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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-11-24
Thanksgiuinr nau.

Notwithstanding the bombastie
splurge of the gubernatural mous-
tache, in New York, and the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, next Thursday is
nevertheless, the day set apart by
executive authority as a Day of
Thanksgiving. The good things of
earth and water viii be gobbled up
in such vast quantities, that maho-
gany viii groan and creak under the
great weight of its burdens
Throughout New England, the
day is an institution of
scared Importance, and it is
still part of their religion to be de-
voutly thankful, at about this season
of the year. All Yankees claim to
have descended, straight as a chalk
line, from those old fellows who
came over at the time of the May
flower regatta, and regard Plymouth
Rock as an inheritance in which
they are joint heirs, and while only
one in a hundred thousand, is even
distantly related to Mr.. and Mrs.
Filgrim, yet all offer up the savory
incense of roast turkey, to the me-
mory of their distinguished fore
fathers and mothers. The New
England spirit that pervades other
sections Of the country, gives this
day the character Of national Gus
tom. 1t is hard work for the ner-
vous, eager racers, on the business
courses Of our busy west, to come
to a dead halt, and lock their money
drawers for twenty-four hours at a
single stretch, yet it is a manifest
destiny which we might as well ac-
cept with a good grace, and un-
rightuously mammon is he who will
not devote one day in the year to
giving thanks for plentiful harvests.
And, indeed, if New England with
its barren mountains and sterile
fields, sour old maids, and crusty
bachelors, can find abundant reason
to be thankful, it is a sad commen-
tary on our appreeiative powers ard
moral teachings, if we can not beat
them in the earnestness of our wor-
ship and the magnitude and delici-
BUSINESS of our dinners. We have
broader and more fertile fields, and
pastures that would force their horn
ed cattle to laugh outright with sud |
den joy, to look upon. We get into
debt quicker and out easier, than |
they dare. We have a hundred |
railroad projects to their one. We
raise more grain, more stock, more
drive faster horses, and
have Eandsomer girls, and more
grass widow, than our eastern neigh
oors ever dreamed of; and what is
still more difficult for us, and i'm
possible for them, husband our
'Schoolmarms." Indeed, after dill
rent and industrious study, we have
more cause for being grateful than
hey. Then let songs of praise be
Ieard, in well filled churches, every
7here; and families and friends
-ather about the festive board, and j
mite anew the links of friendship.
nd keep alive the memories of the
lden time, and protect the traces of
ur early nationality from being
Tashed away. .
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like rubber ball, and Tammany
directors amuse themselved with the
demonstrations of unfortunate stock
holders. As filth always breeds
disease, Cholera, and Smallpox are
raging when sanitary precautions
have not prevented their advance.
The next storm that descends upon
that unfortunate city may be some
thing else than rain water or snow.
Better take a census ofthe righteous
men and make arrangements &C
cordingly.
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The Grand Jury of Cook county,
Illinois, took up the case of killing OF
Colonel Grosvenor, as Governor Pal
mer desired they should do, but the
result was not according to his de-
sires, for the Grand Jury approved
of the course of Mayor Mason
and justified the action of General
Sheridan. Governor Palmer would
do well to let the subject drop, and
study the meaning of "Let us have
Deace.Y
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Gotham Amiotea

New York is verify soreIy afflicted
for its sins sake, and with troubles
that never come singly. Thieves
in bonds and thieves at large; noun
tains Of debts as monuments for the
people to look upon. Newspapers
reporters and special artists, crowd
the police court to see and hear the
the play of Fisk, Mansfield & Co;
Tammany Savings banks collapse
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GREAT SALE OF
DRY GOODS
W1E. A. RICE q BROS
LARGE AND POPULAR
DRY GOODS STORE,
FREMONT, OHIO.

