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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-24

The French Assembly at Bordeaux effected
a prompt organization constituted itself tenn
porary provisional Republic, with Theirs as
President, Faire as Premier, and Simon, Pic
ard, Barthloy, and the Duke de Decazes, as
the Cabinet To this Committee is assigned
the duty of making peace with Bismarck.
When this is done, the Assembly viii roassem-
BILE at Paris, and the question of future gov
ernment be submitted as it should be to the
people of France. The probabilities point
trongly to the Count de Paris as the next
Of France.
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REcoRDs OF CRINE.-Cleveland Is
causing a history of crime to be
written, which If continued will ere
long cause the fair fame Of that city
to be blighted. Scarce had the ex-
citement of recent crimes passed
g away, than another carnival OF blood
was enacted, in which the chief actors
we're q ibertine and q girl whom be
had ruined. Jennie D1oz is said 10
be of highly respectable family, but
through disreputable acquaintance
became associated with man named
Fisk. Ignoring the counsel OF her
family. she continued the acquain
tance and finally went from home to
the house of the friend who had in
troduced Fisk. The acquaintance
was continued elsewhere, until the
libertine accomplished the ruin
ssof the girl She demanded his pro
lection which be at last refused. On
Thursday OF last week she sought
him again, at Rocky River, and in
answer to her solicitations for assis-
tSuee, received only threats of expo.
sure and disgrace. Exasperated at
such treatment she drew a revolver
and shot him, killing him almost in
lo stantly. She was shortly afterwal d
o arrested and held in custody. A
coroner's jury rendered the verdict
that the deceased came to his death
by pistol shot fired by the hand Of
Jennie DrOz. As IL the eircumstan-
ces of this murder were not appalling
enough to satisfy The love for hor-
rible things, another crime was per-
petrated upon the next day, amid
the deepest filth in Cleveland. The
circumstances which led to the mur-
der a;e unimportant, except that it
occurred in the lowest type Of negro
life. A negro who had been living
with 3 woman, left her and was alb
sent for long time, meanwhile, she
went to live with another colored
mSn. On Friday last, the first one
returned and claimed the woman.
An alterication ensued betweent he
men, in which the negro who last
lived with the woman was stabbed
and killed by the o&er. The -mur--
derer was arrested and placed in con
1nement. Only one day intervened,
when passion again leaped to the
helm and another murder was re-
ported, in which a boy shot and
stabbed his stepfather. The murder
occurred on Saturday last, in house
on Chestnut Street. Itappears that
the man came home drunk, began to
abuse his wife and daughter, when
the son interfered, and as is sup.
posed, snot and stabbed him. The
son claims that it was the result Of
accident. That pistol in the pook-
ct Of The father discharged, and the !
ahot took efact in the head, ard
that the wound was caused by his
falling upon knife which was also |
IN his pocket. Circumstances. how.
ever, show that such thing would |
have been impossible. The son is !
.-uder arrest. Such is city life in
- lSnd.
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AdvIces from Halifax state that
the British ship Zoe, laden with pro-
visions contributed BY American
aeltiEens, and bound for France, was
wrecked on the night ofthe sOth, on
Bell Rock, near Halifax. The ves-
Sci aud. cargo are reported a total
lee
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In the House on the 18th, after some unim-
portant business, and notice that Southern Pa
cifc Railroad, Bill would be reported on Tues
day for immediate action, the report of West
Point COMMITTEES was considered, and discus
sed at length. At the expiration of morning
hour vote was ordered, and the amendments
proposed to the original report were rejected.
An attempt was made to kill the report, by an
additional resolution appointing a court Of in
quiry into the conduct of officers of the insti-
tuition, laid on the table Second resolution
was then adopted. Further consideration of
report postponed, and bill for better security
on board vessels propelled wholly or in part
by steam, taken up and passed. Adjourned.
Ia the Senate, various alidavits We erifying
signatures to remonstrsnee against removal of
disabilities from Senator elect Vance and Re-
Waddell, were presented. Re-
ferred. Sumner presented various petitions
from Massachusetts for the establishment of a
chair of Homeopathy ia the National Insti-
tute. Bill to recover damages for the loss Of
the stoOp of war,Oneida reported back. Reso-
luton directing Judiciary Committee TO inquire
as to the right OF the Treasury Department 10
retain all compensation on services rendered
By Pacific Railroad, and its branches, and ap-
ply same on interest on bonds Issued to aid the
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A FEW days ago, the death Of
SteinwaX the eminent pisno-forte
maker, was announced; the telegraph
has sifcs mentioned the demise Of
i his great rival, Cbickering. A some
what remarkable coincidence.
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TnE Temperance organization OF
Washington City, observed Wash
ington's Birthday by a meeting in
lincoln Hall. Addresses we're made
By Senator'S nnd Representatives, be-
longing TO the organization.
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For all 'hs Purposes of a Laxative
Medicine,

