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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
aemaining in the Washingtsn City Pes,
Office, Friday, July 30, 1868.

ITO obtain any of these letters, the appli.
can't must call for advertised Letters, giving
The date of the list.
~If no; called for within one month they
Will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Once.
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BaItimore Stock Market ro-day

BALTlMoRR, July 3a.-EirginIa stxes old.
~ BID, ~. asked: do. l~67. 53k bld, 81 . asked
do. coupon 81 bid; North Carolina slN-s, A. A
5us bid, So sked.
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= Springfield, Mass. is 70 have q peace lu.
bilee on "Wednesday and THURSDAY, September
SIN and 9Th. The chorus will consist OF the
singers from Western Massachusetts, ana tn.
Connecticut Valley, who took part IN the Bos.
ton Jubilee
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NEW YORK, judy 3p-Fluur S cents bs,,-i
ara qnlst. W heat shade nrmeT and qu;'.
Corn duii and dropping.
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KIrk OF CONFIRMATION. - Archbishop
McClos key administered the rite of confirms
Church, New York, on "Wednesday, Among
the postulants were hve colored persons,
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FROM SPAIN.
The Carlist Movement Played Oat-Entel

fNtt
MADRID. July JU.-The Carlist movement
may be regarded as having died out.
General SIckles has gone 10 Ia Grange. 10
present his CREDENTIALS as United States Min
ister 10 Marsh al Serrano.
John Il. Haie leaves for America on Monday.
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u - VI % v A L..

r GAIT
Has REMOVED his
WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
from S23 ID street, 10
Ne 25t PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB
E-tustn I2fh and 18th SIS. south sile. ilf-eo3S
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THE INDIAN BUEsAU bias ordered an investi-
CATION into the recently reported outragss by
he Apache Indians in New Mexico.
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WONDEREyt nyDrCySe

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLEE Il really q
valuable medicsment- Snd unlike most Of the
patented article. OF IRE day, is used by many
Fhysicians. IL IS particularly des able In Iocs-
tipIs where ply .icisBs are not near and in fami.
lies will often the necessity Of sending sut st
midnight for doctor A bottle should he kept in
evan house hoS-5E Tf1s-!tsJ. ~ 2l-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS
% X III GR A Nd A - y q \ l.
Schuetzen Fest
OF THE
WASHINGTON ScHUfTlEh vEREIN

4
NEW SCHUETzEN PARK
ON THE
ID 81, i,L. 9TH. and G'h OF August, 1863.
PRIZE SHOOTING, FBIZE BOWLING, LA
DlEs PRIZE SHOOTING. CONCERT AND
DANCING, POPULAR ANUsEMENTS FOR
YOUTH. lLLU LUMIsATI0N, FIREWORKS, &c,
a., EvESY DAY AND EVENING DURING
TIE FESTIVAL.
The Celebrated Cuban Gymuasts
AApA- IELGlLs S9ss vENTINI, ard
whose daring feats on the Enchanted Ba- are the
tTsstest piece Of srti.tic Trapeze snd isht Rope
terlp, snSss ever messed. viii apgesr EN kkf
hfIhkNOOS az O'Clock, and EVIRY EVEN
Also the Washington s.,ngerhund. Arion omar
tstte Club and u All ne QusrtrTte et GaitiuSre,
W,l give their besitIfuI airs ,,uartettes CLyr-
HrTs and p TyIolesnW Warblings every evening.
vi D one 81 the interesting features Of the Fes
IIcsIlent Concert Mu.I,-S0 pieces-by the An.
LagOii>i Nd. - kLysl land every day
lie esIebratsd GtTmanIs Band-2i pieces-under
ShS les eIshlpof Professor Schroeder, viii furnish
sIshoIe every afternoon and evening
The We're u Guarantees the best order, and soil
All orders II VIZ tie Gonm'ttes ot Atr.nsemept,
mrst be str -tIv observed
f"r the Prize Shooting and Bowling, and L..
',g. shoo'ln-, prizes amounting 20 )! 500 Will 10
Stages and Umr II usse. viii he at the terminus
tt The sth street rsIr0sI IA sGiflcient sunber to
aecSmnCdate passengers At the rate OF ten cents
Admission 10 the Park 5 cent. Ito the Pa, lion,
No return ticke,s will be i..u.d
ne pr Lss Will b. on exhibition AZ Mr Henry
ssmkip :, NO. 80 Penn'y iyani. avenue frienis
inlly requested TO send their conirbutisns to the
H566t THE ENICCTIyE COMMITTEE
Sunday Herald
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SOLICITOR BANFIKLD left New Orleans
Wednesday night for Washington, having
completed bis investiga tious in the former city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS, IRON RITfERS.

