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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09
eskxr's SPEEDY JUSTICE.

Exactly as anticipated would be the case,
by my Virginia infOrmsnts, Gen. StOneman
has been removed from the command of the
First Military District, and Governor Wells
fails back intoihis place Of Governor, from
which Sloneman had removed him. The
Generals abuse of his power in removing
Governor Wells, seems to have been the i'm
mediate occasion Of bis own speedily follow
ing removal; yet il Is pretty clear that bis
conduct prior to that, could not have been
over satisfactory to the Pres ident. Brevet
BFigadier General Granger, Lieut.. Colonel
OE the Is TnfaHtry, has been ordered to take
Gen. ssOnemsn's place; but as Colonel
Gfangsr's Regiment has been ordered tc
Mississippi for duty, it is probably that this
appointment is but temporary, stoneman
wvsiho is General by brevet only, has been or
dsred to join the 9fst Regiment Of which ht
is Colonel bound for California. 80
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our OLD FOLKS MAGAZINE.

A GENTS Wanted in all parts of the country IN
"a canvass for the Most Popular Magazine
of Iho Day. Send for Premium List and Circular
without delay. The first volume Of OUR OLD
EOLhS commenced with March. Great induce
ments for clubbing. Specimen Nos forwarded on
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r. HAFLEIGH, Publisher,
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az1t r- s-E sf-cr7 fr- lifs .
Our customers are so nu-
merous and trade SO large, that
we do not need to bore o1r
friends with q long advertise
ment. But the printers must
live as well as the rest Of Us,
SO we viii say our Stock is the
largest, our prices the lowest.
Few words to the wise are suf
fcient. l10 bnslioe
OANFIELD BRO q CO.;
Exclusive Hardware Dealers,
FREMONT, o 81.
March "a, 1852 IA
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

THOSE WHO DESIRES. BRIuLIANCY OF
Complexion must purity and enrich the blood,
which Helm BOLTS Concentrated Extract Of Sarsa-
parilla invariably does, Ask for Helmbold's.-
Take no other.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09
HOR SALE-Ope of the finest resi-

HNOR SALE--One Of the hnest resi-
IL t9ences in the city Of Fremont. A beautiful
II story Gothic Dwelling House, with French win
dsws opening down to the floor and out on the YER
anda, with blinds and every thing complete. A good
Barn and lWOOd-h0Uss in the rear, with brick
walks, II good order. A beautiful lawn fronting
on Market street, with eVergreenss shade trees aud
shrUbbery, besides grapes OF several varieties Law
ton BlaekbeEues and varieties Of choice fruits and
berries Of all kinds. A lot and halt. Price 5,000
Terms easy. Enquire Of GAMFIELD CO.,
at the Post Office, OF Lewis Canheld at the Hard
ware Store.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

EOR SALE.-A one and a half
A. story new frame dwelling House, on Napo-
leon street. Contains rO0ms, closets and pantry.
Lot contains one-third Of an acre. Price-e2 100;
half down, balance in three annual payments.
-if,Ia -3fs-' % CAMFIELD & co.
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BRIDGES oyE1 xAyIeABLE RIVERS.


The House Committee on Roads aud
Canals Wednesday resumed the considsra-
ton Of the unfinished business of the Com
mittse Of the last Congress in relation to the
construction Of bridgesOver naTigable rivers,
and particularly with reference to the Bal6-
more and Ohio railroad bridges across the
Ohio at Bellsir and Parkelsburg.. There
was full meeting of the Committee. Mr..
John W. Garrett President and Mr.. Ran
dOlph, Engineer Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, we're present, representing the in
terssts Of their road, while the commercial
interests of the river were represented by
Hon, James s. Negley, Representative from
the Pittsburg district. The Committee ar
rived at no determi nation upon the subject,
but will beaE further Arguments at future
Hon, John Allison Of Pennsylvania, is op
painted Register Of the Treasury, and B. F
Wsggenssller Is appointed Assessor for th'
18th District of Pennsylvania.
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As slavery was abolished in this country
by undssignsd and unforeseen means, hu.
manly spsakings 30, While all the designs of
former prO-slaTery politicians and flibusters
have come to naught, Cuba is still destined
BY uhahtioiPated means to become pOsses-
sion Of the Great American Republic. Who
dreamsd Of Oubs falling into our arms by
reason Of revolution in Spain and the ex-
puisiun Of her monarch, and the thus sug-
pevted severasS9 from her of her most valued
posssESionsi Yet this is unyeiling itself as
a near incident in the greatpyer-ruled march
Of events. l am led to this reelection Just
this minute by recurrence TO the action Of
the House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Thursdsy, in agreeing to report resolution
of sympathy with the people Of Cuba now
striving for its Independence, aad Pledging
to the President the constitutional support Of
Congress whenever he may deem it ex.
pedient to recognize its independence; and
6y a petition, presented at the sasne time in
the Senate by Senator Sumner, from Jose
W, Casanova, citizen Of the United States,
asking protection for himself and his brother
also an American citizen, against the perse-
eutiOn of the Cuban authorities. The Casa.
nOvaE have liberated tbeiF slaves and are the
prOprietOrs of a Republican newspaper
hence the hostility towards them of the
authorities.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY. Helmboid's fssx-
tract Sarsaparilia. y fhsadOse is ANAL Those who
desire large Quantity and large doses of medicine
ERR
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-09

