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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14

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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN cISClsSATi.
CiNcINNATI, ONO Oct l2.-In Hamilton Co.
Pendleton's majority Is $40, and the whole Dem
ticket Is elected
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14


RETIRING Church DIGNIrARIRs. The
number of aged and almost useless digniiar-
les of the English Church who are in the
receipt OF large salaries has long been a sub
ject of consideration and Of criticism by no
means gentle among our brethren over the
water An act OF Parliament was passed AT
the last session designed to facilitate tic re-
tirement of all such who might be willing to
avail themselves of its provisions. Under
the influence of this measure and of the CON
tinual pressure Of public opinion, resigna-
tions have at length begun. The Bishop OF
Winchester, at the age OF ninety, and after
forty-two years Of ncumbency, withdraws
from his position. The Bishop If Exeter
yields at the age of ninety-onc, though he
still holds ON the Canonry of Durham, which
| is worth $40, 900 year. Five bishops have
thus far resigned, and others will probably
follow. They will all be well provided for
| in their retirement, the least OF them hcing
secure in salary equal 10 that of the Presi-
dent of the United States. This wedding
out Of the Church will be attended by othei
consequences that the substitution OF active
for superanuated prela'e for, owing to the
liberal views Of her Majesty, and also OF
| Mr.. Gladstone, the character Of the appoint
ments will be changed, and in most instan,
ces improved.
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100 acres of the farm is now planted IN
peach trees, the crops of which give general
satisfaction. Mr.. w. thinks he has the pres
ent year full average TIVE thirds OF crop
of corn, and thinks that this average will
hold good all over Sussex county.
How was this farm made so productivef
That question | will answer according to tue
information received from Mr.. Wright. lie
considers phosphates but secondary, but tue
barn yard manure to be Of the first impor-
lance. When he bought bis farm he kept
man and team continually employed ior
four years in hauling marsh mud which lay
close by and gave the ground heavy dres-
sing of this mud, upon which other manuies
quickly acted. He did not depend much
upon the mud as manure, but 1t was OF
great assistance TO other manures In ma
turing crops.
We have already said that barn-yard, or
as it is called there, pound manure, was the
| chief dependence and great care was taken
by Mr.. w. to have plentiful supply always
ON hand by hauling In alternate layers OF
straw and debris of the farm upon when
the cattle were turned, and by this means q
plentiful supply of manure was maintained
which now shows In the improved condition
Of the farm. Mr.. Wright, since his first
purchase has bought another farm adjoining
the one we have described and which pro
misses soon TO be in as productive state.
Mr.. W is of the opinion that there IS too
much phosphate used and not enough o
barn yard manure, and it 10 certainly very
gratifying to see the increased attention givel
to this subject all through Sussex County
Having spent couple of hours very pleas
antly with Mr. Wright, and regrett ng tina
1t was out of our power to accept his prof
fered hospitality, we thanked him for hi
kindness and information, and started OF
our journey once more, "lsAMBLER.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-10-14

What Grants Administration has Done.
The New York Times in a timely and
sensible protest against the vile attempts TO
impicate the President in the alleged gold
specializing transactions of his brother in
law, Mr.. Corbin, thus sums up the history
thus far of the present administration
"His (Grant's) administration has sustain
ed our honor abroad and increased our pros
perity at home; II the Alabama claims have
been allowed to lie by for time, il is be-
cause they could not he pressed with any
immediate hope of au amicable and satsiac
tory settlement. We long ago put the
plain question to our people whether they
were anxious to gn TO war. They were
not, md in an angry dispute was laid aside
until time had somewhat cooled down the
passions il excited. Again, we have not
rushed wildly into war with Spain about
Cuba, but we have increased the estimation
j in which we are held by other nations by
our policy on the question. There never
was time in our history when we stood
stronger or more respected before the world
at large AZ home the burden OF taxes has
BEEN lightencd, order restored, il-feeling
sooihed down and the national debt reduced.
These are appreciable results Of only few
months good government.
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~,3u Ofrrfuteu.

