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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06
SHIPMENTS. -The following shipments
b,yo foLo, r}ooo from, thiS port c;noo tho

SHIPMENTS. The following shipments
have taken place from this Port, since the
opening of navigation:
Posts, $4,000
Telegraph Poles, 1900
Rail Road Ties, 5000
Wood, l,56S cords
Lumber, l43. 900
Lath. $4,000
Shingles, 1865 m
Stave Bolts. 50 cords
Hubs and Spokes 80 bundles
Flour, 1874 barrels.
Wheat, l349 bushels
Leather, IS rolls
Merchandise, ia packages
Fish. 80 half barrels
II. II. Goods. 60 packages
Sundries, 1877 packages.
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New GooDs, CLoTH FOR WOOL
Messrs. Villas & Co. have lately received
large stock Of new goods suitable for the
spring trade to which they invite atten-
ton. They would also announce tina:
they are prepared to make excellent bar
gains in the exchange of cloth for wool.
Give them CALL It.
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SOLD AT MARsHAL's SALE.-The
Chicago Tribune Of the 1st inst, states
that the Propeller Benton was sold at
MarshaFs sale few days since, at st.
Joseph, Michigan, to Jonah Richards,
ESQ.,, of Manitowoc, Wis. for s2l,5OO.
She will, in all probability, be engaged in
the Lake Superior trade.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

BASE BALL All persons interested
in the great National Game of base ball
are requested to meet at the Franklin
Bookstore o-morrow-Friday- evening
at clock for the purpose of organizing
for the summers exercise. BY order of
the BASE BALLIsTs.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

APPLEToN.-The Post says that for
five consecutive nights the following sub
ject was discussed in Bertschy Hail Re
solced, that modern Spiritualism is con-
ducive to morality DIR. A. B Randall
tor the affirmative and Rev. G. Haddoek
forthe negative.
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TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN !
County of Manitowoc.

COUNTY TRIAsuRER's OFFICE,
Manitowoo, April tn 1862
Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the
laws IN such case made and provided much OF each
tract or parcel OF land described IN the following
statement as may be necessary for the purpose will
be sold on on the I'd Tuesday of May next, it being
the litn day OF May 1862 and the next succeeding
days by the Treasurer Of the County aforesaid, at
public auction at his office in the Village oil Manto-
woc to pay the taxes charges and interest due there
on Tor the year 1865 and returned unpaid to this Of
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MARRIEhe

At the residence of the BRIDES father
by b. Sibree, ESQ.,, on the LIST inst, Mr..
QUERIN EVEN of this Village, and MISS
IDA ScHEFrLAND of Manitowoc Rapids.
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The Office of the Deputy Collector
of Internal Revenue may hereafter be
found at the Banking Office Of I. c.
Shove. ST.
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MARINE STAIIsTICs.-Ihe following
arrivals and departures at the Custom
House at this port since the opening of
navigation: /.
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EDS TRIBUNE.-I wish you would say
something through the columns of your
paper to the Village Board about Dog
law. That an ordinance should be passed
restraining dogs from running unmuzzled
in the streets no one can doubt Mad
dogs are being killed in every part of
the State, AMI number OF persons
have been bitten and died IN the most
horrible manner What would be thought
of a man who turned large rattlesnake
loose in our midst, yet the bite of mad
dog is more insidious and mere deadly
than the bite Of the snake. A snake too
would be avoided, but you seldom know
that a dog is mad till you are bitten
Let o. Board pass this law that every
dog found in our streets without muz.
zle shall be killed, or, if some person is
bitten and dies with the hydrophobia, let
them be openly charged with manslaught-
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The regular meeting of the Badger
Engine Company will be held at the
Engine House this evening. )
Jon~ 1.ASTRY, Secretary.
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OSHKOSH. Northeastern reports
the return of Congressman Sawyer to his
home. The "strons minded ladies are
sighting Oshkosh. Perhaps Anna
thinks that 'Woman's Rights are at a
discount there. The saw mills have
started up and the editors are making ar
rangements for the next editorial conyen-
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SHEBoYGAN.-The Times states that on
Monday last Rev. Mr. Helming, of Her
man, was thrown from his wagon near
the Holstein Elevator, in this city by the
running away of his team, and one of his
ankles badly fractured. The report of
murder said to have taken place in
the town of Sherman on the l%h ult,
prove to be false.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-05-06

