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The Storm on Sunday.

Here we could hard y characterize
the rain of Sunday afternoon last as
a storm, but elsewhere it well de
served that appeIation. At Crest
line several buildings were struck by
lightning, and five persons were in
jured. But at Dayton, Ohio, the
storm ragged with unexampled fury.
Mr.. John McArdle, of this city.
spent the day in Dayton, on his way
home from the South, where he has
been prospecting, and describes the
storm as Que Of great fury. Nor
was its violence confined to the city.
but the couftry suffered equally.
We give the telegraphic accounts:
DAYTON, June "a furious storm Of wind
accompanied by heavy storm Of rain. at 3.90
tnis afternoon, uprooted forest and shade 4raas
~ layton and vicinity, and demolished tbe
SeIInan Lutheran Church, killing four per-
sons and Wounding twenty others fboro-,5tl.I-
fhn
Miami, killing two boys and dangeTo,,sIIo, ,ito
Eoundlng another; unroofed the Sonfbo-5I
Ohio Lunatic Asylum, severely Wounding f1ro
eS42hVelescent female patients; unroofe5 81
ma er{s rs! catholic Church and school house, and
q!t., gHs OnlIeo Brethren Church; demolished tbe
Little Miami Railroad depot; unroofed anJ ND
oIheTISlse Damaged about ffty other 5onsoS sou
Inc loss is over $4,000. It was tbe mot 81
nious storm ever known here ''ie must Iu-
CINCINNATI, July 10 - n.
from Dayton giving additional partioDla-9 rite N I'M y
the storm, STATE that there was islCgials baT.- oI
destruction In the country than i, ialoly less
off trees as pipe stems and doino, di5'' ;g WISHING
damage to fruit trees, growing CROPS co,1
timber. anu
A few miles southeast Of this city, trsss s.,,
across farm house, killing two members -
the household. In some places the roads nTs
greatly obstructed by fallen trees. Frightfui
accounts are told Of the injury to the country.
50 that it is impossible to more than conjecture
the aggregate loss. Some persons place the
loss in the city and country at little less than
81 100000, which is probably an exaggerated
,stimate
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the following res.
N olutiOn was adopted by the City Council Of the
City of Fremont, July Sd, 1871
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this Council
ttwo-thirds of all the members coneurrinRl, it
is deemed necessary TO grade and improve John
street from Buckland avenue TO front street, South
Elm street from Buckland avenue to South street;
Wayne street from Ewing street to John street;
Wood street from the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad TO John street; Clover street
from the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
road to John street; said Improvements to con-
form to the established grades Of said streets in
accordance with the plans and prOtles on file II
the Office of the City Clerk:
GEO. J. KREBS, City Clerk.
July Q, 1871. 27-2S
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NORTH WESTERN NORMAL SCHOOL,
REPUBLIC, SENECA Co, o.
INSTITUTION opens it's second wear on
2@L TUEsDAX. AUe4ysE aa. 1871

