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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-03
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DemmOn s. CamfieId's Estate.
NOTICES hereby given that the subs riber has
u been appointed administrator of the estate Of
Demmon S. Camheld, ,late OF sapduskY county, de-
ceased. JESSE EMERSON
Fremont, o. January IS, 1881. 4-6
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Tho House and Senate remained but short
time in session on the 2Sth, and after passing
resolutions Of regret and coincidence, on the
death of Hon. G. 1. Young, adjourned until
Tuesday.
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treasurer, Springfield, Mass.
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Our Boiled and Paw Oil, we guar.
rantee every gallon to be strictly
pure. We are Head Quarters Cor
Paints of every kind and description,
selling more than any two houses
combined in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

Maj. jed Hotchkiss, Col. VIM. Lamb Msj
John W Green, l.. W. Green. and ". "
Webb, were the committee recently appointed
BY the meeting Of Land Owners and Real Es
tate Agents held ia Norfolk charged with the
duty Of inviting from different portions Of Eir
GINA such citizens as they may know 10 be abls
and willing to contribute valuable counsel ant
zeal in this enterprise: to attend a meeting ii
aid Of Immigration, to be held at tie Exchange
Hotel, in the city OF Richmond, on Tuesday
the 18th day Of December next. al o'clock ?
IL These gentlemen arc engaged in The per
iortnsnre Of this duty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The Secretary Of the Treasury recommends
in his report, reduction Of the tariff To the
extent of twenty millions, and Of internal re
venue to the amount Of seventeen millions,
abolishiDg all the internal taxes, except those
upon spirituous, vinous and malt liquors and
tobacco, of course including the income tax
This, he says: can now be done; and still leave
$50, 900, 600 annually for the reduction Of the
Dab,
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itONSltNIr.TEU.

The LAIE REV. Dr. TCsTIN--At the reyu,
lar meeting OF the Oldest Inhabitants AsSo-
citation in Washington. the death Of Rev. Sep
tmus Tus!in WAS announced, and Rev j. H..
Elliott introduced the following
Whereas it Lag pleased the Sovereign Arb!-
ter of life and death: the God aud Father of
lis all. and the great Head o.! the Church. TO
rake unto himself our late brother member.
Rev Septimus Tustin. D. D., who departed
this life al his late residence i'll this city on the
morning Of the .'>rlt O. October: 1871 at a
good old age, Il, =. shock Of corn that is fully
ripe - and whereas DR.. fustin was u faithful
and eloquent preacher If the gospel, having
filled many responsible Offices in the Church Of
which he was an earnest. able and successful
minister. lie was chaplain to the University
Of Virginia in 1856 lie wa twice elected
chaplain to the House OF Representatives Of
the ,'nited States. and subsequently elected TO
the corresponding position to the United States
Senate. He was % various occasions chosen
a: moderator To several of the judcatorieS Of
the Church from the session t" I; ne synod. Dr.
Tustin has been pastor of several churches IN
MARYLAND and Virginia and Of one or Eiole III
this city. 81! Of which he served With zeal
fidelity and devotion, and generally viii. great
acceptance and success therefore
Resolved. That this association ha: heard
with deep and sincere sorrow Of the death of
the late Dr. Tustin, for in his detnis= we have
lost valuable and esteemed member. As &
good citiz:u, parent patriot, phI!anthro.
pist, Christian. q man of God: aud minister
OF the gospel VIZ mourn and shall miss him
much, for al these relations he illustrated and
adorned
Resolved That TIN: association tender 10
the hcreered widow aud relatives Of our late
lauentrl brother the assurance ot' orr heartfelt
sympathy and condp!euce: and will pray that
this affection ma he 81 sanctifed 10 them all
that it may prove like pearI-diyer : weight by
which he sinks only t. riSs with richer treasures
FROM the depths Of the ocean
Resolved As further marx OF respect 10
the memory u our departed brother, the III ~
Gers Of thi: association will wear the usual badge
Of mourning
The resolutions were unanimously adopted:
and the association adjourned.
Washington D. g., Dee. J.
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The following paragraph occurs in tho Pres

