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Nailed.

The Nation anti-Grant-ha been forced
to confess that one of the points charged
against the administration of packing
the Supreme Courts not true. It says:
ave have been assured within the past
week by Judge Hoar, the late Attorney Cen
eral-and he ought to know-that Judges
Bradley and Strong were selected. and we be-
lieve nominated, several days before the irst
legal tender decision was delivered, and before
the government knew what it would be, and
that they were selected solely with reference
to their standing and character. Judge Strong
had rendered decision in favor of the eonsti-
tutionality Of the act in State court, 1t is
true, but so had almost all State Judges before
whom the question had been brought, and Mr..
Bradley, though counsel to repudiating cor
pcrations, had advised them to pay their int
crest in coin"
This settles that slander.
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THE LIBERALS will be likely to re-
member the present time as "being
the days when they were hard up"
The utter hopelessness of their stu
alton is shown in the laborious efforts
which they are making to display
strength where there is only weak
ness. Their frauds occasionally
come to light as iu the case of Capt.
E. B. Ward, of Detroit, who they
claimed as a powerful ally. But
the Captain upsets that dish by a let
ter which nails the lie with ad-
mirable precision. In his letter he
says;
During the term the Republicans
have controlled the Government, the
United States has almost doubled its
taxable property; and, for all time to
come, that period, from the inaugu-
ration of President Lincoln to the
present time, will be referred to as
the most prosperous period in our
history. Our manufacturing power
has far more than doubled; our
mechanics and laboring men were
never SO well paid as now; while the
whole population are enjoying a de-
gree of prosperity and material i'm
provement altogether unparalleled.
General Grant is a thorough
friend to American labor; and, as
such favors the advancement of all
classes of enterprises that tend to
the development of American indus
try. He will never consent to a
policy that viii convert the United
States into an Ireland for Europe to
fatten upon. Michigan Republicans
are comparatively a unit for Grant,
and l do not believe one hundred of
them can be induced to vote for the
Cincinnati nominee, whoever he may
be-"
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TIE OCEAN CABLE amt any more
reliable than the land ones are. One
day last week, Bismark had notified
Thiers that the war preparations in
France must cease, and the next
that great statesman was patting
Theirs on the shoulder confdingly
and informing him that Keiser Viii
liam thought him a surprising good
fellow, and would be satisfied 50
long as the government rested on
his shoulders. It's little difficult
to conclude which of the tell lie
grams is the true one.
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The appointment of DR.. N. B.
Prentice, of Cleveland, as Marshal Of
the Northern District of Ohio, was
confirmed by the Senate on Monday.
Gen. Russell Hastings retires at his
own wish. DR.. Prentice is q man
highly respected.
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Hon. RICHARD D. HARRISON died,
at Columbus on the 22d inst. For
several years he had been Chairman
of the Republican Executive Com
mittee, and at the time of his death
was commissioner of Railroads and
Telegraphs. He was man Of con-
siderable ability, and very much es-
teenpd
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PETITIONS against the repeal or
modification of the liquor law, still
continue to pour into the legislature.
On Monday, one from this county
bearing 400 names, was presented.
There is out little danger of the law
being meddled with this session,
snd if it is tested another year, there
viii be less danger Of modification.
Other States have acknowledged the
wisdom and justice of the law, as it
Is. and to Ohio belongs the honor of
placing upon the statute the first
really practicable Law, and it would
be worse than folly TO mutilate it
snd is record by such modifcations
q have been proposed.
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seoretarY Robeson Vindioated


The Congressional investigation
into the management of the NAVY
Department by Secretary Robson.
though not yet formally concluded,
has reached a stage which iustifies
the public verdict that the case of
Mr.. Dana has utterly broken down
and that Secretary Robeson stands
vindieated even by the admission of
his accuser. This investigation was
undertaken on the ground of specific
charges and demands made by the
New York Sun against the personal
integrity and official honor of the
Secretary of the Navy. The Com
mittee being ordered summoned Mr..
Dana before them and put him
and his hired lawyer, Bart
lett, IN charge Of the case as virtual
prosecutors, with full authority to
summon and question witnesses, and
with every facility to prove the
charges published in Mr.. Dana's
paper, the Sun, if they could be
proved. On last Friday. after a
weeks work, Mr.. Dana and his law
yer abandoned the case, and went
home without waiting for a verdict.
thereby confessing that their
case had utterly broken down and
that the charges of the Sun were but
idle rumors, if not base slandera
The pretense of the prosecuting e1i-
tor and his attorney that thew with
drew from the investigation in con
sequence Of the absence Of one mem
Der Of the committee, Mr.. Blair of
Michigan, is too thin to cover their
retreat, or shield the already ruined
of the chief liar and Sian
derer from the most signal and dam
aging exposure it has ever received.
Mr.. Dana's own testimony before the
committee is his OWN condemnation
and Secretary Robeson's vindication.
mr' Dana hsd charged in the Sun
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TIE PsEs1DENT has transmitted to
Congress a copy of the counter case
Of the United States, in the matter
of the Alabama claims. The full
text makes a strong showing against
Great Britain.
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AnntIrer vindIontion.

