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NEW YORK TAxEs.-It was rumored in New
YORK yesterday that the board of estimate
stated that this years taxes will amount tn
s1,Wo,OOO more than those of last YEAR n this
be true, II will increase the rate of TAXATION
from S2.I5 TO IS 20 per 800 valuation.
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1FBOt DAIRY AND SILVER SPRINGS
US RAi AD.-proposals for buildino IN.
above road will be received until Nav aith W
specifications and Information apply TO or address
mavla 3, $40 w. SLAGErr, President,
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IL would appear that Judge Barnard, of New
York will escape impeachment after all which
strengthens the impression that there was some
truth in the story OF 500 900 being used to bring
about failure OF the proceedings against the
corrupt judiciary in the commercial metropolis
IL If charged that the judiciary committee and
speaker OF the assembly are responsible for the
failure Of the movement for Impeachment of
Barnard. The assembly had ordered that
vote should be taken upon the articles. but the
SIeaker failed to see that this order was execut-
ed ln Lis default it was especially the duty of
the judiciary committee to attend to the matter.
since they had prepared and introduced the ar
ueies, but the matter was allowed to drop. This
forms one of the most Gisereditable ehapters IN
The history Of the so-called reform legislature.
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The Springfield Republican, IN referring to the
belief which has obtained to some extent tina;
Senator FentOn is responsible tor the result of
The Cincinnati convention. says that Mr Gree
ley l. much more indebted TO Theodore Tlton
for his nomination than to the Senator from
New York The former" says the Republican.
'labored with a faith that removes mountains.
and friendship that takes no thought of self
the Ial.er, believing in little and foreseeing no
triumph. fed from what he feared was the
wrath to come from Mr.. Greeley's failure
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PERSONAL.

MRS r. SAWYER Clat,rovo,f. Ma,,.,,. r..
80 Msdnsm, can be consulted II her house No
oio IN II between Ind ID, Island upon ali i'm.
PoIIant business, past present and future mia Ims
No HUMBUG.-The Queen of Spirit-- TI-- 6ISa.--5,
: develops medium living. ma. the wonderful
power OF changing luck. tells the past nresent ans
future Success failure of any business fore,S'a
&C, &c. l19 Chew alley, between and n and l.tt
and ID streets northwest ana; In ~
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17NI1Tp STATES PArIsT oyyIcl,

UHIrrD STATES :. rsrssfp ss H. g. ,z,
On the position Of ST. As .. PUfNAn. Of hepoa.
set nsAf s,ss,ss ~ sef IN ~ dss q sss
N inprpvsmeut IN Mzchinss for Forging Nails:
oiosed on lie 18th day o. July next; thai the
time for 6ilna Arguments and the cxAminers report
ssd petition BE hsar the sist d.y Of July nsxt.
Any ps,s.n mar oIYcsss s az ssztsn>,oa.
ESOR SALE Ga L KAeB.-Tss tsr-e large 6RicK
BUILDINGS corner Of street and NsS Jsrss1
Ave. s, az .is z "a 81 sGo.
ioe6 street, Baltimore. eui4-r
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
offlcE OF THE WASHINGTON AouRprcr. !,
Su,.. WARRINGTON, ID. g, MAJ Ia 10, (
.,sa rfoes,sis will be received by she andsr
construction Of Once in the civ - Ior the
Forms 81 proposals. and any desired infarn.,.n.
at this ONCE. esn DC seen
Proposals must be Endorsed 2. opp.ai. for ofsoa :,
and addressed TO q. v. BABCsCK
Major ~ Eneineers u A
ml5-6t Chief Engineer Washington Aqueduct
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3 I Il y L . @ I s t
MADAME ROSS.

