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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
"wooLsEY FUND" OF YALE COLLEGE.

At the commencement OIL lalc CoieSo III
1871 the following resolution adopted by the Aumn
"That fund Of $4,000 be raised, to be called the
Woosey Fund and to be placed at tho disposal or the
Corporation of Yale College for any purposes connected
piW UnircrSV and that in order to carry this res0
utOn into effect Committee OF ten he appointed, with
power TO increase its number to number not exceeding
fifty"
The Committee appointed under this resolution has de-
termned as follows: l. Subscriptions will be received
from anybody In any form, Of any amount payable IN
any manner, entirely at the option Of the gver, save
they must be to the Woolsey Fund free from any
conditions. Gifts to the College for special objects will
not constitute part Of this fund 2. Graduates will DO
assigned to act in behalf Of the Committee in all the
classes and In all departments Of the University. They
will supplied with circulars and subscription papers.
To persons Of fixed income 1t is suggested that their
subscriptions be made payable in annual installmens,
the LIST Of May In each year for five
years In order to secure success 1t is important
Remttances may be made to the College Treasurer,
Henry c. Kingsley esq., NewIaven. or to the Treasurer
of the Committee Alexander II Stevens, esq., Cashier OF
tho Gallatin National Bank, New-YOrk. The moneys
received will be placed at interest for the benefit i
Of the fund. Whenever the sum In the treasury shall
amount to it will he paid over to the Corporation
Of Yale College, for the purposes set forth in the reso
ton. g. Letters OF inquiry or suggestion may DO al
dressed TO the Executive Committee OF the WO0lsey
Fund Of Yale College," Box No. 1884, NewHaven, Conn
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
CLEARED.
Steamship John Gibson Winter tecrgeovn G. Gso Mtci
seau. FaI,s Dg %v rRsasyI L0'N Steamship Co.
Steamship P,rtG. tBr W.t.on LIVERPOOL chrs e. Fr.nckla
s:m.sD ss1 S co b.ei c
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin N.rberu N C., Murray Fern. Co.
steamship UpioO Roberts Richmond City Point and Norfolk
" ss.%.sip sey s SHAW fsl.aslys.
sses s Eeptuse Baker. Boston. r. p Dmcek
ste.m.hp Eas.nd National se,I'hp CO.
@ Of s Ss.a on Dale
ss.n.SS . da: niss'S CO.. Rail-
vs1 c Co. .'A-' w." -,u s......, u.,,..,.,..
steamship wyanoe Kioho.s, CAV Point and Norfolk Old
Di Steamship sis;' &sSs, sssra., rs.ergh,.. ~
& N. rsss'% S WOOD
% s,; S;, Ssl,a; asta. Co.
sse.n,Sp USsd sister; brown B. Cromwell
s:n:sS Ssa sv.s sas Charles NAL