The following paragraph occurs in tho Pres
ident's Message
The condition of the Southern States is un-
happily not such as all true patriotic citizens
would like 10 see. Social ostracl>ln Tor opln-
ions sake, personal violence or threats towards
persons entertaining political views opposed TO
those entertained By the majority OF the old cit
liens. prevent immigration and the flow OF
much needed capital into the States lately in re-
beion 1t will be happy condition Of the
country when the old citizens Of these States
will take an interest in public affairs, promul-
gate ideas honestly entertained, vote for men
representing their views and tolerate the same
freedom Of expression and ballot in those enter
tanning different political convictions.
The condition of the South is certainly not
such as any t17,e loot,iot would like to see. but
it has been made as it is by the acts Of the party
of which the President is the leader, and by the
passage Of obnoxious aud tyrannical laws. ap-
plcab!e to one section and made to be felt in
the South only. The Loyal League" carry
political ostracism to its utmost extent and the
old citizens are in many instances debarrei from
';taking an interest in public affairs because
Of the laws enacted to prevent them from do
iug that very thing. Ku Klux acts, the right,
in time Of peace. to suspend the writ OF habeas
corpus in Southern States and the enforcement
of those doubtful powers. Tor the sake
Of carrying out party ends. ara certainly not
calculated to produce condition Of affairs that
would commend themselves to any true paf'tot.
As to promoting an influx OF Immigration and
capital, no people on earth have, since the war,
done more or held out stronger inducements to
capital, and to immigrants to come among
them and help to build up their waste pl accs,
than the people Of the South but in their en-
dea7ors they have been thwarted more especial
ly iu the States further South by the bad leg
islation of those who have obtained power and
control and who on account Of the ostracls!n o.
the old citizens have acquired place and power
merely to abuse both
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The General Assembly of Iirgiaa urets 10.
MORROW There will be doubtless Il quorum
present 10 both branches and an organization
effected at Once 1t is To be hoped that this
will be & business session. and if the members
apply themselves diligently 10 the work before
them. and remain at their posts it may be a
short one. TOO Let ring" lobbyists aud all
outside influences: be ignored, and the interests
Of the State only looked after We hope for the
best from this Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05
ALEXANDRIA,. VA.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ..

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE is a business
document, and gives resume of the opera
lions OF the government during the last year,
praisng much that has been done: and max
ipg several suggestions and recommendations,
to which ne shall refer hereafter. We are
pleased to gee that he favors amnesty. He ez-
presses himself anxious for civil reform, in
relation 70 appointments upon the recommen-
aations Of friends Of the persons seeking Office
defends the Ku-Klux law, and his action
under it-states that our foreign relations are
generally of peaceful nature, &c, &c. The
Message is before our readers 1t should re-
ceire fair and candid consideration from the
people of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

In the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
Speaker Blaiue announced his appointments Of
the committees not filled at the spring session.
Mr., Dawes, Of Massachusetts,, has the Chair
,nanship Of the Ways and Maan' Committee ::
Mr. Cooper, of Massachusetts,. that ii the
Banking and Currency Committee Mr.. Gar
field Of Ohio that ofthe Appropriations Com.
mittce; aud Mr. Shellabarger. Of Ohio, that Of
the Commerce Commi tee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The Commissioner of Agriculture recon-
nends in his report that instead Of the present
wholesale distribution OF the annual report Of
the Department, the Public Printer be author.
lied to send it by mail to any party who will send
him sixty cts which will cover the cost oiprln-
ing and the expense Of enveloping and postage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
:" T, S'.ow H. r,,q nyr omi L"tp "i:h, Tim

