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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-07-21
REPUBLICAN AlAsg MEBTINes.

COLUMBUS, July lS, 1871.
The Republican State Executive Committee
make the following appointments for Mass
Meetings, with speakers named. The County
Committees VIII furnish additional speakers
when deemed advisable, and make all neces-
sary arrangements for the meetings
Hon. John sherman,
Toledo, Thursday Evening, August oath.
Gen. E. r. Noyes,
Columbus, Thursday Evening. August path.
Marietta, Saturday Afternoon, August 26th.
Gov. R. b. Hayes,
GAINESVILLE Thursday Evening, August cath.
Hon. o. p. Morton,
Dayton. Thursday Evening, August oath
Gen. j. A. Garfield,
Cincinnati, Thursday Evening, August 24th.
Hon. $. SheIIabargeT,
Cleveland, Thursday Evening, August Path.
Hon. James Monroe,
Columbus, Thursday Evening, August 24Eh.
Hon. John A. Bingham,
steubenyiIle, Thursday Evening, August gath.
Gov. j. G. Lee,
Akron, Thursday Evening, August oath.
Gen. /. r. Sherwood,
Mansfield, Thursday Evening, August 24th.
Hon. VIM. Lawrence.
xenia, Thursday Evening, August oath.
Hon. Richard smith,
Toledo, Thursday Evening, August gath.
Hon. Martin Welker,
GAINESVILLE Thursday Evening, August cath.
Gen. H. G. Burnett,
Dayton, thursday Evening, August Path.
Hon. j. a, Ambler,
Cleveland, Thursday Evening, August cath.
Col. G. L. POorman,
steubenviIle, Thursday Evening, August Path.
Gen. J. w. Keifer,
Akron, Thursday Evening, August oath,
Hon. Alphonso Hart,
Mansfield, Thursday Evening August 24th.
Col. J.R. SWigart,
Xenia, Thursday Evening, August 24th.
Hon. c. DelanO.
sandusky, Thursday evening, August gath.
Hon. r. p. BUckland,
sandusky, Thursday EveFdng, August 24th.
Other announcements Wiz be made in few days.
RID. HARRIsoS, Chairman State Ex. Com.
RoDETY Foos, see'y.
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TERRIFIC HAIL STORM.
Houses and Barns School
houses Demolished-Great De-
struction of Fruit Trees, Fences
and Crops.

Houses and Barns Uuroofed-School-
houses Demolished-Great De-
struction of Fruit Trees, Fences
and Crops.
One of the most destructive storms swept
over part OF Greenfield and Fairfield town
ships, in this county, yesterday Sunday after
noon, that ever occurred in this section pros
trating trees, fences and crops, and unro0hng
houses, barns and other buildings in its track.
The storm came on about o'clock 2. NJ and
its duration did not exceed three minutes. Its
direction was from west to east, and its track
about two miles-possibly nore-in width.
We were on the ground last night about niae
o'clock, and obtained the following particulars,
which, probably, owing to the lateness OF the
hour, are not entirely full.
The first effect of the storm that we heard
of was the total destruction of the brick school
house about mile and a quarter north OF the
center OF Greenfield. Proceeding east the fen
ces fruit and forest trees were Frustrated, and
on reaching the residence OF Harlan Simmons,
ESQ. its destructive force was more plainly
VISIBLE Mr. Simmons farm contains some
45O acres and his house, barns, and out-bulld-
ings are among the dnest and most expensive
IN Huron county. The house, which Is OF
brick, and very large, was unrooied, the gable
ends blown in and large quantities OF brick
plLcU6u DttAs tAlAA III bAAO
Ond story.
There were thirteen persons IN the house at
the time, but fortunately all were on the first
floor, and escaped injury. The upper story OF
a large barn west OF the house was entirely
carried away, the debris scattered for rods,
and large numbers of shade and fruit trees,
some of them eighteen inches IN diameter, that
stood in the grounds surrounding the house,
were broken off near the ground or uprooted.
A large share of the fencing was Frustrated,
and OF crops, the corn, oats, &c, were hattened
to the ground, but probably not entirely de-
stroyed. Several stacks Of wheat were blown
down and scattered, and Mr.. Simmons loss
will probably be nearly, if not quite, $4,000.
How far east the storm extended We were
unable to learn, but We are informed by Mr..
B. T. Day, of Fairfield, that his loss, from de-
struction OF trees, fences, crops, &c, will reach
$1,000. The houses OF E. B. Mitchell and G..
G. Galley, who live IN the neighborhood OF
Mr.. Simmons, were badly wrecked, the roof
OF the latter being blown off. We learn, also,
that the barn of Mr.. Giles Baker, Of Fairfield,
was unroofed. The damage by the storm in
the country must be very heavy, but owing to
the lateness OF the hour at which we arrived
at the scene we are unable to give more full
particulars. Reflector.
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A PRUssIAN engineer has invented
a machine which viii manufacture
ice without chemicals, merely by
compression and expulsion Of air.
The specimen machine, now at New
York, can turn out two tons of ice a
day, and the capacity can be in
creased to twenty-five tons more.
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The Ohio Republican Campaign

