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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-18

A whole family were seized with vomiting
and sickness few evening since near Circle
vile after eating Of fresh pork for supper.
With trichnia and other diseases arising from
pork, tho public ought to eat sparingly Of it.
The whereabouts Of Yerger, who escaped
from jail at jackson, Mississippi, on Sunday
morning, is still unknown. he is generally
supposed to have been concealed in jackson
during the whole Of Sunday. Governor Aleorn
offered thousand dollars for the capture Of
his former staff officer. An investigation WIN
be had to ascertain the facts of his escape.
Fenianism still lives A circular just issued
by President o'Neiu announces that, Gin view
of the lamented catastrophe that has occurred
to P J. Meehan, the most patriotic and SELF
sacrificing member Of the entire organization
it is oEdered that the Eighth Annual Congress
Of the Brotherhood DO held in Chicago on
Monday, April llth. Chicago being compara-
lively near to winnepeg, an expedition might
DO made up from the delegates of the eonven.
ton to march to the rescue Of that gallant peo-
pie C2erelaRa Leader.
The friends of the Louisville 1E ssndusky
Railroad, from Huntsville, on the old Mad
River Road, through Piqua and Eaton, South
west to the Ohio at new AIbany,) ure actively
pressing that enterprise with full confidence
ef success. The people on The Indiana portion
of the line are specially anxious for more DIP
ect communication with Lake Erie. Though
not primarily an objective point of this Road,
Toledo has deep interest in its success, as,
through connecting lines, especially tho Day
ton G Michigan at PiQua, it would open TO US
new field for trade.
Colonel John Wilder, Editor of the Journal
of Commerce, in Kansas City, was shot dead
in the street, on the 9th inst. He stood con-
vcrsing with gentleman near The court house,
when q butcher stepped mp with a drawn re-
volver, and said to Wilder, "prepare to defend
yourself at The same time fring-the revolver.
Tho butcher was arrested. Tho cause assign
cd for his shooting Wilder, is that few days
previous he had been cowhided, by brother
in law Of Wilder, and he suspected that Wild
er was the cause Of If.
George Peabody went down 10 his grave fol-
lowed by tho benedictions Of race. Now
that he has passed from earth, his life work is
left for the tongue and pen Of the living. That
he was benefactor Of mankind, all desire to ad-
NIT, but in doing this, some journals are as
siduously engaged in cleaning from his life,
any or all acts, however small, which may bear
semblanee Of meanness, and presenting his
faults with an emphasis, that would attempt to
persuade men that they were of greater mag
nitude than those of other men. This is un-
Just. His habits Of life were the result Of his
own taste and choice The same is true Of all
men. If he did not err, then he was not hu-
man. Let the dead rest; and let writers be-
ware lest they give evidence of a deeper mean
ness in attempting to dim the luster of his
great deeds by an undue desire to portray his
faults.
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
A Brazilian Vessel with Three Hum
dred aud Sixty Tons Of GanpOWder
RIOVn Hin.

A Brazilian Vessel with Three Hum
dred and Sixty Tons Of GanpOWder
Blown Up.
Rio Janeiro advices give an account Of the
explosion OF gunpowder at the Island of Cerri-
to, at the mouth Of the Paraguay. consisting
of three hundred and sixty tons of powder.
On the ID the Brazilian schooner Pluto had
Just received a cargo of powder she was to take
to Rio, and was alongside the pOntoon from
which the powder had been transferred The
captain was on shore receiving his last orders,
when three distinct detqnatioAs were heard.
They were the blowing up OF the Pluto the
nantoon, and the magazine on shore. What
was the caIse is unknown, as every one about
the store and vessels, disappeared in the explo-
sion. Seventeen perished on board the Pluto,
including the wife and daughter Ofthe captain,
and nine workmen repairing the vessel. For
tunately, there were no persons on the pantoon
or in the magazine, it being the breakfast hour.
.i = ne CAPTAIN al the iTVR clad lying near says
the schooner exploded first, the pantoon ilext,
and the magazine last. The captain of the
schooner says that before no loft tho hatch.
ways were battered down and covered With
taIpaulil, and the deck was washed. If it was
not for this statement, one might ind very
probable cause for the emnipreseat cigarette,
for men had been smoking while engaged in
ana II ID OAily
little time ago that country store resolved
itself into brickbats and mortar by the store
keeper, in going to attend customer, hinging
his cigarette behind him into an open keg Of
powder.
Some damage was done TO vessels lying of
the Brazilia4 aIsenai established at 'Oerrite.
A powder Aatboat near the magazine vanished;
pontoon hauled ashore half a mile ayay was
driven into the river and sunk; bomb hat,
a mile away, was overwhelmed bF the wave
md sunk; four ir9n-Glads suffered some dam
age, and the buildings on shore G8fe Injured.
The neighboring trees were oyerfhrown for a
considerable distance, tore up by beams and
splinters and hurled into the forest by the ex-
Flosiop. 4 great number Of birds were killed,
and on the same day large quantity of stun,
ned or dead fish were washed ashore for long
way down. and the schOoner's anchor is said
to have been found at the other end Of the
island Cierel0Rd Leader,
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Mexico.