TIE WONDERFUL ASTROLOGESr.
has lust arrived from New Orleans after an sb.e.c
OF nine years, and will be pleased 20 see her olS
iriends and Gil those desiring Astrological CONSUL
Iauons che has estenished thousands of peopIs
mo rave wltnes sed her. She il the only LADY, tk.t
really endowed with the natural gift OF foretelins
me past, present and future. This lafy has tray-
cleo throughout Europe and America, and whereyer
me 1ss visited las never failed 10 give uubounded
ssusiactlon Ibis lazy has been pronOuDced n.
me most scientific phrenoogist and astrslosi.t -
business 10 inv aluable an
she respectfully invites all 10 call and be con-
Nnseo OF her great powers. Satisfaction guaraa-
'esa or no pay Business strictly confidential
aoahe hOSS cures all diseases Incident 20 "a
mares. her pariors are now located nj goo n
street, eppoeite Masonic Temple,
Ladies, 81; Gentlemen, On so msxs-lm-
AIDES SUFFERING TRoM IRRKGULARI-
- ties, weaknssses, or any com plant peculiar "a
tner sex should oonnde In Oh. LEON, the oldsa ss-
tdohsAsd AND only reliable and safe PhysciAn Dsk-
ing sIeciahZ Of femsle onplsints in the city be
sspecisliy invites call from those who have bsen
deceived BY svinSlers. he guarantees . spssS
Sers OF no charge Syarais Rooms Jov ladp Pc
sth. ~ 49, oos~~en 80 -
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF The a. C. s., FpRr wHIrrLE,yA..
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will De received &C
this ONCE until IL O'Clock m. JUNE 18th. lS1. Tor
furnishing Rresh Beef required by the subsistenos
Department Tor the TROOPS Il thus station, and Also
for such choice cuts OF Fresh Meats may be
Quired By the ocers and their families during six
80 month";, commencing July j. Sl
Information 60 cond Itons, quality 81 beef, pay
ments, &C.. can be obtaiped n sepliostion -
mlSd lst lieut.. d Y. 3. Atty, A. Q. 8.
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MAAAoTH nlTE STONE aUAR.
Me.srs FOWLER q HAYWOOD are now quar-.
rying superior quality OF Stone.
A simple inspection Of those furnished the Board
Of Public works for the abaments of M street
bridge win show that they superior any in the
Orders solicited. which viii be furnished With
Once-ss Bridge street. eeores sowu. m.rz-u
TEE MOST TIE xH iSPa cEs+J RREfsoovIEr OF
Dr.. 3. d. Howe's Arahaa, MIX Cure
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours
WeWS,s Arabian Teuie Blooa Purifier
puries. buiids right square up, "a makes pers,
For General Debility, !" Lost Vitality" and
broken ssxa sSnsij IL S..e.s.a c...u,
ep. S !: .Sso ;. e s rss Gt.t IL ,s se
SOLD vbolesaie nd Esesi BY
SH GIL s1S1I Ct 81 1ss avenue
-; ts -; 6 81 4: 8;
I.5 MAIol, al al strssss.
p.B oIasss 8 %, & I'd Psnnsylvania ave.
SLOWS, 80 ssStn 4 Ct
t.i pdx 1Gs sss s. g sss ~.
Az ssa.ITas!a EcT rsn 0:Ditoi .na = .trsss:.
;ss ssf ssss.s a. ~ :ss .i's
IN BAHKRufrcf,,
At ws.hiAssos. the 50 az 81 q Ali, a. ISL,
r e. 4 n &
Washington, ID. O., Who hAA been Adjudged . hank
rngt upon his Own petition. By the supreme Court Of
as AUGUSTUS oussrER. Asssspee.
CAsH PAID FOa LADiES', O MS aad an
y DRENS oAsf.0rI 9LornIH94 SCOTS
saOke, etc = T. oRADW0d6S, lrSH Briase
a. ws. S stesaaeS q. " ~'a 's aessiy
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Il PATENT SEWER TRAP COVERS.

PPAfESr SEVER SEW rRAP coSrRsH EASES
BOARD PrBLIc WORKS. DISTRICT op CoIuMBrap
WASHINGTON. ID. e May Is, IsTa (
eeaed Proposals. will be received AZ this once
until noon of MONDAY, the goth inst, for for
nishing from one hundred ts 1--WE hundred OF
Chsses Patent Sewer Trap Covers, q sample OF
which may be seen at this Office.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
Bids must be directed 10 the Vice President Of the
Board, and indorsed. /" Proposals for Furnishing
Chases Patent Sewer Trap Covers"
The right to use this patent will be furnished by
the Be ard, that roy atty will be estimated for
mlstd ALEX. z. SHEPHERD, Vice Presf.
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CHANGE OF TIME
The Phil adephia Steamers will hereafter sail
from Georgetown. ID. O.. every WE'D <efS<
NEspAY and SATURDAY at 10 a. m 9k4A
Pbiladel phia. q p HYDE
may Ii lot Agent for District Of Columbia
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SGSs ksAs so Ss