COLUMBUS, July 13.-The Republicans in
Ohio open their campaign on the evening of
the oath of August, with eleven meetings in
different parts of the State. General Noyes
and James Monroe will speak in Columbus;
Senator Morton, in Dayton; General Garfield
in Cincinnati; Senator Sherman, in Toledo;
Samuel Shellabarger in Cleveland; Governor
Hayes, in GAINESVILLE; Aaron T. Berry, in Ports
mouth; John A. Bingham, in Steubenville;
Lieutenant Governor Lee, in Akron; Secretary
of State Sherwood, in Mansfield; and William
Lawerence, in Lima.
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TAD LINCOLN, son Of the lamented
President, died at Chicago on the
morning of the 10Th, aged Is years,
of dropsy of the heart. He was
taken sick Immediately after his re-
turn from Europe. The public sym
pathy is with Mrs. Lincoln in heI
bereavement.
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honors. There is no question how
ever, that the Committee on Elec
tions win take the matter in hand as
soon as Congress meets, and send
Lewis back to Hamilton.
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For sale in Fremont By Q, R, MeoULLocH
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Coz. L. D. CAMPBELL, the bogus
ronresepta tive of the Third (Ohio)
District in Congress, said that if it
could be proved that Pete SchWab
had sfnfed the the ballot-box, and
tbus secured his election, he would
resign. The grand jury have in
dicted Pete, but the Butler Pony
still holds on to his Congressional
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GEN. RosEcRANs, President Of the
Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land, has issued an address annOanc-
inc that it has been determined to
erect a colossal bronze equestrian
statue of the late Gen. George H.
Thomas at Central Park, New York.
Gen. Rosecrans' letter is dated at
San Rafael, California, where he now
lives, but all contributions arc to be
sent to Gen. J. S. Fullerton, St.
Lo1is.
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SIMON CAMERON has been named
in connection with the Presidency,
but has announced that he is not
and will not be a candidate. He is
unequivocally in favor of Grants
denomination.
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The New Departure in Iowa is
not a success. Unlike Pennsylya-
MIA and Ohio sore-heads, the disaf-
fected propose to do something more
than growing. They have called
another Stote Convention 10 be held
at Des Moines, on the 18th day of
August. Legrand Byington heads
the call for the convention. Henry
Clay Dean, of soiled linen fame, is
the leader Of the new departure
no Icy.
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THE Urbana Union (Democratic)
makes the most honest confession
in regard to its party platform that
we have seen in any Democratic
journal. It says frankly that the
platform "was made for present use
and is marked with taint of insin-
cerity"
That is just what Republicans
have said from the first. The plat
form was made to catch weak -kneed
Republicans, and for that only.
Those who got it up-that is the
"new departure portion of it-got
it up as a matter of policy. No Re
publican ever thought that any Dem
ocrat endorsed it on the ground of
principle, or that it was intended for
anything but present use"
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He WHO STAEDBPH sPTT,T,

