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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-26
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In another column will be found
the proceedings of the county Con
vention. The ticket nominated is a
good one, and should receive the
hearty support Of every Republican.
n. P. Birdsey, Of York Township,
our candidate for Commissioner is SC
well known as to render any endors-
ment for us superhuous. He is &
well acquainted with the wants and
requirements Of the country, and
would make an excellent officer.
For Recorder we have Capt. J. v
Beery, Of Washington township an
able, active, business man, well quail
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THE WAR
TERRIBLE LOSS ON BOTH SIDES.
MacMahon Reinforced by Bazaine.
A GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT,
FRENCH DISPATCHES. I


PARIS, August 20-noon.-There is nothing
yet from the front. There are rumors of an
engagement between Canrobert and Prince
Frederick Charles, and also that the Prince
Royal has penetrated France as far as Vitry
LIE Francois, nineteen miles southeast of Cha
Ions, and had an engagement with the forces
under MacMahon. Advices from Chalons are
encouraging. They show the presence of a
large and well appointed force, which, com
bining with that of Bazaine, must effect much.
Bazaine, whose retreat the the Prussians saw
they have stopped, is, on the contrary, in a
position enabling him to support the French
either at Metz or Verdun, according to circun-
stances. He still keeps his plans and move
ments profoundly secret
It. is now assured that the forests of the. Bou-
logne and Vincennes viii only be cut down in
case of the loss of battle in a campaign which
will render a march on Paris possible by the
enemy. Palikao decided on this in the council
of ministers to-day.
Paris journals notice as significant that
whereas Berlin was illuminated for what King
William called the victories Of the I4th and
10th, the Bourse at Berlin fell two francs.
There is bitter comment here upon the ac-
ton of the Prussians iu continuing to fire upon
surgeons in the field who are helping the woun
ded. The Prussians have also captured and
sent away French sanitary ambulances,
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WHEN Dickinson takes hold ol
your button hole; and quite conf
dinghy draws you to one side, tc
assure you that he is the friend o.
the laboring man, and is in favor o.
of free trade, by which you viii gel
the necessities of life free Of all du-
ties, just whisper in his ears, "Why
did you vote against the proposition
to reduce the tariff on tea, coffee and
sugar" and see if he don't answer,
STRATEGY, my boy, strategy"
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LEGAL NOTICE


Robert Smith, Plaintiff, IN sandusky County
Vs. Court of Common
John h. Horn, Defendant Pleas.
THE said John K, Hord is hereby notified that
1 said Robert Smith has fled petition against
him in said court wherein it is claimed that said
HOrd made and delivered his certain prommissorv
note, payable to the order Of A. NJ Stem, for the
sum Of one thousand three hundred and afty-seven
and eighty-thlee One-hundreth dollars, due one
year after date, and dated May 5, 1869, and TO Sc
cure the same, executed and delivered to said
stem mortgage on in-l0t number four hundred
and four ,4O4, IN the city Of Fremont, county OF
Sandusky and State of Ohio, that said note and
mortgage are endorsed, assigned and delivered to
Robert SUith, who is now the owner thereof
Said petition asks judgrent for the sun Of
N,S57.s3 and interest nom May 5, Is7n, and sale
Of said mortgaGed premises Said John K. HOrd
is notified TO answer said petition on or before the
18th day Of October, 1870, the said petition viii
be taken as confessed and Judgment will be taken
at the next October term Of said court, according
to the prayer thereof. ROBERT SMITH.
BUcKLAND, EVERETT FowLER, his attorneys.
August Is, 1870. $3.50
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WE CALL the attention of our
readers to the able address Of the
Republican Congressional Commit
tee, which will be found on the out
side of this weeks paper. 1t is 8
mastery effort, and will do even the
enemies of the administration good
tn Deruse.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
or congress--cHARLEs FosTE
COUNTY TICKET.

