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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

LOCAL BREvITIEs. Excursions 10 the shady
retreats down the river and to tarlin' Springs
on the a., L. & II. r. r. are now th" 3ld"r.
of the day and night. Three vi Vi our steamers
with full loads want iown the Potomac this
mornlor, aud the member, of dbl BAPTIST Sun
day School at the WashngaeIR Navy Yard
passed through here Oh their way to Car'ln's
Springs.
Jefferson Circle, No. 2, 3. u Il. +, Q. 4.
will make their annual excursion Oh july 18th,
to Marshall Hall.
The disordery proceedings aulon.; the color
cd people at FishLown yesterday were more
disgracciul than usual; their continuance is
greatly complained OF aud should by all means
be prevented.
The case or spontaneous Cumhu ,tun, near
the river, foot of Duke street, mentioned the
other day, did not occur in any house, or build
ing or cnGangcr any properly. twas ont IN the
open air, discovered Immediately. and cxtin
guishcd at once.
Vegetables in all portions OF The country,
were never finer nor more abundant than they
arc this year. Large quantities OF butter are
being made and the hens, in the matter o.
eggs and chickens, aru unruInmonly prolific.
1t ought to be, a cheap season.
We have On hand several communications,
an general subjects, which, will be published
next week.
A sample Of 500 bushels new white wheat,
of excellent quality, raised by Il. +. Roberts,
of Fairfax Co., was exposed on change this
morning lv Thomes parr"
The hot weather continues The heat is OF
pressiyc here, aud every where throughout
the country The thermometer, al noon to.
day in tho shade, stood at S9'
Beck, Knox 4 kcrby, real estate agents and
auclioDeers, sold today in front of the Mayors
Office Tie building and lot on the southeast
corner of Washington and Orouoco streets, to
DR.. R. f. Fleming, for 81, 900
A co:onor's Inquest was held to-day upon
coIored child VINO had died very suddenly yes
terday evening in shapty near the canal ha
sin.
The service t. be held al Christ Church, to.
morrow afternoon. will be at cock instead
OF ST.
Police RPoRT MAYORS OFFICE.
There we're no ascs of criminal character at
the Mayors o6ce this morning.
MAGIsTRATH OFFICE. ohm Buckley, IS no
was arrested sd committed 10 jail some days
ago, charged With setting fire to lie framed
stable OF Mrs meIl, in Faye;te alley, will be
examined BEIGE Justice Beach Tomorrow.
WATCH RPoRT.-Night clear ana warm
There were disturbances and Do arrests n
sus picious oeing character Was observed oi
teriog arountthe soap factory of Mr. James |
Grigg by wtchmeu Nightingale and Webb
about one dock At three o clock when they |
passed by tire again they found the factory |
had been bu,lariously entered aud robbed OF a
bag of cent ,iGS and fiddle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

REMARKS The market for flour opened
brisk in Tie early part OF the week, tu; towards
It's clu.c ,htre WAS 2 decided falling off i'll tho
demand, AID the ms! ;et how closes dull. with
but little change III quotations. Supers i3aSo;
Ex.r.s 7JaS7 %, Family 60aSS choice
brand, will command 25ssS so; Fine 75aS5.
Wheat i; dull offerings very light with sales
ut l4l Corn is inactive; offerings Of lo2 bush
els fnixci, with sales ut Ill and III. Rye is
uychanced offerings light and sales at no.
Oats sr, steady; sales 1T 60 and 81. Butter is
scarce at quotations Eggs are unchanged.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, June 81. 1870.
Beet Cattle Owing t. no coEdillon or tho
weather yesterday, tho TRANSACTIONS IN Catslc
~ere very limited The market opened very
dali this morning, and continued So until the
close at decline Of to &C on last week
prices. Prices ranged us follows: Very best
B.nv..s NJ saS9 rs; generally rated first quality
~ 7sS7 - medium or good fair quality + 7ba
;. 20 ordinary thin Steers, Oxen *nd Cows
6aS6 81: inferior and lowest grades or Cattle
1 25.35--geaoral average Of the market TO DAY
So -: extreme range Of prices 25aSo 20. Nost
If tho sales were from 75aS7 IS per 100 lb'.
Sherp--PIices to cay ranged rs follows -
Fair :, = ,od Sheep ut 4s5c, extra 5tc per 10
gross stock sheep 13AS3 81 per hesd. Lambs
n, = to 81 per head.
Hogs receipts during the past week
were not 50 large as the previous week, but
with only u limited demand there is no change
in rates Prices to-day ranged as follows -
At II Z5nSl2 IS for corn fed, and Sl2 per 100
lis not for still-iei Hogs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01
NXCUR$ION TO CARLlN'S SPRINGS
II JULY 4th, 1870.