ssS fs W. 1 f,:,,ss A'is ssy' H''l
Ssii:d al d e.t x.s;s? GSsS:Sfs
Bhs Clara Agnes lBr Cannon Cork LOT OH sr hs0n Watson
sebr Kearou Dr VIII. s. Stephens. B. John Deynen sen.
seh, aan.oe,h BE- Wsiis h, n Nv Rs0 Won Co.
s s G.' w.r POP R Gsss''"' Bentley Miller Co.
sclr g. W Purpell Provost EevEsyenp
schr. Kate brigham MeYIr, Mobile, z D. iinrlbut Co.
Sel Luola Muchisen Jones Wilmington n. g. b. Powell Co
bIoop Apollo. Freeman bridgeport
ARRIVED.
stsm.p Herman M al ReiehnAnn Bremen Sept O. via South
anpon 3ui, with ss pasl 10 Oericht Co..
Steamship Virginia Br Liverpool Sept and Queenttovn
20 with mdse and 10 p. w. j. Hurst so . .
::..ss S 81; 'i. .;: & l. s. s: es h Conn., Tow
town s Up, Hsh o. l. n:u'j spS' sept md e''a
setmihip Alexandria l Lees Glssgov Ang g. Liverpool 18th,
HsfaI sept and st. jam 10th With dse to Henderson Bros
anhp Merc Mashnin FsrnandnA sept H. with cotton Sd
naval stores Hand
Se,nap Ranita Doans PHILADELPHIA With Ddss and pass
LoTtLard btesnship Co
to c. IL Mallory Co.
B.rt Asscors tef Liverpool ST. Whoa Point strs. duads.
B.rt Arthur tof Bs.los Lamb. H.vsn. sdsC with sss.r;
Ban Duln td Phsos Edwards lsssd} hsy Latte Glaze Bay 10
dAIs with xO n
Bsrh sk.AdA CAg) Sksm Bordeaux u dayA with mds.
Barb Eptr.ln wlllams Keene DIX Island With stone
by ytha Kelly gof PnrboO ST. Knight PssdO l.. u Gays.
Rhs abby Casad Of soeston LIBBY Salt Coy, IT, dsys with
wood. ~ ~ -
l's Jesus Marie Jose pan LochOua Havana 20 days bal.
last
Big Aurora f II.i.I) Barrett Little Glaze Bay sd.r with q,
tuns coal.
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Kraft L. W. Parker c. B. Loom hos Knsey, Rsfer Sale.
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THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
Gottlieb Schott, Louis Seherman, and Will
liam Mca filed voluntary petitions In bankruptcy last
week. Marks Harris was adiudicated an involuntary
bankrupt and Elias Bach, W. H. Marston, o. NJ. Butter
field, and Abram Hoes received discharges in bank
ruptcy.
Surrogate yeeier Of Kings County, admitted
to probate last week. the Wills OF the following:
Ella O. Post John Hop Daniel Headnsn MARY Ann wensben.
gnss g.an Clancy stephen W.
EA Jnss sie George Thompson Celia MeSuty and Benjsin
Clinton all Of Brooklyn. OF administration granted
s:..,e, q AeI.nas, Audsroa P-.d. Hasrey job, Ca.
Michael Knsel John Gray Matthias Behes Bhehler John ROs
and George TLoppn q. Of BOOip letter. Of guardianship Of the
Catherine Lomax and Baso-
Of Elizabeth Russ Andrew KbtIi Of Charles Coulter
Coulter; o. Ernest sterp Charles Thompson an Of Broo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
A DOUBTFUL DEATH.

