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CrnenEATt, Nor. lo,-Totn Ashhury, Dsyton
cciored bully, Was cut, last night, peoo ally IT.
tally. 10 Tiny, Miami Comfy, b. colored men, in
row which Ae provoked.
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dtxn bu1riaf. shot tFo police nen, t4at ntKnt,
woQpdIne them e1tghtiy. lie wA4 c11{hs oufR!A--
tktug, Rpd drA.lJ Nse&,ea.
, 1869-11-11
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TORONTO Sov. 1n-1n the House Of Aa.emoay,
lasT n1eh', the peut1on of thu Huron and oo:aElo
Ship Canal Company ~xs thfoHn out Several
members HAde strong appea1 in tts fATof, but
the ruling p3 the Speaker W1s k0kr231ed-
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Death Of GeneEnt WOOL
TROY, Nor. ln-Gene1al Wool died this morn
, 1869-11-11
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Friday & saturday,
Good Btraehed csttsn, q seuts.
Fine Broxn Cotton, 10 etats.
Hear! Brown Cotton, 10 esuts.
200 Pieces Prints, 10 tents
III Best Declines. IS ttuts. "a
All Linen Crash, ontI s etats.-
Ill linen Napkins, Sl.o0 daze1.
81 Blesehed Linen Table Damask 1t 50 t<ats,
worth sl.oo.
FL Linen SheetlnE, only ALDO yard.
100 Dtmlty coanterpanes, assorted, At se.ecs
worth $3.50 10 $500.
20 Ptetts Good Bosom Linen at Is cent?.
100 Table Covers at 20 eents.
1000 Coed Cor<ets 1t Is rents.
500 Printed Bea!e5ard Skirts, only ss.ss eaeh.
1000 Hemstitthed Baudlerehltfs, only 10
cents cath.
1,o00 Fine Linen eaubrie Embroidered Hand-
kerehlefs II s1.to, costing o1er 500 GOLD.
1900 Pair Cool Heavy Cotton Hose II 10
cents pair.
500 Ladies' Hernia TESTS, only 50 cents.
5000 Cakes Genuine Cplsate's Honey Soap At
rents eake.
100 Pairs Coed White Blankets, $3.50 pair.
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NEWS ITEMS.

The woods on the coast range ofmouniains
from Monterey to San Diego, california, a
distanse of over three hundred miles, are
burning furiously, and the coDfagration is
doing inestimsble damages.
The Connecticut town elections, just held,
show gain Of seven towns for the RePub-
Hcans and of four for the Democrats. These
local elections are usually closely contested.
and afford an index of the political situation
A farmer near Pyrmont, Ohio, named
Dariel Homer, with his wife and four child
rem was poisoned, on Tuesday last by eat
ing biscuit in which arsenic had been used,
by mistake, FOR soda. HOrner died soon sf-
ser eating. The wife Is not expected TO live,
but the children are recovering.
Gen. Sigel has accepted the Republican
nomination for Secretary Of State in &eW
York, which the RFaraciOus Enquirer said
the Republicans would net give him, be-
cause he was German. BE PsremPtorily
refused 70 be q candidate before the conFen-
ton. and George W. Curtis was nominated
but declined. Ger. sigel is selected TO fill
tbe vacancy at the head Of the ticket, and
now consents 70 run.
4 6sblafd, having been Over-ruD with thieTs
and burglars, ITO such an extent as to require
-nro,nps aciions, its citizens held q meeting
on the 9Th, and appointed a vigilance COM
mittee aud had bills printed, the whole
brood Of raseals were warned off under
penalty Of summary punishment There
vas au immediate exOduE
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OTr Local Ticket,


We have to congratulate our readers
upon the election of John Z. Greene, jr.,
Probate Judge and of Fred Fabing,
our candidate for sheriF-the former
by a msjority Of s1, the latter by a
majority Of 4, as shown by the returns
in another column. This result is not
owing to a shdden growth in the Re-
publican vote, but mainly to the indie
pendsnce manifested by many who felt
that they had been outraged in the
choice Of the ticket which the Democra-
ey put in the field. A more decided
result could have been achieved had
our Republicans done tLeir duty as full
" as they should have done. The num-
Der of stay-at-homes, in the different
townships, if they had done their duty
ttbe polls, would have elecsed our can
'didate for Auditor, and perhaps given
us Representative from this county
SiIl, the result is q great success, and
to all who have participated in prOduc-
ing it, we would tender an assurance
that their cofdence has not been mis-
placed, and they will find these men the
right men in the right places.
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Put this and that together-We rec.

