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-Ow.ASD-THEs,

OrrAwA OOuNrT, GA Young Mems
Turner'S Society hes been formed IN Pf.
Clinton Jay Cooke, Esq, is on 3 visit 10
his island home Saturday, the Sd Of July
is to be celebrated in Pt. Clinton The
new stave factory Of Msssrs. Vosburg John
son & Becker, at Elmore, IS completed and
they have already effected clntTact for
100000 slaves - Extensive preparations
are being made, in E'more for a sguare-toed,
old fashioned Fourth Of July celebration, on
Saturday. July Sd The Courier gives the
following tragic account Of the death ola COW
A COW on The track Of the Lake Shore RaTl-
way, near Genoa was struck b The locong-
tive Of the morning express going west, On
Thursday last She Was Hlled- By tLe COW
catcher and carried about a rod, landing
against small white house within The cor
p0rated hnits. The shock was too much
for the sensitive nerves Of she poor bovine
she pointed her feet heavenward, closed her
eyes, and-'igave up the ghost"
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tried Il, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that It cures their neghbOrs and friends,
and an know that what it does once lt does always
that it never fails through any lauls or neeStot
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates Of their remarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every neighbOrhOOd, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates
containing neither calOmel or any deleteT1ous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant 70 take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
>. They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal Visoera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action remove the obstructons Of the
stomach, bowels, liver; and other organs Of the
body, restoring their irregular action 10 health and
by correcting wherever they exist, such derange'
ments as are the lrst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
the box, Tor the following complaints, which these
For DySpepsia or LndIeestIon, ListIess-
ness, LangUer and Loss Of ARPerite, they
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver COmPlaint and its various synp-
Jauudlce or Green SickneGs, BtIiOus
Collie and Billions Fever, they should be ju-
iciOusy taken for each case 70 correct The diseased
a5iion or remove the distractions which cause it.
For nysemteFy OF Bl0FrnOesas Dut one mild
dose Is generally required.
1atiOu Of the Heart, Pain in the slice,
Hack and IsOinss they should be continuously
Gaen, required to change the diseased action Of
The system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsfcaI SWeIlfngs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro-
duce the effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As Dinner PHI, take one OF two F'igtS 10 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional desc stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite,
and ihFigOates the system. Hence It is often adj
vantageOns where no serious arrangement exists,
One who feels tOlerably Wei often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the diges.
tiYe-apparatDes -
DR.. o. ARER q CO., Practical Chemists,
LQKELL, HASE,. q, s, 4.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL

Hon. Merrill Barlow of Cuyahoga
county, Colonel +. B. Pond of Morgan
county, Hon. William Allen of Darke
county and General J. H. Kelley Of
Perry county, we're nominated. Kelley
and Allen were subsequently with
drawn. The roll call had been about
half completed when General Barlow
withdrew his name and moved the
nomination of Colonel Pond, which was
carried,
MEMBER or HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
John B. Gregory of Scioto county,
Israel Richardson of Delaware county.
Richard R. Porter of Stark county, and
Daniel Il. Mcmillan OF Greene county,
were nominated as candidates.
The first ballot resulted as follows.
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.1nHN p ELDERKIN- SEX.

A RCHITECT & BRIDGE BUILDER. Plani
"a and Specifications for Bridges of all kinds
both Wood and Iron, furnished to order on short
notice. Designs for Residences, Churches and
and on Reasonable Terms. Ofice-Bucklands New
Block, FREMONT, o. &C
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Z. Q. Rawson, Jas. Moore, Joseph L. RaWson.
gaE III. RAWSON & CO., ~
STORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
- Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster, Water
Lime, etc. Having purchased the entire property
known as the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
yators at the head of navigation on the Sandusky
River, we are prepared to receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Once, at Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT. IL
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KESSLER HOUSE.

II B. BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers Carried
II. to and from the House free Of charge. Stu
ated corner Of Front and State sts,
FREMONT. .. ~ =
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HOTELS.
COOPER HOUSE.

EORMERLY CrOghsn House, q, Kaufman, Pro
II prietor, corner Of Front and State Sts.,
FREMONT.
Passengers carried to and from the Depot free o.
charge.
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Ohio Republican Convention,
An EnlhuaStic Gathering.
COLUMBUs, O., June %, 1869.
THE MORNING SESSION.

