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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

We HAvE.no longer anything to
say about the Modocs. The cold
blooded and atrocious murder OF
Modoc captives by Oregon ruilians,
was cowardly and brutal, and the
government should pursue the
murderers as ruthlessly as it has
pursued the Modocs, until they are
captured and brought to punish
ment. The Washington authorities
denounce the deed, andpromise that
every possible means of capture will
be resorted TO.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

THE sHAH of Persia, with three
wives has arrived in England, and
the knotty question is now troubling
our English cousins as to which OF
the three shall be invited to eourt,ss
it is out of the qdestion to in
vite them ali, without committing
the government to recognizing
polygamvs i oa
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

Our NEIeHBoRs of Toledo had a
close call for general condagration
on Friday night last, and our fire
department was telegraphed to come
to their aid. Thesteamer was taken
to the depot, but just before placing
it on the cars, a dispatch was received
stating that the fire was under con
troll, and the steamer was returned to
the engine house. The fire origin
ated in the trunk factory of Brooks,
Chase & Crofts, on st. Clair street,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

AN explosion Of fire damps oc-
CURED at a coliery near Shammokin
PENNSYLVANIA on the 10th. Theie
we're fifty men employed in the mine
at the time, and thirty-fve of them
only are known to have been saved.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

SECRETARY robson has had an
interview with Captain Tyson, Of
the Arctic expedition, and it is
stated that Tyson expressed the
opinion that Captain Hall died from
natural causes, and that the separa-
tion of his party from the Polaris in
the ice foe, was purely accidental,
From this it would seem that the re-
ports put in circulation in regard
to the poisoning of Hall, and mutipy
of part of the crew under Budding
ton were unfounded. g4d s
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

Stokes has been granted a new
trial, and the court is said to have
been unanimous. He will be izely
to chest the gailows after all.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

FRANCE pays her war debt to Ger
many because she exports more than
she imports, and levies 3 judicious
tariff upon whatshe imports.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

A WIDOW in Columbus, who keeps
apawn kroker's establishment, was
courted by gay deceiver, who re-
Gently curtailed the property Of her
rancho to the extent of seven gold
watches and chains. eighteen silver
watches, with number of rings, 8
revolver, &c, and then disappeared.
The widow is inconsolable.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

Irlooks now as though II, c. Bow
en- was the chief sinner of the trium-
virate. He remaineth in the west
until things become quiet.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

JUDeE W. B. TRIAL, a promi-
prominent citizen of this State, died
of diptheria, at Columbus, on the
7th inst. He had been for thirty
years editor of the Circleville Her
aid, and had been editor Of the STATE
Journal five years. Had been Comp
trollero the Treasury and member
of the Legislature. He elacked few
days of being rs years old.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

HoN. j. A. GARFIELD will deliver
the anniversary address before the
College at Painesville on the 26th.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

THE Chicago Jubilee is pro
nounced a success. The immense
depot was throneed with people.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

You've WALwoRrH the parrieide
has been indicted for murder in the
first degree.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

co1UnBus is 70 have FREQ postal
delivery.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13
BRIDGE SALE.

w day Of june a. D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
the loq OF constructing Bridge over the MIL Race,
near the former residence Of Justus Cobb in Green
Creek Township. Specification to be fully set
forth on the day OF sale. The Commissioners re-
serve the right Of rejecting any bids considered in
compatible with the interests of the County.
COMMISSIONERS OF SANDUSK1 co.
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80 RA1sLnY. ndlt0r.

EAEbdOrIT OF
FRIDAY. June Is, 1913.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-06-13

Cloth viii be Manufactured by the Yard or on
Shares, Carding and Spinning and Card Rolls for
customers. II. 3. GLASS, Supt.
For the Estate P. c. Dean.
BABLYILLE, April 29, 1873, 1sm3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-16

