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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11

THE Akron Beacon makes the
same mistake the Toledo Blade did
in publishing the names ofthe mem
bers of the State Board of Equaliza-
tion. 1t names 0. T. Minard as the
member from this district instead OF
Theodore Williams
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A Washington dispatch says that
Justice Strong having decided that
Congress could not interpret a law
and that the income tax having ex-
pired January /, 1870, was conse.
quently null and void until re-en-
acted, Commissioner Douglas has
taken steps to have this decision
brought up for an early revision by
the Supreme Court, in order that il
sustained, the Department can ar.
range to refund what has been col,
lected and cease its collection fol
the period during which it was
authorized by law. This is an inter
esting item for income taxpayers
aud revenue collectors.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11

TEE great overland eastward train
on the Central Pacific Railroad was
stopped, and the Express car robbed
on the night of the 4tb, between Yer
di and Reno, by band Of highway.
men who boarded the train at Verdi
Pistols we're held at the heads of the
conductor and brakemen, the Elk
press car detached and robbed o
about $4,000, with which the rob
bers escaped to the mountains.
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TIE LATEST REPORT from France
is to the effect that Gfteen Depart
ments in the south of France, have
seeded from the government, and in
conjunction With Algeria, are to form
an independent separate government
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CLARA LOUISE KBLLoe is making a
tour Of the country. Her concerts
in Cleveland we're well attended, and
gave great satisfaction. So. olso in
Toledo.
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w. A. GIBSON received I406 more
votes two years ago tor Congress,
than Foster received this year,
Messenger.
In 1868 Dickinson received
1922 votes, this year he received
12,49l, or 1881 less than t,co gears
ago. 1t strikes us this is taking a
very long feather from Dickinson's
hat, Does the Messenger like the
inference which might justly be
drawn from that comparison {?
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FIVE millions in thirty-oDe days,
or about $165,OOO reduction every
day, is certainly something to boast
of And yet the people have come
look for an encouraging exhibit
monthly under the management of
the present Republican admiDistra-
ton. The confidence of the people
is not misplaced. Industry, honesty
and efficiency have done good work
and are destined to still further in
crease the general prosperity of the
cruntry.
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Now in its Eleventh Year, publishes Sermons a
Serial Story for the Family, new Children's Sto-
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SURVEYORS WANTED.

We want to engage two or three young men. be-
tween the ages Of 81 and IS years who understand
the theory of Surveying and Plating, to work on
County ALIASES and Maps. Steady employment
given, as we will notemploy man for less period
than year. Good references REQUIRED as n dis
cpiinary habits, industry. Sc, aud good salaries
paid. Inquire at this office, or address bnx s75,
Fremont, Ohio. STRANAHAN & CURRENT,
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so Cents to So per Evening at Homel
We are prepared 10 furnish proh able employ
ment to Men and Women at their hnmss. One
person in each locality throughout the United
States can engage in this business at great wages.
We send, FREE. full particulars and a valuable
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ELECTION RETURNS.
New York.

] WV = VI ~
New YoRE, Nov. 5000 p. None hun
dred and ninety-two districts, outside of the
city show a net Democratic gain of 1901
-Four wards of this city thus far reported show
a Democratic loss of 2,l64. Fifteenth Ward,
HOFFMAN 2,l02, Woodruff 1884.
carroll, Democrat, is elected for Congress in
the 18th District 4th district, Roosevelt, Tam
many Democrat, elected 9Th district, Roberts,
40 40 9TH district, Cox, do; 7th district. Ely do
oth district Brook, do: 9Th district Wood, DO;
600 majority.
The Tribune estimates Hutfman's majority
IN the State at 10000. It practically gives up
the Assembly.
Total city vote on Mayor-Hal 70,339,
Ledwith, 44,567.
The Republicans have elected IG and the
Democrats Is Congressman.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 8.-At this hour mid
night the returns from the various wards are
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11

A RUMoR is current that Delano
viii soon succeed Boutwell,, in the
Treasury Department The rumor
is most likely without foundation.
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TERMS. INDUCEMENTS. &C.