ST. eerrenten II ND N oerfau IT, --
Das MinacFcto :. aus in Gtihwatsr it pcm nd9te,t I. Ottu.
Der ali su H%srreh:tn unb taSMfeut!entfnt beIeIten ;u %perfn1itr.
mater, Niun.
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Ser. StaotcnD iRrtft.Gpurt

user. Stuatcn O1rrtttfNDutt
-Micbrere Gdlle murcen Serb6rt unD. in
cen fo|9enpen ra6 llrtbel selpro9en:
5errmann @rote, Ter @erlebua9 rer
Nenenue OeIeye on9etlaet murre rerur<
tbeilt, aur 3ablun9 elmer @elcnroie ron
$500 uno Ginterferung i'm Stoot69e>
fan9ntb III Gtiupater fir rem 3eitraul,
BON Is Monaten uno bleibt i'm Sc fling
ni6> bis rie @elrnrafe be;ablt 1T. Die
ie8 lit ra6 urtbeil ouf cine Mnfla9e. Nuf
nebrere ancere 9saen i'm pprlie9enre 1T e6
nod nidt 9elprp6en.
Solepb &isfer 1par eine6 dbnlt@en
0ergebens f9ulci9 b%efunoen worten.
Gr wuroe cerurtbeilt 81 5000 0elofrafc
une oreimona!ltder @inferferun9 In Der
&amieY So. Sail. @erbIeibt ebenfals
i'm @efdn9nib tiS. bic @elrfrafe be;oblt
1T.
Sebn Minoe6 mar uterfabrt bic :@e>
penue @tempel auf Bierfd0ern ti9t
eanceQirt gu BADEN, unp tpuree Yerurtbei!t
3u $40 @elpfrofe unb breimonatlider
@inferferun9 in her &am|ey 60. Sail.
8letbt III Der Sail bis Die @elpfrafe te>
soblt 1T.
George Sadipn uno Carlos Grunrou
rparen lberflbrt fal19ea @elp peraus9abt
3u BADEN unp wurcen bafir jeccr Su Is
Sabren barter Nrbeit i'm Staat6@ 81 fdnez
niHe 3u Stturpater perurtbeilt. a@ :,
| &eretntgten Staatcn Ctr
&purt.+-Qaren Gnberlee murbe
f1ulpis befunptn Bier: perfauft 3u baben
pbne bic Stemptt auf benGd6ern ju CAM
ceQtren. Der &ibter' Serurtbeilte i'm ~
elmer @elrNrafr ron 5000 nnlb rreimoz
natliaer .Gl!inrfteer1ftenruun ~ in eem@ountg@s
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81. s: Sets be1er befannt ut1ter
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porte lam lpdlerrnad ceni, 89dsatw.sgtpdien
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fir Derfallen erfldrt pa Barner ftd ni@t
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In Sraucr.

