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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17

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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17

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and wednesday Of next week. EImore peO
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17

Fha Nathan murder was thought to be con.
,ssasa nsar Cleveland, but Investigation did
not justify the rspotts to that eaect., ,s.-
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17

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seyi a: away q few days ago, and managed
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-17

\ uyIHIIII In g HUI l7lIII N.lllIl1lSs90
suicide Ia Cleveland last week. She had been
dssassdlsy hen pal
9o.eSfSO 500 bushels Of Bsrly Rose potatoes
wsnleS:, iulmeaiatsly, by Ed Fl. UnderhiH 81
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

The San Domingo scheme will form a
prominent issue in the approaching cam
paign in Ohio. The Cleveland Herald
says: THE truth may as we'll be told. We
believe that two-thirds of the Republicans
in the State Of Ohio are opposed to the
San Domingo scheme. To run the cam.
paign in Ohio on this issue, would be to
insure defeat. The nomination of a can
didatc around whom hangs even q suspi-
cion of connection with ii, would imperl
the success Of the party. Whether Mr..
Wade is or is not pressed in the interest of
the administration, or is connected with
the San Domingo business, the existing
suspicion of such connection would make
his nomination unfortunate for the Re-
publican cause in this State
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

H6-As two civil engineers were at work
in the wilds OF Michigan a couple Of
weeks ago, eighteen or twenty miles from,
any camp, one of them began to suspect
that the other had become insane, a sus-
picion which was made certain when his
companion came TO him and said, II wish
you would hide my revo. yer and axes, for
! came very near killing You with them
last night. got the revolver and cooked
It at your head three times but some
thing told me not to kill you'then, but get
the axe, and then / was commanded not
to kill you then. But am afraid ] will
II you don't hide them, and God knows j
don't want to hurt any man.. This was
not very pleasing Information, and he did
his best to persuade him to 60 back TO the
camp. Failing in this he left him, went
back alone, procured assistance, and the
unfortunate man IL now in an asylum.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
A RUINED FAMILY.
Four Daughters az . Clergyman Pre-
fer Lie Of infamy 10 Their Fa n.
erso kOOf
From the Roc hester Express, May u.

From the Roc hester Express, May IL.
In lS7- the daughter of PRESBYTERIAN
clergyman in the the center of this State,
who had been reared in strict and rigid
manner, proceeded to New Haven, Conn,
to spend month with some friends dur.
ing the college commencement season.
While there, taking advantage of the new
freedom from. restraint afforded her, she
carried on extensive firtations with the
students and was ruined by a member of
the senior class. He persuaded her to
leave her friends and return with him to
New York, instead of gong home. Singu-
lor TO relate, she appeared almost from
choice to enter upon city designations and
excesses until, becoming thoroughly har-
dened and depraved, a sister came on to
visit her and persuade her to 60 back to
her father home. Instead of doing so,
however, the visiting sister was also per-
suaded to remain and enter upon the Same
terrible life which her sister was leading.
Since then the two abandoned women
have allured their two younger sisters
away from their parental roof and tho
four are now keeping what is known as q
fashionable bagnio" between twenty
NTH and -twenty-elght streets, on the west
side of the city. A more melancholy in
stance Of the power OF older upon Young
OF members of family never came to
notice. Parents unquestionaby sometimes
commit q mistake in bringing up their
children under too rigorous relations, es-
pecially II they be strong and positive
natures.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

Bay Races are born, live, flourish, de-
cay and die like nations and individuals.
AZ rule the tendency of the races is to
migrate from the North to the South, aud
the strong, stalwart races Of the northern
regions crush out and destroy the more eff
Terminate nations Of the South Thus
China IS ruled by the Tartars, a northern
class. The Goths overran Italy; the
Germans now overrun France. The Teu-
ton races are now engaged in devouring
the Latins and manifest destiny points TO
the supremacy of the northern clans
Even in our own country we have had a
specimen OF this hyperborean pr.gress.
Inc North States strong and aggressive,
nave subdued those more Southern, and
bid fair to repeople them with their own
descendants.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

