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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
r. CARVER,

a TrORNEY Al Law, Fremont, Ohio, offers
a his professional services 10 all requiring legal
business done IN any OK the Coarts OF 5anausky
County; XII also attend 70 the collection 0t CLAIMS
0feefr Iyloris Block, on Creghan street,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

G,Il.stalstoIAiVIdsilgin Jab EuE uais Quarterly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. 8, 1872, ii am'}
SYNOPSIS YOR PAST TwBRTY-POUR HOURa-
The barometer has continued slowly falling over
the lakes, with cloudy weather and occ .sional
rain. and generally southerly to westerly winds.
the latter extending thence to the Ohio and Mis-,
slssippi valleys. Partly cloudy weather and
northerly to northeasterly winds on the south
Auantc ano gulf states, and southerly to west
erly over the New England and middle states
with partly cloudy weather
PRoBABILITIEs.-On the lower lakes and over
.ne mIuuIe states north Of Virginia, and the
western portion of New England, southerly to
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather, With
occasional rain on the lower lakes In the Ohio
vaIley ana tennessee and northward and west
ward over the Mississippi valley. Michioan and
Lake Michigan, southerly to westerly winds
changing to northerly, and partly cloudy and
clearing weather. In the gulf and south Atlantic
sections winds gradually veering to soutberiv
with clear and warmer weather. Teleoranbic
reports from the entire Mississippi valley and
the southwest are missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
, Governmens Securities.
AArkets Today.


BALTIMORE, Oct 3-vnglnix SKIES, old 81. yir
Una euvnsolda,ed 01s, co: resistered Az do
new, -, " est Virginia q, asa BID to day 1' W.
"a BALTIMORE, Oct. 3-CotIoL quiet Tut rm: l7z..
- flour o. m aid unchanged Wheat Fl rn: " III
choice, S2aS2.W; red w.s.ern s Goa SI 10: amhse
es,tsIn, IA 80 Corn firm; stock scarce for
s1utneIn; white southern, 72s74; yellow southern.
bats n,laed western steady, Go Oats firm: souih =
Stn, 81, VT stern mixed, 40a42; do white Has
nye Qnlet Provisions dull auu weak Mess norS
nSniIrsl, sl.n Bulk meats dull; shoulders, bid,
siaes, Nel Bacon in fair demand; prices uac hanged.
.near cured hams, 2la22. Lard lower; sales 60sj
utrees Of prime western at sa Wsste bntter
UNCLAIMED Whisky quiet, 93H ''0'
Ekw YORK. Oct: 3-Stocks steady. G Id firm.
Iis. money tight, Is per day. Exchange. LONG
- n short 81 G:Sernmsnts strong. virgins S's
EFW YORK, Oct. 3.-Flour dull, 5alCc lower
Ginning. Au oe
q, LONDON. Oct 8, noon The rate o. di count of
me bsnH o, Engi,hd has been adv anced u per
Tor money, and 9e,sa92h for account n g. bonds
So; Erie, 3sH ' ~ -
Pans, Oct s-Rentes opened ct 81 francs, % cen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

Inc liberals in taking such elaborate pains to
show that the President is not fluent speech
MAKER are unwittingly doing him great service
Win the american people. The gift of CAB is a
very handy thing for public speaker, a LAWYER
or a preacher, though even with those who use
the tongue professionally the greatest fiuency "a
an oh-hand declaimer Il not generally associated
with the highest degree of ability. But i'm An
executive officer, and especially the highest
executive officer in the nation, there is no gift,
so iatal or 50 out OF place as facility OF word
oehvery. There was the case of Andy johnson
He brought to the White House the unlimited
resources OF CAB that had made him formidable
as stump speaker. He was perfectly irrepress-
ible. How he astonished the world bv a ma,d
lin speech on the occasion of the second inaugu
ration OF President Lincoln is well remembered.
and he had hardly set foot in the White House
before he entered upon that diarrhna of
speeches that so confounded reporters and
publishers, and which were only minimized
IN number and quantity when the latter m ado a
desperate stand and refused to print them. II
is recorded that in one day Andy delivered no
less than twenty-seven set speeches to unhannv
visitors at the White House. No poor devil of a
postmaster could go up to see about his Office
but A. y. would back him up in a corner and
proceed 10 crate to him about the constitution
anu the state Oh the nation. 1t Is easy to see i'm
reviewing the list OF our Presidents, that the
hgh'est and the most crotchety and impracti.
Cal have been fluent speakers, while the ables,
have been comparatively silent men. Jefferson
andJackson represented the one class. and Tyler.
frank Pierce and Andy johnson the other II
Is no ciscredit to President Grant that he ranLs
win the former rather than the latter i'm having
TIE giit OF silence rather than the shallow pated
fuency of utterance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

ltseems that the Washington and Georgetown
railroad company is requiring its employees to
get registered in order u vote them against the
Board Of Public Works. Of course il is tn he
expected that the Board should earn the oppo-
sitlon OF the railroad company by undertaking
10 make 1t put its tracks in proper condition,
but 1t Is rather hard on the employees of the
road, who are treated like slaves, AMI paid
slaves wages, that they should also be required
to vote like slaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