Son etnisen &eDenue 8eomten barnuf
auf merflam 9emadt, paB e8 nod. timer
mande Brauer sdte bic tbre mpnatliben
Nusmeiie entmeper gar nidt poer isbr
unYoufdnoie madten, ermabmen mir
bielelbeu biermit nod etnmol tie1 Nu6z
weile 9enau na9 cen pom Mi1e6or 9e8ez
benc Gcridriften gu MAIDEN unb pinft>
LID ab;ultefer n uno ferner bic Nepenue
Stempel ppr1t6tis na9 Der ooreeldrier
benen Wei1e auf ren Gd6ern 3u befefi9en
unb tu conceuiren tnp fi9 lberbaupt in
allen TdQen, no ibnen bic 8elimmuneen
ee8 @eieBe6 ni@t 9eni9enp befannt iinp>
an bic &epenue Beamte11 III tpenoen> bic
germ bic 9emQnl9te AuSfunft ertbeilen,
Denjeni9en 5erren 8rauern Die INNER
allies mas In 8eSug auf ptelen @e8enz
ltano 9eia9t wurpe letdt aufnabmen> RAJ
tben mir bic in elmer anoeren Spalte
publiSirten 1rtbeile hes Ser. @taaten
Diftrict @eridte8 au lelen, fe tperoen l6
rann wobl uber;eu9en> roB bic 3eit no
Elm poor 9uneert Dollars alle8 mierer
out ma9ten, Spriber it, eaAe9en jeBt RE
@efan9nibtbir fir jecen uebertreter ofen
ftebt.
Berner m19ten wir oarauf an merf Jam
MAIDEN, bab Die nadlal79en 9erren ben
DeutIden i'm M09en1einen etnen iGle9ten
Dieni ~leiten. Beinabe allie Braue~
reien ne6 9taate8 BEL ncen f6 III ren
5dnctn Spn Deutlden uno ful9li6 flint
e6 bsinabe lauter Deuti1e bic we9enGer>
lebur,3 Der auf aebraute 0etranteBe Su9z
bobenben @teuere9eleBe DOR @erib1
fpmmer. Wdren ptele @eiebeSperlebun:
sen nur @eltenbeit 70 wiirpen ic I'M 3D.
9emetnen feinen iblen SGein ouf BIZ
DeutlAen rerfeu, ober ma0enbaf
ME file oft unb 70 AUDI rteSz
NAL osm;@ertdte sorlie9eu, fam Der ben
@erbanrlun9en fol9enoeNmerifaner faum
etne anbere MnTdt sor u,1S erlanaeu> ale
pab mir unserte1erlide @sieBubertrete'
mdren pber einen 10 be1drdnfteu @erltanr
belaeen, Der IS uns unm15liG made ro6
beutli@ uno 9enou oeaebene @elsb 81
perteben. Dag beioe Gol9erunaen pur@.
aus nidt 9ee{Anet finr> unieren Ginfuf
al6 Deutlhe su beten> miro jeeer lebr he:
9reiRi@ f1noen. Sir iolde uebertretunz
8en Gerurtbetlte f6nnen bierin AUDI zen
@runo 1uden> marum ie prn @eiten III
ur 2ancsleute 9ey5bnli@ feline Symra;
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Cine batsbrehente 1Mutf1partie.

@m Dienitas @ay&mittos erreste Elm
fhwer betrunfener S9weDe cine 0rpBe
@eniation In Der Ndbe Der 8rlde, paz
pur@, oaB er ft@ en- ben 8luf neben Der
preb Sffce maGte uno 3u ittnem Ser
BnQ9en cine fleine &utldpartie .anferte,
in Der er jecenfaQS etncn balSbre9enben
Grful9 9ebabt baben wIrpe, maren nt9t
eini9e Mrbeiter aus ber preB Sffce ber>
bei9eeilt uno bitten i'm on9ebalten alS er
eben i'm 8corif mar uber ben etwao 70
Tub tiefen ientre6ten Mbban9 ouf paa
Gi|enbabuaeleile binab 81. 'itlrsen. Gin
Strid ,purce UNI :ieinen 2eib bsftiiet uur
er 70 wiecer auf Die ebene Grbe 3urudoe>
So9en. Der Gntldlo0enbeit Der. beipen
junsen 2eute bic tbr eigenes 2eben riS:
firten UNI cas- zines anperen, gu retten If
e6 gu oerranfen, bo6 ras @an3e al6 g.:
mIpie onitatt Sra96pie: enpete.
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pdi}dgritbt,""'