Wm A. RICE d Bros, Fremont
Ohio commenced selling from their
larce Stock Of Dry Goods on Mon
daT Nov. 10th, the following lead
ing articles purchased BY our buyer,
G. T. R1cE, in New York City. es-
pecialIy for this Great Sale. This
viii be the largest sale of Dry Goods
ever made in Fremont. Let no per-
son wishing to buy goods cheap fail
70 attend the Great Sale.
Dress Goods Department.
20 pieces English Satins, French
Biarritz Cloth, French Bombazines,
Cashmere de Paris, and all the new
shades Empress Poplins, Double
Weight Merinos.
The New style Dress Goods,
Mexican Velours, in all colors.
Black AIpacas.
Upwards of eight makes, including
our well known brand, the best in
the world. Black Australian Crepes,
a new dress go ds just out.
Black silks.
Striped and Plain Silks Just re
eeived. Please take notice that we
will continue to sell our Premium
Black Gros Grained Silks at the
same price as during the Fair.
Flannel Department.
We have purchased the largest
stock of Plain and Check Flannels,
including 400 pieces of Brown and
Bleached Canton Flannels, which we
propose selling to our customers at
prices so low that when they come
to examine the quality they will buy
double the amount they intended to.
VIM. A. Rice & Bros. request you
to examine their immense stock Of
Table Linens.
VIM. A. Rice & Bros. will open
500 pieces Brown and Bleached Mus
lin one yard wide, price one shilling
per yard. Sold elsewhere at Is cts.
800 pieces of Double fold Cling
ham at one shilling per yard, cheap
at 25 cents.
Double All Wool White Blankets.
The same quality that took the
First Premium at the Fair.
shawl Department.
VIM. A. Rice & Bros. are now of
fering all the new makes of Shawls,
Paisley Shawls, Striped Prussian
Shawls, Long and Square Wool
Shawis in novel colorings. The
largest stock of Shawls in the city.
VIM. A. Rice d Bros. are offering
a great variety of Gents and Boys
Wool Comforts, and new styles Of
Ladies and Misses Knit Goods.
Hosiery and Motions.
100 doz. Ladies' White Merino
Stockings at one shilling per pair,
worth % cts. The best assortment
of Ladies' Kid Gloves, including all
the best makes.
Ribbons and Trimmings.
We are headquarters for all kinds
ofTrimmings, Laces, ,Gimps, Fringes.
VIM A. Rice d Bros. are offering
the best Ladies' Linen Handker-
chiefs at one shilling. Also a good
one for six cents.
FUrs.
We are offering our immense stock
Of Furs cheaper than ever. We keep
more Furs than all the stores put
together.
VeIveteens and BezIque CIoakings.
Upwards of so pieces of Vel
veteens, in all the new eolors, 25 cts.
less on the yard than the same goods
can be bought for elsewhere.
Nine. DemOrest's Patterns.
We are agents for Nine. DemUr-
est's Patterns. We keep a full as
sortment of Patterns on hand, sam
pies of which can be seen in our
Pattern Book on the counter.
Carpets and OIL Cloths.
The only house that keeps a large
stock of Carpets. Don't fail to come
and see our Large Popular Dry
VIM. A. RICE & BsOs.
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TIE trial of the asssssins of Gen
erals Thomas and Decompte, at Par
is, was concluded on the 18th, and
all the prisoners were found guilty
Eight Of them were sentenced to
death.
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CLEVELAND has had another hor-
rible murder. About noon on Tues
day last, parties who had business
with James H. Swing, a well known
mulatto timer, residing and doing
business at 80 Cedar Avenue, called
there, but not finding him in his
shop passed into the work room and
then into the yard, without discov-
ering him. Returning to the house,
they discovered blood oozing from
under a partition which enclosed his
bed room. Forcing open the door,
which was fastened, they discovered
horrible sight the object Of their
search lying dead in his blood, dis
figured and distorted in his dying
struggles. His head had been beat
en- to a mass of crushed flesh and
bone, and near by lay the hammer
with which the deed had been ac-
complished. The alarm was at once
given, the coroner summoned, a jury
empannelled, and a verdict rendered
that deceased came to his death at
the hands ofsome person or persons
unknown. A strange negro had been
seen about the premises the evening
before and also the morning Of the
murder, but no clue to who he was
could be obtained. Itseems strange
that a murder could thus be COM
mitted in open day, on so populous
a street, and no clue be had to the
perpetrator The city council, at its
meeting on Tuesday evening, author
lied the mayor to offer a reward for
the apprehension of the murderer,
and he accordingly offered reward
of $500.
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The Illinois Legislature.is consid
ering a resolution instructing their
Representatives in Congress 10 favor
the passage ofa bill giving all honor
ably discharged soldiers and seamen,
100 acres of land, without the neces-
sity Of prompting it.
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASsaEss sMENT NOTICE.

NGTI 7E Is hereby given that assessments of the
~ cost and expense Of grading Justice street
South Elm street, aid Front street, and of con-
struetIng the sewr on state street near the inter
section of Lynn and state streets. have been made
and the same on fie in the OFF of the 1!it1,
Clerk of Fremont for the inspection and examins.
ton Of any person interested therein
GEO; J. KREBs, City Clerk.
FrenOhI. NOV. 3, loI1. 47-40
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COLLECTOR MURPHY of New YORK
has resigned, and the President in
accepting his resignation bears testi-.
mony to his worth and integrity.
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Our THAMES are due Hon. E. F.
Dickinson, for copies of the Con
gressional Globe for the Sd session
Of the 41st Congress.
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North w Western
NORMAL SCHOOL.
REPUBLIC, SENECA co., 0.