The indications Of . squeeze In the New York
camille paper Ii selling ct Il to Is per cent. mar
annum, call loans have been pushed M 10 v
Per cent per day, and 9: high q per cent. per
9 9sy 9Msmanded and paid for the use of gold
Wal street fraternity are at their speculative
anties once more. and . lively time was had
among an them yesterday. The "bulls" in gold
~ } ,he tne bears" reversing the origin
ioIces IN Pacific mail fought bitterly over that
s.oek All day long. Money was tightened, gold
Wa :s run up, and stocks were hammered In .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
BUSINESS CHANGES.

SIS 000 TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
~AOeoOo In sums TO suits, from 10 years
ooa-,o. MOUSSE MIDDLETON.
0o'-lS. 6i3 18th street.
$4,000, sS ,So 600 81 Is 900. SO 900,
Attorney Law, Plants Buiidiss ooras, Isih =,
and New York avenue. N"'' 80, 90 a.
E1XTUREs Oh STOCK OF HOSIERY FoR
Il sALk-Good location. near Pepns, lyania .See
hue, seaton Hall. 404 9Th street oc2 81.
RlLLlARD TABLES FOR SALE-Twoof Pbe-
- Ian e make less than half price All Kind. ~
Billiard material for sails. AbAMSON, sos OH
eu.o. oc2 II
Two GENTLsMEN OF THE INTERIOR
II sTATn WAR. NAVY AND TREAsTRY
DhPAkTMEk Ts-I will sell, on cheap and easy
TINS. TO GLIB Of twelve persons 40 acres on the
Ma.hiuRton Branch railroad and turnpike go yaris
". IN scages station. miles from Washing laid
on 10 suit each The location lie beautiful Liberal
viii be given TO the three first joiuin
the club. Persons desiring TO see the far m can a.
HIGGlNS, who resides CD the farm, aud Will show
m. me DIVISIONS: or apply to M. BANNON, Trusfee
SAINT Paul street, Baltimore.
B.-Ihat the enterprise will be profitable ON
me piah " nnon proposes, he refers to COmmo-
dcre hmnen, Navy Department; Geo r. GsmbriIl,
1tntrsi Post ONCE Department; and NJ p Smifn
room ia lndlsn Department, Washington
fok sALE-A valuable HOUSE at Laurel In
quioe as above. sesl. la,.
ITO BE GIVEN AWAY-Un condition az Kind
Il treatment, a black ard tan GYP, 1--WE year. aid
Address FAMILY, at this office. sea
CoR sALE-FIFTY JACKSON WaJONs- ,r,,
able Tor farmers end hay hsGl,ne
ooiumbia Market. corner Massachusetts assLus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

The citizens mass meeting at Lincoln Hall
&c night should be attended by AL interested in
the welfare Of the District. Addresses will be
mace by Governor Cooke, James Harlan, George
Taylor, A. X. Shepherd, Samuel l.. Phillips, and
others Of prominence, and it cannot be doubted
that an Intelligent and thorough exposition of
the condition of District affairs will be made 1t
Is understood that a detailed statement of the
operations Of the Board Of Public Works will be
matie by Mr.. Shepherd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

According 20 the Patriot and other reliable
confederate papers, the Board of Public Works
are Importing negro voters for our local elec-
ton, and exporting negro voters for the Penn
sylvania election on the same day. This is
driving pretty brisk business; bat, like swap
ping the same two jack-knives all day, it is not
quite easy to see what is gained by the opera
uon- Now, II the Patriot only 'ooaId change its
monotonous diet OF hash by getting up a cam
Paign yarn one degree above idiocy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

Messrs. Fred. Boswell, Ordway & Co., who
have undertaken to sell out the colored people
of the District to the Greeley democracy, will
not find the shooting of the colored voters at the
polls in Macon yesterday an argument in their
favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

Georgia has gone democratic by perhaps
dirty thousand majority against forty-fys
thousand for Seymour in 1865. From the man
n'r in which the negroes were protected"
Ire polls at Macon it is a wonder the majority
cd not rise to twice thirty thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

