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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-10
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-01-10

a Cugtodian.-BoTEFUR some two or
three weels ago, moved that the Office of
CUSTODIAN or City Treasurer be created, in
addition TO the other city officers, and secured
the passage of 40 ordinance to that effect
ELDKRkE, the County Treasurer, was not
under his thumb and he was desirous of
getting the city funds more completely un-
der his control. In his speech on the sub
ject he sad, that some gentleman" of the
Council could hold the Office, on lighter
salary than any outsider, and he, being a
great economist. was anxious 70 save the city
money by having that ''gentlemsn" appoint
ed. As nobody could think of giving such
an Office TO QUILrEK or KELLER it was plain
that the gentleman" referred to was no
other than the great magnste, BoTEFUR, But
al last be was handsomely beaten by QuIL-
TER who routed him, foot and horse, by
moving that JoHS NJ. SMITH be appointed
Custodian. The motion carried, BErTs and
BEUsH preferriug SMITH TO BorEFuR, of
course. BoTEFUR went home quite chop
fallen. To lose the handling of the city's
money was bad enough, but to be beaten by
QUILTER was a bitter pill.
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Always Look overour. Want column
on The second page. II contains something
new every wee.
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ststistics-The following statistics oath.

Music.-We have received the following
pieces of new music from G. N. TRExAIN,
Boston, Mass,
Soldiers Dream, by Joseph Dunbar.
Day by Day, W. R. Dempster;
The smile whose Sweetness won me, by
W. b. Graham.
ANY of the above may be had by address,
ing the publisher at Boston, and enclosing
the usual price.
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Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
Buckland's old reliable Drug Store
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TOILET ARTICLES the very best in the
market at Buckland's
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ERRORS OF YOUTH. a ass3s6aa lrskO
sufsredfor years from Nsryp Is Debility REsmature
Decay, sad 81 thsegsissf yoa;haaii naissretion,
viii, for he sake OF sEering hpns nj ~ ssndfsest to
all Ehs hsedis th sreesf5s sknt fftectious for max
ing this simple reu@dy ~ which hs cured. Suf-
ferers wishing to prof b. the adyeFtisers expert
enee, do so by addressing, in perfect confidence
J]HN B. OGDEN,
vl5n2QysNP AZ Cedar street, NY
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Fair and Thorough Trial

OF our goods from all who interested in buyins
3rst-cisss article Of Tea and Coffee, at the lowest
possible rates. 35m3.
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No MOTIF HARD TMEs.-The hard
tunes. which PEOPLE have heeu growing
about Tor s., long, are .sbout over. People
can n'w buy dry goods a lowerprices than
they We're accustomed 20 pay in gold before
the war. THIS year is the harves. year for
farmers aud NJ mistake. Brand; d Condit are
selling dress goods. fura embFoidsries,
shawls, cloakings, kid gloves, and all sorts of
fancy goods in immense quantities and ut
low prices. The isdies always make their
store 'n'e Of thar principal points on their
shopping excursions and every day brings
then, cnstenn'rs from all parts of the eoun-
try Tor p aud so miles frcm town.
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Good Tsmplars Go d Templar
Lodge was nrganizeiiu BaHvillle, lat week.
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Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
sBuckland's old reliable Drug Store.
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Buekfand's S. old reliable Drug Store.

Blseklapd's old reliable, Drug Store.
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sBuckland's old reliable Dir ug Store.
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The whole cost of the Read as row repae-
sen,rd by stock and bands between Eirrilay
and frcmont SONY S69a,250 This is far
less than This th riy seven miles OF rad cost
when bull, it is far less than it could be
built for nDw, and Is far less than il would
be worth il the whole Road was completed.
This be ng he fact, lgithstsnJing The
Road pays no nett proiit in ats present un-
fi,ished condition, and without any through
connect ems. app ecia'e the object of your
18th question and IN auswar thereto say
think the present holders Of The Stocks and
Bonds will zee be Just ce Of til. .'l-s'aHd, and
II requested wili clGseriHliy aansfer hem
pait'eS hring'ng new money to the O,nplny
CA being pad what they cost than This
certainly would place all par ies pn an equal
footing, and II there Is any profit 70 be yea
lized on the present Securities ny reason of
the extension OF he Road It is right that
new parties should be allowed 10 share in
that profit. Yours truly.
L. q. RAwsoN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

See Local Notices on Fourth Page
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Buckland's old reliable Drug Store.
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Gomnlerrial nlatters.
Fremont Market.