Coroner Keenan, began, on Saturday, an in
vesgaton in the Of Edward Horton the aged va
grant, who died recently in the Park Hospital from
fracture Of the skull Mrs. Heavey. keeper Of lodging
house at No. 27 reenwchs testified that the deceased
came to her place the evening OF Sept o. bleeding
from cut on the head He said first that he had been
beaten with club by policeman; afterward that he
had fallen IN Wlamst and again that he had been IN
tyseventh Precinct who took him to the hospital Hor
subsequently that he had fallen HIS mind was evidently
wandering. DR.. Wooster Beach, who made the post
by fall. The investigation adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
A PRIZE-FIGHT STOPPED.

Capt. Mcconnell Of the Second Brooklyn
Police Precinct received notice at a. IN yesterday that
roughs from NewYork and the Fifth Ward of
Brooklyn were leaving in coaches for Burnss Hotel at
sheepshcad Bay to witness prize-fght. The Captain
and Doyle started after the crowd and reached Sleeps.
head Bay in time to witness the ninth round Of fight
between James Malone and Harry Larkin. The police
made descent on the crowd and arrested Malone and
several of the spectators Larkn the other principal
ESCAPED. Malone admitted to IL 900 bail by Justice
Buckley.
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Chances for Business Nlen.

BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LIVE MEN
ID The STANDS 4. the Grand Mlr, Reiv. will be sHi At sn
ton bidders WEDNESDAY Sept TO- at the Fashion
Course O'Clock The Festival will he held two weeks and WI
The hotel tSo restaurants
Gv.ry lerce 10 booths stand and slow
privileges Of Terms 10 cent at e balance WITHIN
desiring gunl for tImhtos can sppy
10 the suconeer sale BENZ W. HITCHCOCK 70 Beehmsn
st., NY.
NOR SALF-At Hudson, N. Y, my STORE,
I9rI2O stories with dwelling; business well established in fruit
groceries, and cocke &c. location in the central part 81 he ely
Terms RESPONSIBLE For full particulars address CohNEbb OH
HUDSON, N. T., Box 49,
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ssy s:.s s t or; a&':
81 81 s.aids Dir. Pssnds.::
seS Rs LOT Bcston nensomey inasus :, ds!, MN nso,,,
s seS e. o. " b lii hssu lamp. Bay E rice 'a cotton
e. a., ou,. Mcfarland It, John n B. days. With ,s
' soHooHnRs-Eivss AND ooATwws
] ;:S:s T. ss;s: FE :
"A. HrrS.rs, Gorosstef Cha. A. CRANES, Providence
s.. Dog Lan.s,lls A., .'s ,: r,S,'a.'iS ..o.
). Is s. Ss%% sT..Se,lpor Breeze sl..bs,hrSIt
h Hsroe' s..SetSpcis Helen 2usss. Portland G.
Q. Wells GIeenpoint s ss,n. k se" ,s5"ri
i tsb%s; f protidsne. yinaSs Pford.ncs
Bi.. A. ADderson Portland.
ss p Sa' ff 1 S
s so @ I'D e
ior Nswben; John Gibson, for Washington
Steamship o,, B.rs: s.ofy Savannah Sept L. with nd'' and
pass To Livingston. Fox Co.
"s nS Ssa .a cas % ps : Sept Too
ST. Vito p.s q. n n1 ITsp'' Sept
,SnSOssH.-R'v.Ki SR c %A p", ,,,,o,
spring Johnson New nsEsa Port pt, .o 1"so.s,
S 2fs P Johnson nHs' Johnson Ea%. Aleu- For.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Alice Ray from ootenburs brig Adele McLeoo baltimore.
ECHARLEsrON g. c. Sept -Arrved steamship marylhd nom
Baltimore. Sailed Georg for New York bark Architect Tor
Bristol. Eng. sohr. Hattie. for Providence a.. !,
MONROE l6Sa led United Ses fshoohps Con
saon and Saratoga for Annapolis bark Acqutsnce for ho ana
feet Of coasters
NEv-OkL.Ass Sept 1sArved, steamship George Washington
Gager, from New York.
RAx PaAsCsCo Sept 16-Anved slip Comadre nom Iverpco
Lion from Bordeaux; ship ST. J@eph, from Maila snip
Honolulu The wreck OF tie Annie ose was sod o
BY the Underwriters for $500.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Sept 16The Cmari steamship Java Capt Man nom
EewYo Sept touched at Queenstown last night and proceeed Tor
Liverpool. A..
The Hamburg steamship smmonis. Capt Never rom
touched at Ply mouth this morning and proceled or
Hamburg
IFor Latest Ship Netcs see FIN Pagel
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.,. Henry o'Con,or, gr.sd larceny. Pssisssasv

p.,,,-,,s.ry one Henry 0Ccnso srssd larceny PssT
year . IA
At the Essex Market Police Court, Charles smith
and stealing his watch. =,
James Malloy during quarrel Saturday evening :,
sehelhsus 8. No - h il
The nose with hat-op, causing vosnd AanoJ W.
yesterda. by Justice Scott
Frank Dumphall during drunken dsputSe, cabH
yesterday with postut LIME Hooper sliss Anem.n J lie
and Madison st Stabbed Der Ia the causing $50.
was committed o Tombs BY Justice Seo" 70 avs" VIE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
A PEACEMAKER STABBED.

Peter Hoffman of No. $50 Sixth-st. attempted,
on Saturday night, to separate Philip Hartnann and
Florence Denmer, who fghting In front Of his
place, when Hartmann turned and stabbed Hoffman
twice in the arm and once In the head inHctng severe
Wounds Hartmann WAS arrested and committed BY
Justice Scott, yesterday, to await an examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. SEPT. la.
No S,esmshin Mails.


