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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-24
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Republic Seneca Countv. Ohio.


CFRING tSdl TERN opens March %, 70 CON
~ tin1e l2Eeeks. -
Cse11esf and most thoroughly lll'Gcfictsl
School IN Northern Ohio. All teachers, and those
expecting TO teach, should attend.
STATISTICS.
DEPAnrMEETs oB sTUDI:-I RrepaIatOry, ? Bus
iness, 5 Teachers.
TEAcHERs, 4:-An trained in Normal Methods
TUrroS, &C 90 fot Il weeks Immediately follow-
ing entrance of student, payable tls GdedNce
BoARu, r6on, Light and fuel furnished, t2'5Jte
Means Of living cheap and abundant.
Rsphblie is situated IN aEich, healthy, agricul-
teral tistrict, 8 Z miles east of Tifin. A daily
hack lesves the latter for the formerat $3.50 P. NJ
fare soc. Send for circular.
J.FRAISE RICHARD,
Sill Principal and Proprietor.
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country, that the public scarcely need
to be informed Of its virtues or 1ses.
ScrOfulOus poison is one Of the most destruc-
tive enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen and
unfelt tenant Of the organism undermines the con-
EtutOn, and Invites the attack Of enfeebling IA.
tai diseases, without exciting suspicion Of its
presence Again, It seems TO breed infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
OCCASION rapidly develop into one or other Of itt
hldeous forms, either on the surface or among tho
yitals. In the latter, tubercles may be suddenly
deposited In the lungs or heart or tumors formed
IN the liver or it shows its presence by eruptiOns
on the SKIM or foul ulceratons on some part of
the body. Hence the occasional use of bottle
Of this S0rSdp0FtttG is advisable, even when no
active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons af-
dicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief, and, at length, cure By the
use Of this 6ARS4PARLLLl1: st. 4fsfhO-
Ss5's Fire, Rose or EFIStpeIGS, letter, Salt
RaeuB1, Scdtd Head, RG1lQtcoFlll, Sore Eyes,
Sore EGf,s and other eruptOns or visible forms
Of Scr05ttL0ttS disease. Also in the more con-
cealed forms; as DyspepStGs Dropsy. Heart
Disease Etts, Epilepsy Nestratgsd, ana
the various UlcerOliS affections OF the muscular
and nervous systems.
SlfrhSIis or VeaereGl and deTclGridS Dts
eases are cured by it, thOpgh a long time Is re-
quired for subduing these obstinate Enaladles by
any medicine. But long-continued use Of this
medicine viii cure the complaint. Letc0FFhUG
OF Whites, Dteriae UlcerdttOlis, and Fe,HGte
Diseases, are commonly soon reileEed ana ultl-
mately cured by its purifying and lnVigoratlng
effect. Minute directions for each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. RhetsntGttSn
and GOtrf, when caused by accumulatiOns Of ex-
traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly to it,
as also LfUe1' Complaints, TOTptSltsy, C0Hges-
Sso1t or Inflammation of the LiUeF. and JGUll-
Tseff, when arising as they often do, from the
Is y Ili1g polsons IN the blood. This SARSA-
Sn5 1at19LLA is 2 great restOrer for the strength
ols{,If fA@sor @ OF the system. Those who are Ian
and troubedI dI1stAeSs, 1Sis DespOndelt, SIeePIess,
WeaI,,,oossIe % any Of the affections symptomatic of
1incinr, Svi,sn ~, VIII Ind immediate relief and con
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Blood Purifying, and cures all diseases arising
f1om habits Of dissipation, and excuses and i'm
pEudences in life, Impurities of the blood etc. su.
perceding COpabia in affections for which it Is used
ami syphiIitic afections--in these diseases used
In connection with Helmbold's Rose Wash.
--8 a- LADIES:
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buehu is suRequa,led BY any other remedy
as in chlorosis or Retention, ETegiIlarity, Pain
fulness or Suppression of customary evacuations,
liberated schirrus state Of the UTERUS leuchor-
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incident 70 the sex, whether arising from indis-
extensively by the most eminent physicians and
midWiEes for enfeebled and delicate constitutions
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Fluid Extract SaisapaIilla

Win radically exterminate from the system
Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores Ulcers Sore Eyes,
Sore Legs Sore Mouth. Sore Head, Bronehitis,
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mgs, Night SEeats, Rash, letter. Humor Of 81
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diseases that lave been established in the system
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SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
80 PkRTS OF THE WORLD.
Ayers sarsaparilla,
ron FUhTE-YrNe Tfr1 RLoOr,..

