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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-16
ooaanaEssIoN lGaRcHANEg.

e. RswsOn, 5ss. Moore, Jeseph L. RaEsOn
J.LsRAWsoE 600,
CIORAGE, ToREARDuG 4 COMMISSION
y Merchants, realsrE In Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
DziEr Salt, Lazf fIrstE, CGlcined Plaster, Water
Line, stc. Having rurchaged the entire rrOperty
kncun &c the Fremont WaIehouse and Stem Ele-
vators, at the head Of 1avi7ation 0n the 5andusky
River, we are prepared 70 receive, store and ship
Grain, Lumber, Merchandise and other produce.
Ofios, ct Fremont Elevetors.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
DE1LEvUB, O. John Ford. P-oprisso-. Re-
D. Gently reAtted and fulnishee- ~
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nspoBr OF THE LIeHrHousE soAap.

The report Of the Lighthouse Board sets
forth in detail the difficulties which have ari-
sen In that branch Of the public service from
the operation Of the fifth section Of the set OF
July Il, 1870, making appropriations for the
Legislative and executive expenses Of the gov
ernmsnt for the year ending June 30, 1871.
Legislation is asked for BY the board, and it
eaeTse N me IN ha nacaeraTv
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hotels.

- KESsLERH0USE,
II H.BELDrNG, Proprisiar. Haesengers carried
IL 30 snd fzon tie House free 81 charge. Stu
ated corner Of Ironf and State Stssa
FREMONT.
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From the Ist day Of July, 1859, 10 the 3oth
Of June, 1870, inclusive, the public debt, a.
shown by the warrant account, was reduced
in the sum Of SIC, 0,l60,ISl, $50. From the LIST
day Of December, 1869, TO the Both day Of
November, 1870, inclusive the reduction was
Sll9,2bl, ,240.5e, as shown BY the monthly
statements under the last session Of Con-
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m ARRIsoN.

DENTAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
~ ofioe corner of stats ahd Rront strellF, over
PufVis & Co e Store. Special attention gwen 70
AfIlnE teeth and treating diseases OF the mouth.
Eone but thebest materials used n artihcia work
Chsraes moderate. 44yl
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nnMTTaTRX.

DIR. A. II. PRICE
.OURaIoALk & kMECHANICAL0ENTIeI,-o of
lEHas over Bank of Fremont, whites block wiz
~ foElnd in his ofhes, at al times. -
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JOHN P. ELDRRKIN, sEH-

A RoHITEoT q BRIDGE BUILDER Plans
"A aud Specifications Tor Bridges Of q kinds
both Wood and Iron, furnl1hed 20 order on short
BuildinRs Of every description tuInisheo prompt
and on Reasonable Terms. Oface- Bueklana' New
Bloof. FREMONT, o. e-s
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The treasury department has the care Of
one hundred and ten public buildings that
are completed and seventeen more that are in
tbe course of creation, all of which had cost
to the 18th of June last, $35,900,99s SO. The
sppropriation for the repair and preservation
Of these buildings for the current year is Sl5,-
900. The sum is manifestly inadequate, being
less than one-third Of one per cent. Unless
large annual appropriations are made the
buildings will rapidly dsteriorate in value,
and finally will need much rarger repairs or
the erection Of new onss in their stead. With
the increase of population in the country ap-
preparations must be annually made for the
erection Of post ofices, custom houses and
public Buildings. The present mode of in
au0uratiug these works seems 10 ne unWise.
AppropriStions are oftsn made without sum.
isst Information upoz Asnusioei. kAih tRu'
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III NAJ-1 U NVlals
Sm:-Ths financial condition of the country
has improved during the past year. The sV-
erage rate Of gold for the year 1869 as sho Wn
by weekly sales was 80 9-10 centum premium,
and for the first eleven months Of the year
1870 Is per entum premium, indicating an
improvement in the value ofpapor currency Of
about II per cantum
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THE FOREIGN TRADE.