SHEDoYGAN FALLs-The Herald Estates
that it is estimated by competent judges
that at the present time there is not one.
iftieth part of the wheat sown that there
usually is at this season of the year in
that county. Mr.. VIM. Smith who works
in the blacksmith shop in the employ of
Zufelt & Co., made misstroke with his
hammer, striking upon the edge of the
anvil. A triangular piece of steel, weigh
ing between one and two drashms, was
broken from the face of the hammer b.
the effect of the blow, and struck him in
the left breast with such force as to pene-
trate through his clothing and enter the
flesh over an inch, penetrating in fact to
one of his ribs, where it lodged The steel
was extracted by one Of our physicians,
and the man lsrapidly recovering from the
effects of the wound.
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GREEN BAY.-The Gazette says that
the steam Ferry between ct. Howard and
Green Bay is getting to be popular in
stitution. The exercises attending the
Odd Fellows Celebration were of an in
teresting character. Rev. j. G. Dennis
delivered the grafton. Horace Rublee Of
Madison, lectured at Klaus Hail. on
Wednesday evening. Fha subject was
John Milton and his Times The
lecture is splendidly written one and
gives evidence that he has justly acquired
the reputation of being close and deep
thinker and possessing a rare culture OF
mind
The Aauocate reports that very sad
case of drowning occurred at the resi-
dence of Charles Enoch, on Adams street
next house north of No. 2 engine house,
on Tuesday morning. A little son of
Mr.. E. two years old, was missing about
10 o'clock and diligcnt search was made
over the premises for him, which finally
resulted in finding him in the cistern
There is eleven and one half feet water
in the new channel. The AdUocate now
says that Sibree received majority of
2238 for County Judge. Put Waldo in
place of Sibree and then you will be right
Mistakes Will happen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-08-18

How ALL CAN HAVE Coon VISEGAR.-It
belongs TO the genus Of fungals Ieaioilisn
gidstcsgz,) and is easily propagated by follow
ing the annexed recipe: Take half pound
of brown sugar and half pint of molasses,
simmer them in three quarts of water till
dissolved, then placed the mixture in a wood
en- or stone pot, cover il over and place be-
hind the stove in a warm situation. In six
or seven weeks YOU will find floating on the
top q tough, hesby substance; this is the
vinegar plant: the mixture viii have turned
to vinegar, but Of poorer quality than can
be manufactured without its aid Now, pre-
pare q mixture as before, and, when cool,
lzy over il the vinegar plant A bit Of lsth-
ing OF single should be laid upon the mix
ture before placing the plant over it, as the
vinegar Is Of purer quality il the plant does
rot lie wholly upon it. Set it behind the
stove, covering it closely, and in two weeks
or more taste it; If sharp vinegar, bottle il,
and continue yo1r manufacture. The vine
gar Is Of dark color. but Of far better quail
~ than what IS bought generally for cider
vinegar, but has never seen apples. II il
probable that what is termed the mother
in vinegar Is closely allied to this plant, and
might be employed by those who desire TO
produce vinegar plant without delay.
The cost Of the vinegar made in this manner
Is extremely small and, as il is q condiment
50 universally employed 10 culinary matters,
We recommended il to our readers We do
not think there is anything deleterious in its
properties. and il would certainly give many
families large supply Of vinegar who would
be unable to procure il IN any other manner
A small wooden butter irziu would be an
excellent utensil for its preparation, as il
could be covered very tightly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-08-18
Honolulu. July :
Licences Expiring in Aug, 1863.

ID ETAIL. Charlottesville. Aug 9. c Hoi-
III lister, 10, Pelikiano 4 Havana, II Chun
Took, 20 Akeau, 81 c L Richards. % Lam
Yek. 20 Ahuna. l 7 II Davies. - On Ckong.
% Ako. Waimanu. Maui J Haistcad. 81
Honolulu Gee. Kaupo, 20 Amau, Lahaina, %
Chung Hoon. Lahaina. Hawaii An Lung.
Kailua, Kohala Plantation. s All Nia and
Co. Palilua. - I Spencer, Lanrahoehoe. 80
J Wright. kohala. Kaaai-l0 Chulan Bros.
Hanalei.
WHOLESALE. Honolulu. q c L Richards.
RETAIL SPIRITS, Honolulu. 10 J 5 Le-
mon, % W Wond.
WHOLESALE. Honolulu, T Heuck. 20
Ritson.
VICTUALLING, "a Gan 81.
BUTCHER. Maui-W ailnku, 10 Kaio. II
Akanaliilii, Is Kanskaole, 10 kaialii. &c Ka-
auwai (w) and Co. Waihec. 10 Kapiioho. Ha-
waii-Kona, 20 Neville sud Barrett, Is Loka.
Hilo, Is Kopai. Is Reed a Richardson. KAu-
alp g II Luhren, koloa, Il " II Rice. i2
Ghoka. Hanalei. Is Krull.
HORSE, Honolulu. IS W Duncan. No ~,
90 Pipilani, No so. IS Moffitt. stallion.
BILLIARDS. Honolulu. 7.Nolte & Kruger.
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Assessors Notice.
HE TAX ASSESSORS OFFICE,

