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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02

BY virtue Of decree of the Chancery Court of the
ci y of Richmond, pronounced on the 10Th of ApriI
1871, in the case of Hardgrove, guardian, against
Mccarthy, &C., shall, AZ the commissioner thereby
appointed proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY next, the 9th of May. 1871
ut o'clock, the real estate, located as above of
which James Mccarthy, died sezsd fronting about
80 feet more or less, on said south side of Cary
street. running back 100 feet to be sold VIII 10 or
divided, as may be deemed best at the time of sale
TERMS--"ne. third cash; balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained till all Of the purchase money is
fully paid and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAKE,
nyT2-dts Oomm-sioner
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Chance,y Oourt-Judge Ftzhugh Tho
following business was transacted to-day:
Motifs administrator vs.. Wall and others
decree referring cause to commissioner for in.
quiry and report.
Jones' executors VS.. VIM. Ashley Jones'
decree confirming report of commissioner fix.
ing rate OF compensation of executors aud
trustees as required by will of VIM. B. Jones,
deceased.
Sheppard, trustee, VS.. Crouch and others
decree confirming sale of commissioners, and
by consent Of adult heirs, making a partial
disposition of the fund.
Mitchell va. Clarke, &c.--decree directing
fund in hand of receiver to be paid to defend.
ant. and referring cause to q commissioner for
inquiry and report.
Jacobs and wife VS.. German Building Asso
ciation-lesve granted complainants to file q
supplemental bill.
Hurt VS.. Watkins 4 Cottrell-decree dis
missing bill with costs, but without prejudics
to the rights Of the plaintiff in court Of law.
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THE LATEST NEWS
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THR STATE JOURNAL
Washington News and Gossip.
WASHINGTON, May 2, 1871.
DISBURSEMENTS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

The payments by warrant, exclusive of
the public debt, for the month of April,
were $12, ,446, ,658.11. This includes war,
navy, interior and civil and miscellaneous
exnansea
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02

Meetings. Catholic Beneficial So
ciety meets tonight. A full attendance 10 de.
sired.
The Republican City Central committee will
meet to morrow evening at 8 o'clock. A full
attendance ia desired as matters If vital inn
Portance to the partv will be considsred
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02
COURT OF CLAIMS.

Argument has been commenced in the
Court Of Claims on motion for a new
trial in the suit of Klein VS.. the United
States, for the proceeds Of $40 bales of
cotton seized by the Confederate military
authorities, used in the Notifications of
Vicksburg. aud afterwards captured by
the United States authorities.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02

FOR SALE.

E0R SALE OR RENT-That desirable BRICK
II HOUSE, situated the northeast corner Of
Duval and st. Johns streets, opposite Ebenezer
Church. It contains five rooms, with water in the
house and yard coal and wood cellar in the house.
tn garden is an excellent one, containing choice
graps-vines and some fruit trees. The yards are
large with good cow house. For terms, apply on
the premises ap 29-eod ST.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02

Don't fail to go to Assembly Hall to-
night.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02
Manchester News and Goss,n.

Skating at Assembly Hall tonight
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02
SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION.

The Southern claims commissioners yes-
terday heard the cases of Benjamin j
Grubb, of Virginia, for cattle taken by
General Geary's troops; Levi Parker ant
Seth and Cyrus Osborne for farm property
and produce used by the army, and Lewis
P. Griffith presented a claim of similar
character. All the parties are from Vir-
ginia.
The following cases came up to-day
Alfred W. Gardner, Of Maryland, the use
and loss of the steamer Gipsy on the Poto-
mac river and thereabouts, $12, 900; Sam.
uel E. and Joseph Nichols, Philmont, Va.
fencing and farm products used by the
army, $S,S73 so Nelson Conner, now OF
Washington. farm products aud mules
taken from him near Alexandria, Va,
$1,049; Reubin j. Ives, Falls Church, Va,
Farm products used by the army, 1904.
THE sUTRo TUNNEL.
The Presiden: has appointed Lieutenant
Colonels Wright and John G. Foster, two
well.known army engineers, as the COM
mission authorized by Congress to examine
and report upon the Sutro tunnel, which
is constructed half mile into the noun
tain that overlooks Virginia city, Nevada.
The object is to sink mining shafts from
this tunnel when it is completed three
miles, and the purpose of this commission
is to report if it is worthy of government
assistance. Its projectors claim that the
enterprise will develop untold millions of
mineral wealth.
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By Thos. w kseses, Aucuoneer,
Ne 1917 Main street.


