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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19
Fires at Toledo and Perrysburg.-

Fires at Toledo and Perrysburg.-
Besides tho burning Of number of dwelling
houses and small buildings, at Toledo, on Sat
urday, the Elevator of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad, was discovered
to be on fire about o'clock in the evening,
and burned to the ground, despite the efforts
Of the engines and fremen to stay the flames.
The Elevator contained about lSO,OOO bushels
of grain valued at $4,000. The loss on the
building Is valued at $4,000.
At Perrysburg, the Court House, a cooper
shop, and one or two dwellings were burned.
The whole loss being about $4,000.
On Monday morning four dwellings were
burned in Toledo.
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SATURDAY LAST was a harvest day
for the fire fiend. Besides the fires at
Tidln, Toledo and Perrysburg, men
toned elsewhere, a 100000 fire
was reported in Philadelphia, $780,
600 fire at Westfeld, n. Y, a $685.
600 fire at Oswego, n. Y, one in
New York City-a paper collar fac
tory-where the loss on stock, ma
chinery, building, &c, is set down at
nearly 100000, one at st. Louis in
volving loss of 100000, and one at
Aver, Massachusetts, which destroy
ed about half the business portion of
the town, with a loss of 100000.
Besides these, minor fires were re-
ported at Pottsville, Pa, Worcester,
Mass, Savannah, Ga, and Picton,
Ontario. On Sunday, a fire at Sha-
mokin, Pa, destroyed the Douty
House and nine other buildings esti-
mated at $4,000. The Bixby
House at Whitney Point, and sew
eral stores were destroyed same
day; also a dwelling at Toledo.
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tions were adopted. Telegrams
from the ends of the earth we're read
by Cyrus W. Field, all doing honor
to the memory of the dead. Reports
from meetings in the large cities,
held simultaneously, were also read
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TIE National Convention of the
colored citizens, held at New Or
leans, declared in favor Of Grant and
COlfax for President and Vice Presi.
dent. and heartily endorsed their ad-
ministration. They also euloglzed
Sumner, and expressed the belief
thath would not prove recrcsnt TO
his Republican record.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

TIE Boesel (Griffth) Railroad
bill, which passed the Senate seveal
weeks ago, passed the House, on
Tuesday, and is now law. This
viii be good news to various locali-
k;es
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AMONG the items Of the river and
harbor appropriation bin are the
following: Maumee river, above
Toledo, $1,000; Toledo harbor,
$4,000; Sandusky river, $l0,0O0i
Sandusky harbor, $4,000; Ashta-
r,ula harbor, $4,000; Vermilion har-
bor. $4,000; Port Clinton harbor
az 0Ooy Rocky River harbor, SIC, 900.
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Rev. R. McCUNE Of the Tolsdo
BlaIs has been appointed Appraiser
Of Merchandise at Toledo, and his
name sent to the Senate for confirms
tion. We congratulate you Robbrt.
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A little waif that was picked up
in a New York street the other
morning, was aked if he had a moth
er, and replied. Il dun no, but 1
guess not, for when 1 ran away this
morning the old uns was quarrelin', !,
and father had the hatchet."
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

ENGLAND still busters q little, but
she is not disposed to blows. just
ct present the Republican agitation
ct home, together with the Irish
agitation which is a constant source
Of trouble, is about all it can attend
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

THE REPORT of the House investi
eating Committee on Expenditures
of the War Department, which will
be found in another column, is {, IA
tai blow at the disorganizers.
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TIE STEAMER OCEANUs exploded
her boilers, near Cairo, Illinois, on
the morning of the 11tb, with ter
rife force. Soon after the explosion
the boat took fire and was burned to
the waters edge. OF nearly one
hundred passengers and crew, only
"a we're known to have been saved.
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TIE Hall af the House Of Rep
rasaptstives was crowded, on Tues
5av night last, on the occasion of
memorial services in honor OF the
I.to Prof Morse. Eloquent speech
- were made by Speaker Blaine, Sen
~sor = patterson, Garfield, Cox, and
otbers, and several series of resolu'
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can roads out Of the Republican
party lead into the Democratic
Camp" is a sentence is one Of the
resolutions adopted at the National
Colored Convention. That single
senten ce contains the whole case.
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JUR ] B EBA,

d B. B.BUCKLAED has this day retired from
Ils the firm Of Q. NJ. Dillon & Co. The business
VIII continue under the firm name Of c. n. Dillon
& Co., as heretofore.
Fremont, Ohio, March gath, 1872.
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FREE Tn RnnK AGENTS