Perhaps no one lnedi
cine IS so universally re-
quired by everybody As
I1r1T- cathar1-, nor was ever
any before 30 universally
adopted into use, in sv-
cry ountTy and among
LfAWGH al classes, as this mil
but efficient puTgative
-, Ptu. The obvious res
son Is, that it is more
g reliable and far more ef-
tectual remedy than anl
other. fIV~ 4iI nave tried It, know that it cured
hem; those who have not know that it cures theil
neighbors and friends, and all know that what II
does once it does always that it never fails
through any fault or neglect Of its Composition
We have thousands upon Thousands Of certificates
of their remarkable cures of the following com
plants, but such cures are known in every neigh
uorhood, and We need not publish them Adanfed
70 all a2es and conditions in all cm 4tes: contain
ing neither calomei OF any deleterious drug they
"a AZ be taken with safety by anl body Thar sr,
gar cDating preserves them ever fresh and make
hem pleasant TO take, while being purely vepets-
BILE no harm can arise from their use in apy
quantity.
In operate by their powerful influence on this
internal Viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
1t into healthy actlon-remove the obStru tions ii
ne sto aeh, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
iody, restoring their irregular action to health
md By correc ing, wherever they exist, such de
angements are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper OF.
he box, for the following complaints, which thes'
Pills rapidly cure:-
FIr Dyspepsia or Indigestion. List.
iessness, Eang1or ana Loss of ApDe.
Iite, they shOuId De taken moderately TO stiInu-
lre the stomach and restore its healthy tone anc
lction.
ymptIus, Bilious Headache, Sick
tzeadache, JaundIces or Green Sick :
EeSe, Bilious COatc ana Bilious Fe.
VeFS, they Should be judiciOusly TAX, Ior eae
Use " correct the diseased action or remove TIT
.OstructlOns which cause II.
For OysenteFY OF WtRErhRa, but on,
niId dOsei is gehvralty ieQuirsd
Eur RheumaatSml, GOut, Gravel,
Palpl GRtiOn of the Heart Pain "a
.ne Blde, Back anu Lo1ns, they should b.
0rItinuousIy taken. Hs required, change the Oh
4ssed action Of the system. With such chank [
uose eumpt tints disappear.
Ior DrOPsy sno DfOPstcRl SWellingl
ney AnOuad cs taken ~ ge ana II 60 4enu dUs,t
o proiu . the effect VI drastic puTga.
For Suppression = large oUse should b.
AS DiFnsT PttL, take une Ur i've P1ILs 10
Jro uose olgesCion HBo reiieve the stomach.
AN occasional dose stimulates the stomach an,
bowels INTO hsslthy &C ION, 7, stores the sppetI,e
md Isyigoratss the rystem. Hence it is often 40
analogous whers no serious arrangement exist
me Sho feels sOlerUbly we'll. often hads that /
.uSs OF these Pills makes HIM feel decidedly BET
er, from tneir Cleansing and renOvating effect Oh
ne digestive apparatus.
DIR. j.. c. AVER e CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL MASS, U. S. A..
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.s..Trn EditoTiaI Convention met
Yesterday, st Akron. We had In
tended being present, but an extra
/. run n, Of work deprives US Of the antici-
mated pleasure. 10 oei..
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esaIThe bin to provide 8 government
tor the District 81 Columbia was
.signsd bE the President on the 1Ist
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-24