Recent Advices from Mexico, in
dicate that any prophecy regarding
that country, viii prove as fruitiess
as have the attempts Of either party
to conquer the other. It is now re.
ported, that Juarez has proved too
strong for the reyolutonists and by
a vigorous onslaught, has succeeded
in getting the better ofthem. Many
prisoners have heen taken, smong
them many OF the leaders, including
a son of Santa Anna. Whether he
has been engaged in the conflict is
not known. The revolution has re-
duoed half the population of the in
surgent states, to as near starvation
as is possible in that country, and
will now subside for o time.
Mexico is indeed causing to
be written dark history Of confu-
sion, anarchy and blood. Its peo-
pie are but tools in the hands Of
reckless leaders, whose chief concern
is the interest Of personal ends
With the mother church crushing
them down, like q ifeless weight, and
a horde ofignorsnt Mexicans, whose
highest ambition is to devastate, ii
is certainly an unanswerable ques-
tion, whether it would not prove q
blessing and relief to Mexico, if the
Pacific and the Gulf, would mingle
their waters upon its surface, and
put an end to the scenes, that have
been their enacted for so long q
time.
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ALogicaI Result.

The Free Trader has been carry
ing its theory that everything should
be raised and manufactured where
it can be done cheapest-one step
farther than anything We have hit
heFto seen. It estimates that it
costs on an average one thousand
dollars to raise an American child
from birth to fifteen years Of age,
at which time children are supposed
to be self supporting. Every hun
dred thousand children, says the
arriving at the age Of fif-
teen has consumed national wealth
to the extent Of one hundred mill
ions Of dollars without adding one
dollar to production" The conclu-
sion to this cold blooded theory is,
of course, that Europe should raise
all the children. Think ofitl Spend
ing q thousand dollars in raising a
child who, up to his fifteenth year
has not added dollar to the nation
nj power of production! What will
the mothers and fathers Of our day
and generation have to say to this
gentle and lovely statistician Of free
trade2-ClereldRd Leader.
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pemooratIc Prophecy.