No Steamship Mails ,x a., n
Mil. n, R,ore Via Plymouth Cheboug and Hamburg per @s
,bi" H.a,s close at l0 Supplementary Ms,l I" 1901 VI
TLiri ST. Ioboken. ia closed at lp p m , 4, o,,ia With
IAN letters depoated in Supplementary MANS "u'' :"
double postagcl pis villa olose
WA ~ WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 90
N,p. for Hurope via Queenstown and Liverpool rer steamship
WISCONSIN at 1870 Supplementary Mall on ie' NO w.
M letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid vii"
donhlr nnstage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
tuestebester Countr Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
IA accommodating within hour and half OF
NewYo wesheer County, containing 400 acres in the highest
state cultivation land splendid MANSION so feet 'front.'
deep perfect orders also Building, 10 BY O arranged
for clubhouse or academy; 90 level ground suitable for
also and Saw Mill u feet head Of water failing
stram hundred head Of cs.e -four apple
orchard all grated and choice FRUIT fronting
all order and grounds ornamental water in all
parts Of the house, respect genemaus establishment and
anywhee the atmosphere dry and adapted
to weak lungs good front the city will be
payment Address WILLIAM DAVis Tribune once
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NJytlTURR ALMANAC

5l3 Sun 6:0i Moon SETS Us
DAY.
Cows island 0B Hell Gate Ferry 2: 0l
THIS DAY y. y.
l03 Cows. Island lll Hell Gate Ferrr IL Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Marianne
Dunno Of No sos TsaiAsr and Alice Dss c.Imtte yet.r:
Tenh-Ave.
In the Kings County Court Of Sessions the following
proaers SATURDAY. before Judge Troy Henry
fsbsr buslATr, Psuien.iay Alfred Bran Grand
rceny Theresa MercLu gfand larceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
Drooklpn Real Gstate far Sale.

TOR SALE, in Brooklyn, ut q bargain-A
frstss fu1e brownstone HOUSE; convenient to
ferries Handsomely tinted and fescoel son Immediately &C.
sired. Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN, No. 3 Finest
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Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.
OFITADLE INVESTMENT

A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
THE PURCHASE OF LAND BY THE ACRE
UPPER PART Of the CITY, Washington Nights on the
line Of the Grand Boulevard and Avenue St. Nicholas
land lies 2O feet higher than The Hudson River Of which 1t
commands yRfcent yewa
This locality Is supplei with .- ,r.u,n
POTTER BROTHBRS, 4 and Wsrren-t
4 JFTFTH and EIGHTH-AVE. and BROAD
IA WAY BUILDING LOTS sngly In plots and blocks fronting
and lots Madison and the adjacent streets
FOR SALB by " < STEVENSON l. SON, IL Pne-st
BUILDING LOTS.-LOTS between Fourth
ID ,v Boulevard Hnyninth and Onehundredand tentsA, Tor
SA LIE commission only ,n.
(pl50 H. H. LUDLOW q Co.. rIpesS
EIFTH-AVE.-FOr SALE, on Fifth-avey b.s
tween Portyth Rny.seven,h%ts several HOUSES
both large attractive For further
lars nd permits apply H. LUDLOW Co.. 3Pne-st (pla8l
NOR SALE-On Fiftecnth-st., between Eighth
and Nnhves brick HOUSE 25rao182 with gas er
carpets & &c. 90 Price asked, $26 In
Quire OF HOMER MORG AN, Z Pinest N,ys9l
I OTIS FOR SALE in the Eighteenth and
Tweuty6rt Wans Apply to A. H. .sUiDAM Evergreen ave-
AMI Woodbne BROOKLYN.
90 WEST FIFTY-FIFTH-ST.-FO SALE
e1eD Pourory hghstoop Nova Scotia front well bui
beautifully has all modern improvements Apply on premises
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ARLINGTON.
Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale.


CHEAP FARMS! FREE HONEST on the
" line Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Land Grant OF
900 900 Of tn best farming ard mineral lands In Amen
600 farming snd grazing lands on the hne
he road in the Nebraska the Great Platte Vsy no. S'
These lands mild and
grain growing unsrpsa n any 70 'he 80
sett2 900 Of Government Land oe.een s
North Platte pen for entry Homestsads on W We ~
equal to bounty 500 send for the ne" edition OF deceptive
everywhere. Aidress U. T. DA-
Wis Land Commissioners, u. r. r. r. Co. Omaha Eeb.
CTATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.-FOr SALE
the New Brighton three minutes from linn
HOTSR With modern with lots Of Es1nd -
most attractive situations the north shore
'- J. 81 PHELPS 81 Cedar4t
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gitnations Uanteo-- nlales.