.L'S 'No~ n kNS.
~ enrich tn. blood AMI yrcvent it ,rvrn hecOna-
tnE wstery and west give o healthy com pIexiou
festoTe the appetite. invigorate tae system and
are very paisfehle- These titteTs are recommend
81 70 81 p'rsoss re irirlpg o safe AMI vain able
ionic 70 fmpart tonS AMI strength to the sys,el.I
~ siven "a EItters merely stimalaut in their
'-ects; whiCh b a'though they nay possess tonic
Vegetable pTopertles, cannot give the strength ts
he blood Which the Iron Biiters wiII give
Pr.psTed by Wn,. Blhs Chemist For sale In
Ns-hfnCton by kiDWELL q son PeH1sy Ivania
svtnLe argf 18th street. r,yM 3m
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A RUSH FOR THH HVACANCY.-There are over
a dozen app,icati ons f,r the posi'iHn of Collec-
tor Of Internal Revenue for tb' -'.strict.
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0svsrunsns sseurisiss.

WAsursfoS. July n, tses.-JAy OooEs A
20. nmisa tne sotlowins suossuens OF Gov
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Z NJ v V 4 L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY RE.
moved their AIT STORE from No. 30I Penna
avenue, to No 24S street. between 18th and
l3th streets. In Hooe's new building.
Our new store will he opened 20 the public A,
socH As " can be properly lifted up, with = new
hLe stle ndid assortment Of everything in our line
IhAnkibg the pubiis for past fAyor-, we hope 10
receive q continuance 20 their patronage Which
is sMITd SrpoNc
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THk PRESIDENT and Gen. Porter will leave
here 'his evening at nine o'clock for Long
Branch
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IHTERN.L RYvsNuE-The receipts to-day
from this source were sI.0i7,210.
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NJ ,Is 80" ON Nhss hIBITIos ISe, $50
s1kEEr. AT MARKRITERS, }SrsrE
NO. 80 Seventh street, between ID and n .trsAt.
liant Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
SneSe WI Paintings, Engrsviugs Chroros &c
49,. LeSsest Stock Psperhsngings, window
- r,.ISse frames, Picture OoTd aud Tas-
mails, &c., in the District Trims
spAly N4 "u1 N"noet.
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ERRING But NOZZLE

ERRING But NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
IIred, desire better MANHOOD. sent IN sealed
letter en- yeIopes. iIe@ OF charge Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Box p
Philadelphia. Pa INV 10 eosn
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NAVAL ORDBRs.-Chief Engineer John W
Moore has been ordered TO duty at the Ports
mouth, y. H., Navy Yard.
Chief Engineer ID. Robie has been ordered
% duty as inspector OF machinery anoat at The
Boston Navy Yard.
Lieutenant Commander n II. Farduhar has
been ordered to hold himself In READINESS for
duty on board the L. = steamer Severn.
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EDAss WOEkS Mr. WILLIAM l.. BAKER
NJ stll open his Museum THIS EvHNING and
ave exhibitions EVERY EVENING this eek
~ tht fiith Island Baptist Church. ID street b.,
tween Z ant 9TH streets Island. Proceeds for
m benefit ot the Church. Tickets "a Cents.
'hlctrn Ib Cent y t2-St"
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RRPoRTED PLATE PRINTERS SrRrKR-A
special dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Post from
New lork says. The Plate Printers Associa.
ton here are on a strike, and have assurances
oi assistance from their Washington brethren,
which may seriously embarrass M tuIfiIIed ;
he Government note printing
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ARCHIBALD STiRLIHD. Jg- f Baltimore,
'Fas yesterday appointed by resident Grant,
United States Attorney for Maryland, vice A.
Sterrett RIdsely.
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J. WOODRUFF LEWIS, cilim agent. of New
York, has been arrested and held for trial, by
direction OF the Second Auditor, charged with
fraud in ob aiming bounties.
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MAYOR CHAHoos, Of Richmond, Is At Viii.


