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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
Cheap Felegraphv.

A bill was recently introduced into the
EElLsuss, ts.lrogiils if5I tl.s osastrsotioa Of a
telegraph line between Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltiu6ore and Washington.
1t provides that jana F. Hall and others
may, under the diree on and supervision Of
the Postmaster Genssal, coustfnUt { line q
telegraph over any lie OF route Of travsl
between the above points. Metals pOIss
and air cables are to be used. Charges TO
be one cent per word, including the address;
dzteEHdt signature. Government messages
are at all times 70 Be transpittsd free Of
charge, 10 the press aud public, when con-
tainiDg geuerainews, and are to be inmedi-
stely posted on bulletin bOerds at every
POstOfice connected with the line. The gov
eFnment is to have the privilege of purchase,
atsths end ofthEee.yeaIs, If if the line proves
a asuecsss, sad IS atne eFpepss, fit does not
prove a success.
Should this bin become law, il will de-
veloPe the feasibility Of proposed cheap tel
egraphic system, and ultimately determine
whether it win be connected with the postal
SYSTEM It is Contended that the metallic
posts are indestrsetible, and hence the cost
OfmsiHtaiuihg the liue after being once built
will be but trifingi that the wire to be used
will be more durable and better than any
now in use. There is something tangible in
this proposition. It Is not a huge swindle
like the Hubbard proposition, s'gsgno-as
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

A writer to the Cleveland Leader desires
to be informed as to who Cain wife was.
BE or she-most probably the latter-says
staAfter Gain slew Abel there remained but
three persons-Adam, Eve and himself-on
this globe, and how he succeeded IN finding
8 wife in the land of N cd is more than can
understand. = ESchdags.
The scripture does not say that Cain took
unto himself wife in the land of Nod, nor
in any way indicate that he obtained his wife
there but, on the contrary, leaves it to be
inferred that he was possessed of wife be-
fore he went into the land of Nod. Chrome
logically, when Gain slew Abel l29 years
had transpired since the creation, and his age
was nearly that sum of years. The records
Of the birth of Cain and Able follow in
quick succession, but we are told of no other
sons being born unto Adam and Eve, until
the birth of Seth, after the Staying of Abel,
as successor to the righteous seed. No
record seems to have been kept of the births
Of daughters, but the presumptive evidence
is strong that daughters were born unto
Adam aud Eve, before this time, in fulfil
ment of the command to C multiply and re-
Plenish, and that of these daughters Cain
obtained his wife. In general way it is
asserted after, the birth of Seth, that Adam
lived eight hundred years and begat sons
and daughters. There is no record of Gains
marriage, neither is there of the marriage of
Seth, Enos, Canaan, &ca yet we are told
that at the age of one hundred and five years
Seth begat Enos, and that Enos at the age
Of ninety begst Canaan. We are left to in
fer The marriage of these parties, and that
their wives were daughters of Adam and
Eve, not the slightest intimation existing
that they were daughters Of another people
and so of Cain who was tiller of the ground,
apparently to gain subsistence; and when
told the ground should not " thenceforth
yield unto thee her strength Understood the
extent of the penalty to involve himself and
family, and exclaimed " my punishment is
greater than can bear" He then departed
for the land Of Nod, and .here took up his
residence, and there, in scriptural language.
{ knew his wife, and she conceived and bare
EnOch."" \.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

"CoEFUsIoN worse confounded =
seems e have ruled in the Councils Of
the nation on the occasion ofRnnouncy
ing the EOtssof the States for Preside
and Vice President, on the 10Th inst
=, a III ff5!lsssl1H % szfe-l fiEo0 i
Butler was Persistept and Wade stupid
ly stubogn, and asa consequence ascshe
was senaotsdldhat NrilI not increase tHs
respect felt among the nations fOf our
Legislative bodies., The cool head and
parlalneptaEy knoWlsdgs d Of Speaker
ColhEs E0hld hare sxtTicatsd 4hsC Con
ventiOa fiom its middle quickly Asd be
occupied the position filed BY Mr..
ErI-1 8 ~ 5H t4llba -,ilatilH
wade. tl-..r-r. --.-sr41 ---.f f,rra
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
The President and Vice Presidet Elect
Notified of their Election.