ever kept in Fremont Fhe largest, best and cheap
est stock of Tobacco, Wooden-Ware, of every de-
scription. Soaps of all kinds Axel Grease, Fruit
Jars, Baskets, Dmkee's Ground Spices of ali kinds
Chocolate, Cocoa, Mace, CamphOr, Indigo, Log
Hops and Spices of all kinds. and thousand other
articles too numerous to mention that every house
keeper wants, all of which will sell at the lowest
price for cash Call and 500
l5tf = P.OIose.
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EOR SALE.-One hundred and
Il fifty acres Of Land, in WoodviIle township,
/ mile south OF the MaUmee & Western Reserve
Turnpike, on which is a Mil privilege, with Grist
Mill--2 run Of burrs; Saw Mill-neE, just built;
frame dwelling Houses; one frame Barn; bearing
Orchard. Land easily cultivated and IN good con-
ditiOns- Water-PeWer not all used, good Tor eight
months in the year. Price, $4,000 for the whole;
IS 900 down, balance in yeaTa- Ten acres with
~ ''''- N FIELD q co ttbeP o.
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Aniustmfnfs
GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION
W OF

u Y
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
OPEN DAILY FROM A. NJ TO 10 p NJ.
AT TIIE EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK,
The Thirty Eighth the most Complete Exhibition mde BY the
a other CITY Rail
mean. sceess tins Magnificent and
.Ryned evening choice ha'e Refreshments Of tue best
Season ticket. ii gentleman e3 for ladies' s2 single admission 50
eerts: children under Il years Is cent.
pAREPA-R0SA ENGLISH OPERA.
4 CARL ROSA C. D. HESS L Co.,
Proprietor, and Directors.
" THEiTRE fRiYciis FonrissntRsI
This WBDNEsDAY Sept u.s. last night Of Bales Charming TO
THE PURITAN'S DAUGHTER.
which will be produced With costumes entirely ne" scenery
Charles H. Mr. G. HALL" Rochester Mr. W CASTLE. Clifford
Wo Mr. cMPsRLL ii ES P PP Feo@SoG M pE sof
S Mr. HARsoS p.s MI Mis- socKToS and Mary
Cos Sms rSGh cARH Rosa
on FRIDAY THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Nine sEftR r f SAsD @arE
on SATURDAY NIGHT.
the most nffo, rsa DsTa sS ras & % N ss
PRICES as usual 70 SCI.s 81 50 81
Ofce Theaer; at Shners Music Store
7O B,e,c and ne BcadTay sSm, S GsI ocr
pAREPA-ROSA.-Gr English Opera,
FIRST SIGafITHURSDAY SEPTEMBER ie.
B charming AID 4H ffPi Pts GP' SHu RiT if
which vi. be produced With the star gorgeous mise
psaust Dress CiIel. and B.e:1 81
Seats secured commanding Tuesday at the Academy
Of Ma,e, and at the These Ticket Once No ia Broadway
DAREPA ROSA AT STEINWAY HALL.
Tor the BRSEpT the WIDOWS and ORPHANS Of AvoSDALB
n ROSA spf EsGsa ofrRA
M Sen" having kindly consented give the u's Of s
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anttrnal Xfbtnut.