rT,HE TAX ASSESSORS OFFICE,
il at the Road Supervisor 0fhcc, on Marine
Street. will be open nom 9 A. M. 20 Il NJ. on
Saturdays. until further notice. A box for
the reception Of all papers connected with tax
alton. will be found at the door.
Konohikis, and those who have charge Of
pasture lends, are requested, according to law.
to return sworn lists Of the names and resi-
dcnccS Of the owners Of all animals on the
lands under their care. said list to be lei at
the Assessors Office Immediately.
W. r. CASTLE.
Tax Assessor.
Honolulu. July 5th. 1s6o.--2S-4t
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FAMILY DRUG STORE.
]. VI. sMITH 4 CO.

j. VI. SMITH a. CO.,
HAyE RECEIVED PER LATE ARRIy-
Ii ais, . New Assortment q Drugs and
Neiicines-
Sands SArssp4rilla, Tovrseod's do.
Ayers do, BriztoFs do, Shakers do,
Rect DO, Ayers Cherry PeetorAl,
BalsAn for tie Lungs, B.lsAa Of Wild
Chsry, HypOPhoEphisss Of Line soda,
Compound Extract Of Bzehu, Capsules,
Ihorn's Ext-aet, CrosS121's Specific,
Pills and oiatzents, Of various kinds,
Linineats, Pl.stsrs, Peetoz1l Funigzsorx,
Sponges, Hamburg lea, Lily White,
Funira:ing PaztllE, Trzsses,
J.R- Cocks Nipples, SiPpls Shields,
Lzbin's and Pllz1d's Extracts,
Toilet Articles, Lip Salve,
IndeIIble Pencils, = New Invention,
Hair Restores and Dressings,
synngess Lesehss, etc, ste-, etc
Drugs Of all kinds,
Corner Of FOri and Hotel streets lift
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

rT,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
l. existing in the Butchering Business known
as the PACIFIC MARKET. In this city. be-
tween WEISENBACH & SCHREI. is hereby
declared dissolved. No debts hereafter con-
traeted by said firm will be paid BY the under
signed all debts heretofore due by said firm
will be presented to him for payment. and all
debts due said firm will be paid to the under
signed.
GEORGE SCHREI.
Honolulu, Aug. 80, ls69-29-sts
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands.
Kahilani. vs.. Heury Q. Parks-DivOrre.

Kuhilani, vs.. Henry g. Parks-Divoree.
VITHEREAS, the Complainant in
w the above entitled cause, has hlcd a
petition unto the Honorable A. 5 Hartweii,
Justice Of the Supreme Court, praying Tor
decree Of divorce from her husband. the De-
PENDANT aforesaid. on the grounds af willfal
descrtion. and absence from this Kingdom for
moro than three years, and not heard from.
Now this is TO notify the said Henry g. Parks,
to appear before the Honorable A. ;. Harlven,
at his chambers IN the Court House. AZ Homo
lulu. on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of Novcm-
Der next. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. At
which time will be heard the petition aforesaid.
WIN. HUMPHREYS.
Deputy Clerk supreme Court.
Honolulu. July 30th. lS69.-s1-i3w
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NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED, having been