The reputation this exs
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is deliTTed rom its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulons DIS.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cIlred by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
gravated by the scrofn-
Inns Contamination r,u4;l
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H. T. HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM
MPRUDENCES, HABITS OF DIssFPA-
PATTON, ETC,
in all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change diet. no lncQnveDience, and no exposure
It causes afxeqaent desire, and gives strength %
uTinate, thereby removing distractions, prevent
ing and curing strietuFes OF the urethrz, allayng
pain and Inflammation, 60 frequent in this eias1
Of diseases, and expelling poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims Of incom-
petent persons, and who have paid heavy fees to
be cured il 3 short time, have found that they
have been deceived, and that the poison" has, BY
the use Of powerful astringents," been dried up
in the system, to break out in a more aggravated
form and perhaps after marriage.
Use Hk1MBOLDS1 1EXTRAT BUCHU for all
affections and diseases Of the urinary organs
whether existing in male or female, from what.
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FREPARED By
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Prac'ieas ana AaaEss,sas Chemists.
setA ~ ALI nxussls1S xyxzTvzESE
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-24

Mr- osterhart spoke Of the profit of a wine
cellar, and thought that aside from the ques-
tion Of right, most grape growers would be in
favor Of investing IN one. He referred to the
differences between wine drinking in this and
other countries
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nrrtNT
Mr. Barber was called for, and spoke to con-
siderable length upon the subject. He had
studied the enbject through long experience
with bees. They attracted his attention in
early life, and his first study was to become
acquainted with their natural habits Of life.
This he considered essential knowledge In
their culture. His experience with large
variety Of patent hives, had lead him to con-
osmn them. Hives CONTAINING too much room
prove disastrous, as all room beyond what the
nsIufsl habits Of the bees demand, is injuri-
Gus. he useo plain box hives, which are both
hl.ntlS ooo Sneap IN construction He con-
slosreo oostiy hives useless as the bee seeks ifs
home away IN the tree TOP, and can NOT he
sttraeted BY decorations or ornaments obo,,t
the hive he referred to The syrar,n;1,, 1S
bees, ana aAso lne lact that hives sbonld be
urotected from wind and cold - o4i01iu Ds
M. Lowry complained that bses -
afeotionato with him, and il was ots,, 80 re 700
ssble for him to avoid being stung. 4o lNa1 pOs
frmed much Of what was stated BY Nj 51l Eot-
bsr. He exhibited box made to copta;,, u u
pounds of honey, which be used. He 81 -
often troubled TO protect his bees from maiis
and millers. Thought they appeared duri1S
the absence OF the Queen.
Solno discussion followed upon the construc.
ton Of hives and precautions to be used
against being stung.
M. Norton exhibited a head gear used bv
him. Il consisted Of a straw hat, to which
was fastened curtain Of fine wire, which
Vgas intended to reach nearly to the shoulders.
To this was attached cloth curtain made 20
fasten about the body under the arms and
with pair Of gauntlet gloves the uniform Wsa
complete.
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In all operations With this Stove No. 81 Rxten-
sion is used, with Ons Top Cover, Front Roaster,
Bake Pans, and Two Kettles for boilings After
there is kindied bozis filed with coal, and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
f,4.E2S
NOTICE..