Put this and that together-We rec
ommend to every reader who is not regu-
lar subscriber to the Journai the following
words of tie N, T. Tribune:
A good looking. thriving sheet, helps
property, gives character to locality; and in
many respects is desirable public convent
ence If from any cause the local or editor
ial column should not be very STANDARD, do
not cast it aside and pronounce il good for
nothing, until satisfied that there has been
no more labor bestowed upon them that is
paid for. If you want good sheet, it must
be supported. And it must not be support
ed in a spirit Of charity either, but because
you feel a necessity to support it. The To-
cal press is the power that moves the people.
And then this from the Cleveland Herald:
Recollect, if home influence do it, every
dollar sent TO Eastern papers is at the e4-
pense of local papers, A county acquires
prominence through the paper more than
any other way, and TO every one who has
county interests at stake, his home paper is
a neeeessitT. Meyer will srch man take
! a 1aEer printed away from home until he Is
abIe to take a second naDer. His first paper
will be bis home sheet, aud he will so inuen.
/ tify his own interests with that his county
paper, so as to consider his subscription al
much matter Cf yearly duty az the pay
ment of his taxes.
Aud then both subscribe yours If, anC
get every one you can to do likewise.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-15
ELECTION RETURNS.

OqlOs
Oberliu-Republican majority 5I3; Demo-
cratic gain 3.
Ashtabula township-Hayes's majority
1873.
OuyahOga Falls-Hayes's majority l56
Vote light.
Warren-Hayes's majority 3I3.
Ridgeville-Hsyes's majority 38.
Hiyley, Huron cOuntyAlS2 majority for
Hayes.
Wakeman, Huron couuty-63 majority
for Hayes.
Columbus complete. PendletOn,s majority
238 Republican gain 589.
Delaware-HayeQ's majority 396 Repub-
lican gain %. .'
Oxford township, Delaware county
Haves : ! II-,,.;nsitv 80 Gain 6.
Urbaua city and tOwnship--IsO mf io.i-
ty for Hayes.
Champaign county, Republican, 5O6, 500
majority.
Columbus, 1890 P. M-Leading Demo-
Gratis concede Hayes election by from l0,-
900 TO Is, 900 majority.
Newburgh-Republca majority 200. slade
runs 9 ahead o. his ticket.
Wills township, Guernsey county. Pen
dleton 81 majority; gain of 10 since 1867.
Hudson-Republican nsjority l2l; gain
of over Grant.
New London-Hayes 267, Pendletan 50
Scott 8; Democratic gain IL.
Akron-Hayes's majority 66l; small Re
publican gain.
Waynesburg, Stark county-Republican
msiority l06; Republican loss of since last
October.
Sandusky oity-Pendleton's majority 1913
Republican gain Of2
Maumee City. and Waynesfeld township
Lucas county, Republican majority l08.
Garrettsvitte, Portage county-Hayes's is
majority 68.
-Hayes's msjority 1O4.
Townsend, Hurou county-Hayes's ma
jority 81.
Defiance township gives a Republican
gain of 80. 1t is estimated that in Def
anee county there will be majority of $50.
Sylvania township, Lucas county, gives
Hayes 109 majority.
. In two wards of Toledo the Republicans
gain 2S2 over 1868.
Ottawa, Putnam county gives Democrat
ic gain of p.
In Milan, HaYes's majority is 2O6.
Eight wards in Columbus and Montgom-
cry township give Republican gain of 618.
Batkins gives Pendletan a majority of l16;
loss "a.
Norwalk city and toWship give Hayes 235
majority; Republican gain l5.
Summit county gives 1850 Republican
majority.
Morrow county gives an estimate Repub-
lioan majority of 500; Republican loss of so
Gallipolis city aud township give a Re-
publicen majority of l55; Republican gain
Bedford gives Hayes 81 msjOrity.
Erie county gives Hayes from $50 to 57i
majority; Republican gain of 55 to 30.
Darke county gives about 500 Democratic
majority.
Mentor, Lake county, gives Republican
majority of IT6
Euclie gives Republican majority Of ITO;
Kelley ran 50 ahead of his ticket. The Pro
hibition ticket received votes.
Portage county gives about quo Republic
an majority.
youngstown gives Hayes 2l4 majority.
Marietta gives a Rdpublic4n siority o
l69; Democratic gain of Al.
Riply gives Republican majority of206