"ANTED-50 LUMP MAKERS to go to New
w York. Highest wages paid. Apply at once
to ID. CHRISTIAN 4 Co,
my l-lw Tobacco EXCHANGE.
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n ME Old DOMINION
GREENBAoK PRIZE PACKAGE

Contains 10 Sheet. Note Paper 10 Envelopes, PEN
ell, Pen Holder, l Card picturs Pen a set Of
Jewelry, besides from cents to 81 Ia Grssnbasks.
Try your luck.
ap .6-lw JOHNSTON sELDEN.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02

Qook AND PAMPHLET PRINTING ExEoUTED
ID ct THIS OFFICE.
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By W. Goddin. Auctioneer.

C0MMI5SroNFRs SALE OF HANDSOME LOTS
" ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY RETWEEN
MADISON AND BELVIDERE STREETS,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02
BOHEMIAN GIRL
LIB RETTos,
CORRECT EDITION, just received at
MARsA's MUSIC STORE,
91S Main Street.
A ssEMBLY HALL.

A 6SEMBLY HALL
The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
above Hall will take place every MONDAY, WED
NESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at o'clock
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at 8 o'clock, and every SATURDAY morn
ing at 10.
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ut
o'clock, the Rink will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen aud youths.
The PRICE OF ADMISSION, with the use Of
Skates 10 30 CENTS for single ticket s. per Dozen
Children, under IL years Of age, 26 cents
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Boys will
only be charged Is cents. NH 7--tf
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-02

AMU8E MENTS.
ID ICHM0ND THEATRE.
ENGLISH OPERA.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL,
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
MAI 2vD and 4fH, 1871, by
RICHMOND AMATEUR OPERA TROUPE.
Majsr WIN. b. B.MYEHS..............- Stage Manager
Major WIN. II. CASKTE.............B Business Manager
Professor q. A. AMB0LD ......... Musical Director.
TICKETS:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs.......,....H 90
Reserved Seats textra) a)...-m-...............-. %
Family Circle and Parquette.. rs
Gallery 80
Sale of reserved seats will commence Saturday,
April 29th, at Q A NJ, at the Richmond Musical Ex-
change, corner of Tenth and Main streets.
Lbrettos of the opera may bo procured at the
Richmond Musical Exchange.
The celebrated Durham Piano, kindly rendered by
the State agent prof e. A. Ambold will be used az
each performance An 2B-6t
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TO ADVERTISERS

advertisements Of Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent,
&C., not exceeding three four lines, will be in
serted under the proper headings at TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS for one insertion; two insertions for FOR
TY CENTS; three insertions, SIXTY CHNTs-in-
variably CASH IN ADvANoE.l
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mANCHEsTER ADvERTIsEMENTs