RooNs CT THE SPECIAL CoxNiTTEE cS IN
snrance Matters OF the H"n>' Of Repre-
No l6 Urvades street. third floor
New Orleans, February TO- 1871.
To he Fire Life Marine. Mutual and Accident In
suranre and Assurance Companies, incorpo
rated by or agencies doing business in the
STATE OF louisiana and the public in general
Tie ,.ndt Isl gned publishes the following resolu.
ton adopted by the House of Representatives Of
the General Assembly of the state OF Louisiana on
January 20, 1871. for your infeImatiolE
Resolved, That a special committee OF three be
APPOINTED by the Spes ker, providing the subject
matter does not conflict with the jurisdiction of
any standing committee to take INTO consideration
that portion OF the Governor message relating to
life insurance companies, and that sad committee
max. rigid investigation Of the condition and
otherwise OF all HE, fire, marine and other lns
r;.nrc and assurance companies doing business in
tins State regardless OF the fact Is 10 whether any
OF the said companies be incorporated by the state
OF Louisiana OtheGWs" ard said committee look
INTO the names OF al parties insured the amount
insurance the insurance OF the annual policies,
and tine system OF the scale OF insurance, bylaws
and charter of each company ana What revenue Is
or NAV be derived for the benefit OF the state from
such interpretations: what laws, II any, are
necessary for the mutual protection OF the Insured
and insurers and rs the possibility of the
adoption tor the city OF New Orleans of the system
of fire insurance patrol and fire marshal, tor the
prot-ction of property and prevention OF incen,il-
arism as is now i'll force in the principal cities OF
the Onion: also, to the nature. character and
and in force IN the State of New York. and the
feasibility of adopting said system i'll this state;
that said committee shall have power to take the
:ti.davls OF witnesses and Other testimony. ill.,
Guiding summary process against persons and
papers found necessary for the firthtrnce OF sand
Investigations and that they shall report hv bill or
otherwise TO this House Il: the earliest day Prac-
tcable and if possible during the present session
OF he Legislature
From the tenor Of this resolution you can see
The powers and objects which the committee have
III view: therefore, notice is hereby given 10 all
whom It Inav concern, that they are respectfully
uumoncd TO apIsa- be fore tie said committee at
their room. and after this date, from ten to
Twelve A NJ daily until otherwise noticed. for the
purpose OF giving testimony, Information, and
views the sIhject matter charged 10 the care OF
sad committee. Very sperttullv
l.. j. SOCER,
CLairnan Of Spee.sl Commute on Insurance Mat
-.rs OF the House OF Repre- sentatirts of the
t,.r"sal Assembly Of the State Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

VINHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
L hose presents shall come. greeting: Whereas,
Nelson McStea. having purchased for the sum OF
eight th.us sand dollars $4,000 at u sal. made by
the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, the property
herein described has applied to this court, i'll
which Office the deed of sale was recorded on the
sixteenth day OF February. 1871 for nonitiOn or
advertisement in conformity TO an act OF the L"ghs
laturc of the State of Louisiana of 1870. being act
No. 81 from section 23.0 10 2,;!0. inclusive.
Now therefore, know We, and all persons inter
ested herein, hereby cited and admonishrd. in
the name OF the State OF Louisiana and of the
seventh District Court tor the parish of Orleans,
who can set up any right. title claim i'll and to
the property hereinafter described. i'll consequence
OF any in!Oi maity i'll THE order, decree or iuds-
ment of the court under which the sale was made,
or any irregularity or ir"dlity i'll the appraise
ment, i'll time or manner OF sale, or for any other
defect whatsoever, TO show cause. within thirty
days from the day this monitiOn is FIRST inserted III
the public paper why the sale SO made should not
bt confirmed and honoogated
The sand property was sold by the Sheriff o. the
parish aforesaid On the twentyeghth dav OF De-
cember A. D. 1870. in the suit entitled Nelson Me
>tea vs. Emma t. Suuires and her husband, No.
82h; of thc..locket OF this court, at which sale
Nelson McStea became the purchase Tor the Irice
OF eight thousand dollars
Description OF property, as gwen IN the llilclai
conveyance. VIZ
A certain square of ground. situated i'll Green
VILE parish of Orleans, lately parish Of Jefferson
bounded by Chestnut. AnII. Walnut and LOUISA
streets. designated by the number fifty one on a
plan drawn by Benjamin Buisson, surveyor, under
t,;1 of IN. rtth OF April. 1896 which said square
measures three hundred (0O) feet front Chest
nut street. the same front Walnut street, TIVE
hundred and fifty ESQ feet front on Anna street
aud the same front Ou Louisa street.
Together with the buildings and imprOv cnts
thereon and al the rights, WAYS. privileges and
appurteances ttereunto belonging, or in any wist
appertaining. ,
Being the same property acquired by tie defend
ant by p,.rcha.e from Mrs. Martha Lucinda Poole
wife of Thomas L. Terry and her said husband pei
act passed before Andrew Hero. Jr notary public
i'll this city. dated twenty sixth June. 1869
Clerks office. Seventh District Court Tor the par
sh OF Orleans tins, the twentieth day OF February
1871.
iSlrne,) r. WHARTON COLLENS.
Judge ,he Seventh District Court tor the parish
OF Orleans
i trnr copy
II. }. Drs>oK, Deputy ClerE.
l421mhI s Il p
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OAice of the New Orleans. jackson and