II Gin Electromagnetic 2(?)dla9n Spr, Der
iG I'M aurSem}'alio bgrau6aeate: Dc.
6reeyer bot1etnes Graua unpn &tno. Gr
ppr &ur;emj na@ bieler @tact 1uno
quortirte! beipc IN einemG ga tbau6 Elm
unp sins cann 1elbit auf8 9anp ubtnaus
li9 cine 9etml tdtte gu iuden. d. @dbrenp
ct 70; Mbweleno uno oas ltebenoe Weib
ouetn s1par, matte fi@ ber Nerflbrer in Der
npnji9.;S @urtneb, Nbptp9rapb
ieines 3e,dens, uno, . web, bic lteeence
@attin fcnnte cen @inRuiteruneen unp
elubeupen 8liden ni9t: r1piepetlteben.
Nl6 nun aber5 Der NIT einem 115uen
6irideeweibe ee1dmidte@ atte betmfebrte,
setano 'iie mas pur9efaQen. @as bier;
auf allies; erfcl9te 1T ni@t 9enau befannt,
aber BEIGE eri9tenen Dor pem ppliseirt@z
ter ben StDrer ibre6 @lIfc6 on;utla9en.
@eine @eiuensen II f ibn bolen. Dc@
gum 81 itauneu re6 9lQdli9en Gbemanz
mes 1petsere fid Die @erflbrte irseno etz
mas eeeen BENG erflbrer au6jula9en u. ba
ea8 @eri9t rie Trau ntdt 5minsen fam
Mu6la9en ;u ma@en bic fte lelbittncyimi>
niren mircen, 70 par her YroseB Yerrorz
ben. Der @emabl perlanatr jtbt Don
(einer @emablsn, spab 1te Dor Dem &idter
bel9w5re Jpn fortan treu gu iein, fe oerz
lpra@ e6 lein ~ tpoQen, ret9erte li& aber
etnen Gio ;rarouf III nebmen.
6. Qinberrp u. Brep. @oltam batten
,unmdei9. %eetrunten. Griterer 9in9 oafir
in Die @srbannung uno leBterer in ben
&etten9an9.
a.. Wel6 per(ubte RE @dlasfraft
leiner 6duite an 3wet Sarten W({t9liepern
Der DENTS onoe uno muete fir pteie
Bewe9ung $40 uno Soften binterle9en.
Gine&abbal9erei 3wiiden swet ldwarz
,en Barbteren, pie pamit enrete pab. elmer
cerl elben ren anbern nit etnem Steine
perfsn wollte, aber itatt pes8arbier5 cine
Der $3.50 Geniterldeiben in MerriQ uno
@ancaQS Bu1banplun0 traf fam CUR
8erbanplunA. Man bate ben einen, Naz
mems parris, 9efan0en fpnnte oberoen on<
bern ni9t finben, re6balb murpe per@efanz
gene nur >pesen unurpentltAem 8ctraz
0ens proeelirt uno INN $500. Aebibt:
Der @erlu(t Der Beniterl9eibe fault auf
6errn @9urmsier> Der Gi9entbimer oe6
5aul e6. 49,. .."
S obn Erppny II. $. Branopn batten
iiter pen Durt% 9etrunten. Stc mubten
ibre unrndbisfeit jecer init S. blBen.
Mary Yetercety balt al Der CT. Yeter
@trabe cine feline WirtblAaft in Der e6>
wie bic Mnfla9eiArift lautet> unorz
centlt9 bcrgebt Der 9tidter empfabl ibr
Srrnuna unp lief id fir .pieien &atb
81 uno Soften beSablen+
9. st. Spnc6, Elm unoroentlt9er @ez
leue wurce se9en 8e5ablun9 Der nnfol}sn
entla| en. ~: ..
Seremiab Mabony par trpy fetnes
prppbcti]9en Namen8 l9per Belofen
unp cntri1tete Die lblide 8u6e.
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Die flint hpa mnrhp2 he2