FREMONT, o.. THURSDAY JAN. g, lses.
Corrected by ID. Garvin q, Co,
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The following is the reply of DR.. RAwsoN,
10 the above questions: ,f f.s-szss
LAKE Erie d BoI1svILLE r. Il. OFFICE,
FREMONT, Jan. g, 1868.
Messrs. q. ID. BELL, u. Z. JONES, JAS. Ii.
EATON and WIN. DowLIKG: 81
SIKs:-I received your note of Dec. 3lst,
containing a large number of questions in
relation to this Company. You will fiud an
ewers TO many of your questions in the last
published report Of tins; Company, which
you have 10 your possession, which it is un-
necessary to repeat aud to which l refer you
for answer Some changes have been made
in the condition of the Company since that
report was. issued which l will slate. and |
will answer your questions SO FAR as is nec-
ces sary for parties proposing TO raise money
10 aid IN opening more Of this Road;
The floating debt il Eight Thousabd Dol
lars.
Fifty nine miles of this Company's Road
is now ircned aud operated, to-vi;l n in
Ohio and y in Indiana The accounts f r
ironing aud billssling the % miles in In.
diana have uat been closed aud consequent
ly have not ben carried into our books
This is 10 be paid for in bends secured by
mortgage GU that parl ofthe1pad in Indiana
Our construction account stands thus:
Stock lssqed------ ------.S SS4l, ,25l
BONDS on oh" ID vision 1900 500, COO
There bss been -nded in I1disas in pur
chase OF Right of Va, ard & radirg 450. .OO)
Ard in oiio between Finolsy aud St hsry's 200 Sso
Amoa"'ing 70 the sum $3.50, 600
All p'id in Stock aud lesy ng hasros OF
Stock aPpl.asls 10 tie Read between
Fremont and Fipdlsy Of ..a. 100 eco
To this al. lJE cost cf this 81 miles the
j'nd- sb v----------------- ---,,,, 100000
----s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30

BAD FOR LoYALTY.-Gen. Gillem
the Military Commander of Missssip.
pl, has informed the Rump Congress
that the bureau Constitution is de-
feated and doses his report by saying
II consider it my duty to call attcn-
tion to the almost impossibaity Of fad-
ing persons to Jill udcdncieS in ciUi
OFFICES who possess the necessary dftain-
meats." We have in this brief para
graph a volume OF facts in regard TO
elections in Southern States, the
prominent one of which is that, under
The "negro supremacy" policy Of the
Grant and Colfax party, there cannot
be found in the State of Mississippi
enough men who possess the necessa-
ry attainments TO fill the vacancies in
civil offices, all but negroes and scar
pet baggcrs" being disqualified by the
acts of Congress. People OF the North,
VIC appeal to you 60 consider this most
alrocious fact. Is il possible TO CON
ceive of worse condition of things
than that now existing in Mississippi
A great State handed over to the con
troll of set of ignorant negroes and
tramping "carpet bnggers," amongst
whom, General Gillem declares, not
enough men of capacity to fill ordina.
nv civil offices are to be found.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOHN GUTICU


nVSlRES TO inform his old friends and Gus
~ toners, that having enlarged his shop and
increased his facilities for manuiaciuring. he ia
nov prepared TO mske to order such Furniture AZ
may be desired, in good style and at cheap rates
for CASH. He generally has on hand at bis
Furniture rooms, varied assortment Of ready
made furEiiure, among which are
BUREAUS AND sIDE-BoARDs.
wardrobes and Book Cases Centre. Sofa. Parlor.
Breakfast and Dining Extension Tables: Com
mon. French post Cottage, Jenny Lind and other
Bedsteads Sofas of all KINDS Work stands.
Hai-raeks, Wash-stands; Rocking and Arm
Chairs spring-seat, cane bottom, par'ur. com
mon and other Chairs; Looking @ lasses Of every
description on hand and new glasses for old
frames, which will be put in on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on hand
OF furnishes to order, Corn -hask, Hair and Cot
ton-tnp Mattresses.
CoFFINs OF EVERY KIND
Made to order, and funerals attended with =
llearse whenever desired. Also, House Painting
done to order The subscriber also mauufao-
lures, aud has constantly on hand, Clements
Patent Washing Machine, the best nov in use
Those using this machine never need be with
out clean clothes lie also has Flyers Patent
Churn, superior article. family using this
Churn never need be without butter
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap for CAsH or exchanged
! for approved country produce. Cherry. Maple
Poplar, Linwood and otser Lumber suitable for
Cabinet york. taken 10 xchange for furnitu-s
es~ Remember the shop Is on Market street,
Cfarheld, Pa, and noarly opposite the "Old Jew
Store" JOHN GULIcH.
November 20, 1852
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
Distressing .fceidcnf.