On the 18th in the House, bill to establish
superior court in Greece county passed. Com
mittee to visit grave of Gen. Harrison, recon-
mended an appropriation of $4,000 for mon
ument Resolution asking Congress for add;
tional pay to soldiers who enlisted in 1851, and
were discharged on account Of sickness, before
two years, without bounty. Griffth's r. R.,
bill is to be discussed on the ID March. Bills
were introduced to provide for election OF
Street Commissioner by wards; to provide for
inspection of steam boilers, with one chief and
nineteen assistants; to prevent County Record
ers from using printed forms; to authorize
construction Of lock in canal at Cleveland.
In Senate, bills were introduced to allow
Incorporated hydraulic companies to cousoli-
date with similar companies in other States;
to strike the word ''white" from act relating
to juniors in. the several township of counties.
Bill TO authorize election of two additional
Judges in. Hamilton county, passed, also, reso-
luton calling on Indiana to perform contract
in regard to Wabash and Erie Canal
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
THE DWELLING HOUSE with
i kirk Stable Carriage and Wood House there
to, now Occupied By I. NJ Mi hazel, Front street
viii be foT rent about the st Of April. Price $3.50
STORE ROOM in Clapp's Build
~ ing, now vacant. Price $40 per month.
Also, DWELLING Rooms In the I'd story OF
same building. Price IS per month.
QRICK HOUSE on State street
II for rent On lst Of Mar h. $40 per month. -
I'M. KELLER.
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Al aCoMEuSTcATioN" called ous ~
our articles in last weeks paper n
reference to the real estate appraise-
nsnt will appear in our next issue
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THE NEW YORK DAY-BOOK.-TEE
CHAMPION OE WHITE SUPREMACY
AGAINST THE WORLD. A FIRsT-ULAsS
EIGHT PAGE DEMOCATIC WEEKLY, sstab-
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PUBLIC SAL

- THE undersigned will sell at S8%CA
AN pubic sale, At his residence 2H kSA1R
AGmiles west Of Fremont, on the
farm Of D. Betts, on
MOndRY, March 9Th, 1871,
at 10 o'clock A NJ. the following property, to wit
Horses, Cows, Young Cattle, Sheep, sows.
them with litteIs; lot Of Sho4ts, Dinner Bell,
Woods Mower and Reaper, nearly new; and othe'
farming utensils of all kinds, Hay By the ton, Corr
Fodder, and many other articles.
TER Ms ALI sums Of IS and under cash; over
that gum credit Of nine months will be gwen OIL
note with approved security. A. ]. WOLFE.
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NOTTOE
Dls.sla.lOn q 0s.par.nsr.hls:

NOAAC6
Of DIsselatiOn Of Ce.PartnershiB.
t'HEhrm fCanAeld, Bro. z Uo., IS dissolved .,
ths death oK l.. Garfield and by illnltslIOIr ..
Ilne OF pArJnershIp. Fred Helrlck and T.. a
5rlstol have bOugnJ the remainlng inteltet OF l.
janhsld' sessats IN the rats hIIn.
gfEFJ. y. CAEFfELD,
PRED. HEDkILA,
y. a. BhLSfOL,
h. p. bUCkEAND
Executor Of l.. Canneld's Estate.
Fremont, January %, 1871.
Geo. C. CaDeeld, Fred. Hedrick and E. A. Bris-
.OI have this day FORMED a oO-partnershIp unds.
.ne nTm nane Of Garfield, he0rIek & BIIstoi, Iul
be SsrryIng on Of the genera Hardware business
N RTeUOnt, Assuming gns payment OT the lnueO.-
dness OF the la5e hrln, Aud taking Ihs buck ae-
Jounts and notes o. the same. We would rrsu,,t-
July AK our frlenas nU'W owing rs TO cali ana
eILe. We shall make 1t 1OP the Interest OF all 10
JattoniSe The new hrm.
So GANP1hLD, HEDRICK & BRISTOL.
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& asHIs M NO HUMBUGl OK
nyssnd ng S@J ENTS with ag
lsg color of eyes AMI n4Ii, you WIN receive, Oy
4eIurn mali, correct PICTURE VI your future 1us-
Oand Or vile, with name aud date OF marriage. Al
IrOss w FOX z. q. drawer a, EuItonVIlIe. u. l
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In the House, on the 18th, bill to enforce
the rights of citizens of United States to vote
in the several States YVES considered. It in
volved lengthy discussion, the Democracy
opposing, and fighting it upon the ground of
federal usurpation. A amendment, striking
out the provision that military authorities
should obey the call of U. s. Marshals, was
adopted and the bill passed Bills were intro
duced to pay election officers IS per day for
each days service at the polls, in cities of 2O,-
600 and upwards, to prevent imposition ofpen-
alties on Life insurance Companies, by the
States, in consequence of any action author
lied by the laws of the United States, and to
prevent impositions OF conditions which would
not apply to ali.
In the Senate, joint resolution of Ind. .Legisla-
ture Withdrawing its consent to 10th amend
ment was taken up, and Senator Mortsn en-
tered into lengthy argument to show its fut-
ility. He was followed b. Blair and others,
and discussion occupied most Of the day, and
was only interrupted by the taking up of the
appropriation bill, which was var1-
ously amended
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cENERAL AGENTS WANTED

for GrOesbeekis Csleulsting Ma hInr, rapid, Heu-
rate reIiAble, Himp-s, e4s1y OEusrated, cheap
OeAuIIful. Glvlng Instantaneous additions u sub
rae.iIns, taking irUm to i've cOIumns OF ngures
A. u LlmS, carry InH and Borrowing Hs own lens,
hvndrsds, Sts wi hout the least thought or The
part of the operator. AdJress
z i0L N & MoSuapY Cincinnati, Ohio
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coNeREss1oNAL.
'orty-hrst Congress-Thixd Session

Forty-hrst ConSress-In1Id session.
In the House, on the 18th the contested cleo
tion case from the 4th Congressional District,
Tenn, was called up, and the resolution de-
elaring Tellman, the setting member entitled
to the seat passed after lengthy discussion,
Shafe the contestant being allowed $4,000 for
expenses. The West Point Investigation
Committee report was then taken up, and de-
bated until adipurnIuent without vote being
reached. The resolutions recommend the re-
storation Of the dismissed cadets, the eonven-
ing eta court Of inquiry, to ascertain who
were the ringleaders in the affray with the
view to their dismissal, and suitable punish
ment for the reHt of the class. Several ad-
ditional resolutions wero offered providing
other punishments, and one declaring the
Academy had out-.ived its usefulness and
should be abolished
In tho Senate, House resolution awarding
$4,000 to Sergeant Robinson who had saved
Secretary Stewards Life, at the time of his at
tempted ASSASSINATION, was passed. Finance
Committee reported adversely to the bill to
allow imported articles donated for the French
to pass without duty. Although sympathiz-
ing with the object, they deemed it inexpedi-
ent to allow it without an appropriation from
thstressury for thatobject. Post Office appro-
priation bill was reported from committee
with several smendments-one authorizing
the increase of mail service between San Fran
cisco and Japan, and another increasing the
subsidy from s5OO,OOO to Sl,OOOOOO, for tho
China Mall Company. A bill providing for
the selection Of cadets for the Nsyal and Mill
tary Academies, and requiring the Represen-
tative to choose one Of three. candidates named
by himself after a acompetitire examination be-
fore residents of the district. The bill subsid-
izing the. mail steamship service, in Gulf Of
Mexico, was considered in Committee of the
whole, reported to the House and passed.
Bill relating to ocean telegraph was consider
ed and debated till adjournment.
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g 6 9 No Mt OA1O-
: FRlDAF, February "a, 1871.
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I VIM f5O2G GlCEs SElllu2
par IN currency, are by far the cheap.
est investment of which we have
knowledge. Regarded as a source OF
income, they are cheaper at par than
a six per cent. gold bond at 81, and
cheaper than a six per cent. currency
bond at 744. In other words, one
hundred dollars invested in Northern
Pacifics at par will produce a larger
income than the same amount inves-
ted in a sixiper cent. gold security
at 81.
V. We regard it as highly proba-
bic that large portion Of the pres
snt holders of Government bonds
will be compelled to give them up
within a comparatively short time,
and accept therefor cash payment of
q new five per cent. bond. Every
thing now indicates that the Govern
ment will soon be able to fund the
bulk Of its -twenties at a lower
rate Of interest. Hence, we have
uniformly advised our subscribers to
convert their Government bonds in
to some frst-ciass railroad security,
having equal safety and greater per
manence and PrOductivent IS.
VI 0fcoarse, all securities, even.
those of the United States, are liable
to occasional slight fluctuations in
current price-the result of outside
circumstances, and not of any change
in real value. But the same causes
which now render Northern Pacific
seven-thirties an exceptionally stronq
and desirable security will naturally
sustain them in the market, so that
Ghose who wish to convert their
ponds into cash can do so at any
time without loss. Indeed, with
their superabundant security and
high rate Of interest, z 3-IO per cent
Northern Pacific Bouds are far more
likely to 60 above par in price than
70 fall below.
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LEGISLATIVE.