For the truth Of this, go ask the friends Of the
many thousands who die annually from the effects
of Chronic CatarFh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, and
Consumption. Life is action, Send stamp for
Forest City Bath Cure, Cleveland, Ohio Resi-
dent Physician for Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism
Paralysis, Crooked Limbs, Diseases Of the Blood,
Genito-U Urinary Organs, &C Room and board
Dr.. X. K. Harrison, l.. Nichols OF TINS city, and
Col B. Smith, Columbus Ohio- -'yI
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CEALED Proposals will be received ut the office
- of the City Clerk until l. O'Clock II. July 3lst
ISL to grade and gravel Main street from n lrket
street to the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad, in accordance with the resolution passed
by the City Council June 18th, 1871. Gravel to be
furnished by the city at the quarTies. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the office Of the City
Clerk. The city reserves the right to accept any
or reject all bids.
By order Of City Council
GEORGE J, KREBs, City Clerk,
July IS, 1871, 1880
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FREMONT AND GREENSBURG ROAD
FUND.
March l, 1870, to balance SI,I9S OF
amount collected of
delinquents sos 10
March /, 1870, amount collected OF
duplicate 4,2S2 20
on duplicate 3,9IO48
Fotal $3.50 so
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The New York Herald suggests
Chase and Hancock as the proper
Democratic New Departure ticket
for 1879
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GEN. BUTLER is said to be a can
didate for the Governorship of Mass
chusetts. If he ''goes for" it, he viii
be very likely to get it.
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The Ohio State Journal advises a
short sharp and decisive campaign,
with thorough organization. That's
the way to do it.
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March l, 1870, to balance amount
over paid
March l, 1870, by amount of bonds
paid
March l, 1870, by amount of interest
September l, 1870, by amount of
bonds and interest
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REpURLICAN STATE TloKhF'


GOvERNoR-
EDWARD P. MOVES. Of Hamilton County
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
JACOB MUELLER, Of CuyahOga County.
SUPREME JUDGE,
WI. WEST, Of Logan County.
TREASURED.
ISAAC R. WEIGH. of Belmont County.
AUDITOR.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Of Franklin County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
f. B. POND Of Morgan County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS W. HARVEY, Of Lake County.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
RODNEY Foos, of Clinton County.
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
r. K. HOsMER, Of Muskingum County.
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WM. LAY Road FUNI

EXPENDITURES.
March l, 1870, amount collected Sl,677 81
September l, 1870, amount collected l,7S9 s;
Total S3,467 81
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s O'CLOCK.

Q9Q0 For irstclass Pianos-seRt on tTial-Do
eDZOU agents. Address L. S. PIANO co. 645
BroadRav. n y. qs-9I
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JUDGE THURMAN, Democratic L.
S. Senator from Ohio, is just now
having an extensive correspondence,
if we may judge from the number of
franked letters which pass through
the Columbus post-office, for other
parts. On Saturday last there were
90, on Sunday Is, and on Monday
76-total 15l. The State Journal
furnishes the list as kept in the post
Office, and keeps stirring up the
Statesman upon the subject, and
charges that Thurman franks for
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee. The Statesman palliates, then
denies, and the following will show
about where the two stand at
present:
The StateSmaa has got about as far down as
1t can reach IN trying to drag Judge Thurman
out of his difficulty IN the franking business
At first it attempted to excuse him by saying
that the Radicals had failed to abolish the
franking privilege, therefore he was at liberty
to frank Tor the committee, though he had
claimed that it was outrage to frank at all,
even for himself The next day, or soon after,
the Statesman plucked up courage to deny
that Judge Thurman had used the franking
privilege In favor of the committee. We have
Democratic authority which the Statesman
dare not controVert, for the statement that
Judge Thurman did frank documents for one
of the committees. We propose to the States
man to accept the evidence Of Judge Thurman
on that point. And then, yesterday morning,
the Statesman comes once more to It's marrow
bones, and makes an attempt to slink the issue
by saying (the italics are ours;
"The facts are (as we are informed Judge
Thurman has not franked a single document,
circular or letter as chairman of the State Ex-
ecutive Committee, 5Us such as, Under the
Strictest construction Of the frankiHg Iato, he
had an tuldOu5ted right to frank"
Right there we leave it. The reader can
draw his own conclusions.-O. S. Journal.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that petition was Rlo5
~ IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of sandr-sl-T
county, ONO, on the 18th day OF June, A. 10 ISL
me ta, Plat made By B. Amsden, Surveyor. A1rii
18TH, 1910, which Plat Is signed and aclno1le5rsd
3y L. Y. Rawson, n. Z. KaWson and JOSEPH 4
eludes Park and Summit streets inIots No i55-
1905 l559, 1860, 1861, 1852, 1868, 1864, 1865 i56s
l565, 1865 1863, 1910 and 157l, and out-lots NO.
IS t6elng sandnsky County Fair GrLundsl and l6s
As shown on said Plat, and situate in the Citv Of
Fremont, IN said County Of sanduskv. Said ne
tt1on Will be for hearing at the October term 1871
OF said court. L. q. RAWSON
JOSEPH L. RAWSON.
SANDUSKY COUNTY
June 10, 1871. AGRICULTURAL, SOCIETY,"
By BUcKLAND, EVERETT & Fowler, their Attvs.
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EXECUTRlX SALE %