UsrrKp STATES IsTEENAL RrvExvs coILEGroEs oyreE
VIIIrs DIsrElcr REw.loHK NEw fORK June ~ 1868. >
NOTICE is hereby given that, Tor neglect 10
N paT an ut@rus assessed sgest MohIE ASL
lRR DlI,r no Tbifty-stbst, NeS.forI CnJ hay
CHASED DI 70 be made the ooWlngosSe'o foO ans
X. .,d Wat
9Lsrty-sHtb-st. SeAl0rk CHJ,
Two ca sTRAh BOILERS,
Three t3) STEAM PUMPS.
(os fIl DUMPING TUB
esa t6l YEAST TUBS,
S<tspf;l FERNgN TING TtBs
T~o "a not wATBR TUBS,
OBs 90 hOU6Ub, .'.
[pne llj COOLER,
Oss Ol sTILL.
Ope ill bOUBLRR,
one nj WORN asa WOHMTUB,
r-e Tax REEIyIXG cISTRRSs.
one 0( PLATFORM kcALE ,....
PJPRs PfXTUREB o diStleTy az date 81 dHraiSt -
"A hst haI az IL Resd chstes mneh he'eo -
amount Of ad I toeehef wa
- marc. AT Hs6c auction WEDNESDAY lb @ Gay OF
isa Al felaSk DisteV Of sad honu heihyeT ~"
s7 siItst, Men iSrE GU ;,x oRIntyy c,.eto,
~ ssov. AL. 10 POSTPONED sai SATURDAY the ID day Of Jn
iss At hs sane "Hs Sao place. JoBE v GRDLKY Collector
hs se, .sls POSTPONED until SATURDAY ths Ioih a'y o.
W ~ ~ 'As Same "~ ~ JOHN v GRIDLBY Collector
evtn whereas tie above gooas esss
<nsets pnbe The 10Th Day OF HY ie9 w
comply WITH fhe term. o. ,Se hA,
sf.is expose pubic sHon Oh iS' sp
efssYtssss lsS At u esloek - ~ ne nRIni ~ C.I.e,o,
mad snR Mes Ist CIT. 1chh " ehiDLS' 's"s''0h
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DANTC PRICES-STORE CROWDED!
npPSs GoobS a. ,eortl 45c PINE FLAENELS, Use.
YARD WIDE MUsLiNs, l2ie, REGULAR PRICE, lSc.
TOWELS 2sr WORTH SOC WOOL PLAIDS 37ic
tIpACAS ole. WORTH soc ALPACAS, G2c, WORTH .. an
SH1WLS KMPRRsS CLOTHS, aud MERlhOEb JUST AZ CHEAP
POSTER BROTHERS. Eighth ave, near Eighteenth st. anu
POSTER BROTHERS. No. III Beeekersi
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tuins leave

HUDSON RIN EK KAILKUAD.-Iraln leave
II TbHusiha Depot "a follows
o.t5a M NsT Trsu Tor Alb.Hy
Baaaio EIVtrsi. DTiSinE sitsehsd
Northern ADD Western Express. Drawing
attached
~, sp,ri Chicago Erprs through IN 20 Aou'I Elegant
Dra tns room cal attached
a. n, Montreal Elpr.u Draviuf attached.
Psdsc with sleeping through " Chicago With
change tD-iJl
II .. m. Night Express. Sleeping ears attached
~. n Hgdson TRAM
D m ugbteepsie Train tsundayi 4. n
IOs. 4:l5, and D. m. Psrs,kiN Ifiini
$50 and D IN. sing Sing TrAIIa
go ITO go ava ii 80 n $40 TO and ll:30 N
Yous,n Tram, J. NJ TOUCEY Supt
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Stal Gsiat. TO Gftbano,.

EXCHANGE for a FARM-Fme Dock and
IL Business Prcpev al RAILWAY Can JAQUES POO dway
EOR EXCHANG Desirable FARMS,
u sTOREHouSB STOCK Of GOODS; STEAM SAW,MlLL and
PROPERT IRS North Carolina for City
'''''a' Property rare 9soSTHFRT LAND Co.. ga Brooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-15
long ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