Great Northern Railroad Com es.ny, New Orleans.
December 49, l8.O.-The following resol .ltio"s were
adopted I.y the Board OF Directors OF tins company
at their meeting, held on The seventeenth instant;
Resolved, That for necessary repairs ana equip
men. OF the road, call OF ten per cent On each
share he and the same is hereby made on stock
holders who have not paid in full. II pursuance OF
paragraph three of the charter and th;!t sky
days' notice be given by publication n t"o ntws-
uau.rs in he civ OF New Orleans and Two news,
paners II the State OF Mississippi, and that sald
call he payable on or before tie twentieth day OF
February eighteen hundred and seventy-one.
Resolved That in pursuance OF section I'VE on
the charter approved tie twenty second DAY OF
Aprl eighteen hundred and titty-thTee the shares
OF stock of this company he converted from shares
nj twenty five dollars each into shares OF one hun
bred dollars each and that notice thereof Tor sixty
DAYS be published in two newspapers i'll the cry
n; New Orleans and two newspapers III the State
of Mississippi; and that all stockholders are here
Nv notiHed to surrender certificates Of stock, and
tn receive in exchange therefor certificates III
shares of one hundred dollars EACH That is to say
tbe holder Of every four shares Of the existing
sock Of twenty-five dollars each will be entitled
to receive, on the surrender thereof, certificate
for one share of one hundred dollars.
io dea0 sot r. S. CHARLES, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

Book AUCTION.-The sale Of books com
mences tonight at lot No. 80 on the cata
logue. and will comprise the finest collection
that nerhans. ever has been sold here III one
night, including the fine edition OF Scott :
works, in ninety volumes. authors favorite
edition. bound in half morocco; Lardner :
! Cabinet Encyclopaedia 100 volumes, IN hall
calf; Knights Library Of Entertaining
knowledge, finely Illustrated, torty-twe
volumes, half morocco; the European PIC
ture Galleries: making this evenings sale
the finest and most attractive collection o.
illustrated books ever sold IL this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
V'HE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM
Il these presents shall come-Greetin@:
Whereas, Edward G. Billings, having purchased
at a sale made by the sheriff of the parish OF
applied to the clerk of this court, i'll whose office
the deed of sale was recorded on the seventh day OF
June A. II. 1870, for monitor advertisement, in
conformity TO sections 1870 to 1880, inclusive of an
act of the Legislature OF the State OF Louisiana,
being No. 9S o.. session acts OF 1870
Now therefore, know We, and all persons inter-
estttl herein are hereby cited and admonshcd III
the name of the State of Louisiana and of the
Fourth District COTrt Tor the parish of Orleans,
who can set mp any right. title Or claim in and to
the property hereinafter described i'll consequence
Of any intcrmalty i'll the order, decree Judgment
of the court under which the sale WAS made, or any
irrcguarity or iilegalty in the appraisements and
advert seDients in time or manner OF sale: or any
defect whatsoever, TO show cause. within thhty
days from TIE date this monitor is first inserted in
the public papers why the sale made should not
be- confirmed and homo ogated.
The said property was sold hy the Sheriff OF the
parish aforesaid gu the twenty-e ghth dav Of Janu-
AIRY, A. b. 1870, by virtue OF an order of this court,
rendered the ninth day of December, A. D. 1869,
in suit entitled Joseph FRANCOIS Avet VS.. Augusta
Couturie No. 1922 of the docket of this court at
which sale Edward e. Billings became the pur-
chaser toI the price OF fl3,'co.
Description of property as given in the judicial
conveyance, VIZ:
A certain piece or portion of ground. together
with all and singular the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon, and appurtenanccs thereof ana al
the rights ways, servitudes, privileges and adj
yautaurs thereutO belonging, situated i'll the
Third District OF this city, i'll the square bounded
by Esan;.,!e Johnson. Kcrercc and Galvez streets,
forming Part the lot OF ground dcsi grated by the
letter &c" on a plan drawn bv J. A. d'Hcmecourt,
drp9I.y surveyor, en- the twenty second of June,
1880, which piece portion 81 "roun'! measures,
Amer measure, ninety feet front on Esplallad
street commencing At distance of one hundred
and twenty from the corner of Johnson street
h. depth III one hundred and ninet three feet six
inch
lines: being the property which the defendant
acquired by purchase from plaintiff per act passed
before Sci.m Wagner, notary public i'll this city,
dated June |. 1863.
New Orleans, February Il, 1911
PAUL F. THEARD Judge.
4 trl:e copy:
FKAyK e. RENICY clerk, fel8 NH l8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

