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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-07-22
NEWS ITEMS

Gen. ]. R. Sherwood and family, are SPEND
ing the summer at Put-in-Bay.
Burglars have descended upon DelphOs, re-
heving several families of small wares.
Mrs Parks and Miss Kate Pray, of Findlay,
started for San Francisco on Monday last.
A machine manufacturing company is to be
organized at Urbana, with capital of $50. .OO0.
In the Ocean Yacht race, the Dauntless
beat the Cambria II hours and 4j minutes
This years "Apple Sass" has appeared. It
looks winter killed and is not prime articles
Gov. Hayes addressed the soldiers OF the 70
O.v.J, at their Wilmington reunion, July
goth.
The Franklin House stable, at Crestline,
was destroyed by fire Oh tie 10th inst. For
horses were burned.
The latest manufactury established in Mans
field, is Shirt Factory. Shirts are made
there for the wholesale trade.
Gen. Coe, of Van Vert county, veteran Of
81 years, took his first ride on railroad car
on the 4th of July last.
Lima, Ohio, boasts of ten thousand inhab-
itants. Ten years ago there were only thirty
persons and six houses there. Manufactures
did it.
A farmer i'll Michigan, came upon stone
giant, while digging wood chucks, few days
since. 1t is still the subject of the question
what is it;
In the GAINESVILLE public schools there are
forty-six superintendents, principals and
teachers, aud of this number forty-two are la
dies and four gentlemen.
The c CC&IR R., is now running palace
cars through from st. Louis to New York,
without change in forty hours, and average of
80 miles per hour.
Rev. Mr. Douglass, pastor of the Piqua Bar.
tist Church, was so overcome with heat on
Sabbath morning that the congregation was
dismissed in the midst OF the service.
Down in Pennsylvania, the ether day a
German refused to answer the questions Of a
census taker because alt would bring on an
udder niggar yar.D Dem vellers comes round
in 1860, und de vars after dem. Happy Helm
rich.
Il AOA4oiS 4Ss0eee- SOOA Pleh~O Oi- sHO -AOA4O~a-
gahela, at Pittsburg, on Saturday the 10Th.
The contestants were Miss Lottie McAlice and
and Miss Maggie Leonthe. The former won
in Is minutes and "a seconds, making one
mile.
The corner stone OF the Roman Catholic
Cathedral, about to be built at Mansfield, was
laid on Sunday the 10th inst. The services
were conducted by Rev. Father Mackey, Of
Marion Buff of Toledo, and Maghenan Of
Mansfield
At Pleasantville, Pa, on the 4th, two drunk
en- men amused themselves throwing potatoes
at the people, and then drove away in wa
gon, when the horse ran of. One OF the men
was buried the next day, and the other seye.
J raj davs later.
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people up. They are somewhat
phlegmatic, we grant, but if once
awakened may astonish the nation
with the liberality of their subscrip-
tions. Bowling Green, Napoleon
and Bryan are ripe for a project that
would open up their counties.
For ourselves we have no doubt
the road will be built, and we are
equally certain that a proper effort
would build it on the line we have
indicated, but it remains to be seen
whether that effort will be put for
ward. If Akron means business let
her consider the array of towns we
have suggested, and trace upon the
map any other if she can that would
give an easier grade, carry the road
through better country, guarantee
more local trade, or furnish a more
direct line from Pittsburgh to Chi
cago. From Akron to the foot OF
Lake Michigan, it need not deviatc
from a straight line.
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The following is synopsis of the
funding bill as it finally passed Con
gress: Section one provides for the
issue OF $20O, 100000 five per cent
bonds, S30O,O0O,0OO 4 IL per cent.
bonds, and 100000 4 per cent.
bonds, running respectively ten, fif-
teen and thirty years. Section two
authorizes the Secretary of the Trea-
sury to sell said bonds at par for coin
and to apply the proceeds to the re-
demption of outstanding j-20s at
their par value, or may exchange
new for old bonds at par for par;
but the new bonds shall be issued for
no other purpose. A sum not eX-
ceeding one-half per cent. is allowed
for commissions in negotiating new
bonds. Section three unimportant.
Section four provides for the redemp-
ton ofthe 5-20s now or hereafter
falling due at par. beginning with the
first numbered and issued, interests
to cease three mont after proper
notice has been given. Section five
authorizes , - per cent. interest on
gold deposits, % per cent. of such
deposits must be retained in the
United States treasury, balance to be
used in the redemption of 5-20s un-
der the provisions of section four,
Section six provides for cancelling
of all bonds now held or hereafter
purchased on account of the sinking
fund
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Judge walter F. Stone ead the su-
r1rarna Reuf.h