Democratic gain of l29.
Piqua gives Democratic gain of SO.
Ross county gives DemOcratid gain 0
200 over 1861.
Wendham gives Republican majority G
!, 1875.
Shelby county gives 925 majority for Pen
J dleton; Democratic loss 100.
Seneca county gives Pendleton 700 ma
, jOrity.
TrumbuIl county gives Hayes about 2.4O
majority.
Greene county gives Hayes about l.
majority.
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Ex-PREsIDEET PIERCE, whose death
occurred on Friday morning last, was
born Nov. 2Sd, 1904, at HillsbOrO, n.
H. was admitted to the bar in 1927,
elected to the Legislature in 1899, and
served four year. In 1888 he was
elected to Congress, where be continued
I'LL 1887, when he was chosen .. S.
Senator. In 1S42 he resigned, and re-
sumed the practice of law. In ts47, he
entered the volunteer service as a pri-
yate, was elected Colonel Of tae 9th
New Hampshire regiment served with
gaIlantry in the Mexican war, was Com
missioned Brigadier General, and was
one Of the Peace Commissioners ap-
pointed BY Gen. Scott. In 1850 he
was a member of the Constitutional
Convention of New Hampshire, and in
1852 the choice of the Democracy as
their candidate for President was elect
ed, and after serving his term was re-
tired. During the war, he was silently
in sympathy with the rebels, to whom
he had owed his elevation to the Presi,
dency.
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PleasantVille. Venango county-Republi.
can majority 80; gain ii.
Westchester, Ceester county, gives Geary
5I3 majority; Republican loss 81
MeadVille-Geary's majority 100
Lebouff-Republican majority y.
North East toWnship-Geary's majority
5h; Democratic gain 7. 'ssi 81 - -
! gaia ia = = : = - -
GIraEd. Erie county GeaIy's majority Is.
Union Mills, Packers msiority Z, - -,
Waterford township and borough, Gearvls
@sJorlty 200; Democratic gain SO. Hsr5or
Greek, Geary s majority Sc. .-.....r 80 -.
G4aoe township, warren eounty-Packeris
majority 81. Deerfeld, Geary s majority I6,
Fymaturing, Mercer county-Repubiican
majority II; gain l2, .. ,,ro,gfl'
9irard h":1j -1sspubliean tpsi6riitv 1e &
SharOn-Republicln msiority 40
JamestOwn-Republican majority 80.
Greenville- Republican majority II
Erie City-Republican majority SO.
loss 80. So
Fayette county gives Packer 800 majority,
Democratic loss 200.
Green county gives Democratic moiority
OF LOU; Democratic loss so.
Franklin county is estimated at 200 Demo-
cratic majority; gain 24s.
Chester county gives Geary about 2, $50
majority. Ess LBsGN@
SchuylklIl county gives about 900 major
ity for PackeFi Democratic loss $50.
Be66S 66s county gives a Democratic majority
OF I,OOO; DemOcIatic gain 500.
port Port Carbon. o. schuylkill rscs;llnty, gives
sDAs, D:i u i1-J.:.iiy; Democratic gain Of 8.
bridgeport, Montgomery county, gives
Geary u majority; Republican loss of 3.
Restohester, Chester county, gives Geary
~ majority; Republican loss Of 6s. ~
Doyelstown gives Packer 80 majority;
Democratic loss IS.
York. York county, gives Packer 45O ma,
Jorlty; Democratic gain I54.
hanesdale, Wayne county, shows Repub
>. Texas, LycomiOg county, shows Repub
lican gaiE of is.
Northumberland shows a Republican gair
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A CANE OF BLUFF.-We heardIa good
''goak" the other day, says the Fort Scott
Post, on one of the young ~bloods" Of this
city who went down to the edge of Arkansas
Oh business. While down there be went to
party, and while at the party danced with
one ofthe settlers wives. Rsckensack stood
it as long at he could, but finally becoming
enrsged he went up to the blood and says:
"LoOk here, Mister, that is my wife you are
dancing with. "Well, what of it2' said
the blood. HWhy, this: you dance with
her again; you speak to her; you even look
at her sgafn. and L Il blow the top of your
head off" Now, look here" said the
blood, coolly do you see that umbrella
setting thar2'' SWELL l,s'pOe l dO7 well
you handle that umbrella; you touch that
umbrella, and / Il ram ii down your throat
and I'll spread itl'' Raekensack "scoOted'
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AIOTIOE -