There never 6as an administra-
ton offered fairer opportunities for
those who clamored to investigate
its conduct, than the present one.
Every opportunity has been offered
those who desired to pick flaws in
in its actions, but without avail. In
every instance the honesty, the in
tegrity and the capacity of the ad-
ministration has been vindicated
and its enemies forced to the wall.
Its judgment and subsequent course
in the case of the Russian Minister,
Catacazy, vas severely criticized by
many journals and especially those
of the Democratic type, at home, and
foreign journals an annimadverted
upon the matter somewhat severely.
Even Russia itself grew angry and
a GOODNESS resulted which never
should have existed between two
such old friends. But the matter is
all different now, and the admins
tration stands yindicated before the
world by Russia itself, The Rus
sian government having investigated
the matter and heard Catacazy's
Justification of himself, have refused
to sustain him and have sent him in
to honorable exile on retired pen
sion of 5000 roubles. He goes to
Paris, and it is said a provision in
the pension settlement obllges him
to keep quiet with reference to the
matter, and conduct himself here
after with discretion, or forfeit the
pension. All Of which proves the
administration to have been in the
right.
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counsel hold that it is not, and that Great
Britain, not having withdrawn from the Trl-
bunal before presenting its counter-caso' is
now bound to abide this action, and the Board
have no alternative, but must consider the
question of indirect damages. Whether the
Board will award anything On such claim, or
whether they will consides such claim proper
to be presented, is another matter altogether,
and should they decide against us, there will
be no threat on the part of the United States
10 repudiate the decision, for there has been
no attempt to brow-beat the Tribunal into ac-
ceptance of the claim, as there has been to
compel its rejection.
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The New York Tribune assumes that the
French Arms Investigation has shown
tsclearly dishonest evasion, by high functona-
ries, of the rules of neutrality laid down by
our own Government" Very "clear," no
doubt, to candidate Greeley, as to Sumner,
Schurz, and a few others Of the same class;
but not sufficiently''clear" to be seen by either
the German or the French Governments, both
Of which repudiate all complaints against the
United States. What pity that these dis
contented patriots cannot induce at least Em-
peror William to accept the case they have
been at so much pains and sacrifice to prepare
for him
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PRESIDENT GRANT has accepted an
invitation TO attend the reunion of
the army of the Potomac at Cleve-
land on the 7th of May.
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TIE Union League Of America has
unanimously resolved to support the
nominee Of the Philadelphia ConVen-
fion.
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AN ORDINANCE

Repeating Certain Ordinances Regulating the
Running at Large of Stoipe 1Citliys tile Cor
pOrate Limits Of the City Of Fremont.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of ofFremont That the ordinance entitled
San ordinance to restrain swine running at large
except when a suitable ring is placed in the nose
so as to prevent them from roofing" passed Nav
10, 1869, and ordinance to amend the second
section Of said ordinance, passed May "a 1862 and
all ordinances and parts Of ordinances regulating
restraining the running at large within the
porate limits of said city, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Passed April Is, 1872.
JAMES KRIDLER, President of Council.
GEORGE J. KREBS, City Clerk.
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SCHOOL HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE,

- The Board OF Education of the CITY of Ere
LII mont have decided to dispose of of the
kasssA John street school RuIIdfng
and Lot, and purchase site with more land. as
the above lot is too email for School PURPOSES.
The building is Of brick and can readily be con-
yerted into comfortable dwelling. The proper
ty will be sold at bargain and possession given
the 4th ofJuly next. J. ELWELL,
Clerk of the Board Of Education.
Fremont, April 9Th, 1872,
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EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
IN
CABINET ORGANS,

IN
CABINET ORGANS,
The MASON & HAsSLIS OReAA Co. respectfully an
nounee the introduction OF Improvements Of much
more than ordinary interest. These are
REED ~ PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
BENG tbs only successful combination OF REAL
PIPES with reeds ever made;
DA rs TRANSPOSING KEYBOARD
winch can De instantly moved 10 the right or left
changing the pitch, or transposing the key. For
dr1trtI'gs and descriptions see Circular.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES OF
DOU BLE REED ARENET ORGANS
at Sl4O, Sl32 and SIPS each. Considering Ca
Pae'ty, Elegance, and Thorough Ercelleslce of
Worhn9alsshtp, these are cheaper than Gny
before offered
Ihe MASON * HAMLIN Organs are Acknowledged
bEST, ard from extraordinary facilities for
manufacture this Company can Afford and now
UNDERTAsE to sell at prices which render them
UN(e eUESTI0NABLY CHEAPEST.
Four octave ORGANS $50 each; FIVE Octave Or
CANS slOO, sl2j and upwards With three sets Of
reeds Sl1O and upwards. Forty styles up to $500
each.
NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and TESTIMONIAL
CIRCULAR, with opinions of MORE THAN ONE
THOUSAND MUSICIANS, sent free.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
l54 fremont St., Boston. 596 Broadway N. Y.
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TIE official vote of Connecticut
shows Jewell to have received 2S
majority over all others.
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