A distressing accident occurred in
this city on the night Of Friday last,
by which a wife was accidently shot,
and II is feared fatally injured, by her
husband. The parties are Mr.. and
Mrs. John McAvoy, who reside on
Second, between Brunswick and Bla-
den streets. 1t seems that the night
rropious the house Immediately ad-
Joining Mr.. McAvoy's residence was
robbed. His vigilance was thus arous-
ed III more than an ordinary degree,
and on the night of the accident he
ia lgine that he heard some one
IN jhe house, and arousing his wife,
he communicated his impression to
her He thought too that he had dis.
finguished the sound of human voices
Whispering. Selling his pistol from
the pillow under which it lay, Mr..
NcAvoy proceeded to the top of the
staircase, just behind the head OF
his bedstead, in the attempt to dis
cover something further. His wife,
whom he had left on the couch, had
BY this time gotten up, and after look
Ing around in the dark, approached
her husband from the other side OF
the bed near the staircase where he
was Standing. Seeing the object APP
proaching him, and thinking his wife
stiIi in bed, Mr.. McAvoy supposed it
70 Be burgler, and crying 1--WE got
you now" fired. His wife fell, crying
ont. Oh, you have shot me-" The
pistol was charged with ball and a
few small shot, which entered the
hrenst of Mrs. McAvoy, and passing
through the lungs, lodged just under
the skin near the small of the back
Snrgical aid was obtained and the
ball extracted The condition of the
sufferer is critical and it is feared she
will not recover The husband is in
despair and wcll-nigh distracted
Yilmington On. CO. Journal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
LIST or PREMIUMS.
Class l-Sioeepstakei, pen 70 all breeds Z

Class l-S,oePstakes pen 70 all breeds and
competitors.
Best bull.....si5; "a lcst....slO 2d bcst.....S5
Best cow.... ~; 2d lest.... 10, 30 hcst..... 5
All breeds come together ia this class and com
pete with each other, b be judged by their good
points, symmetry Of frame, ability to faitcn, and
the stock they will produce.
Class = Grade Uinie. owpei IN he county.
Bcs, COW for milk, sli I'd best S. 30 best, IS
Best hciier, years dd........."~ si "a BEST.
Best heifer, , years od........,... s; % best.
Best calf, under months old...- s.
CLAss . --Cgcn
Best yoke Of oxcn...SlO; q best ..s5 "a bosi..S3
CLASS Ait Lauie.
Best fat bullock, COW or hciler...sl0 "a best..Ss
Glass o. Thoroughbred Horses open 10 all
Best stallion, any brecd.......Sl5 "a bost...Sl0
Best mare and colt any br,od. TO- I'd best. s
CLASS c. Ridieg, Dref and Farm Horses
Bost saddle horsc........-i3i % bcst..........S2
Best single family horse.
Best matched carriage hofgcs s....................
Best gclding or mare for work
Best span OF dmughi horst or mares..............
5, cond Bcst............... ,...................
The exhibitor is rcquirid to produce a state
mcnt Of least three responsible Acighbors as 20
working qualities Of draueht horses tor premiums
In this class.
Best colt under years ot...sij Cd bcsl...S2
Best 2. year old cOlt...,....-.... 2d hcst....
Best 3-ycnr.old colt..l......... O 2d bcst....
Tho hursc that moves the heaviest load ON the
stone boat, according TO his weight, without
. whip................N ouhit on the Horse anil =
Class = Tfoiblg Horses, open 70 aA.
Best time, in 8, trotdng In single harness.. 81 90
No premium will lr paid IN this lass unless
there are ten entries Of 50 ca,h. Each horse to
rot against time.
CLASS g. ,SceePstdlis open 10 oR--Pacipg IN
harness.
Best in three mile heats agair st time.......Sj0
No premium will be awarded In this class un-
less there are six entrrs. Entrance fee sl5.
Class - 7Touingia "a single hurness for horses
c,rnod IN he county a, least fifteen days BE-
fore The Fair.
Best In ,, mile heats, against timo.........~s50
No premium awarded in.this class unlos, there
are eight entries. Entrance lee s5. The horse
nning the premium In class Z, cannot compete
fJr the premium in this class.
JLAss To- Ironing horses oioaed and raised
in The coapty.
Best In 3 on time, in harness
J No premium awarded in this class unless ther,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30