The President has issued pro
clamation warning all persons
against the commission of any act
which would be a violation of neu-
tralitv
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Hon SAMUEL SHELLABAReER has
been nominated by the Republicans
ofthe Seventh District for Congress
He is an able man, and his nomina.
ton will be received with pleasure
He will be elected.
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JOHN A. BINGHAM has been reno
minated In the Sixteenth District,
for Congress. IfMr. Bingham re-
ceives the cordial support of the Re-
pubhcans of his district, he will no
doubt be reelected. If he should
not the result will be close.
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LEW CAMPBELL has been nominat-
ed as the Democratic candidate fol
Congress from the Third District.
There will not be a grease spot left
of the artful dodger, when the cam
osiVn is over.
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ADMIRAL FARRAGUT was buried
at Portsmouth. N. H. on the 18th,
with all the honors which his virtues
as q citizen and his merits as pat
riot entitled him to receive at the
hands of the people whom he had SO
fni+h hnll-r rnr,-nd
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The Republicans of the Eighth
Congressional District of Ohio, have
acted wisely in renominating Gener-
al John Beatty, of Cardington, for
the place he has occupied with hon
or to himself and his constituents.
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HoE. JAMES A. GARFIELD will
make the first Republican speech Of
the State canvass at Mansfield, on
Friday evening, the 2Sth inst.
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THE RICHEST FARMING LANDS
IN. THE WORLDf
100000 ACRES FOR SALE
To Actual Settlers.
NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS,

Union Pacific Railroad Co., Southern Branch.
The Lands now offered bythis Company are sit11.
ated mainly within 20 lies on each side Of the road
extending one hundred and seventy 1piies slonG
the NEOoHO VALLEY-the richest. finest. and
most inviting valley for settlement in the West
One-third Of the labor required at the East IN 4s
culture Of iarms viii insure heIe double the anonnt
of crops. For orchards, grape culture and snsT
fruits IN general, 1t Is unequalled.
BUILDING MATERIAL AND FENCING n,
every variety and IN great abundan e.
Stuck RAlS1NG.-Ihe rich native grasses ot
the pralries and bottoms, with the large area O1
unOecupled lands, IN connection with The dry mild
and open winters, present uneQualed Advantage
Tor the raising Of cattle sheep and horses,
DAlRHING. In such q touutrv with ranges
for stock unrestricted and pasture. limitIsss m
production Of butter and cheese must be r,roffble
FRUII-GROWING is one Of the sEcrigI Isies
as demonstrated BY the gold medal s,s ,,.e to m
state Of Kansas by the Pennsylvania State H,rti.
cultural Society Tor "a COLLECTION OF ER1rrre ~
| SURPASSED FOR SIZE, BEAUTY AND FLAVOR
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH Of Kansas are
unequ4led- These, indeed, are among its chief ~,
elences, and are recommendations for settlement
PRICES OF LAND-FrOm q to sS[per acre
credit Of ten no years time
TERMS OF SALE.-One-tenth down at time NJ
purchase. No payment the second YEAR One.
tenth every year after until the completion of nav
ments, with annual interest.
FHE Read LAND OFFICE. i. located a.
JUNCTION CITY. 70 all purchasers of land
free tickets from this point over the road,
For further information, address
ISAAC T. GOODNO w, Land Commissioner
% junction City, Kansas.
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MISSOURI COUNTY BONDS