The Aoe9tion of the fifteenth
Amendment, having become, to ali
intents and purposes, a settled fact,
we naturally look around for a full
fIment, of some of the dreadful
prophecies of the DemoOray: Butno
indications of such state Of things
Is visible. The world is moving on
az ever. Society gives no evidence
of being invaded by the colored
host. The dark brother has not de-
uanded admittauce to the home cir
cle of the pale face, or snatched with
ruthless hand, the daughter Of fond
o,reats. No horrors are chron-
! led. thst the world has not known
before. No ons complains ofinsulted
dignity at the hands OF the freed
man. In fact it is to be feared that
he is conducting himself, with de-
corun, that might be observed by
sSwe Caucasians, and with good re-
suits. And the prophets where are
they? why, they have ceased to gnash
ther teeth and are hiding in deep
silence. trying if possible to hush the
echoinrs OF former abuse and warn
inr. and preparing a sweet smile and
y-acious manner, with which they
m, " greet the colored brother, as
they welcome him to his high posi-
ton. for the purpose of securing is
ballot. The democracy, defeated and
chagrined, and realizing, that theil
defeat has loosed the hands Of mil
lions that will increase the strength
nf ths Republicans, have but one al
ternstive. and that is strategy. But
Il wont work. The cunning smile Of
necessity, won't hids the abusive
wrath of a,few days ago. Ebe pre-
scription so artfully compounded,
won't be swallowed by the colored
mau.
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A PRoBLEM.-The Ohio State
Joarna1 publishes the following,
which is said to be amt not easily
cracked:
In one Of the smaller New Eng
land towns an agent was appointed
to sell alcoholic liquors at a salary
Of twenty-five dollars per annum; he
was furnished with a stock ofliquors
valued at $57.54, and with $32.19 In
cash to commence business; during
the year he purchased liquors to the
amount of $599I, and received for
liquors sold $102.97. At the end of
the year he had liquors on hand val
ued at $3l37 Did he owe the town
or did the town owe him, and how
much.
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SrcSErABy FIsH, in conference
With the committee on Foreign AZ
fairs from the House, on the 14th
aave q detailed account of affairs IL
Cuba, as shown BY official cores.
pondence. He says, the accounts
Of alleged murders and outrages on
American citizens, have been greatly
exaggerated. He expresses himself
as being confident that the Cuban
question may yet be brought to
settlement, which viii be satisfactory
both to Spain and the insurgents
provided Congress does not embar-
Tass the administration with useless
legislation.
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GEN. LoeAS's ARMY BILL hal
passed the House. The bill pro
vides for large reduction, in th'
numbers, and heavy decrease, il
The aggregate pay, of the officers o
the standing army. The following
is comparative statement of the
salaries Of the higher officers Of The
army and other officials, not less
important to the administration 0.
She Government
Cen. ". 7. sher- See Of War
man els,760l Belsnsp Ss,o0t
Lieut. Gen Sheri- lOhief Justice
dan i4S03l Chase 6,50I
Mai. Gen. Hallaek s,s62lVice President
Oelfaz S00I
The Bill now adopted by the
house, reduces the salaries Of Gene
raj, Lieut. General, and Senior Major
General named, to the more reasona
BILE figures Of $4,000, $4,000 and
$500 respectively. It will save i
passed by the Senate without amend
ment OF modification, 81, 100000 IL
paw of officers alone, and a total 0.
fully 100000 annually.
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Reports from Kansas, say, that
emigration to that state is unpreee-
dented In It's history. Great num-
bers Of cattle are also being shlppeo
there. and railroad companies are IN
eressino their facilities for transpor-
tation. to meet the demand.
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
plantation Bitters.
6. T.-I86O-X.

This wonderful vegetable restora-
tive is the sheet-anchor of the feeble
and debilitated. As tonic and cor
dial for the aged and languid, it has
no equal among stomachics. As q
remedy for the nervous weakness to
which woman are especially subject,
it is superceding every other stimu-
liant. In all climates, tropical, tenn
perate or fFigid, it acts as a specific
in every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. 10-6m.
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"A TlIE:

He has been travelling about humhuggiag drug
gists and private parties, mixing up and selling
base compound which he calls WOLlCOTIOe. p M
PAINT. All Of Wole0tt's esn'.hAle remedies have
4 white outside vrapnAf with signature Isrge. !
Look ont for count terfeits
Six Pints Of WOLCOTT'S ANNIHITATOR for
CataTrh and Colds in tlte head, or one Pint Of
Pain Paint, for Ulcers OF laia sent free Of ev1es
ch1-ges, on receipt oi the money at ISL Chatham
Square, \. Y; or one Gallon of Pain Paint double
strength for 800. Small bottles sold by ali Drug
gists. r. L, WOLCOTT. $40
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nrtler counts Defalcation.

The people OF Butler County, have beer
thrown into a stai5 Of considerable excitement
over the discovery nl heavy defaloations, il
sbe ofSce Of the County EEeasurer, arising out
Of the irregular and improper use OF the funds
bv the Treasurer, Mr.. John c Lindley,
slr. RemeIn Of Cincinnati was appointed
~ the State Auditor, to make an investiga
t;on. which commenced on Monday the l7tl
inst From the evidence It tHPpsars. that Nh
T.indlev has been loaning money from the pub
lio funds. at different times. It is also sai'
that he was carrying heavy deficiency IN th'
S,nds to screen his predecessor IN Ofice- The
s.s.;epoT it is thought, viii amount to about
sI9a oad Mr.. Lindley has heretofore stood
high in the public estimation Until the ap'
nointuent Of q successor to Mr.. Lindiey, the
once viii remain in charge Of Mr.. Remeiip.
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A Dispath says that the boiler of portable
saw mill in Milton township, Wayne county,
Ohio, exploded on Saturday, killing Jacob
Jocupp, Robert and Frank Mcconnell, John
Fritz, David SHOCK and two men named
Hoover
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Resident Of Fremont, Sinee 1870.
REFERESCEE-F. S. White, Bank Fremont,
A. Il. Miller, First National BanI
Z. P. Buckland.

