proDS,'
to thresh for FIVE bushels Of wheat GU, Oilb,
Notwithstanding three hands and btI
horses having 10 view the benefit Of Is,
farmers as well as our own We have al,
on hand, Machines for sale. 0ae Chat Pau
manufactured by George Miller, and on
Separator manufactured by John G. Rankin
They are manufactured Of good material
ttIesh fast and do good work II manage
well. Any one desiring to purchase audo
tain a bargain, should call Immediately.
DAVID GARST h SOY,
Blooms Greek, Washington Coz 3. Teua.}
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The Norm carolina EeleclIon.

Returns from North Carolina show
thatth Republicans have carried that
State by a large majority. The loyal
people of tho Old North State cry
aloud for impeachment.
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THE Test oath in Georgia.

ATLANTA, April 30.-GoRL Meade Is
sued an order, giving II az his opinion
that all members elect to tho Legista-
ture have to take tho test oath.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-08

Wishing you grea. success in your most i'm
portant vocation.
Iam mnst trulv vours
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-10

Ell in thp recruiting, feeding. tramp 'rting
and c'"sbiry Oh,p volunteers and militia,
during TIC war rrior tottbc time when stea
troops we're mustered Istb The service of the
Upi'ei Sta'es e4eports fhat its work is sub
staniially comfleteds 1t has examined
dusipg he past year. GAINS amounting n
Sl4g. .SS7 81 of whcha rar amounting %
S66 AL 81, have bedh allowed, aud tn. re-
mainder aIe still under consideration The
claims allowed exceed the last appropriation
made by S2I. 7l3 AZ, and this sum, together
with such portions of the claims still under
examination as may be found just will need
10 be provided for.
The Federal Government. under an act oi
Congress- appointed Board, of which Gen.
CaseyIwBs Pr, sidenf, To examine and pass
upon 5he claims of the State far 'expendf
lures made on behalf of the United States
during the invasion of 1863, known as the
Morgan Raid" Their authority did not
cover any claims for damages to private
property, but only the legitimate expendi-
lures for putting on foot and sustaining in
the field State troops Claims for these
items were laid before the Board BY the Ad-
jutant General, amounting to S274.924 A,
of which all but $8662 73 were allowed,
and are now waiting the action ofthe United
States Treasury Department upon the re-
port of the Commission. 49,. r.-i.-.-t.
Besides the two classes of claims against
the General Government above described,
the State has accounts for materials furnish
ed and expenditures made during the war.
In addition TO installments previously al
lowed and paid, we have this year received
the sum of$159, 02S22, which has been duly
certified into the Treasury, and are in daily
expectation of the receipt of another and
larger payment.
The amount of claims presented, but not
yet allowed and paid, exclusive of those
presented to Gen. Casey's commission, and
those allowed by the State Military Commits
sion is $3.50 sos as
Amountbsfor Gen Casey's commission ,s0l IL
Amount allowed TO this date by State
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LETTER FROM COLUMBUS.

GoLuxBus, o., January Z, 1868.
EprroRs JouKNAL The Senate and d.
- Reps. met aud organized yesterday In
The Senate all the members were present.
rhe so-calIed Democrats were on the ground,
. ,srv man and on all test questions the
,,,e stood IS Union aud Is Democrats. The
Democrats have the power, and The love for
sroils, of which they have been so long de-
rived, makes them eager, earnest and comT
,,act as pack of wolves half starved. They
are thoroughly @ganized and drilled The
MON party is no les 80, and not behind
,ben in talent and tact. This state of things
will make the. session interesting.
The most important measure introduced
un 90 this time, is resolution resembling
the ratification of the Amendments TO The
II. s. Constitution. adopted heretofore, This
shows that the Democratic party designs to
throw open the whole. subject Of Recon
s,ruction: |: open the way for The assumption
Of the rebel debt, the re-estabiishment
of Slavery in the rebel States. aud the denial
of citizenship to the colored Union patriots
Gould some of our timsrous Union men
who we're frightened into iDdifte,eree- OF
support Of the Democracy last iali' see the
consequences of their iimidity, it seems to
me they would regret their deviation from
the support of the only party which really
has the welfare of our Country and the
Rights of Man at heart.
The Rules of the Senate, heretofore, au-
th,rized the President of the Senate to ap-
mint all Committees. This would not dc
for the Democracy, because the formation
If the Committees would devolve upon 1t
,,ov McBurDey. Hence a prompt alteration
# This Rule by the majority, and the cleo
,;oa of Committees by the majority OF Sen
',pnrx and Of course such Committeeman as
r. Democrats desire. The COMMITTEES
were elected to-day by st'ict party vote
The Senate adjourned at noon to-day tn'
I'll the 9Th inst. sAsDpsAf'
- lEH ~
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World,
Established in 1886 by one of
our most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges-
tiOn, COstiyeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands OF certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func-
tiOns of the body in a healthy
condition.
Sold by al Druggists. White & Rowland, Propri-
etors, Successors to Or. John Mohat and Dr.. ". B,
Mofst, IS Liberty Street, New York,
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GOTsIR0T's InuaI Message,