TVNHIS is to Give notice that on tho Goth dsv of
4 April, A. d. 1872, warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of Homer Oyermyer. of
Hessvile, in the county of Sandusky, and State of
Ohio, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his
own Petition that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging to such ban k
rupt, to him or his use, and the transfer of anv
property BY him are forbidden by law: that a
meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt TO prove
their debts, and choose or more assgnees Of his
estate, will be held at court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at Norwalk, Huron County, Ohio, before
Frank Sawyer, Esq, Register, on the 18th dav of
May, A. D. 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
s. NJ. SMEAD,
Deputy U. s. Marshal as Messenger.
JOHN L, GREENE. Atty for Petitioner. 1915
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The CHARTER OAK
Il
CO..
HARTFORD, CONN.
amount Of Capital, 100000 90
A0oilo6Ie assets, $9,52l,776 80
STATE OF OHIO, AUDITOR OF srArE's OEFrcv.
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS March 4th 1870

STATE OF ONO, AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF Insurance.
COLUMBUS, March 4th, 1872
WHEREAS, The Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company, located at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut, has filed in this Office sworn state
ment, by the proper officers thereof, showing its
condition and business, and has complied in ali re-
spects with the laws of this State relating to fs
Insurance Companies:
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, I. James
Williams, Auditor of the State of Ohio, do hereby
certify, that said Company is authorized to trans
act its appropriate business of Life Insurance in
this State, in accordance with law, during the
current year. The condition and business of said
Company, at the date of such statement, dec
81, 1871, y is shown as follows:
Amount Of Joint Stock or Guarantee
Capital, paid up,........... 100000 90
Aggregate amount available Assets,
including the sum of $2,726 3l7.26in
premium notes held by the company
on Policies issued. I,77s 80
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, in
Guiding 1926, ,477.00 for Re-insur-
Rnce Reserve computed by the COM
pany according to the American
table, with interest at AZ per cent. S,6l54 547G.30
Amount OF Income for the preceding
year IN cash and notes. ............. 444S,7l 70
Amount Of Expenditures for the pre-
cedIng year in cash and notes 49,. S,370,l97 IS
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub
scrlbed my name, and caused the seal OF my
written. JAMES WILLIAMS,
Auditor OfState:
MRS. ANNA |. CAMFlElD,
Agent ut Fremont, Ohio.
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NEW DRESS MAKING RooMsI
MISS n. E. BELANGBR,
FASHIONABLE CLOAK AND DRESS MAKr

FASHIONABLE CLUAK AND DRESS MAKER,
Takes pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of
Fremont and vicinity that she has taken Rooms IN
TsoHUMY's GUIDING,
Corner of Front and Garrison streets, where she
will be pleased to see all that NAV need any-tbjnS
in her line. Cloaks and Dresses Cut, FITTED a15
Made Up in the latest and most fashionable stvIes
B- AL work warranted to give satisfaction.
~ Latest styles of Patterns always on hand.
Call and examine work and prices. 1875
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Tom Wallace, who died in the Crawford
county inirmary, last week, was the veteran
tramping printer Of the United States,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to owners of Hogs. per
IN hitting the same to be or run at large afkel
Saturday, April 81, 1872, within the incorporated
limits ofthe City Of Fremont, Ohio in violation oi
law, that they viii be prosecuted therefor accord,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
Y presented to the Commissioners of SandusIrv
@. unity at their next session, to be held on the
FIRST Monday in June, A. D. 1872, praying for the
alteration of the County Road leading from Low
er Sandusky to the mouth of Huron, known as
the Charles Lindsav Road, in said county, as fol-
lows For review Of SO much of the Charles
Lindsay Road as lies south of the County Road
commencing near the center of section eleven rII
township five t5l, range sixteen (I6, thence south
on the half section line TO near the quarter nos+
on the south side of section eleven a. of the same
township. c. Ct. SANFORD, Petitioner.
April IS, 1872. 1918
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Secrssary of Stats-ALLEN I. WIKoFF.
.T,td0s Of Supreme COlat-JOHN WEACa:
BoarS Pub. WoTks-RICHARD Z. PORTER
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NAeANTED.-Agents for our new l6-page
wv naper the Contributor. Thirteen depart
ments. religious and secular. Rev, A Earle writes
for It. 81 90 a year; $2.0O premium to each sub
scriber. For Agets' terms, address
JAMES Il. EARLE. BOsToS, Mass.
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THE JOURNAL.
A.H.BALsLzx, A Editor.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FREMONT OHIO
FRIDAY, April rs, 1879.
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nIACK AIPACAs,