Some davs since we commended to the notice
of the Republic party of the State as lit man
to be our candidate for the Supreme Judge
ship Hon Walter F. Stone, at present Judge
of the Court Of Common Pleas in this district.
We did so without consultation with hum either
directly OF indirectly. At that time we had
not passed a word with him on the subject
Since suggesting his name we have ascertain
ed that in other parts - the State Judge
Stones name has been favorably mentioned,
and that prominent members OF the bar have
| expressed an earnest desire to place him upon
| the Supreme bench. The press also have
! spoken of him in high terms. Indeed, thus
4 far we have heard but one opinion from meIa-
bers of the press and the bar that Judge stone
would be a valuable addition to the Judiciary
of the State, rejecting honor alike upon the
profession and upon the Republican party.
| We now understand that he will allow his
| friends to use his name as seems to them
best The Republican delegates from this
| section 10 the State Convention will therefore
present his name to that body. His long ex-
| perience at the bar before he was elected to
the bench Of the Common Pleas Court, his ez-
perienoe in his present position, his legal ablli-
| ty which IS equal to any lawyer in Ohio, his
| thorough understanding of those important
! legal questions which more especially fall with
\ in the jurisdiction Of the Supreme Court, his
4
tice by which the Judiciary should be S1.-.lI-
| ed, and his integrity as man all justify us in
the assertion that no man in the State would
| reflect more credit upon the Supreme bench.
| Besides these considerations, we believe his
name on the State ticket would prove a source
! Of strength in the coming campaign, con-
| sideration of importance in view of the efforts
| the Democracy are putting forth to gain the
| control of our State. In this connection it is
well enough to say that the northwestern por-
ton of the State has a claim for the position
| in question. The judges holding over are
from the central and southern portions Of the
| State, Judge White being from Clark county,
| Welch from Athens, and Scott from Butler.
| This immediate locality has not, thus far, ask
| ed for favors at the hands of the party, and
would not now present the name Of Judge
Stone, were his nomination not conceded to be
one Of the best, if not the best that could be
made.-S Sand,tsky Register.
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solemn conclave, by vote comforting
upon him an attribute of which they
themselves are so notoriously defci-
ent, is the prOfoundest charlatanry
of the age, and can only find lodge
ment or reverence in the brain Of
ignorance, bigotry, and superstition.
The dogma viii find but few adhe-
rents in this country.
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SENATOR NORTON, of Minnesota
died at Washington, on Tuesday the
14th. The Senator was born and
educated in this State, In 1856 he
went to Minnesota, where he enter
ed at once into political life, and fol-
ten years was a member of either
the upper or lower branch of the
State Legislature. In 1865 he was
elected to the United States Senate,
as Republican, but in 1866 follow
ed President johnson into the Dem
ocratic party. His death occasions
a vacancy for the remainder of the
term, which expires the 4th of March
next.
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MYsterious pisappearanoe.

Lyman H. Vaughn went away from
home in WelIsville, Ohio, leaving be
hind a wife and four children. He
did not make known any reason for
so doing, but has always proved to
be kind husband and an affection
ate parent, and his distressed family
are greatly concerned on his account.
He is about six feet high, light com
plexion, brown hair, blue eyes, and
is about y years of age, had on
when he left a dark vest, brown
pantaloons and waterproof coat.
Any person who can give any par
tioulars as to his whereabouts
will confer a favor by addressing
Mrs. Jane Vaughn, WeIlsville, Ohio,
Exchanges please copy.
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THE long looked for removal Of
Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, from the Govern
orship of Montana, is at last made
certain by denomination and con-
firmation of General B. F. Potts, of
this State, as his successor. Strong
opposition was made by the friends
of Gov. Ashley, but the infueI &C Of
Senator Sherman secured the confr-
nation by the Senate, on Wednesday
the 18th, by a vote of q to I3. Gen
eral Potts served with great credit
through the war and has since rep
resented Carroll and Stark counties
in the State Senate, for two terms.
His appointment viii occasion a va
cancy in that Senatorial district.
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COUGH No MOW Z.

