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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-07-27
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11
NEWS ITEMs.

The Ohio Legislature manifests commsn-
dabls spirit of economy in its persistent refus.
al to increase the pay OF certain officials The
latest bill introduced for this purpose wa.
one to increace the pay of District Assessors
and members of County boards Of equaliza.
ton, from two dollars to threetdoIIars per day
and Of Members Of theState Board Of Equal.
ization to four dollars per day, and three
dollars for every twenty-five miles travel in
going to and from Columbus. 1t was shown
by the opponents of the bill, that this increase
OF the pay of Assessors, would increase the ex-
psnse of re-valuing the lands of the State al
least 100000. The friends of the bill con-
tended that the present Assessors were elected
with the understanding that their pay would
be increased, and If this were not done they
would all resign. In reply to this it was said
that the gentlemen now. serving as Assessors
yere willing to be elected and take the chanc.
es Of getting an increase Ct pay, If they
resigned, the law provided for appointments
by the County Auditor to fill vacancies, and il
can be done without any trouble or expense
The bill is not likely to pass
Columbus was awakened from its chronic
Rip Van Winkle DOING, on Wednesday
evening the ID inst, by hand to hand fight
between Senator HubbeH and Mr.. L. Curtis,
correspondent of the Cincinnati Chronicle
The claret flowed, hair was pulled, eyes black.
ened, clothing soiled, individuals degraded, etc
and the excitement was lively. The Senator
got the worst of tho cpoopnteF, and was the
unwarTanted aggressor in the case,
Nearly 100000 worth Of property was des.
trOyed, by fire at Newark, n. J., on the night
of the 9Th inst
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WASHINGTON LETTER
correspondence Fremont Journal. J

WASHINGTON D. G. March, 3 1870
The 'Eenten season" commenced
here yesterday, with "Ash Wednes-
day." as 1 see it stated somewhere,
in print and as see it evidenced by
the conclusion Of receptions by the
President and other receivers, and
by the freedom of the streets from
fashionable equipages early and late.
A young knight of the quill-corres-
ponding for one or two evening pa
pers in N. Y, and Boston-has con-
trebuted to a fitting close Of the gay
season. He is distinguished in his
family name, it being Smith; but he
has still further distinguished him
self by the sensible actor a news
paper man-ofmarrying rich mans
daughter. He is young, but he has
seen enough of his scribbling frater-
nifty to despair in good season of
having any Of this worlds goods
out of his own savings, and so has
wisely concluded to avail himself of
those of a young lady's father.
Newspaper men are smarter than
they used to be-, He showed
his smartness in another little mat
ter also. He-and she, the bride,
probably had a finger in that pie, al
so; probably the father and mother,
also-contriyed to have the wedding
come off before the beginning of the
'Lenten Season''-before ''Ash We'd
nesday." The nuptials must be ee-
LIBERATED by grand party. In order
to that they must be married before
Wednesday. They were married on
Tuesday, A great party was had,
President Grant, Secretaries Fish
and Boutwell,, few Senators, Re
personalities, Judges and Generals,
were on hand. The rich father-in-
law began his accumulations, as a
barber, rose to the dignity of re-
staurant keeper, which, l believe, he
still maintains. Now, good reader,
far from Washington, you may won
der how this poor slavish gatherer
of dollars in the most humble and
uncultured of occupations comes to
have such men as l have indicated
visitors at his house, as wedding
guests; know We, then, that our dig
nitaries attend on many occasions,
private, no less than public, in an
amiabIe compliance with solicita-
tions from absolute strangers social
ly, the sole object of the solicition
being to published their grand vesi-
tors to the world as their social
friends. Such is the cheat the
"shoddy," the ''devils dust" which
fills the fabric called here, par excel
lence, "Society." The day before
Ash Wednesday is called-borrow-
ing from the Franeh-"Mardi gras,"
'fat Tuesday" may the name and
the game prove one and the same to |
brother Smith. i
A table prepared by the Treasury |
Department makes 1t appear that in
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