- S''''' ~ ",'' "H' "'',. ''''," - - $50"
Al New Orleans. Yesterday in the SECOND Dis
,.;,, r,prI 1pav,. r. Wharton ro)I;ps decided
~, wac, f.''t ,,,,.,,,,. ~ .ran Uun.
t w. ~ Gaines III gc Iecorrs that Mrs. Gaines
is not the legitimate child Of Daniel Clark nor
his universal Iegat.e, and therefore orders that
the will Of 1856; purporting 10 be the will of
Daniel Clark be revoked and declared invalid
that the probate hereof h: annnIled. Mrs
Gaines relied manly upon Tins VIII IN her
claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

ERRArA. In the hurry of getting out the
President Message the printers, in Washington
did not take much pains. nor was there any time
70. proof reading: consequently many errors
occurred, some Of which are rather ludicrous
for instance when the President is made to
say in reference TO the Catacazy difficulty, that
the affairs Of the Imperial Legation have pas.
sed iulo the hands Of Il gentleman entirely d.
je.t.ont,lle instead Of unobjectionable it will at
first blush astouish Count Orlof Many other
errors occur. but they will be readily detected
and corrected By tie reader.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The trial Of the case Of Mrs. Wharton. charg
ed with poisoning Of Gen. ketchum and Eu
gene Van Ness, commenced in Annapolis Yes
terday 1t progressed NJ farther thau tile Oh
tanning OF eight Jurors from the regular pane
which was then exhausted: anl ta!,.-;nau slim
mOnel
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SPEAKER Of THE HOUSE or DELEGATE:

SPEAKER Of THE HOUSE or DELEGATES. 49,
The Riclmond correspondent Of the Peters
burg index says tLat 1t il the impression i'll
official circles that r. Y. Daniel will receive the
almost unanimous nomination Of the Conserva-
tive members Of the House Of Delegates for
the speskership if he wants it. Tbs: norri-
nation is equivalent to an election
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05
iCOAMCEirAT TED.

We lesi,e t. cali the attention Of the Presi
,t=ut Of the Potomac Steamboat Co.: TO the i'm
portaucc ot erecting warehouse Or shed. for
the protection Of grain brought BY the steamer
Wawa$set Grain is frequently landed in bad
weather: aOd Is some times injured before IT
can be hauled away. We hope some action
will te taken immediately, MERCHANTS.
December lth ISL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The u York Tribune states editoisly tila,
MIR Fish has resigned. tor will do So immedi-
atey tbs office Of Secretary Of Stale Mr..
Pierrpont, Of a. Ioil. i. mentioned a: likely
20 Je his Successor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

In view OF the unexpected Recommendation
of the President in support of general amnesty,
q movement will be made ~ report and pass
such bill before the II st Of the month which
cnm m pnCt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05
L G.cSa Sale.

RICHMOND December / IL ar.,,rIant. wiki
thu act Of Assembly passed last session, the
Board Of Public Works will on the 9TH Of Feb
ruary next sell At anctinn the States interest
in all works Of Internal Improvement, including
:, j. shares cou!A0n stock III Tic RichnInnd
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. 20. 40
shares in the Chesapeake and Ohio hail-oad
4,9In shares 10 the Richmond and York River
Railroad. one bond Tor Sl,lsO,U'rI Of the AT
laali', Mississippi and Ohio Railroad company
secured hy second mortgage on tho road &
balance pi s42. DOB due by tia: Ri,hlnord and
DanyiIl. Railroad. secured By Il mortgage
three hnnl> n!' the Acxanlria, l>al0Mn ana
Hampshire Railroad Company for 2l6,9j4
each ..i.Nr0 shares preferred stock in the
James River anl kanawha Canal Company,
and &, go shares common stock VI the par
value Of over $:>l $50 in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Caaa! Company also shares Of connion
stock in the kcmpSrilie Canal Company. Of
the per value Of ncar!y Sl4,UJ0. R:vanna Ma.
vigalion Company par VAIN" over 100000.
Roanoke Navigation Company rar value
$4,000. and ppcr Appomat!02 Navigation
Company par value SGU, 900 also the State
interest in nine Plank Road Companies. eighty
six Turnpike Companies. and i"nr Bridge Com
panlcS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