The Committee Of Arrangements Will uso
their best ci>rt: TO mako this Excursion equal
to those of tho past and respectfully solicit the
ccun,enaGca of their friends. The Executive
Committee will attend to the preservation Of
order. NO improper person wil,bo permitted
on Che grounds. Persons who will not observe
tho regulations and obey the committees are
invited to absent themselves and not paltici-
rate, Trains will leave the A, j.. q Il. 4. i.
depot 1T s 40 and TO- 20 y. IN, and !, and 7.l5
=. H. Leave the springs at 100, Gl5 and II
y. M Tickets for u gentleman and lady 81 =;
lady Soc children under II years 25c,
j. w. Malls, A. y. Warlicll, John A. Geib,
j. L. Smith. ir.. w. T. Mitchell, Fhos w.
Dobir. 10 "u-1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

FLOUR INSPECTORS REPORT. The follow.
ug is a copy OF the official report OF the -four
Inspected at this city for the quar;e: ending TO-
day, by L. T. Anthony, Inspector:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALg:
u ABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY
IN ALEXANDRIA,, VA.-By virtue OF the
DEGREES of the Circuit Court of Alexandria,
rendered in tho cause Of John p. Dulany, vs..
WIN. B,yre CT AL, the undersigned Com m11S
sioners therein named, will sell, on SAIUk-
DAY, July lG, l670at II O. clock m: on the pre-
misses, the large and valu bio FOUR.STORf
WAKE louise, situated on the South:w
corner Of King and Water streets, in me CITY OF
GO, and in ED story of which is located the
C5rn and Flour Exchange of said city of Alex
andTis.
MS-One.twentieth of the purchase
money to BIO paid in cash liable to be forfeited,
should the purchaser fail to complete his pur-
chase. The residue in three equal instruments
at six, twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est to be secured by the notes of the purchaser
ard retention of the title till the whole amount
Of tho purchase money ls paid.
ii. O CLAUGHTON.
NJ. DULANY BALL:
;o1c ooutc CONS. of Sale.
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SALE OF STOVES.

l have concluded to Offer nv largo and com
pIeto stock Of STOW Els AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES until the stock is closed nus.
The COOKING STOVES ure tho very st
and approved patterns in use, with full sets OF
furniture with zach Stove. Otner Htovos VIII
be sold at equally low figures. All persons WIG
want or will want Stoves this fHll or winter viii
certainly do we'll to embrace tins favorable op-
portupity to get them Thinking it =. e!ess 10
enumerate ali the different kinds or names, |
would respectfunv in"to - W want 10 CAL nnd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01
Is 4s.INE List.
syn Ksas ...4 SO NOON RISES. M g.. 40
Sun Sxrs..... % HIGH WATER m GOO ~
,D,r,c ,,i,vANrpI, Irv1

ruRT OF ALEXAND RIA, july l.
ARRIVED.
scnr ANA Twibill, Georgetown, to American
Coal &c.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters, New York,
ry Hooe, Nedder5urn & Go.
rchr ) j. Simmons, Dighton, by American
Coai Co.
Schr j Z Durfee, Mprty, Fall river, grain
By " A Moore.
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Swecfhear.s and wives.