Is MILITARY RULE DRAwING TO A
CLOSE OF the Generals now
on police duty in the South are en-
deavoring to make it appear that mil
itary rule there is drawing to u close.
If so, how comes it that the Paymas-
ter General has just submitted the
following estimate of the amounts re-
quircd for the execution of fRcconstruc-
ton acts in these States up 10 June 30,
1869:
In the First Military District State
of Virginia. to June 30, 1869, 500, 900.
In the Second Military District
Estates of North Carolina and Sou h
Carolina) to juno 30, 1869, $4,000
In the Third Military District
States of Georgia, Alabama and Flor
ida) TO June 80, 1869, sl50,000.
In tho Fourth Military District
Estates of Mississippi and Arkansas }
to June 80, 1869, sl0S, 400.
In the Fifth Military District Estates
of Louisiana aud Texasl 10 June 80,
1869, sS0,000,--N Y. World.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30

The New York World asks /; "Wbat
10 the use of the Southern whites vo+
int2 They have first to contend
against as unscrupulous williams as
eyer stuffed a ballOt.box, and If they
pilc up such a tremendous majority
a. even loyal figuring cannot crush,
then Congress steps in and declares
abe constitution carried anyhow, as
"a did N the case of Alabama. Do not
blame these tortured people, then, if
<ber do not vote. Many Of them
cannot vote they arc disiranchised,
and those who can and do vote, vote
only 10 have their votes disregardcd
tY Congress that has shown itself
we regret the necessity of such Ian
TrArD--a common liar"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30

"Onr colorcd niends.' will please
to remember that whom mipbvhav.
Ing negro of tho cotton field who wns
u ~, saucy, or lazy, In times Of old,
was corrected for IL, rs the schoolboys
Of the Norlh aud South are corrected
daily for their misdccds, soundly
thrash,d by iralo teachers or parents,
the Old white coated philosopher OF
the Tribune, aud that crazy individu-
al of the "hub' known as Wendell
Phillips, would set up heart rcnding
howl, that would be heard south of
Mason and Dlxons line. II was u
dreadful thing to tinglc darkey's
back with whip, whcn the said sub
lect was lnulish aud stubborn; but it
seems by the news we get from the
South about these times, that the
warm. hearted friends of Sambo, who
never could bear to think of the whip
can indulge the idea of torture for
the poor nigger, Of the most refined
cruelty, aud we'll worthy the atten-
tiOn of those humane governments,
Russia or Austria. Why does not
the Tribune howl over the following
beautiful picture Of humanity and
G ,dliness, after the New England pat
lernl Where is Brother Bec.her,
about these days? Let us hear howl
or two from him. A pious member
of the morality party has invented II
torture to make poor Sam6o take Il
false oath. Let such of "our colored
brethren" as can, just read this pre-
cious morscl ofevidence. Remember,
Sambo, your military friends are prac-
ticing these tortures upon you. An
exchange says The methods of tor
turc upon these negroes, to make
them swear away human lives, is the
instrument known as the sweat box.
1t is thus described as box OF wood,
inside of which the victim is made to
stand:
"The wooden sides Of this box, by means Of a
screw, are compressed closer and closer, until the
individual can scarcely breathe then a stieam Of
hot air steam is thrown upoR the victim he Is
almost stihed apressure put upon his heat aud
lungs until the agony OF his position Is such thai
human nature sinks under the nhietion, and the
poor creature cries out that he is ready to testify
TO anything desired"
The Washington Inteiligecner says
owe assert that our information is positive and
reliable, that these internal crueltos have been
practieed by the Federal military in Georgia upon
black men in order to make them swear away the
lives of innocent white men aud respectable citi
-.
convict and with murder in their hearts"
One of these poor negroes thus tor
tured was kept there 50 long that his
knee actually burst by the pressure
of blood. Now, remember, friends OF
the negro, Grant looks on, and does
not condemn and stop this cruelty
". Y. Day Book.