Tho following from the State
Journal merits being kept in last
ing remembrance:
at is very suggestive fact that
in nearly every case where the Dem
ocratic press have occasion to en-.
large upon the discovery of a case Of
Radical stealing they quote from
Radical" journals; and in nearly
every case where a Radical thief
meets mis- just deserts, it is at the
hands of Radical tribunal. Now
wouldn't it be q refreshing thing tc
see a case of exposure of a Demo
cratic stealing by a Democratic
journal, and punishment by Demo
cratic tribunal2 We have all heard
of Democratic thieves in office-but
who ever heard of one being frs
exposed by the press ofhis own par
ty, and then punished by a tribuna
under the party control?"
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specie Parment Resumed. !.

On Monday last gold went down
in New York, to IL "a. This was
occasioned partially by the fact that
the Banks of Rochester Syracuse
and other points in the interior Of
New York had commenced paying
out spicie on the Saturday previous,
and a number of prominent retail
houses in New York had-advertised
to pay specie in change from their
counties, on Monday. Thus we
have reached the beginning OF
the desired resumption, notwith-
standing the difficulties with which
wise ananciers surrounded the mat
ter. Gold will continue to go lower
other banks will resume, and mer-
chants In other cities will follow
the lead Of those in New York.
We may soon expect to hear the
jingle Of the old metal. And all
this has transpired within one year,
after the Inauguration Of Gen Grant
The common people have the Re
publican party to thank for this
great change, and it is the fullest
answer that could be given to the
rawlings of the Democracy.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

The Democracy Of the Fifth Dis
trict are nonplussed, and know not
whether to bless OF curse the Hon.
William, the Fiddler. They feel it
in their bones that his proceeding so
far as getting money for an appoint
ment to West Point, or the Naval
Academy, was eminently Democrat
ic, and they have no word of con,
demnation for the act itself. But
then, their musical Representatives.
went back on tho party, and foT
consideration bestowed his fa' -
upon Republican applicants. = 49,,
whore the affection crmmlen, 900 an,
it knaws at Democratic. v tails unti
they vince and howl, T.yiIliam will
have = - go through l1 district lik,
a wandering minstrF and touch hi,
lyre with powerful fingers, in orde
to evoke the evil spirit he has rails
ed, in the breas' Of his Democrat,
constituents, at his treason. vii
liam begins to experience the plea
sures Of roasting on thorny couch
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

TIE NORTHERN ONO FAIR seems
to be a fixed fact. A company has
been Incorporated. and an effort is
made to establish it permanently,
upon the joint stock principle.
Shares are for sale, nominally at
$50, ten per cent of which is to be
paid down, aud it is thought the en-
tire assessment viii not exceed
thirty-five per cent on the shares.
s. D. Harris, of the Ohio Farmer, is
Secretary Of the Stock Committee,
and will give any information re-
quired.
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New Hamnshire EIection.

The new Hampshire election oc.
Cured Tuesday last. The vote was
large and the result somewhat in
doubt. There were four candidates
in the field, Republican, Democrat.
Reform and Temperance. The result
in 1l5 towns, shows Stearns, Repub-
lican to have lost nearly 300 on his
vote Of last year, when he had 1888
majority, He is believed to be elee'
ted but his majority will not exceed
1000.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

NJ. R. WAITE of Toledo, has with
drawn his name from the list of can
didates for Congressional honors
in the 10th District. The reasons
assigned do honor to his head and
heart.
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Books for Farmers and Stock breeders