WASHINGTON, Feb. I3.-This morning al
halfpast 10 o'clock, Senator Morton and
Representatives Pruyn and Wilson, of Iowa,
made their appearance at the headquarters oi
the army, for the purpose Of presenting 10
Gen. Grant certificate of his election As
President Of the United States. ~.
Senator Morton addressed the President
elect announcing that they were the com
mittee appointed by Congress to present him
with the commission as President of ihe
United States for four years, commencing
on the 4th of March next, and in few re-
marks assured the General that his election
was extremely gratifying TO his countrymen;
and that the people felt assured he would,
in exercising the duties of his distinguished
Office, apply the ssu'e energy, integrity and
patriotism that had characterized him in a
higher sphere Of usefulness, and in conclud-
ing his remarks, said he would have the sup
port of the people of the nation, even in
cluding those who differed politically from
him in administering the affairs of the gov
eminent.
General Grant spoke without any reserve
and with the greatest fran kuess and courtesy
aud his remarks we're received BY his dis
tinguished visitors with every mark of in
terest and appreciation. Afterwards Mr..
Pruyn, of the committee, addressed the Gem
eral very briefly, to the effect that while
the party with which he was identified diff
fered politically from the President elect, he
desired to assure him his administration, in
carrying out the principles which he had
mentioned, would have their hearty support
and cooperation.
The speeches were delivered more in a
conversational tone than in q formal, set
manner, and the occasion was one of the
most quiet and intense interest.
The members Of the staff were present.
About twenty gentlemen we're present al
together, iDcludiDg..the Committee and staff
officers
The Committee, after leaving Gen. Grants
Headquarters, proceeded to the capitol aud
waited upon Speaker oolfax in his reeep-
tion room. They presented him with GER
titieate Of his election as Vice President,
signed by the President of the Senate, and
then severally congratulated him, to which
friendly expressions he responded as follows
GENTLEMEN: Please convey to the Houses
OF Congress my acceptance of the office to
which | have leen elected by the people of
the United States, and assure them | shall
endeavOr to prove worthy of this mark of
confidence by fidelity 10 principle and duty.
The Committee then withdrew.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
List Of Lette,s remaining in the Po.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at FremOntOn the 18th day of 1869
Martin Boiler; Jacob Buhler; D Oarpen-
ter; E Q Cole; Cummings Culver; Ghas Wetz;
U A Peck; J 7 Ratenburg; A Roy; John
Shawl; J L Stone; H W Strond; Geo Star;
Miss M Templer; Philip VIII; Mrs Margaret
Wolf; Lee d Wolf.
Persons ca ling for any of the above letter
please say Advertised. .e va
81. w. BucKLANn. p. M.
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THE EDITOR of the Toledo Commercial
fayors ReitzsIl's bill to prevent the publica-
tiOh Of anything in relation to prize fights or
prize fighters. If its argument is good for
anything at all, tits good against the PG5.
icstiOpsOfany shisg relating to crime or evil
ofapy kind, and the greater the crime, ae-
ccTding to his argument the greater the me-
cessity. thai Che press should say nothing
about it. he think that 1t is the notoriety
acquired BY these human blood hounds
through the press publications, that ineites
them ,tedesire hechampionship. Such men.
have generally solHltle appreciation the
good or evil opiRiOn Of, men, that it matters
nothing to them what the people ,or press
think. They are neither susceptible to fsel-
ings Of honor or senss Of shame, and tight
each other for the same reason that they
fight dogs, or chickens, to crafty their de.
graded PrOpensities, and if they can get their
mill off quietly, without any interference
by thepOlice, it will suit them all the better.
Prize fighting is a crime against the laws Of
the State SO are murder, arson, burglary,
bigamy, rape, DC, and thesa rule that
would prohibit publications in regard to one
of these crimes, would be good against all
the rest IN the category, and step by step the
press could be muzzled, until instead of be-
ing The pride of our country, it would be its
shame Does the editor think that if the
press we're restrained from publishing ac-
counts Of robberies, confidence operations
and The like, robbers would reform and con-
tidence mel fOrsake their ealling2 Yet such
is the logical deduction from his argument.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