EVERYBODY buys the OLD DOMINION sPE-
IL Gle PRIZE PACKAGE. Price 25 cents.
ap 26-1w JOHNSTON SELDEN
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fubr Seinrt6 fort. ,3atIsu Ole fsinsn
Staler aut, ebe Ole mtd bappn benad'
rthtigt baben uuO itmriaru Gle RrtrA
bariibsr, nap Id, init 9bnen ittsg ririen
G'r9ruFanp orfp;r%ru - rs ljslt tirN in
Strsm 9ntrrsfs."
,Ni6t stn gpprt wirD iirsr msinF V'p'
pen fcmmsn," ceriiaerts 8linatera.
nNuu srfaiieu Sis mir ac,t siniat
5rasen," Ipro6 Ssinrih. psEie babsr
bic teirsn 8riOsr na6 9brsr S6atrneb'
muns Das lln9liid aufssnummene"
n3iemltdb rubig uuO ssfa6t. Sie Flu
gen natiirti6. RAP etr Sctrisb rse @e.
l6aftsS fir lanae 3sit pSaig Darnicrc,
lisssn mub."
,5aben lie tfrritb init Sbueu iibsr BIZ
Gusjabluns bsS @slres 9eiprOGsn9"
ngfC6 nt6t."
rSitte. ssben Sie auf bieien Duntt 0e
nau aGt, feien Sic turse suSIsid, m6J
lidf unbsianBen."
sd wsrOe Sbrsm Natbs ipl9en; Id
wsib freiltb nitt, wOju plrs fiibrsn fam,
mari jtItnterS Elm.
sd tann 99nen nitbt msbr inssH
erpirrrrtc 6siurid, nisrcmfsuS werhel
Sie teBreiirH, bnB Stntn ntat Der Sc
rinpfe Nahtbsil paraus srpaAlen fam
Grwabnen Sie iibsrbaupt esssn giemanr
cab i'd bIrriiber nit Sbusn gcIprptet
Rsbr, renn ss iie9t mir baran, rab &c Sc
btIm blsitt."
rSie babsn gsrpatt Ge8sn 9rppins?'
watf JtIinGbsrs ein.
.Sitts, fprIteu Sie ni6t peitrr," cal
5sinri6 sur antwVrt. n6atte idb rinci
fUlteu Serpa6t, 70 wirpe Ids 9bnsn ren
Ieltsn nod ni6t mittbslsn. Gang anrsr
@riinbe bspssen mttt, tie Id inDeb 20,
bsr 5anb nod sebeim baltsn mu6."
(GurtlsBuns fcI8t)
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(8rrtlssuus fUlSt.)

- 9u Der Supreme GUurt rOrIsbter
BU6e Sab 8tttsr SbarswO0o sins gnt'
I6eibunB ab, wsIbe piel 9ntcrsfautss
unb Neues rntb6lt. Dor etpa feds Sab
rem bate stn Iann in GaIifOrnisn cine
gfCte fur $4,000 sessten, unb mar Oatsi
fefseisgt wUrpsn, Sab er % YrCisnt Gin
fen pei MOnnt ,abIeu iOur unO Dtsit Gin.
fen id Sins oui 3juO" aubduisu icllIsn,
Bis HE @Utr tfjabIt Ist. 9r 5CIae reTcn
mar Der gRsr,a Ssr giUte i'm 0anfs ppn
Ishs 9obren auf Gina $4,000 auss
i6prLen, uur pci0erte it Der NuetsQer,
oisle Summs 3u Sallen. - Die SADIE
purre pcr bic Dilritt Court gsbradt,
pslte bas Capital rsta 3iniee. 3inisn
psm Sldssr sulpraa. 6isrscscn appsIirls
Ger gertlas;s unp tntiGisc Ger 8itter.
bab alIsrpinss IN California tsin 8eisbIi.
der 3iuelub rriRirs, unb bag aud 3psi
psrlOnen mad ellifurutiasm gelsB iibsr,
sintcmmen f6nnsn, bic SntsrsIeR ber
gOts gins nuf Gins aufbduisn gu lafsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-02

Gin Nopctat befaro fid rinf nit Swift
in G'riclihaft nnb fam ouf Zen unelildD
ihen Gtnfau, Nlsi'n lbrauten ;u wpllen.
Inter Anrcrem ira9te sr ibn: pSUrs
ausaeIsBt, Doctor. bic @etfItAfrit uup
ctr SrufeI bdtteu t.aen pro,sB nit einan,
Der, wel6e pdrtei 9lauten Sis wpbl,
rilrbe 9ewirnrn2"
Scr SeuieI, bas usrfstt Fd, aniwurs
tsts Spift, oenu tsr bat aur Npppfatrn
auf lsinsr Setts."
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Die GOurts bon YsnnipIpanisn isirn absr
,.lfete Courts In eouitp." Differ @pntrntt