lr is a fact that is acknowledged by
all candid men, that the Radical repre-
sentatives in Congress did not discover
the sickening enormity of the Ku- Klux
outrages in the South, until the cleo
tons in some Of the Northern States
plainly indicated that the Radical
party was falling to pieces Had these
elections resulted in sweeping Radical
triumphs, who supposes that these gen
men would have been SO appalled, at the
ordeal Of blood and outrage to which
the loyal citizens Of the South are sub
jected? Certainly no one. While it
is undeniable that there are disturb.
ances in the South that owe their origin
to the animosities that grew out Of the
war, it is also undeniable that they are
not ofa character that call for the extreme
measures adopted by Congress. This
assertion is Sustained by the well-known
fact tina; the States wherein the dis
turbances are alleged to have occurred
have Radical Governors. Not one of
these Governors has called for Federal
help-not one Of them has reported
that the disorders we're Of nature that
could not be controlled by State au-
'hority. 1t is clear, therefore, that the
ku-klux hullabulloo owes its origin,
not TO the necessities Of the times, but
the belief prevailing among Radical
leaders that the step was party neces-
sity.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
FREE! FREE!

The Microscope, montniy journal OF Infor.
nation for the people the mysteries OF nature
xpaspsd--interesiing Information on the won.
ders Of creation--stories, sketches, &c. Terms
81 20 per yer. This journal will be sent Free
for one year to any one purchasing Craig Micro
scope, at the regular price, S. (Cralg Microscope
will Ia sent pos pali)
For ssmp,e copy, aud our beautifully illustrated
and descriptive circulars, and eight pages OF ties.
imon'als OF Cra!g Microscope, send six cents for
Poaageto W, J. LINES CO,
Opticians, anu sole Proprietors OF Craig and Nov.
city Microscope, Chicago, H.
Agents and Dealers, this Microscope sell IN ey-
cry FAM on its merits. when exibted. Large
Profits Quick sales. feh2iw6r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

The special Washington correspon dent
Of the Cincinnati Gazette reiterates
against all denials, on authority of "un-
doubted information from the State De-
par,mcnt" the story that Secretary Fish is
certainly to retire from the Cabinet on or
about the lst OF June. He remains till
then only to conclude the diplomatic SER
vice relative to the treaty which may be
negotiated by the Joint High Commits.
sion
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

1t turns out that Senator Cameron sup
plies the foreign relation committee room
with Roederer champagne, and i. quite
liberal in dispensing that delicious bever-
age to his friends. During the ten or
twelve years that Senator Sumner was
chairman Of the committee, nothing
stronger than cold water was kept or
drank in the committee room.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
Ghe Bnl1eiin.
FRIDAY.

The Detroit (Mich.) Tibure, in a
commendAtory article upon the compul.
sory education law recently adopted by
the council of that city, says: "The
men who upf oil the doctrine that free
schools should be maintained at the
public expense, cannot logically reject
the principle of requiring within proper
limits the attendance upon them of
those for whose education and improve.
ment alone they are maintained
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

Hon. W. s. Groesbeck, in declining to
permit the use of his name as candidate
for the Democratic nomination for gover-
Of Ohio, expresses his hope for the success
of that party, and says that be most ear.
nestly desires thorough change in the
of political affairs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

EXPLOSION IN PARIS.
VERSAILLES, May ia terrific OK.
plos'on occurred this evening in the east.
ern portion of Paris, IN the direction or
Avenue du Trocadoro. Its effects werc
plainly noted here, and it is believed ,ha,
apowder magazine near the inner for,is-
cations was reached by she'll from the
Versaillists batteries at Neuilly.
FEDERALIsTs IN DANGER.
LONDON, May l7.-Later dispatches
from Paris state that the federalists occu.
pying the village of Maracoff have been
cut off from communication with their
main forces, and are in danger of capture
THE 1SsuBGEST TROOPS.
Have retired from Petit, Vanvres and
Montague TO the city. Ladders to be
used in scaling the rAmparts of Paris have
reached the outposts of the governren,
roops in Bois de Bologue.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

The Inauguration of the telegraphers
statue of Prof. Morse, TO take place in
Central Park, New York, has been finally
faed 10 take place on Saturday. June 10th.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
SEALED PRUPOSALS.