Enlarged and Improved. The Mans
field Herald enlarged by the addition Ofone
column TO each page, and adorned with
new dress, came to us last week. We al
ways regarded it as one Of the best of its
class, and j has now taken a long stride
ahead of its former position. Typograph-
ically it is aspecipen Of neatness-editor-
ially, it is conducted with spirit and ability.
May it meet with success Commensurate with
its merits s1ay traH aat Tsz i7Ta.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

JOassss granted perlnrssiOn 70 remove the
body Of his best friend, J. wilkes Booth,
from ita secret resting plaes. Booth did him
a good turn. and be now sdmits It. @ i'- : s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
NerO Aoperttse1rrents,
DUBLIC SALE
satuFday, FebruarY "a, 1eee.

The undersigned will offer for sale, at Public
Auction; at her residence, six miles south Of Fre
mont, and i've miles west of Green Springs. at
aOoYeris Coners. ON - e1 !. =. :.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

At ten o'clock A. NJ, the following property.
One yoke work Oxen, Cow, two-horse Wagon,
Hlea, Log Chain, large quantity of Black Wal
nut, VI hlte Ash, Poplar and Oak Lumber l work
Bench, Kit OF Carpenters Tools, Scoop, Shovel,
Fork and many other articles
TERMS.--0n- all sums Of s. and under easb.l
over that sum creditof months will be given with
approved security. Mrs. LAVINA SfBRFI-
]. II, Myers, Auetioneer, - 3
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

mr Heard is still in our city, at the
kessler House, and is going to stay until
next week Saturday. We understand that
many Of our citizens are improving the op-
'Portunity, in these hard times, and getting
their old ware replated. Here is what is
said Of him in this City. H
l had some ware replated last fall and have
used 1t constantly and can say it has done as
and gives good satisfaction.
- Z i7r ~ s.4 r- p OLosE 81
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

West Virginia has bnilt 1000 school
houssa DE past ysal. -.o.9gl-alL - al
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
Fremont, Feb. 18th. 1863.

IIsupnti f'ep' IIth, 1863.
Parties from the country, having wsre to
replate, will be attended 10 by calling at the
Hotel, where they will see Mr.. Heard, and
get published Price lists, and see samples.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

HIS friends Of RsiiVsy cqnpeetioa be-
sFssn The South Atlantir eoast q tlls United
stal'ls apd Lake Erie, With branches 10
Shle, tsruinaiPg st Cleveland, Ssndgsly
spa tolsaos are rsgusFged q mest a n eva
sEh Chic an KEDNEsDhYr FEB, a,
lSesy syiOsthe PHEPoseOf iniliatiag measures
% she0RPlsb shat end, Cities, Villages,
Cppstiss AgEicultaFslE Societies Railroad
Composites iAiniHg cOmPaniss.s aud az
otbsr municipal and Industrial bodies
throughout the State, are invited to send
delegates,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
Wines & Liquors!

The chosest Wines and Liquors. for Medicinal A
the Proprietary Medicines of the day be found
genuine ----.--
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
Drugs & Medicines!

