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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-30

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lstne grait. .llm @otteswilen," iagte Ct, .wo1en
g,n Ss dsthon nsr oor e'nsn aussn Bas babi4 Sb-
sd tann nidt mebr !" mar ibre sanse aut,uort.
Sie periudte f4 auf3uri4ten unb aus Ienen Mrmerl
5u BIen, aber foalei fiblte he. baB iie 5u idpadb
mar. unpeltiiBt su 8eben. Mit tpieber jufoDenben
Au3en lleB ne fd bon ibm fabren, BON Der @trabe
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rf aelde9sny. iagts Ct bann 5u Dolentin .eemanbt
ne IN nnler paus = laiien sic mid Sbnen beIfen."
Na!enttn oantte, nno BON ben beioen W6nnern ae-
tugt 19pantte Vettp. 5uar NIT oifenen Auaen, aber
perltort, ihuer dtbmenb unb bic Qppen balb oe6ff.
net, nber bic Sdwele mo bic Sausfrau he il, auf.
9ere9ter Ibelnobme empfing. SoaIei& fief 6as
lnn9e yelo on ole ndd9ite Sbiir. nno man trat In
elm apeites, bas Wobn3immer Der Trou. 6ier lie.
ben lie Bettp out oas Sopba nieber unb Bakntin
oridte tie ianft eeeen bic 2ebne 5uriid. Nol5 Elm
paar Nu9enbliden fam bic innge 1rou burb cine
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tr sn ;hS,ss ~ ss.s,sI.;u ~ .eaoen. ~4@. pas
woientin nie nun;IiirrH dpsrs u udnn eelugfl.
bprnh;asmnss @sfhI ano empIeno en- le1r
osfomwen a. is;n e. sana sea ~ ue.Hanoteen Jrau
@ bsru orte er hem % innosn suaS Sanshr Oreg'e s &
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hie imnoe Trom re hsSs, m Su... sMonW lV,ate
tts"os O'~a o's oeusn utuNnsl gtHdues unO 25Qs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-30
soo burd, einen sturs aus hem Ieniler.

Nus ct. Gouis meloet Der Neue Nn5. bes We=
nens: Gin idredlider unalidsfaQ erei9nete iid ae=
itern Worsen in Dem BON Der r9Deitern Union 9e@
le9raph 60" benubten &ebdube an Der Olipe @tra=
Be, 5wilden 2: uno 8. @traBe. Gin ieit unsefdbr
Sabren in Oieniten Der genannten @eieQiGaft fe=
benoer gbemifer. Namens Sean courbe, eine eeifern
lRoreen um ubr in elm 3immsr i'm iedbiten Stod-
perf, um bort irseno cine Nrbeit nor3unebmen. Sos
bintere 6eniter mar beraus9enommen woroen. unb
ba es 5u Der 3eit siemlih itart ihneite, 10 polte
Ssrr Sourbe cine Dede Dor basislbe bdnaen, um ben
59nee abSubalten. Ct nabm einen Stubl, itelte
ibn an Die Jeniteroeffnung, ities bann oarouf unb
bob seraoe Die Oede in bic S6be, als Der @tubl au
padeln besann; Souroe perlor bas @ltidsetpi&t,
fel aus bem sseniter unb aus elmer S6be BON unee.
fdbr 100 Sub auf einen i'm 6ofraum beiinoliden
4Dorant. Ser unellflide Wann 5eri4metterte ii4
Die 8ene uno erbiet innerli4e 8erlebungen. bic bel.
note ausenblidlid ieinen Sob berbeifihrten.
Souroe mar ein Jransole. unsefdbr 43 Sabre alt
uno mar perbeiratbet lebte aber eit Idn9erer 3eit
bon iener 6rau setrennt. Ct binterldBt einen Sobn
i'm Utter bon II Sabren, Der in ocm 9eleerapben.
8ureau su Grantlin. Mo.. bei1dftist 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-30

Bpfon23. Seq. Ser neuIide BabIipru4 ei-
ner Surp. baB 2aeerbier nidt berauideno iei. lit
pom Gibter 2orD BON Der Superior Gsurt bel Sci.
te geiett poroen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE nEaALn ars.a y.nar,