New Custom House, Cairo. Ills,
May 10th, ISL.
Sealed proposals will he received at the Office of
snperiniendent Of the new Custom House, at
Caro-, Ill nvis, until o'clock pm, the 2ith day
OF May, ISL, FOR filing aud grading the Custom
house Block. The Proposals TO be made for the
cubic yard delivered, and will be measured after
filing by the Superintendent or an ai,hor lied
agent; and 10 per cent OF all payments to
be retained until completion Of the contract The
earth required viii be about go cubic yards,
more or less and the filling TO be conn pleted on OF
b- fore the lst day of November, ISL. All bids
mus ba accompanied by bond of two re sponsi.
that the hldder wall sceept and perform the con.
tract awarded to him.
The Departments reserves the right to rejec,
PROPOSALS 10 be endorsed, proposals for Fiins
and Grading and addressed g, H sease super
intenient OF Custom House, Curo, Illinois.
myl6d6t g. H. sEASE. sup't.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
1t IL Of Inestimabel Value to the Farme

IN examining insects which prey upon MS crops
The power OF a $50 microscope, ami so simple 10
IT'S c9nst, uctlon that any chllu use It under.
standingly and with appreciation.
beaaiif u present, elegant, instructive; ANUS
ing, and heap over $1,000 have been sold
during the past six yea It's worth ~ been tes.
tined to ny thousands OF scientific men, farmers,
school teachers, students, physicians, heads OF
families, and others.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
NATURES GREAT RES.
~ TOkATlVE.
ScHEETZ CELEBRATED
Bitter Cordial

| Wholesale Iepot-N. W. corner Fifth and Race
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jacob SCH K ETZ, Soierropris0t r
~ ~ reliable Family Medicine, and b
sksh ny either infant or a. ult with the same been
hclsi results. IL Is a certain, prom ut and speedy
emedy Tor darrhea, dysentery, bowels com Piled
dyspepsia, iowness OF spirits, faintipps slck
stomach, headache etc. Forchills aud fever Of
Ni Kinds, u ls far better and safer than quinins
ethout any OF us perniclous effects. IL effects
IN appetite, proves a powerful digestor OF food
and wlil counteract the effects OF liquor In a lew
minutes. As indisputable evidence Of its medi.
cal properties. we append a few ofthe many Ger.
lntates IN our possession:
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X. K.
Tenn.
JAoos scnEErz, Esl.-Dear slr; nave used the
bltters have ob aimed tom you, and fnd .hem
to be all they are recommended TO he. I found
one bottle 10 afford me considerable relief l issi
as though cannot do very well without them, IN
nay present state of health.
ID. NENIGE. 1888 South 9Th ST., Phia.
Pastor Baptist Psssyunk Church.
Sold by W. p. Allen, IS Main street pubuqas.
0ctl0dh
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
TEN THOUSAND TIMES

power equal IN other microscopes OF man
times It's cost. Reveals countless little worlds. nj
around US, teening with life, which TO the max -,
eye must forever relna a sealed book-as eels II
vinegar, animals in water, cheese mites, sugar snC
ltch insects milk Globrles. claws and hairs of 10.
sects, hundreds OF eyes IN q single eve of a fy
anst oI bntterfy's wings to he PEI fectly formed
Iea'hers. the much talked of Trinch -pIrnls or
Pnrk worm which was first d. SEQ yered in America
with this Microscope. " ''''
is or intimate value to professional men. TO
learners ana 10 studenls, but nowhere is IL OF
greater value than the family able, within he
reach OF every member ltwilT IeIight yourscf
your chIldren and your friends during the long
winter evening". IL will show you adllterations
gar, tea, bread. meal. sc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19

D''scn'ions continue among the commit
tees of the commune.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
PRICES8 OO.--Sent by Mall, Post Pal,

Every ms rument - neatly boxed, and hand.
somely labeled with full direction. for use Tho,I.
sands have been sent by mail.
Address, w LINES A CO
Chicago,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
MICROSCOPES.
- W'VSSSOOTESs
NHE CELEBRATED
CRAIG MICROSCOPE

lsan optlcnl wonder, reveals the thousands of
hidden wonders of Nature is OF permanent use
and practical availability, combining instruction
with hannssment. and never losing IT'S interest. 1t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
LOUIS NAPOLEON IN NEW
YORK.