The Patriot has a long editorial this morning
o. the subject Of grave stones. Ii is prudently
anticipating its party's wants in November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
Y. M . @. A,
- CORNER 9TH AND d SHEETS

SSs.S i. 5,i;.,.s
Monday evening" October 7tb with Bible Re Spans
By ss Abb A sTih e Psl,asPRis
Gain Bali Short addresses at $3.50, on Christian
siBBATH EVENING SERVICES for the m.,,.
ess a,s1 IL Lineoln Hall, at clock.
di hbsHRssf Li hmHM Term. a.
Men are especially invited TO use ths priv
Daily PBXfEk R' MEETINGS. 1918 and oelk
rhCTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, COLUMBIA Buun,sesl
fS%S, .ssrfe- asI Street ~ W.;
In cor sequence of not having received the whole
sfordrg opal privileges to all tax payers hereby
give hotlee mat an statement of ten per cent will
Upon that part q Ra the as IA, ,t
ina city comprising the names cOmmenc
AID upon the tax list of Georgetown until october
lO,h lS2, inclusive.
Cpon that part OF said tax list Of CITY,
eomprisrg ,he name commencing with either of the
eefs 10 IL, both inclusive, aud upon the tax list of
Washington county, unrl October 3lst, 1872 inclu.
e1 ls ,o qus5sr Of the ia. list Of
hished THIS once on or about the 18Th inst
oe2st Collector of Taxes District C,lumhi.
u 3GEENs piL1shFarha.K xaa.sls AND AND
aTatIon cen bines all the Medicinal virtues which
sa ssI %Ss
Tor the cure Of scrofula, King Evil, White Swell
aeetion., anaT n1 %snt n snd
Slet raton Of the Bones, Glar ds. or Of the Womb,
spleen SID kidneys; all the Diseases of the
Sore Eyes, &c; Nervous Affection, Dropsy, and Ill
Diseases originating from q 6epraved .tats of TIE
Blood. Also, many affections peculiar To- Females.
a AZ SUP SUPP ession. Irreeul.rity,, Leuccrrhea or
&c. Ii is Purely Vegetable. 1'''
When us;no Dr Int. liz, Dill
uiet or occupation IL Necessary. You NAV or
drink as usual. They purely vegetable
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DOES NOT INJURE
ocl eC3t THE HAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03

NJ MASS MEETINGs.
THE REPUBLICAN CITIzEEs
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WILL HOLD
PUBLIC MEETINGS AS FOLLOWS:
Grad Mass Meeting at Lincoln Hall.
OCTOBER 4.
Conner IN street and Maryland avenue, for the lIth
nth aid 18th Districts.
OCTOBER z.
cGpsGes; street ,s Opposite Post Office. Georgetown
urnpv Chsir pmsn Rep: General Committee.
N ALBERs, the confectioner. No. loi5 Ip,b
Stree, between and l., has returned from Europe
ana ATTENDS 10 bis business personally again $50 Iw'
"BoARD OF y PggLIC WORKS, DISTRICT
w,sr a.. WAsHIseToS. September 10, 1872
and extend the Bissden Mill road along The neesb
and Of
ahh whereas the undersigned have caused the
d cd in our effce: oU GNU
sion Of said road, and ali persons having objection.
,Lereto are requested and notified to pre- sent them
Of hs vss re 81
q Public Works Of the district Of Columbia Room
Where f sny , tEse eai
u. CDOhS,
ALEX. B. SHEPHERD,
JAMtS A. MAGRUDER,
A. Ii. MULLErT,
b. p BROWN,
sl9-2sv3w Board Of Publ Works
@ROSAnALISi
W. Miss NJ. A. O., at NeSsom's Depot, Va.
furrher says:
Oxng to my great suffering from Rheurn sti sm the
ast several years, have been deprived of The abil
iiy 10 do line Deedl-work, of ;ch was very fond.
But ef'er using two bottles Of Rosadais, / have
bsmmtd eight yards Of beau,ifui thread camb rio
ioTles, a. made lovely - ainsook'' skirt for n
ifleDd; The Taking If which required great den |
81 WoTk; would also add thar nv cousin, Frank
hlnley, bad daughter suffering with White Spsli-
,ng and the doctors thouaht il would be necessary
70 emputate the limb che began to take Rosadalis
~ cured ~ " N"' '"'"e
reside in the family Of Colonel Thomas Ridley
and take reat pleasure in recommending Rnsadalis
10 NE anlcteo everywhere. se2l-eo6t
nv DIR. A. pBATT. Circulate Of Onio OolIes .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
The Greeley partisans who have the sending