Fs''OtO- Citizens Of e General Assqpblz;,
It is made my su,y by tie Cessiil ssiod
TO lay before yoB The gerassl cIbdiiiV II Of
the affairs OF The safe il tbe seeefal .le psrt-
ments of the skovernment. sud 70 suggest
sacn Legislation ss may seem expedieut in
view OF such condition. | shall endesvor to
perform this duty as briefly as a clear state
ment OF our affairs will permit, and shall
avo,d the discussion u all questions not di-
Ieetiy growing out of the administration of
the state Governnseat.
ne reduction in the burdens of taxation,
u "nich the estimate ,yss presented in my
.asS annual message, was .-arried into effect
= aooeE tne legislation # last winter, making
',aa'Ig ! g, -thre" miIlions o.. dollars to the
+ tba tIs. was mainly in consequence
- sssatiou of the extrao rdInary ex-
dIiuFes belonging to state Of war and
the resumption Of the ordiDa y routine oil
peacefui lie. h-'-'a1 hfd 'd a1H
The balance in the Treasury on the ISL
of November, 1866, was 81, ,021, 25L.6S; the
receipts during the last fiscal year ~,s1e $5'-
I55, 7O3s45 making the total amount Of
funds in the Treasury during the yeaE, So
49, b.
The Disbursements during the year have,
been $5496, ,964.34, which amount has been
paid out from the several funds in the sums
following, viz 'N
From General Revenue ST. 71h264.11
do Canal Fund p o9l .O9
do Sinking Fund (Stats Debt
ard interest) -------- !, ,S65 ,O6414
do Com. School Fund. -! ], ,469 ,936O 90
do Soldiers Relief Fund l67, ,722.03
do All other Funds -.- 'i I96.766 81
~ I'M, n rO O
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VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS The RlaACLE OF TEE kGE! =

Gray-Healcd People have thel
ocks.restored by it TO the dark, lHstyouS
iHfeffytSsesof youth. an,tare happy! a
Young People. with i,gief,Jaded orred HsiE.
lave these nnsashiouabIe colors changed ID 1
beautiful auburn, and rejoice! n j
People whose heads are covered witt
Dandipf aud HVmors, use it, and lave
clean coats and clear aud healthy scalPs
TSaId-IIeaded Veterans nave
heir remaining locks tightcncd, and this
bare spots covered with aluXuriant growth
Of Hair, and dance for JOY
Young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly pertuiged!
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
heir Hair in place!
Everybody. must and iciU use it. because
t is the cleGaeSt and test article in uhs
.i,~'.
7'regists generals !
Wholesale Az uts.
STRONG * sPMSTRONG.
BENTON MYERS * CANFIEI+,
Clevslsn'
For Sale by
e. K NC ULL0rH 4
y BUCKLAt.D & son. 4
SE. lJChSSON I
lyl Fremon
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"A NEw B'SK F.R SINGiSg GLAssks.-We
have isr,iw'a ? c pi " a ID " TX b ok for
Singing Schools cnttled The Song Queer,
by II, Il Palme- This wsrk is intebd ID
+xlres,Iy jor Sn.giag Gl ssS,s, r. D lg 7SrhJals
dc. i c.,I' ms - Bs-ie-s msttss iihS II
r5e'e! :, to Fl ar,d tAr riire laser p4A =
{ = wha' ~ ne Us aud ~ more. hence itcsn
be ii 'ri.',i - on thiri tho pr,ce of W.
mon singing buriks Tn lain in's qr@ ave
lie worit cNp'sniteii Pie exercises
a e. e. 'glfs,iSe d 50 arranged tn i lie
lea"hrr ran exp lin 4 en- in his "~'' way.
f. cnrtsi tH,,ruugh tr4 iSr -, t'i,. - g..
adslt ~ for btth c'ss r'H D iva'e nStfUc-
i In, aud a bea i'm - t. .7r''t= -a-i 81 i4
iound IL slrH pap reorer; 80 certs each,
or IS % ~. d z,n,, B iar soy ~ rs cents
e;,ch Or 81 - pr 4 'z"r. A id~rss II r.
Palme-. No 3S. Croshy's Opera H.ius.,
Ira HrfsH.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-10

ENOR SALE.-A valuable lot, on
IL Garris ou Street, for sale az a very low price.
CAAFIELD 4 CO, at the PostoHice.
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Nfm advertisements.
mo. OF BANK s.
QUARTERLY REPORT

n THE CONDITION OFThe First National
" Bank Of Fremont, on the morning Of the
First Monday of January, 1858:
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CAMEIELn g. Co

EOR SALE.-A good Tannery on
IL the east side Of the rlver, in running order,
with aA the necessary tools, with three fine in-ots
Price 900, One-ha!f down. balance tims TO suit
purchaser. This is considered good harsain $50
CORDS tan bark for sale with Tannery:
CAAFIELD CO., at the Postofice.
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F0Rs sSAbE.-A new gothic house
Il with lot, Market Street, with good fences,
veil and cistern, : neat yard we'll stocked with
shrubbery. Prizes low. Terms easy
CAMFIBLD x CO., at the Postonice.
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the chronic Insane, VII, s. nit BE curd ior
in cur county indruari,s i,s,-ew The re-
Proach of The S ale, y | all ors1early slI he
brought under skilled trealn ess aud th,ir
lives made mosetolerahle to Lem, even if
cue ca1Eot b i IF efed.
N alPropnhtiep W lso made at the
lsA leg HAaiive session rfthe afect,en of Il
naN institutes forthe Blind. ard The trus-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-10

an iustI at az . al conf N hsir rust
worlhie-s - e
The nunbec IL c,H,ic ID Tie Penj,eu-
tiary has aver ed one ihoUsand; twelve
huedred sss ninety-oee hfFirg been in it
duriIig lhe y earl aud one thousaied al a one
renaiailk Jheres sst he date sf he report Et
is manifest that Il will not 20 To put oaany
longer ihe task ~ prov;ding' Cor The increase
OF cOnviets, which keeps pace with our in
crease of population Such thought IS
have been ale t,gike the SUI iecl h4s con
vinced me that the increase Of prison room
ought to be made by building sn internedi
ate prison, taking giade between the Reform
Farm and the present Peuitentiary, where a
thorough effort may he made to test the
value Of a really reiorruatofy System pppn
tie Younger mei, and less hardened class of
criminals convicted OF FIRST offences by the
GOuFtS