REPORTED BY TUE HERALD SrgAJ yACHry.
Ant e. WITH h@rSp soa Sspn Glasgow and Neville
ESssreucsl light we teSiy wads he entire PASSAGE Sept
bound PM ion 81 g. an imam man
ost,anssip s. Lauren. CIR Lenare Hnvre wa are Avg
Hvs II wss RSs ssS P passengers 10 Geo Mckenzie
steam.hip Eagle, Green's HAVANA sspt T. with udse and
70 "a. Atlanta a NAY ss sesn"p 60
'age.
ss ana Ss.S psE sr GSsSn hours with
Steamship Volunteer, Jones' Wilmington, No, days.
wsaa.' iGe gs,is Rsssa say,o p,,r, c ro,
norfolk With mdse and passengers, 10 the Old ponnIou
st.a%s6io Brunette, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdsc to
Ship Raer, Mersh Manila May 49, with sugar &C. TO W
satas VS. 6r zanssar 18Th lat j. ioS1 b. SarI hs sy
BARK Joscphns Martin FIcket, Msrsees 4s days, with
mdsc TO Warren Ray co. Had moderate weather during
Bfig Roscr. Move, Dckosou, Demarars, al days with
Brig Belle Walters, Walters, ooh Rios, Ja 40 days. with
'oIi ,TIs 1, 70 nl lts os v,
sh6oans had strong and Ne wind. &" sn NJ p pss
s sssr ! M s,,.,s DAYTON, Richmond, Va y.
ssRr aras FrnSes s, ns,s, y ys,ns
asir oc.ana. 5sssrly, ;isorgstows, DC. for HUDSON
ssr isd s%aa aSe Ts ssaS Delaware ave-
schr Onward, Pierson, Delaware.
s sS as rhsSsp s5 70, %,
saga, days on the passage, NOT H. .: before re-
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
steamship wamsi,tn Fish, New Bedford for New York
fosnd FOR Ns% York Win lumber to
scr Globe DeeIna, Bangor for New York. with lumber 70
sasy W 0r,usI GriapE usddAp for rhlsdslphiI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
ODD FELLOWS ANNUAL COMMUNICATION IN CALIFORNIA.

from Tie BOSTON, TfaveI1eT, sept IL
Several OF the grand representatives from the New
England states to the Annual Communication or the
Right Worthy Lodge of the United States l. o. o.
F. which Is TO be held In the city OF San Francisco
California; during the latter part OF the present
month"; embarked on board q train of cars which left
the Boston and Albany depot In this city this MORN
ing for their destination. The following are the
names Of the representatives.
From Observation-Disclosures i. Ford, Charles
HAYDEN, George II. Stickney aud william Ellison.
New Hampshirc-Jonatnan d. Stratton william
r. Tapey, John Z. Spring and True OsgOod.
Maine-Messrs. Kingsbury, Cummings, Ladd and
Merrill.
Rhode Island-Messrs. Driscoll, Dodge, Cole ana
Paine.
At Omaha there win be general meeting OF
grand representatives from The several States and
then the party which Will number about 150 viii
proceed on their way over the Union Pacific Rail-
road Ill handsome special Car, making brief stop
at Salt Lake City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

winter sets In The channel a. this point has been
365 feet wide, and 10 is proposed TO increase tnat
width to 6s5 feet. This Is being accomplished oy
cutting OF part OF LOvell's Island. The Upper MID.
die near Fort Independence Is to DE wdened 70 100
feet and TO have mean depth OF twenty three feet
appropriations are made.
The forts IN the harbor are greatly improved and
mounted with the heaviest guns. The plans u Il
expected, VIII be ready for presentation to the next
Congress, and II approved work will be commenced
Immediately and the guns mounted as s0on as cast.
Negotiations are now pending for the purchase by
government OF Long Island Head, and II satifacto-
rily completed strong fort will be Immediately
erected thereon. The position Ia a commanding one,
and the new fort will Undoubtedly prove q valuable
addition to the narbOr defences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER ., 1869.
iFerni.1 pnctraues.

Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD our
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not now
collect MARINE reports attend TO the delivery OF packages
will be by the following extract from the proceedings
ofthe regular monthly maetng held March g. 1885,
Resolved, That on and after April 1853 the Associated
Press VIII discontinue the collection OF shin newa In The
barber OF New YORK. Passed unanimously.
20, rne once Of mo HEEiLD steam vScbs JAMES ana
JEASNKT1E Is q, whitehall sp All cpAfk,pi from
aud con'tses masters Of iawssS bound yes
seis viii be forwarded froe of charge,
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Iieappearaaee Of Patriots-skirmishes--
tent Of n Spanish Column.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August q, ]