The Greeley partisans who have the sending
of press dispatches from the South, forward A
story from Macon, Georgia, to the effect that
the negroes there yesterday undertook to take
violent possession Of the polls; that ga few
bouts Of tsticufs occurred in the dense mass.
and then discharge OF brickbats came from
the negroes, followed by an order i.om their
leader, JET Long, II fire upon the whites" that
they did IRE upon the unoffending whites and
that the result was that zone white man was
killed and some five or six negroes were wound-
ed, two OF whom are since dead III is n re-
markable fact that in all these cases related nv
these partisan telegraphers when the negroes
~antonly IRE upon the whites, It is the negroe,
who get shot and killed at the rate of five or six
10 one OF their opponents. The colored peopls
there must either be wretched marksmen or
their firearms must have a BOOMERANG twist
that brings all their bullets home I, dea,
destruction in their own ranks. Another en-
rious feature OF this story is that the negroes.
after all this obstreperous mob demonstra.
ton, should subside quietly into the defen.
sVe attitude and declare that ''they would give
up the election, as they had been driven from
the polls, and could get no chance to yote.n
And again, we are told as q part OF this singular
story, that
1.-The negroes massed again at the CITY hall
where they were addressed by tue mayor. gnar
anteeing them perfect protection from a strong
force oil special police, which had been sworn i55
Ior the day, and free access to the polls: but
Win rev exceptions they refused to vote and
many have gone home" ~-O
Now the inquiry arises, from whom the
negroes were to be protected" or why they
should need protection? If they were strong
enough TO undertake to carry things with such
. nigh hand, they certainly could not need to be
guaranteed "perfect protection from a strong
polls" On the whole, we suspect that the
Georgia election will not tend to give assurance
10 the colored people of the country that the
Greeley democracy are their "best friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOB eALE.
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSn BARGAINs,y

LOB SALI;.six new two stery BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSES on 18th street N. W., between w
sbd Boundary streets, six rooms each, three on q
floor. Houses set back some Is feet pretty lawn In
front ready fer shrubbery, beautiful yeraDdah and
handsome picket fence TO each house wood &c
lots ITO feet deep opening on alley; State De-
partment cow enient to two street railroads. and ia
the most healthy and improving part of the city;
street improved and paw emept laid.
Terms: S1G cash. balance in mepthly instalmea.s
Of $40: The above property is for sale or rent.
Apply to DODGE DAkNEILLE,
Real Estate Brokers,
au1O No. l427 street w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-03
FOR SAILS.

GOUS SAAE.
FOE sALE-A fine HORSE, with BUGGY and
HAhNkSS, IN good condition. A bar q
gan: Apply az PRICE BRO. g Stables, ~
ON street, near Penna. avenue. Oc3 ST. GA
FOR SALk-BAY HOk-E, I6 hands high: ba,
Il trotted IN 1850. Price $40 Dan be q
seen at CHABLES EARL'S Stables, III ~
street, between 9th and 2lst. oc2 at "a
FOB sALE-The GOOD WILL, STOCK. and
FIATURES OF Livery and Sale Stable, n
enc OF the Oldest stands in Georgetown now IN
Helhg good laying business. Will be soldNN
low, as owner wishes to GO into other business In
quire OF ID. I. GLADMON & CO, corner of Bridge
AID Market streets, Georgetown. ocl-3ts
NOUNG MATCH BOOSTS AND La NDAU
A gentleman about leaving the United States.
nrers Tor sale his pair of rabbi an nd Block ~
HSwk match horses, which for style and ex IN
eshington.
Also, a new and beautifully finished, Silver
mounted. Satin lined LaLdsul-t, manufactured BIZ
Ram, OF New York; and one Jenny Lind Ballard
W wagon but little used. One set Double Harness,
Icy Phillips, Philadsl phia. One Set Double
Harness, eive -moubted. Casey, Baltimore. Que
Albany Cutter: together with variety of Carriage
Tor furtler information apply to
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
etZi-eou Corner 9TH and ID streets.
A>OR SALG-Fuli- blooded n EsSENGER MARE
For terms apply to NAII0R & SON, n
streets. sei7-tf A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
SENTIMENT IN THE CITY.