~ I""i W. ~ ("'!1S''
Gin on Nortbrup Mn9efla9ten, GbomaS
Gurtnay; Gowarb s. Yaullon, Gpmarc
Mc0opern unp Benj. 3arader, purcen
ant Dienltag auf einen Writ of Habeas
Corpus Dor &t9ter Wilfin 9ebra9t be-
buf6 3ulaiun9 gu Bir9iAaft. $. s
6prn uno 8. g. .. 6earo Yertraten bic
NnseflaSten uno 6. s. parfer> Oiftrift6
Mnwalt BON ct. Souls County, Den
Stoat. 49, %.,
>Die @ertbeipiaer iudten 9elteno su
MAIDEN ro6 bic GIetuu9 Mortbrup5 in
Der 5iye elmer Nauferei palitrt, uno oeBz
balb nur Menl9entDrtun1 uno ni@t
mprn Iet tpelGe leBtere Nnflaae ne
Triecensri6ter, son welden lie ubertunz
ben, aufre9t erbalten bdtten. t.
e Nnmolt parfer bebauptete caB lie
3eu9euau6la9 einen Wcro binlan8lia
fef lteuten.
Der ,&i9ter natm ben 6au unter ST.
rotbun9 uno miro, i'm 2aufe Ter Wcde
feline @ntidetcung 9ebcn.
- Da6 @elud bc6 Gtrw. 8iihcf
Grace, rpn ct. Yaul, pom 8elu6e re6
Dcumenil9en Goneil6 cntibuloist sn tper<
Gen. 1T pom pabfte IN etnem ei9enbdnoi<
enSdreiben an9enpmme1. Nep. Tatber
Srelano 9ebt ais fein @teQrertreter nad'
&om. Gr miro am Monta8 feline Netle
ontreten.
-Marum wpQt SIR @u6 nit 5ufes
plasen unp Cure Grau uno .Na@barn
Die aonse tNadt mad balten rpenn Sbr
ponDr. 6untcr'6 Sifce, Gde Ter Dritten
unp @erar Ctr. Gin au8se3eiduete8 Mit<
tel ra9e9en befommen fDnnt?
@erdnreruno be6 Tabr>
plan 6.:-3uge auf eer Milmaufee ua,o
ct. paul unp Siour @ity uno ct. paul
rpercen ron Mor9en an. 0eben 'pie fpl9t
Der Ma6mittass;u9 mad pem Sfen
Fmirp I'm, $50 an aatt UNI AS BON bier
ctoeben. ]t''':1 : H'>l.>@ ''s:1,'*.* !.
sMinneapclis 93ase ,nerla0tn paSDspet
urmu 10.20,u. I6.25.! >'@'"1.'& :hi.1 III:
w. "G nd !Mgaad4 1l elmer i + >,,euen; l@c;tIo,rr>enuna
mub jeoer: FYa0uaier oer Milpautee
unp ST. paul G%ifnbabn (en &idet
perseisen ebe 81 ,iin III senr @ssaasaseona1 3utritt
eraah raAa4b&s anj> nj 1'j>7a oRIht a.1
H,j+-D a6u3el Der biai 2jest bic 9ibley
5tfabe smii@tn,ben 6. u, * unpafiirbar
Madtt'tpitp ab9ettasenaig n>nss ,rw
..=s=..@2e!san- Sabb e. on .GlSlrGtlialltu,a l5ute1
R9ee{{ pfbfqt26ql(t !ei : IT, per Pas suite
6unter's pSfies SEE her 8. uno gsoer
Or. Dor, u1p bto'Itf 'Gu@ pas eeeignett
@9ss'ts|ees9!sa|iiyasgaasss ; |i !! !
Ct. Yaa5f I. M{|hn'a|{EiapSiis. Sic 9Ya}@g|attss
sHqAg2lk 5o'ga. ,gvsvt,stsw ,,Sat
= 1n9efdbr $50 Garlapunsen @ei5en
tperben tdslid ppn2a@rpfe mad ilpau<
fee peridift.
c0.l @:!s~Aaea "a n..
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Mus3uSertaufen. - Nein eelammter
ycrratb BON M2Sbeis iebsr Nrt gum biGtsAen Wrei(e, sSr1.
Molenfrans, 22l u. 222 3. Ctr, sr Srsststs.:an.r STRIDE
9esenl. Ct.
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&rdadb eao1T3sDie mir b1ren be-
es(| &llaf R RlFE! Sl 8sS Sfls s't|,s B3Eistg;
cine Serte Be(dlo0ener &rdn3den gu &C.
ben, bic nit bem 10. Nppember tbret,
Mnfan9 nebrnen loQen. Ml6 Qoeal fit
9lhhnlfn,1n a her !&r6nafhhe len fnirn HE Mufic
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nuslhd.

Gin gu Ter Sort @neuins @arnilon
9eb1renren Soloat i&puroe Son einem
Yferpe pas er in}cinen @a9en 8elpannt
unp BON Minneapolis na@ Sort e@nel<
ling trieb, tn bic Maoenboble 9elblaseu>
paB er einise Stunren rarauf itarb.
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Don Ben SdQen.