The continuance of the war appears to be 9
matter of national importance. The proper
ton of American vessels engaged in the for-
0ign trade has not increased relatively during
the year, although there hs8 been an actual
increase OF entries Of American vessels at the
ports OF the United States amounting in the
aggregate to 10000 tons. The total tonnage
engaged in the foreign trade entered at all
the ports of the United States has increased
from 6,683, 600 tons in 1869 to ,957 900 tons in
1870, but the proportion of American tonnage
remains as in 1853, at 36 per csnt. Without
undertaking to specify the means BY which it
is to be accomplished, / cannot oveT-ststs the
importance OF such legislation as will secure
the revival of American commsroa.
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A TFoRNFF At Law. Will attend 70 profess
a Tional buri ina Il 6andHsky and adiaeent eoun'
ties, once, With H. W. Winsio Tylere Block.
FREMONT, OHIO
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- BosWoRTH. q. D.

nHYsTcIA1T AND SURGEON, o@ee-No. 8
up-ssairs, 0dd FelloWs Block, Front Street,
Residsnoe oornor Arch and Market street,.
FREMONT, o..
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6DT0AE.
b. I'd. BRINK ERHOFF. "a.

FdI DIOLdN q . Ul1v NVNI
OFFICE IN BUCKLAND'6 OLD BLOCK,
I yon Front St. Residence on croghsD street,
eooud house vestnf High school building. once
hour from l6to . a. Il "a 60 and to e M
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O. WAGGoNER Gen supt Ohio Michigan and Indiana
nit Street Toledo Ohio. +. F. MUNGER Special Agt Office
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MERIT REwARpEp.-It must be a source.
HORN.
MARRIED..

A, Rocklin, May 81, the wife Of J.P. Burchard,
of u daughter. 3
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance OF
~ an order OF the Probate Court OF the county
Of Placer, in the Safe Of California, made on the
7ih day OF June. 1870. in the matter OF the estate
oil NEISE Nell on. deceased. the undersigned. EX-
ecutor of the last viii and Testament of said de
ceased, will sell at PRIVATE SALE. to the ighcst
biadcr, Tor cash, in separate parcels, and subject
10 confirmation by sai Court on
Monday, the 27th day of June A. ID. 1870,
at the town OF Dutch Flat, in said county. all tho
right, title, interest and estate of said deceased
al the time Ct his death, nd all right title and
interest that the said estate has by operation Of
law, or Otherwise acquired, other than or in nd.
ditiUn TO that OF said deceased ut the time of hi,
death, in and TO all OF the following described
pieces or parcels OF land aud mining claims. sit
utted, lying and being near Dutch / lat. in Town
ship No. 4, IN said County aud State, to wit:
lot. One hall Interest in Squares Canyon
Flnming claim. lying below the Falls, and owned
by deceased jointly with J. Moodey.
2d Uue-hall Interest in scuare's CANYON
Fuming claim, lying above the Falls, and owned
by deceased Jointly with J. Moodey.
81. One.lwellth interest in the Consolidated
Company's Mining Flume at - Nary Red so
called.
4th One sixth interest in the Bcloit Conn.,
pany's Mining claims or ground, at Mary Red"
5ih. The Nary Red Canyon Ground and
Mining Flume Al Nary Red"
9th. One'half interest, Or half n share, in the
mining ground of the Young America Company.
on Thompson Hill so called.
7ih. One share OR interest in a mining claim
on Liberty Hill
Sth. he house and inclosed lot at MARY
Red formerly occupied by deceased.
9t0, An nclosrd let containing three acres.
more nr less, lying between Dulch Fiat and Mary
ked, and X own rs the Sciitns Lot or Ranch.
Together with all the privileges AMI appurtcn.
anccs to all of said property belonging
TERMS Cash in oil
cent. oi the purchase money to he pad on tba
day OF sale. ana balance ON confirmation of sale
by said Court. Deeds and stamps at expense Of
purchaser Bids will be received at the office OF
l.. h. ARNOLD. at said Dutch Flat. by said
AkNOLD, Attorney Tor Executor ON or before
the day OF sale.
JOHN DAMSGUARD.
Executor Of the last VIII and Testament
OF Nelse Nelson, decreased.
Dutch Flat. June 9th, l,70. iull-2w
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SH & RIFFS SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ Execution issued out Of the Fourteenth Judi
cihl District Court OF the State oil California;, in
and for the County OF Placer. on Il jud ment rem
drred in said Court on TIE Slh day OF June. d.
1870, in iavOr oi h. l.. BRADLEY and NJ. :. GARD
NER, and agti"st All WING Tor lhs sum OF six
hundred and twenty nine dollars (S629). with iu-
terest thereon from the Sth day oil June ut tho
rate OF seven per cent. per amman, and costs Of
suit. taxed ut thirty ore and ninety one huudredth
dollars (S3l 90). and accruing cost, have levied
upon and viii sell at Public Auction 10 the high.
ert bidder. for cash, Oh
Wednesday, the 9th day of Juiy, %. $40,
in trout OF Wells, Fargo d Co.'s. Office in tho
town O.: Dutch Flat, Placer county, at IL O'Clock
at noon OF that day, the following described prop.
eriy. to wit: All thit certain tract of mining
ground situate at Nary Red, in the Dutch Flat
Mining District. in said County and State, and
known as the Bull Run No. 2 Claims Said
claims are boun0ed on the north hy the Beloit
claims, on the east by the Grey Eagle mining
claims, and on the west by the Ball Run No. /
and tbe Cedar claims; together with all aud sin
eular the tcnements, hereditaments, rights priv
lIeses aud appurienances thereto belonging. or
IN anywise apperlaining. All of which named
property will sell, or so much thereof M NAV
be sufficient to satisfy the above judgment, costs
ana accruing COSTS B. d. DUNNAM, -
Sheriff Placer County
N'"'rn' 'noe lo' 1870 iull-Sv
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SACRAMENTO, Jue 0. 1870