Steamship Scotia (Br) Lott Liverpool and Queenstown
Steamship Minnesota Br, Freeman, LiverpOOl-wil-
stsamshp Caledonia tBr). ovsnssons. olassow-Hsn-
S,esmship Wilmington, Holmes HAvsns-w Clyde
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, savannah-hurrsy. Ferris
sam.a, wysnSas o09sn ssSEcs Petersburg and
Steamship Regulator Freeman, Phiadeiphia-Lorinard
' sscamsh,o Neptune. Baker Boston-g Dpock
Ship Astronomer (Brl Edgar, Liverpool-C Wright
Ship Marianne (Porp Ferreira Lsbon-L Am
's Ship John Bright Hadley, San Frsncscosutton
Bark Olive Branch OBJ, whsatley. Liverpool-o L
Bark Leteza dAD. Castellan Cork for orders-sioeo-
Bark Wanderer (Nor>. Rofsen, stetdn-Funch. Edge
Bark Templar Bartlett Genoa-Lunt Bros 4 Co.
Bark New YORK, Gibbs New orleans-Boriand, Dear
Brig vitesse CBels>, NAssell, Antwerp-J W Schmidt
Brig Robt NICK spearing (Br), Hilton, Caabarien-Jova
Brig John Upper tBD, Grouse. Bridsewater, Ns-L
schr Carrie W Clark Cross Anugua-B Weinberg
schr Edw Lee, Tobin, Point-a-Pitre tGuad)-BJ Wen
schr Lady Zimmerman (Br). Hodgkns Green Turtle
schr Northern Home Orr, Eagles St Johns, NF-Pcnis
schr Julia Cuch OBJ. haloney St John NB-Jed Frye
schr c Il. Eaton, shacktord, Pernandina-John Boyn-
schr Addie Bryant Stubs, Charieston-H W Loud d
schr Joseph seger. Ellis Wilmington. NC-B sher-
schr Annie W Collins, saxton, Baltmore-yan Brunt
schr Carrot Wright Chopper, Baltmore-w Cha
mers.
Steamer Mars Grumey philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly. Pierce, Philadelphia.
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echr yabens, DaPrah, New YORK rpr Boston
schr WIN neOobb. Dill, New YORK for Providence.
6chr Uncle Joe. Smith, New York for 0reenp0rt.
echr Mary Ellen, Ha wkins Antigua for Roslyn.
Schr GEN. rhomaA New York Tor Rockport
s scr S S1 Miller Jones; yrgns lSr New Haven
schr Clara, CLARK, New York TOR Newburyport.
echr franconA Adams New York for Boston.
Schr Ellen Morrison Dodge, New York for Portland
schr Belle, Wood, New York for Plymouth.
schr VIM Phiilips HawkinA Rondout for Provt
schr Haze, Benson, Trenton for Saybrook
Schr Storm, 6taab, Trenton for Hartford:
ford.
schr Rienxi, Harper, New York for Newport
Schr Nellie, Mason, Port johnson for Boston.
Scnr e church, clifford, New York for Westport,
schr VIM Peck, Bunce New York for Huntington.
6chr Tunis Depew, Baker. New YORK for Hyannis.
schr VIM Martin, Hail. New York for Rockland.
schr Grecian. Mitchell, South Ambov for Boston.
schr hester, Davis, Albany for Porto hester.
sem P Wses sy New 6ont Sr
schr Carlisle. Northrup, Rondout for Providence.
Schr 3 Scranton, Pease Rondout Tor Providence.
Schr Annie RUSSELL Miller, Rondout for Fall River.
schr Quincy, Quincy, kond0ut for New Haven.
Schr Sarah Layerne, Smith, New York for New Haven.
schr Reading RI No So AcDermot, Philadelphia for
schr Chief Smith, New York for Norwich
Schr Escort, Hawkins New York Tor bridgeport.
schr Copy, Miller, Albany for Port Jefferson.
Schr oakley, Newman New York for Pawtucket.
schr Curtis Goodwin, Lewis Elizabethport for New
Haven
schr sanie Burton, Burley, Albany for Stamford
Steamer Albatr0ss, DAVIS New York Tor Fall River.
Steamer 0alatea, Nye, New York tor Providence.
Steamer rhetis. dale. New York for Providence.
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py liberal perusal Of story papers ana novels, and

BY liberal perusal OF story papers ana novels and
IL IL more than likely that
CHEAP LITERATURE Is THE PRIME CAUSE
OF all her woes and misfortunes Alter q weeks
absence she wrote home from Chelsea that she was
going to Philadelphia as clerk for female physi-
clan, and shortly afterwards she was heard from
IN the Quaker City. An interval OF several months
then elapsed, when her father was informed that
she was sick In q hotel In Boston, and when he
went to her assistance he found that she
had been sent to the Insane Asylum IN
was never ascertained, although It is generally
surmised that II was some AFFAIR OF the heart She
was very sick during q couple OF months OF her
hospital lie, and was at all times very violent.
She would tear her clothing TO pieces, and was
GIVEN TO DEsTRUCTIvENEss
generally. After about six months she began to
improve, and at about the time she was 10 be
turned out as ''cured" she took II into her head
ities OF discharge. Securing couple
OF dresses and some other ciotnng
belonging to one OF the matrons. sne
stepped surrepttlously into buggy that was
standing near the institution and drove on TO
relations in North Bridgewater There were no
apparent symptoms OF insanity. 80 the Omclais
thought, even alter this little freak ana tne pSs
quenLly she went to Middleboro and learned the
straw hat and bonnet business In when sne Is sad
10 have been an expert Providence was her next
months, when she went to New YORK.
OFF FOR NEW YORK.
This was about four years ago, ana the story Oh
her eventiul life since that time has already been
tie OF her, and have only heard from her at inter-
walls OF six months or year. She mas always
seemed TO have an aversion TO home and 1rlends
since she first lett Plymouth. but Tor what reason
cannot be devned. Her father IL man OF CON
siderable means, and has always been happy N
expanding his wealth for the gratlhcaton ano
comfort OF his children, and this terrible anu Tragic
afction in his declining years is, therefore, Pc
culiarly painful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-16
AN INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-
Twelve states Represented at Cieve-
Innd--A New Party To BE Formed.