The report Of the Committee against Car
dozo and Barnard and the resignation of the former
which were early bullened at THE TRIBUNE Office were
welcomed by the members of the bar, yesterday with
general and hearty congratulations. Up to the very last
many lawyers did not permit themselves 10 hope that
these "scourges OF the bench" they have called
could be impeached removed while others still feared
the power which they retained for time Yesterday
all recognized how powerless the corrupt Judges were
against public OPINION and the expressions Of contempt
for them were loud and general In the profession
1t has been suggested that proceedings be begun
against the Judges and their Grazes to recover the
moneys alleged to have been corrupty shared between
them for fees referees and receivers The law fixes
the rate OF payment for referees at % per sitting but
allowances in OF the preparation Of reports
to the discretion Of the Judge Those consulted whe
agreeing this point to referees contended that the
allowances TO receivers In many instances were
fraudulent and further inquiry into the matter will DO
suggested to the Bar Association. IL has also been
that action be throw the Crates
the bar" unworthy members OF the profession
but nothing likely TO be done In this matter durog the
absence OF James W. Coleman (Barnards "Gratx' WHO
has gone South for his health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02

Bgn Canal Brooklyn, set on Gre yesterday
aEd damaged 800. No insurance
John Davis of the Bowery, who robbed Henry Il.
seholes $500 Ia Broadway Brooys r. d. few weeks ago. was
sentenced yesterday IN imprisonment for y year
Mary Brady of No. 80 Ezabeth-st. was assaulted,
YESTERDAY front Of her residence and struck on tie Lead With stone
b. an IN Known man. receiving severe scalp wound
John Howard of No. 100 East Thirty sixtb-st. and
81 and the later oeu, to the pavement and rendered
insensbe Howard locked uP
A fire occurred, yesterday on the first floor OF r.
- damage The tecond floor occupied by MI cmrs he
Loss stock 800 daughter Of me eoaeHman WI"
rescued by Officer Madison
Frank Scliyrver was arrested in AlDaDy on u
charge stealing 500 clothing the boarn
ockedeup Jefferson Markell yese
Farrell Neh ftea
Ing horse and belonging 10 INC knieIerbocef
Ice Company
The woodward of Hermanus Bennett at Hamil-
Yesterday noon by the Hartford na, and PhenI Companies
Mooney shop and John smondSs vbeewrgt
shop damaged $1,000 Insured for $500 by the Imperial and
Pheux Companies.
Henry Reeves aged T. of No. A Sherif-st. and
Edward ner aged Of No. 54 Gnndt quarfed last evening" At
Runke aged 10 Of No 6Colambs
gave the knife and told him stab bis opponent hs asye
The young desperate arrested.
Harry Edwards, who was held by Commissioners
the demand 81 Norway charge Of assaurg the
maze Of Norwegian ship Skiold and who released abes
BachoTd, the
Msrsha by Commissioner Osborn In releasing Edwards
charged cognnee Of under the treaty with Norway BY
uteds Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-02
NEW-JERSEY.
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

A mass meeting of the cOlored citizens of
Brooklyn will be held this evening at Commonwealth
Hail. to determine what course they shall adopt during
the coming Presidential campaign.
The Baptist Anniversaries will be held at
the Calvary Baptist Church In West Twenty as
follows Missionary Union, May 81 Home Mission May
% Publication and Bible Society, May %.
The appOrtiOning powers of the Board of
Apportionnent and Audit created by the present Lgs
lature superseded until May the like powers conferred
upon the Board Of Apportonment by the two per
act OF 1871 On that day the full powers OF the latter
Board were revived and II met yesterday executive
consider the estimates OF the expenses
rest C. the year. before deciding upon the apporlon
ments under the increased tax OF q per cent.
The General Conference OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church met In Shiloh Church.
at Prince and Marion-sts., yesterday afternoon,
Bishop g. T. Jones, Chairman Of the Board of Bishops
presiding. As only small number Of delegates were
present the Conference adjourned until o'clock this
morning after efectng temporary organization The
Board of Bishops OF the same Conference held an In
formal meeting yesterday, at the parsonage OF the
Beecker-st Zion Church. and determined to Have moth
ing TO do with the General Conference he under Bishop
Jones, claiming that IL could bo legally held only IN
Charlotte, N. c. on the 10th OF June next
Prof. John Fiske, Of Harvard College, gave
interesting lecture, Tuesday evening, before COM
pany Of gentlemen at the Of the Century Assoc
alton, the Composition OF Mind" He presented the
latest results OF psychological analysis of the structure
of the mind and the laws Of mental action The discus
son was close, and tasked the undivided attention Of
those who heard IL but 10 recognized as lucid and
finished Intellectual performance and In elearness aud
Flake Is thorough student OF tho later and higher
poets OF science and he has consented to give lee
lures 70 the public OF New York these subjects He
lecture rooms OF the Cooper Institute