THE UNDERSIGNED, having been
Il duly appointed as Executors Of the
last VIII and Testament Of the late Leopold
Wolf, formerly Of Oregon, U. $, and more
recently of Lahaina. hereby give notice to all
persons 10 make immediate payment Of all
debts due his Estate. and 20 present all claims
against said Estate on or before the cath day
Of January. 1870. TO NJ. Louissun, AZ Homo
lulu, or to Peter II. rreadway, at Lahaina.
PETER II. TREADWAY,
II. DICKENSON.
post NJ. LOUISSON,
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DOLLAR & SPERM OIL-In q1anti-
Il ties 20 suit, and for sale BIZ
Is B0LLES CO.
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WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR
IN Sale N quantities TO Euit purchasers,
By c. BREWER CO.,
Ism Agents
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EAU DE COLOGNE,
An Article which is not to be found in any
other Store in Town.
Elegant, Treble-Distilled Lavender Water,
Exhibition Lavender Boquet.
Essence Of Boquet, Toilet Vinegar,
Prince of Wales Perfume,
Princess Of Wales Perfume.
Victoria Boqnet.
Brides Boquet.
Kiss Ne Quick,
Frangipani.
Essence of Roses, equal in odor to the Persian
Otto, Forget Me Not, Love Charm,
italian Jessamine, Military Boquet,
Tea Rose, Sandal Wood,
Ylangilang. PatehOuli.
Fleurs de ftalic.
La Noblesse,
Milleaeurs,
Moss Rose.
Large Bottles Of Florida Water.
The Best Article ever offered to the Public.
Flowers of Orange, Fragrant Perfume,
Isle of Wight Boquet. Mignionette,
Italien Boquet, Osborne Boquet,
Boquet des Noees,
Boquet du Haut Ton,
Spring Flowers.
Sweet Pea.
Hovenia,
Hedyosmia, Lavende aux Fleurs d'Italie. and
numerous other Perfumes, too numerous to
specify.
Neclsties. Socks ~ SusPcnders,
In Endless Variety,
CHOICE HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS,
FANCY SOAPS. SC,
Best quality Tooth and Nail Brushes.
Baby's Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
and the Best Shoe Brushes in Town.
A New Invoice Of Benkert's Boots
And the usual assortment of FURNISHING
GOODS, of the very best quality. for sale at
the Store Of
M. HcINERNEY.
Cor. of Fort and Merchant Street.
Honolulu, June 10, ls6s.-25
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TAR, PITCH, COAL TAR Bright
Il Varzish, &c. Sc
For sale BY Ilsl B0LLES CO.
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NOTICE.

NOW ALL PERSONS, that we,
IN the undersigned, bave this day appointed
W. p. STEVENS as our Agent. to collect all
rents due US, and make all leases Of lands be-
longing to us.
d. KAMAIPELAPELA,
HUA.
Honolulu. May 80 ls69.-22-sm
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SUGAR & MOLASSES.
ONOMEA PLANTATION.

Sugar and MoIasses-CroP 1869
N0NING IN, FOR SALE IN QUAINT
~ ties to suit purchasers, by
WALKER 4 ALLEN,
Ism Agents
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY
Il notify all persons. that we have this day
appointed W. P. STEVENS. as our agent,
with full power to collec. all rents. and trans
act all business pertaining to our property.
LuANA.
KEALOHA.
Honolulu. June Q. lses.-22-am
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Make PLANTATION.

New Crop of Sugar & Nolasses
NOV COMING N, AND FOR SALE IN
IN quantities to szi; purchasers BIZ
c. BREWER & CO.,
l-sn Agents.
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For sale bY

Redington Co., San Francisco.
Crane & Brigham, San Francisco,
r. n. Mcdonald & Co, San Francisco,
Justin Gates & Bro, Sacramento,
And by all Druggists and Country
III Merchants. I1y
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MANILA CORDAGE-Four-strand,
vi made expressly to order-assorted sizes.
For sale by ISL BOLLEs L co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-08-18

DEsT GOLDEN GATE FLOUR
ID Extra Family, in Or. sacks Bakers Ex-
ira, in or. and hf. sacks. Superhne Flour, in
Or and hf. sacks, for sale, in bond or dHty
paid, by PSI B0LLES & co.
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DLOCKS-Plains and Patent pushed.
I'D for sale by [Isl BOLLEs co.
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.nARS-Assorted sizes Best Ash Oars.
" PorSale by I1sl BOLLES 4 co.
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ORACKERs-An Assortment, for sale by
" isl BOLLEs 4 co.
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OREGON ROMAN CEMENT-For
" sale by t1SI B0LLEs & co.
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-HEMP CANVAS-Best Scotch Flax
Ii Canvas-ass'd numbers, from 0 70 No g..
For Sale low by [lsl BOLLEs 4 co.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