MS Visit 10 Wss"tngton IrHing-1rv-
ing aad the Em pssss RuGenie-ln' err.
"A rrsPheey that is new Tuihiisd-
The Aotdier-R 0ee.CoFner.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

O1ncI JEnsKI Fms !ssUnASos CosrASr. No. % GxAsp
CoussE GKEEsg-sr. JKRsEY CrI. n. J.. Dee ~, ls7i.
O0TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.-Th
~ Board Of Of h, Cempsn hays this day declared
eminent tar, payable on demand "h tAmbbh, seeeHT.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Iaxnoy Dec Ii:J1 m-Copsos opened 81 money. and
e f the Tinted States Freiw"ny BoaIs lG5s v2
l0ts oh. 93 Los ct; 1ep-Forties 9l.
IL. r.CGtsi SaS Iweay bonds opened
st ~ for i.Nie OF ia1
LIrKRpoo 1i-lc:3O mCotop opened ,lvs and fruer
Mddlrg Upland, lcd lCil.; MidillR Orleans, Nldl0iA
IoSD0S 1.-THE discount of tie BSnk OF England has
hel reduced oneha per teat ai now cea The balon in
Bark hss increased ~ 900 Gnn5 the week.
I,)spoN D l45 ln.Cono close at ut fo money ard 81
for tie Ud ST.. Five Invent! BONDS. ltl. 9; s
o.. sJi IGo1s. se.; Ten for;ies. 9l!. .
fRIssVoRT mUnc4 States FyeTweriy boads closed
n the OF ~
PA,Is. l4-I. m.--Rentes closed at SIT zoe -
LIVERPOOL 45 mCoion closed as follows MtIilng Up.
lsnds 9i dO; Mdduug Orleans l6Ci; SALE Of the da,. "'OO
bse.-1.0 speculation an! export Er"sstHts dull
per GENITAL for California White and II Tor Red Hucr
Corn quarter
LOSDoN. { n-ialow, A. pe' cwt
ANTwEKP Der. l4Pctroeu1 i8I. for Gne Pale AM
LoN3oN .4-kt.nug-Calcutts Lneed tJ. Rosil. 1870 =
cS I Comm Norh Carolina.
LIvKhrooL. Des. H-Bve6ng-srrts Tnrpennr. pi T. ewt
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

s:: .. Y Sass ss"s III V ~ p G. w:s W.T. H. r
&. s'H' . ts s.as VI ~
is? e S ssF: e sis out
7ewt balance ursO samre sO % good onss e"t.
.. Ga uh sold 4. l,s Kentucsy cattle csiaci sv III
E ov & ,ss ksa''ss @ .ss af % ss Il fsSss & then
SaTsy for ws.e 7, IIpos stee q q c.': = isSis~
D.loy had 80 Of D. e. wardel, q Illinois selus
The wech,vtcn Growers were W. Wood with c GoS
Ulery u Leuo, cIs' mcCafrey hurd o. and ID
Post cars each; LOeha ard single cars to many hdi
rrr had sre ec vlA Cog came f. , h,p .s
ceiling at Hole osr I%, io, ,w pair Tiy were mos'l.
erd holiday Tbe other CT Of cSt and run oat Al
H. T. Mcreoasc fr j. Lolt,, Illinois Of ewi. n. 80
p CARY fcrJ r Leao1; &C OHIO ,,ser c eH. &c. aud @
Illinois, fcrw. w"ed Al L.. "lo'r % u c"t
j. Clrtca sj aii,n rnc " Wood 6I evt at DC. "
Hughes wcs,aucr O j. l. LeioI, 10 oo se'n OF 'iat eWt'
ht9a iOlc 49,, ,.,-.,. g.. -, a..
inest milk vals that high they can 10
safely GuocL J. v Inson Son report ~ nts Co. ahou, ~
Z g. s ssc aud 80 Mt Holly &C. average '''' caves
sSfrr AND Of the receipts sheep lots With few
atc in yc,icr ard rppoi 10 Commun
en- IS, Snrh Killing e esT order il; ID hcrg the taie.t
y1 ad @ % p Ts s s' n Ii ss ssd tS, Sy Il Ts os no no
Iot In c sheep no: want, jq now , " III, ,.D,
hc; q canad7a n Te ssS Do no n at H., M 1es Gg
s esS.ss sheep to another dF'''r at
rass &C c sgi''T % Il % a rs s s sh,s % g. % g g x &
f. e. Y He ''' Yesterday @ I'd 3D. at &C., AA' ''' '' ~
piaw ard q rs rctcs ris rch,rgel q; oo. q: n,
ling at Sc tiT Si sold al s. a5!c fF l C. e. for ?J 10
e!ab, fer IS, o. taj!c Tor i6o b. and &c io psS "em
cf ssse4 sold at 3iGGG
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15