fHE PRESIDENT and family and suite will
visit Sararogs on Tuesday.
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On THE GETTYSBURG BATTLE FIELD, On the
ith o. August, the officers of both armies will
meet 10 designate the positions of both armies
on the day OF the memorable battle.
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SENIOR LEMCs sticks 10 IT. in spite of the
newspapers. that lie is the soriginal Jacob"
and the only accredited agent Of the Cuban
kepublIc in this COUNTY,.
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AUGUSTUS LUDLOW CASE has been appointed
by the President Chief of the Bureau OF Ord
nance ofthe Navy Department, vice Rear Ad.
mlral Dahlgren, resigned.
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FRANK BRowNELL. OF Troy. New York, VINO
killed jackson after he had shot Ellsworth. IN
alexandria. Virginia, in 1861, has obtained the
.nusket used by HIM on tina: occasion, and de-
posIed it in the New York State Department,
where the coat aud hat belonging TO Ellsworth
are kent.
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THE REVRNUR LoCK.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue yesterday awarded to the
Townsend Manufacturing Company, OF Kuf-
falo, the contract for supplying its patent lock
for disilleries. The lock has register IN ad-
dition 10 the seal
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NEW SCHUETZEN PARK
ON THE
ID 81, itL. 9TH. and 6'h OF August, 1863
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THR AMOUNT or MONEY sent through the
mail by postal money orders Is increasing at
the rate OF one hundred per cent. annually.
This year the aggregate foots up thirty million
dollars against sixteen millions last year. and
t is estimated that this amount will asaln
double next year.
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SEC RETARY RAwL1Ns AND GENERAL SHBR.
NAN had long interview yesterday in Refer
ence TO various matters of army administration
connected with the efficiency and economy of
the service and the duties of the military in the
South.
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SECRETARY robson has decided that of.
flcers OF the Marine Corps serving on ship
board shall Eot be considered a in the enjoy
ment of the quarters to which they are entitled
oy law, and for the loss OF which they are enti-
tied 10 allowance.
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THR RECENT FIGHTING IN JAPAN-Dis-
patches have been received at the Navy De.
partment from Lieut.. Commander Bradford,
commanding steamer Aroostook, Asiatic
Squadron; giving further particulars of the
recent engagements IN Japan. He states that
the engagement on the morning OF the 9th OF
May was between several OF Enomotte kamadi.
and the MIkado's feet Stone wal, and six Others
The former were repulsed with great loss,
after making two unsuccessful attempts TO
board or sink the Stonewall, and il was re.
ported that the Ashuelot was DESTROYED.
The Eagle an dEmperor returned TO Hokadadi.
On the 10Th and 27th OF May heavy firing was
heard on the land TO the westward, and il was
subsequently, ascertained that the Mikado's
forces had taken Matsmae, after an engage.
ment OF six hours. On the LIST Of June several
Iakomins OF the MikadO's came on board the
Aroostook from kikomar, and reported thar
tba' point having overcome Onomottos forces
in every engagement, and that they would
d On make the attack upon iHakodadi.
as they expected To make a junction
with their main division Of their army at
Chono. village about SIX miles inland from
HokodadI They said the entire force, amount.
vi 10 about 10000 men. had been landed at
kaminabati and Cape Jeramento near Cape
Rodgers on the west coast, the main division
marching directly across to Chomo and eight
companies 600 men) alsng the coast taking the
towns along the sea coast. On the 4th OF Juue
steamed into the outer harbor Of Hokodsd di
sLeilng the beach and small villages untiI
they arrived at Maikawa, where they were
opened upon by the fort water batteries Eagle
and Emperor and had TO Withdraw, but sub.
sequently the firing was renewed and some OF
number Of japanese and destroying houses.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CERsswRLL is still
detained at his residence in Elktop, Nd in
consequence o: the accident that occurred to
him on Saturday last, by which he broke his
left arm, and did not come to the city to-day,
as expected.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Curiosity.-Mr. John Linton, residing
near Clyde, left with us few days ago, one
of the most singular petrefaotiohs we ever
saw. 1t was picked up by boy, in the bed
of Raccoon Greek, about mile and a hall
south OF Clyde, and was purchased from him
by Nlr, Linton. Ia size and general appear.
ance il resembles 4 lOsfof bread, even to
the BROWNIES of the crust but over It's
surface run raised seams or veins, at irregular
intervals, and crossing each other at angles
These veins seem to be Of different sub
stance or deposit aud wonld lead TO the cOu-
elusion that the mass; if really petrefaction,
was a compound of different materials which.
while Petrifying, maintained a distinctive
character As it viii be called for in few
days, any Of our D 'izens desirous Of examin-
ing it should call u, soon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Mr.. Cloud, the patentee of the. new lock
referred to by US, few weeks since, called
upon us few days ago, and exhibited its
workings to US. 1t is very simple and easy
of construction, and viii. commena itself to
all who examine it, asRhead of anything yet
invented as a burglar proof and common
door lOek.-As we stated when referring to
itibefOre, he is preparing it to take East and
submit to manufacturers, unless some o1e Of
means would take hold of it here, in which
case be would us Ike most liberal arrange
ment for its manufacture. It should not be
permitted to leave Fremont and seek man
ufactursr elsewhere, bat should, on the con
trsry, be made to contribute to the growth
and prosperity of our city. 1t would prove
as valuable an addition as large sgricultu-
raj works, would employ as many hands,
While requiring less capital, and once sue
cessfully in operation, would prove mine Of
wealth, % the nianufactuTss. WiliSnet some
Of our men of means, who have a desire to
invest in manufacturer, examine into the
matter before it is taken hold of by parties
at a distance. TOthoss who have been wait
ing for something to turnup, 4" we say here
it is. Take hold Of it, ~ tG
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TOR SALE-One Of the finest resi-
BUCHU.