This POPULAR and PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTION opens
TUESDAY, AUGUST ae, 1871
profitable institution in s West. Tn.
81 fI 2dssd profession which ndai-
every young lady gentleman desiring
STA Business
trained for he & % sC1 s Tg 9g'5 E5 @
gSG Payse & board 2 with light sstdi
5 cesS @ 10 TDD tGD per per- t6aae tn
OF FIRST Grammar Primary advaue Arithmetic,
FE5Ro RRsoH
EVTygrade n eNornsiss
ff H0NE TESTI Io NJ g acquainted management
f5 commend tot public worthy of liberal
@ F7s fa aas h aES a sssHP aG @
p The entire Of the school
t I5f The student s tsssst h9 5 o5it an IL
The Normal The Natural
men iaP 5R e as sd n 8 and the
at Law GEo NE TO
J. W. ASSESSOR NJ Farmer; X
c. OSBORN Mayor H OqDgNN Merchant.
H K sP09y5n NJ D. D5STLzR, Druggist oaDES, SIao6ai
NJ d., J. s EAsrLAN Farmer
s. B. INK Farmer FHIILU
TO-
for IIe as heoreha1 anu n-
thorough Normal i,n, m
Institute Rn01y Of Ss EgSs
fundamental aud nemdng, dry isolated facts
eau s t schools 5s EH saa 3ss 6s e IssI @ % " @
cessfaHy. w. No'' 'N'a9 ra''o"aHy aud
giving pie time for the n ~
considered alaekraraps scholars
asEa I ossP 5 HsA'PTs sR l9osge
20
'~'f'" PTiHePal Proprstor
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"WEDNESDAY was the anniversary
Of the battle of the Boyne, which
was fought July 18th, 1890, in Kill
dare, Ireland, between 10000 Cath
olics under James Second. and So
600 Protestants under William
Third, Prince of Orange, and in
which the Catholics were defeated.
For three-quarters of a Century the
return of the day has been observed
as an anniversary by the organization
known as Grangemen, between whom
and the Ribbonmen, Catholic or
ganization, great antipathy and i'll
feeling has always prevailed, and
manifested itself on parade occa-
sions. Great fears were felt that
this feeling existing among the Irish
citizens of New York, would mani
/ fest itself in much turbulence and
disorder if not bloodshed on the 18th,
as it was said 10000 Ribbonmen and
their abettors we're organized to at
tack the Orangemen if they paraded.
The city authorities were, therefore,
actively organizing to preserve the
peace, and several regiments Of mill
tia we're to be called out to aid In
maintaining order. Similar fears
were entertained a year ago, but
happily no collision occurred, and
there may not on the present occa-
sion, although we confess it locks
marvellously as though there would.
But we shall know before going to
press.
Since the above was written,
orders were issued from the police
headquarters that the procession
should not be allowed to proceed.
subsequently Governor Hoffman is
sued an order revoking those of the
Mayor and Police Superintendent,
recognizing the right of all persons
to peaceably assemble and parade,
and promising 10th military and
police assistance to preserve order if
necessary.
As was feared, riot took place,
in which one hundred and fifty per-
sons were killed. Thursday morn
ing's dispatches give a detailed ac-
count of the occurrence, but we have
no room for it this week:
Following is the latest report Of
casualties: Total killed reported at
the morgue, 35; total wounded, 175;
total number Of rioters arrested up
to midnight, 200. Colonel jim
Fisk, Jr., is among the wounded.
The Orangemen parades- in Cana
da passed off orderly, although there
was intense feeling engendered by
the reports from New York.
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The Exhibit of the Receipts and
Expenses for 1870, appears in our
columns this week. 1t deals in
"glittering generalities" and sum
totals, but not in particulars. The
crowded state Of our columns pre-
cludes further notice this week.
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THE REPUBLIcANs OF HURON CoUN-
TY, design to press the nomination
of Hon. W. o. Parker, for State
Senator, at the approaching Conven-
ton. Mr.. Parker proved himself a
valuable man in the House, where
he served two sessions, and will prove
an excellent Senator, if chosen.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that petition was fled
~ In the Court Of Common Pleas of Sandusky
county, Ono, on the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1871,
by the undersigned, praying for the vacation Of
the Plat made by B, Amsden, Surveyor, April
18th, 1870, which Plat is signed and acknowledged
By L. q. RaWsOn, N. E. Rawson ard Joseph L.
Rswson, and recorded July Ij, 1870; the Plat in
eludes Park and Summit streets, inlots Nos 1857.
$685. 1883, 1860, 1861 1902, 1868, 1864 1865 1866,
1861, 1865, 1869, 1870 and ISL, and out-lots Nos
q tbeing Sandusky County Fair GrsUndsl and 1853,
as shown on said Plat, and situate in the City of
Fremont, in said County Of SandUsky. Said Pc
ttiOn will be for hearing at the October term 1871
of said court. L. q. RAWSON
JOSEPH L. RAWSON,
SAEDUSKY COUNTY
June 10, 1871. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY;
By BUcKLAND, EVERETT & Fowler, their Attys.
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THE Rhode Island Legislature is

The Rhode Island Legislature is
a model one, and many other States
might profit by its example. 1t was
in session just four days, yet a
number Of bills we're passed and
several amendments to the Ccnstitu-
ton submitted to the people, among
them one abolishing the property
qualification, but providing that
voters shall be able to read the Con
stitution of the United States.
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J. WHITE, a professed Republi-
can, who ran for Postmaster at Crest
line, but who was greatly demoralized
by the result, has accepted the
Democratic nomination for Repre-
sentative. His weakness has proven
his strength, but viii add nothing to
the Democratic vote.
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EXECUTRIX sALE OF

r Z, A L + S T a II E
TN pursuance of an order granted by the Probate
i Court of Sandusky county. Ohio; will offer for
sale at public auction, on
Friday, the 18Th day Of august, 4. d. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court House
Fremont, Ohio, the following described real es.
tate, situate in the county Of sandusky and State
of Ohio, to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter of section
twenty-four township five, north of range thir-
teen, reserving and excepting therefrom twelve
acres on the north end, which are owned by one
Weaver; also excepting five acres lately sold by
the exseutrlx, at privHte sale, by permission Of
the court. The piece to be sold containing thirty
acres, appraised at thirty-fve dollars per acre. .
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in hand, one-third
IN one year, and one-third in two years, with in,
terest. Payments to be secured by mortgage OF
premises sold. MAGDALENA OTTNEY
Z6-5S By JOHN L. GREENE, Her Atty.
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DITCH FUND.
March I, 1870, to balance on hand S2,l77 q
amount collected 1859 43
September /, 1870 1,105 l6
Total 1892 81
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Behold How the Democratic Candi.
dates Agree
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.