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, August p, 1850.
To-day there is great influx OF people here from
81 Merida, owing TO the appearance in that locality
OF Polcarpio RurtaD, who, having apparently re-
covered from his reported disastrous defeat by The
Governor or Guantanamo, has whipped detach-
ment OF volunteers OF that district. These latter
numbered about 100 men, and after five hours light
ing gave way with a loss OF thirty men. Several
straggers were afterwards captured.
The troops guarding the sugar estates are said to
be deserving TO the enemy III considerable numbers
and IL Is even reported that two whole companies
OF the Havana regiment had gone over. the insur-
gents infrenchod in great numbers In the "Re-
compensa" estate, near to the railroad. They are
also moving nearer Guantanamo, ana recently had
an action with 100 men OF the regular infantry and
q number OF volunteers. The troops were COM
Ae,il 90 retire with loss oil one captain, one en-
sign and seven men, while the volunteers lost
fifteen men, The lnsurgent force there is stated at
y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

It is impossible TO keep up active operations. Oc-
casionally slight skirmishes take place be-
from Puerto Principe, but with results OF
such s0ht importance that they are not
worthy OF more particular mention. recent
line OF the railroad The troops claim that they had
n hand-to-nand encounter, lasting more than an
hour, with superior numbers of Insurgents, killing
twenty-slx OF them while. wonderful to say, they
lost not one.
r r ,n o ers ~ s allmvipo - si Vou,
round trips are made weekly, running the distance
IN much less time than formerly. The cholera has
entirely disappeared from this city and from Prin-
cpe, and on the 18th q Ie Deuss was sung here In
gratitude.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

Weather AlonY the Coast,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
SHIPPIN NEW s.

Almanac for New York-Tais DAY.
Sun rises....... 5 35 Moon SETS. go eve 928
Sun sets. ...... 6 Is High water. eve IL SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10
REJOW.

Ship Thos Durham, Young, Liverpool July 81 with ie.
to Thos Danhams Nephew Co Wss BOARDED 7,h mat lat
Al bj Ion s. by pilot boat Abraham Legyett, No A..
Brig II Havland, Lie Blanc, from Cow Bay, CB, with
coal WAS boarded 9Th inst lat III 20 Ion % 30 by pilot boat
Abraham Leggett. No A.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

Seaynships Trpoii, for Liverpool; Columbia, Havana;
Rapidan, Savannah; Valley City, Georgetown, DO.
Wind nj sunset WNW.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
/ q H6a.s. lps., b l. a. 5l.Is .hi.d

the HOUSE, near tie list asy 5lsls third
and long session winch ended IN hay
last, vote was forced 0u Mr. Ruksn-
brod's bill, which resulted ia every
Democrat Fvot6g agai6st is repeal, and
eFerf ReDublieah il favor 0ffH
Here the Democratic Lagislatura oncs
more Te,indorsed It's action on The pas
sage Of the Visible Admizturs bill, With
all ifs ihfamy and Vil6nsss. and silths
same time, as 8 party, refused y rec
Ognize the authority Of tie Supreme
Court BY Eepudiating its decisisos -
When aDemocFatic Judge deOidsstha
the sNegro has noFigh.sW Whieh = Whits
man is bound tOTespset then tha De-
mocraey say We must obey the judg-
ment Of the Court When q Supreme
Court saws the colored citizen Of Ohio
shall not be deprived Of bis conslitu-
tiohal rights, then the entire Dsm0eFatic
party, il the person Of its chosen rep
resentives, votes TO disregard o. Tspu-
diste the decision "a 'Esi'tiiiii1
This same Democracy ask a restora-
ton to power, that they may further
insult and wrong the people Of Ohio.
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Qaehg.
IN THE BEYOND.

BIZ N. n.
Under the shining sky I stand
Under the sky and the glory-land,
Gazing, see an angels wand
Lift the clouds from the pure Beyond.
Visions of glory, and faces pale,
CLEAN from beneath the lifted veil,
And sounds Of gladness and whispers fond
Are borne to my ears from the glad Beyond.
go! fear not the coming" the voices say,
"of Him who opens the gates Of Day;
Only rejoice, for they never despond
Who dwell in the light of the bright Beyond
"Rejoicel as you pass from your land 60 this,
Where each flower is tipped with giory-kiss,
For darkness fed and morning dawned
When we glided away to the glad Beyond"
Softly the voices die away,
And darkness Ger spread the halls of Day,
For the angel, waving again his wand,
Shut out the Light Of the bright Beyond.
But ever yearning fills my soul,
A yearning to reach the destined goal,
And the voices low TO the wish respond
From the mystic realms of the far Beyond.
Angels are waiting for me up there,
Angls of light with shining hair, Sd
And their holy love is "a blessed bond a
That binds me to the fair Beyond.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

