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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12
Notice to Confracfors.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
IN viii be received at the Auditors Office until Sep
tember the sixteenth t6thl, 1870, for building an
addition to the Court House. Said plan or plans
and also full and complete specifications Of tbs
work to be done, shall be open to public inspection
notice and the making of this contract; the worE
to be completed on or before November the first
1871. The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
ject or accept proposals.
Dated this ID day Of August, 1870.
SI-S6 GEO. W. GURST, Co. Auditor
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GEN. SCHENcK has been re-nomi-
mated in the Third District by the
Republicans, Notwithstanding his
declination. The unanimous de-
sire expressed to have him again
accept a nomination will doubtless
have its effect, and he permit the
use of his name. The Third Dis
trict is close, and gave him 475 ma
iority two years ago. Last year it
went Democratic by 21S. It is
hoped, however, that he will be able
to carry it.
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The election in Kentucky on the
1st inst, resulted IN a Democratic
victory. The election was entirely
local; there being no State ticket
before the people. Good order was
maintained, and the right of the col
red citizens to vote was not ques-
toned, which vexeth the soul of
Nasby muchly.
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sale of Real Estate by order Of
Rrntn1n Cnnnr1

ON the 10th day of September. 1870. at one
o'clock P. N. at the door Of the Court House in
the city Of Fremont, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate the property o
George Miller, deceased, to wit: The northeast
quarter of section thrty-six 1867 township number
five 5l, range thirteen lS, except that part owned
By the heirs Of Gabriel Resm, deceased, and Jacob
Hineman in the west half thereof; the amount
owned by said intestate, and which Is to be sold
being eighty four acres Of land subject to the dow
er estate Of Christina Miller therein. Appraised
at thirty-six hundred dollars.
Terms OF sale, one-third cash in hand, one-third
in one and one-third in two years from the day Of
sale, with interest; the deferred payments to be
secured BY mortege upon the premises.
DANIEL ICKES, Administrators,
By J. L. GREENE, his Attorney.
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Mr.. DELANo has been Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue for, now,
fifteen months. During his admins
tration the taxes have been greatly
reduced, yet such has been the faith
fulness of his subordinates that the
receipts from taxes have exceeded
those received in the last fifteen
months under Rollins, by more than
sixty six millions of dollars.
The promise of the President that
the Revenue should be honestly col
lected has been fully redeemed.
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Neru advertisements


HTIL be sold to the lowest responsponsible
w bidder on the 18th day Of September, 1870, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, the job Of constructing bridge
over Green Creek, near the residence of Justin
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COMMISSIONERS Of sandusky County
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DTSaOLUTION-

TIE firm Of C. W. June & Co. is dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the firm will be
collected by c. W. June, and all debts owing By
the firm will be paid by him. CIV. JUNE.
The business viii be conducted at the old stand
corner Croghan and Clover streets. as heretofore,
by c. W. June, who invites the patronage Of all
the old customers, aud the public generally. A
fun stock Of groceries viii be constantly kept on
hand. 50
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A cotemporary, philosophising on
the war in Europe, says it will have
its first effect here by immensely in
creasing the flow of emigrants.
Already every careful father, who
can gather the cash.and scents the
OonscliptiOn afar of, is paying the
passage Of his boys to America.
From America they may return
home again richer than they came.
or the father, perchance, may follow
on the voyage; from the army they
probably would never return. Next
to the increase in . immigration will
be q demand for our breadstufs and
high prices for our splendid grain
crops. If the war lasts We shall fill
some big gun contracts, and our
workshops will burn gas. Europe
win 90 on the debtor side of the
book in very unqualified way
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The following is list of the fall
elections, and the0dates on which
they occur: Tennessee, August II; /;
California, September 6; Maine, Sep
tember y; Vermont September g.;
Florida, October 8; Indiana, Octo-
Der l; Iowa, October IL; Mississippi
October 3; Ohio, October Il; Pen
sylvania, October IL; West Virginia,
October %; Delaware, November 1 F.;
Illinois, November s; Kansas, No
vember 1; Maryland November S;
Massachusetts,, November s; Michi-
gan, November s; Minnesota, No
vember /; Missouri, November l {;
New Jersey, November s; New York,
November s; South Carolina No
vember Z; Wisconsin, November s.
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President Grant has promised to attend the
opening Of the Northern Ohio Fair, at Cleve-
land, and it is quite probable that ne will be
accompanied bY Mrs. Grant.-Lender
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Here is fish story extraordinary, but true
One day last week some ladies and gentleman
of this place took boat for a fish on the
Mahoning. While floating leisurely down
stream, a large bass voluntarily sprang up out
The party feeling that they had had remark
able success, took their fish home, aud found it
to weigh three and half pounds. It is sup
posed the fish was hunting for cool place.
WarTeR Qlronlcls,
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NJ AHIED 5-rN,1-sI AGENTs-To sell the BONE
~ SHUtLE SEWING MACHINE. Pre- -
It makes the Lock Stitch, alike on botb -; -;
ano % e the only licensed under-feed sbnffIs ~
Slne 4 sold Tor less than $50. Licensed By beeisT
other undsr-teed Shuttls laebines soi5 e - -
tnan 30 are tnfringements, and the seIleT- ~
user liable to prosecution. Address JOHNS0N
Ct;a-sH CHAAk q, co, Boston, BE Pittsburgh, Ps.'
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THE WAR
PARIS IN A STATE OF SIEGE.