Important reasons why young ladies snd
gentlemen should attend this popular Instit1-
l Because its COURsz OF STUDY is 50 full
ana practical that all grades Of pupils can be
II. Because its METHODS OF IEsTnUor1ov
are 50 NATURAL and DEEP SEARCHING that
\ STUDENTS can accomplish at least TWICE As
MUCH IN same period as at other Schools. =
LII Because NONE But LIVE TEACHERS ara
employed, and these are selected for their Ds-
ouaar fitness for the work, and the interest
they take IN students
~. Because all who attend are so PEaFEor-
LY SATISFIED that they arrange to return AZ
their earliest opportunity.
v. Because STUDENTS CAN SELECT STUDIES
from either or all the Departments Of he
Scnool' preparatory, Business, Teachers aud
collegiate, at UNIFORM RATES OF TUITION. VIZ.
ENTERING.
VI Because STUDENTS CAN RENT rrxT-
BOOKS ss 10 cents volume per term, saving a
very heavy expense which would be incurred
at other schools.
q Va. Because many STUDENTS wHo IN
common or public schools, under charge Of
lnemcienf teachers, or from frequent changes
III teachers, HAVE TRAVELLED BEATEN TRAcZ
MANY TrNEs 0vER, would ind II Ii,caiouIsbIv
more pre- vailaols 70 attend such LIVE SCHOOL.
VII. Because entire FREEDO1r OF PoIrr1nsr.
AND RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT Is accorded 10 Al
students; which TACT accounts for the bigh
moral and social status Of the school. a dsiiV
prayer nesting being Voluntarily sustained 81
,he students.
TX Because those desiring TO obtain \ Rms
MESS EDUCATION can enjoy MUCH BErTEa
FACILITIES, and AT MUCH LOWER RATES. than
It any Of the Commercial Schools.
a Because those desiring to be eooo
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IN the BEST METHODS OF INSTRUCTION. AMI
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y OF witnessing the training Of chiIdrsn in a
MODEL SCHOOL. ~
Al Because the school is located in a quiet.
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10 VICE, 50 common in larTsr
towns and cities.
VII. Because the ENrTRE FxpENsE prs
FERN By sELF-BoARDNG, includlug tuitioD
looIn ana book rent, hight, fuel, washing and
PROVISIONS, need not exceed $50; nor $50 bV
~ nor $40 by good private board
ALL because the school, BUsIyEss-LrKE
; IN session % weeks during the year. ena.
ping STUDENTS TO EHTER AT ANY TINE
XIV. Beeauss of is great growth and ron,-
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I I ne "a year being 1900 per cent. over
Aes Ot ne corresponding term Of the lst.
SEND Ior Catalogue at once,
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Principal.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
LEADER ,
1872.
The Presidential Election Year.
SI.26 PER ANNUM.

The publishers Of the LEADER would call at
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The Sixteenth General Assembly of
Ohio.
We give below the names of the
Senators and Representatives-elect
OF the Sixteenth General Assembly
of this State, with the counties in
which they reside. The names of
Democrats are distinguished by an
asterisk.
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WCG ~ NNO q !"

Has just opened splendid line of GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
and YOU cannot afford to buy presents wife,
without first calling on hmas St holds his headquarters
at his establishment
body says than have don't believe
any body says they sell cheaper don't believe it. can't
did, Variety, Quality and Real Merit
CANNOT BE EXCELLED Fremont Northern
Ohio that H cheaper dol (THLS APPLIES TO
ALL NY ST0CK)
have just received fifth CHROMOS
which please any the beautiful just
ask to see very good place show hem
very glad them well circumstances will admit
of charges we can any style you chose promptly
Don't forget to look at them when you call
And father you your daughter beautiful present;
young you find something forou kno~ hust
get Writing Work Box Pair of Vases Jewel
Case Toilet Set Photograph Album Beautiful Book and
speaking PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS have got hundred
forty Beautiful Elegant Musical Cheap; the daughter
you or the other you, then mistaken.
And young lady wishes present. Why f wilt
you willing shoud get him beautiful Smoking se
or Cigar Case or Bible Prayer Book
other Book or Gold Pen to constantly the giver
stop tell you all the fine things have
might buy advertisement
long Charley Dlons you
got enough to suit ALL
DoLLs DOLLS! Dolls China Dolls Crying Dolls Walking
Dolls Sleeping Dolls Rubber Dolls Leather Dolls Dolls Doll
Heads Doll Cradles Doll Bedseads, Bureaus Doll Chairs Doll
Houses Doll Wagons Doll Bodies Doll Arms-eveyhng pertaining
Dolls
And the boys have not been forgotten for have Tops Whips
Horns Trumpet Carts seds &c. the little ones Books &C. &C.
the older and Guns Checkers Backgammon Boards
md Cannons and Pistols Pianos and Acorden
Banks Bells Rat China Pewter set Fancy Boxes Nob
Ark Mugs Tublers Baskets Buckets Alphabet Bccks Soldiers
Dancing ims and Dancing Jacks everything useful
mental and amusing Also beautiful collection of Shells and Cos
Gall at tNOoULLooHs for Supplies Sunday School and
christmas Trees and he will try and supply every want
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THE WEEKLY LEADER
Has more reading matter than any other
Weekly published in Ohio.