| - VIII Aaas
| Christ made himself IKE 70 us, that
1 He might make Us Ike to himself.
Christ must needs have died; how
else could sin be expiated, the law
satisfied, the devil conquered, add nan
saYeal --- -1aJ 1o'lA
They that deny themselves for
Christ should enjoy themselves in
Christ alaaQ v.1aeJ ra1s7.s adT
IfGhrist denied innocsnt 'nslurs- for
love Of US, shall We not deny coEEaptioa
out of love toaHim
Christ BY his death appeared to be
the Son Of man; by his resurrection
He appeared to be the Son Of God.
Christ Was,tbs Great promise Of The
Old FestarasutytA Spirit 81 tlIs8 Qgeat
promise of the EsR Testament
ChFist's strength is ihe Christians
strength. He that thinks he has no
need Of Christ has too high thoughts
Of himself; he that thinks Christ can
not help him has to- low thoughts Of
Christ ssHQa ol s,I 81 i's5 - b,
Presumssion abuses Christ despair
refuses him isHsnA Eabr81sa
Christ satisfied God to the uttermosL
and therefore can save sinners to the
uttermost The blood Of Christ,
which satisfied the justice Of God, may
safety an awkward sinner. 1907 sa5
If sin were better known, Christ
would be better thought Of .
lfsin doth not tsst bitter, Christ
doth not taste sweet. ts - ei.s5
Christ hath entfeated God to Be re-
cOnciled TO US, and now be entFsats Us
to be reconciled to God. uoaa
God will give Us nothing for our
sskes; but he viii deny Us nothing
for Christ's sake. None are 90 low IS
Christ was, none so lowly, none So low
ing. om as
The blood of Christ upon the heart
is the greatest blessing; upon the hsad
Is the greatest curse eaavsdof
Il matters not who are ou. accussrs if
Christ be our advocate. -, @ q.
a There is no honor Ike q relation to
Christ; no riches Ike the gracss Of
Christ no learning like the knowledge
Of Christ and no persons Ike servants
Of Christ
s Think not the worse Of Christ for his
or his cross. As he ceases
not to be man in his highest sstata, 50
be was God in bis lowest. His words
we're otscles, and his works miracles.
His life was pattern, bis death a
sacrifice, All the angels in heaven
adore him, and all the sons and dsuRh-
sers Of Adam m1st stand before him.
OF did We but know ourselves and
'uF Savior We are poor, but he is rich;
Eel are dead, bnt hsis life We are sin,
out ne IS righteousness, we are guilt
ness, but ne Is grace; we are misery,
'ut ne is mercy we srs lost, but be is
Aviation. 1--we are wiling be never
vas otherwise. He ever lives ever
osss,i ever plies, AeveEl PlaadE He
owes to the end and he saves to the
lttermost all that comes unto him.
-Aason's Sslses Rsnsi,ss.
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Singular Case Of Tnsiiroalnn
% er1 Bal gH HoRaa.--.. - = =

3l eg1 l-s .8E HORaasr-e1 rrT el.f7.-
We do not remember to have hssfd
Of more remarkable exhibition Of
equine intelligence than was eommani.
Gated to US. few days sihcs b7 Mr..
Allen, of this place. The eireumstau-
ces, as they were related to Us are IS fol-
toFs: yn-J 900
= Mr. A.has hae for aconsidsrabIs time
a span Of sprigbtly little horses that he
has EneYer separated. In the stable, in
field, in the harness, they have always
been together. This has caused a
strong attachment TO grow up between
them. A few days ago he went with
them out to Lake Linnetonks. on a
fishing -exeursiOn--Ta Taking them out
Of the carriage, he tied them with stout
ropes, several rods apart on a strip of
grass that grew upon the shore, and
left them to feed. Returning to tbe
shsnty he threw himself upon the floor
to await the return Of the party Who
had repaired to the Lake to fish. Not
much time had elapsed before the sound
Of an approaching horses feet attracted
his attention, and, moment after one
Of his span appeared at the door.
The animal puf his head in, aud Civ
ing q neigh, turned, and at SLOW
galloP, yet under evident exitement,
returned to the spot where, bat 4 few
minutes before, lie and his companion
had been fastened. Surprised 10 fnd
his horse loose, and struck with bis sin-
gular conduct MIA. Immediately fol-
lowed and found the other lying in the
water, entsngled in the rope ana
struggling to keep his head from being
submerged.
While Mr. A. proceeded to olsen
gage the unfortunate horse, his noble
benefactor stood BY, manifsstinF the ut
most sOlicitude and sympathy. and
when his mate was extricated from its
penlous situation and again upon bis
feet the generous creature exhibited
the most unquestionable signs Of salts
faction and joy. a sidT
That TINS intelligent animal shOhld
have noticed the misfortune Of his
mate, that he should know where to
apply for rescue, and in efforts should
iunder three-fourths of an inch rope.
md, finally, that he should exhibit 80
high an appreciation Of the event are
circumstances to astonish us aud COM
mend themselves to the thougtfuI con-
liberation Of those who would limit the
'ower Of reasoning TO- the sgenus
lomo "-SL AHthOHy's Erpress, Nm
ieseta. a.r .n
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