PARIS In A STATE OF SIEGE.
Mcmahon Cut OfFrOm the Main Army.
Frossard's Corps in full Retreat.
Advance of the Prussian Right,
GREAT BATTLE NEAR WORTH.
THE PRUSSIANS VICTORIOUS.
Great Battle and Decisive Victory
for the PTussians at Saarbruck.
Two Eagles, Six MatreiIIeurs and 1000
Prisoners Captured.
The French Ministers ResignIng.
Rumors of the Emperor's Abdication.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

PAINEsvILLE has had a case Of
cholera. The person recovered.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

WE give the following figures for
the benefit Of the Democracy. 1t is
an exhibit of the recults ola Repub-
lican administration, and presents a
record unparalleled in the history of
any country. just seventeen months
have elapsed since Gen. Grant as
sumed the reins OF government, and
during that time, by an honest col
lection of the revenue, and an en-
forcement of economy, for which his
administration will be proverbial,
the public debt has been reduced
$I56,I3S,7S4,Ol. Look at the figures.
Public debt, decrease for July sIT,O34,123 "A
Public debt decrease since
March, lSiO..s...........-. 69SDO4gVOls1
Public debt, decrease during
Giants abministration...: I56,1ss,7s4 Oh
Average monthly decrease for
5s261s231 30
Average monthly decrease for
le4p............. I3sSOO,SOO 20
This leaves the actual debt, less
cash in the treasury $2,369, 324,476
and exhibits such a healthy condi-
ton of the finances, that we may ex-
pect a continual reduction, although
the change in the internal revenue
laws and modification of the tariff
will greately lessen the receipts of
the Treasury. None but a Repub-
lican administration could have done
so much in so short time.
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TIE batch of war news which we
publish to day excludes much other
matter. The end is not yet.
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THIS rs NO HUMBUGi ~

4 By sending tJtJ CENTS with a9e
height, color Of eyes and hair you will receive nv
return mall correct picture OF your future bus
band or wife, with nsme and date Of uRrriaqe
address ". FOX, P. o. Drawer No. "a Fulton
FlAei N 4. 8O-33
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TNHE County Board of Equalization Of the Real
Property Of said County, wiz meet at the Audi
tors Ofie, SanduskY County, Ohio, on the sixth
day Of September. A. D. 1870. This being a regu-
lar session the Board will adjourn until Monday,
September the twelfth, 1870. Said Board will hear
complaints and eQualize the valuation Of all Real
Property as provided BY law.
GEO. ". GURST, Co. Auditor.
August I'd, 1879. sI-s5
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STORE-ROOM TO IET

NORNER Front and State streets, Fremont
" The best lO1ation for Dry Goods Store in the
city. R. P. BUCKLAND,
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JACOB STAHL, assignee Of Stshl & Younkman,
d has filed his accounts for settleTent; said ac-
counts are for hearing August 18th, 1870, at 10
o'clock A NJ. j. L. GREENE, Jr,, Probate Judge.
July %, ls70~ Sl-32
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Rumors of the Emperor's Abdioation

The French Ministers ResignIng.
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OVATION TO THE KING.

BERLIN, August 9.-The King in passing
through Neusted, yesterday, received a great
ovation; the streets and roads were filed with
joyful people, who waved flags, covered the
King with flowers and oheered wildly. Bis
marck, Won Room and others addressed the
people and thanked them for the King.
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TRYING TO FORM A JUNCTION.

NFW YORK, August b.-1he herald's Lon
don special of to-day says the Prussians now
occupy st. Avoid, where McMahon's head
quarters were located Saturday. McMahon's
corps is in full retreat toward Nancy. 1t is
thought he is endeavoring to form a junction
with the French forces at Metz. Metz was
hurriedly placed In a state of defense and
every male person pressed into the service.
In the event of McMahon being out off from
Metz, there is not the slightest doubt but that
Gen. Bufinere will be compelled to eyacuate
Metz and fall back towards Paris.
Napoleon to-day established his headquar-
ters at Chalons Surname, half way between
Metz and Paris.
The whole Prussian reserves are rapidly
coming up with the advance.
LONDON, Aug. S.-French dispatches TODAY
represented that actual hostilities are momen-
tafily suspended, but rumor prevails that
the Prussian armies are concentrated and that
great battle is raging near Metz.
The Pail Mall Gazette says the result of the
battle means the triumph of the Prussians in
the war,
The German press generally consider the
French loss irretTievable, but there are three
French corps who have not yet been under
fire. The movement of retreat for the purpose
of concentrating has been effected and new
line Of defense taken up in the passages of
the Vosgeg.
A general battle in front of Metz is consid-
cred probable tomorrow. The Prussians are
massing in that direction by forced marches.
The defenses Of Paris are officially reported
to be nearly ready to resist the heaviest as
sapit,
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Two Eagles, Six MatreiIIeurs and 1000
Prisoners Captured,
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The Patrie says the government calls upon all
former officers and soldiers having served in the
armies of France, TO take their grades in regiments
of volunteers or of the Garde Mobile which are TO
90 the front Immediately. This request has been
greeted enthusiastically, and numbers are respond
ing to the call.
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Great Battle and Decisive VictoIy
for the PTussians at Saarbruck.
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NARsHAL MCMAHON DEFEATED