ded Life-the dangers Of Celibscy, and tn c
Joys of true Marriage -with sanitary hid for
those who are in any way untitled for matrii
monial happiness. Sent FREQ, in scaled cnvnl-
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box P. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. my 26-2m
M- NOTICE.-We have on hand q
H6 large stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Childrens BOOTS and SHOES, a1d in order
TO reduce our stock, will sell at greatly reduced
prices All in want will DO vel! to cnll ut z
King street.
ian 2S-tf w. Is. W&GDh1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

TUEa EXC RSlu II
OF THE
= LEXA. CATH. BENEFICIAL 3OGlETY,
VIA BIO given t. GLYMGNT, on MONDAl,
July 18th, $50.
Tie steamer CITY OF ALEAANDRlA has
been chartered tor tho occasion, and i1-.s h
will leave her wharf at 8 an, aud
D. III; returning, leave Glymont at D and IL
p. u.
The committee pledge themselves to make
this ere Of the bust excursions # the season
Pro-. COOKS BAND ha: bet engaged.
Master Of Ceremonies,
RICHARD NJ. LATHAM.
Floor Managers.
john r. Hill. jas i Higgins. NJ. Il. Nash.
Committee of Arrangements
James 4 Higgins. Norman +. Moore.
Edward Hughes. Walter Colo
John Lannon. Richard n Latham.
Tickets for gentleman and lady ST. lady
ticket sc. children and servants 23c.
il z3--d3 lJ4&.d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

TIE p BRANDY is e pure distillation
!, from the grape. and is superior to French
Brandy for medical purposes.
Just received aud for s,le by
WAKEFIELD l. HALL, Druggists.
" Cor. Prince and Fairfax sts
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W. y I'LL y 80 y ~ y 7, -
4 ENANuI;IA TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN. JULY I'd and 9TH.
The elegant steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave Phillips. wharf, King ,
street, Alexandria, Al halfpast :. 80
p. nj on Saturday and Monday July "a auu
All, for Norfolk, Va, affording the excursion
lists an opportunity Of spending the entire day
Sunday or Tuesday in Norfolk, arriving home
alternately Monday nnd "Wednesday. at q. m
Tickets S5-to be obtained ~ tho bost-good
for either lrip Those going on the first trip
can return on the second. il desirable.
Refreshments state ro0ms or bnrt5s can he
procured On board.
Weber,: eel br;.tod Brass and String Band
will accompany the excursion. ie 24-St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

DAINTSl PAlNTSl
L We have in store large stock Of
Lewis Pure White Lead
Lewis Pure White Zinc. -.
Bartlett's Pure Lead and Zinc com birci.
Raw and. Boiled LinseeG OIL
Spirits Turpentine. Z,
Coors Varnishes and Paint Brushes. u,
All Of which we are prepared to offer 1T ex-
extremely low rates. Inquiries from the cuun-
try solicited and orders promptly filled
lie 6 ,JANNEY 81 co.
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1vOCKHOLDEES' NOTICE.

The cIcnncst and bcst BOSTON ICE, in
quantities to suit purchasers, can always be oh.
aimed from the leo carts, or al the ice depot on
tho Strand. between King and Prlnco Streets
!, l2-r NJ. ELDRIDGE & co.
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Comm'rs. Office June 80, 1870.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that at my office, at Fairfax Court
House, on the goth day of June, 1870, l shall
proceei to execute the order OF Court Of which
the foregoing is IN official extract Given I'M
der my hand. THOS. MOORE,
Com mr.. in Chy. Circuit ct.
jy 1-la4w Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

Comm'rs. OAice, June 80, 1870.
Noti'e is hereby given that, u my Office, at
Fairfax Court House, on the lst day Of August
$50, | shall proceed to execute the order of the
Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, OF which the
foregoing is an official extract Hivon under
my hand. THOMAS MOORE,
Comm'r. in Ch'y. Circuit ct.
jy l-1aw4W Fairfax county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01

Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
~ MON F 0 K A l. E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-01
l ANNE s CONCENTRATED EXT.
JAMAICA GINGER

y J a n AlCA GlNGEK.
This extract is of cur own manufacture, pre-.
nsreI With great Care from selected white
Iamaics Ginger Root, and will be found
most excellent remedy for Cramps. Cholera
Aorbus, Diarrhes, Dysentery, and all com
plants arising from dersnscd state Of tho
Digestive Organs. Price &c por hottie. Pre-
pared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
JANNEY e co,
jTl las King street.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

Under the Radical policy of high
tariff we last year exported TO for
eign countries, ofagricultural staples
S9I9 3l8.OOO worth, while in 1860,
nnder the Democratic policy of a
revenue tariff we exported, of the
same staple, $685., 5,759,OO0. Our
farmers can see why their wheat
commands such a low price.-Fin9-
tag Courier.
That thrust was evidently meant
for the intelligent farmers of the
Democratic persuasion. 1t will be
news to the "rest of mankind" how
ever, to learn that the tariff has any
thing to do with the exports ofgrain.
flour foreign neighbors need wheat
it will go to them. If they don't, it
won't and there's the end ont.
1t would do the same If the tariff
was "prohibitory," or if there were
no tariff. Supply and demand regu-
lates tbst, not the tariff which affects
imports only. But adopt the no
tariff or free trade doctrines Of the
Democracy, let the European manu-
factures free, drive our mechanics to
labor on the farms this stimulating
production to access and the farmers
will then Hsee why their wheat COM
mands so low a price"
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spicer.inders.

p. Coffee and spioegrinders
500 each.
, p. Express carriers and agents,
$40 each.
23F Miners, assayers, plaulmbere
photographers, apothecaries, butch
ers, and eating-house keepers, SIC
each.
All others now chargeable with
license tax of any kind, except deal
ers in spirits and tobacco, are ex-
empted.
"A. On canned and preserved fish
(now paid by stamps), l per cent
per pound.
25. On bills and receipts, to any
amount, and on promissory notes
for less sum than 500, (now paid
by stamp > cents and > cents each,
All other stamp taxes are contln-
ued in force.
26. On legacies and SUGGESTIONS,
81 to sc on every 800 of property
devised or inherited, according to
the degree of relationship. All re-
pealed.
TAXES REDUCED.
q. On incomes exceeding So
600, for the years commencing Jan
uary l, 1870, and January 1, 1871,
D per cent.
The exemptions are, in addition
to $4,000, all taxes and interest paid
during the year, losses and bad debts
rent or repairs on dwelling houses,
and amount paid for labor to cult
vate land, or to conduct any other
business from which income is de-
rived. This is the personal income
tax.
2S. On dividends of all corpora
tiOns, for the year 1871, including
banks, railroad companies, insurance
companies, canal and turnpike COM
panies, and savings institutions, q
per cent.
The tax to be paid by the COM
panies, who may deduct it in dis
bursting their dividends to the indi-
vidual holders.
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Perry Stunned.