We will send a handsome Prospectus of our NEW
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE containing over $50
hue Scripture illustrations to any Book Agent,
free OF charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
Co, Chicago, III; Cincinnati Ohio; St Louis No
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New advertisements.

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81 had Catarrh so years; am p years old and
HYATr's INA cured me, Mrs. N. A. Esquirol >" l67
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years. 1 have now no Catarrh, and have my hear
ing, the result Of using One Dollar Packet of DR..
HYATT's INA, Miss Malvina Piercy," 1s3 Division
st. New York.
PLAIN TRUTHFUL STATEMENT that CATARRH,
in many hundreds Of cases, some existing
OVER FORTY YEAIs, has been PERMANENTLY CURED
by the use of One Dollar Packet of DR.. HYATT'S
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Send 81 90 for Medicine and advice to DR.. E. T.
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MISS N. E. BBLANGBR,
SCHOOL HOUSE ANpLor

FOR SALE.
- The Board of Education Of the city ofFre-
;:;I mont have decided to dispose Of Of the
AsA John Street school Building
and Lot, and purchase q site with more land :.
the above lot Is TOO small for School uvrno5ss-
Inc building Is Of brick and can readiiv - -,
seI.e9 I INTO comfortable dwelling. 'The prone.
" vii 0e sold at bargain and possesTio- e,;l,s
the 9Th ofJuly next. J.ET,WFTTTIT- 4, gwen
Clerk Of the Board Of Edne-lion
Fremont, April 9Th, lS72, --1-'''''a'
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List of Letters remaining in the Fremont
Post-ofice, uncalled for April 18th, 1872:
Harry Barker, Theo Bond, Miss Ellen
Croyle, Mrs. Jennie Daniels, W. o. Folder,
Martin Folk, Miss Carrie Juire, A. B. Pulling
2, Mr.. Sarnacht, Morgan Sharp, Mrs. Emma
Supner, Mary Wordsworth, Geo. A. thinner
man.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

Injured.-Pig number ons thousand SO ven
hundred and twenty-seVen, was run over, and
one of its rear legs broken by the steamer, on
Saturday. Had it been home like a good lit
tie pig, it might now been in the full enjoy
ment of temporal blessings.
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THE JOURNAL.
a. z. .RALsLHY, HditoE.

FR REAGOHT. OHIO
FRIDAY, april 10, 1872.
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ssnSYCHOMANCK, or Soul Charm
ing.,' How either sex may fascinate and
gain the love and affections of any person they
choose, instantly, This simple mental acquire
ment all can possess, free, by mail, for % cents
together with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams, Hints to Ladies, &c. A queer. exciting
book. 100000 sold. Address T. WILLIAM & co.
Publishers, Philadelphia 1919
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ONO LBGIsLATURB-
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10.