LONDON, August $3.50 2. M.-The follow
ing dispatch has just been received here!
"WEIssENBoURG, VIA BERLIN, Saturday,
August 6.-The Prince Royal has defeated
Marshal McMahon. An official report of the
victory for the Crown Prince"
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METZ, August 6-9:lO P M:-General Chan
GARNER has arrived and was conducted from
the railway station to the perfecsure by an
honorable citizen of the town. The General
was in civilians dress, and was Immediately
taken into the presence ofthe Emperor. Pub
lie opinion here receives with favor the ad-
vent of Changarnier.
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r1croRY FOR THE FRENCH.

LcNpoY, August 6.-The Globe, on undeni-
able authority, says that great battle, in
which many bodies of troops were engaged,
began yesterday, but was interrupted by dark
ness. 1t was resumed early this morning, and
continued until this evening, when a victory
was declared for the French. Similar rumors
are current in Paris, affecting the Bourse. The
conflict between MaeMahon and the Crown
Prince Of Prussia, already mentioned, was sp-
parently the commencement of the struggle.
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RUMoR
reached here that the Prussians are in Null
hausen, sixty-one miles southwest of Stras-
burg.
THE EMPIRE ON THE VERGE OF coLLAPsE-oR-
LEANIsTs GAINING THE AsCENDANCY.
The Pail Mall Gazette has assurances from
private souces in Paris that the empire is on
the verage of collapse. The Germ ans are ex-
pected in Paris. Even if they are arrested
the empire is dead. Parisians are receiving
arms, and they are all republicans at heart.
The Orleanists, through Generals Chaugarnier
and Trochu, are in the ascendant, and eminent
imnarialists are laaYinG Franra
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

The losses of the French in the battle Of
Worth, on Saturday, were 5000 dead, wound
ed and missing, and 5000 prisoners. McMa-
hons baggage, many cannon and two long
railway trains with stores and munitions were
captured. The Prussian cavalry in their pur-
suit bagged thousands Of stragglers who had
thrown away their arms. Total Prussiau loss
o Il, i 1oJ
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DRAWING CONSOLATION PROM BITTER SOURCE.

1
smaller states and acquiring dangerous prepoI
/ derancy. Favorable signs are already aparen
England, satisfied with the oategoric assurances
France hastens to render secure the northern fror
tiers Of Frame by causing Belgian neutrality TO
respected. In Sweden, Norway and Dennark In
/ popular feeling is with France, and the Emperc
of Russia gives proof of the best unders5andiul
with France. Austria and Italy are arminr, an
plomacy will be, and France will prove that she
not degenerated in 1870.
PARIS, August 9.-La Liberte says the Empero
is in the ueighborhood Of Metz.
A correspondent Of La Temps thus describes tn
| interview between the French Minister and Cardi
nal Antonelli, on the 27th ult. The fOrmee havinl
read Gram1 onteis despatch dire ting the eyacus
tion ofthe Roman States by the Frnch troops, An
tonelh said, iulperturbably
81 will mention It to the Holy Father"
tThen may expect an answer in the evening ,
inquired the minister.
81 shall receive you with pleasure" replied tn
Cardinal.
In the evening the Marquis de Bonneville called
on the Cardinal and the following brief colloquy
took ylsee:
Marquis-"what does His Holiness ssy!n
Cardfnal-''He says, God will provide for me
and may never see French troops again.
Marquis-"Is that alli"
Cardinal-'An."
RoNB, August 9, via PARIs August 9.-General
Dumont, com uauder Of the French forces, left
Rome last night with another detachment of
troops. He goes to Lyons to take command of a
division of the army in the field. Gen Guilhelm
who remains to superintend the embsrkation OF
the remainder Of the troops, had interview with
the Pope to-day, and was most courteously treated.
MORALE OF THE FRENCH ARMY-APPEAL OF THE
MfNIsTERs-IGNoRING THE ENIPERoR-HIs ABDI-
CATION A FoREGONE CoNCLUsIoN-EDMoND
ABoUT's STATEMENT.
General Failley is in communication with Mac
Mahon. The morale of the French army is excel
lent. There has been no fighting since the 7th.
In the battle Of FrOsh Riler 40 900 Of the enemy
were attacked by 49, 900 men under Mae8Iahon.
The ministers have addressed the following
proclamation to the Parisans:
= Our army is concentrated; new efforts have i'm
parted to il fresh hope and confidence but agita-
tion here will lessen the moral force of the army
and act against it. Paris rising, the French army
will be between two fires. We prepare for the de-
fence Of Paris. The deputies will cooperate with
u.s. Let all good citizens help to prevent disorder.
Those who wish will have arms furnished them
and be sent to the 'front.' at once.