Bound Volumes of the AMERfcAS Stock jour-
NAL, for 1868 containing 9s5 large double colgmp
pages, sent post paid for Observation-Disclosures 81 50
Bound Volumes of the AMERICAN STOCK JoURELL
for 1863, containing 3s4 pages, sent post paid
Tor 81 50
The Dairymans' Manual, sent post paid for. 95cts
The HoEsemans' Manual, " As"
The Hog Breeders Manual 4" I" ..2B"
The Sheep Breeders Manual" q" +" as"
4he hopltrV Breeders Nppusl, " IS"
The whole FIVE Manhak sent post paid to one ad-
uEtsS
Agents wanted, to whom liberal Inducements
will be offered Address
N.B. BOYER, & CO., Publishers,
Parkesbdrs, ,Cbes terCo., Pa
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UNlVERSALiNM. The The wEsT, sT GIN. In
cinnati, O.. is the old established Western Cniver-
salist newspaper. Il gives. current religious and
secular news, and il bright aud cheerful home
visitor. Eight large pages reading matter, giving
something for everybody" No other paper
needed in the fanrly Send $3.50, and get il
oaA year. Specimens free Premiums to new
subscribers. Clubs wanted. Address WILLIAM
son 81 CANTWELT., Cincinnati, 0.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that Vin not Be n
~ sponEible. for any Goods hereafter purchased
BY my wife and family. fEos. T4YL
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: I'D you give him the Oppor-
unity to do so. To that extent
you are a public ben efactor. The
mechanic brings skiIls d labor to his
aid, and in imparting vslue to the
raw material with VI aich he is furn-
ished, you are repai d for your out
lay and your labor Make q good
use Of your weald We might saw
make the sest ~ss of your wealth !;
and you can only do that by using
it in way to s1.bserve the best in
terest of mankind. But whether
generous motives or selfish desires
prompt to action, let US at least hare
the manufactures
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11
THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
plantation Ritters.
g. T.-186O-X

,. T.-4SoO-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 a
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 frigid, it acts as q specific
in every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. I0-Gm.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

TOR SALE.-House and lot on
= Court street. with front on Fast Derot street
Desirable for Grocery stand or saloon.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

III o iron mt0YnF evsefr business
oadb unable forfeited
Conn
n
il for hH
rtony Circulars
Agent stCTFR
Lennon lyd,O Omtow III E. TI1 ESQ
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

sAANHOOD and the VigOr of Youth
~ Restored in EOur Weeks. Success
guaranteed DIR. RECORD DIS ESSENCE
OE LAEE r restores manly power, from whatever
cause arising, The effects Of early peTncious hab-
It's, sea6use and climate, give way at once to this
wonderful medicine If taken regularly according 20
directions which are very simple AMI requirs no
restraint from business or pleasure Failure is i'm
possible. Sold In bottles at a. or f5ur onat;ties
in one fer So To be had only Of the sole appoin-
ted agent in America. HERMAN GERTTHEN
fO5 Third Avenue, New York,
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HOWAkI1 81 ANITARY An

81, 1870. ...e IAIs 1 uEo Of TIE IlsHg and Unf5r-
t9hafe' On irine'p es Of CHRISTIAN Ftilsnthro1v.
Es7ays On ials y fora OF Youth and tie Fallios BIZ
-;9 Age, IN lI;,as f;t5os 70 AAEsiAo aud soc1S1 Evi1
.ios VIZ S7..s rI d for the afflicted. sent nee In
9IoS sss@ x J hiladslphia, Pa, - 0Ol-A-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

TOR SALE.-A House with seven
1 rooms, on South side Market st. west Of Arot
- rods from Post-oficc. All kinds of fr1lit sTnall
barn, with ! OF = acre. f-riee 81 500.
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E'OR SA' E.-A valuable lot on
North side Market street, east Of Arch.
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.EC0N0IT rs MRiLIR" RRlNEIT

S}HY viii people pay $50 or more for SEWING
" M4CzrNEwhen S22 will buy oae that has a stan
dard reputation, il double thread, complete with
table, constructed upon entirely ne and practical
principles runs by friction, and excels ali others
These celebrated Machines fully licensed. are in
tended for poor people who want to save time, la
Dor and money Agents Wanted. Machines sent
TO Agents and given away 70 needy families. For
circulars and reduerd prices, address ]. o. Otis &
Co, or Franklin and Diamond s. II. Co., Box
397, Boston, Mass.
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aromatic Vegetabl9 : oap.