i ~
s., M Msl trar Tor Gresupot
1890 n for Rosyn Gsa Cove. LoeaH valley HuH1SsioB and
korthpotL
Gresnpou EIpresi
4Dp RoLyu C.eH Cove Looan valley, HabnSg,ou, North
So . "a o Ro,lyu Cove LOss valley, HasrIsiOu and
ktIthpou
~ n. for Jamaica and Hemprsad -
Po Sr Hsrbor Hsmptou Long lsrd Railroad
a. % Fare through 10 Sag
Hsh0T. 81
s,n len Coy, VALLEY aud korihport leares
Huutsr. = m. ard o m J. ". bARloN. oupL
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD oF in E Nv. 81.
- I mi Grnnd.sl Ferries iolo~si NJ Mall ana go
koo,stp 10 A. m Msrick. $3.50 Express 70 r
ger 50 n Accommodation for hhPi on ss s .np All
a. Waller Stream RoekAwaJ fonnrtnr s,
se. uns tables -
CprCIAL NOTICE-The NORWICH AND
SwoRCBsTBR LINZ for BOSTON ara 2S,n IpRIL 81
s,t We ireu Per No occupied BY this lac she
u Al. s,saess does p,up NJ An n
Fan. and where the best accommodation o
r1o points viii be foud aid s. VA S,.eS sh
gers ssRpepE at ks- London ano
passed -, Eertbsm and Worcester
Boou Hartford aud Ens Railroad .. morss
asm Hs NASHUA and Fshbnv aha "os'"'
Fr,sht and passenger ra.s % To- a. .a, .rn,, A
usIsl for height and hn hformsn's APp"
Ne Oe~, u" Ne H'"' " IL sHOAT. ~, Ages.
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Country Sruprrtp 90 Stt.

DLATNFIELD, n. J.-TO RENT, 3 minutes
depot large HOUSE 10 splendid grounds shade
ssd fruit. bo atd cold water gas sc BRONX & MASH.
VONKERS-Several unfinished aud two fur
mshi Houses let cheap Apply YOumAns Agent YOnkers
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VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving al
Iv.rpoo viii sna At H. j. ElCOJLS Extensive Establishment
No so Bodt articles immediate made to ORDER AZ
The style AM hnis oDss'n "
"a known sstAbishne nt ~ hegeuttl, Londou
GENTLEMESThe Fashionable Goats Tor ine behoL ~.
M pyi1rs Foek Coat" Riding Cost These
garments are made Of cloth well fitting and pleasant 10 wear
H. Fbonab Wai.ieoats consist CGhmeres Qutngt Drl &C.
and ,,o lie sane materials The Foek ard Riding Goats be
P..op.b Trousers Fancy and Plan A1goa IN oH
cot qsaHes prices from la lss 2ls 79s he The fahonse
Paletot" This garment inclnts Somewhat
ths sypre and has Esnensy appearance ~ made OF Tweed
pnpd fr Ore Guinea Fancy CheV trimmed With SIN ana Ne'eh
TO ne,s and Half Of Cloth Two 70 Three 6uheas
FOR YOUNG RNTLRMRN-KBickerboete Highland ana SAoi
Dr.e. suits for and School pupoies oefeoa &c
POR LADIFS-specaes Riding Habits Riding TTou.rs and
Hats Pro usbAds Jackets Waterproof Co'Es IsnE D"s' anu
COstui
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD. ,no.r
vi pLLAWARE LACKANASNA. AND WESTERN hAILhoAi
49, N''~'' .essses