A LL-SCHOLARED German, being also
"A good perman, wishes employment. ENTRY CLERK PoR
TER other adequate work Best OF references given as to
character, &c. Please address p. H., Tribune Once
EMPLOYMENT WANTED by competent
II BOOKKEEPER Address W., Box loo Tribune Once.
EARM-HANDS-8 Bowling green.-PIERCE
Co. constantly hand kr swedes Germans Scotch
and English Also Mechanics, Coachmep Gardeners, &c.
CCOTCHMAN AND WIFE-ENGLISHMAN
and WIFE-6rste farmland snd hou.emas just arrived want
SITUATIONS Inquire at Agency PIERCE Co.. BoShngsreen
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GRIT MOLL.
(An,r II, maRntr Of the NodTns.)

(hher The mdRRtr Of the UodtrnsD
Uurra for Mol Of the Mountains,
The gal that hangs by me,
III back her agin the biggest cuss,
Whoever the fool may DO.
She's sumner and o roarcr!
What do you say she's black
Young fellow, you'll git 1uOrrr
III you don't take that word back.
Down in the g,ilch's belly
she pitched INTO Silver jim:
SlIc knocked him into jelly
There was little left OF Inn.
She and grizzly tussled-
Ii WAS even tug and go,
She'd nary a rag left on her,
But she made him swallow hoo
She bet her pile and lost it,
For goucing Lee was there
She did MT seem To care u bit
Didn't the fellow stare
"I'll 20 anotherw yelled Molly.
We gathered round 10 SEQ
She touched of key OF powder
And landed i'll tree.
Mol was hanging there too
She did not vince or moan,
But to see her open and shut her hands
Would have melted nCart Of stone.
care you sufferin' much 10" said I, "MOll."
"Im Just In hell" said she;
"But guess as far as monte goes,
I'm ahead Of gouging Lee !"
Three months on her back Mol lay
The powder mark is there,
But g0uging Lee found another tree:
Now call her black, II you dare!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-18
SPLENDID SEA ISLAND PLANTATION
wadmallaw Island, South Carolina, 20
Miles from Charleston,
FOR GALE

ROSE BANK PLANTATION co1t.0s o." .cre' eo Of ysrl
are planting COTTON corr &C. the laisncs bang fSB
HEAVY WOOD LAND This weiknovn Plantation formerly Ss
property Witge deceased Tor ns
the leland Long Staple Cotton spd folly eqSs . a;
Plantation Islands II s. c. Is 10 hr bear ana
than other Sea Island property and VEL known 70
Plantation Tie cooastS
Dwelling House Store Gin oase aud Gns Eg,e iSus. sa
steam Engine power Cotton Ho GrS MI Wh ccnpke
machinery and 30 Negro Houses Ao,1 ao Ss ass nov
planted Corn tn Crops beng oo ana he Cc'os
r.d this will bring Ore Dollar Per pound .Te Cnns s
pounds produced The place has
every year since the ami been well and
each year.
me OVER having other Plantations 10 o. inns p
ss 10 this above name, Buildings aud appuenaoee
well Mns Horses Flows and all Agricultural Imp emens reaJ
commence planting this Fall for tie There vi" Dc
ton seed enough the place arising the present manure ~
Land for next
ON the Plantation are Fhy Hands mostly The prea
who are attached TO their old home civil industries
shoer perfect plantation hands with the Hoe Pw Abundant
additional labor can be found in the vicinity at 81 cents
valuable Is offered at hoy hot prize almost
abDg the purchaser for the Plantation VI Crupa R
he male cotton factor In Charleston wea
the producveness and splendid condition Of this Plantation vel
To desrons Of avoiding the Indictment Winters Of the NA
by pleasant profitable property
special Advantage Will be sold for exchanged for
property In NewYork Its apply
JOHN {. JACoBSOHN 7O4 Broadway, Eew.lorE
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oorRr cALgyDARs-THH DAT.