From DispensatOFy of the United States.l
DIOSHA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES
PRoPERr1Es-Their odor is strong, diffusive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and an
alogous Of mint.
MEDICAL PRoPRIETIEs AND UsEs.-Buohu leaves
are gently sttmulant, with q peculiar tendency to
the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary Or
gans, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bad-
der, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra
Diseases Of the ProstTate Gland, and Retention OF
lncOunenoe OF the Urine, from loss Of tone in the
parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy has
also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
Rheumatism, CutaneOus Affections, and Drupsy
HELNBoLD's EXTRACT RUoHU Is used by persons
nom the ages Of Ia to p, and from s. to j5, In
the decline change of life; after Confinement or
Labor Pains; Bed-Wetting in children.
In affections peculiar to females the Extract of
Buehu is Unequaled BY any other remedy, as in
ChlOrosis, or Retention, IrTegularity Painfulness
or Suppression of Customary EYacuations Ulcer
atea or seirThous state Of the Uterus, LeueOrrhea
or Whites. -e
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KDSEYs, GRAVEL,
AND DRoPsICAL SWELLIEes.-This medicine in
ereases the power Of Digestion, and exctes the Alb
sorpents into healthy action, by which Watery or
Caleareous dispositions, and all Unnatural En-
largements are reduced, as wen as PAIN and IDfam-
nation.
HELaBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU has cured every
case Of Diabetes in which it has been given Irri-
tatlon Of the Neck, of the Bladder, and Inflammation
Bladder, Retention of Urine Diseases of the Pros
tate Gland, Stone In the Bladder, Caleulns, Gravel
Bricl-DUst Deposit, and Mueus or Milky Dis
charges, and for enfeebled and delicate eOnstitu-
tons, of both sexes, attended with the following
Symptoms; IndispOsitiQn TO ExertiOn, Loss Of
Power, Loss of Memory, DIFFICULTY Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves Trembling, Horror OF Disease, Wake
fulness, Dimness of Vision; Pain in the Back, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, DTyness Of the Skin,
Eruption on the Face, PaIlid Countenanee, Univer-
sal Iassitude Of the Musclar Systym, &C.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU is Diuretic and
Purifying, and cures all diseases arising from
habits Of dissipation, exeesses and imprudences in
life, impurities Of the blood, &c, syperceding Co
pabia IN affections for which it Is used, snch rs
GonoTTheea, elects Of long standing, and syphilis
TIC AhectiUnsinf these diseases used m connection
with HELAfBOLD's ROsE WASH.
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Beware of COunterfeits. Ask for HelmbOld's
Take no other. Price, 81 25 per BOTTLE or six bot
ties for sc 50. Delivered TO any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications. Address
H. 7. HELMBOLD, 594 broadway, New York.
"a None are genuine unless done up in steel-en-
grayed wrapper, with fac-simile of my Chemical
Warehouse, and signed f
5-2m II. T HELGBOLD.
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Library Lecture. fith lecture