MORRIS AND ESSkA kA ad DlIS railroad
vi DELAWARE LAck4 S@ A Ss..., 40 "hS'
s Sssf S'slS I MoS6i 1889
MAIL TRAIS sOHH'ens =. p.n'' "s BooR'oR s11 I
s.T .pd Ss.toH Warrington i1s D. l. and W r. for wr
a4 P,s" ard H.G,oo a S m.s.s
EI9s az LpsIdH VALLEY EXPRESS s.-mt Morr-
v.r H,c,ro-n w,'hngGn PhPsas %s k'n and s.
% At rspe"H az o Be s.S,@ IsSo1S M,ash
wiss' gcR yToy EXPRESS Washington with ,hs D
l. .uG r. for Water GAP soud.saIe and Scranton " Dover
"n ss','I N to SUMMIT ',ton.
go % s6 sH Il oRsS5k sI .nd sSs.. station.
iS . m . $50 p n. to MoRKiSIo"S 'H' ih'''~'-'
sui: noRglsTow.SS ., EHr . $50 1910 H.
SO $50 so $50, $50 t'IJ' GU 80 $50 and
vobIoosfELD and McSgch 6TS 500 sS.,a,,at. $40
s s'iiIin .ssnI @. ?. a
nrTW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
y ouRrLASDTsI-tcr u ps, .I S:H.I1o
Il & M is 80 n D. sa5 !. T''ae
yoI i BaiI ."s south .@a w..,"s. lO'
r6i The 20 m yo m - ,Ss % G..o With he, one
ehns, Palace sssgHr Sa Ss adg os sad 90
' on p No. taa THIS tue Oly line running through cars
chc, !, g isss s'' c"f& JACKSON General Superintendent
x7fW-Y0KK AND. KEW-HAVEN Rail-
~ SUMNER ssRiSsEMEsTT,
r.,,sm station ssyIoIi eorS.I o. T-sHty.'''aA' and
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK ,.,,,r,,
Haven aud Bndgepou, = GEL lIJV IL U N~''
40 J.l5 $50. 500. sndB tEI) p M. I'm
'bT Milford. stTLiioyd, farhsd Southport Aou "T' y ~
go and $40 p N ,p.N
Horrslk z tEIG INV a nj I'i' Nhih NNA" wv
- e. bar Dr. .. s III iPS sSa sG SO
9s ESQ lkI 80 '5o m 2s 80. AS. $50. $50 79
and intermediate stations, H1 !l.1oA nj 'i'
~ -. 20 s.w 5iS .nd 8;20 p 70.
$50 go Wv Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
g., po,,or vi, Springfield @ a. m. (EIl s(ErD Jpn
70 posn "nJ surug6sld NJ ia J. l2l3 (h
EI cons,e,ieui River Railroad, a IN. IErl E''p !" '
3en 70 pTo,I,ne, and EhiI Railroad KI) M S'ie
pa New Haven H,r.LOOiou and stonDs''s hAH0.0
i,.p 3sp R..,lro.d n aud n 70 williamsburg
y" uan..tope Rsiirosd, 9 a N. and r.
~ nnoas.,nrl Raroad, ga ~ tkI) tSv -.
Fa Dsnbur asa ~" s esbt u from Sorwslt ~ DsBburJ
S.sE..Csnssu Railroad nj ~ 10, f.S, sas ''"pM
Cenuodoni sssPht NA" JAMES H. HoYT, sapsnntsndtnt
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@tobiug 6zrOs. &t.
Mathintrp.

CYNNEY & HOFFMAN, Manufacturers and
dealer, IN ENGINES aud BOLkRS large supply con
tantly on hand 81 Nos l67 10 l75 WAter-si Brooklyn
TSORSALF-One8 -inch HYDRAULIC PRESS;
II Tse pasD, a. in By II SIN one Hoes ny,
order HOLSTER su be sppei g. any h ot Of ma
n. ami nine Tools in gooi Desk Room 10 Let IN hand
.ms oes Appig 10 or Mteh elf st. COT John y
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TruokIpn 9ruprrtp 60 Yrt.

VrO LET-FURNISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
wbut minutes walt Of Wst Ferry +s'ory bnRsn easen
Bk Dweng with all the modern Improvements Rent
small family. Owner living In Europe Apply to
A DAVENPORT Agent No ISL MoniAguest, BROOKLYN. n Y
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We have the honor Informing the public that propose irving for
the hrst time 10 NeN-lok brief Of the regular
GRAND HISTORICAL AND ROMANTIC FRENCH opkRA;
engaged BY from the Academies PaT and Brussels and
the French Cons.rvaore constituting complete the decision
M un.ic1 al nnbir ~ ,bs ,f Ia 'ns ,., ~
Mademoi,ele BUPHBMIB BLBAU, premiere ehAnass ssr,
Prom the Opera Comidae Pans
Madame CLoTHILDB AUDIBBRT forte premiere eoua
MademOsse FAVE FANsCHRT forte premiere ehshrss
Prom the Tbester Royal. BrusselSl
hssssus DELABRANCHB sod TABARDI "rt preniss sno-s
From the Academy OF Music, Parisl
Mohsieur GIRREBEUCK. premiere tenor leger.
From the Grand TheateT. Bordeaux
Monsieur ALEXIS TASSOH, premiere base Egbs,
From the Theatre LTrique InpensI
Monsieur IEsIB premiere 6asse eh,niani'
From the Grand Theatre Llonsl
Monsieur DHAsLER, baritone,
TFram the French Couservaioire.l
With several other Who with the above tats ibs most
complete and efficient operate erosgh'o this county Tbs
be by referring the their regular repertoire which
consists Of -. - .
LA RHINE DE- CHYPRE." BY HALEvY
"GE baaE sEa IEth y :! R1 SoESiEu
"HAYDBB" GA MUErTB III PoRTiCI" IL ANBAssADRIcB"
'. ID ia, Ia s 8 RI SE,,s By huBER
"LB PRB Aux CLBRCS" and TAMPA BY HERoLD
LIE sOEGB DUNE MUTT D'ETB." BY AMBROSE THOMAS
"HBTOILB DU YORD :. LES HUGuESoTs" and ROBERT
LIB DlABLB,D by MBYERBBER
Ia PAvoRITE" By DoSizETTL
"siTBTAis R0i ssd "GIRALDA" by ADAM
which been the musical public BY
in this country.
MESSEURa CHARLES VAN GHRL ToRRIANI. and MARTIN.
Each Opera which be placed the stage VAL be supported
ADMIRABLE AND COMPLETE BALLET.
and mounted with properties aud costumes from toe Grad Opera Pans
will unsppoaebabe The hrst representation VIII ks place % "
about 49, -
Of which further notice and particulars sn speedily be s',Sa Go
ACADEMY OF Mr.Ic Sen. H. 1869
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-08
Congressional.