The Drug and Medicine Department is especi
best Medicines only do We keep, and Physici
orders and ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

The advent Of visitors for the 4th Of March
has already commenced, and our principal
hotels are nearly full. Last evening guests
arriving at the Metropolitan Hotel-which
by the way, is the best conducted hotel in
the city; being to Washington as the Cont
mental Hotel is to Philadelphia-were COM
PEELED to wait until the departure Of the
evening train North, before rooms could be
assigned them. Its public halls have the
spPearanceOf a Town Hall in the country, ,on
Town Meeting day. - s.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19
PeFfamery, Hair Oils, &C. g

PERFUAERY HAIR oIs PoAIADEs HHNDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
Powders, HAIRCLOHH TOOTH 1haE =
= -5a- - s.s = - In LARGE VARIETIES.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-19

and is daily receiving a great number of
visitors mp to 12 o'clock, which is the limit
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-09

e3nabme bon $440092 geaen bas borberaebenSe sar
Die Dreisebafe Sts eongress ben Sofoan no Seeeten
wds I'M sstsn sample UNI oe @rbaltuns unisrer einbs,
den 3egtrung 3n Shaoen tamen, sssenhbsr h d burdy
lene @eeb8ebung saneno beueen Die 9inpaaunaen si
Den Yenonslen etiprtnsen srobtbeils aus ben bere-
oenen amsnosmens Sn Der ae bonn H. u 1862 weld5e e
IN ltberaler e 10 ausoehnen, 0ab ale msihe font nt
oaour 9eStdt whroea mil hinsin95ogen lroen Die aro.
be auasabe wele Oaour heoinst Miro wirb vrner br e
nod lteetaleren 3usetansae bernhr lDee eeuten,
Oe Oentlide Wenun9 hat biee MaBr9eln bes @onarsi.
es empbatif iantiionir unb es 1T bfann 6as en Sbsi(
Der Oendsn saen nit mehr 2uR unb 2iebe seragen mro
oerunsen oi.ies Deparements fir Das nae isfaabr .r.
Den aaser benz stt, ptdetsb,m parney snsonsono ,ur
saa faOt, 80 Mi0onen Dollars bstrasen.
asobreno Ses sabres bis gum 30eept srb bic YaenOf.
Elm leberidub bon S2l3 1926 aber bic anssabess
SD nshms mir bic @rIanbnib Shrs Aumerffamfdt au bic
gmpsalung ets Ssfredrs beg Snnn p I.nten bic idtsn
Der usbrwahans Der graiehuns Der Gasbsen Dem gnie,
bnnas. eommifon nit dn aberra9en. .9li s3'dF
9enn Der @Ongreb mdnbt, ben @enius pefder mdhrenb
peg Jabres 1910 augenoinmen Derosn m poadnb9er u.
erer oils frher au aden 10 rhe fh baiDige8 Noranoe.
ben nit seno enem ane rabem ben her Goareb obppti-
rem mag bri9ens bat ia Der Gonart In per iesen Sisung
Gun COMMITTEE srnann ar spa9e Mobrsgeln in 9tre oes
Ssns ~ 6frathen Sesbae halis4 esfhr annOtbs nebr
SD en,ptbIe s5rtr atisen gaataas Die aniprid5e bes
lanbmitibAaftliden 9renus fur berale Ierbeierunaen
sn .inen sanse 70 Ssrsssn i'm aliTa nnS Sce ie ars
sres nno nit einer pepOlferang Die M in 70 asgebe6ntent
Mabe NIT Der sanoDithfdft beddftia inb bic IBphltba>
ten bic aisfss guraa bel iOrsfdltise Vese sns nnbsrs,
henbar ia III s}Hi 7I 5s} tsgg1y5 ,G
SD hpe and bic NumerfiamfeN bes ggarefes auf Die un.
aei9mab8en gehale einer anab Der botsn 8eamten bet
3s9tsrung su lenten Sd Mill in beier 8o@ait bseben
niht aaahlen. i'd Fibre r bic Miher Der Snprsme>@ourt
an lett Is Sabren III in ibren @ebder ffine Teaberura Elm.
8etreen; s oer Belt haben bic arbeen Der Court bean.,
big auatnonmfn uns oie Isiie nr bic eebnsbebrne ba.
ben d mabrepo Der 3eit 5lm tniglen ssreoppelt Ser
gpngrs bat g spemal fur n64b9 seun0tni bic gopena.
onn fener Mslieoer 3u bemebrs uxo bic $iiaten mel.
e Dersbe bsn anoera 9epartemens her Meseran9 f9uiog
If, weroen jeoenfaas lire Serete Grpd9ung nbsn 81
Vele Yunfe fnb In bfer BDiha niat beribrt bic Id
Der Sorausetung bos Sir Yatrtpsns unb Shre Staas.
peshe beien bic 9emmun9.n unS orfhriften I'm 5u.
eree Ses sansen Sofes trefen merben. SD fir rneiae
9be perpree cine rense AnbGneiite Die 0eete ano
oeren aritte Ausflbrun9 s8oFt d a s,sa su3oE5taa
Iailington, 6. Deg 1889. "a s B ,n{a gsgi3ass FL
aett>. 60 ~. 80. n g. Gf0mt a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-09