THE MORNING. SESSlONs
Assembled at eleven o'clock, in the
handsome and spacious opera house,
the delegates being prompt and the
house being filled. A band played
several patriotic airs. The Convention
was called to order promptly by A. B.
Buttles and prayer was offered by DR..
A. G. Byers, of Columbus.
Hon. Benjamin Eggleston of Hamil-
ton county was introduced as temporary
chairman, and made brief speech
He was frequently interrupted by ap-
plause.
The following temporary secretaries
were nominated: D. W. Rhodes of
Delaware, ]. NJ. G. Marble of Van Vert,
S. E. Judd of Summit and Colonel
Lemert, of Crawford.
The regular committees were then
announced.
At quarter past twelve o'clock the
convention took a recess until halfpast
one O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session of the conven-
ton did not re-assemble until after two
O'Clock in the afternoon. The Capitol
City band meanwhile played several
airs.
In the absence of the temporary
chairman Mr.. Buttles called the conven-
ton to order.
OFFICERS.
Hon. N. B. Sherwin, for the commit
Tee on permanent organization, reported
as follows:
President-Hon. John Sherman of
Richland county.
VICE
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TOLEDO
W. A. SMITH

Io a5 Oct. 10, 1868.
NIHE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
to his numerous friends and patrons that from
his date the charge of the Pacific will be $3.50 per
day Being sole proprietor of this house, and there
fore free from the too common exactiOn Of an in
ordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the down
TaTd tendency of prices without any falling off Of
service 1t will now, as heretofore, be his aim to
maintain undiminishedt the favOrablereputatiOn of
tbe Pacific, which it has enjoyed for many years,
A. one of the best of travellers hotels.
The table will be bOuntifully supplied with every
delicacy Of the season. The attendance will be
found efficient and obIging. The location will be
tSund convenient for those whose business calls
tben, IN the lower part of the eity,-snd of ready
Sccess TO ali Railroad and Steamboat Lines.
373 JOHN PATTEN. /
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L0CKSnE1TE
STEWART,

STEWART,
n OCKSMITH AND CUTLER. Repairs Locks
4 Clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, Umbrellas
&C. Grinds Surgeons Instruments, RazOrs, Knives
Shears and all kinds of small edged tools. All work
attended to promptly and satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop on Croghan Street, south side, rear OF OIose
Grocery, FREMONT.
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On motion of N. W. Goodhue of Sum
NIT county General j. G. Lee was re
nominated by acclamation.
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Ayers Oathartic PiI1s.

For all the purposes of a LAxstve
Medicine.
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N. W. Goodhue nominated Hon. s
is Warner of Lorain county. George
w. Roby of franklin and Robert Sher-
ard were also nominated. On the roll
call the reserve counties all voted solid
for Warner, the eastern counties for
Sherard and the southern for Roby.
The vote resulted:
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SUPREME JUDGE.

Hon. S. O. Griswold nominated
Judge Luther Day. c.. K. Watson was
also nominated Before the roll call
was finished the name of Mr.. Watson
was withdrawn and Judge Day was
nominated,
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G.J. SALZMAN,
DENTIST, will be in his Office, at Clyde, the last
two weeks of each month, to perform all oper-
ations required in his profession. Satisfaction guar
anteed in all cases. Rooms at the old stand
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DHNTTsTRX
DIR. AF. PRICE
G.J. SALZMAN

CURGICAL MECHANICAL DENTIsT,-O OF
y fee over Bank of Fremont, Whites block, vii
be found in Office, in Fremont, from the goth to tn
ast Of each month.
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BARBaRs,