4 large number Of canal boats arc frozen III
VI the Hudson river between New York and
Albany, having Cd board Over sjtHj.Aj worth
IF nrniur-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

Ths DIAMOND MURDERER "A briet tele-
gram which appeared in the New DIRK Star a
day Or two since, relative to the release from
prison OF the once famous Ignatz Rat2ky, no
doubt recalled to the minds of many of our
readers the facts of the famous diamond mer-
chant murder sensation, which convulsed this
city in October ten years ago
Sigismund Fellner: diamond merchant, was
found dead at Hoboken. with twenty one stabs
near the heart He had been but two weeks
in the country: he lodged 10 Brooklyn with
Ignatz Ratzky, young foreigner, and had in
innate relations with A.hertina Phau,n, East
Broadway, New York, in house kept By a
Mrs. Marks When last seen alive Felner left
this house in company with Ratzky to go 10
their lodgings in Brooklyn This was on the
18th Of October, 1861. Four days after his
body was found. Suspicion at once was at,
tached to Rat2ky and the two women Ratzky
disappeared, the two women were arrested; a
quantity Of the diamonds belonging to the
murdered man were found 10 their possession.
and ut night Albertina committed suicide in
her cell by hanging herself Mr.: Marks was
taken to New Jersey; she either Was actually
crazy or assumed to be; was discharged for
keeping house Of prostitution 10 California.
brought Ii Freehold. imprisoned Tor eight
months, transferred to Brooklyn, where he was
tried April 90, 1868. found guilty and sent
enced to be hanged. The sentence however,
was committed by Governor Fentou % July
90, 1868. to Imprisonment for tn. tenn OF
seven years and two months, from March II:
1866, subject TO further Deduction by so0d
conduct in prison.
Nearly nine years ba7e passed Sinee ti- tvu
rictioD: and, after almost seven years 10 State
Prison. be has been hberstad.-N +. Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

II is said that Senator Sumner will SOIL i'll
troduce in Congress bill TO amcnd The tonstl
tuition 50 rs to limit all future occupants Of The
Presidential chair 10 one term Ct oaice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

lner:; j.. i general belief IN London tina; the
Prince Of " a!cs has passed the crisis of his dis
ease. and that with thu suLsilen2e Of the level
be is oui ii danger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The Pc ,ident'a Mrssagc contains a hrirt ab
stract ot' tue principal subjects mentioned il
thu Reports Of all the heads of Departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The GRAND Duke Alexis visited Philadelphia
yesterday: and WAS welcomed with every de-
monstration Of honor. and most kindly aud court
eously entertained lie attended Grand Ball
at night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

''ChriStnas is coming and the retail trade
ought to begin to be brisk The stores in Al
ezandria are we'll supplied with every thing
wanted for Christmas times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

Mr. L. w. Braxt3n. Of Virginia, has hreu
placed OH The l,onlurlee Oh Freedmen $ Al.
fair. ia ,h. House Of Representatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The Virginia Delegation in Congress is rep
resented on the following standing committees
Committee on Claims, .Jno. +. Harris: Com
mittec on Post Offices and Post Roads, Chas.
Fl. Porter: Committee on Manufactures, VIM.
II. II. Stoweii: Committed on Military Affairs,
William Terry: Committee on Revolutionary
Claims Vim. H. Fl. S!owell; Committee on
Naval Affairs, James Fl. Plat ir; Committee
OIL Revolutionary Pensions and war Of 1872,
Chas II. Porter: Committee on Freedmen
Affars. Elliott H. Braxton; Committee on tx.
pcndturcS Oh Public Buildings. r. T. ". Duke;
Select COMMITTEES on Mississippi Iavees. R. T.
". Duke: Committee OH Coinage. Weight:
and Measures, john Critcher: Committee or
Public Htil,ling, and Grounds. James IT.
pi9it IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