Warmers Cough Ralsam is healing,
softening and expectorating. The extraordinary
power it possesses in imu sjiately relieving, and
/ eventually curing, the most obstinate cases Of
Coughs Colds. Sore throat, Bronchitis, Influenza,
/ is almost incredible. So prompt Is the relief and
certain its effects in all the above cases. or any
aeffction of the throat and lungs, that thousands
of physicians are daily prescribing it. and one and
all say that It is the most healing and expeetorat
ing pnedicine known. One dose always affords re-
lief, and in most cases one bottle effects cure
Sold by druggists, in large bottles. Price One
Dollar. It is your fault if you still ,ough and
suffer. The Balsam viii cure.
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The fact that the North German
frigate Ancona, of four hundred
horse power, and twenty-eight guns,
and the French frigate Semiramis,
and the school ship Jean Bart, are
now in our waters, makes il possible
that New Workers may have the op-
portunity of enjoying a sensation
similar to the one witnessed by the
citizens of Cherbourg, at the time of
the ocean duel between the Kearsage
and Alabama.
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The decision fudge Pennwell
on the petition of Daniel Segur and
others, in Huron Common Pleas,
for an Injunction to restrain the
issue of bonds, by the city ofToledo
and to prevent the construction ol
the Toledo and Woodville Railroad
under contract with j. Edwin Con.
ant, was rendered at the close OF the
argument, refusing the injunction
and affirming the constitutionality
of the law and the legality ofthe ac-
ton Of the city authorities under it,
The work will now be pushed for
ward
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Connal on the Bible.
Ne LOGAN RepubItcqn saws

The Logan Republican says:
]. NJ. Connel, Esq, addressed the
colored men at Lancas ster, at their
celebration of the fifteenth amend
ment, a few weeks since. Among
other things, he told them that the
account in the Bible of Cain killing
Abel was all bosh; that it was an old
legend before the Bible was ever
heard of (by him?) He said that
Abel was a bloated bondholder,
while Cain was a poor tax-ridden
mortal who was willing to pay green
backs or nothing-preferred the lat
ter. Abel insisted on gold for the
bondholder and rags for the people,
whereupon Cain just settled his &C
count in full with a club. He said
that it was a noticeable fact that
Cain was never punished for this
act except by a little scratch OF
''mark," and that he took the money
he should have paid Abel and went
into Democratic region and flourish
ed like Court House Ring. The
Bible has always been in the way OF
the Democratic party, and Mr.. Con
nelI's patience becoming exhausted
he concluded to squelch it out. We
may expect to hear great sympathy
for the sufferings of this gentle
Democrat, and great rejoicings that
at last he became free from the radi-
cal rule of the Almighty.
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pRnsInnNTos MESSAGE.


To the Senate and House of Representatives
Your attention is respectfully cal
led to the necessity of passing an
Indian appropriation bill before the
members of Congress separate.
Without such appropriation Indian
hostilities are sure to ensue and
with them suffering and loss Of life,
and expenditures vast as compared
with the amount asked.
The latest intelligence from
Europe indicates the imminence of
war between France and North Ger
many. In view of this, sound pol
lev indicates the importance of some
Legislation tending to enlarge the
commercial marine Of this county.
The vessels of this country at the
present time are insufficient to meet
the increase which the existence of q
war in Europe will impose upon the
commerce of the United States, and
submit to the consideration of
Congress that the interests of the
country will advance by the oppor-
tunity offered to our citizens to pur-
chase vessels of foreign construc-
.tion for the foreign trade of our
country. An act of this effect may
be limited in its duration to meet the
immediate exigency. The foreign
mail service of the United States is in
large degree dependant upon the
Bremen and Hamburg lines of steam
ers. The Postoffice Department has
entered into contracts in writing
with the two companies above named
and with the Williams and G1inn
line, respectively for regular and
continuous service of two years.
The only arrangement that could be
made with the Brennan and Cunard
lines is only temporary, and may be
broken off at any time. The North
German lines are frst-class in point
of speed and equipment, their stea-
mers usually making the trip across
the Atlantic in from twenty-four to
thirty-six hours in advance of
Williams & Gwinn. Should the
North German steamers be debarred
be or impeded by France, our postal
interests with foreign nations will be
greatly embarrassed unless Congress
intefere for it's relief. / suggest to
Congress the propriety of further
pcstponing the time for adjournment,
with the view of considering the
question herein communicated.
(Signed) L. S. GRANT.
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ENMENAGOGUE.