''s. ~ b " Cur. ucy, 65 %
Separate pamphlets for each county, containing
an ON ial financial statement and full nformatio8
sent on apph alton. Information cheerfulIv and
promptly furnished by letter or wire. Bonds de-
hvered free on the line Of any express route Anv
bonds sold by us with coupons payable at poinfs
outside ofNe@ York city viii be collected and re-
mitted for, free of all charges
Address SA1I'L A. GAYLORD & co.
34-37 Stock and Bond Brokers. Sd. Tonis No
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II. j. JEwETT, was chosen as the
candidate of the Democracy of the
Columbus District, to the utter dis
gust Of Baber, who counted on the
nomination sure. The row which
followed is described elsewhere.
Jewett is Railroad President, and
has recently moved into Columbus,
and SO was denounced by the Baber
men as a Carpet Bagger." 1t is
not known that Jewett will accept,
and Baber may yet turn up trump.
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PRoT. JAMES MONROE, of Oberlin,
was, on Wednesday, nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the
14tb District
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DICKINSON, although nominated
on the first ballot, as the Democratic
Candidate for Congress in this Dis
trict, does not seem to enjoy the
confidence which such a nomination
would ordinarily give. The vote in
the Convention stood Dickinson Isl,
Jay Patrick 4S, and Jno H. Williams
SO. Although defeated, the minori-
ty did not yield gracefully, and when
a motion was made to make his no.
mination unanimous, and those in
favor of doing so were requested to
rise and give three cheers, those who
had voted against his nomination
refused to rise up and join in the
chorus of his friends. The silence
on their part was ominous.
The nomination made by the De-
mocracy is eminently Democratic,
and those curmudgeons only show
ed their bad taste in not quietly
yielding and joining in the acclaim
with which the nomination was re-
ceived. True Williams was under
arrest once for aiding in the conspi-
racy of the rebels to seize the war
steamer Michigan, and was for a
time incarcerated-a martyr to his
political convictions, while his more
favored rival was away amid the
smoke Of battle. He suffered for
his faith, but at that time Crawford
the back bone of the district, was in
sympathy with him, and denounced
the "boys in blue" their officers and
leaders, as "Lincoln dogs" and 'Lin-
coin hirelings," and John H. looked
forward to the time when he should
receive a reward for his services and
sacrifices. But Crawford, unstable
as water" and untrue to her record,
dropped the martyr and took up
the Lincoln hireling" in its keep
ing.
No wonder John and his friends
did not appreciate the action of the
Convention, or take kindly to the
nominee.
But why was Patrick and his fol-
lowers sad and mournful? He was
not in any sense a martyr. He had
labored and toiled for his party's !
success, had mounted the stump and
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-26

WILLIAM B. MoCLARY has been
nominated by the Republicans, in
the Fourth District, for Congress, to
succeed Judge Lawrence.
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FOR SALE

THE undersigned offers for sale IS acres Of
land on the east side Of the River, within half a
mile Of the corporation, on the River Road Two
thirds of it is timbered. The land will be sold in
one lot, or in lots of Eve more acres to suit pr
chasers. Price and terms reasonable. ENQUIRE on
thepremises Of 2l H,R, FOSTER.
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n
N O TICE
TO TEACHERS
OF
.COMMONSCHOOLS.

The Board of Examiners for Sanduslv eount,
VIII holdsessions for examination of candidates fol
teachers certificates at the High School building in
Fremont, on the following Saturdays: September
10th and Gath, October 22d, November I9th, De
cember 3lst, and at the High school Building IN
Clyde October sth, November 5th, and December
3d.. All meetings to begin at 10 O'Clock, A, N.
and close at P N. Nocandidates admitted after
II Am
The Board have adopted and will be governed
By the following
REGULATIONS:
lst. Evidence Of good moral character WILDE re-
quired Of all candidates.
I'd. Examinations VIII be conducted mainly BY
printed questions, and written answers required.
Sd. No certificate will be dated back 70 cover
time taught previous to examination
4th Each candidate is required BY law TO nav
fifty cents, as a condition of examination, and to
leave stamped envelope with the Clerk Of the
Board. Stationery to be furnished by the Board
The hrst examination will be held during the
week Of the Institute. By order of the Board,
tlldec3l +. II. GINN, Secretary.
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SHERIFF. SALE.
Archibald Richards, Plaintiff,