Na6ri@ten BON Minneapoli6 3ufol9e,
1dreitet Der Bau beS Domme5 Inn Die
etnsebro@ene SteIe in Der Telleni9t6te
raid' vorpart6 uno iden jest 1T cine
Mbnabme eeS Solumens te6 bur@ ben
Tunnel ertitrSmsnoenW ~al1er6 bemertbar.
Man errpartet bic Mrbeiten in einisenTaz
gen 81 beet1een uno oonn i'm Stanpe III
leir rem 8ru9 pieoer oussubefern.
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3u DerfQufru.

81 eertnufen.- 3wei Saul r uub
sotaen;;-Ulns esleIeen 1T an yfainetraee cine Sbar ron
aneere an Der 3reitsn @trafe ssleseu ,pirb BON lem Giesns
:eaaaer az Satt'eslpcp benust. SoQte elm @atltr bieles su
fanten munl9sn 70 mare Der Gis.utbamsr aud s.nesst TIN,
TIM an etn 5aupraraee Ger ststt unO tSnnen fir Boor BIZ.
lS setantt 'rereen. Sir ndhere Gin,elbeiten wsnSe man i'd,
On pen e'9easeaaasr. S'rette Strase, % a b b ~, Utaa
"el's' oo@"1 Spbn ebert.
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gu nertaufen pber gu Yerrenteu.-
MieOlett 9aus une 1: glatcna1 Srtsl, Minxeapolts, Mian..
tH lett benz lestsn 8 Saerea als 5leldlaeen beaust nOtoen
unS uater ben No'nen 9Oacn geat Narfet tn Der sanva
Staet uno %l1tes9sr!o %teIannt. Der rbere lbeil 1T a1s gDpb.
mug teauen eineeridtet. 9ufraum unb cute Stauura tein,
Sau{s;- Nqs aum 9ut'derssi6dft aebSrenbe @srdtti&aftsn,
as Sl6fe, aerte, Sagen. yleNsr, gaa9sn, gDurfmalhtae,
Gisbcren uno eishaus, sdp o&ttaus, in benz nod msbre antesr
Nuhher ldladtsn. 10 ereBe unp q flene SGn.ine, Yfero Il.
Waoen nit 0tf@,rr unb Sattcl, 1T GILES ~ %scrtaufen Gee: III
Serrsnten unter fetr liberalen 8eotaaunsen. Man weuse III
an y, WARM &eItmeier. wtlnaeapults, miinu.
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NEWS ITEMS.