In the Senate on the 31st ult., the res
olution from the House proposing to close
the session Of Congress on the 9th of April
was discussed and laid over after the ex.
piration of the morning hour Several
bills were introduced and referred.
The important transaction in the House
was the action on the report of the confer
ence committee on the disagreement of the
two houses as to the tenure of Office act
The committees report repeats in part the
act over which so much controversy has
taken place, as will be seen by our regu-
lar report It leaves in, however the first
section of the Senate substitute allowing
the President to remove Cabinet officers,
and modifes the second amendment so
that though the President has to report to
the Senate in thirty days any removals he
makes in the recess, yet the previous in
cumbent does not resume the Office in case
the Senate does not concur, and the Pres
ident may nominate another for a success
or. The report was adop ted in the House
by yeas 106, nays 67, and in the Senate
by yeas AZ, nays s. So this question is
at last settled. The House passed the
joint resolution from the Senate in relation
to the pay Of enlisted men in The army.
SENATg.-On the LIST inst number Of
bills of no general interest were taken up
and disposed Of temporarily. The Com
mittee on Disabilities reported joint res
olution, which was passed, requiring all
parties desiring the removal of poll teal
disabilities to do SO under their own sig
with swoyn statement, giving the
reasons why they ask for relief The
Committee on Foreign Affairs reported a
joint resolution relative to the landing of
cables on the shores of the
United States, and also joint resolution
the election in Texas. A joint
resolution was passed providing for the
building of railroad bridge at Padueah,
Kentucky. The Indian Appropriation
bill was taken up and number of amend
nents were adopted. Pending its discus
sion the Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and at its close adjourned.
House Of Representatives.. "A number of
ills and resolutions were introduced and
disposed Of The bill providing a Pro-
,isional Government for Mississippi was
aiken I'D and.s number of speeches were
upon It. The bill was finally
until the next session of Con-
ress BY vote of yeas lob to nays 62.--
he House soon after adjourned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-08
Thursday Morning, April s, 1869.

w Having sold one-half interest in
the Office of the SHENANDOAH HERALD
to Mr.. John H. Grabill of this place, the
paper from this date will be conducted
under the new management of Trout It
Grabil.
1t is unnecessary to say anything in re-
gard to the character and qualifications of
Mr.. Grabill, where he is SO well and IA
vorably known as gentleman Of fine tai
Tents and christian character
The political status of the HERALD will
remain unchanged, and we hope, under
the new management, to still greatly i'm.
prove the paper, and render it even more
acceptable to our readers.
Thankful for the cordial manner II
which our citizens have supported the pa.
per heretofore. we respectfully solicit s
generous support from the citizens o.
Shenandoah under the new management.
Respectfully.
T G TROTTT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-08

Gold Fish IN the Potomac Rirer. -
Gold fish, three or four of which were
introduced into the Potomac from the
fountain in the Capitol grounds in Wash
ington, few years since, are rapidly pop
ulating the whole river, and many are
sent to Alexandria, Va, as offal fish in
the vessel loads of shad and herring -
There are said to be more OILERS en-
ployed on the Potomac this season than
were ever before known
Alexander II. Stephens We regret
to learn that our distinguished country
man is still very feeble, and that the ac-
cident which Frustrated him has had effects
much more serious than at first supposed.
Some time since Mr.. Stephens could go
about on crutches; at present he has to be
supported by pillows, and locomotion inn
possible. We trust the beautiful wealth
er now prevailing may bring balm to the
sufferer and restore him to active useful
ness.-Augusta (Ga.) Constituencies,
March 3d.