Arehloald hiehards, Plaintiff, s.n5,,s1-.
William Il. jackson, Defendant Common Pleas.
In pursuance Of an order of sale issued from the
CLERKS Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF SAM
dusky county, Ohio. on 10th day of August. a. u
1870, and to me directed in the above case v-Ili
expose to public SALE at the door ofthe Court House
In the City Of Fremont, Ohio, on
saturday, September 24, A. ID. 1870,
between the hours of one and two o'clock in
the aIternoon Of said day, the following
Real Estate, situate in the county of SandusZv5
ana state Of Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to wit:
ln-lot number eleven ~ in the village of Clyde
county of Sandusky and State of Ohio. Appraised
at fifteen hundred dollars lsl 800. Taken as the
property Of William II. Jackson. defendant to sat
isty an order OF sale in favor ofArehibald Richards
plaintiff.
Given under my official signature, at the Sherif's
Office, in the city Of Fremont, in the County and
State aforesaid, this 18th day of August A D. 1870
A. YOUNG, Sheriff.
EVERETT & FOwLER, Attys. SASs
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Made of Poor Rum WhfsTr~,-~ Il, . 2
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splced, and sweetenedTO please the tssfss Soii
" Tonics," Appetizers," s' RestorersI A. 49,
lead the tippleF on 70 drunkenness and rn53 -
are a true medicine, made from the native Roo3.
and Herbs Of California, free from an an.
GREAT BLOOD PURTFTER "a
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a rs,fst
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ing on al POISONOUS matter, and RESTORING fBs
olooa 70 = heallny eonoltlon- No person can take
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800 vii be given for an incurable easa .,-o,-;
ded the bones are not destroyed by rnipers 80.
ons q 9teE t means and the vital organs wasted
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THE firm Of c. W. June & Co. is dissol,,l b.
mutual consent. All debts due the firm will ~
collected by C. W. June, and all debts owing bv
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.
~ C. W. June, who invites the patronage Of All
the old customers, and the public generally A
tun stock Of groceries will be constantly kept on
manu-, %
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than $50 are infTingements, and the seller and
user liable to prosecution. Address JOHNSON
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that followed on the Boulevard beggar des.
cription. An immense crowd surrounded the
Chambers with loud expressions of anger
The hopeful statements Of the Minister, espe.
cially Moutauban's assertion that the concen-
tration of the French armies had been effected
and dispatches read purporting to have beer
Bazaines, were openly charged to have bee1
concocted in Paris.
CARLsRUE, Aug 21.-Strasburg is in flames
The French have fired the surrounding villa
ges. They make frequent sorties, which are
constantly repulsed. Eight thousand Prus-
slams have arrived with a train of heavy siege
artillery. The city is surrounded by thirty
thousand men under General Werden. inhabi-
tants are demOralized and disorder everywhere
prevails. A surrender is hourly expected
The Crown Prince has won another victory IL
a great battle before Chalons. The PrussiaD:
are victorious everywhere and the French de.
feat is complete.
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THIS IS NOHUMBUG! oS
i By sending ID CENTS with age,
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return mail, correct picture Of your future hus-
band or wife, with name and date Of marrisRs
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[NEw YORK HERALD SPECIAL l

PARIS, August 2O.-The utmost consterna-
ton prevailed in this city when the first intel
ligence Of the defeat and entrapment of Ba-
zaine's army was made known The scenes
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4. RI. nALsLlY, ndi.0E.

FREMONT, OHIO
FRIDAY, august 26, 1870,
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One Pound Of CruHpton's Imperial
Laundry SoaP Will make Twelve da9rts
GER for Il and Try e. CHAMPION
BROTHERS, 81 Front St.I New York.
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THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

WHEN William Penn laid out the plan of the
original city of Philadelphia heselected Penn
Square, or, as it was appropriately called in
former times, Centre Square, as the proper
site for public buildings of generalinportance
There was great wisdom in this action, be-
cause no other spot Appropriated SO closely
to the territorial centre of the original city,
and because this point was at the same time
the only one then existing at which
junction of two broad streets
would be effected. The lapse of
nearly two centuries, and the accompanying
Improvements, have not only confirmed the
,v;s,'' ''nm of the plan devised by the founder of
tba o;tv. but they have developed many pow
.arfuI new r. asons why his views should be
odon,ed in tbe :. election of site for the pro-
posed municipal eo..efoes. The district EN-,
braced in the old city is no" nearly covered
with buildings, and while may thousands Oh
dwellings, stores, and manufacs' 'ries nave
been erected beyond the old city limits
on territory west of the Schuylkill, north S-nd
northwest of Broad and Vine streets, and
south and southwest of Broad and Pine
streets, the opportunities for expansion near
The hre Of the Delaware have been neesssa-
rily restricted by that river. The Fem