Behold How the Democratic Candi.
dates Agree
"Grant is a donkey, fool"-John G. Car
Isle.
"Grant IS no fool; he is man Of sense."-
James B. Beck.
81 acquiesce in the Ohio departure. ."-Joh1
ROdman at Madisonville.
Il am against the new departure. john
Rodman at Henderson.
81 don't care what Ohio democrats say; /
am for the repeal of the amendments."-P H
Leslie.
81 viii support a democratic presidential
candidate in 1872 on the new departure plat
form. John G. Carlesle.
q am against negro testimony. John Rod
man.
= q am in favor of negro testimony. John
81 voted against the Cincinnati Southern
railroad. ."-P H. Leslie.
81 voted for the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road. ."-J. G. Carlisle
Il took money to lobby against the Cincin-
matt Southern railroad. John Rodman.
What muddle is thisi Here are the candi-
dates of a party divided on questions which
are OF vital importance, and consequently rep
resenting nothing, while the republican candi-
dates are unit-one in sentiment, in princi-
pie and IN platform.
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SOME friend at Duluth, has sent us
a copy Of the Duluth Daily Herald,
a diminutive but spirited sheet,
which that ambitious city has given
birth to. The proprietors Of Du-
luth will not permit the paper to
wane as long as there are any corner
lots for sale.
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REHABILITATION.

AUDITORS OFFICE, SAN6UsKY Co,
Fremont, o., July Z, 1871.
DO HEREBY CERTIFY that the above Ex-
hibit is correct, and that there remains in the
Treasury Of Sandusky County, belonging TO
several funds as above mentioned, the sum of
nine thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine
dollars and twenty-five cents (S9, $40 22G
GEO. w. GURST,
County Auditor
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The museum in st. Lonis has among IFS
cunOsities a so called wild Australian girl
On Monday Mayor Brown applied to the
Comfy Court for removal of the girl to the
insane asylum, on the ground that she is an
idiot girl and cruelty treated, being chained
by day and confined at night in an iron cage.
not properly fed, &c. Mayor Brown also
states that the child belongs to parents living
in Odin, Illinois, and hired by the proprietor
of the museum for 5000 per year A tempor-
ary permit was granted, and Dr. Barrett CITY
Health Officer, instructed to examine and
report on the condition of the child.
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As Dinner Pin, take one or two PfIIs to
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SEALED Proposals will be received at Office of
- theCity Clerk Of the City of Fremont until y
O'Clock at noon, July H. 1871, to grade Bell street
and Ohio avenue, from Bell TO Pine street to con
form to the established grades Of said street and
avenue, Plans and profles may be seen at the
office Of the City Clerk. The city reserves the
right to aecpt any OF reject all bids.
By order Of the City Council
JRly 0, lsJl, 97-9s
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'DIBPH he WHO sTANDBTH STILL

For the truth of this, go ask the friends of the
many thousands who die annually from the effects
of Chronic Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and
Consumption. Life is action! Send stamp for
Book to Thos. J. kisner, M; D., Physician to
Forest City Bath Cure, Cleveland, Ohio. Resi-
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Paralysis, Crooked Limbs, Diseases of the Blood,
Genito- Urinary Organs, sc. Room and Board
furnished patients. Refer to G. j. Keeler, NJ. D.,
Dr. K. K. Harrison, l.. Nichols of this city, and
Col. R B. Smith, Columbus, Ohio. 27yl
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Total
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At Berlin, Ont, on the 10th, Sunday
School which was holding picnic took re-
fuge in an old tannery, the floor Of which gave
way precipitating 100 children into the vats
AN were rescued but one Little boy, He was
drowned.
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TINHE undersigned will offer for sale at publ,
i auction, at the door of the Court House in Ere
mont, Sandusky county, Ohio, on
Snt,.l.1LraL E,,Il. 901I 1SL1
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VICE Presidedt Colfax has written
a letter denying that he has recon
sidered his determination to retire
from public life.
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The French ship Sanvenance, was totally
wrecked on the coast of the Cape of Good
Hope, sometime since, and all on board per-
ished. One hunered and fifty bodies were
washed ashore.
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AT Louisville, on Tuesday night, Mrs Caro-
line YestelleD attempted to kindle a fire with
coal oil The can exploded, enveloping the uu-
fortuate woman in flames, and burning her so
terribly that she died on Wednesday
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The Cincinnati Enquirer reports still an
ther indictment against Peter Sewab for stuff
hng the ballot box at Hamilton Ohio. 1t be-
gins to look as If Scwab did all the voting in
that election.
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EXPENDITURES.

LAtL-NDI4 UhIls.
March l, 1870, to balance amount
over paid 5 407 AZ
March /, 1870, by amount of bonds
paid I,2OO 90
March l, 1870, by amount of interest 263 90
September /, 1870, by amount of
bonds and interest 99S 70