T. G. REESE,
DARBER and Hairdresser, st. Clair Block, op-
10 posite the Postofice, Front Street,
FREMONT.
Curls, Switches and all kinds Of Hair work made
TO order. The Highest price paid for Hair.
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During the talking of this ballot, on
motion Of N. w. GoOdhue, committee
of three, consisting of Goodhue of Sum7
nit county, Lawrence Of Logan county,.
and Smith of Hamilton county, was ap-
pointed to wait upon Governor Hayes
and inform him of his, denomination
On motion of Attorney General West
a resolution was adopted complimentary
to ex-senator Wade. -s-e.ra-.
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Perhaps no one medis
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
" adopted into use, in
every country andamong
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PHI. The obvious rea-
son is, thatitis am0re re-
liable and far more e1ec-
t1al remedy than any
I'll. =. -
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No choice. MeMillen and Richard
son were then withdrawn. On the third
ballot the vote stood:
Porter 3S7I6
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Mr.. Henry Smith of Hamilton coun-
ty nominated, Hon. R, B. Hayes for
governor. The rules were supended
and Governor Hayes was reuominated
by acclamation amid immense enthus-
iasm. s-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
WASHINGTON.

WAsnIAGT y, Jan. "A dispatch has
been received by the Adjutant General from
Gen. Sheiman, under date of st. Louis,
Jan, end confirming the rccounts already
published Of Gen. Sheridan's operations and
successes against the Indians.
Cen. Crant is expected 10 return TO
Washington On Monday.
lne Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
VII probably be returned abou; the middle
o, ext week
Brcyet Mai Gen. Gillett, commanding
the Fourth Military District, has been or
dsred 10 visit Washington on public bust
ness.
Breyet Ma. Gen. J. } Reynolds, Colonel
OF 18th Infantry, has been ordered to report
TO his city and report in person to the Ad-
jutant General Of the Army.
The Secretary Of Treasury ia, extended
the time for discontinuing the Office Of SUI
perints ndent Of Exports and Draw backs ut
New York, until March 4,h.
Hon. d. a. Wells, Special Commissioner
Of Revenue. hes nearly completed his third
annual report addressed to the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and which will 10 transmits
ted TO Congress on Tuesday. 1t 10 said to
b an elaborate document, treating Of tariff,
internal revenue, money and industrial
questions in all their different aspects. and
recommending such changes in present
laws - will remove obstacles in the work
Of taxation while protecting home industry.
He proposes modification in the bonded
warehouse system.
Attorney General CAringien has caused
TO b summoned about zen Witnesses thus
far, but none from distance, to appear be
fore the Grand jury, WITH view o; obtain.
ing another Indictment sgainst John II
Surrstt. It is said about the CsuIt House
that tue fsrmsr trial and preparation for
the second one cost the government about
$4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

9th Of January. Il IL said that should the
deliberations prove absrtivs, Russia will
demand neu-intssfessnce - the part Of the
Ea.tsrn powers in the quarrel between
Greece and Turkey.
Dispatches from Paris report that ssv-
sral French iron-clsds are preparing fer
sea.
OoRvu, Jan. 2.-Ths Grssisn govern
ment is actively engaged In pssfsctiug aad
completing the assessment Of The national
troops.
FLosBScs, Jan 2.-King Victor Emsnual
In his reply to the New Years cengrstula-
tions Of his military staff said that the pre-.
sent situation Of Italian affairs was good,
but that il the present amisabls situation
should become clsudsd and trouble should
in future appear to BE- imminent, be should
confidently rely upso The lsyalty and pat
riotism efthe army to sustain hin 10 osin.
tanning psaes and national honor.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Ths Times to day, 10 4
leading editorial, dsnounees the project d
tbs Liberals for the abolition Of the laws Of
primsgeniturs. &C., and says that England
is essentially aristoeratie and conservative.
CoRE, Jan. 2-Thsre was . large Feniau
demonstration here to-day, at which Mr..
OSullivan made strong speech.
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LATEST news
To THE DAILY DEmoCnA.
new YORK.
mr. TELEGR.aPR.