Library Lecture. The ith lecture o.
the course will be delivered by the Rev. E
B. Rafensperger, of Toledo, on Friday even
ming of this week the 5th inst. Subject "Hum.
Ors of the Pulpit and the Pew" An ex-
change speaking of this lecture says:
Rev. E, 3. RafTsnsperEer. of Toledo de.
liVered the first of a course of lectures before
the Young Mems Christian Association OF
this place, on Monday evening last. The
theme of the Rev. gentleman was "The Pull
pit and the Pew" The lecture was one OF
rare ability and interest. At one time the
audience was conEulsed with laughter-st
another thrilled with the most eloquent ut
tersuces of pulpit Oratory. Any attempt at
a synopsis of the lecture cannot be under
taken here. Suffice it to say the lecture was
"a decided Wooster Republican, Dec.
.I7tb,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Quail shcoting.-During last week a
party Of hunters were in this locality shoot
ing quail. The first day two of them killed
66; the second day four of them killed SO; the
third day e3; the fourth day lO3, and the
fifth day, till noon, %; making in all, 374
quail The hunters were Frank Drake, Vim,
II. Lewis and P. H. Birkbead, Of Toledo,
and John Davidson, of Monroe, Mich. They
are all excellent shots.-0HGua Seatiael. --
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T D. qafYip 4 c

Plantation Bitters combine rare medicin-
al virtues with a delicious aroma, aud a
flavor grateful to The palate. 1t is purely
vegetable, and in its composition all the
requisites of science have been complied
with it is suitable for ages AMI sexes. 1t is
gentle stimulating and soothing. All dys-
peptic disorders are cured by it, and it re-
pairs and restores natures wasted powers.
Plantation Bitters are increasing daily in
favor with all clauses. 1t relieves suffering,
renders life luxury, brightens the present,
and throws a hopeful light on the future.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

J. 7. LANMAN & Co., have received a
new supply of TEA, from the MERCHANTS
UNION TEA Co OF N. eYs They sell Tea at
the New YoRK PRICE and warrant every
pound to give satisfaction, if it does not, the
money will be refunded on returning it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Burglars entered the notion store Of NJ.
j. Joseph, on Front street, on the night of
the 9th ult., and succeeded in abstractiug
some change from the money drawer. He
missed nothing else. Itappesrs the key had
not been taken from the lock, and. it bad
been turned Rith Z pair Of nippers, the
burglars thus obtaining an entrance.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

. A Word TO THE WIsE.v7Just Re
ceived-One Carr Load of Michigan White
Wheat, The -four of which We viii be pleas
ed to Exchange for1GIeenbacks. 4 sFkAT
6Srz5 III ~ MooRE & DEAN.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Election of omoers.-At the recent
election Of officers for Brainafd Lodge, No.
1856, F. a IL, the following persons were
chosen for 4ls snsning year 5 3 1Sa2
RObt H. Rice, W. NJ; F. NJ. Ginn, s. W;
o. P. Frary, J. W.; John Bell, Treasurer !;
]. V. Bsery, Sec'y; James Brown, S. D.;
A. R Hall, J, p AFtzeTyleFyfg
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

For SALE.--A small house, with
three rooms, and about Is of an acre of laud,
in the village Of BallYille, will be sold cheap
for cash. Enquire of Mrs, Martha A. Smith
on the premises.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Fortunstely, for tie gtOdbd hog be g.
capped a fright on Tuesday last, in this vidni!
ty, and was not obliged TO betake himselfto
his subteTaneau abode for further six weeks
nap. There waEnary sbaddersssa that day,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Fremont senate.-At the meeting Ofthe
Senate, on Monday evening of next week,
the bill repeating the Tenure-of- Office Act
and other important bills viii come up for
discussion on their second reading; also
resolution On RecOnstruction, and for the
srrnsd occupation of the Island Of Cuba by.
the American government. Let there be a
fun attendance rfeEs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

The COMMITTEES 70 locate the new Peni-
tentiaTy were in Toledo on the 3Oth. Couldn't
Fremont have visit. There are plenty Of
good locations hereaboute
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Building promises to be brisk, in Fre-
mont, the ensuing season, as numbers are
already making preparations to begin as
early as the season viii permit.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

The Old Fair Ground was sold, agree
ably to notice. 30 the highest bidder, Downs
s Co., who o~n fhe adjoining land. The
price paid was Sl6O5. |
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

A Debating Olub was organized at Bur
gOou's school house, on Wednesday evening
last 1t viii hold its meetings weekly, We
believe, and the meetings are open to the
public B tts hFtH
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

To be Buil+-The new Presbyterian
church, Is now rendered fixed fact, the
subscription having reached the sum of
$25, 600. s. Birchari and IS. White, we
notice, have subscribed the sum of 5000
each. There are several other large sub.
scriptiOns, but those are the largest.