AGENTS READ THIS!
EETE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALAs
w BY OF $50 per week and expenses.
or allow u large cJmu IssiOn, to sell our new won
dsrful inventions. Address, II. WAGNER & CO.,
MarsbaQ Mich
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Mem 1ourrtissmruts.
ADMINTsTRATORs NOTICES.

AUWIN ID IIsALUEN NO 4 AN4.'
THE undersigned has been du-
ly appointed and qualified, as AdzninistratoI
Of the Estate OF John G0over, deceased, late OF
BOo+t Township. sandusky County. Ohio. All per
cons having claims against the estate, will present
the same foE settlement. and any person indebted
to the same will make payment accordingly.
lO-l2 j. W. DONNEL. Admir-.
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kDR SALE tE0 Slorr briek
\. 4 he so with basement, y rooms. % sutb sils.
OFoghan street, but fewsteps from the Post-ofiee
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-. -. Fremont. b.

H'Uh SALE.-A House Gf eiobt
L rooms, on north side Of State Street. five minu1
tes walk from Post-otiee half are of rron1d.
oeautlful yard, trees, sdru0bery, fruit ins earn
very desirable. If not sold soon, wiz be for rent
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

REFERExcEs:-P. 8. White, Bank Fremont.
A. u. Miller, First National gaeF.
+. p. BUckland.
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ESOR SALE-In the village Of
the CONT House. Seven f7l acres Of LAM IN 81
state "f cultivation. House, Rarn, Sheds ana
Hi;s37nery, d; Wen and Cistern A fine Orchard with
az 1ll Alhgs OF Fruit, Berries. Grapes, Sc Sandy
SOIL. Just the place for a Gardener. yritb res5S
market for al one can raise. Price & 500 Terms
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-11

L was cured Of Deafness and CatalTh by a simple
remedy and will send he receipt free.
$40 MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETT, Hoboksn, y. J.
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Berkshire Life Insurance Company,
-
MDBrHWMN@S MH Z e - - " @ges
Organized A, D 1851 Charter Perpetual
J46Gl HNE g. HILLMAN GENERAL. AGENTS,
No Square, CeAeand O.
AMOUNT INSURED,
ANNUAL INCREASE,
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY ON THE CONT
ALL PROFITS ARE DIVIDEI

The BERKSHIRE was the first Company in Il
the beginning, for non-payment Of premiums,
Every polidy holder receives every days nsurs
uoR
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Resident Of Fremont, Since 1910.

Ger General Information gIvon by
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TOR SALB.-1O0O Lots more or less
a 4 IN OAK Wood Cemetery, ranging in prices fror,
- 20 SluO. Livery resident Of Fremont sbouId
make siieetlon OF lot. and beaUtify the same for
sooner or Later al 90 TO that place A nan OF fbe
grounds can be seen at my Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19

POLICE AFFAIRS. The Police Board he's
effected contract with Wilmer & Slaymaker
for supplying the police with uniforms The
suits will cost $40 each. MIR. R. ". Robinson
will do the work, and has .beon taking the
measures of the force 10 day. The hats, belts
and badges are already completed.
Mayors CoURT.--Wiam Warren, from
Badensburg, for disorderly conduct, Was dis
charged upon promise to quit the city forth
with.
John Colston, coloFed, for disorderly con-
duct, aud fighting his white wife, WAS fined and
discharged. .....-.......
NIaHr REPORT. Might cloudy and cool. =
There were no disturbances, and the city Wa S
as quiet as usual. Two dodgers were aecommo
dated at the Station House. Ga Saturday
night there was disturbance at raffls 10 the
house of Mrs. Mary Deevers, 10 Laphen's row,
in which blows fell thick and fast but fortu
nsteIy no body was seriously hurt. Some OF the
parties engaged 10 this disturbance afterwards
had row on Oronoco street. There was also
considerable fuss and noise in the neig hborhood
of the market house, and five dodgers were &C.
commodated at the Station House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19
I,e1G;AzEIz oNEWS.