wAsHINsroS. Nay H'is1.S
Sealed Proposals viii BE- received b. the usecr-
signed until Monday NOON, Dth instant, for the
osnsburg Road, oopSisting Of sraAinG, ersvelin<
and eulverts.
fsns and specinesfons may os seen :. sn,s on =
the whole. a.
The Board reserves the risss 10 reject say or eli
bids. -
Propossis should be addressed % the Wee Presi-
dent III the BOARD. and Endorsed " PToDosala for Inn
""'"s s ALFx n. euEPQERD.
uIaet rfrse vice Prssi1eaf.
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SIG PER MONTH
FIRSrCLAss TABLE BOARD
hpII- I'm HOWABD HOUSE.
EIkST.CLksS BOARD, WITH PLEAS1NT
l. FhoNF Rooms. TO be had on reasonable terms
Al lSoI. corner OF Pennsyl snie avenue and 18th
street. Good location. and accessible mh2S-iy
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AvENUE.lOl
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0+TREAsUHl DEPARTMENT.
uS OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CuRR Excy
WAsHINsr Ton, April 2S, 1872
NOTICE.
The circulating notes of =" The Waverly Nationa
Bank, OF Wavsrly. n. Y, will be redeemed a Do,
Erentaton At the Treasury d the United States II
JOHN jazz KNOX,
ap9-iawlm Acting Controller Of Currency
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

Trip to Philadelphia-The Co1ven-
tiou-Visit to the Residence Of Jay
Cooke, Hsq.-Washington City. &c,
At best it is only once in four
wears that a man has an opportunity
of attending a National Convention
to place in nomination party-cahdi
dates for President and Vice Presi-
dent, and as we had never before at
tended a National gathering of the
Republican organization, we CON
cluded to pack our satchel and go.
Accordingly, on the evening of the
Sd, equipped for the trip, we boarded
the Eastern bound train, and were
soon landed at Monroeyille, where
the train on the B. & o. r. r., with
a special car attached chartered for
the use Of the delegation from the
aew Tenth District, waited. We
joined athat crowd;" soon the whis-
tie sounded and we began the jour
ney which was to end in Philadelphia
the following night. The delegation
was accompanied by the Great
Western Band Of Sandusky City,
and consisted Of the following per
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

of the Republican party. Nominate
Grant, and we will make such a
clean sweep that Greeley and the
Liberal Republicans will be nowhere.
We are not charmed by the name of
Greeley. We have little education
but know by instinct where our in
terests lie, and the name of no man
can delude us in treachery to prin-
ciples. Great cheering.
General NJ. Bright, Chairman Of
committee on Permanent Organiza-
tion reported for permanent Presi-
dent, Thomas Settle, of North Caro-
lima.
Judge Settle came forward amid
a long-continued cheer. When qui-
ct was restored he said;
SPEECH OF JUDGE SETTLE.
GENTLEMEN OF THE CONVENTION: |
thank you for The distinction of pre-
siding over the deliberations of the
greatest party in the greatest power
on earth; and I accept it, not so
much as any personal attribute to
myself but as the right hand of fel-
lowship extended from our maenan-
imous sisters Of the North to the er-
ring, wayward, punished, regenerat-
cd, patriotic sisters of the South.
Immense applause
We have high duties to perform.
We have assent bled to name the man
who shall administer the laws of the
great Republic for the next four
years; but our duties arc plain. We
should be recreant to every trust,
and fail to respond to the vibrations
of every patriotic heart, if we do
not, with one voice, name the soldier
and patriot, U. S. Grant, forjhe next
President. Renewed applause
We of the South recognize and
him as a necessity. We
know that it is a necessity-neces-
sary for the law and order of that
portion of the country. He is a nee
essity to the freedom of all men.
Applause. tits not proper that l
concluded on Third Page.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
Oregon victory

The first State to rebuke the De.
mocracy and Liberals, after the Gin.
cinnati wrangle was Oregon, that fo1
four years had been a strong hold
le Democracy. In 1868 it went
Seymour against Grant, and has
sinued TO give Democratic vic
rs until this spring. She re
MS herself nobly, by electing a
ublicsn Congressman and a Re-
licsn majority in the Legisla-
Oregon Will stand at the head
he Republican column, with three
IS for Grant and Wilson, in No
lber.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