can be obtained from the undersigned or through
the nrincinal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
vrbc attractive atlres of these Securities are re-
co3nized in the fact that, although they have been
hpt n abort time cm the market they are nearly all
.b.orbed. ard brt small amount are now for sale
They combine perfect security with hoci',
ratio Of interest This interest account is made hg''
for, and easily horne by, tie Company tnrousn '",
operatiop Of the Sinking Fund created from s'0S %
the Company s land. which in naIS cases ara" III
terest at the rate Of ten N0 per cent per "i'."
The security behind them is ample IN eVo'F f',''."
lar a. they conSt tute first and only inor'S's'
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city of st. Joseph, No. IAN important rall"ay cen
teri. with the Union Pacific Ralir'ao al ForV
E.o,ncv materially Shortening the distance between
tbn Atlantic md Pacific coasts. In addition t. this.
fbs bonds have n further security IN the TACT that
tbers ia ipcldeu in the Mortgage the Companys
,rog,;Gccnt lands amounting TO l,JOO,On acres,
eno,vn IN ho among the best in the United States
The MORTGAGE ndenture prohibits the sale o1 thesc
Tonds NJ less than Four a. Dollars per acre, and pay
able 10 the Trustees under tic Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds
Tho amount thus realized exceeds tho entire
amount of Bonds which can be issued, and
leaves the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds haEO thirty years 10 run. Win iHici'e'
At Eight Per Cent free OF tax. payable February ana
August in each year,
Both principal and interest nre payable in gold.
The principal in Now-l ork The interest Ill either
NcwYork. London OF Frankforton- thc-Alain, at the
option of the holder without notice and iii the gold
,n-rency Of the country in which they arc presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustecs--Farncrs' Loan AID Trust Company.
The picscn: price O. these Jonds is 81 and accrued
into 4 il cYytHcy from August u, ISL But they
are receivable - par aud accrued interest III pay
aient for lands sol by The Company. The right Is
reserved to III, -ncy tAo pIcscnt selling Wlct With
out notice.
Maps, circulars. documents end fllll Information
furnished on application.
Thoag. acting Ggcr! for ttc sale Of tbs t0an or
fa by and aH IN their regular business the bonds Of
ST. 10 III QH1 learer City EGiiyoGI Compcng those W
c Ec3ra Iei.i2a sL per cent SA, recently IidcG by
=. as, being Eor laot! al from lOl! to To-, and az
eTuei interest.
Timer & Co.. Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
EIGHT P,.E CENT In;sr MORTGAGE C0Lo BONDS
Of .he MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co.. III
dmeed hy ALBANIA, $4,000 a mile Oh a completed
road Particulars on application. For sale al %
and accrued interest by SOUTrER * Co.,
IS Wiam-st,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-15
THE MARKETS..

lCIrefuly Reported HR rsIrrNE1 -
THURSDAY. Dec II lo;..
r ece pts TODAY are ~ daaad
NJ srr r. 80 - Pearls du: an nal at sll.
IcrIOHTe :eIari o-spot lar maiLy iriu sl nr. win
rrg.; curing The day bit closing at s'o ir"rr
2D bales "a. L.: etelngp lLcutur 2 Il" >tf
Ttor for speculation OIL 2J in transit l moe
set,e pnces bat closed ia s,ea! sse follows,