MEETING OF THE BAR-TRlBUTE OF Re
sPEcr. AT meeting the members Of the
Bar of Alexandra, l., On last. Saturday, Francis
l.. Smith, esq, was called to the chair and
c. w Wattles was appointed Secretary. The
Chair stated the object Of the meeting, and on
motion the Chair appointed c. Wbittlesey, W.
Willoughby and s. r. Beach a committee to
prepare and report to this meeting appropriate
resolutions expressive of their respect for the
memory of their deceased brother. Gilbert s.
Miner, esq. The committee reported the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted: = -. T.
1t having, pleased Him Who doetb all thing
well'' to cali fromlifo Gilbert s. Miner, esq,
late Of this city, the Bar here, of which he was
tora long time prominent member, in special
meeting feel moved to record their deep sense
of the loss which the community and the pro
fession to which he belonged have sustained BY
his deoease. The voice of euoey Isl however,
well nigh aWed into silence by the lnexorable
swiitness and suddenness of his departure
Touched and admonished by these solemn con.
sideratione, we feel that our highest tribute OF
respect for the deceased is best expressed by
rendering his bereaved family and kindred our
heartfelt sympal by in their great afhictian de
elaring our purpose to attend bis funeral ser
vices as body, and to ask the several courts
of this city and county at their next sessions to
enter this memorial, at length upon their
records. - - -. -.
:. Resozued, That tbeChairman and Secretary
of this meeting be a committee to forward an
attested copy hereof 10 The family OF the dc
ceased, and to present alike copy tot the Courts
for the purpose aforesaid.
Resolred, That these proceedings he publish
ed 10 the Alexandria Gazette. 80,
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19

ALEXANDRIA TRorTrNa STocK,-As men
(:tioosain Saturdays Gazette, the trotting race
at the Rockville fair on Friday last, between
the gray station Star, owned BY Col. AeGan
der, Of Washington, and the horse Robert L,
Lee, Owned by :Mf: Geo. W: Harrison of this
city, for $3.50 aside, best three 10 five was wou
by the latter 1924, and IS said to have been
ono of the most interesting and exciting races
ever Witnessed in-this section of country: MIR.
Harrison horse. it's also said, was entitled to
the second premium 10 the Wednesdays race,
but from some uae4 plaieed cause it was award
ed to Cot htcSanderi's: stallion. The same
horses have been matched again for $500, best
three in five, the race to come off on the Ma
tional Track, Washington on Monday, the Goth
inst. .~at .ct!.r go .. -: g.. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19

Tue MARKET....We had no change to notice
in the prices at the Market House last Satur-
day-either in meats or vegetables though
there is tendency to decline in beet-which
has fallen in the markets in the adjacent cities
Some think the high pric, of buttor is caused
by the drought. But it is not so-for prices
we're neary the same 10 the spring and early
summer when the pastures were rich. In gene
raj, prices rule too high for almost al1 article
of common consumption. i.. 9. '.'i.' ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-19

ToURNAMENT.-OnF Friday next the Pleasure
Driving Park. formerly the Piney Branch Race
Track, near W Washington will present a brilliant
appearance, the occasion being grand prize
tournament, arranged under the immediate
supervision of the Washington Tournament
Association The knights to participate are
all famous riders. while the prizes to be distri-
buted comprise many valuable articles. The
festivities will conclude with grand ball, to be
given at night at Marini's Assembly Rooms, in
Washington at which time the queen and
maids of honor selected by the victorious
knights will be crowned. Mr.. Kilrour, of Al
exandria, willdeiver the address to the knights,
while in the evening Edmund Burke, Esq, Of
Fairfax, will deliver the address on the occa-
sion OF crowniDg the queen, -