,,.c. r,., r.vx-p.Rr TRACY, "opens at 10 a. d.
"AHSn Nouhr r, DE-. ~ I6,s6 Maiopc al. Lush
e,co' 'Sea'rI sB,. M. 6t64 Greed AK Keensn
1861. .Uhger ag Schawre oio.' D D., . tarlo,o
Suy,eaut Bank o4a Nm IS
oG S' .nau aet Dic.oI no,.x 400. Hun sgt PrAnh
o4as' .SboNnu8e Nh 10y '6.6l aame agt. Same.
653i Bgelow agt Ciaremont .S3 sr Frank
64S. .Shuman fg. Owens os"'' 'o~-A ~
6455. Burnett sgt. Carlton. =, ou,.
1870 rAH' " Isr 1 La..ell Al. Davis
6Si' bine agI. LMnv jn55. Bishop ast Wright
62i3. Sanger sg Anderson 80 inna .gi McDonough
6s3 Fraser Roseabls,t Us ,, 20 ,hs Are DN
62o3. .Rueshler sgt Gross o@|' nv" M.,.fg 70
61g. .Sberidan All. Chsrlocf !, ,o-e Nil at TSsrn.sA
81. RES agt. The II. r. RH To- '''o De" 'e~
Harvard agt Iunley
PAEr Ill JoACHIhsKS - - ee T en WI, trd,.w.
$685. .Aiusel agt Lipleman ,,o Onnn. Al 4 m
CJuRr GxSRRAL sEssioNs-DkpFpp I,bv and Peter
Thomas kreg rape ''r ~ ~, III. a. P.ter White
noInens, ,C; ,obbcry receiving stolen goods
M1tnir, robbery 8Hugh Rice grand larceny
5Chailes A. Denneys burglaJ w. 'yonn S1nns.
6.Joscph Bergman receiving ~ nsH III I'D Mari Gro
stolen goods h''"eu,; ' III, .rceny
10. .Patnck Mcclure, receiving
stolen goods
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-15
Jes' So.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer in &C
counting for the defeat of the De
mocracy in California on the 9Th
says: Governor Haight, the Dem
cratic candidate was very unpopular
and owing to local dissensions
among Democrats we have lost the
State, and perhaps one Congress
man. That is an all-suficient rea-
son-after election-but Haight
was very popular and sure to be
elected before. Truth is, the tide
has set against the Democracy, and
there is no use of trying to snake
head against. Grant carried the
State by 500, but the Democracy
afterwars carried it Now, we have
a majority of over 5000.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-15

ments of Democratic papers and DO
liticians. They see the evidences OF
economy and integrity in the man.
ner in which the public debt is being
paid of, even with a much reduced
tax list from which to realise ths
means to do so. But an army Of
useless hangers on has been disposed
of, and the revenues have been hon.
estly collected, and with the saving
thus effected. and the increased
amounts received from strict eollec-
tions, the debt is being paid rapidly.
And they are able to see that with
all the resources of revenue at the
disposal of johnson and the De
mocracy, no effort was made to re-
duce the peoples burdens. They
see also that whiis the debt of the
general government under a Repub-
hcan administrator has been re-
duced $251, 100000, the debt of the
city of New York, under the Tam.
many Democracy, has been increased
over $6O,00O,OOO, and they are able
to reach the conclusion that a party
which will honestly and economical
ly administer the general govern
ment will, with equal fidelity, admin
istr local governments. This is
logical and the conclusion of neces-
sity forces itself upon them to vote
the Republican ticket in order to
secure this result. Democrats, OF
SanduskY county, ponder the matter
and vote right.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-15

The course Of study at FELTON, d
Bigelow Business College of Cleve-
land, Ohio, is beneficial to boys,
young and middle-aged men in all
the walks of life, and it is assem-
tial to the success of the mechanic
laborer or farmer as to strictly bust.
ness men. To become a correct
book keeper, a rapid calculator or
good penman, attend this School.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-09-15

The nomination of J. Park Alex
ander Of Summit County, for Repre-
sentative, does not seem to have Civ
en- very general satisfaction to the
Republicans there, and an indepen-
dent candidate named Russ has been
brought out, who will be supported
bv the bolters.