SACRAMENTO, ia g .. 1870.
MR. EDIToR:- Qils sensa'ion was Gre
aied last week among some of our resident.
bv the elopemen, of Mr. Thomas Allen with
Miss Bel! Post. The gentleman il we'll
Known in Western Placer, having held the
office Of telegraph operator and station mas
ter n, Lincoln for 'ome time. The young
laiy WAS n student in our High School, and
well known in the city. The fir was
conducted on a new and qaite novel princi-
pie. Allen hired special train. and invit-
ing few friends to accompany him. steamed
off for Marysvlle. Here the happy pair
were made one. and returned to this city.
prepared to withstand the wrath and pdig-
nation OF a deceived parent.
Tn the 3Oh inst. the Train Of eight Pull.
man palare cars. conveying the Boston ex-
cursionis's, arrived at Sacramento. A dense
crowd was assembled in and about the depot
waiting for the train to arrive. expecting. as
matter Of course, that a train full Of East.
ern monisd men would he worth looking A.
The cars stopped here but fsw minutes, as
i; WAS the intention Of The passengers 10 reach
San Francisco that day. This was probably
the most comfortable and elegant train that
ever passed over The Pacific railroad for
besides enjoying the Iuxuries common 10
palace cars 10 general, the passengers we're
able 70 read daily paper. printed on the
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OBITUARY.

The unwel come news Of the death Of an
early, esteemed and prominent former citi-
zen Of Placer county reaches US by letter
from the tereaved wife.
ADRIAN BRONX died at Manchester, On.
tario county, N Y. on Friday morning,
May 18Th, 1870. Mr. Bronx was native
Of Rotterdam, N. Y. in which State most
Of his days have been spent. with the ex'
ception Of some six years residencs in this
the summer Of ls4o be settled a, lower
Horseshoe Bar, and engaged in mining, al
which business be continued with more or
less success until May. 1851. when he wa.
elected County Treasurer of this county,
which position he held until June 2d, 1853
During his official term he performed murb
Of the work Of Recorder and Auditor, in aid
Of the Clerk who then filed these Office.
ex.cffico. After retiring from office be again
engaged in mining at Horseshoe Bar, but
subsequently becams one Of a company 10
the construction of what was known as the
Whisky Bar Turnpike Road and Wire Sus.
pension Bridge, a work that cos. some
$4,000. He WAS the Superintendent OF the
construction Of the bridge, the first wire
bridge erected in The county. Alter the
completion Of this work he erected The frs,
suspension bridge across the main American
River, at Folsom. either as Superintendent
or hy contract. In 1855 he returned to
New York STATE, purchased farm, married
and settled down. Within the past year or
Two, in our correspondence with him, he
has expressed desire and intention of re
turning to this State and County and pnr-
chasing property in the foot bills, and msk
ing this his future home. even going so Ear
AS to obtaio the prices of some Of the rsnchts
he was fsmisr with when here. lie YET
owns an interest in The North Fork Bridge
and Toll Road here. worth considerable
Nancy. Abram Bronx was possessed Of a
mind far above ordinary. stored with infor-
nation and acquired ability rarely to be met
with in the middle Glasses Of society, to which
was added pure moral courage, rec,,rde Of
daily life, an honest heart, and a conscience
void Of otf-ncs. Those who knew him hes,
in 'bia county appreciated the honest, intel
lectuaI man and his modest. retiring worth
most. lie leaves many kird friends among
the old settlers Of Placer, whose thoughts Of
his worth, and regrets at his death viii speak
infinitely more in his praise than we can
portray in ,b. short notice.
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DgED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
s u M M 0 n s.