The Harbor Appropriation bill
passed the Senate, and was signed
by the President on Saturday. The
engineer is expected here soon, to
examine our river, and decide at
what point it viii be best to expend
the ten thousand dollars.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

Our German friends, of the CoU-
Tte'-, are no worse off than many
others in the Democratic party.
There is horse before the door,but
they don't know whether to mount
it or wait for another to be brouabt
up. In either event, the Democra-
tic Jordan will be hard road to
+roraI
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

ANDREW JOHNSON has been nomi.
mated for Congressman at large, by
the Labor Reformers of Tennessee
Is it sarcasm to suggest that any re-
form party ought to be proud of such
q representative.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

WE intended to present the fea-
lures of the contemplated New York
and Chicago Air Line Road this
week, but have been obliged to de-
fer for want of room.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

ist.-lt will relieve the worst case Of Bilious
Cholic or Cholera ,Morbu US in IS minutes,
SdE-lt will cure the most obstinate case OF
DyS yep and In d g stion in few
> d-It is the best remedy in the world for
SICK he d che, thousands can testify, if
taken when the first ptoms appear.
4th.-lt IS the best diurctic ever put before
the public; curing those distressing complaints
Oiab etes and Crave and other Urinary
dinTcultIes.
5ths-lt IS most excellent z m m g a
Eoguey and to the Young Girls, middle
aged WON n and at the Turn of Life, this
remedy Is of incalculabe value.
6th--lt will remove wind from the bowels,
and hence few drops in some swectened water
given TO 4 babe is better than a dozen cordials to
Relieve nd make IL Sleep Contain
ing no ano dyne.
7ths-lt Is sure relief for adults and children
affected with Wo rms a PIN Wo Tm 9.
II will bring away the worms.
5th.-It will cure the Piles and Hemor-
rho laI difficulties
9th.-Itw will cure Constipation and keep
the bowels regular Il viii also cure the worst
of Summer Co mp ! a mt and Dyse inter- Ty'
ioths-It viii cure Sour Stom ch,
Stimulate the Liver TO healthy action.
Relieve He Ft-BuFn and act as a general
r gulatoF of the system.
When taken dilute the dose with Sugar and
water to a Win e-GIass full and you
have pi SAINT tonic.
Mhlttlesey Dyspepsia Cure) SI.oo per bottle.
Mhittlesey Ague Cure SOC. per bottle.
Nhittesey Cough Granules asc per bottle.
sola Py al druggists and WarFa nted,
Whittlesey Prop, Ned. Co., Toledo, o,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

oUR PAPER, this week, is mainly
devoted to Convention news, and
incidents connected Herewith.
Next week we will endeavor to give
our usual variety.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

TIE State Journal nominates
Gen. Sherwood as Congressman
from the Toledo District.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

The FOrty-second Congress ad-
journed at nine O'Clock on Monday
night
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
THE JOURNAL.
A.H.BALsLzY, Editor.

Read Thompson & Co.'s Horse Rake ad-
yertisement, in smother column.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

Is u great city. Its appearance strikes one
faYorabiy, and tho demeanor Of its citizens
makes one feel as though he had always lived
there. They are easily approached, commu-
nicative, believe in their city, ready to inform
you Of its good points, and direct you where
you can see it to the best advantage, and will
even go out of their way to give or get for you
the information you may be in need of. In
this regard they differ very much from citizens
Of other places.
When the last button had been fastened and
the last speek of dust had been brushed of,
and the last loiterer had Joined the ranks, we
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
.AI Kinds Of Goods are
SOLD AT BARGAINS!
m nHE nTTY TRAnE.

TO TIE OITY TRADE.
Those living in the city Will find it
to their interest to take advantage
of this great sale and buy their
Spring and Summer Dry Goods at
lower prices than they have had
since the war.
No HaCnb6oCg! A Sure SGJel
Compare prices before you buy
elsewhere.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

Read Thompson d Co.. Horse Rake ad-
verisemsnt, in nnother column.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
DRY GOODS.
NOTIONS,
CARPETS, &C.