sEr,f azf ~ fitV l----r-7 10 FtsiE7ff'I t3tt4
The State debt of Ohio is now set down
$lO5OO, 600, ,n.a.s sJ4osl3l baE
The commissioner of IRdian Affairs in
his report, estimates the number of Indians
to be provided for at 3O1OOO. l,, huh
Progressive ,Seuatlr Nelson proposes to
have female suffrage in Tennessee, and has
INTRODUCED a bill 70 that effect. .sisisuoasat
Congress has refused to make territory
Of Alaska, aud number of asPimHss for
eficisl positions are badly Disappointed 70
f. Gov. BakFof I6diauas rCneramends'th that
the salaries Of the Judges lOfa thsj Supreme
Court be increased Their present salaries
are very low. HezH.7 oFEd HR2'-j'
Dayton is, said to have the tEaest Masonic
Hall in the State. Fremont bcastaof two,
both in excellent qFdeF, we'll finished and
furpished.s 'h 81 4aiauiGad IT'S 10
The receipts Of fractional currency last
week were $9l5O0O shipm suts $3sl, $50
National bank currency issued, $III,43O;
circulation, $299; ;794, 953y fractional curren-
cy. redeeReG, $35Iy y9O9soa haTs7isd iE'.
The Supreme Court has 6lled the vacancy
ini the Fifth Circuit COURT occasiohsd by
the.dsaah fcfu Judge WsyHepGby aIlpsting
Judge Sysyne, thsrsto. ius sddition to the
Sixth Circuit IN which he, is contiaded. 2
On the IO.h Nh KIaG&' 1intfceaeed a
bill to !. repeal the. lawlOE last session in
regardsto, "visible admixture.d Read the
| fist time,grWill probably pass, as Demo.
ctats are getting sick Of their own nedi.
cines. sa' ssi go"
"A Buffalo mechanic has invented one.
wheeled velocipede. AT this rate in
ab0ota year "a shsH will bs able to lift him
self Oyera fence.by the STRAPS Of his boots,
and some Yankee BilI'have Irase:.. r..:.. 3s q.
uSoc6ss ial0d sfi ~ ~ 1'fl ~ s''T
Scott 0f Hamilton county introduced !
resolution, in the Ohio House, on the 5ll
/ inst, to submit the question of couferrine
the right of suffrage to women oyer.2l year
of age, to Che votes, Of the State, at the mex
State election. = . ,.4
Alaska is said TO have cost the govern
Ipent two cents an acre. It's principal pro-
ductiOn is ice, of which immense crops are
raised but rarely harvested It was ,op'
of the economical features Of the JohnsOr
1 administration. -. ,.,.s a...s,Esf
Gen. Carl Schurz, has received the Rep
ubiican nomination for U, S. Senator from
Missouri, to take the place Of Henderson
present Senator. This is 3 deserved hon
or, and. Aattering compliment, but On'
earned By devoted service. fFffi} losg7u % 3.
The Congressional Committee have it
f said, come upon some rather astOnishiDI
proofgof ths New York election fraud'
Over one bundled thousand frandale't'pat
uralization nspsrs were struck off by on
printer 70 be used in every Partoft the eoun
Try. Oyer thirty thousand fraudulent vote
!, 4yrTFes- cast by the Tepeasers alone; Vand p
hss been reduced 10 4 alceytAinty that Grar
and eOlfsx really carried the State BY
b large IAajsFity,A bemea e 'sH i'i'f t''i.'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22
Conneotieut Names.

Mark I vain writes from Hartford, Con-
| 4iD@'5 5iicgEb' " Siorrs.' or'.'Y Yf.l8sits b5e, Il
/ Hartford until Itind out Which Hartford /
Ve-iBy-~Lasy Eli3s-~sHeIl. things here ia
| New Englagd, l thuk, | am in Hartford
Rfobcr, by no nisl MY ,hoSe 70 be caitafn.
Bgohuse right here I'd one hest We have
Hartford, ard Old Hartford, and New Hart
ford ,-sab W est Hartford = aud East Hart-
tord ami HaFtfai d-oH-the ELifl; and Hart
ford around generally II is the strangest
stking- -tAis paucity Of names in YsGksr
Hand NJn find that it is natgR maitsI
confined 10 Hartford, but is a distemper
that afil css all NeY Epghnd,y They get a
name tbassuiis thetp; and then hitch dis
Gnguishmg handle 8t0, it,-2pd hang thsm
me of thelntan who sfids flat Adam weat
oa. namirg his descehdlHis,aatir he ran out
ofmames sand then said gravely, let the
fest be called Smith - DaWa thefe at New
Haven they have GA Hilseli WestsHaven,
South H5yen, West by sou west Haven,
ad 4 st ny -east .n2 east sp east Haven,
and the oljest man fa-the ofld. cant tell
which onsg6f them q gulle eg8 fs n The
boy s in New EngIahslate sfnaftg but after
they have learned ever shing else thes
baye to deTote a couple 81 years to the ge0g.
rsphy of Kew Il ven before. they can 9ntsE
EcalIege and then hal I'D the5n caa' a'telo it till
they go ts-sea al d leaeiA how ta5 box The
Fcpmpass. cSThat Is TsEyethetg'sTe. susniany
more NeEd Eng and Ssbo65thah any other.
Some Q. tllem spend tlsiT WiIo}el llises ii
thp Whalirg service tIying TO lit themselYes
fts colleges This class of people have col
On eel the city of New Bedford Massachu.
seats. 1t is-w ell known tilat me tenthS o.
the old salts there became old sails Just in
this way TEeir lives are a failure-tBey
have lived ia,itaiuA 49y have never bee
able TO get he hang Of the New Haven
geography ,5rons. t4arf