On Tuesday the members Of the House not
having recovered from the effects Of their hol- |
iday, did not assemble in sufficient numbers
to make equorum, although the SeTgent-at-
aruas scouEed The city in search Of them
In the Senate, petition FROM ministers, OF
Cincinnati, was read and listened to with
much attention. Iswss an argument against
the proposition to license houses Of prostitu-
tion. Bills were introduced to amend munich
nal code allowing q levy of So per foot front
for sewerage purposes, and one mill for sew
eraRe fund; to allow nOn-residents svners
Of property to vote on propositions to anne3
contiguous property 70 municipal CORPORA
tions.
On the 10th, eighteen members OF the House
were reported present by the sargeant-at-
arms, whom he had been directed the day be-
fore to arrest and bring in, but could not find.
Each gave reasons for absence and was e1-
eused. Resolution calling on Indiana to ful-
81 her part of contract concerning repairs OF
Wabash and Erie Canal, adopted. Bills were
introduced to require gas companies to furnish
consumers with true statement of indications
Of gas meter; to provide that makers ofpro-
misory notes are not to be sued except in the
counties in which they0 reside or are sum
moned- f f.s
In the Senate, numerously signed petitions
were presented against licensing houses OF
prostitution; petition for an amendment to
tax-law prohibiting villages from levying more
than four mills on the dollar, for municipal
purposes. Resolution introduced protesting
against the passage BY Congress Of the bill for
construction OF Cincinnati and Southern Rail-
TOAD. Laid on table. House resolution au-
thorizing employment of additional Counsel
in QUO warranto case against P. Ft., W. & C.
R. R., adopted. Bill appropriating 81, 900 for
monument to Simon Kentoh was lost.
In the House on the 10th the bills providing
for punishment, of persons selling milk
Of disefVed oovs,-for allowing com
missioners by consent of the people,
to lew one min additional for cemetery pur-
poses,-and TO regulate sales of real estate by
cemeteries, wero passed. Bills were intro
duced to authorize Railroad Companies selling
bonds in the State to provide for paying taxes
on the same; prohibiting Probate Judges from
issuing Licenses except between the hours of
3 a. m, and 1 p. NJ, and requiring him to post
notices of those issued each day; to abolish
publication of tax levy in newspapers and re-
quiring the rate to he specified in the receipt;
authorizing Boards of Education to provide
for musical instruction in Schools.
In the Senate, bill to require forfeited rec
oguizances TO be returned to Auditors, passed;
also, bill to prohibit students from obtaining
credit for any articles except medicines, board
tuition and other like necessaries; also bill to
protect elections of voluntary political associa-
tions, and punish frauds. Bill to amend lq-
nor laSE laid on table. Bill to appropriate
5000 to complete Antietam monument
passed,
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Nrw Advertisements.
AUDITOR OF STATES

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