UTINFV VVUIIV EH KFU1'V' ~WTE' SVTF'H''
let jwor RrieBij9 Brirrisn, rie GcnrtS
icusn atcr nnt Bidiatgit esuisIteu uibi
rem 8ud'Raber pdh puttiiitreH, Der
9l,tt,, iGh DrSbat5 S.rrs, bae Gsrcit'
Ter Etitrtt Grurt, SOn feren SntibeiruHa
nppeIlirt mar, ~ rspulirrn unc iprnt
prm 8Ciiser Der NOts cas- capital $4,000
uno einfohe Snterefsn (nd6 cem @s'
brauh pcn GaIifOrnien 10 YrUSrnD ,u.
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= gia6 Der Gnti6siDung brs 8tdpterS
9uplUp bat Gin Wann fsin 9sht, auf Der
pidttiCrm elmer Gar ;u ftbrn. paifrt
ibm sin llnfau. 70 il sr gu fftnsm S@a'
bsnsrIaB ters6tist. 2uBerbsm bat Der
Conductor bae 8sGt, ieren, her iit lsinrn
@rorbnunssn uidt fiist. pom her Gar 3u
entfernen.
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NnliCable
Mutual Life Insurance Comp,
SUn girp-gIOr
SIG Srpabipap.-5l6

SUn gicp.gorf,
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&. Dwight ScnbalL grdlcrnt.
8. &. 81. Sabeen, SffretGr.
i. 8. S6uIss @rn1. Cup. ees Ssuti6rn
Ocpartements.
Graminirrnte geGte fir Scranton, 3D.:
4mmann @. ..
s. 8. GScrbart M. ..
gprsii9s Oieier 8eIeIlf8aft.
Die mGbigReu gramien. Gin erpbss aapital
unb f6sre geni0rnbnfte Aulaer belIelben. Ser
nsr lius ale ppIirirn uuSsrfall. unb unbrifreit"
bar. 80 Gage 6riIf fir prGmien. 3abIunssn.
9br Syifsm If ausiblisblid srgenfeitis Sie
Ssrlangt feint Notsn unb gilt Der prdmie ais
Grsbit. slQe grten Won yclicen prrbsn ausse.
felt. Sn 5pbesfGQen tpire riifIfGubiger Grrbit
unb grGmis niGt in Atsus srbrntt. Bel Beam
tenpnblen linb bic Witelirbr ber amieabIe
ifimmbersdtist.
Gellpps unb 3immermann
6Ienemls@eenten fir prnnlylp.,
Office, 80. 106 penn Apf.
Gii6tige Ngenten perben unter ben literalhen
Sebin9un9rn Su eneaerrn 9erinl6t. 1871
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G0rmania Halle.

Ginem pertbrten putlifum bic trGttcnc .iH
,eiee, eae pbiers, uabt hem Depot etIcsrur 9cfl
nru ringrritiet unb bebfutsne Dsrlbrntrt pcresn
4 uno unttr Der griung bes llntsrSeidHetrn etm
brutGbrn publifum irBt pieerr pfen itrbt.
Die 3eit Der fprmellru Ginpsibuug wire III
ter bsfannt grmdtt.
Das auserjsibntts ,.Sr6titripn" uubr6
6urharrifen6s gsntilatipn MAIDEN eieIre :
III bsm angrnsbmlfsn aufsntbaltsort tnrd
StaSL DOM 0pbn Bel
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YSirtbS= tttb Roffbnus.

Der llntsrsei6nsie empisbIt ieinsn Grrunrru
unS ben DtutfGen iibtrbaupt fem an err Sad
funifraBs, UbtrbaIb bsr Drain, Sybr phrf arlses-
mes ectal, mo- Is ifets bic befsu GirirdnTr SCrfu-
ben perbEn.
Spltes esutt fOnusn isberjrit cute sUif uns
9psis baIsIb srbalttn.
Nub tpsrben In BEN @sb1ubs nrbennu ale in
has SattIrrfa6 sinf6lassnbsu arbriiGu luSrfer-
tist obrr rrpnrirt. 25n9
Anbreas S6En.
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lIWVIIIIp NII u <EIEIVIIII IIKIVE sTVII IfUUVVVV
@pmmunpsdltb Cooperative, >, 100000
GjcbGubr, WSbrln, 8aufmannsgiitsr &c. perbr
i6 AZ ben nieSriglfen Staten prrihern.
Sd perpr mid bsftrebtn, meius @puurr in
ieber Smlidt Sufrirbrn III ftelltn, unb iiberbaupt
meine GsI6Gfte gepiiIenbaft unO piinflli6 su ers
fiiaen. gu Iprc6rn ieSsn Gag i'm GIif @prf
WaI6tusn Sbpp unb Spn bis 10 llbr abenbs
in ter Office rcr gBcls unb gSatres, Gjrr.
2lgrntrr, 224 9adapanua ASenur grsenibrr brr
9Ealbiugtrn Dali, cine Greppe bod. Srrr Sbeps
Dor Seiiiugrr pirb IN Der II. uu6 f2. 98arb
Appliratipncn fir bislrlben @Dmpagnisn aufnsb.
men. $40 Gbas. gE. Better N0ent.
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Tc1acr!