HousE,-The following bills were
passed in addition to few local
bills: House bill to provide that
the doing of public work may be
contracted for in parts or section,
instead of in the aggregate: House
hill to allow railroad directors to
purchase stock Of their respective
roads in open market, at its market
value (but not direct from the board
of railroad directors); House bill
providing that stone coal shall be
sold in no manner except by weight
or measurement, and making any
thing to the contrary a penal offense
subject to civil or criminal prosecu-
ton: House bill to allow inmates Of
the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home to be maintained in said
Home until they arrive at the age of
eighteen years, instead OF being dis
charged at sixteen.
SENArE-Bills were passed House
hill relative to the duties of the Su-
preme Court reporter. The object OF
this bill is to enable the State and
its citizens to obtain the supreme
court reports at less cost than at
nresent-Senate bill amending the
act relating to the boards Of health.
This bill gives the boards of health
power to provide for proper inter
ment Of the dead, and keeping pro-
per record of the deaths and inter
ments, and guarding against the
spread of infectious diseases. Ev-
erv child is to be vaccinated before
it attains the age Of four months,
and no person except a legalized
physician is permitted to vaccinate.
No person or child, or inmates of a
house in which q person is suffering
from small pox or other contagious
disease is permitted to attend church,
school, or other public assembly.
Boards of health may enforce the
vaccination of all the inhabitants OF
the city who may not have been sue
cessfully vaccinated within five
years, and all persons vaccinated in
childhood must be revaccinated be-
fore they attain the age of fourteen
years-A Senate joint resolution
instructing the Ohio delegation in
Congress to oppose any reduction OF
the tariff on imported wool was
adopted by vote of l3 to 10
Several local bill were passed.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Secretary of Stats-ALLEN 7. WIkOFF.
.J,f9oe of Supreme CotTt-JOHN WEIGH.
Rogrd P,s5. Works-RICHARD r. PORTER.
PRESIDENTIAL ELK0ToRs.
JOHN c. LEE, ALPHoNso HART.
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al local bill were passed.
THURSDAY, APRIL II.

HoUsE.-The following measures
received approval: Senate bill to re,
quire land owners through whose
premises bitches or drains are con
structed by county commissioners
to keep the same open and in good
order; House bill to authorize super
intendents of free macadamized
roads to issue certificates for materi
al taken to improve such roads,
which certificate shall be honored
by the county treasurer, the same as
similar certificates issued by road
supervisors; House bill to provide
for the reseparation and classifca-
ton Of the Morgan raid claims, un-
der the direction of three commits
siOners to be appointed by. the Gov
ernor.
SENArE.-This body passed bills
as follows: House bill to grant the
consent of the States of Ohio to the
purchase by the United States of one
or more pieces of land in the City of
Cincinnati, not exceeding four acres
for the erection off court house Gus
tom house, post Office and other gov
ernment buildings; Senate bill to
punish the presentation of fraudulent
claims against the State, counties,
townships or municipal corporations
A few local bills were also passed.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19
BLACK ALPACAs,

20 pieces Black Alpacas at 50 cts.
al 40 /"
We are the only house in the city
that keeps full stock of Black
Alpscas.
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wFDDING OUTFITS.

WIN. A. RICE & BROS. have a
large stock of new and stylish Dress
and Fancy Goods especially adapted
for wedding outfits. We will have
a department fitted up for goods of
this description. Miss MIRA b.
FrsHER, formerly with Mrs. Gust,
and well known to many Of you, viii
have charge Of this department,
where she will be pleased to receive
q call from her friends and acquaint-
enppa
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

We we will open an elegant line
of Cambria Edging and Embroderies
at 20 per cent less than the same
goods are sold elsewhere.
WIN. A. RICE & BROS.
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W. W.A.Rron8 Baos..
GRAND
SPRING OPENING
OF
FANCY DRESS,
FANCY TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, &C., &C,

viii commence on Saturday their
GRAND OPENING OF
New and Stylish Dress Goods,
Dolly Warden Dress Goods,
Dolly Warden Camhrics,
Dolly Warden Piques,
Dolly Warden Prints.
This morning we will make a
special opening Of Ladies Kid
Gloves, in all colors, at tpopular prices
We will offer 600 Bed Quilts at
Sl.50. sold elsewhere at $2.25.
WAI. A. RICE d BROS.
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On Monday We shall open full
line of Paisley Shawls, Striped and
Plain Ottoman Shawls. We shall
offer 500 Striped ShaWls at prices
that defy competition.
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"a GREAT OHANOB FOR AGENTS.