20 pieces Black Alpacas at 80 cts.
en- 40 "
We are the only house in the city
that keeps = full stock Of Black
Alp&cRss
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The Best Panel! Tl L.
oh, W1uId ! were a ChiId againI

slghs the weary and exhausted one, as the languor
and lasltude OF spring comes upon him. Come
and receive vigOr and strength from the wonder
ful South American TONIC
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". h.Rror& Bnos
GRAND
SPRING OPENING.
FANCY DRESS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS,
MOTIONS, &C., &C.
VIII commence on Saturday their
GRAND OPENING OF
New and Stylish Dress Goods,
Dolly Warden Dress Goods,
Dolly Warden Cambrics,
Dolly Warden Piques,
Dolly Warden Prints.
This morning we will make 9
special opening OF Ladies hld
Gloves, in all coloTs, at popular prices
We will offer 600 Bed Quilts at
sl.5O, sold elsewhere at $2.25.
WM. A. RICE & BROS.
we've will Opea an elegant line
ofCambric Edging and Embroderies
at 90 per cent less than the same
goods are sold elsewhere.
WIN. A. RICE d BROS.
sneoial sale of Black Silks. We
are Offering 20 pieces of Black Silk,
Foreign makes, at a bargain.
WM. A. RICE q BROS.
On MONDAY we shall open a fun
line of Paisley Shawls, Striped and
Plain Ottoman Shawls. We shall
offer 500 Striped Shawls at prices
that defy competition.
BLACK ALPACAs,
20 pieces Black Alpacss at 50 cts.
so 40
We are the only house in the city
that keeps = full stock of Black
Alpacss.
WEDDING OUTFITS.
VIM "A RICE & BROS. have a
large stock of new and stylish Dress
and Fancy Goods especially adapted
for wedding outfits. We will have
= depsrtment Atted up for goods OF
This description. Miss Mira b.
FIsHER. formerly with Mrs. Gust,
and well known to many Of you, will
have charge Of this department,
where she will be pleased to receive
a call from her friends and acqualnt-
anees.
IS Patterns Irish Pepllns at 1913 to 1900:
rs Pieces Striped and Figured Piques at z5e
70 Dozen Fancy Towels at iOc each.
20 Dozen Fancy Towels at 200 each.
i00DoEsn Ladies' Cotton Hose at l2He per pair.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
We are making a special sale Of
elegant Nottingham Lace Curtain
Goods. Those who have examined
them say that they are very cheap
CARPETS,
The only house in the city that
keeps a full stock Of Carpets. We
shall not advance the price of Car
pets.
Lace shswls, new and desirable
styles.
We are offering a large lot OF
English Thread and Valenciennes
Collars, Handkerchiefs and Laces, at
half their value.
Come and see our New Goods at
Low Prices. We will save you
money.
VIM. a. RICE & BROS.
FREMONT, OHIo.
TuE TOHDNA Al
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Nem a0pertisemrnts.

MONEY Rs7 m4G6S 66saE aAPli 6a CtIosas SsR ssR aaa
pies and full particulars FREE. s. NJ. SPENCER,
Brattleboro, VT.
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
FoRcouoHs, COLDS & HoARsENEss.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS g. HoARsENEss.
These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, in popular form,
for the cure of all THROAT and LUNG diseases.
HOARSENESS and LIBERATION of the
THROAT are immediately relieved, and state
ments are constantly being sent to the proprietor
OF relief in cases of Throat difficulties of years
standing.
TaTTTION Dontb deceived by worthlessim-
OhU HUN itatiOns. Get only Wells Carbclic
Tablets Price 25e per box. Send for circular.
JOHN C. KELLOGG, Is Platt st. n. Y,
I2.I5 SoleAgentfOr the U. s..
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
JOHN C. LEE, ALPHoNso HART
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FREE no BOOK AGENTS.

We will send a handsome Prospectus of our NEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE containing over $50
fine Scripture Illustrations TO any Book Agent,
free of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
90, Chicago, Ill; Cincinnati, Ohio; st. Louis, Mo-
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a GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Do you want an agency, local or traye5-
ina, with an opportunity to make So to
$50 day selling our new strand
White Wire Clothes Lirlesl They last
M forever; sample free. Send for circular
.,,d-,.ss at once Hudson Rirer Wire Works,
cor water st, and Maiden Lane, N Y, OF Si6
w. Randolph st. Chicago.
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On Monday we shall open a fnll
line of Paisley Shawls, Striped and
Plain Ottoman Shawls. We shall
offer 500 Striped Shawls at prices
4hsk defy competition.