eeraussestbss ses. Rsia9ars 1suS Jieies.
Golumbus. ben 9. Dss embs r 1869.

p9 Serr Seinri9 3Reinbarb tpiro in. 2au-
fe biefes weonots uniere s2eier in ben folsenben
Counties beiuden, ndmli9: Mustinsum nnS 2id'
ing un, Die @elber fur ben .gBeaboten4 3u erbebeu
unb neue Abonnenten su fommeln. 1niere 2eier
In ben ermdbnten pldben upilen oeBbalb bierpo ee.
fdnisn Roti3 nebmen unb meroen nns nerbinoen.
tuenn iie bem ern. 3. Reinbarb bur& quite aufnah.
me uno punttlide 3abIuna entaegenfommen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-09
eie Botidaft bes Yralihentei,

1T 70 lang, bdB uns bente tein Raum 3u elmer ein-
aebenben 2ritit ibris biebt Vuriopietiei bemertt.
bab Der bodtrabenbe ginsans on cine Bierte Suli-
8eoe erinnert unb hoB Sr. 9@rant ein gutter 6reuno
Der 6dubtarif- -Wtonepeliien 81 iein ideint. ls p E
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-09
Wenbeu NbiQips rlbrt bic 1rommel.

Menben Ybiaips, bieier rafifofe gBibler nnb
2drmidldser oer rabitalsn gartbei bat lpieoer en-
nal bic 9rommel eeriibrt. um Die BaribeisenofIen
su neuer Sbdtisfeit auf8ufia9eln. Ser telegraph
brinet uns einen Nussus aus ieiner neueiien Rebe
in Nepbulpport, Waifa9uietis, bic f4 burd bic
folsenben brei Yuntte bemerfbar madAt !am
@rant III in ben Nuaen BON Benoeu pbinips els
ne Nun; er bat bas &esieren bDlis oufseseben;
besbalb iou Der gonsreB forton bic Reeieruns aein
in bic Sano nebmen; erioa bic rebsaiiten Staaten
stpinsen, feline Mlonsn BON DummtOpien su er.
sieben; weieern fie Rd. bann ioa bies auf Soften
oller Be,uObner iener Staaten seideben unb Der
gonsreB iou einfod bic Rebnuns on bic beridie.
benen Staaten ididen. Der Rries lei nod nidt
porbei ionoern beriebe babe sben erit beeonnen.
SIN s,peiten 3beile ieiner &ebe sieBt Ybilips bic
S4aale ieinss 3ornss iiber Oberri9ter gbaie aus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-12-09
Gc,tare6,