NEW YonK, Jan. 4-Private letters rom
Cuba do not confirm recent reports from
that country aelaiive 70 reversss Of the
revolutionists,
II IL stated that tho insurgents outnum-
Der the Spanish garrison on The Island and
there 10 every prospect that they will Be
successful. II 10 thought that If they can
hold out till March Independence 10 certain i.
They contemplate the total abolition OF
slavery and will not have annexation to the
United States unless ss 1nal resort
The Hsrsld's Washington dispatch states
that On alleged spurious Railroad company
has obtained $4,000. 900 and an enormous
amount Of land by grants from Congress,
and two distinct companies are claiming
the subsidies granted to the Eastern divis-
ion Of the Union Pacific X. Il.
Col. Wynkoop, Indian AGENT, having
changed his resignation so a, to make il
unconditional, and the came il accepted by
the G omuissionsr Of Indian Affairs.
Tho Times SAYS The whole country
expects to see Gen. Grant enter at his &C
| cession upon bold res oluts and determined
| crusade against the Government there and
the holder and moro resoluts he makes il
the more completely will he be supported.
he tenure of office bill! ought 70 be recalled.
Gen. Grant should be left entirely free ia
undertake and execute such reforms in civil
service as may require il congress sees the
wisdom OF making good behaviour the sole
tenure of. flee let il adopt Schenck's civil
service bill, but until some general provis
ions Of this sort arc adopted, Gen. Gran
should have full power over appointment
and rsmovse which the Consultation Civ
him.
This Tribune sditerially says: We hop
to see constitutional amen lmsnt frame,
AMI adopted which will couple universe
amnesty With impartial sufirsgs. and max
them part OF eur fundamental law. y
course the Republicans Of West Virginia
Missouri and Tennessee will not like 70 b
voted down 10 their respective States, Or il
portions thereof by now disfanehiss,
rebels, but no more will the now dominan
rebels Of Maryland, Kentucky and Della
ware relish enfrsnchisemsnt Of their blacl
nsighbors. No cemprshensivs ssttlemen
Of the great controversy ever did Or eve
cen help exciting some local grievances
real or imaginary, 90 in this case. States
men will disregard sslfish and short-sight
ed clamer in contemplation Of the gsners
enduring results.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
NEW YORK,

Nsw York, Jan. 2-Intsrnsi Revenue
Supervisor, butcher 10 reported 10 have
removed collector OCallsghan, this will
again opeu the question N to whether Z
collector can be kept in place contrary "a
the order ofIntsrnsl Revenue Commission.
er. ltis the 6rst case Of the kind.
ALBANY, Jan. Gov. elect Hoffman
WAS this morning escorted to the State
Capital bv . brigade Of national guards
and company OF cavalry 10 Be- inaueur
atsd - Governor. Notwithstanding the
storm which is the worst Of the season
large crowds we're present 70 witness the
ceremony.
Gov. Fsnten and staff followed BY CIV.
Hsffa.sn and stiff entered the assembly
chamber at o'clock.
Gov. Fentsn Addressed thsGov. elect in q
cordial and congratulatory manner, and
SUR .udsred to him symbols Of his ofics.
Gov. Hoffman replied 10 equally 20 com
Elementary manner, and subeep ueotly with
Lieut.. Gov. Allen, each we're sworn in BY
Judge Nelson.
After the ceremony, Gov. Hoffman held
srecspticn at tho executive chamber, and
Mrs. Hoffnsn At the executive mansion.
The Ceart Of appeal has decided in the
case Of Surrogate against Bsnjainin F. But.
Ter, executor Of his brothers estate, tina. be
must ale an inventory Of the whole prop
srty in and out Of tina State.
The Watch case mandatory Of whee,
Ter L Parsons b Co. ~ State street Brook
Ign, was robbed last Thursday night Of
| 81, 900 in watch casss.
About 80 clerks and collectors wsre
renewed to-day from the custou hous.
Frank p. Blair, Jr , 10 in town.
The Tammany Hall general eommi,te,
reelected the officers Of the last year.
Meetings we're held il several wards las
evening for the purpose Of inaugura.ins Z
oovswsnt locking 70 the rsuoval Of tn,
present police magistraass Of this sitv, aal
slsvasiag - their pieces esntlsmsa Of isgs
attaisoeats. Tia aevo0eat i aso-peSti
xaa 10 " eAagastss.
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LATE NEWS
Ell. TELE0 R.1PU.
MISSOURI.