At Prices ,oAtch Astonish Everybody.
In order to make room so that we
shall be ready to repair our store by
the middle of June. We must re-
duce our stock by that time.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14
EYAMLNE OUR

EXAMINE OUR
Stripe and Figured japanese Poplins,
Black Alpacas, Dress Linens,
Table Linens, Fine Dress
Goods, Stripe and
Figured Piques,
Black Silks,
Great Stacks of Calicos and Muslins.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-14

And he accordingly lit out at high
rate of speed, policeman yelling at
his heels. For a while it was ''nip
and tuck" but the pOliceman's yells,
added to his fears of being left a
stranger in a strange land" lent adj
ditional impetus to his heels, and
he at last distanced the guardian of
the night, and leaped upon the rear
platform of the car, as it was steam
out Of the depot.
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where we arrived at an early hour next morn.
ing. As soon as the washing and combine
was finished, we marched to the Washington
House, to serenade our candidate for
VICE PRESIDENT, HON. HENRY WILSON
wha responded, expressing his thanks. Here
we took breakfast and proceeded to the rooms
of Hon. Chas Foster, and thence TO the resi-
dence of Senator Sherman, where we rested
partook of refreshments, and then proceeded
to the White House under the lead of Messrs.
Sherman and Foster. The band played,
''Hail to the Chief" and at It's conclusion the
delegation was shown into the large recep-
ton room, where, soon after,
PRESIDENT GRANT
made his appearance, and cordial hand
shaking followed. He expressed his wonder
that so large delegation should be present
from single district.
Then came visit to the Treasury Depart
ment, introductions to Secretaries Boutwell,
and Delano, and Treasurer Spinner-the lat
ter any enc would recognize at glance, from
the minute resemblance which his portrait on
the fractional currency bears to the original.
Then a visit and serenade to Hon. Henry
d. Cooke, Governor of the District, and then
the delegation divides up in squads to visit
the various points of interest. The work is
undertaken, but the first step proves TO us
there is no time to do justice We hasten to
the Agricultural Department, walk through
the Green House, glancing to the right and
left, at all manner of tropical plants, from all
climes and nations, but do not stop to ex-
anime them; stop moment in the propoga-
ting room of the grapery, where a new early
summer grape hangs full of rich clusters near
ly ready to ripen pass out, and in to the main
building, peep at genealogical specimens, take
a look at the birds and insects, pass case after
case of curiosities, and hasten to the Smithso-
nian Institute, where the same process is re-
peated, except to lnger few moments to ex-
anime the skeleton of the Megatharium, and
other few moments to glance at four or five
hundred paintings descriptive of Indian life
and customs, which the author is trying to
sell to the Government for $4,000. Some of
them are pretty fair specimens of daubing
eolors, but the collection would be dear at one
fourth the money asked for them.
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early in the evening. During the
war no town in Virginia suffered
more, or was held more frequently
by the different forces, than Martins
burgh. To-day it shows no traces
of the ravages Of war, and appears
to be growing steadily. Here a
bridal party came aboard the train
''merry as marriage bell" We
reached
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-20
DO Climates Change.

Old people complain that the seasons
are warmer, colder, or more rainy than
when they were young Their com
meuts are ridiculed because most per-
sons believe that no very marked changes
have or ever will take place in section
Of country where stability in nature is
a settled fact--tbat ia, it SHOWS in win
ter showers in April, and teres have
leaves in spring.
Atmospheric alteration is going on
from age to age, more strongly evident
in some parts Of country than in
others.
Here are illustrations. Two thousand
wears ago the climate Of Italy was Tar
colder than now The Loire and Rhone,
in ancient Gaul. used to freeze over an
pually. Juvensl saws the Tiber froze
40 firmly in bis day the ice had to be
cut to get at the water. Horace indi-
Gates the presence Of ice and snow in
the, streets Of Rome, and Ovid asserts
the Black Sea freezes over every year
So extreme wss the c'ld At that fa,
of period in history, it stands chroniclst
Inv the sncieuts that in Gaul. Germany
Panacnis, Thrsce, snow positively COW
IeLed the ground 90 long ss to prevent
fthe cultivation, OF olives, grapes ant
other fruit which are raissd there at thu
pfe.ent time in abundance Ice or SNOW
| to auy considerable amount would nov
10 Q pAsasQsasl In Itsly.G0N ~