NOTICE
In Notice is hereby given that the Corporation
Of the Village of Bellevue Ohio on the 7th day Of
September, 1869, presented to the Commissioners
OF Sandusky County, Ohio, petition in writing,
setting forth that said Corporation, on the 18th
day OF August, 1863, by an Ordinance Of said cor
POration legally passed, authorized the following
territory lying in said Sspdusky county, to be
nexed to and beQeme part Of said corporation, to-
wit: That territory which is outside Of and eOntigu
GUS to the present limits of said corporation, and
within the following described lines, VIZ;
Beginning on the County line between said coun-
ties OF Huron and Saudusky at a stone set on the
North line of the present corporate limits of said
Village and running thence North along said
county line forty-fOur chains and eighty-fOur links
to the northeast corner Of section twenty-five Il
the township Of York, in said county Of Sslldusky
thence west along the north line Of said section,
seTeuty-fYe chains to the northwest corner Of said
section twenty-five, thence south along the center
Of the section line road one hundred and twenty
chains and thirtY-seYen links to the southwest
corner Of the northwest quarter Of section No.
thrtysix in said York township, thence east along
the half section line Of said section No. thirty-s1
seventy-eight chains and seventy-hye Inks to a
stone set on said county line, thence North along
said county line sixty chains and sixty links to
the center Of the eastern terminus Of the Western
Reserve and Maumee Turnpike road, thence north
along said county line fifteen chains to the place
Of beginning,
The prayer Of said petition is, that said Commits
s1oners shall take sucn action on said petition n
pursuance Of the statute in such case made and
provided, that said territory contiguous to the
present corporate limits of said Village shall be an
neKed thereto, Said petition vii be Tor hearing
before said Commissioners at the County Auditor 8
Office, in Fremont, Ohio, on the 9th day Of No
''-''''-' w. y - J.w. GooDsoS,
B. P. SMITH,
ss-42 Agents for said Corporation,
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Down in Delaware they have discov, red
what they fondly believe to be a severer
punishment than the Whippiug-post A
notorious thief was lately arrested stMilfOrd
and local paper exclaims: What lenoc has
the whipping-post to such black rascals as
this? We hope the next sentence will be
that be leave the state uOdsr penalty of
deithl
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We have watched The course of so many
distressed, emaciated and fOlorn dyspeptics
Of worn-out and prostrated females, who
have taken a new lease of life, and gradually
received vigor, strength, health, and the
power of social pleasure from the effects
PLANTATION BlrTERs, that we are not sur
prised at the Testimonials daily received.
If it is a pleasure to do good in the world
how full must be the measure OF the Pro-
pristors of these celebrated Bitters.
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pENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-JOhn COvode
telegraphs from Philadelphia that the Repubr
lican majority for the state ticket is over
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WORDS OF WISDOM

Ok THE RULING PASSION in Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the ErrinQ and
untortunate. Sent in seled letter envelopes. tree
Of eharge, Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIOg
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa, ii"
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sk [num the TbledO Comneruial.l
From Columbus.
The EIecfions.