warmers EmmeuagOgue is the only
article known TO cure the WhiJes fit viii cure in
every case.l Where IS the family in which this
important medicine is not wanted, Mothers, this
is the greatest blessing ever offered You, and you
should immediately procure it. It is also a sure
cure for Female Irregularities and may be depcud-
ed upon in every case where the monthly flow has
been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold by
druggists. Price One Dollar. Or sent by n all on
reeeipt OF One Dollar aud p Quarter.
9s-ly Address 619 state St., Chicago.
For sale BY C. R. sIcoULLoCH, dealerin Drugs
Medicines, SC. FreE0ht Ohio.
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OK the Goth ult., Hon. Geo. H,
Pendleton delivered an address at
Washington College, Va, on the
unremitting progress of the human
race, and the necessity Of every one
doing his best to aid in the onward
movement Referring to National
affairs, he said: at is true, we arc
advancing toward the summit of Ma
tional power and reuown." How is
that for high.
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Prompt. HnN0RABLE RTTJARTE
DsYCOMANCY, FASCINATION OR, SOUL
WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers PiIeR emedy has never failed
mot even in one ease to cure the very worst cases
Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
are afflicted should Immediately call on their drug
sist and get WARSEn's PIE REMEDY. 1t is ex-
presSly for the Piles, and is not recommended to
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many cases Of
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar.
Far sale by druggists everywhere.
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WINE eIF aiFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Deli iolis Drink,
Warmers yinum VitJe, Or Wine of
Lifes Is tree from any poisonous drugs or impur-
tiles, being prepared for those who require slim
ula1t, It Is splendid appetizer and tonic, and
the finest thing in the world for purifying the
blood 1t Is the most pleasant and deli inus article
ever offered to the public, far superior TO brandy,
whisky wine, bitters, or any other tiCle. 1t IS
more healthy and cheaper. Both male and female
young or old, can take the Wine OF Lie. It is in
fact, life preserver. Those who Wish TO enjoy
good health and free how Of lively spirits, VIII be
well to take the Wine of Life. 1t is different from
any thing ever before in use. 1t is sold by drug
gists; also in all respe table saloons, Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
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n. PRovosT-PARADoL, the new
French Minister, committed suicide
in his room at Washington at one
o'clock Wednesday morning, by
shooting himself with a pistol.
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The decree of Infallibility has at
last been adopted and the Pope who
was poor falible creature before, is
now, by authority of a decree of the
Council, Infallible. This arroga-
ton Of an attribute which, in the ma
ture of things cannot belong to a
mutable coIdition, but is only an
attribute of Divinity, would seem to
be the manifestation ofthat prophet
ic character, in Thessalonians "who
opposeth and eaalteh himself =
So that he as God sitteth in the
temple OF God, showing himself that
he is Cod But the idea Of pool
weak mortal, arrogating to himself
this attribute; and an assemblage o.
acknowledged ,falible creatures, il
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Nem advertisements
LEGAL NOTTCE,