TERMS.-s3 Year of 50 Numbers, and
only So so in Clubs OF Ten. This Quarters 3
Numbers sent FREE, as offered above Cur
Club Inducements Tor 1871 are unprecedented.
Specimens, Pre- ium List, &c, sent free 10 all
forming Clubs,-and we want live Club Agent
in every Town. Address
u. n II. FTnRRE Al DnrIr Rnrr n u
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DIR. Z. o. ARRIsoN,

DENTAL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
] Office corner Of State ahd Front streets, over
Purvis & Co 5 Store. Special attention given 70
filing teeth ard treating diseases Of the mouth.
None but the bet materials used in artificial work
Charges moderate. 45yI
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JOHN hERsHNER.
Liberty Center, Henry Co.

l1IVOIV 1-It1~II 1+uIll %. U
The little girl above referred to left her
home as started and took But few clothes with
her and came away without her shoes and
stockings. She was traced TO this city and
then lost sight Of She had lived for a year
or two some time since with a relative in this
county and it was supposed that she had gone
there. Her father visited this relative but he
had learned nothing of thegirl. It is SUD-
posed that she took the train here but moth
ing definite could be escertained.-T Tg6;s
Tribune.
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NOTICE

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Mr. JOHN R. Pc AsE, as an upright b1sint s. man
who will do them just e, and heartily recommend
him to their patronage. T. J. LASDGRAT.
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11

TIE Sultan OF Zanzibar died on
the 4th.
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Information Wanted.-My daughter
aged eleven years, left her home in Liberty
Center Henry, County, o, on the 23d of Oc-
tober, 1870, and was last seen at the Shawhen,
House, Tifin. She is medium sized, has light
curly hair and light complication, and an
swered to the name Of Alsima Kershner. In
formation leading to her recovery will be lib
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fireman's Parade

Elreman's Parade.
Notice is hereby given to the several COM
panies of the Fire Department to assemble at
their engine houses on Monday, Nov. l4th,
at P. NJ. for inspection and parade.
By Order Of
F. FADING, Chief Engineer
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Michigan.

DETROIT November s, 10 P. M.-Returns in,
dicate the success OF the Republican State
ticket by the usual large majority. Indications
are that Judge Sutherland, Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the Sixth District. is elec.
ted over briggs, the returns so far showing
that briggs was running behind his ticket con.
siderably. The great extent Of the District
may keep the matter in doubt until tomorrow
The Republican Congressman are undoubted.
ly elected in the otherDistricts bv large major.
tiles. In Wayne county, including Detroit
CITY, the Democratic ticket, excepting for
Sheriff, which may go Republican.
In the First Congressional District the ma.
Jorlty Is somewhat reduced, but Waldron is
elected by respectable majority. ~
In the Fifth district the Democrats claim to
haze reduceu Congo majority.
In the Sixth District Sutherland, Democra-
tic, is certainly elected over briggs by from
800 to 400 majority.
The disatfsoton in this District has onIy ex-
tended to Congressman
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In Fremont, and offers an immense stock at
Prices N ever Before Mentioned
Don't fail, as you value money, to examine his
Etock Of Crockery
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., November S-The Con-
gressional election IN this State took place to-
day. In Western District the vote was very
light.
James NJ. Pendleton, Republican, has 387
majority, with two towns yet to hear from.
In the Eastern District no regular noDina-
ton was made. Eames, Republican, received
1852 votes. Jenekes, Republican, received
1877 votes. Davis, Repub,, received II ,OO5
votes. Van Slyck, Democrat, received I,4O2
votes. benjamin aud MUmford, Temperance,
received 303 yotss, Scattering, 10, Eames has
l66 majority
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FoRT SCOTT, Ks. November Sat Fort
Scott the official Republican majority is 264
which is a Republican gain of $50.
ATCHIsoY, KS, November S.-Haryev, Re.
publican, for Governor, and the State ticket
about 225 majority.
This city gave Lowe, Republican, for Con
gress, the same. The county will give from
400 to 800 majority, large Republican gain
on the Presidential election.
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Wisconsin,.
Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, November S.-A dispatch
from the Union Republican Committee. re-
ports that New Orleans has gone Republican
by 1900 or 1000 majority, and that the State
OF Louisiana is Republican by large ma
jority.
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New Jersey.

Fifth New Jersey District-Newark gives
Halsey, Rep, for Congress, 5000 majority
NEW JERsEY-H1lsley Rep, is elected in
IN the Fifth District. The Republicans elect
three Congressmen, Hazelton, HILL and Hal
sey. The Democrats elect two, Forker and
BTd. The Republicans have three majority
III the Senate and eight in the House, thus in
surfing United States Senator.
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Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL. Nov. S.-Returus from
the State show general Republican gains over
the vote OF 1868, but not sufficient to change
results. Powder, Democrat, for Governor.
has probably 5000 majority, and BigRs, for
Congress, nearly the same.
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NORFOLK, Nov. S.-The election passed of
very quietly. 4 company af marines was held
in readiness during the day at the Custom
House. Three Wards give James H. Plat,
jr., Republican Congressional candidate ma
iority. There is one Ward to hear from, in
when Eiie Hegyoes have registered majority
of 383. '-''-
RICHMOND, Nov. S-The Congressional cleo
ton today resulted as follows: 1st district,
Dr. W. n. Notion tcolored0 ID, Jas II Plat,
Rep; 81, Chas II Porter. Rap., 18th, Col r T
w Duke, Dem. 9th, VIM Terry; 7th, E NJ
Braxton, Dem. The 4th district is not heard
from.
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G0SA Week Salary. Young men wanted
DZOas local and travelling salesmen. Address
with stamp R. II. WALKER, "a Park Row, n, Y,
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Illinois.