E0R SALF.-A one and a half
1 steEy new frame dwelling House, on Napo-
leon street. Contains rooms, closets and pantry.
Lot contains one-third OF an acre. Priee--s2 100;
half down, balance in three annuAl payments,
GbAfEtEEh 8 Co,
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Less than New York Prices
UWe Warrantun Work.

By now looking up your Peteraon's Magazines
godey's Lady's Book, Ladies' Repositories, Youpl
Folka, AtlauticA- HaRperE, &e.; your Law, NeSicil
sad Religions Journals; your old Family Bibles
Pocket Bibles, Bymn Books &c. you epn have then
e0undtn any style. At the very lowest prices NJ
Frank Yale viii call and rseeive them, and charge
a0thin sc xtra TO sending and returning them
svoland April 1888. Is
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13
No. I44 Superior street,
CL Ev ELAND, o.

HAYING faciiities superior to any Book Binding
IL EstAblishmentin this part Of the country, and
equal to any In the United states-sast orwest-ve
are enabled to execute work in any style from the
most Elegant Turkey Morocco, to the pIAinsst Hall
Binding and at even
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

For all the purposes Of a Laxative
cine Is SO universally re.
quired by everybody as
~ a eathartic nor was ever
C= any before so universal.
40 ly adopted into nse, in
every country and among
n all classes, as this mild
EElWGNA but efficient puTgative
Pun. The obvious rea-
son is, that it is amore re.
-. liable and far more efec.
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
tried it know that It cured them; those who have
not know that Il cures their ghbors and friends,
and an Know tlat What It does onee It does always
that it never fails through any fault or neglected.
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sands Of certificates Of ftherremarkable cures Of the
following comp laints, but such gunes ars known in
every ncighbOThOOd, and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither calOmel or any deleterious drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
uem pleasant 70 take. while being purely vegetable
ne harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on The
internal viscera TO purify the blood and stimulate it
in to healthy action remove the ObsructOns of The
sto uaeh, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
iodv restoring their irregular action to health and
IN corr setting wherever they exist such derange-
Ifients as are the fFst origin Of disease. ~
Minute directions are given n the wrdppeE On
the box, for the following complaints, which these
FOR IByspePsia or Indigestion. ListIess-
nRHa. I8uCWor and Loss OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stOn-
aeh and restore its healthy tone and action.
For liver Complaint and its various synp-
toms Bilious Headache. Sick Headache,
Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious FeveFs, they should be ju-
ciousIy taken for each case to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause il.
For DyaenteFy CT DiaFFhOea, but one mild
: dose Is generally required.
For IEheumafism, GOut, Gravel, paInis
tatiOn OF the Hears, Pain in she Side,
Back and L0fns, they should be continuously
taken, required 70 change the diseased action OF
Tie system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For lrOpHy and DrOFsical sFeIIiEen they
should be taken in large and eouert doses to pro.
dnce ne effect Of drastic purge.
for Suppression large dose should be taken
as u proouces the desired eject by sympafhy.
As Dinner PHI, take one or two YSfIIs 10 mo-
mote dgeston and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invlgorates the system. Hence it is olten adj
YantageOus where no serious derangement ezists
one VINO feels toleraby well, oflen finds that dose
o. these fis makes him feel decidedly better from
tsslF cleansing and renoTating eject on the diges-
tive apparatns,
lpB. J. g. AVER CO., PrsetieaI CheRtsts,
FORRZE, N6ss,, V.s.A,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

Holder, the editor Of the Marion county
A''T0r' the Democratic organ Of Chat coun-
~ was recently nominated by 81 cliaue. /"
for CLERK Of The Court, aud has since been
FePrdiated by the honest members Of that
party BY placing in nomination another and
better man for the place.