"A GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
Do you want an agency, local or traUel-
ing, with an opportunity to make So to
$50 day selling our new I strand
White Wire Clothes LiileS} THey last
foreVey; sample free. Send for circular.
address at once Hudson RiDeT TYire Works,
cor Water st. and Maiden Lane, n. Y, OF 3ie
W. Randolph st. Chicago.
ARHANTED.-Agent for our new l6-page
w paper the Contributor. Thirteen depart
ments religious and secular. Rev. A. Earle writes
for it. sl.0O year; g 90 premium to each SUBJ
scriber. For Agets' terms, address
JAMES II. EARLE. BOsToN, Mass.
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WIN. A. RICE & BROS

Special sale of Black Silks. We
are Offering 20 pieces of Black Silk,
EOres,-,, roeIrae eft n haroain.
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FRIDAY, APRIL l;

HoRsE.- Bills were passed as fol-
lows; House bill revising, codifying
and amending all existing laws regu-
lating insurance companies doing
business in this State: Senate bill to
make the terms of Office of Clerks of
Common Pleas Courts to expire uni
formly on the second Monday in
February; Senate bill to provide for
the entry Ofrelease Of satisfaction of
mortgages and other liens of record
in certain cases; Senate bill to pre-
vent parties who have given mortga-
ges on chattel property from remov-
ing and disposing of that property
with the intention of defrauding the
mnrtgagee.
SENATE.-An important railroad
bill, to regulate the transportation of
passengers and freight on railroads,
and requiring many other stringent
things of railroad companies, was de-
feated by three less than the neces-
sary majority-A good many bills
for local improvements were passed
President laid before the
Senate the memorial Of the lesses of
the public works, proposing to sur
render their lease upon the payment
of them of fifty per cent. Of the in
creased value of the public works
since they took possession of the
same, June, 1861. Referred to the
committee on Public Works.
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SATURDAY, APRIL Is.


HoUsE.-By a vote of 81 to 2S,
the resolution requesting our Sena-
tor and Representatives in Congress
to oppose any reduction of the tariff
on imported wool, was adopted
The greater part of the day was oc-
cupied in considering and passing
local bills.
SENATE.-A bill was passed to
amend the act concerning divorce
and alimony. 1t authorizes the
court not only to grant alimony for
the suit for divorce, but also an al
lowance for the support of the minor
children, and to allow an Injunction
with or without bond, at the discre-
tiOn of the court, against the hus-
band, to prevent him from disposing
of or incumbering his property so as
to defeat the application of the wife
for alimony-Also the following
bills were passed: Senate bill pro-
viding that the county auditor and
county commissioners in each of the
several counties shall constitute a
board for the appraisement of rail
road property, instead of allowing
the auditor alone to do the work
Senate bill provides that any bong
tide creditor of the estate NAV, with
in nine months after the date of let,
ters of administration, upon proper
cause shown, have citation to require
the administrator or executor to
make a pro ratio distribution Of the
money in his hands among the cred
itors of the estate.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19
ILLUSTRATION OF The HOLY BIBLE /!

Tits exhibition being purely geological and does have
every department conducted strictly moral principle and
Is unquestonaby the grandes exhibition Of any age or
country.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Increasing Drunkenness seems to be
increasing, at least there have been more
drunken men on our streets, in tao past two
weeks, than for some time previous.
Good.-The division of Sons of Temper
ance, at Rollersville, has eighty five active
members, That organization has accomplish
ed considerable real good since its commence
ment
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-04-19

The only house in the city that
keeps a full stock OF Carpets. We
shah not advance the price Of Car
pets.
Lace shswls, new and desirable
styles.
We are offering a large lot of
English Thread and Yalenciennes
Collars, Handkerchief and Lsces, at
half their value.
Come and see our New Goods at
Low Prices. We will save you
money.
wM. a. RICE & BROS.
FREMONT, Ono.
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8 Patterns Irilh Poplins at ss.75 TO g. 90.
rs Pieces Striped and Figured Plques at 25e.
20 Dozen Fancy Towels at l0o each,
% Dozen Fancy Towels at 25o each
10 Tl--sr 7 sfauf 0otfou Has At u &c per pa
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Oh, would we're a child agai0I

slghs the weary and exhausted one, as the languor
and Iasitude of spring comes upon him. Come
and receive vigOr and strength from the wonder
F,I c,,tb Arnerica n frONrrC
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NOTTINGHAbI LACE CURTAINS.