LEGAL NOTICE.
Roberts & Sheldon, Plfs.,
against
I. K. Seaman, Deft.
FTNHE said I. Z. Seaman, defendant, will take no
I tice that we have this day commenced an action
against him before Esquire A. Dunham, Justice
nf the Peace in and for the township of Woodvile,
county of sandusky and State Of Ohio, to revive s
said township, on the 18th day Of November, A.
D. 1850 in favor of the said plaintiffs, eg',inst
the said defendant, for the sum OF forty dollars
and six cents is4006; and that the application for
the revival thereof will be for hearing on the sth
day Of September, A. D. 1870, at two o'clock p. NJ,
and that you be then and there present, and show
cause, If any, why said Judgment should not be
revived against you.
ROBERTS SHELDON,
BY BuoKLAND, EvERETr & FowLEB, their Attys,
Fremont, Ohio, July q, 1870. 80 50.
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The Presidents recommendation
to Congress, for a prolonged session
in view of the European war, was en-
tirely ignored by that body. The
attempt of General Butler to procure
the passage ofthe bill for the purpose
indicated in the message being de-
feated by the arrival of the hour for
adjournment. This action of Con-
gress, in regard to the important
message of the President, merits
severe eensure. Men who are so ir-
resistably drawn toward home and
constituents, should not be compel
led to leave them for the trivial du-
ties of Congress. 1t ispossible that
the President may call an extra
session to convene at an early day.
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DYSPEPSTA,

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is pre-
pared expressly for Dyspeptios and those suffering
with habitual Costiyeness It is a slightly stimu-
lating tonic and splendid appetizer it strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs
to their healthy state.-Weak, nervous dispeptiC
persons should use WARSER's DYSPEPSIA ToSIC.
For sale by dru2gists.-Pries One Dollar.
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The thermometer stood at 102 to
los in the shade on Sunday, in Bos-
ton. Not much less here.
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Also to make choice Of Five Delegates to repre-
sent them in the State Convention, which assem-
blss at Columbus on Wednesday, August lsthi to
TO place in nomination candidates for Secretary Of
State, Judge Of Supreme Court Comptroller Of
the Treasury, and Member of the Board of Public
Works. By order Of Central Committee
J.H. FowIER, sec'y. A b. BALsLEY, chm'n.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
To ths Unsoa RsprbEcan Voters Of tse Man
Congressional DisfTIct of Ohio,
Your Biennial Convention for the nomina'iono %
ssandidste for Congress VIII be held at AonIoe'liie'
"Wednesday Agust Ss'isfV'
st II o'clock a. X.
The basis Of representation viii be one dele
sst sor every one hundred votes cast for Governor
Hsy.s in 1859, and one additional delegate for
~ fr,osiou Of afty votes and over.
rbs ooupt;es composing the district viii be enii-
d. "a yo.o in the Oonvention follows: Seneca,
~ ottawa, :; Erie, %; ssndusky, p; Huron, "a;
Crawford, 20.
The undersigned committee recommends that the
nsstinTs in the several counties for the selection
Of dslsgrtOs be held on Saturday, July sOth, 1870
". G. LIMERT, Crawford Co.,
JoHN 7. HUss, Seneca Co.,
ID. II. PEAsE, Huron Co.,
j. B. LUcKEy, Ottawa Co.,
A. W. HENDnT, Erie Co,
A. H. BALsLEY, Sandusky Co.,
Republican Centl Com. 9th DIST.
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A htsasi6as: sssis.; Pla s.ndu.ly Common Plea.
J. N. Page, ct al Defts.
In pursuance OF an order OF Sale issued from the
Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas ofSan-
dusky county, Ohio, on the 27th day Of June, A. D.
1870, and to me directed in the above case, viii
expose to public sale, at the door of the Court
house, in the city of Freu ont, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, JULY 3Oth, A. ID. 1870,
between the hours Of one and two O'Clock ia the
afternoon Of said day, the following Real Estate.
situate in the county of Sandusky. and State of
Ohio and bounded and described asf llows, to-wit:
Lot number one hundred and thirty-six, 1855,
formerly known as lot number one hundred and
ninety-tO l92l, situated in the village OF Clyde,
sandusky county, Ohio.
Appraised at sixteen hundred dollars, $1,000 OOl.
Taken as the property of ]. n. Page, ct al. de-
PENDANTS to satisfy order of sale favor Of A.
Richards, plaintiff.
Given under my official signature at the SheriH's
Office in the city of Fremont, in County and State
aforesaid, this 9sth day Of June, a. d. 1870,
A. YOUNG, Sheriff.
I'M. LEM4oN, Attorney. $3.50
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Efforts are being made to procure the par
don or communication Of the sentence Of the
murderer, Bennett scop. The time set for
his execution is August Sd,