Dem ssrrbrten putlifum BON SCRANTON unS
llmgcsrnb birue CUR Ra6ridbt, baB i'd Won ben
fOIgrnben 8ruer- unb grbrns- -Gsrf Gpnt,
paguirn bic glgGnh!r iibrrnpmmen babe:
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Sbas. >. Scbchi,
ST { # q q 1rOfspsa.

Ode gBypmin9 ape. unb GpmmrrnA! NnrY,
bdlt ists bic beffrn @eire, @ier, Vie NJ arsrr
@strGufe, IOtpie Gisarrsn.
Auf feline Hsifaurattpn srInubt CT l,db ttfnn.
errs aufmrrFlam gu MAIDEN. auhriu nui ifbs
Nrt 3ubrrritet; @eielll6aften unb 8amilicn nfr,
ben In pripalimmfrn bebient.. 2itS
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@er bat alte Gentc?

Sir amrrifaniIGe alte Gsnte bon ben 9abr.
sGnssu 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1915
per6en quite Yrsile bsjablt. Gbsnlc fir babe
Gsntr oetpiIer 9abrsdnsr.
gBtr ipIfe beFBt nrIbs f9 in Der Srpebtttrn
tieIss Slattts. 3b6
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CHAS. OCHS'

OSSetlls illlb StersNSSirfbicbn {.
llntsrje&nsttr ma&t bisrmit lsrra 5rsrnben
unb ben DtutI6en iibsrbaupt briam I, edB Ct in
ber penn ASsnus, in Dem frilbsr plu Gtr arr
8infsr brpobnten ertnle, cine gHiribibhll rrrii-
net bat unb Inbet alr freunplidl plm Yrlutt
Gin. @rtrGnfe friiG nnb Speilrn l6mldbaft.
(9i9) @hprlcA Nbe.
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Endam1nna Npfnuf, nnpf bfm DtppL
Gbas. 3rpPP, prcPr.
Das Ubiaf, in better @siie sinsrribtrts Saua
II nit glllrm psrltben, mas BEN SVrper Jur Stnr'
fung unb GrfriItung uGtbig III.
@jutss Bier, bic ftinifen 9Bsinr, Slupr unf
9isdrren, rparMe uub faltr Spsilen; Nufrrn, nu
ttbr art jubsreitst.
Gin Ssinrr Saa fir Damrn unb 8amiliru.
lin sabrriHsn 3uipru6 rrlu&t ietnr 6renno
25iu8 Gbas. 5rppp.
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- wM0miIOsl SOtcl, =

8. 6. Sattsnbsrs, Gisentb,
Slr hbaIb, ga.
Sieiesu unS auspartigrn 8reunesn bic srgr-
bsne anjsisr, ZAP pbisss SOtel i'm bsRrn StpIs
eiHgerittet unb nit aQen mpeernen gerbslIrrun-
gen Ssrlsbtn III. Reilsnbe iinbtn balrbff CUTE
Serbergs. Gin srpbsr Saal fir Bale unO Or,
rurlcnen ltfbt su DienIfen. Auh bic StalIuna
fir pfrrbG ldBt ni6tS au ipiinf6en iibris.
2Sap70 s. 6. 8atttHbtrg.
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R6iiip NObi,tiOls,
8ierbrQuer,

Gsbor Strtst, scranton, pa.
@mpfeblt ein ausgsSsitnetes 8atrifat ben prrs
etrtrn 9Sirttru btIftns. 10tr6
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26
HOW a CLERK col Promoted

