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Not on Hand.

On Tuesday last the cases of Judge
Mizner of ottOwa county, and Judge
Dickinson, of this place, we're called for
trial, on Tuesday last by the U. s.
Court at Cleveland, but neither Of the
parties were present. or responded by
council. Judge Sherman then ordered
that the parties should be notified to
appear on Thursday yesterday, with
ont fail
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During the entire course Of his practice,
DR.. Foster has devoted exclusive attention
to the treatment of the diseases above men
toned and with a success 80 Aaitering and
well known that invalids from every section
of the country have frequently undertaken
long and expensive Journeys to place them
selves under his professional care. Aware,
however, that numbers, throughout the
country, desicOur of placing themselves un-
der his care, are deferred by the expense and
fatigue incident to a journey to Cincinnati.
be has, in compliance with many urgent re-
quests of parties in this county consented to
make this professional visit to Fremont, to
afford such persons an opportunity of con-
sulting him in their more inrne 1iate vicin-
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sad causaIIy.

On Tuesday the Path ult a sad
eausalty occurred in Cleveland, by
which two persons were killed and five
others badly injured. The accident
was occasioned by the csving in of the
sides of a sewer which was being con
structed on Broadway street DescHb-
ing the cave the Leader says:
An excavation had been made in the
centre Of the street, near the corner Of
Cross street, about fifteen feet deep,
and the usual planking had been put
down and properly braced. The soil
being Of light sandy nature, and with
slight tendencies towards quicksand,
che men engaged upon the work found
it exceedingly difficult to keep the sand
from rushing in. upon them. At the
spot where the cave occurred the plank
ing had not been driven quite down to.
the bottom Of the excavation, and un-
derneath it the sand sifted in, sometime
in copions quantities, and sometime
only By shovel full or 50. Nothing
occurred before half past four to cause
any suspicion that every thing was not
going on as usual, but at times a greater
Quantity of sand than at any time be-
fore coming in, the workmen became
alarmed and sprang for the braces
which kept the plank sides in their po-
sition. The weight upon them forced
Two or three Of them out, and in a mo-
ment after the sides, with one tremend-
GUS crash, gave way, hurying two men
into eternity and severely injuriBg
several others. So quick it came, that
out Of the ten or eleven men said to
have been in the excavation at the time,
only Que or two who were near the ends
Of the cave escaped uniniured.
The Herald relates the following in
,ideng eOne man who had been
caught BY tie feet and legs BY the des-
eending dirt and thrown in a partially
PROSTATE position, and across whose
breast several plank we're firmly held
by the dirt above, endured the pain Of
his constrained condition as long as his
nature could bear it, aud then, thinking
that he would die before he could be
rescued, called for priest to confess to
him before his soul passed over the
confines of time to eternity. The priest
was sent for, came, and seeing one Of
his beloved flock almost in the acouies
OF death, be grssped a shovel, ieaped
into the trench aud began shoveiing
with all his might, at the same time
speaking with words of comfort and
cheer to the pnostrate man. His efforts
succeeded, and shortly after, the man
was released hmping and exhausted
from bis long confinement
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oatarrh and Bsatness.-Many persons
are suffering from Oatarrh in the head
and some go many miles to get cured.
DR.. Poster, whose great success as
specialist in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Iclsdo
has elected 50 much prsi&sapd who has
made Catarrh his special study for many
years, has consented TO visit Fremont during
December TO render aid to those afflicted with
this troublesome and disgusting malady,
and who may be unable to go to bis Cinciu-
natl office for treatment. His new system .
said to be a radical cure. Many cases of
consumption began with " Oatsrrh in the
head"
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The latest story about Erie is that
Vanderbilt has formed colossal com
oinaation with English and American
shareholders to get possession of Erie;
slso. 70 consolidate the Atlantic and
Great Western with the Erie, and Sc
cure the mansgements Of the New Jer-
sew Central and controlling interest in
the Pennsylvania Central, making such
a great monopoly, with the Hudson
River, Harlem aud New York Central
railroads, as has never been known on
9his eoutineut
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Went Do.