The most violent 'Ontest foI the Presidency the
country ever witnessed will take place the coming
year. The CoDpeIheAd DemOcra y, with the ai0
of millions Of the stolen money Of the New York
City Treasury, will leave nothing undone TO carry
the election. and thus be 'Rnsb. ed TO repeal the
Reconstruction laws and the laws for the prUtec-
ton of the Union men OF the South It behoOves
all Republicans, after first subscribing for their
own county paper, to take paper thoroughly and
earnestly Republican in its views and metropoli-
tan in It's character, and such q paper is the
CLEVELAND LEADER.
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GRAY'S FERRY PRINTING
~ INK WORKS. PHILADELPHIA Pa,
G. E. ROBINSON A. RRO

Manufacturers Of Fine Black and Colored Print
ing Inks. News Inks put up with care 60 suit the
season and pec1iarities OF Presses. Quick Day
Ne Black and Coloyed Inks especially adapted to
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LOOK HERE
EVERYBODY.

$50 bbls. Sugar,
so bbls Syrup and MolasseB,
100 bags Coffee,
so chests Tea,
100 bOxss Soap,
81 boxes SaieTatt q,
10 bags Riee,
20 boxes candles,
Al boxes Coffee Essence,
81 boxes New Raisinu,
81 boxes choice New Primes, CuTrants and FiRp.
% boxes Common starch,
80 boxes Silver 9loss starch,
IS bags Pepper,
bags spice,
o. matts Caszia,
Jus boxes Matches,
S. cans Fresh salmon,
247 cans Peaches Lobsters, &C. &c
Al buckets and boxes Tobacco,
And piles OF Mustard, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cloves,
Sal Soda, Washing Articles. Toilet Soaps B4skets
Pals. Tubs, WasheOards. Brpoms, Mop sucks by
the dray Load. and in fact everything that yoa
want IN the Grocery Lips.
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THE JOURNAL.
A. 4. sALsLEY, EditOr.

FRBNIONT. OHIO.
FRIDAY. November "a, 1871.
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A NEW FEATURE.

The LEADER Is publishing a story entitled
Poor Miss Finch, by the great English novelist
Wilkie Collins, which is said to be superior TO his
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THE AMRIClN HOUSEWIFE.
A Monthly Magazine for the Family,
EDITED BIZ
Mrs. NJ M. B. GOODw WIN.

FoR THE MOTHER. it contains directions and
suggestions for every depart meit OF housekeeping
For TIE YoUNG LADIES Of the family choice
Eterature hints dress making and fancy work
talks about fashion, etiquette, and various inter.
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FoR HILDRrN, an illustrated department is
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-23
BY Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
s=. No. lIl3 Main street. '-

3
FNRUSTEE'S, SALE OF TWO HUN
Il DREn AND FIFTY THREE -. ACRES ,,, OF
POWER, &c. ON TIE YORK RIVER RAIL
ROAD: TEN MILES FROM RICHMOND, AT
hUCIIoN.5Issing required to rs;cnts he pro pro
1859 from christiln i.ebnr, Sr: TO the undc-sign-
ed. trustee duly recorded In the clerks nhice Of
Fenrico County Court, derd-bp k So, page ais, 1
shall proceed to sen at pual.c suction or Thurs
DAY, the 18th instant, ut !. O'Clock NJ, IN front
of the Custom. hoiae, on Bank street, in the city
of Richmond, the TgACT OF LAND mentioned
IN said deed In Henrlco county, near Meadow
Station ON The York River railroad. containing
\ WO' NDRFD And FIFTY-THREE
AC2FS. more or less, about twe-thtrrts OF which
is cleared aud Improved, the balance umheTsd
with maple, ash, poplar, oak pine, &c.
The buildings arc comfortable FRAME
Jaw EiLlNG 3nd the usual out-houses, with mill
site, water-poWGr, &c. $50 i e3EUG
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balsnce in ono.
two, and three years, negotiable notes 10 be given
for the deferred payments, with interest added,
aud secured by deed of trust. DO =
GEO. ID. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON Il Co., Arcts. lax. auli