The Troy Times tells this story
Of Col. James II. Hooker, an eccen-
trio character, who died in that
city some twenty years ago: "a re-
markable man was Col. Hooker, and
very eccentric withall. At times he
would fairly boil over with passion,
and was very violent in his speech
and action. Yet he was a just man,
and directed his fury against only
what he believed to be wrong and
rascallity. 1t is related of him, that
having a dispute with one of his
clerks, the latter would not Weld
the point in issue to him, whereupon
the Colonel undertook to put his
stubborn employee out of his Office.
But the clerk was too much for the
irrate Colonel, and in the melee the
old man was laid upon his back, and
his countenance rather unpleasantly
tapped. Rising from his position,
he proceeded to wash his battered
countenance, brushed his clothes
carefully, and, seating himself, asked
the victorious clerk to come to him
and report. Said he: "a pretty
thing you've done, Sir; got yourself
into a bad scrape; committed as
sault and battery; licked your en-
ployer. This shows that there's
stuff in you, you miserable sinner,
and now, you internal scamp, 1 am
going to pay you for it. You are
discharged from the desk you now
hold, and tomorrow morning want
you to take a place next to me, and
hereafter act as my confidential
clerk, with your salary increased
$3.50. That's all; now go about
your business" The clerk thus
promoted held the confidential posi-
ton assigned him many years dur.
ing the remainder of the ColonePs
lifetime, and never had to whip his
employer again to get an advance
of salary"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26
MistellanRons Selections.

On his three-legged stoo
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK

Books Periodicals. constantly Fine Chomos
Frames Tassels Fixtures see them
Ny Motto is QUALITY UNDERsOLD.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26
Removal of Tumor Weighing Thir
ty Pounds.

Mrs. David Hudson, of this place,
mas been suffering with a tumOr for
the last eight years. So painful had
it become of late that she insisted
on having it removed, and when in
formed that there was but one
chance in hundred that she could
survive, replied that she would take
that chance. Accordingly on Thurs
day last, the operation-one Of the
most remarkable in the history OF
surgery-was performed by DR.. E.
B. Harrison, of this place, assisted
by Drs. McHenry, Goldman, Cola
more and Martin, the latter admins
tering the chloroform. The tumor
weighed about thirty pounds, being
of the multilocular form OF ovarian
tumor. The patient at this writing
is doing well, and there is every rea-
son to believe that she will recover.
This surgical operation reflects great
credit on the skill of DR.. Harrison,
and is another evidence that he is
Justly entitled to the praise so often
bestowed upon him as being one OF
the leading physicians Of the State
-NdpOIeOR NOrthl0est.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26

1908.
A dispatch dated Berlin, Sunday
night, says twenty-eight Arch
bishops and Bishops of the Catholic
Church have addressed a petition to
the Emperor of Austria on the RO-
man question. In the petition the
Emperor is requested to inform the
King of Italy that the independence
of the Pope is necessary to the Catho-
lie Church, and to demand that Rome
and a suitable territory shall be i'm
mediately returned to the Pope.
The Rev. Asa BulIard has come to
the rescue of thai slandered class Of
young people known as ministers
and deacons' children, and who are
popularity assumed to be rather worse
than the children of other people.
He declares that of four hundred and
forty-eight families of ministers and
deacOns, there were more than two
thousand children over fifteen years
old, of whom more than fourteen
hundred were hopefully piOus, nine
ty-three were in the ministry and
fitting for it, and only thirty-fOur
were dissipated,
There is likely to ensue another
small bird or sparrow discussion.
There are complaints in the country
districts that they are making sad
havoc with the inture grain and fruit
crops, and neglect the duties for
which they were imported. The
sparrow question has undergone
verv elaborate discussions, and the
conclusion has been arrived at that
they do more good than harm; that
whatever amount Of fruit blossoms
they consume, they preserve a great
many more from the voracity Of
the grub and the caterpillar.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26

A lady florist says that a pretty
house vine is the sweet potato plant.
Put tuber in pure sand or sandy
loan, in hanging basket, and water
them occasionally. It will throw
out tendrils and beautiful leaves,
and will climb freely over the arms
of the basket and upward toward the
top of the window. Not one visitor
in a hundred will know it, but will
suppose it to be some rare foreign
plant-Maryland Farmer,