The Messenger Of last week copie 8
Dur item Of the week previous IN regard
10 the disaster which befelI its brethern
Of Monroe county, and endeavors by
1idicule to evade its effect Next it
win deny that the Democratic Legisla-
ture passed law, last winter which
provides that ballots shall be printed on
white paper only, and shall contain
nothing in addition to the names Of the
candidates except the head line " Re-
publican" or e Democratic" ticket The
Monroe Democracy, however, regard
less Origuorant of the law, headed their
ticket in the manner folowhng:
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DIAMONDS REcoyEREp.-It will be
remembered that about month ago,
several very valuable diamond rings
and breastpins were stolen from the
iewelry store Of J. LaDge & Bro, on
Fourth street, between Walnut and Vine
streets. The Chief of Police and our
detectives haYe been working up the
case, and on Saturday last, Mr.. Sam.
Bayless, on delicate mission to Canada,
recovered the whole lot of jewels, and
yesterday returned them to the Brothers
Lange, much to their surprise and gratif-
cation.-CtR. CODa
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Chas. A. King, of Toledo, was nOmi-
mated, by the Republican Convention,
at Toledo, on Tuesday last as candi-
date for the office of State Senator, in
place of Hon. James C. Hail, deceased.
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NIRssENGER,a NO TroE.lrh

4t4 is to give notice that on the 3Oth day Of Nov
embeT, A. d. 1868, a Warrant Of Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of William a. Cloud, Of
Fremont, in the county Of Sandusky and State Of
Ohio, who has been adiudged bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment OF any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging to such bank
rupt, to him OF for ms use and the transfer Of any
property by him Is forbidden by law; that meet
ing Of the creditors of said bankrupt to prove their
debts, and choose one or more assignees of his
estate, VIII be held at Court Of Bankruptcy to
holden at EOrwalk, Huron county, Ohio, before
Frank Sawyer, Esq, Register, on the 22d day Of
December, A. ID. 1868, at 10 O'clock ~. N.
-.- HARRY THOMPSON,
80 - Deputy U. S. Marshal, as Messenger
Johp l. Greene, Atty for Petitioners, $50
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Ayers American Almanac, for 1878, has
been received by s. Buckland & Sos, for
delivery gratis, to all who cali for it. This
number contains proofs to show that some Of
the stars have existed for Si9ty millions of
years. We had nOtsuppused such proof pos
bible, but the u lctOr gives it in shape which
seems indisputable His wiHicisms have
long made his book acceptable, his medical
advice makes it indispensable to families, aud
now he adds the most startling problems of
abstract science to its attractions.
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Relic of Barbarism.--NeB Castle, De-;
Nov 81. In the Jail yard to-day, seven per-
sons, convicted of petty offsnses, we're tied
TO post aud whipped. Oue was man of
70 years of age, who received twenty lashes
on the back He cried bitterly during the
ordeal Two boys of about - years each
received twenty lashes. Ore man was
placed in the pillory until totally helpless
from cold and then whipped Eith twenty
Jasbss, 'a
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NOTIQE.

We profess to know when we Eave exam
ined case, whether we can help or cure it;
and in no instance can we be ipdused for
money to treat a casewliere ve have doubts
of success. Hence everyone consulting US
must expect an unbiased opinion, belt favor
able or unfavoTable We caunot fiatter the
suffering. e -......fr.f Js.r
The afflicted are apt 10 think because they
have tried much aud long tO-get help, and
failed, thaf theirlcase is. incuEable. This is
fatal error. The cure of every case de-
pends on lhe eondi ions and eircustaDcss of
the case, together with the skill of the
physician, and not on lime it has continued,
One case of twenty -four hours duration
may be incurable, while another case is
eprable Of Twenty fouryesrs' staudiug. Per.
severance in search Of health, as in every
hing else, alone assures, success.
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CATAR H.