PERsoKAL-We learn that the Hon,
E. A. Rollins ISte Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue, is now acting IS
President Of the National Life Insur-
snce Company of the United States Of
America, at the COmpany's Branch
Office, in Philadelphia, during the
temporary absence IN Europe of the
President, c. H. Clsrk, Esq.ooMrsROl-
Inns hss-been an active .iiembeT of the
board of Directors Of this Company
since its Organization, and in giving to
its interest the benefit Of his personal
cooperation, and the advantages of his
enlarged experience and extensive acI
quaintance, we confidently look for .
renewed impetus to be given to the Al
rsady unprecedented progress of this
great National 1nstitutiOn. ia1os 80
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/ Gen. Candy viii rot order new election
IN virginia. noi'''.'f - ~
The latest curiosity baby, eight weeks
old, who has crossed the CONTINGENT.
Ben Wade says the nOhinamen never re-
pudiate debit That accounts for the
Democratic hatred of the oelestials-they
won't make good Democrats. -,gl
Secretary Boutwell, has gone home for two
weeks respite from official duties, His woFk
in the reduction of the public debt. Of ovsr
81 100000 last month has earned him a va
cation: al oi.a si, sa1
1t is rqmored that Mr.. Raymopd's success
sor in the editorial chair of the New York
Z zines is Mr.. John Bigelow, who of all
others suggested for the place, seems to be
regarded as possessing the greatest degree Of
fitness. eHI al e5s51 ea1 9oli y1g Z
At Omaha, last week, man named Hart
drove six harnessed ganders OD the. skating
park lake. They we're all. harnessed to a
platform with tub in it, in which the goose
jockey sat while steering them. He was
tilted into the pond while making the turnI
The amount of money sent through the
pals by postal money orders is increasing
about one hundred per cent. annually This
year the aggregate fOots up thirty million
dollars, against sixteen million last year, snd
it is estimat, the amount will again double
ne4! year, sa 4aoB b1s '''
The tea planted by the Japanese colony in
California is doing well. Tne seed nut, ara
Coming up, aud the valley lands are found
admirable for the tea Gu uture. The opinion
is expressed that the day is rot far distant
when we will grow our own tea, and much
better than wo now get.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06


BuYeau, here, appointed Assistant Assessor,
With special commission to look after
these gentleman's incOmesl What will
the proud nletrOpolitans of the Empire State
say to. thsFf e
G. B. NcCartee, has resigned his position
of chiefef the bureau of engraving and print
ing of the Treasury Department. it is said,
to 90 into business in New York.
-rHs s. -FIynt, Collector of Internal ReEen-
ue for this District and previously Assistant
Cashier of the First National Bank, here,
died on Tuesday, after few days cOn6uiDg
illness, of affection of the lungs. Mr.. Flynt
came here from Ohio. He had been Cashier
Of the Sandusky oitty Bank. q. L. TullOck,
Treasury Appoint uent clerk, from New
Hampshire, succeeds him.
shephafa was honorably discharged BY
Justice Walter, on Friday, Judge Purcell not
appearing, and not enough of evidence hav-
ing been adduced to warrant the holding Of
of he.defendant for trial for the alleged libel.
have just heard of the death of talent-
ed lawyer, who, after trying some of the led
ing cases IN the published reports of the
Supreme Court Of Wisconsin, aud distiDg-
uishing himself, while yet young man,
among the foremost lights of that State
early broke down in nerve and health, and
came to Washington to take clerkshiP in
the Treasury. Liquor, to which he fed for
strength, and for solsce under domestic
troubles. may be charged as chief agent in
his destruction. He was organized for a
highly moral, disinterested, generous charac-
ter, no less than for intellectual eminence;
yet he has been repeatedly picked up help
less in the street, suffered the tOrtures Of de-
lirium trsmens, and at last came to his death
in that manner, in another city, whittier he
had wandered. Who he was, his name,
even, was known only by papers found upon
.hispers0ns Ns55t58t0t}s} J. E.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-06

BOLEE HSspEcTtoy,-The delecta-
bic, but now defupct Legislature at It's
last session, passed a. law providing for
the inspection Of steam boilers twics'a
year, and requiring OWNERS Of steam p
boilers to attach esrtsin steam iindica-
tor to othem--a clsp-trapihvenaOn which
some seedy individual was trying to
force upon boiler owners. The fee to
be charged the owner. for each insPec;
ton, is $500, and the price ofsthe in,
dicator will be from 1925 to S175. An
Inspector was to be appointed in each
District Thus expense after expense
has been put upon the people BY 3 leg
isIsture which was elected upon the
basis of Reform, DC. Engine owners
thrOughOut the State, are holding meet
ings to devise some PlsR Of eyading oiE d
resisting the law.ees .ss15d iood9sl %