CHICAGO, November s.-At this hour mid
night the returns from the various wards are
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.



According to adjournment the jury
met at the Court House; in AleXan-
dria; present, J. r. Andrews, Presi-
dent; Mcssrs. Bennett, Moore, Robin
son. Randolph, Sweat and Walker.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion of l. Walker, the Prcsi-
dent appointed Messrs Bennett, Ran
dolph and Walker, to examine the ere
dentials of Jonh Began, member elect
from the Alexandria ward; which COM
mittce having examined the same, re-
ported as follows: "That they have
examined the credentials of john Bo-
gan, member elect from the Alexan
dria ward, and find him to have been
duly elected.n Whercupon, John Bo-
gan was duly sworn in by the Presi
dent, and entered upon the discharge
of his duties.
On motion of j L Walker; The re-
port of II p Hunter, Parish Attorney,
relative to compilation of Police jury
laws, was read and accepted.
On motion OFF w Moore,
Resolved, That the report of Il p
Hunter, Attorney of this body, be
made part of the Proceedings, and.
the thanks of this body be returned to
Mr.. Hunter for the able and expedi-
tious manner in which he discharged
his duty in compiling the laws Of this
parish.
On motion of J L Walker,
Resolved, That r p Hunter, Parish
Attorney, be allowed, as compcnsa-
ton for compiling the Police jury laws
1.-THE sum of Three Hundred and Fifty
Dollars. Mr. Robinson called for the
yeas and nays, whereupon the result
was rs follows: Yeas-Moore, Ran
dolph, Sweat, Walker and Williams
Navs-Bennett, Began and Robinson
; Motion adopted.
VIM Graham and l. White, appoint
ed commissioners; at the last meetln!
of the Police Jury, to lay Off and mari
out certain road in Spring Hill Ward
known as Road District No. l, ant
Y leading from Carnal's bridge, on Bayo
} Boeuf, to Spring Creek bridge nea
Babbs' was read and adopted.
On motion of j L Walker, The re
port of the Parish Attorney, reiatlv
, to Mrs Montgomery, Il crazy woman
now in Jail being placed in the lnsan
Asylum; also the letter accompanyin
6 from the Superintendent and Phys
elan, were read and approved.
On motion of j " Moore:
= Resolved, That i'll accordance with
RI petition OF the citizens OF his war
that Joseph Nichols be appointed Sy1
die of the road leading from the stoi
q house of j P Eddleman, to the Sabll
10 parish line, leading by Joseph Nicho
and that the following hands be 9
s, signed to work said road, viz: =:
& Cannon, John d. O'Bannion, D. Pin
- ard, A J Muse,J R O'Bannion, Dune
az Jordan, Jas Houghlen, Joseph Nicho
= of jackson Nichols, john Forshec a
lis, james r. O'Bannion.
The Jury adjourned until o'eit
. P NJ. =, :
? w. j. CALvIT, Clerk
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Arnx,Snn1ALA.. July 10Th, 10.


The Jury met according to adjourn
mcnt. Present J. r. Andrews, Presl-
dent. Messrs, Bennett, Began, Moore
Robinson. Randolph, Walker and WI
liams. The minutes were read ana APP
On motion of w. Randolph.
Resolved. That the Clerk OF the 70
lice Jury be ard he is hereby authoriz-
ed to purchase good substantial desk
wherein to keep the books and papers
of the Jury, said desk to be paid ior by
the Parish as soon as purchased.
On motion of II. n. Robinson,
The following Protest was ordered
70 he spread upon the Minutes and
made part of the Proceedings OF th'
Jury, VIZ: We the undersigned mem
beers of tie Police Jury of the Parish Q
Rapides do enter this our earnest FRO
test against the action ofa portion o
| this jury in allowing bonds OF the Par
i isb 20 the amount OF g, 800 TO be issu
ed in favor Of Grogan 81 Holt, upon
Contract alleged to have been made
1859. for the following reasons:
lst. That IN our opinion no evidenc
/ sufficient to justify such action has bee
produced. 49,, ,.,o
2nd. NJ proof satisfactory has bee