Il L \ l. Z ) Il y Il L
I n pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
ICOurt OF Sandusky county. Ohio; L viii offer for
sale at public auction. On
Friday, the 1871 day Of Aug'sst, i. D. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the door ofthe Court House
IN 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-tour 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 court. The piece to be sold containing thirty
acres, appraised at thiTty-tve dollars per acre.
Terms OF SALE.-Une-third in hand. one-third
in one year, and 0ne-third in two years, with in
terest. Payments to be secured by mortgage on
premises sold. MAGDALENA OTrNEY,
1888 b. JOHN l. GREENE, Her Atty.
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THIS is Brick Pomeroy's red-hot
definition of the "new departure !"
as the Democratic party so coward
ly that it must cringe to the Repub-
licans, and say, we admit that you
we're right when you imprisoned our
brothers, when you outraged our
wives, when you hanged our sons,
when you made the negro our equal,
when you said he should marry our
sisters, our daughters and our wild
ows, and be the father of our or
phans, ruling our house, managing
our property, sleeping in our beds,
and kissing those lips we would have
thought it an insult for our dearest
friend to dream of touchingY The
Democratic party must do this at
the bidding of the cowardly clique
in Ohio called a convention"
THE SECOND Annual Exhibition of
the Northern Ohio Fair Association
will take place on the grounds of
the Association, September 18th,
18th, 14th, 18th and 10th, of the
present year. The directors and
managers are making every effort to
secure even a greater success than
they did last year. A number of
new buildings have been erected to
secure greater accommodations to
visitors and exhibitors. They have
also connected the Far Grounds
with the Trotting Course, by an ele-
vated bridge across st. Clair street,
throwing both grounds into one, and
doing away with the necessity of
purchasing two tickets. They have
added a gallery of valuable paintings
"a costly collection of art gems
which viii well repay visit; and
altogether they promise an entertain
ment beyond what might be reason
ably anticipated.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, SANDUsKY Co.,
FREMONT, o., July Z, 1871.
IDo HEREBY CERTIFY that the above Ex-
hibit is correct, and that there remains III 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.S79 22).
GEO. w. GURST,
County Auditor.
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BRIDGEFUND.

BRIDGE FUND.
March l, 1870, to balance 81 60
amount collected 9,439 06
June l, 1870 8" 1859 40
Total collected Sl6,9O6 90
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INDIGNATION MEETING.

at an adjourned meeting OF merchants held
at the Produce Exchange this afternoon the
following resolutions were adopted:
ReSolped That we enter our solemn protest
against the arbitrary assumption of power on
the part of the Mayor and Superintendent of
Police in discriminating between the rights of
one religious or political organization to the
prejudice of another.
RESOLVED, That we utterly repudiate the
sophistry and superficial pleading published in
said order for itsjustifeatiOn as unworthy Of
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ASSTGNEE'S SALE or
REAL ESTATE.
DutuIUNy, JUtY "a, IoII
Snllnuina. described nrnnerfv. 10 wit.