CLEVELAND, Ohio July Is, 1873.
The Industrial Congress OF the United States,
composed OF delegates from various trades unions
throughout the country, commenced its session in
this city to-day. About seventy delegates were
present, representing twelve States. The
Congress was called to order by N. A. Foran.
President OF the Coopers international Union,
who made an address OF welcome and stated the
objects OF the meeting, one OF which, be said. was
TO form q new political party H. J. Wells, OF
Cincinnati, was chosen temporary Chairman, ana
John Schley, OF indianapolis. temporary Secretary.
committee on credentials was appointed and
their report received after which permanent on
GERS were elected, as follows President, John
Fehrenbach, OF Cleveland; secretaries 8. Keefe, OF
Philadelphia, and John Schley, OF Indians polis.
Alter the adoption OF a constitution q Committee
Rules was appointed and the Congress ad-
journcd until tomorrow.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY Is, 1873.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises "a Gov. Island. eve ! 81
Sun sets. .....-... 20 Sandy Hook. eve IL 70
Noon rlses... eve II 80 He'll Gate. 49,. eve 10
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE IRON NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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SAILED.

steamshps Alabama; for Gasgoy tnot lsth Whining.
barks Victoria Perez Maraoaiboi idea dtaD Penarth
Roads, Morning star lsr), st Jsgo and Guantanamo;
Upper, Brdgewater, Ms; schrs Dandy (Brl Hsrbor
mington, NO
Wind ct sunset Wsw, light
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THE COTTON CROP.

SELMA, Ala, July 10, 1874
Caterpillars are appearing generally In the
prairie cotton lapds vest q selma
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WHEN writing TO advertisers please mention the
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A Romantic Life.

The romance Of Senator Houston's life
Is hardly known 10 the present genera
ton, and yet IL contained enough to fur
nish material for half a score Of novels.
His escape from his mother, when, at the
age of seventeen, he fell madly I'm love
with the Indian maiden Tootooloo (Sun
fash, and following her to her home,
adopted the habits Of the Cherokees, mar
ried her, and for three years, under the
name Of Oolooteka, hunted and fished and
fought as a young Indian brave and ac-
knowledged chief; his unexpected re-
turn 10 his family, grown during his alb
sence, though still wanting six months OF
his legal majority, to that heroic stature
which then, dressed in hunting-shirt,
moccasins, blanket and head-gear, and
ever aflerward, however clothed, made
him a man Of mark his abandonment,
sixteen years later in life, while Governor
Of Tennessee, when his early pranks had
been forgotten In his success rs a lawyer
and triumphs as a politician, Of his young
and accomplished bride the day after
marriage; his resignation of office. and
winding up of business, and settlement
of affairs, with the utmost deliberation,
against the earnest entreaties Of friends,
and ieers Of foes; his securing by deed
all his not uncomfortable property 10 his
mother; his return, as an Indian chief, to
the wilderness. retaining his native wife,
and dwelling three years longer with his
tribe and his sudden departure at last,
for Texas, for the purpose of becoming a
herdsman on the prairies-all show clear
ly enough the large element of savagism
there was in his character. And yet he
was superbly endowed by nature; was a
great soldier, lawyer and statesman
possessed an executive ability unsur-
passed; whether as Governor or Senator,
was the most popular Of men; and i'm
polished society was its ornament and de-
light.
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admission that some underlined repug
nance In the constitution made the invis-
ible presence OF a cat incompatible with
the lie OF IN able-bodied and strong
minded man.
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-"Cholera e~lephantum" is taking offthe
children In Kansas City-according to a
local doctors certificate.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,

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Every Day an Increasein Flesh and
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The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

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ears. and the worst forms OF Skin diseases, Eruptions.
Fever Sores. Scald Head, Ring Msrm, salt Rheum.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-07
szE,e>y.tE-& &9ieg-