gsibe 5duisr, bes gonsreiIes perlammsften iisb
am 1eontas Wttaa: SIM 9enate Ieste Eameron
cine Diitinrift BON 30,OOo Biirsern BON Dbilooel.
pbia bor. weldbe ben gonsreb erfuden, Die ,tnab.
hdnsiafeit Gubas anausrfennen. B Inter ben soree=
le9ten Bins Iefano }ih cine. tpel9e ale gontracte
sur moiIenweiien ginfubr BON gbineSen fur nnaunb
nihtig erfldrt. Sn bei0en Sauiern pnroe bic Bot-
ihaft oes YrGi0enten9 perle}en; Der 9teif, Der ib
auf @eor9ia be5iebt, ref i'm 9auie inter ben BE-
publitanern Iaute Bsifals3ei1en Iberpos bic ibris
gems fofort pon Spreder auridseipieieH lpurosn. :
= Sn wiiaffppi bdb,n Sic aaofalten,, nit sdIfe
Der Neser unb per bepaifneten Matbt iiber bic eon-
isrpatipen aepnblitan.r ieefest R;9ter Dent.
Grants @duaser, Der seldlasene @ouDernenrs-
ganbibat Der gonferpatipen, traf am ssyreitas in
Baihinston elm unb madte iefort I'm peisen panie
feline Nufiuartnne. s3r Sent beidmerte iid Bel benz
Sdpaser, bab bic 9rnpsen itnter benl Brfeble bon
Sen. dimes Die peiben Stimmseber einfdldterten
ano baB pieIe gar nint an bic StimmtaFen eslaifrn
Duroen. Die Reser ftimmttn aantsr Der rabiiaIen
2situne bardsansis oas rabitale fidet. Grant
ion ben Sdpaser rnbs anseb0rt absr feline Jrenbe
nber ben sies oes rabtalsn 5idets ,ssr nidbt eer-
bergen baben. Demnad i9eint Grant nit ber Mrt
unb Weie, ipie mon i'm @iben rabitale @age .Fgt,"
our6aus einperitanben 5u lem. 4s 80, ~ 80,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-22
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The Presi.
dent sad CsbiRet feel considerable in.
terest 10 the Tennessee election, and are
daily advised BY telegraph of the Sena-
torisl prospects OF ex. President johnson,
A member of the Cabinet to-day received
q dispatch stating that the balIoting thus
far indicated the defeat of johnson and
the selection of some man not heretofore
prominently mentioned.
According to letters received here from
Senators and Members, no less than four
billn are prepared for introduction in
Congress 10 December providing for
funding the public debt, with four per
cent. bond, coin interest. Some of the
bills provide for sinking fund 10 addi-
ton.
Just as SOON as il is de6nitly ascertained
that q Federal ofice-holder in Texas
supports Hamilton for Governor, be is at
once removed. The Collector of the
Third Texas District was to-day removed,
and in few days additional victims will
be announced.
The Treasury Department has COM
menced an investigation Of the charges
that Assistant Treasurer Butter6sld, of
New York, has been specializing 10 gold |
and it they arc sustained, be is to be dis
missed. The President sent bis Private
Secretary to New York yesterday, to CON-
fer with Collector Grinnell and learn
Buttsrfelds story.
1t will be recollectsd that one-tbird of
the Senators 60 out at the end of every
Congress, aud in the case Of Virginia the
terms will be counted as though there had
been q regular representation since 1861
the terms just elected. therefore, will ex-
pire IN lp7 and 1879
The superintendent OF tho mounted in
fsntry service at Carlisle Barracks has
been ordered to forward without delay all
disposable colored recruits at that place
to Galveston, Texas. from which place
they viii be reported by TELEGRAPH to the
commanding General Of the y ghth Mill
tary District, Houston, Texas
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-10-22

The New York TtbuDe, of the let,
makes the following statement;
Barring Brothers 4 Co., foreseeing on
opportunity for neat turn 10 the late
attempt to bull gold. borrowed from our
Treasurer. through Ambassador Motley,
some fl0. 900 900 of gold on . deposit OF
securities in London. Whea the rise on
Friday last WAS at tie hight, The order to
sell this gold was given 10 q broker, Who
planted some S9.0O0.O00 Of il on Al
bert Speyers at $50. SO the transaction
stands: Albert Speyers has purchased
& 900 900 Of gold Of the Bsrings ct $50.
They (ihs Bsringsi cen cover at 100.
Profit on the turn. 81 200 0O0-if SpeyeF,
pays for the gold. Up to time il ls' be-
lisyed be has not dose 90"
So the ADMINISTRATION ct Washington
loans the public funds to English gold
gamblers TO enable them TO operate 10
Veil street sHd mske their pile. The
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