The Professor has very set speech, indeed
No interruption is allowed, at all, for fear tn
thread Of his discourse will be broken. Whe1
he begins to run off his hank of Free Trad
| figures it is useless TO ask him any questions
1t won't do for him to become ''discombobera,
ted" by answering, especially when the answer
is not in his tables.
Saturday evening he illustrated the beauties
of Free Trade by the following strangely ap.
parent falsehood:
A gentleman of my acquaintance lately re-
turned from England, had on a suit of clothes
of the same kind was wearing. He asked
me what supposed they had cost him, and
Judging from their similarity to mine, and
the cost of mine being $4,000, 1 answered
$500. But he laughed, and said they cost
him only $40 90 in London, on a good
basis.
The Professor soon began to glorify the
English workmen, and exalted their happi-
ness and comfort; spoke eloquently of how
contented they were, and so much better of
than the workmen-the laborers of America.
1t was q sad moment for him when Mr.
John Helps put the pointed question to him,
"Hotg- much did the English tailor get for that
suitG, 1C'lotIes'" With I'll the tenacity which
Mr.. Helps could command, all his pertinacity
in repeated questions to Prof. Perry, it re-
mains to be told how the happy, contented
duueuI TAILOR makes q lVlngi Wneu suit OF
clothes is sold for $40.
How much of that $40 does the wool-grower
getf How much does the weaver getS Oh,
good Mr.. Perry, say!-J-rbaHa GGzette.
And if the democratic principle of
free trade should prevail, that ques-
ton viii Re pertinance for me-
chanics which they do not now
see under the tinsel of professed
cheap goods. When the clothier
here is obliged to sell a suit of
broadcloth, at SO. how much do you
suppose the tailor will get for max
ing the suitg and what will he have
with which to support a family?
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12
The state Ticket.

The ticket put in nomination by
the State Convention yesterday is in
all respects an excellent one, and
will command a hearty support by
the people at the polls in October
next. It is made up of good ma 5e-
rial, from top to bottom, and The
candidates are not only popular be-
fore the people, but well qualified
for the positions for which they have
been nominated. The ticket is as
follows:
Secretary of State, Gen Isaac R.
Sherwood Of Williams County;
Judge of Supreme Court Judge
George w. McIlvaine of Tuscarawas
County; Comptroller of the Trs asu-
nv, Gen. W. T. Wilson of Portage
County; Board of Public Works,
Philip P. Herring of Auglaize Coun-
fu
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Eennt,iioan conntY Convention

n. Republicans Of the various Townships Of
san6u.hr County. and the Wards Of the City Of
Fremont, are requested to assemble at their usual
places, on Saturday August 18th, 1870, and choose
Jslegates to attend the County Convention to be
held at the Court House, in Fremont, on
Saturday, August goth, 1870,
at two o'clock p NJ, to place in nomination candi-
dates for Recorder, County Commissioner and in
frpary Director.
The basis Of representation viii be one delegate
for every twenty-five votes cast for Governor Hayes
last fal, and one delegate for every fraction Of
thirteen ever. The representation viii be ns fol-
loWE
ToVEEnPs-BanviIle, s; Greencreek, l6; Jack
son, G; Madison, 4 Rice, I; Riley s. Scott, 4 San
dusky, .. Townsend, 5; wOOdville, 4, Washington,
.; KOrK, 10.
C1TT or FznxoSE.-First Ward, saseOond Ward,
.; Third Ward, 5.
Whole number Of delegates, IS.
By Srder Central Committee.
All. BAIsIKT, Chairman.
Jks. q. FovLER, Secretary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

But Mr.. Gladstone is not left to work all thil
ruin unchallenged. The Toronto TeleqraDI
take upthe fight, and in the Premierinthe at.
ltude Of an auc6oneer crying these enerableand
sacred jewels Of Britannia to promiscuous
crowd Of bidders, among whom the watchful
yy,e- eye OF me Telegraph detects the faces Of
0Neli' ~, Gleason, and other heroes of the green.
" nat must be the feelings of 'sEnqland's First
CoInmoner when his eye first giances over
such words as these: Throw in the 0reat saoI
OF thus Dominion, Mr.. Gladstone 0aar 49,
portrait Of Her Majesty as a special nrize NJ
Gladstone Could you not get hid on fba
Regal Coat of Arms, Mr.. Gladstone VII,
not solicit tenders for the Union Jaek. NJ
Gladstone? Haul down the Red Cross and
hand it over to the highest bidder; and then.
Mr. Gladstone, place on the auction block these
four millions of disowned, denationalized.
humiliated British subjects-who hang their
heads with shame for your acts to-day, who
sorrow for that glorious birthright you have
robbed them of-and then ask the world to bid
for their nationality. On with the auction
Mr. Gladstone. Flag, country, traditions, peO-
pie, allegiance, loyaltry-all in the market, al
for sale by England's First CommOner. Going
going gone Yes, 60 on Mr.. Gladstone
and Canada will soon be asking to JOIN her for
tune with those Of the great nation
whose protection lies not in frowning ramparts
and defiant cannon, but in the dignity and
strength Of n great and free people.
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THE REDUCTION OF TAKES.
What Taxes Have Been Taken Of