The following first class Insurance Companies;
HOME, New York.
INTERNATIONAL, New York:
PHOENIX, Hartford Conn.
HOME, New Haven.
NEW ENGLAND LIFE, Boston.
Policies carefully written in either of the above
companies, on all descriptions OF property. And in
case of loss payment promptly made from this
Office.
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UNIFERSALlNM. The Ts5E VAR. var N IN
cinnati o., is the old established W;siP, 1,ivar -r
saliat newspaper. II Ripcs Current religions and
secular new, aud is a blight and cheesful homo
Ssi,U[ Lsaf lafse p1seS reading matter giving
needed in the family Send 50 30. and ref r.
one year Specimens free. Premiums TO new
subscribers. clubs wanted. Address WILLIAM
SON & CANrWELL, Cincinnati o.
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The woman Suffrage,

COLUMBUS. o. March l6.--The House spont
all day on resolution proposing to amend
the State Constitution so as to allsw women to
vote. The result on the adoption of tho res
olution stood: yeas, 81; nays, 81.
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Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey. Proof
| SpiridSs ana Refuse liquors, doctored,
spiced and sWeeteued TO please the tastes, called
"a Tonies," Appetizers," "Restorers,9 &c, that
/ lead the tippler on to drunkenness and rain, but
| are true medicine, made from the native Roots
and Herbs OF California. free from all AL.
/ CohOiic StimuiantS. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRaNCIPLE9.7 a perfect
Renovator and InvigOTatOr of the System carry-
| ing of all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to q healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters according to directions, aud remain
| long unwell.
SIOO will be given for an inenrable case. provi-
ded the bones are not destroyed by mineral pois-
ons or other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair.
For IuffREGHnHtOEy and Chronic
Rheume tis5si, and fsOuts Dyspepsia
or EThdiges Bilious, IReuaitfcnf.
and Intermittent FeyerE. DiEeses of
the RiOOds Liver. Kidneys, and
Bladder these Hitters have been most sue
cessful. SlCh Diseases are caused BY Vie
tiatea Blood which is generally produced by.
derangement Of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Fitiatsd Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin in PIN les
Eruptions OF Sores; cleanse il when you find it OBJ
strueted and sluggish in the veins cleanse it
when it is foul, aud your feelings will tell YOU
when. Keep the blood pure and the health of the
system viii follow
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, iurkins In the
system Of so many thousands, are efgeetuaily des-
troyed and removed
In A5ilious, Remittent. and Intermittent Fevers.
these BitterS have no equal. For full directions
read carefully the circular aFnuld each bottle
French and Spanish
j. WALKER, Proprietor. 81. Commerce st. \. Y
R. Fl. MCDONALD 4 co,
Druggists, and general Agents, San Franci,e ,eoand
Sacramento. California, and % & 81 Commerce st.
~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEA-
LERS. l0-3m
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Books for Farmers and Stock breedeTe

Bound Volumes Of the AMERICAN Srpx ,Tor-R-
NAL, for 1868 containing Ss4 large double column
pages, sent post paid for 81 "a
pou11 "a. y Eoiemes OF the AMERICAN STOCK JouRzAI.
i9r is5e' Containing ae4 pages, aent post paid
Ut III s'tst.sss Sl 30
Ihe Dairymans' Manual, sent post paid for. 95ets
The HorsemAns' Manual a. H IS " a.
The Hog Breeders Msnuel, 5;a
Hhe Sheep Breeders Manual" 9j"
The Poultry Breeders Manual, ;, ..gsq
Tne Fhaie Use Aapuals sent post paid to one
~ tsa...s..,..s..,....l al 90
will Be offered. Address
MI, BOYER, CO., Publishes,
Parkesburg ,ChestorCo. pa
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DISSOITTEnN NnTICE.