We Sapp,se. the Russian Grand Duke lind:
here uow quite congpnial climate with ice
enough tt satisfy him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The former feud between Mr.. Butler aud
MIR. Farnsworth Of the House Of Representa-
tives has either been adjusted or will not be
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The newspapers generally, OF all parties,
treat the President Message, courteously, and
for the most part conteut themselves with an
enumeration Of the different topic: discussed
ia il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

1t is believed that the present session u
Congress will be very protracted one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

Thus. l.. Smith, First Auditor Of the Treas
ury died al Washington, yesterday aged
eighty three Years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05
sSashiHgtOa New.

T:ie Senate Finance inmmttc Wcr: in -:
sion about al boar sc sierday. They nad: ~
progress whaterer in shaping Iu.ttcrs towards
pertrctlng legislation upon tie tariff law. bat
devoted the session 90 a general Interchange III
views upon the subject.
The Senate will probably hold :aucu- H.
morrow 10 select their committees There i:
believed 10 Ee entira unarimity among li4e
friends: Of th. Administration and very lew
changes will b: made i'll the committees.
Mr. Banks. reappointed chairman oi' ihe
Foreign Affairs Committee ia the lious,. Yes
terlay. will Civ. his special attention to affairs
in Cuba, a. illustrated By the aiiu:ion 70 the
same in the President luessage
Mr. Blair, in the Senate yesterday. and Mr.
Beck IN the House, introduced resolutions
calling On the President for his authority for
declaring martial Law in South Carolina.
There was more curiosity about The position
Gen Butler would have on the House Com
mittee than am other member. taaausc
Of the porsonal relations heretofo7s exist
ing between him and the Speaker aud hi:
appointment IT, the comparatively uniinv0r-
rant Committee for the Revision Of Laws. and
reduction in scale Of seniority upon other com
mlttees. il regarded A. evidence that be 4nl
Mr.. Blaine have not buried the ;omahawk
The composition OF thr Way AMI M.an9
Committee G! the House Of Representatives,
latiye TO tbs tariff is thus Analysed Dawes
leans towards high tariff, and il claimed by the
high tariff men. Maynard Kelley aad Roberts
are high tariGin all: four Brooks, FinkIcu,
burg Beck and Kerr are free trade men four
in all. Barchard who is claimed as high tariff
but moderate nevertheless. will hold the ia!
ance Of power Oh questions 81 Tariff
On revenue rei1rm prop:r li!cr. /: ii irciI-
ed majority Ga the committee il; the House of
Representatives. aud fTe are pledged t. earnest
effort tnl radica. change: i'll ihat direction,
namely: Burcha:i Bro2L= FihhIenhurg
Beck and Kerr, maxim five upt II tie nine
committee men and Dave /: expected H. q,
operate With them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

The l.. ). survey steamer Has>ier With =
distinguished party Of scientific explorers. sail
ed from Boston yesterday upou a voyage a!ou.
the itlaDtic and Pacific coasts 81 NORTH ADD
South America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

Morgan Powell general foreman Vi the lie
high Coal aud Navigation Company was shot
on Sunday evening a, Submit Hill while Oh
his way to the Company othc- by an unknowo
man who placed the pistol close ~ thr breast
of Mr.. Powell and fired. the powder burning
his coat. Nr. poweIl died yesterday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05
E.7.N'Cl' GSOD5.
NV AND Omar Goop..

Toby r9c:!@ci ~ -Hcw York s:esne. oshs:
large ;avoice: .:
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TOliN a. FIELD,

MAn.lg4e,.r.r hn1 Deairr ia
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Green 5 Mammoth Notion HOUSE

NJ 10 King stres;.
nov .S--ro3t