THE undersigned vii offer for sale at public
/ auction, at the door of the Court House in Ere
mont SanduskV cnuntV. OhIn.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

A LADY COAIPoSITOR, we'll qualified, can
n hear of good situation by applying at this
office 1882
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Republican Senatorial Convention.
The Republican electors OF the Thirtieth sena-
torial District composed Of the Counties of Huron,
Erie, sandusiy and Ottawa, are requested to send
delegates to a Convention to be held at Clyde on
Thursday, August 3, 1871,
at Il O'clock A. n, for the purpose Of nominating
Senator for said District. The basis Of repre-
sentation in said Convention viii be one delegate
for every one hundred votes cast for Secretary Of
State in 1870, and one vote for every fraction OF
fifty votes and over. This basis VIII give to the
Counties comprising said District the following
representation;
Huron County ..S5 Delegates.
Enie --.-.----.---------25
sandusky -.--.-.--...--.--..2O
Ottawa " ......--...--..----
sThe several County Committees VIII designate
the manner Of appointing said delegates.
HIRAM ROSE,
JOHN MACKEY,
s. BUCKLAND,
WILLIAM 3. SLOAN,
July Il, 1871. District Committee.
In conformity to the above call, the Republicans
Of sandusly County are requested to meet at the
Club Room in Fremont. on
Saturday, July 29th, 1871,
at o'clock P NJ, for the purpose Of selecting del
egates to attend the Convention at Clyde, A full
attendance is desired and it is hoped ev cry Town
ship viii be represented.
By order Of Central Committee.
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No. Cures. Price il1 BOees Cents.
l. FeVers, Congestion, lnhammatiOns. .25
3 Worms, Worm Fever, W Orm Collie rs
s. Griping-COlc or Teething OF Infants 25
l. DiarrORa, of Children or Adults. 25
s. DySentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie. .25
ChOle buSs Vomiting. .... .25
7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. s............2j
s. Neuralgia, IOOthaehe, Faceache... .25
g. Headache eS, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
10. DYspepsias Bilious Stomach ........25
II. Suppressed OF Irregular Periods. .25
l2 Whites too Profuse Periods. s..........25
Is. Group, Cough, difficult Breathing. .25
Il Erup1iOmSs Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. .25
Is. 50 Rheumati tisnl, Rheumatie Pans. .25
Is. " Fever 81 Aguc, Chill Fever, Agues. so
Il. Piles, Blind or Bleeding g-.............5 so
Is. OpthaImIy, and Sore and Weak Eyes 50
10. 50 Catarrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza so
20. WhoOpimg-cOug Ia violent eoughs5O
2I, Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. ......5O
- Ear Disc harges, impaired hearing so
%. ScTOfuta, Enlarged glands, Swellings so
q. General D. 5ility, Physical Weakness so
p. " DrOPsy and Seanty sscretions..
25. " Sea Sickness, Sickness nom Riding 80
p. " Kidney Disease Gravel..........50
2s. d" Nervous Debility, Involuntary
Seminal Discharges. es..-.....-s-......s.l / 90
%. 50 Sore Mouth, Canker......-.....s-..5 80
so. " Urinary weakness Wetting Bed 50
81 Painful Periods, Hysteria.
g. - Sufferimgs at thange Of Llte-.....l 90
93 " Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Fltus Dance.l 90
81 DiDtheIfa, liberated Sore Throat. so
Price in vials, large size......, soc and 90
F4MILK CASES, iIs Morocco, ,rith
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ORTHERN OHIO FAIR at Cleveland,
\ sept. H. Continuing days. Open to the
world $4,000 in Premiums. Premium lists sent
ON annlication to GEO. W. HOWE. SecY