In the Justices Court of Fourth Township. in
Cotor County Of Placer State Of Calls
tOrn1d.
j. Fingl,nl & S. f. Gwnn, doing business under
the name ami tile + FIxGL,ND d GwINN,
plaintiffs; against J. N. Brown. defendant.
THE people of the State of California send
| greeting to J. n. Brown, de'endlni: You are
hereby required TO appear beIore me, at my Office
in tn. Fourth Township. at Coliax. County OF
Placer. in an action brought against you hy the
above named plaintiffs. and answer the complaint
in st action, on file in my ;e, within fifteen
days exclusive of the day OF servce) alter the
service on you Of his summons.
The said action is brought to recover the sum
Of hiry i've and twenty two one hundre'lth dol
lars S3j % balance due from You to plAintinA
on book account for meats sold an delivered, BY
pi'iniif'. to you. ut yonr special instance and
request. nj Colax Township Four. County Of
Placer, State OF California, from Scptembtr I'd,
1869. to February lst. 1870. AMI yon are hereby
notified that il you i,il to appear an answer said
complan nt, is ABOVE required slid plaintiffs will
take Judgment against you for the said amount
OF thirty live AID twenty-five one hundy"dth dol
lIrs s3j 22l. together with costs and dam ges:
TO The Sheriff or any Constable of said Placer
county, greeting: Make legal service and due re-
Given under my hand this 18th day of May.
Il. d. 1870.
Mr.. D. TRAPHAGAN,
Justice OF the Peace Of sail Township 4.
1t appearing from a1i lavit filed by j. Fipg-
land. one OF the plaintiffs in the above entitled
action, that the plaintiffs have Il COOL Cause of
action. and alter dde dill igence the defendant can
not he i0und,-hc, defendant. h,ying lett this
state. SO that service cannot be bad OH him per-
sonally; therefore it is ordered that the Summons
herein be published for the period of three months
irem the first day OF publication. in the PLACER
HERALD. paper published weekly in the county
ol Placer, State OF California. .Gnd it is further
ordered that copy Of the Summons be addressed
10 the defendant. j. n. Brown, and placed in tho
post office at C0lax, said Colfax being his last
known residence.
Given under my hand this Sth day of June. A.
D. 1870. NJ r. b. TRAPHAGAN
Justice of the Peace Township No. !.
Auburn June . 1870. II-3m
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train, play a game Of billiards 10 adspar.-
ment Of the train fitted up expressly for the
purpose; or enjoy a clean shave at the bar
Der shop, While sleaming accross the conli-
nent.
The new town clock recently set up in
the tower over Wachorst's jewery es,ab-
iishnen, is now 10 running order. 1t is
furnished wlhtwo sets Of bells; one Of which
strikes the hours, and the other the quarters.
understand that a movement is on foot
among our leading man to procure clocks
similar to ,bs one, and have them set in
towers iu various parts Of the city.
WINFIELD
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UNCALLED FOR.