The elections, on Tuesday last seem
to have passed off quietly all over the
Estate, and in Pennsylvania and Iowa
also. The vote cast is comparatively
light in al the States, and the losses
and gains of both sides, are nearly
cOunterbalanced.
p SEQ sraF Iiis ~ IN OHIO
The returns, on Tuesday night, seem.
ed quite favorable for a majority of
lI5OeOto 2OoOOfor Hayes, but towards
ssmOrning as the returns from Southern
Ohio, and especially from Hamilton
county, came in, the prospect began to
look gloomy, and Democrats began to
be jubilant In Columbus they march
ed in procession with torches, cheering
for Pendletou, and claiming his election.
Later news however, chilled their re-
jOicing, and gave new hope to Republi-
cans, 1t grat6es us to be able to an
nounee that Governor Hayes has been
re-eleeted by a majority ranging from
5000 TO 5000.
The Legislature, is still in doubt at
this writing, though it is believed we
shall have working majority.
siseus IN PENNSYLVANIA
The returns were so conflicting at
first-so heavy gains were made for
Geary in the east and so heavy were
the gains for Packer, IN the hewest-that
both parties claimed the Governor. La
test returns, however, set the question
at rest by the assurance that Geary has
been elected by not less than 5000.
The Legislature stands, House-Repub-
licans, 6S, Democrats, So. Senate
Republicans ls Democrats Is.
ifa i-E.aa1 l1f
IN IOWA
The returns are SO meagre that we
get nothing definite, except the assur-
snce that the State has gone Republican
by $4,000.
Altogether the battle has been a strong
one, and the result, though closer than
we could have desired, glorious. We
believe the OPPOSITION have now spent |
their strength, and that before two more
years shall have rolled round. the great
prosperity our country win have attain
ed, under Republican rule, will make
the people more than ever anxious to
have the government remain, in the
safe hands Of those who are now guild
ing its affairs.
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accompany al night trains on thisrailway.
E5-T The Erie Railway Company has opened a
new Ferry from their jersey City Depot to the foot
OF 23d St., New York, thus enabling passengers to
reach the upper portion of the city without the e
pense and annoyance Of street car or omnibus
transfer.
1z5-The scenery along the entire route Of the
Erie Railway Is OF the most picturesque and beau
tiful character. Admirers Of Natures beauties in
a daylight journey over this Line, viii find in its
ever changing landscape subjects Of continual ad-
miratiOn and interest
Baggagg checked through, AID fareaIEaysas low
as by any 6therROUte.
ES- Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway, which can
be obtained at al Principal Ticket Offices in The
West aad Southwest.
L. a. RUCKER, WM. R.RARR.
Gen1Sup't GenI Pass. ct.
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The Crops fin ohio.

1t is estimated that the wheat crop in Ohio
this year will amount to about 30 600, 600 of
bushels, or about double what last year.
Corn will be about One-third of a crop, or
about thirty millions of bushels, The heaviest
corn ever grown in this State measured 80, :
coo 900 bushels. The oats is double what
IL was last yeRr, and the hay crop is sxcellent,
and cones into market here and elsewhere in
frst-rate order. Potatoes are uniformly
good, although it is feared that the present
dry weather viii injure the late crop little
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Favorite Resort for All.
NOR SAI.E

4 Iwin sell, on long time credit, House and
Lot containing fourteen and onehaf acres Of land,
good well Of water, q young orchard Of choice
Fruit, &c. one mile north of the city of Fremont
west side of the river. Price S2,75O Also, several
Lots containing from one to four acres, on the
most liberal terms. For particulars call on me at
my residence, s5-mSpd THAD, BALL,
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A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE.

A LIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAM.-
Cures Colds, Coughs and Consumption.
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAM
Cures Bronchitis, Asthma and Group.
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAM -
Imparts strength to the system.
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BAIsAM -
Il Is pleasant to take.
ALIENS CELEBRATED LUNG BALsAM
Always gives satisfaction or the money Will be re-
funded. 1t IS recommended BY prominent physi-
clans; and while it is pleasant to take and harmless
in its nature, it is powerful remedy for curing an
diseases of the Lungs.
k0-Sold by all Druggists.
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LOOK HAVEN, PA.

LOCK HAVEN, PA.
MEssRs. LIPPNCOTT & BAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GENTs:-We have been using your make Of Gang
Saws in our Mill and find them in point of quality
superior to any we have ever used. Yours, sc.
SHAW, BLANCHARD Co,
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THE BEST TYPE, CABINETS,
PR ESSES and PRIN PERS MATERIALS,
Made and fun aished by
VAHDERBUReH, WELLS & Co., New York.
Good Second Hand Cylinders for Sale.
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JUST NOW!
ICo WATERS
NEW SCALEPIANOS,

With Iron Frame, OVerstrung
q H q % Brass and Agraffe Bridge
melOdeOns and Cabinet organs.
The best manufactured. Warranted for years
Pianos, MelOdeOns aud Orguns-Prices
greatly reduced for Cash. New 7-OctaYe Pianos
1915 and upward. New Cabinet Organs s45 and
upward Secondhand instruments $40 and up
ward, Monthly instalments received. Warerooms
4SI Broadway, N. Y. HORACE WALTERS:
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DON'T SHAKE.

ASK your Doctor or Druggist for sweet
Quln1ne-it equals (bitterl Quinine Is MID by
sTEARNs, FARR & CO., Chemists, New York,