We are making a special sale of
elegant Nottingham Lace Curtain
Goods. Those who have examined
them ssy that they are very cheap.
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The Vans, Ben & Cages

belonging to the Golden Menagce and
ornanened with style and finish nrely new and original
with the great enagere Company and undenaby SURPRISING
n point of dazzling brancy and artistic execution
thing the world eyer dreamed Of On the sides and ends Of m
carriages containing the animals and paraphanata paint
ings selected from designs that woTdrenOwued Parisan
Artist Gustav Dore and faithful copies Of his ncompara
11a
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-06-15
publisher,, opinion. q! .r.nnn, ;,

In commenting upon our notice Of the
death of poor old Tom Wallace, The di-si.
pated English Tramp" the M.ric,ta
Tunes OF last week, very truthfqlly remark;
Wallace is gone-dying in poorhouse.
at lastl-lt has now been Ion. time since
We saw "Old Sineleterry, or heard Of him.
and We suppose lac is dead, too Green e
his gravel lie was good printer. and a
kindly, quiet, sober man,-but he would
tramp, a. II from a principle Of his IA.
ture; rolling stone gathers no moss. so he
was always poor But he was no beppar
aud was far from being hummer as Sid
ney +. Moorse himself
There are sad dogs everywhere. and in
all walks Of lite The sacred desk j. by = n
means clear of the dishonor they BRING
and, IL humber calling- their powcr TO
ilict pain and modification is as great IA
II Is anywhere else The drunken. lrawlirg
hlpther'ng jour printer. a. he tranps about
Is the fear and dread Of every one
VINO manages an Office Reekiue with
"hlskey and more repulsiye with dirt than
hog rhould be, lac imprudeutly insist. on
"ofk while his very presence is an oil
encc or else On money TO get liquor, pre-.
.N.i"'"-f W'dhWhI'i thdt ne u ont OF bre ld.
here are no worse vacahonds. not even
On Bucht'wn Sometimes. they la pen 10
he ~ virtue of then. calling. aud ~ " ell Us
nature, smart and rel1y-it So the greater
the.r ability to he troublesome. Ruilrcal
men rte imbpat men, aud tavern keepers
have just the same experience with a. ein.
! pix on the whole lot now, henceiorth
/ aud forevermorcl Amen
IL was our fortune 10 l. nov both Wa'lae,
(ro relation to the publisher ofthe Arg4l ]
and to know lie faults, mu twtntg fye
years ago and we know Mr. Sing try
from 1881 until the day Of his death. and
can fully endorse all that the Timss savs o
him, aud about him. strong dridk wis ii
besetiing sin, aud has been the ruin o
thousands Of men Of the same pro'es ion
II there is one annoyance which. m1r
than another. wear.e- the patience OF af
editor. or tries the temper ola publisher
10 is the presence ola drunken pofs..ion
al typographical tramp when 'olt o.
sOri- out Of bread aud ont or rLbtcl
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LET Us NOMINATE GRoEsnEcK Brother
Warwick, of the Lebanon (Ohio) Pabiot
who never saws foo ish or an unwise
tiing,) makes the following sensible re
marks in late numbe. of his excellent
paper:
SHOULD there be no other candidate but
Greeley IN opposition to Grant, we viii un-
doubtoily vote for Greeley. Greeley in
case OF an emergency, but Grant under no
consideration whatever, il our motto We
are confident the Democracy wall NOW nom
mate ticket, As they are forced to DO by
the action Of the Cincinnati Convention
We hope they will make judcous nomi
nation. on good PLATFORM and enter the
fight firmly and sqmrely Let such man
rs W 5 Groesbeck, OF Ohio, he placel np
upon the ticket and it will not only reciev G
tie united support OF the Democrats of
tbs section, but the thoh-ald- ~ Republi-
cons who would prefer Gro. -lcck to either
Greeley or Grant Nominate Grocsh,ck
"u a good platform, aud tne people WI.
carry 1t 10 victory