What Taxes Have Been Taken OF,
Eand When.
The changes of internal revenue
taxes do not take effect until the
first of October next, while the new
tariff rates do not go into operation
until the first of January 1871. AT
ter January next, the duty on tea
will be Is cents a pound, instead of
%; that on coffee cents a pound,
in place of ); molasses ) cents per
gallon, instead of s; sugar will be
reduced an average of L cent per
pound; dried fruits from cents to
d cents per pound, and spicss will
be reduced in duty about so per cent
The internal taxes, which we
we shall be wholly relieved from in
October next are as folowes:
PRESENT TAX.
l. On carriages of every discrip-
ton, $6 to $40 each.
2. On watches, 81 to 50 each.
3. On billiard tables $40 each.
1. Oh silver plate Of every kind,
) cents per pound.
5. On gold plate, so cents per
pound.
6. On passports, S. each.
Z. On boats, barges and flats,
So and $40 each.
s. On gross receipts, including
those of railroads, steamboats,, ca
nal-boats, and all other vessels, and
stages, two and one-half per cent Of
receipts.
Q. On gross receipts of telegraph
companies, ferries, bridges and turn
pixies, 3 per cent of receipts.
10. On retail dealers license taxi
$40 each.
II. On wholesale dealers, or
those whose sales exceed $4,000 a
year, $50 each, and 81 additional on
every 81, 200 of sales exceeding $780,
600.
These taxes on sales are all re-
pealed, except as regards liquors and
tobacco.
II. On banks and bankers, with
capital of $4,000, 500 each, and 50
additional on every $1,000 of capital
above $4,000,
I3. On brokers (license), $50
each.
IA. Hotel-keepers (license), SO
% $500 each.
I5. Auctioneers and peddlers
,license), $40 to $50 each.
I6. Claim agents, insurance
agents, real estate agents, patent
right dealers, and conveyancers, $40
each.
II. Manufactures, (license), $40
each.
Is. Proprietors of theatres, mus
Gums, circuses, and concert halls,
800 each.
10. PrOprietors of gift enterpri-
ses, $3.50 each.
20. Lawyers, physicians, archi-
,ects, and builders, $40 each, J.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

G. n. LAMIsoE has been chosen to
succeed fiddler Bi'l,' in the afec-
tions of the Democracy of the Fifth
District. The fight over the nomi-
nation was terrific, and continued
from an early hour until midnight.
How much longer it might have con
tinued, if the aspirits" hadn't "gin
out" is hard to imagine.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-12

DICKINSON was fixing matters up
in Seneca county, last week. Oh
course he don't expect Seneca to "go
back" on him for adding more
strength to the ticket in the last
compaign than any other man in the
District. But Williams has been
theresnd in the wilds of Crawford has
he labored, while Patrick leads the
Huron's and looks for success in the
conflict.
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The crowning rnan1. 70 canaaa

The last act of insolent outrage has been
perpetrated by England against the too long
oppressed and ignored people of loyal Canada.
As though it were not enough that the proud
and historic stronghold of Quebec, which for
generations has hurled defiance at the navies
Of the world, should be dismantled, and the
garrison withdrawn, it is now ordered be Pre-
mier Gladstone that its armament those pom
derous old guns which so long have grinned
from its ramparts, shall be sold-for old iron.
To make the insult more pointed, Mr.. Glad
stone has caused an advertisement of the ale
to be published in the New York Herald
where every Fenian will see it and crack his
heels with Joy over the degradation Of the
dominion from its high and Warlike estate,