10y virtue or stn'ry writ~ OF r.. i't-, Il r.
) Ftr., and A. teHn. StIt rl, -,;lrt out 81 thr
court - common i''.- CO. '"Htt'i - g""iits ai!,.
To- me o.rJSig"- i".Ec wa. u, r3soh /" fuua.,'
DAY, tac ith day Of February nnNt. q. o'cloci,,
p 81. rae i.o"ing real ,'-'i", 70 VII
AIG5ae right. titi and Interest pa a. ". lloyd
ana AHr-~ii'." ." ti"tvoT. OF. Iu ana IT, H piece Ar
parcel ut Iaud sijuUtc in Su-qH, h8uHu town
8Tein. John u. Baum, and ;thtrs. vnHIatul"E
dwelling house 5nd a Log H.tlii- no" ia t!l@ "c-
cuFaaCy OF q. " L.uyd.
Lloyd and Augustine Cav a.. "i. 'r ard Z" u
piece or parcel OF iuui ~itUttc in SiI-Iuehanna
township. IHm,.rsa C"HHt}. adjoining lanes at
1"hI K, Na4l", ! uru~J'"c i;,N "Ti[ ana oi-tI-'
csattits 40 acres UlDrt or itS= EaViiis there
ou erected a ouc-aui- -u,-.raif story plank house,
Also. ali tir. .ht title ard interest nf w.
Lloyd and Augustine Culver, uI, IN uH,! 40
John X NtinrLu;il. I rilN LioI q, #!u others. con
canning - acres ana ~ pcrchcs more or less
Also. ~ The right. tile and interest Of G. W.
Lloyd uf.a y Augustine tT#EEF. ''. ~ ana 10 a
piece or parcel of land si,urto in Sl-l el'a;nn4
township. t"nlai.t county @dJ'lhiRF 'ait~ ri
John ". E.ui=F- T. y. ItJ.,--- il" Others cor
salu,"g 40 acres, mere "r L., tiE"Hi 80 y4ri's
st w.sisn arc clgLi "t, hty Ing thereon eIe' -"
-Uo story I.-rt rl:rA Ert part Log house t!II =
franc barn, no" IA the occupancy 81 --l;E.i
.TsI5ln j.. execution as3 to lee sold ot tac suits
Of Jerome 9iatT. f. Bearer, Hs.d yuo5acr-
-, 81 ~ r.flt ,It., f i'm and fn = Ger
tain piece &C. parcel oi Iaai situate IA 't''t'' &c.
township, Cam ITlt county, udJ .lui,E isi'.'~ Oh
which are s-tr.lT.~. ErvlT-s erected thereon 81
;"oSt'rH P..'.,< nous # az ~ q i.lt ~ - :, IN iN
..Nt.3ItIu .,d ;u hc sold ur 'ne suit ut francis
Cooper t"i use - =. i - ~, =. ,,ro e. srf,r
Shrrff's GsScc Eacu~nur-. Jan. 10. !S..'. -:
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4 THoUGHTFUL TRAvELER.-A travel
er who saw pretty little girl in the same
car with himself says In few years,
thought l, that infant will be an ornament
to society but had she not better die :?
Very soon they will tie some dead mans
hair to the back of her, fasten her ribs with
a corset, and.hang bird-caga around her
lower limbs. Worse than that, when Sine
arrives at maturity she win be compelled TO
determine whether she is for protection
or free trade. to comprehend the myster-
les of the coolie question, and to under
stand the intIicscies Of pig-iron, and go
to the polls snd vote.
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-OTICE is hereby given that Letters Ieste-
y meutury on the Estate OF FeteF hefTi5ah'
late OF Allegheny township, Gambia county.
deceased, have been granted by the Register oi
said county TO the undersigned. An pcrSoLs
indebted To said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment. and those has ing Claims
against rhe same viii present them properly
authenticated for settlement
FRANCIS 4. STORM, Trxocntors
CHNS. M'MANAMY.
Allegheny Twp Jan. j, IS53.-6t.
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Lorctto. Jan. p, 1873. st.
r office OF Ayopeals.

NOTICE = hereby given that Appeals Will be
: held At the Commissioners Office III EDcis-
burg us follows for 1873 viz:
"Wednesday, Feb. l2th-A dams, A!lcEheuF.Hhd q
R,,rr rownstiiTs. and C:irr0lltown, COueHaugh
and EbcuShurs hDroughs.
Thursday, .eh. lath 't2hnstown, LotctIo una
y b. Appeals VIII only be heard IN cases
where the valuation was Increased 10y reason OF
improvements for the year lStJ.
v. y. D. }, Msleocc.Li,iELbAND, c.i,iA Commissioners,
\. ANNA.
Attest. :. KESNEDT, Clerk. ,
Commissioners Office, EheHSburU, IAN. % Io.'t.
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SftraX steer.

GAME to the premises of the subscriber In
- Susquehanna township on or aG0out the
middle of September last, Il yGarli-g 8BlN DL 2
STEER, with star IN his face. The owner is
requested TO come forward, prove property.
paw charges and take him away; otherwise he
will be disposed of according 70 law.
Jan 2l,-3t. HEHBY WEANLAkD.