THE MAzANr STREET HOMICiDE.-Dr.
Jackson has finished the inquest IN the
case of Samuel Mason, who died OF wounds
received in a melee on Sunday night on
Mazapt street. There were about han a
dozen witnesses examined, but the tes-
timony of George Green covers Il the
facts
George Green sworn: Resides at MRS.
Holmanns house, on MaZant street, DC
tween Royal and Dauphine streets on ths
morning of the nineteenth instant, at ABOUT
half-past ten o'clock, while coming from
church. saw Ephraim Maurice and another
man, who were then at the gate OF the
house; they were quarreling with each
other: Maurice went into the house OF MIS-.
John Carr insulted her, and struck MT.
Carr several times During the scutt1e the
deceased came up and parted them; Wit
ness saw Maurice draw knife and STAB
Mason, who Immediately put his hands 10
the place where he was stabbed; Maurice
then threw the knife away and ran on
DR.. j. b. Cooper, City Physician, made
the post mortem examination. Death was
found to have been caused by a stab with a
knife, in the left side, the knife cutting OF
the cartilage of the twelfth rib. passing into
the stomach, making an incision some two
inches in length and entering the left lobe
'of the liver, causing internal hemorrhage
and death.
The Jury. after hearing the evidence, gave
verdict that Ephraiin Maurice inflicted
the above wound, by which the deceased
lost his life
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

lie CERTIFIE PAR LES PRESENTES QUE lie
u yingt tloisiene jonr de Janvier. 1871. jugemens
etc rendu par la susdlte Cour dams Taffalre ci-
dessus intitulte, dams les termes suvants, savOI:
Marguerite Emire EoNsse au, epOuse de j. A. Bon
nafOn, cIroux, No. PA.
Sur motion dc J. A. Dtjean, avocat de la plai-
gnaute ct apres avoir dueInent prOduit les preuves
ttant en- ftveur de Ia plaignante, il est ordenne,
adugc ct decrete cue lie Judgement par default
rendu IL tAeze Janvier, 1871, soft maintenant
cOntirmc ct talt dehntif, ct QUEEN consequence
jugement soft rendu en favour dc Ia plaignante,
Marguerite Eimire Rousseau, ct contrc lie defen-
deur j. A. BonuafOn, son ep0ux, dGcretant Ia die
solution de Ia cOnlEunautc DIES blens cldevant
eXistant entire euA; que Ia P.asnante art iadml-
HistratOn de SEES biens ct qu'ele recOuvre du dit
dtfendeur Ia somne de tte1Ze mile six cent
sol Xante lat:e piastTes ct sOlXantc-quAtOrZe ct
quart sous, avec iE1ertt eur la dite somme au
tauX de cinG pour cent, CONNIE suit:
!. Sur la somme de qua!re mile SIX cent
sol xante dixneJ p.astrcs ct cinq sous depuis 10
vin"t -et-un Dceembre, 1899
2. Sur Ia sonme &c hut mile deux cent vingt-
six piastTes ct ylNgt-slX SOUS Cepuls le dIN-sept
JUN. 1896.
3. Sur la somme de sept cent cinquante neuf
piastres ct quaraute-trois sous depuis lie six Sep
tembre, 1863, jusqua Placement, ct les fras de Paf
faire. avec attlclement ct hypotheque. ainsi gull
est rcquis par Ia oi AL ujet DIES temnes marlees,
sur la proprictG dc leurs epOux.
JUDGEMENT rentu lc viugt-trOs Janvier, 1871.
Signt IL vingt-sept Janver 1871.
(Sisre) CHARLES BEAUMONT Juge.
En- 1oi de quot iai oppose ma signature ct le
de la dite cour ell Ia Vile de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, &c vinGt!rIue Jour Ge Fevrler, en- Tan tie
Notre SegneUI mile luit cent soixante etOnze
ct de llndtpendance des E!ats-Cns la quatre-
vinntQuinzleme.
Pour copie con-orne: PHILIP POWER JR,
,.23 rs lS- Dcpute Grefer