INHE CO-PARTNERSHIP here
J. tofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm namc Of Thompson & Co., IS this
day dissolved, by mutual consent. The remaining
unsettled business of the late firm will be settled
and adjusted By Chas Thompson, Chas. A. Norton
and j. T. Thompson who are hereby authorized to
close ell accounts Of the late firm.
All persons indebted 10 said firm by note or
account arc hereby notified to settle the same with
ost delay. CHAS. THOMPSON
0. 0. ENGLAND.
CHAS. A. NORTON.
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NOTICE is hereby given that v III not he 10
IN sponsible. for any Goods hereafter purchased
by my wife and family. THos, TnAlI.
As
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ADWINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

ESTATE,
IN Pursuance Of an order grsn-
4 ted by the Probate Court of Sandusky County
Ohio, viii offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, April 9th, 1870,
at l0'oelock A. NJ, upon its premises, ,Fthe follow
ing described real estate situated in the Coun ty OF
Sandusky, Ohio, and in York Township, viz: The
east half Of the north cost quarter of Section
tWsnty-nine i29,l containing 50 acres-same lately
occupied by A. Thomas Appraised at 5000,
terms of Eale. One third in hand, one third in one
year, and one third in two years from day Of sale
with interest the payments to be secured By mort
gage after the premises is sold.
N. W. TEA. Admir-, of
A, THOMAS decd.
March IA 1870
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition vii
be presented to Hon. n. B. Hayes, Governor OF
the State of Ohio, on the 18th day of April, or
as soon thereafter as conveniant. praying for
tine Pardon of Jacob Hobert. li-I3
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Abiuha, psssed the Ohio House Of RePret-
rstives 70 pension the emily Of each convict
IN the penitentiary having dependent taIniiy
60 tie amount Of ons-fou1th of the earnings
Of such convict. This is o just pleasure
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Mem advertisements.
ADMrNIsTRATOKs NOTICE,

THE undersigned has been du-
Iyappointed and qualiaed, as Administrator
Of the Estate Of John Hoover, deceased, late Of
Scott Township S0nduskY County, Ohio. All per-
sons having claims against the estate, will present
the same for settlement, and any person indebted
TO the same will make 9yment accordingly.
1912. j. W. DONNEL. Admir-.
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fomo
IL nGrs3v
hpcyuu uusaUep
aP up
will
k o ft shire anbeobal
Agent FRAN
@ Lennon TydeO
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1870 TaE NURSERY, 1870

The best, cheapest and laost richly TLT.JIsTRA-
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s1s50 a year in advance Subscribe nov, and pet
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Fremont, O., Feb. Il, 30.


NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
4 this day formed co partnership under the
firm name OF Thompson 6 Co., will continue busi-
ness at the old stand. CHAS. THOMPSON N.
j. P. THOMPSON.
CHAS. A. NORTO y.
Fremont, O., Feb, 1870.
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FRANCIS NJ. MILLER. Agent
Ofice with NJ. E. Tyler, Esq, Fremont, o. Ism
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TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling on
West side Clover Street: Fine situation, with
Well, Cistern and plenty of fruit. This place Is
offered at $1,000.
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Berkshire Life Insurance Company,
OF
RE1MwENSF MASS,
OFFERS GREATER
Organized A. D 1851 Charter Perpetual
HqJB HGLLMAN, GENERAL AGENTS
AMOUNT INSURED.
ANNUAL INCREASE,

The BERKSHIRE was the first Company in Il
.he beginning. for non-payment Of premiums,
Every polidy holder receives every days nsra
FOR
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-30

tbs BAzoo. In Sedaiia, No.,
there is a paper called the Bazoo, pub
Iished by J. West Goodwin. The editor
of the Leavenworth Times recently met
Goodwin, asked him the meaning of the
word Bazoo," and received the fol-
lowing reply:
swell, I'm id if know. I've
heard, times enough, folks talk about
blowing your bazoo,' footing your
bszoo,' getting off your bazoo, and
know it means blowing. And that's
what started my paper for-to blow
myself and make ever! body else blow
for me We amt like you in Kansas,
down there in Missouri. We have lot
of old fogies to deal with, while you
tellers know how TO git up and git.
s'pose bazoo is slang for bassoon-a
wind instrument but if it amt ! don't
care, and it don't make any difference.
Every body knows that | believe in blow.
ing, and that is what bazoo means, and
that is what I started the Bazoo for.
And have made it out, for the papers
all over the country are advertising me
by making fun of my bazoo.'