Catarrh may be known by some of the fol-
lowing symptoms: ~.Y
Cstafrh cauAes fGIlnoss aud pressure in the
head
oatsfrh. causes dultpa;n over the brows.
oatsrrh causes nervods headache.
Catsrrh causes confusion of the mind.
Catarrh causes faiiiug memory.
Oatarrh causes restlessness. ~ m
eatsrsh caases weak and Watery eyes.
oatsrrh causes noise IN the head.
Catarrh causes partial deafoess.
Catarrh causes fullness ofthe nose.
Catarrh causes mucus and slime in the throat
CstarFh causes dropping of mstter from the
head TO the throat.
Catarrh causes Offensive discharges.
Oatarrh causes bad breath and bad taste in
the mouth. 49,
-oaiarfli >esases- slisFelisll for food. y 49,
Catsrrh causes dyspepsia.
Catarrh causes arrangement of the liver.
oatGrrh causes cold exreHities. .fls
Oatarrh causes nervous excitablity.0 p .c
Catarrh causes iadisPosition to labor. ~
Catarrh causes aversion to business.
Oatarrh causes disrelish for PLEASURE
CaLarrh causes female complaints. r.
Oatarrh causes Bronchitis and Consumption.
......a, d, y 100. ..s l.fr.....f.r sa. .
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

The People Demand the Payment of
u. S. Bonds in Greenbacks-Thst all
U. S. Bonds shall be subjected to Taxa
ton tie same as other Property-That
One Currency, Greenbacks, for Tax
payers and Bondholders is Just and
Proper.
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sUBsoRIPTIONs.-Isss.

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or Bazar viii be supplied gratis for every Club Of
Five Subscribers at 81 90 each, in one remittance
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Of Harpers Periodicals. to one address for one year.
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Volumes, in neat cloth binding, viii be sent bT e-
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The postage on Harperis Magazine is ii cents a
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rRAs the spark WHICH causes. a eonAagfation
EjisastrOds edough boliy whole city in
ashes can bee1tinguished by the pressure
Ofa fngerfsal ths mighty avalanche #hich
crushes everything in its course aud buries
whole villages under its pousrdas masses Of
snow, could be sgFestsS at starting point
by the Intervention OF single hand, so the
oatarrb, which causes 50 much misery, if
neglected, can most generally be removed
by few weeks treatment, and all danger
to the health aud .hslring averted, if attend
ed to in time. No delay, therefore, should
be allowed to occur i, procuring medical as
Eistance assoon as4ths slightest morbid con
ditiOn of the head, throat or chest become
manifest.
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Nem Advertisements

~ )FIeE.-Hermon & V.Ison re-
last all persons indeb' hem to call
anu heir aecOunfs befr ....try 1T, lssQ,
as they - TO cpmmencr CIV Year with cleat
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Chicago DOLLAR stpr,

The immense success attending our business in
BOSTON the past five years, has induced us to es-
tabish Branch Store in Chicago rendering it more
accessible to the Western people, and also saving
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eeived direct from the Manufacturers consisting OF
nearly every article desird Tor family use such az
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We are Agents tor all the best Manufacturers in
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

7 Or Foster requires to see the patient but
once only as, in the majority of cases, his
tFeatmhHt can be applied at home, by the
patient with perfect success and without in
terruption to business.
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Il hold that this Government was
made on the White Basis, by White
Men, for the benefit of White Men and
their Posterity forever."-StepkeR 4.
LlOugtas.
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Wednesday, December 30th, 1s

DUBLIC SALE.-There will be sold
l. at Public Sale at the residence of subscriber
in Washington township, seven miles west Of Fre-
mont, on the Rolleuvile road, on
Wednesday, December 3oth, 1868,
the following personal property, to-wit:
Iour horses; three colts Of them years old in
sDng, and one 6mOnths old; six cows; three steers
eight shoats; three head of sheep; seven hives Of
bees two Wagons; one spring-wagon; two sets Of
double harness; one sled; one excelsior mower and
reaper; one horse rake; grain drill one tanning
mill; one corn sheller one cider press; one hand
r0lleF;sone ipateRt ladder plOws, drags scrapers
hay forks and lot of other farming utensils Also
about 90 cords Of wood; about u tons of hay;
cook stove iron kettles, large brass kettle, and
lot Of other articles.
TEnsfs; An sums under five dollars, cash, for all
sums five dollars credit of year Will be given
with approved security.
Sale toeommence at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and will be
continued till everything is sold.
GEORGE WELKBR.
NJ. ThieFTJeehter, AuetiOneeF.- 49* -
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"UnqasstioMaJgyc tie 5sst sustained work
Of the kind in the World"
'a0iA HAo PER,S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