ST. I.ouIs, Jan. 2.-0eneral Sherman has
received letter from General Sheridan,
dated For. Cobb, December 18th. noting
With Gen. Custar's It'll Cavalry and ten
companies o, tho 10Th Kansas Cavslry-in
all about 800 men. Gen. Sheridan spent
enc day on Gen. Custar's battle field. and
found the bodies of Major Elliott AMI six
teen soldiers; also the bodies OF Mrs.
Blendc and child which were captured in
the Indian camp. MIS- Blends had been
shot thorough the forehead and the child $
brains mashed out against a tree.
Gen Sheridan followed tho Indian trail
down The WacAita sixteen miles when he
came % the camp OF the kiowas who met
him with lett,. from Gen. Ha2en, which
dscered them TO be friendly. Gen. Sbeii
dan required the Indians to accompany him
70 Fort Cobb, but discovered While travel
ing q ,hst point that they were sending
their families to :ho Wachta aounta,ns-
Suspecung tina, thew were trs ing 10 deceive
him he toos Sa'anta and Home Wolf, and
notified them that he would hold them es
hostages. and that il oil the kowas did not
come to Fort Cobb he would hang them
Gen. Sheridan saws the Indians realize
now for the 6rst time that winter will not
compel US to make truce with them, and
adds that the kiowas have been engaged 10
war al the time and have been play ing fast
and loose. They have attempted to brow
beat General Hazsn since they came to
Fort Cobb, but that be vill take the starch
out Of them before be leaves them. The
Cheysnnes, Arapahoes and one band Of the
Oamanches, with Atty lodges Of Kiowas, are
now at the Wachita Mountains.
General Sheridan after consultatisn with
General Hszsn, proposes when the Kiewas
como TO Fort Cobb 70 punish these whe are
known to have been concerned in the per-
sonal acts Of murder. He will send Black
Kettles sister out to The Chey snnss and
Arapshoes and commend them T. cone in
and submit TO like treatment. II they
refuse TO come in be will carry en- wsr
against them in the Wachita Mountains. He
will leave with General Hazsn) sufficient
force 10 enable him 70 have control Of the
Indians at Fort Cobb. The weather and
snow was very severe but the health Of the
command Was gesd emily I've men Of the
Och Cavalry and six Of the 10Th Kansas be-
ing sick.
In . private letter to General Sherman,
dated one day later. General Sheridan says
The kiowas are coming in and that the
Chsy snnes are very humble since their
pnnishmsat By General Ousssr, and be has
no doubt but that the Arapahoss will also
come ia aud surrender and abide By bic
terms, after which be has no fear Of their
renewing hsstilities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
Foreign News by Atlantic Gable

PARIS, Jan. 2.-Et 10 now more than like.
~ that beth the Turkish and Grecian GOV.
ernments will participate in the proceed.
ings Of the proposed conference. It il
given out day that Alexander RHO RAM
agsh, noted Grecian poet, will rsprsssn.
Greece and Fendi Pssba. The Turkish
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, will represent
the Sublime Porte.
The journals state that at the New Years
reception the Emperor told Senior Olezass,
the Spanish Envoy, to convey to his gov.
eminent the warmest wishes both Of him
self personally, and Of France, for the hap.
piness and pre- spc,ity Of Spain.
The Emperor Napoleon. at bis usual
New Years reception to the Diplomatic
Corps, in replying TO the address
Of the representatives, Of foreign pow.
ere, said he realized with much p'essurs The
concihatcry spirit anima,ing the European
governments. which enables them to quiet
snimosities aud smooth international diff
eulties Is fast - they arise, thus insuring Z
continuous peace. He confidently hoped
that tbs year 1860 would prove - sstisiae.
tory a year a. the one which had Jest
closed, and that the course Of events may
dissipa,s unfavorate apprehension end eon.
| eol,da,s peace, 90 necessary to the welfare
and progress Of . civilized nasien end
psspls.
LssDsH, Jan. S..Ths sesfersses On ~
Esstern difficulty will meet at Pasis On Tho
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
CALIFORNIA.

San FRAxcIsco, Jan. 2.-Lsts Arizens
sdvices state that the Indians have broken
their faith with Col. Price and are agais
committing dsprsda,isns on the people.
Tho Wickenbu.g nsighborhood have or
gsni.ed company Of scouts for the pur>
pose Of chasing them. They have alss pc.
titisneb to General Ord for troops. The
Apachss murdered two men in Pima county
AMI stole number Of cattle. but the troops
succeeded in recsptuping the cattle.