The DWly Sacramento Record, the ac-
knowledged organ OF tho r. Il Company,
takes occasion to abuse the people Of Placer
county, without the semblance Of Just cause
or provoraton. We know nothing about
the particular case referred to by the Record
but taking lts own abatement, the conductor.
or those who gave him his instructions, are
the guilty parties. A man go, on the train
at Alta and offered the conductor a check
which had been paid for, and the r f. Com.
psuy has the money. Because the condrc.
tor found on the check. good for only five
days." and that lime bad run out. the IN an
WAS put off the train. though be bad once
paid the money. He then paid his fair
again, and got on the train and rode to Col
fax, aod here he got off the train, and be
fore it left he Bit the conductor in the mouth.
The conductor had him arrested, and he WAS
tried before Justice Traphagan, R'prbli-
can and no enemy to the K. f. Company,
and jury, and acquitted. For this the
Record says This is fair specimen OF justice
merted out in Placer" We can say very
plainly to the Record that when person
once pays his passage on any railroad, be is
DO md to be taken, whether five or fifty davs
have intervened. This is the law Of the
land, and so held by the courts all over the
Uu:on. and the railroad company must obey
it. That the lick should have fallen on an
others mouth, and not the conductors. i.
very true, but he was engaged in swindng a
poor man out OF his money, in cirec. viola
ton Of law, and he a man that is not able
to law the wealthy companJ. In this con.
uect'on the Record makes a dirty fling a,
the county about the trial Of what it calls
shed bnruuers." We reply that no such
men were tried here. 40 innocent man
was tried here, and acquitted. by jury OF
as pure, honest. and intelligent men as ever
wrote for the Record, and far more so than
the owners Of the railroad. Another con-
Juctor had a Negro put poor, weakly old
man of the train some days ago, and push
him over An eml ankmen', on Just such
check as this one. and the company will
probably have a chance to tes, the law in
this latter case. The Record can take it's
own way in this malte-. but we say thai
when it ISLANDERS the people Of Placer county
it .laudsrs its peers, if not its bs,ters. The
people of Placer county deserved!y stand as
high az those Of any county in the State or
any State in the Union; but the Record may
il It ds,ires butt its brains out in its insane
attacks agaius, the justice and integrity Of
oui people.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11
AND STILL THkY CUME.
Connecticut, New York and Oregon

The only three States that have held elec.
tious since the Fifteenth Amendment abor-
tion was declared ratified, have gone D.mo-
cratic. The gallant Democracy of Oregon
have achieved great victory, eleciing y
Governor, Supreme Court Judges, and the
entire State Ticket. and carrying the Logis-
laure, which secures a Democratic United
States Senator in place Of the black corrupt
Williams. Ben Holiday. the wealthy rail
road monopost ard rrofessed Democrat,
joined forces with the Mongrel., aud span,
bis money Ike wafer from ten to fifteen
thousand dollars TO the county. Grants
minnions worked like moles and owls. The
Indian reservations were drawn upon for tie
lAst man. Hosts Of Census Mar,has were
appointed in advance, and swarmed all over
the S ate. The darkies were driven 10 the
polls, and yet the stern, sterling Democracy
routed the whole thieving, corrupt, suborned
host, ard swept the State without the lose
Of man on the State ticket. Well done
good, brave, faithful and incorruptable,D b.
mocr'cy CT Oregon, We are proud Of you;
you deserve the shouts and rlsudis Of the
pure and jnst men frcm every quarter Of the
Union.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

LAND PURcHAsER A gentlemen from
Chicago was here last week looking for i'm
proved lands, and Offering fair prices lie
desired wine and fruit Isuds. and preferred
those having bearing ,rees aad vines. lie
offered Mr.. Bsrnhsr. $4,000 for his orch.
ard and vinsyarl-a good portion OF which
lies within the town site Of Auhura, and ~ aie
propor'iona'e offers for other improved
places in the vicinity Of Auburn. This gen.
'lsman bas now gone below. bat we believe
aeProposes to return soon, as he ia esps
cialiy pleased With this section Of the foot.
hiit country.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

FouND DEAD.-Solomon Cushm,n n. an old gen
tleman who had been tending the South Yuba
ditch, near Bear Valley, WAS found dead near his
cabin on Wednesday last. The cause OF death is
not known, but he is believed to have died from
natuial ailmept, he was buried at ps'cA Gis.
81 FaJF,isy last
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Look TO YOUR INTERESTS.

re- The PLACER HERALD being the official
Press for Placer county. and having larger cir
culation than any other paper published in the
county, cffers superior inducements as an ADvER-
rrsING MEDIUM. A wink is as good as nod 10
the wise.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

Coon FOR Yor, CHARLES. - CHARLES
NEWELL, Page in the Senate under US in
1853, and now local editor OF the Daily
Oregon Herald, was stumping Oregon for
the Democracy 10 the late canvass. That is
right, Charley. Be always Oh The eide Of
right, truth, inslice, and yeor copniryh good.