The most popular Monthly in the WORLDLY Y!
Observer. .s 81. .1.sss4s
we must refer in terms Of eulogy to the high
tone and varied excellence of Harper's Nagazine-
Journal with monthly circulation Of about 49,
w e0pleS-in whose pages are to be tound some Of
the enoleest light and general reading of the day.
of the American People; and the popularity it has
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IA pages Of reading matter, appropriately ilustrat
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the raey monthly and the more philosophical quar-
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Journal. 1t has great power in the dissemination
OF love Of pure literature. Trubbners Guide to
Ameriern Literature, London.
We can account Ton its success only By the simple
taet that It meets precisely the popular taste fur
n1shlng variety Of pleasing and instructive read
ing for an.--ZiOn's Herald Boston, n
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RO0MS TO LET.-ROoms in the
4 = 81 ana 81 story Of my Old Block. and IN. ths
ID story Of my new Block.
9ssl RIP. BEoELAND,
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Il : THAT
Mutton Given away every day at
at the Old Market, 2 doors
south Of the Post Office.

Thankful for past patronage and hope by strict
attention to business to merit continuance Of tn
same. I have now adopted the CASH system. so
bring your Stamps along.
PHILIP MATHIA:
Fremont, December, 1868 49tf
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"a Complete Pictorial History Of he
.asa.a E II0aes." az
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iRARPER'S WEEKLY

s'4Ae best, ckeopest, and Rsost sEeeessfNT
las Family Paper IN the Eaioa.1
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i.st aBi rf 1i.#--i1 Tsssfm b H1Tfg "' 7h
WARNING AGAINST REORGANIZATION.
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MARYLAND.
THE NEW Senator's ACCEPTANCE.

TIE NEW SENATOR'S ACCEPTANCE.
In reply To official notification OF his election
10 the United states Senate. 5lr. Hamilton wri,cs:
"GESTIEMEN. Your communication inuguIinf, Ie a. NV
election hy tic General Assembly % .lai. u 40 S"i.-
Tor OF the United States for the term ~ years nom
the 4 of March, 1862 you were pleased 20 deliver 10 n"
In person. IN accepting this important tlu~i. anH ne 10
expires, my deep az the distinguish t aufut cor
fereG upon ~ ho representatives ct tc ifu" ~
Mary land. ard tnf profoundly impressed W.T. i!e lt-
spurbiitie> attached 10 the position, especially d. view
tr present unhappy condition al our btpNtH ctltf,
10 shall be ny cndcavOr 10 merit The -tai conn
Deuce repOscd u by digent, igiiill aId co.rle-
tiots discharge OF iufy. Actuaed, 10 ap % lri.-
and those you represent, solely by consider 1ns
the general good and Tie safety and Nclarr 81
prosperous and united people, bc assured iINi u
shall be constant aim 10 cooperate WIN aH intru'
In restoring uumptired TIE just urG rCua iei ions
az AL the states Iudcr the Constitution, pro.otiis lFaro
and harmony cll Natiug friendship and tr1r i 'i't
,lng the observance uf law and order ierlt al r.
uyigOgtIng industrial interests JON ci.n- l tine
south and lHngishng IA other lurts ~ iLc tln aiH o
a ntainu. ahG preserving Tor III uue Oircn iiu o.ia
form OF government. and with 70 securing 's orgttS
and to Our p0scrty all tie IVcOns blessings when dd
always and will sr attend It's lgtiul adlsiia radon.
Accept gentlemen. Tor yourselves WJ hi.cCfc IGiks
for personal consideration Win glrat lfsftfi.
an Your Obcdcut servant, VA. 4. HAElLlUN.'
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FIRES.

The palace car Getty OF Chicago" on tho
Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, destroyed
on saturday night by the explosion Of kerosene lamp
The passengers were not injured.
The steamer Sherman from New Orleans for
Cincinnati consumed at Evansville, md on Shn-
discharged No lives lost and the books aud money
We're saved She owned IN Pittsburgh, and insured
in Cincinnati offices for $4,000.
Mr.. David Tilton's residence on KeEt-aye.,
Brooklyn, damaged TO the extent Of $780, yesterday
morning. Insured by the PhGnx OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. Cheeseman's barn. on the Flushing and
stratt0npOrt road consumed, with Its contents On
Saturday evening. Loss, $1,000. 4.
Gray's Foundry and adjoining buildings,
in London, Canada, were consumed on sunday Ioss'
5000.
LARGE SLAVE FACTORY N NORFOLK.
Messrs Storms, Beard & ROper's large four
destroyed about % O'Clock saturday morning ~ an
inccndary fire. The building was owned by Messfs:
I'd and william II. Kimberly Of Baltimore, AID valued
at $4,000 insurance s. MesSrs. Storms Co. whose
Kimberly Brothers wholesale grocery, adjoining Mas
damaged the extent Of 81 600. and Is fully Insured lie
fire throws about 100 persons out OF employment
WAREHOUSE IN BEEKMAA-sT
At o'clock this morning a fire broke ont IN
the building of No - Beekmsn-st. There Was high
variable rapiGity. II coon evident that tho
entire edGce. With its contents, world De Do.
stroyeG. So the liomcn devoted the whole az Their
engines the protection ana safety OF the ohfr bulo'
of e adjoining house. occupied by Van Nest Hayden.
saddlcfs. had caugLt fire. The building destroyed
vas occupied by G.. saHdersOn Co. steel warehouses 6
Johnson printer, and by Campbells iounG"l}. OWlpg 20
rect estimate OF loss, but it cannot fai ar short Oh
slsO,nNQ
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

registration lists Of Texas ended the $751; alt Gen
Hancock has ordered the publication of the revised lists
ia the county papers and in the fom OF handh to bo
distributed and posted In the conspicuous places
The expenses Of the printing and distribution to he
paid from the reconstruction fund: II IL said that Cen
Hancock was petltioncd TO extend the time for the
vision but refused the ground that the time provided
by law had expired and the publication VIII prevent
fraud.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

An cmigrant train, which was bali hl,cd With
passengers and attached 10 the NewNork mail train.
wa. thrown from the track Sunday morning al ADAMS
Basin by broken shaft The end Of the car parted
from The trucks and swung down tie einmnk'
mrnt, which not very steep, ulil tie
car itself stood at right angles 10 The talr.
Tie coupling parted and the ear remained on hc en-
b.nInenf with the floor forming an ncliYct plain up
which II was q lcut 10 ascend. The ehletanit welo
considerably startled, but they filed out OF ic ear rnn-
tuned, into another.
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GEN. MEADE MoDIFIEs GEN. P0PE's ORDER
Gen. Meade has published the following:

First All papers except such threaten an appontee
officer with violence future prosecution are 10 DO
allowed 10 receive advertisements, state or municipal
laws and ordinances Second, Where there is but Oao
paper In county IL may receive such advertisements n
respective OF its policy. Third All military and civil
officers registrars and persons in military employ IN The
Third Military District 10 see this order enforced
Opposition TO reconstruction, when conducted In leii
mate manner is not TO be considered an 0Eense.
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PIl,F IN KNOXVILLE. TENN.

Knoxville, Tenn, was visited with a de-
structive Con6agratiOn Oh Sunday night The block
on the southwest corner Of Main and Gay-sts was
burned from the corner 10 the Franklin House on
Maill-st lid back 10 the old Paxton property on
Gay-st. The loss is very heavy, and the insurance
only $4,000, as follows: Home, of New-liayen.
5000 Phoenix 5000; Hartford, 600 both of Hart
lord. and Southern. Of Nashville $1,000.
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JAIL-KEEPER MURDERED-CoNyIcTs ESCAPED.
ST. LOUIS, Feb Son Saturday afternoon
IL prisoners their keepers and escaped from
e 81 Josenh iai In the struggle Horace fsh brother
Of the sheriff was killed, and OF the prisoners Was
severely wounded
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CUBA.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF RIsToRr.

HAVANA, Feb. 3.-RistOri, at her hlst APP
five times.